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Lot 39
A small oval needlework picture of a rural scene with a church and house in the distance, worked in black thread on ivory silk, 5 4 cm and another of buildings, 6.5 x 9cm, in metal frame, with paper inscribed 'Work of Mary Marsden (Formerly Perkins) born 1773, died 1845, APM's Grandmother', (2).
Lot 28
Two Early 19th Century Ivory Toothpick Cases, the first oval with the top inset with decorative gold pique work, the velvet interior fitted with a mirror, bought by Ms E A King in Yarmouth the second of plainer rectangular form. (2) Provenance: From a collection belonging to a direct descendent of Sir Richard King, 2nd Bart (Commander of HMS Achilles at Trafalgar) and his father in law Admiral Sir Charles Cotton 5th Bart (of Madingley), Commander of the Channel Fleet 1811.
Lot 29
An Early 19th Century Ivory Toothpick Holder, of oblong form with decorative basket weave pique work, velvet interior fitted with a mirror. Provenance: From a collection belonging to a direct descendent of Sir Richard King, 2nd Bart (Commander of HMS Achilles at Trafalgar) and his father in law Admiral Sir Charles Cotton 5th Bart (of Madingley), Commander of the Channel Fleet 1811.
Lot 30
A Lady's Late 18th Century Ivory Toothpick Holder, of rectangular form with central cartouche of plaited hair inscribed (L Cotton ob 18th Oct 1798 at Salisbury), velvet interior fitted with a mirror. Provenance: From a collection belonging to a direct descendent of Sir Richard King, 2nd Bart (Commander of HMS Achilles at Trafalgar) and his father in law Admiral Sir Charles Cotton 5th Bart (of Madingley), Commander of the Channel Fleet 1811.
Lot 32
A Portrait Miniature on Ivory, depicting Marie Stuart (Queen of Scots), label to verso reads: "Copied in enamels from a miniature by Isaac Oliver 1556 died 1617 of Mary Queen of Scots. The original miniature was in the collection of D Meade , painted by Zincke" (possibly Christian Friedrich Zincke), approx 2.5 x 2.5 cms Provenance: From a collection belonging to a direct descendent of Sir Richard King, 2nd Bart (Commander of HMS Achilles at Trafalgar) and his father in law Admiral Sir Charles Cotton 5th Bart (of Madingley), Commander of the Channel Fleet 1811.
Lot 435
A finely carved 19th century Chinese ivory figure of Guanyin wearing an elaborate headdress and holding a vase containing a lotus, standing on a lotus pod base above lotus leaves, signed on red seal to base, height 33.5cm (af). CONDITION REPORT: Small loss to the headdress as can be seen in the front of the photograph, possibly been reglued at some stage across the base, but no signs of breaking, there are a couple of old splits to the base also, generally very good condition.
Lot 442
A 19th century Chinese Canton ivory brise fan with twenty-five sticks finely carved and pierced pagodas and floral sprays, length 26cm (af), five bone fans and a sandalwood example (7). CONDITION REPORT: Brise fan - one end stick missing and one stick broken off but present. Ribbon has come apart. Sticks have losses to ends, the rounded part.
Lot 447
An early 20th century Chinese Canton carved ivory and silk embroidered fan, the guard sticks decorated in relief with various figures in a village landscape scene above chrysanthemum sprays, the inner sticks carved and pierced to form figures in a landscape scene when extended, the fan finely embroidered with a dragon chasing a flaming pearl amidst clouds and flames, length 24cm, in fitted black lacquered shaped rectangular case (af). CONDITION REPORT: One of the guard sticks has been broken straight through towards the hinge end, otherwise condition is fairly good. The box is a bit tatty.
Lot 523
A Japanese Meiji period ivory okimono depicting a fisherman with a net of fish, signed to base, height 23cm. CONDITION REPORT: A section of the base of approx 3.5 x 2cm has been reglued, very minor losses to his head adornment, something to suggest there should have been something on his back as there is a peg on his hip, there are very minor age splits to the feet section, otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
Lot 524
A Japanese Meiji period ivory okimono carved in one piece depicting a man taming a dragon, his robes decorated with clouds, unsigned, height 20cm. CONDITION REPORT: There are some old vertical age splits with are closed to the reverse and the edges of the base, the rectangular red tab which would have had a signature is not present any longer.
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