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Lot 803
A rare ivory alphabet hornbook circa 1800, the paddle shape engraved with capital letters of the alphabet and floral motifs Note: examples of similar style and date in ivory are very rare, as they are more usually found made of bone. The V & A has a bone example of similar date, and there is an ivory example in the American Treasures Library of Congress collection, and the New Zealand National Library exhibits another showing very close similarities. 9½ x 4cm (4 x 2in)
Lot 807
An early 19th century ivory and ebony box, the oval lid with white metal hinge and monogrammed oval, the underside lined with shagreen, 6cm (2.5 in) high The hinge has broken away from the rim at some point and been restored back. The foot rim is formed of two semi circles and there is a gap now where the ends would have met
Lot 868
A 19th century South German ebony and ivory inlaid table cabinet, 17th century style possibly Augsburg, inlaid with architectural features, an opening top, two doors enclosing a fitted interior with a central cupboard and small drawers, above a long drawer to the base on bracket feet 73 x 69 x 35cm (28 x 27 x 14in) Loose mouldings to the archictectural front door panels, but all present
Lot 5693
A novelty Victorian fabric and ivory fan, the folds painted with a thrush serenading his love with a banjo, the pierced blades with decorative motifs (faults); a Victorian fabric and ivory fan, the folds painted with a sprig of Lily of the Valley, plain ivory blades (faults); a Victorian fabric and treen fan, the fabric folds painted with bees and a branch of white blossom, the shoulder picked out in relief with a beau and musical trophies (faults) (3)
Lot 5700
Fans - a Japanese paper fan, painted with stylized chrysanthemums and Mount Fuji, Meiji Period; a Japanese fabric fan with ivory shoulders, the folds painted with a branch of autumnal leaves, Meiji Period; a Japanese paper and cedar fan, the folds painted with geishas in kimonos;a Rhiems champagne advertising fan others, later (7)
Lot 513
Violin, swordstick and pair of bellows Loss of colour to top of right hand side, the size of two ten penny pieces, The bottom half of violin with 8mm strip restoration to the main body which stretches up the two holes. Left hand side with 4mm section, these are old repairs Top of violin broken and re-glued in two places. wear to back all over, 4.5in by 1.75in lack of colour to bottom half, minor scratching and chipping to edge of violin, Top of violin okay, bit of flaking to the heavy varnishing, from orange brown to brown. Bow - has no makers mark, but ivory and mother of pearl okay, the tightener works on bow. When looking inside the violin, only one strut supporting, not two?. No makers label inside.
Lot 14
Seraband long rug, north west Persia, circa 1920, 9ft. x 3ft. 6in. 2.75m. x 1.07m. Overall wear with repairs in places; outer ivory guards missing each long side. Together with a Seraband rug, north west Persia, circa 1920, 6ft. x 4ft. 1.83m. x 1.22m. Overall wear; small ‘bite’ to lower right corner. -2
Lot 16
Two north west Persian rugs, Hamadan area, the first with all over design on an indigo field, 5ft. 10in. x 4ft. 5in., 1.78m. x 1.35m., the second with indigo central medallion and ivory corners, 4ft. 7in. x 3ft. 5in.1.40m. x 1.04m. Surface marks in places; reweaves and repaired kink to left side borders. Both mid-20th century. -2
Lot 161
Massive Donegal carpet, Ireland, early 20th century, 25ft. 5in. x 12ft. 7in. 7.75m. x 3.84m. Superb all over design in predominantly bright green, deep yellow and ivory of trellised leaves and abstract motifs on an old rose ground within a wide bright green border. Small split in top right side of field; small reweaves in places.
Lot 320
Interesting Kirghiz strip, Uzbekistan, late 19th/early 20th century, 3ft. 9in. x 1ft. 3in. 1.14m. x 0.38cm. The field composed of fourteen guls, each quartered in ivory and terracotta with brown ‘silhouette’ type motifs. Overall even wear. Together with an east Turkestan rug, possibly Kashgar, late 19th/early 20th century, 2ft. 9in. x 2ft. 7in. 0.84m. x 0.79m. Slight wear in places; ‘bite’ to kelim lower end.
Lot 353
Large chuval face by the Kizil Ayak of the Ersari Turkmen, south west Turkmenistan, early 20th century, 3ft. x 5ft. 5in. 0.91m. x 1.65m. Tiny spot of moth damage in field top left side; repairs to outer left side top. Note the single row of tree-like motifs in the lower elem with ivory and pale gold highlights.
Lot 354
Good Yomut Turkmen ‘kepse’ gul main carpet, Turkmenistan, late 19th/early 20th century, 11ft. 1in. x 6ft. 7in. 3.38m. x 2.01m. Some wear and small holes in places; surface mark lower end; small reweaves in places. Note the ivory main border and the Yomut ‘eagle’ motifs in each elem. Good lustrous wool and good colour including a light blue.
Lot 357
Tekke Turkmen main carpet, Turkmenistan, late 19th century, 10ft. 10in. x 7ft. 6in. 3.30m. x 2.29m. Overall wear, heavier at top end. Narrow ivory kelim ends with replacement fringes. Note the attractive complex main border with occasional ivory octagons each with four stars within and the ivory rectangles down each long side.
Lot 512
Chinese informal robe of pink silk damask, the collar, facings, hem and cuffs of black satin embroidered in coloured silks; the robe facings and edges lined with bright green silk; the robe otherwise unlined; the sleeves partly lined with ivory silk and embroidered ivory satin sleeve bands.; gilt metal toggle fastenings. Early 20th century.
Lot 524
Four needlework embroideries comprising a pair of Berlin woolwork pictures each with a central figure worked in petit point with silk highlights one depicting a mounted drummer; the other a juggler, 19th century, each 17in. x 15in. 43cm. x 38cm.; both framed; a similar larger embroidery with central cartouche worked in petit point of two ladies in a garden setting, brass studded inner border; 19th century, the needlework 28in. x 18in. 71cm. x 46cm. the rectangular frame with carved pediment and, verso, an Aubusson(?) tapestry fragment, 19th century, (damaged); and a Berlin woolwork panel worked with flowers, 19th century, the shaped needlework 20in. x 20in. 51cm. x 51cm. mounted in a shaped painted carved wood frame on splayed legs; (the needlework with insect damage and missing stitches) together with a European tapestry in shades of brown, ivory and pink depicting an oversized strutting hen and three chicks in a landscape setting; 19th century, 76in. x 53in. 193cm. x 135cm. Very faded and with losses to ends. Sold as a collection with all faults, not subject to return. -5
Lot 526
Collection of clothing including an ivory satin wedding dress, with pleated overskirt to the front and long train at the back, the long sleeves and plain cuffs with satin covered tiny buttons and loop fastenings, circa 1920s; wax headdress and an ivory velvet floral headdress; ivory satin heeled wedding shoes, Lilley & Skinner, London (hand written note with the shoes: ‘My wedding shoes 1928’); an ivory silk sleeveless dress with ‘V’ back made from a wedding dress; A ‘Marie Antoinette’ silk fancy dress with metal thread embroidery and bead trim; a black lace dress; silk stockings, kid gloves and a shaded pink chiffon shawl with purple silk fringing. All circa 1920s-30s. Sold as a collection with all faults not subject to return.
Lot 83
Rya rug or bedcover, Finland, woven with initials and date of 1818, 5ft. 11in. x 4ft. 8in. 1.80m. x 1.42m. A most attractive Rya with a single large tree to each side of the field and two large ivory birds at the top beneath the initials: I(?) E S C E D and the date: 1818 Ryas with the tree design are well documented in Sirelius, U. T., The Ryijy-Rugs of Finland, pp. 104-109.
Lot 292
A Royal Worcester blush ivory floral painted and gilt heightened quatrolobe vase and cover signed F.J. Bray, the base with green painted marks, No 291, date code for 1910, height 17cm. CONDITION REPORT No apparent restoration, colour and gilding good, some slight wear to gilding on the finial.
Lot 604
A cased five piece carving set with ivory handles, plated mounts and steel blades, a cased set of twelve plated tea spoons together with butter knife and mother of pearl handle spoons (one spoon missing), an ivory handle silver plated cased fork and a cased set of six silver sheath handle knives (4).
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