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Lot 325
Attributed to FERDINAND PREISS; an Art Deco bronze and ivory figure of a female dancer, her cap, chest garment and shorts of bronze, the remainder of her body carved from ivory, unsigned, raised on onyx plinth, height 26.5cm (af). CONDITION REPORT: The figure is apart from her base, the tip of her right foot has been broken off and remains in the base, there are five age cracks to her legs, both arms are slightly loose, there is a small crack to the back of her neck and a few stress cracks to her arms and a chip to her left armpit. I would agree that the quality of the metal mounts is not superb, however the ivory is pretty good. Fingers complete. Base has two or three tiny nibbles but nothing significant. Arm span is 18cm.
Lot 328
DEMETRE CHIPARUS (1886-1947); an Art Deco cold painted bronze and ivory figure of a young girl carrying an umbrella, raised on octagonal variegated onyx base, the reverse of the umbrella signed Chiparus, Etling, Paris, height 25cm. Reference; Bryan Catley, Chiparus-Master of Art Deco, second edition by Alberto Shayo, page 64. CONDITION REPORT: This has been in the same family for a number of years. The umbrella stem is misshapen and the lower section beneath her hands is missing. Her hands have also been detached at some stage and reattached to the bronze but this does not detract from the figure. A couple of the points of the umbrella are slightly bent. Some nibbles to the edges of the base otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
Lot 329
DEMETRE CHIPARUS (1886-1947); an Art Deco cold painted bronze and ivory figure of a young girl carrying a satchel raised on a circular stepped onyx base, the reverse signed Chiparus, Etling, Paris, height 20cm. Reference; Bryan Catley, Chiparus-Master of Art Deco, second edition by Alberto Shayo, page 64. CONDITION REPORT: This has been in the same family for a number of years. There are slightly rubbed marks to her shoulders and there is a 1cm fine surface scratch to the front of her dress, the strap of the satchel is slightly misshapen but overall in good condition. There are a few nibbles to the foot rim of the base.
Lot 466
A Royal Worcester blush ivory floral decorated ewer with gilded handle, puce printed marks to base, no. 1668, height 18.25cm. CONDITION REPORT: Rubbing to the gilding on the body of the jug and in parts to the rim. A couple of blemishes to the surface but overall free from damage and repair.
Lot 469
An early 20th century Royal Worcester blush ivory wicker moulded basket painted to the interior with floral sprays, shape no.G441, date code for 1908, height 10cm. CONDITION REPORT: Very minor wear to the decoration otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
Lot 1132
A late Victorian silver handled ivory bladed paper knife, Birmingham 1899 (af), a silver chain, approx 2.5ozt, a set of three shirt studs, a tie pin, a part cased set of shirt studs, three loose shirt studs, a white metal presentation key detailed Audenshaw Savings Bank 1936, and a pair of cufflinks.
Lot 1196
A mixed lot of collectable silver comprising two napkin rings, an oval locket, cut glass silver mounted open salt and a sugar scoop with mother of pearl handle, also a vesta case, brooch in the form of a kukri knife and several pieces of early 20th century carved ivory. CONDITION REPORT: There is no blade in this lot. The kukri is a brooch, length 5cm.
Lot 1277
A Wedgwood and Bentley cameo depicting a cherub torturing a small winged creature with fire, brass frame, 6 x 4.5cm, a late Victorian oval ivory brooch, 3.5 x 4cm, and a decorated shell (3). CONDITION REPORT: Cameo has Wedgwood and Bentley impressed marks, it has evidently been worn and has slight tarnishing/soiling.
Lot 172
A CHINESE IVORY-HANDLED SILVER PRESENTATION TROWEL AND AN IVORY-HANDLED SILVER-MOUNTED PRESENTATION MALLET, LATE 19th CENTURY, each bearing the inscription, "Presented to Mrs. J. Lees on the occasion of her laying the Foundation Stone of the Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee Hospital at Tientsin 22nd June 1897", the trowel blade engraved with blossoming boughs, the mallet with silver leaf-cast bands and silver presentation plate, silver tested but unmarked. Length of trowel 27cm Note: a number of lots offered in this auction were acquired by the Reverend Jonathan Lees whose wife was presented with the items in this lot. Lees was born in Manchester in 1835 and died in Worthing in 1902 having served in China with the London Missionary Society between 1862 and 1900.
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