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Lot 386
A VICTORIAN PLAYING CARD BOX, the pull off cover printed with a rural scene of a boy wearing a kilt, with dogs and pony, width 16.5cm, containing two complete sets of playing cards by Joseph Hunt & Sons and Woolley & Co of London, together with a miniature tartanware rolling pin, length 17.5cm, a Mauchline Ware circular box, diameter 4.7cm, a late Georgian rectangular mahogany tea caddy with two compartments, width 18cm and a decorative square inlaid work box, 21cm square (5) (condition: tea caddy clasp not fitting into the lock, one finial chipped, faded top, the inlaid box lacking one back foot, doesn't close completely flush)
Lot 251
7th-mid 6th century BC. A carved carnelian Neo-Babylonian cylinder seal with worshipping scene; a male worshipper in a globular head-dress, wearing a long, vertically-striated and fringed robe, stands facing right, pointing with his raised left hand and extending the right, palm up, towards two deities who face him; the front god, also in a globular head-dress, wearing a vertically-striated, open robe over a kilt, both fringed, raises his left hand, palm up; in the right extended he holds a double-topped mace with two balls on each end; from his back protrude three rays, each ending in a globe; between worshipper and god are above the Pleiades (but one globe absent) and below the tasselled spade (MAR / marru), the symbol of Marduk, the chief god of Babylon; right behind the god a second with a high globular head-dress seats on a throne with a high back, ending up in a ball, wearing a long fringed robe he raises his left hand, palm up, and holds in his right extended a ring of seven drill-holes; above between the both deities is a crescent; a vertical row of four stars serves as a scene separator; thus on this seal the three deities Marduk, Venus-Star and the Pleiades are worshipped; line borders at top and bottom; accompanied by a museum-quality impression. For this image cf. Collon, D. Catalogue of the Western Asiatic Seals in the British Museum. Cylinder Seals V. Neo-Assyrian and Neo-Babylonian Periods, London, 2001, pl. XIX-XX; for the row of stars as scene separator see ibid., No.234 and 238. 4.26 grams, 17mm (3/4"). Property of a London lady, part of her family's Swiss collection; formerly acquired in the 1980s. [No Reserve] Very fine condition.
Lot 98
1st century BC-1st century AD. A bronze lamp or vessel lid with figure of Faunus (Pan) advancing, wearing a sheepskin kilt secured at the waist and with a short tail, holding a shepherd's crook in the left hand and playing the syrinx held to the mouth in the right hand; basal ring to the underside of the base, pierced hinge lug. [A video of this item is available to view on TimeLine Auctions website.] Cf. Rolland, H. Bronzes Antiques de Haute Provence, Paris, 1965, item 142 for type. 215 grams, 10.5cm (4"). From an important London collection; previously in the Nasser collection, kept in the UK since 1993. Fine condition.
Lot 22
26th Dynasty, 664-525 BC. A silver statuette of the seated scribe Imhotep, holding an open papyrus on his knees above his pleated kilt, wearing a Broad Collar and with shaven head, resting feet on a square base and attachment spike to the underside of the body. 207 grams, 10cm (4"). Property of a London lady, part of her family's Swiss collection; formerly acquired in the 1980s. Imhotep was an Egyptian architect, priest, scribe and public official, who was active under Pharaoh Zoser of the Third Dynasty, who built the Step Pyramid at Saqqara. He was one of the two non-royal figures who became deified after death and continued to be worshipped for at least three centuries down to the 26th Dynasty. The other was Amenhotep, son of Hapu, an Egyptian architect, priest, scribe and public official, who was active under Pharaoh Amenhotep III of the 18th Dynasty. [No Reserve] Very fine condition.
Lot 118
4th-5th century AD. A sheet silver bowl with broad base, carinated profile, rolled rim; Greek repoussé scene depicting a large nude Herakles banqueting, reclining on an animal skin holding his emblematic club in the crook of his left arm and a drinking bowl in his raised right hand, attended by two smaller youths each wearing a kilt, filling the bowl from a wineskin; egg-and-dart border to the scene; the rim with pointillé legend in mixed Greek and Roman pseudo-inscription 'PO?I?TENEA? {?} EPE NEAT I?TER.NA?KOAPA IEAGOMEAH ?RE?YHTAMINE'; probably Eastern Mediterranean workmanship. 126 grams, 16.5cm (6 1/2"). Property of a Suffolk collector; formerly acquired on the European art market in the 1990s. Fine condition.
Lot 3089
Ladies country wear including Wetherall cream and camel check coat and skirt, reversible, Wetherall charcoal grey and red wool coat also reversible. Lochcarron mohair blend Black Watch tartan cape and matching evening skirt. Laird Portch red tartan full length pleated skirt/kilt. plus a mink wrap.
Lot 299
Collection of assorted costume items to include; silver kilt buckle, gilt metal cravat clips, two stick pins with stones and yellow metal at the ends, various hat pins to include; a marbled glass unscrewable double ended hat pin, a black plastic moon shaped hat pin and a black sequin hat pin and a small collection of different coloured glass hat pins with a 'Morris and Yeomans Hat Pins' cardboard box etc. (6)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)
Lot 2222
Assorted Costume Accessories, including a child's black velvet kilt style jacket with silver trim and thistle embossed buttons; pair of child's brown wool shorts; black velvet 1925-6 sporting cap with cream silk tassel and initialled; AJ White black opera hat, Lincoln Bennet black silk folding hat, black velvet jockey's racing hat with silk ribbon to the front, green striped silk lining and leather brim (a.f.), Ede & Ravenscroft black wool four cornered hat, brown felt Scout hat with two badges, another in green felt; bus conductor's Ticket Issue Machine Ltd, London SW1 J56 Patent 368802; two children's leather sporrans, brown leather flying/driving hat and pair of goggles, striped shirt sample (one box)
Lot 361
Costume jewellery; including a Victorian 9ct gold double scarab brooch, replacement pin total gross weight approx 2.6gms, A/F, an Edwardian 18ct gold and diamond ring, total gross weight approx 1.9 grams approx, a Victorian hawkseye brooch set with small seed pearls, am amethyst seal inscribed, silver brooches, Iona kilt pin, mother of pearl brooch, paste brooches and necklaces, miracle necklace etc
Lot 263
Collection of Scottish Clan Related Jewellery comprising a Clan Bethune/Macbeth white metal badge, six various Gaelic Themes clan and generic sword kilt pins (some duplicates), a Spectrum Jewellery, Celtic pattern plaid brooch set with a green aventurine, boxed, and a faux citrine Cairngorm and enamel brooch
Lot 427
A GEM SET KILT PIN UNMARKED (tests as gold), the facetted citrine heart above an intertwined knotted and plain stem, with hinged pin and safety clasp; together with a silver kilt pin, T Ebutt, Edinburgh 1951, with polished citrine heart above angular Celtic knotwork and plain section (2) 9.5cm and 8.5cm long
Lot 658
A gent's kilt outfit comprising kilt, brown tweed jacket and matching waistcoat, two ties, leather sporran, horse riding hat, vintage travel kit, glengarry (moth damage) etc Condition Report: The jacket fits my colleague John who is a 16.5 neck. It would make the jacket approx 42 inch across the chest and it is 60 inches from should to longest point.
Lot 291
Ca. 2061 – 1690 BC. An Egyptian wooden figure, Middle Kingdom , from a model depicting a scene from everyday life, the male figure is standing, wearing a short kilt, his hands outstretched as he performs labor. Well-preserved with much of the original pigments preserved beneath earthen deposits. Good Condition; on custom stand; H:183mm/245mm(7.20in, 9.64in) (with stand); 245gr; Provenance: Private London collection, formed in the 1980s on the UK and European art market. All Items sold by Pax Romana Auctions come with professional Certificate of Authenticity.
Lot 408
A selection of HM silver and white metal brooches stamped silver including Scottish kilt pin, Glasgow 1948, Robert Allison, a brooch by Ortak Silvercraft, a Thai silver brooch, an amethyst set bar brooch, circular brooch with citrine style stone and Celtic style border, etc and a Victorian 1887 shilling coin pendant
Lot 110
Victorian blue lace agate unmarked silver circular brooch, the blue lace agate cabochons set in Celtic Cross design, engraved foliate design to surround, hinged pin and simple loop brooch fittings, diameter approximately 2cm; a Scottish silver penannular brooch, Celtic knot decoration in relief, makers mark indistinct, hallmarked Robert Allison, Glasgow 1958, a silver kilt pin modelled as a sword and a moss agate unmarked silver ring, the oval cabochon cut moss agate collet set, length of head approximately 2.5cm, ring size N½ (4)
Lot 764
Three Lladro figures and a plaque, to include a boy and girl on a seesaw, broken fingers to one hand and break to bow, H.25 W.29 D.12cm; a Scottish lady in a kilt with her dog, break to hat, H.40cm, a Japanese lady with a vase of flowers (flowers missing), H.20cm H.12 W.14cm; and a Lladro Collectors Society plaque, with shell design to verso, bearing 3 signatures (4)
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