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Lot 305
A collection of antique metal wares to include a cast brass letter opener in the form of a court jester, a 1914 WWI first world war one Christmas gift tin, a miniature woodworking plane, small brass stamp box, cast brass owl wall mounting letter clip, a small grotesque mythical beast door knocker and a girl guid whistle.
Lot 11
An Early English painted wooden dolls house, mid 19th century, the painted sand brick exterior with three glazed windows with moulded surrounds, window bars and sills, quoining to sides and flat roof with two replaced chimneys, wooden panelled front door with brass knob and lion head knocker with fanlight above, carry handles to each side, front opens in one wing to four large rooms, (condition: chimneys not original, wallpapers replaced), 35½” (90cm) tall, 48 1/2” (123cm) wide, 21 ¼” (54cm) deep, together with a selection furniture and ornaments including tin kitchen buckets with hooks, two embossed plates, dish with lid, saucepan, candlestick, cherry wood chest of drawers and rocking chair, and a large selection of later furniture and ornaments. Please note: For viewing, shipping and collection of this lot please contact Leigh Gotch at C&T Auctioneers direct.
Lot 14
A Lines Bro wooden two storey dolls house, English circa 1910, with painted yellow exterior to ground floor and paper brick effect above, pitched roof with attic windows, bay window to ground floor with red painted roof, steps leading to front door with printed lions head knocker, door surround with pediment above, upper floor with similar door to balcony and window both with wooden surrounds and pediments, front opening to two rooms with original wall and floor papers, (condition: some play wear, yellow and red exterior paint not original), 20 ½” (52cm) tall, 12” (30.5cm) wide, 10 ¼” (26cm) deep.
Lot 16
A Christian Hacker two storey dolls house and contents model 357, German circa 1900, with paper lithographed brick effect front and sides, pitch removable tiled effect roof, the façade with double bay and wood framed windows, hinged front door with gilt knocker and handles, front opening to two rooms on two floors, with original wall and floor papers, ground floor living room contents include Cherrywood writing bureau and three tier floor standing corner shelves, dark wood fireplace, dresser, velvet upholstered chaise lounge and dining chair, centre table, pictures, three dolls and ornaments, upper floor bedroom contents include dark green and black painted fireplace, dressing table, wardrobe, marble top sideboard, bed, bedside cupboard, wall hanging soft metal oval mirror with sconce and various pictures and ornaments and elaborate floor length curtains and pelmets to windows, (condition: exterior with general playwear), 22 ½” (57cm) tall, 18 ½” (47cm) wide, 15 ¾” (40cm) deep.
Lot 22
A good Christian Hacker three story dolls house, German circa 1880, the elegant villa with paper red brick effect exterior and four windows, (lacking glass), and two glazed attic windows, all with moulded window bars and sills, hinged front door with metal handle and knocker, with balcony and further door above, lacks glass window, the roof in paper tile effect, front opens in two sections to three rooms and hallway with dividing doors on two levels, with original floor papers, kitchen with original dresser, wooden stove and surround, lift off roof to attic room, (condition: lacks three moulded door surrounds, one window bar detached, balcony bar replaced, papers to lift of roof removed, wall papers later) 27 ½” (70cm) tall, 23” (58cm) wide, 13” (33cm) deep. Please note: For viewing, shipping and collection of this lot please contact Leigh Gotch at C&T Auctioneers direct.
Lot 24
A painted wooden and paper lithographed dolls house, English circa 1900, the painted cream and paper red brick effect exterior on a wooden base with steps leading to wooden door with paper lithographed panels and lion head door knocker, balcony and similar door above, gazed bay window with paper green blinds, window above and painted red pitched roof with two attic windows, front opens to two rooms on two levels with original floor and wall papers, (condition: red roofs not original, some loss to exterior papers), 20 ½” (52cm) tall, 12” (30cm) wide, 10 ½” (27cm) deep.
Lot 25
Silber & Fleming painted wooden box-back dolls house, German circa 1860, the façade painted to represent yellow brick and stonework, having eight glazed windows with painted window bars and porch fan-light, with painted green pierced metal balcony and steps leading to green front door with gilt metal knocker, front opens to three large rooms on three levels, ground floor kitchen with painted tile floor, built in fire-place with ovens and shelves, further rooms with papered walls and built in fireplaces, (condition: paintwork good, normal wear, the house has been extended to back to enlarge rooms), 33” (84cm) tall, 19 ½” (49.5cm) wide, 23 ¾” (60cm) deep.
Lot 509
HAROLD RILEY DL, DLitt, FRCS, DFA, ATC (Born 1934); oil on board, Fox Tavern Salford with the knocker-up, signed and dated 64, also titled and price £95 on backboard, 26.7 x 20.3cm, framed and glazed. (D) Provenance: private collection London. The Mrs Westwell Collection.Additional InformationIn good condition. There is the original back board which is loose, and was fitted to the original frame which has a £95 price on the back. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk or http://artistscollectingsociety.org
Lot 105
A fine 1:8 scale scratch built model of the 1963 Dick Protheroe Jaguar E-Type 'Low Drag' CUT 7 by Javan Smith,a detailed and rare 1:8 scale 'kerbside' model of Jaguar E-Type, chassis number EC1001 - The Husbands Bosworth Jaguar Dealer's, fabulous E-Type Low Drag Coupe, was one of the famous three 'low Drags' of the period, the other two being the Lumsden/Sargent 49FXN and the Peter Lindner/Peter Knocker car 4868WK. Presented with a fully detailed interior and mounted, as with all Javan Smith models on a modern Perspex plinth with 'Jaguar' etched display case, 60 x 28 x 20cm overall and complete with signed and dated certificate of authenticity by the maker. This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ◊◊ £25 + VAT uplift and storage at £5 + VAT per lot per dayFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 311
* Blessington (Marguerite Gardiner, Countess of, 1789-1849). Autograph letter signed, 'M. Blessington', no place or date, Friday night, to John, 'It was a great relief to me to hear that our poor dear Louisa was better - I trust in God, I shall have a good account of her tomorrow - it really annoys me that you should have the trouble, of going to Edmonton at the present moment. If dear Louisa is not quite herself again you must not think of it for Charly can go by one of the late coaches, taking a note from you to say that "he is the boy"... ', saying that they do not know when Charly may be called away to India and signing as her affectionate aunt, later ink note written vertically to margin of final page in red ink, 'Coll. Abbé Canal', with a postscript 'I write this with Mr Dis[raeli] speechifying very loudly', in a larger unstamped envelope addressed to Douglas Knocker in Paris, 4 pp., a little toning, 16moQty: (1)NOTESMarguerite, Countess of Blessington was an Irish novelist, journalist and literary hostess. While travelling in Europe she met Byron on several occasions, the material for this being published by her as Conversations with Lord Byron (1834). The recipient of this letter would seem to have been her nephew Colonel John Home Purves (died 1867).
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