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Lot 31
A group of Mason Mandalay items, comprising Mandalay Star design baluster form vase, raised on an octagonal foot, 31cm high, a rounded vase with flared rim, 19cm high, two octagonal form jugs, largest 15.8cm high, a square cake plate, with twin handles, with plate hanger hook attached, 23.6 by 26.3 by 2.5cm high, a fruit bowl, 11cm high, a small lidded box, together with a lamp, on wooden plinth, with shade, 67cm high, including shade.
Lot 146
A 'VITASCOPE' DIORAMIC ELECTRIC TIMEPIECEVITASCOPE INDUSTRIES LIMITED, ISLE OF MAN, 1950's The interior with mains powered isochronous timepiece movement with take-off a gear fitted with a large cam for the automaton and worm drive for the horizontal rotating cylindrical lamp shade/filter positioned within a second compartment at the rear, the cream Bakelite case of Art-Deco rounded form with the front and top planes composed as a single sweeping curve incorporating a window enclosing automaton of a rocking clipper ship with background light changing in brightness and tone depending on the time of day, over pierced chrome plated chapter ring incorporating Arabic numerals 12, 3, 6 and 9 and Art Deco pierced metal hands, the sides with integral raised moulded panels and the rear with silver painted aluminium cover applied with transfer trade label Vitascope, INDUSTRIES LTD. over another inscribed with numerous global Patents, the lower edge stamped with serial number 05631.32cm (12.5ins) high, 27cm (11.75ins) wide, 16,5cm (16.5ins) deep. The 'Vitascope' timepiece was first developed by J.S. Thatcher on the Isle of Man in 1941 and later improved by Joseph Summerskill between 1944 and 1944. They were manufactured from shortly after WWII on the Isle of Man by the newly established Vitascope Industries Limited until circa 1968 when the business was wound-up. The electrically powered clocks included automata that caused the ship to gently rock in the waves, and the backlighting changes to indicate the changing time of the day, and the sea is lit for both sunset and sunrise.
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