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Lot 1316
A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE RECTANGULAR PORCELAIN CANISTERWanliOf square section, painted with flowers and Precious Objects, the shoulder with ruyi head border on a wan- diaper ground, 22cm high, adapted as a lamp with wood standNeck of canister replaced by metal mounts. Various cracks to the sides. Some glaze fritting to the edges. Canister has been stuck to the wood base
Lot 614
A GLASS DECALCOMANIA TABLE LAMPLate 20th CenturyOf baluster form, decorated with flowers, birds and insects, with a brass twin light fitment, 68cm high overallCondition report;Some loss of white paint to the neck of the vase otherwise with general wear. No shade. Will require rewiring and PAT testing prior to use.
Lot 640
A NEO-CLASSICAL STYLE GILT-BRASS ADJUSTABLE FLOOR STANDING LAMPEarly 20th CenturyWith telescopic action, plinth base decorated with ribbon-tied laurel cartouches, raised on four lion paw feet, 120cm excluding shadeCondition report: Tarnished. The gilt lacquer discoloured and worn, notably to the base.
Lot 685
A FRENCH GILT-METAL MOUNTED SANG DE BOEUF GLAZED TABLE LAMPEarly 20th CenturyLater gilt-metal base, with Bacchus mask mounts to the handles, with shade, 39cm high (excluding shade)Condition report: Tarnishing to some of the mounts. Drilled to the underside for electrical wiring. Will need to be rewired and PAT tested prior to use. Gilt base later associated.
Lot 1205
A CHINESE FAMILLE-ROSE PORCELAIN GROUP20th centuryModelled as an Immortal riding on the back of a qilin, 33cm high, adapted as a lamp with wood standProvenance: Hylda and Lewis Gilbert, Sheldrake Place, London. Lewis Gilbert (d.2018), the celebrated film director, producer andscreenwriter, best known for his 007 James Bond movies and Alfie.Condition Report: Shallow glaze chip to cheek of qilin. Very minor wear to the enamels. There is a metal rod going through a hole in the belly of the qilin, fixing it to the wood base
Lot 1212
A CHINESE SOAPSTONE FIGURE OF LIU HAICHANLate 19th/20th centuryCarved standing holding a string of cash, a toad seated below, on a pierced rockwork base, 25.5cm high, mounted as a lamp; also a Chinese cloisonne yellow-ground small rectangular jardiniere, 14cm wide (2)Provenance: Hylda and Lewis Gilbert, Sheldrake Place, London. Lewis Gilbert (d.2018), the celebrated film director, producer andscreenwriter, best known for his 007 James Bond movies and Alfie.Condition Report: There is a screw through the middle of underside of the base of the group, fixing the gilt-metal base to the figure. The jardiniere has a dent to one corner with some losses
Lot 1246
A GROUP OF CHINESE AND JAPANESE CERAMICS18th to 20th centuryComprising; a pair of Chinese figures of cockerels, impressed China, 21cm high; a pair of turquoise glazed Buddhist lions, 14cm high; a small turquoise glazed bottle vase, 10cm high; a pair of famille-rose saucers, six character Guangxu marks; a `Mandarin' palette coffee cup and saucer and another saucer; a blue ground `dragon' vase adapted as a lamp, 24cm high; a Japanese Satsuma teapot and cover and an Imari plate ( 14)Provenance: Hylda and Lewis Gilbert, Sheldrake Place, London. Lewis Gilbert (d.2018), the celebrated film director, producer andscreenwriter, best known for his 007 James Bond movies and Alfie.Condition Report:Pair of cockerels- one with two small chips to tips of comb. Some wear to the red enamel.Buddhist lions- each with a glued and damaged tail.Small bottle vase- shallow chip to footrimPair of famille-rose saucers- good conditionMandarin palette coffee cup and saucer- cup with haircrack to the rim. Each with minor wear to enamels and gilding. Mandarin saucer- small chip and haircracks to the rimBlue ground vase/lamp- repaired breaks and chipsSatsuma teapot and cover- haircracks and chipsImari plate- haircrack to the rim
Lot 137
Aircraft and Engine Components. A mixed collection, including various gas turbine compressor vanes and stators, HP and LP nozzle guide vanes, and LP and HP turbine blades, an RR Pegasus turbofan Phonic Wheel (for shaft speed measurement) with two tacho generators (Type KGA 0701), Turboshaft engine oil tank, a gas turbine engine stage 1 fan blade, 75cm long, Rotax Magneto N12B/1 (anti clockwise rotation) of a type fitted to WWII V12 piston engines, V12 style aero engine piston (and half piston) complete with connecting rod shaft (probably from a Rolls Royce Griffon engine (as fitted to the Avro Shackleton), a Smiths differential pressure switch p/n 118PG/2B/1 (rated range of 0-5 psi), an Air Ministry marked control unit (p/n CCU40/37B) plus an aircraft identification lamp and other itemsQty: (20)Footnote: Provenance: 2152 (North Bristol) Squadron ATC.
Lot 279
Crimean War. A historical Crimean War pair to Private J Kneller, Royal Welsh Fusiliers who was wounded in the trenches of Sebastapol subsequently losing an eye, during his time at Scutari Hospital he would regularly see Florence Nightingale with her lantern doing the ward rounds at night, later in life the frail veteran stood over Florence Nightingales grave at her funeral and was the only Crimea Veteran to attend the funeral, this being photographed and extensively documented Crimea 1854-56, 1 clasp Sebastopol (4614 Pte. J. Kneller. 23/Foot.), contemporarily engraved in small serif capitals, Turkish Crimea, Sardinian issue with later replaced suspension (4614 Pte J. Kneller. 23 Foot), engraved in sloping san serif capitals, very fine and both toned, with a regimental badge applied to a black silk riband (mourning perhaps), also included in the collection are several original photographs showing the recipient at the graveside of Florence Nightingale in 1910 plus another titled 'R.W.F. Crimean Survivor' showing Kneller seated wearing his medals amongst WWI soldiers dated 1914, newspaper articles from both 1910 and 2010 (covering the story of Kneller at the graveside of Nightingale), original letters and other itemsQty: (2)Footnote: Provenance: Jim Bullock (1930-2019), Romsey. Private John Kneller was born in King's Somborne in 1829, he served during the Crimean War with the 23rd Foot, he resided in Romsey, Hampshire, and as a veteran was regularly seen proudly wearing his medals and also a small Gold Medal which he received from London with Florence Nightingales name on the other side. The medal was in virtue for being the only Crimean veteran who attended the funeral of Florence Nightingale at East Wellow on 20 August 1910. Under the porch of the church stood a Crimean veteran, 84 years old, feeble and one-eyed. Private John Kneller, of the 23rd Foot (now the Royal Welch Fusiliers), lost his eye in the trenches before Sebastopol, and as he lay for three months in the hospital at Scutari he often saw Florence Nightingale carrying her lantern on nightly visits on to the place. The story was covered in the Daily Mirror on 22 August 1910 headlined 'Florence Nightingale laid to rest in a Wiltshires Village: Crimean veteran's last tribute to the "Lady with the Lamp."
Lot 324
Lighthouse. The Fresnel lens from the Little Ross island lighthouse, Galloway, Scotland, comprising 7 substantial glass panels each with steel frame, 80 x 39cm, contained in two wooden packing crates, 24cm high x 90cm wide x 48cm deep, plus four large Siemens Projector Lamp bulbs each in original card packagingQty: (1)Footnote: Provenance: acquired from Hewitt's estate by David R. Wilson (1926-2020), bookseller and secretary of the British Trust for Ornithology. The Little Ross Lighthouse was built in 1843 and automated in 1961 and remains in private hands. David Wilson is thought to have acquired them from the Northern Lighthouse Board in the late 1960s, labels are attached to the crates.
Lot 77
Lancaster Bomber. A WWII Navigator's Interception Plotter, a fine piece with Air Ministry data plate with Ref. No 6B/233 and Ser. No. 239/43, in a wooden transportation case, finished in grey with stenciled AM 6B/233 Interception Plotter Case Transit 6B / 235, the inner lid with instructions for use and various accessories including a miniature desk lamp stamped '3V 19A', case size 18cm high x 71cm wide x 26cm deepQty: (1)
Lot 383
A Victorian pink glass oil lamp with gilt brass fittings and etched glass shade, height 54cm.Condition:- crack down the length of the glass shade, both handles slightly loose, chip to bottom rim of glass funnel, general wear overall through age and use, no other sign of any major damage or repair.
Lot 108
A collection of twenty seven pieces of Herend porcelainincluding: a lamp base; six rose place card holders; two large baskets; a small basket; a pierced white vase; a floral vase; two small vases; an ashtray; two small dishes; two pin dishes; bird motif dish; square trinket box; circular trinket box; heart shaped dish; cigarette holder; oval dish; circular lidded bonbonnierre; toothpick holder; in a variety of patterns, all marked/ stamped to base, (27)the lamp 42cm total heightCondition: Chip to one rose petal, overall condition apparently good.
Lot 133
A Bitossi Ceramiche pottery lamp in the form of a fish, c. 1960s, Italian, Rimini Blu blue green glazed, possibly designed by Aldo Londi (1911-2003), with impressed decoration, unsignedbase height approximately 17cmCondition: Overall good condition, minor chip to body - electricity untested in need of rewiring.
Lot 136
A Bitossi Ceramiche pottery charger and a cylindrical lamp baseboth c. 1960s, Italian, Rimini Blu blue green glazed, possibly designed by Aldo Londi (1911-2003), with impressed decoration, the lamp inscribed inside 'L40/LL', (2)the charger diameter 35.5cm, the lamp height 22.25cm approximately Condition: The lamp - Good condition overall, remains of a cork cover to base, electric wiring removed. The charger - Good condition some minor chips to edges.
Lot 24
A early 19th century French Empire gilt and patinated bronze chinoiserie figure adapted as a table lampstanding in robes on a drum base with applied crossed arrows and laurel wreath, on square white marble base with bracket feetheight including fitting 30.7 cm.Condition: Either a garniture figure or an adapted candlestick. Some rubbing to brass but generally in fair condition. Item held in in the figures hand is associated
Lot 317
A late 19th century Persian Isfahan silver vasePersian marksof shouldered tapering from, chased with arabesque shaped panels containing scrolling foliage among birds and flowersheight 17.5 cm., weight approx. 20.47 oztCondition: The vase has been drilled for a lamp, occasional small dings, otherwise in fair condition
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