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Lot 263
A pair of Japanese Meiji Period Miyao style lacquered metal Okimono depicting men stood on shell bases, height 26cm. Condition - presumably they have previously been lamp bases or the figures should be holding something but these pieces are missing, various losses to lacquer and general wear throughout.
Lot 276
A mixed lot of porcelain to include a pair of japanese figures, four continental figures, Crown Derby twin handled vase with stopper, Noritake fruit basket, Royal Worcester hand painted cup and saucer (cup signed W Hale, saucer signed Rushton - both damaged), two Limoges trinket boxes and a Chinese pottery lamp base.
Lot 105
Seven pieces of Moorcroft in the Hibiscus design against a dark green ground, comprising a bottle vase, 16cm high, an ovoid vase, 7.5cm high, a squat globular vase, 7.5cm high, a pin dish, 8cm diameter, a pair of plates, 22cm diameter and a lamp base, overall height 23.5cm including the fitting, together with a Dr Nelson's Principle 'Improved Inhaler', manufactured by Lynch and Co, 171A, Aldersgate St, London, a rarer design with a mottled ground, overall height 26cm (8)
Lot 103
An early 20thC Chinese cloisonne vase, of circular shouldered outline, profusely decorated with insects and flowers on a red ground, converted to a lamp, 40cm high, a 20thC blue and white bowl with a flared rim, modern jardiniere on drainer stand, a Chinese blue and white Ming style ginger jar and another similar possibly Ming period. (a quantity, AF)
Lot 104
A porcelain vase, the shaped outline decorated with enamel panels of figure before mountains, in black and turquoise ground with an upper floral decoration, on square foot, probably Japanese Meiji period, converted to a lamp, 41cm high, a 19thC famille celadon famille rose plate on green ground, a dish with red seal mark beneath, etc. (a quantity)
Lot 80
A light amber coloured glass mosque lamp, late 19th/early 20th century, with trailed blue calligraphic and geometric band decoration, with three suspension lugs supported by chains and with lower drop pendant with applied blue prunt Width approximately 28 cm, height 36 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: On one shoulder there is a very fine surface scratch approximately 9 cm long. We do not believe this to be a crack as it cannot be felt on the interior. One of the suspension lugs has a firing flaw leaving a small fingernail patch of the surface slightly raised and slightly grazed. The suspension wire holding the lower globe has been replaced. Other than those mentioned there appear to be no further obvious faults.
Lot 81
An opalescent glass fruit bowl with moulded decoration and registration number 777135 and two early 20th century table light shades, 21 cm diameter, 16.5 cm and 14 cm diameters CONDITION REPORT: The glass bowl is in good order throughout with no obvious faults. The Vaseline glass shade is in good order throughout and rings out nicely when tapped. It has been ground down were the light fitment would attach and there are small insignificant nibbles. The white trailed glass lamp shade is in good sound order throughout and rings out nicely when tapped. There is however a small black foreign body within the glass which is evident when looking at the interior. This is approximately 2 mm x 1 mm in size and is in fused into the glass.
Lot 934
A Victorian opalescent glass oil lamp, 19th century, with gilt metal mounts, the stem with a slender baluster to the base and supported on an embossed brass Rococo scroll and floral domed foot. Height 45 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The lamp base is structurally sound. The base is very tarnished and dirty but not damaged. The plaster of Paris that fills the underside is visible and this may well have had a further plinth. The glass column is in good order. The top pierced brass section has had some repair. There is a hole at the top into which a font would fit but this is not threaded.
Lot 1015
A Victorian brass lamp standard, with adjustable mechanism and stepped base and raised on paw feet. CONDITION REPORT: Height to top of bulb socket when extended is 127 cm, height to top of bulb socket when fully extended is 198 cm. The rise and fall mechanism does work as does the brake. The lion paw feet are held on with screws and one screw is a replacement. There are signs around the Corinthian capital that this has been gilded at some point, however this is now been erased. Although fitted for electricity it is not to current standards.
Lot 1086
A pair of Rotax Vintage Car headlights, circa 1930's, chromium frame and hinged grill with textured glass, and British Racing Green mount together with a spare chrome mount with textured glass, diameter 18.5 cm (7¼") 16.5 cm deep, believed to be from a 1932 MG Magnette (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: There is a loose collar that the lamp sits into on the knuckle mount that has the initial SW followed by the number 2286. Both attachments are marked but one is much clearer than the other. We cannot find any further numbers on the body. The attached images will give you a good indication of the condition of the paintwork and chrome. The glass on all items is in good order.
Lot 117
Theodore Deck (1823-1891) mosque lamp vase, circa 1860/70, of typical form with bold calligraphy against a cobalt and turquoise blue ground, the neck with roundels of horses, the foot with stylised fleur de lis type roundels, impressed mark, some losses, NOTE: An almost identical vase was sold by Messrs Sotheby's, Paris on Wed 17th November 2004, 35.5 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: There is a chip to the rim which measures 3.8 cm wide and approximately 12 mm deep. There is an 8.5 cm hairline crack issuing from the base of this chip. There are three further hairline cracks to the rim measuring 2 cm, 2.5 cm and 4 cm. There are two chips to the foot rim measuring 1.6 cm wide x 1.2 cm deep and 1.8 cm wide x 1.6 mm deep, from the latter of which there is a 3 cm hairline crack issuing from the centre. Other than those faults mentioned there appear to be no further obvious faults visible.
Lot 194
A Japanese cloisonne oil lamp, early Meiji period, decorated throughout with phoenix amongst blossoming flowers against a blue ground, overall height 39 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: This vase has previously been fitted for electricity. There is a hole in the side of the base, a hole to the centre of the base and the fitting to the top of the reservoir would be to take an electric light fitting. The cloisonné is in good order throughout with no obvious chips, dents or bruises. However there is the usual sign of nibbles where the centre section joins the base.
Lot 339
A large Cantonese vase, with table lamp conversion, decorated in typical Canton colours with panels of figures and floral sprays. Height 67 cm. CONDITION REPORT: One side is in good condition and the main panel is free from any faults, however, the reverse side has a very large blown out section with numerous cracks and repairs, approximately 43 cm high and 40 cm wide this section has been blown out and riveted and repaired and has been broken into three large pieces. The handles appear to be intact. The interior rim has lots of nibbles and chipping to the blue enamel. The exterior rim appears to be in good order. An attractive vase if viewed from one side only.
Lot 183
Six lamps to include a blue and white baluster Oriental-style example, an Oriental floral and gilt-heightened baluster lamp, a pair of decorative metal lamps, an oil lamp, with ceramic oil holder to metal vase and spherical glass shade and an onyx and metal table lamp in the form of an oil lamp (6).
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