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Lot 1095
N.A. Whittingham - River landscape, watercolour, signed lower left, 19 x 24cm; together with three other landscape watercolours (4)Watercolour with haystack has some light spots top right. Watercolour with cottage in distance has some marks top right.Riover landscape has some spots and browning throughout.Castal scene is very good with the odd light mark.
Lot 1096
19th century school - Grand Tour vignette study of an Italian fresco within a paper fan setting, watercolour, framed as a semi-circle, 13 x 50cm, all in gilt composition frameIn good condition, colours appear bright and paper is intact. A couple of light marks but otherwise good. Knocks to the frame.
Lot 1099
A sheet of four James Gillray monochrome etchings, being Delicious Weather, Dreadful Hot Weather, Sad Sloppy Weather, and Raw Weather, full dimensions 56 x 45cm; together with other Gillray satirical prints, all unframedMost prints are in good condition with the odd light mark.'Sad & Sloppy Weather' has two water marks on left and at bottom right.
Lot 458
Classic Tannoy speakers in light maple comprising: 2 X Tannoy Mercury MX3 free standing wired speakers, 2 x Tannoy Mercury MX3 book shelf speakers, 1 x Tannoy Mercury central speaker together with 2 x Apollo 60cm speaker stands and 2 x Sony SS-TS5035 wired home cinema surround sound speakers.
Lot 10
A WWI & WWII medal group. Comprising a pair of WWI India General service medals, WWII Defence Medal, British War Medal 23UZ A.SJT A. J. Miller Somerset light infantry. Victory Medal SGT A.J. Miller Supply and Army Corps Indian General Service Bar, Afghanistan NWF 1919 240725 A. SJT A. J. Miller, Somerset Light Infantry WWII Defence medal. Two silver medal fobs and bars. GWR First Aid, St John Ambulance, St John War Service badge
Lot 169
Harry Mapleson (British, early 20th century), oil on canvas, titled verso 'The Lights of the Village'. Signed and dated 1921 lower right Condition Report: it really benefits from a light, so much more is revealed as it is a dusk picture!. not relined or patched-all original. the worst fault looks like an eyelet has rested ( and slightly torn ,only the size of the eyelet,)29 cm from left and 5 cm up from bottom. I admire this picture so much more now I have lighted it ! frame is probably original but has a piece of the outer gilded moulding missing..
Lot 214
Cong lamp : A mid-20th century pale green glazed Chinese ceramic electric table lamp. With two bulb sockets and pull switches, H56.5 cm Condition Report: we have not tried it for working but would recommend it is re-wired anyway/, especially as it has an old fabric covered lead and a Bakelite 2 pin plug.looks like carved wood base but it is actually a gilded cast metallic base, it looks like spelter.There old dust marks on it bur no shade or nut to top however no cracks, chips or repairsUnder UV I can see very light craqueleur I am particularly happy with the age of this piece
Lot 300
Doulton, Lambeth England : An early hand painted baluster shaped tall vase with passion flowers. Marked under, 43.2 cm high Condition Report: whilst it is in need of a light wash, there are no signs of restoration ( blue lighted) cracks or chips. there are are two light surface scratches to glaze on neck but otherwise near perfect.
Lot 112
A 1920s honey oak cased canteen of silver plated flatware for 12 persons: by Atkins Brothers, Old English pattern, the three fitted drawers holding 12 table forks, 12 dessert forks, 12 dessert spoons, 6 soup spoons, 6 table spoons, 11 tea spoons (one missing), 6 egg spoons, 4 salt spoons, a sugar spoon, a mustard spoon, a pair of sauce ladles, a pair of sugar tongs, a pair of basting spoons and a soup ladle, plus the original 7 piece steel carving set; and a matched part set of 10 dessert and 3 table knives with ivorine handles, all in a three drawer oak canteen with rebated gilt brass handles and two keys, the canteen The flatware in good condition, with no wear to the plating and just expected light scratching from use. Lacks one tea spoon and the mustard spoon. The 'bone' handled knives are a matched, harlequin part-set. The baize lining is in good order. Some scratches and tarnishing to brass fittings throughout, with heavier tarnishing to the carrying handles, The oak canteen is good overall, with no engraving to the brass shield plate to the lid. Lock works well. Some marks, dings and surface dirt to the oak, with small chips and knocks around the plinth. One long scratch to the back. No splits.
Lot 248
Fishing rods to include: a brown canvas-cased three-piece freshwater bamboo rod (Bambridge & Co. Makers, Eton, Windsor); a pink canvas-cased Daiwa two-piece graphite salmon rod; a blue canvas-cased Fuji graphite rod; a three-piece wooden rod (unnamed) housed within a black plastic cylindrical tube; a further uncased freshwater rod and reel; a canvas-cased three-piece Bruce Walker (England) 'Cordon-Bleu' freshwater rod; a small brown canvas-cased two-piece split cane freshwater rod (unnamed); a light brown canvas-cased, three-piece wooden freshwater rod (8)
Lot 298
JAMES GRACE (British, 1851-1908) River landscapes with cattle wateringA pair, watercolour, signed J.E. Grace lower left (one 13 x 21.5 cm, the other 12 x 17 cm).(Gold-painted floral and foliate composition frames 31.75 x 41 cm) Acidic mounts - some mount burn visible and light toning. Slightly faded. A few losses from frames.
Lot 361
Two similar rugs: 1. a North West Persian hand-knotted rug with central cobalt-blue medallion against a rose-coloured lozenge and with cream spandrels within larger blue and smaller red borders (223 x 124 cm). 2. central ivory medallion against a light-pink rose-coloured lozenge and with further ivory spandrels within blue, beige and red borders with stylised repeating patterns (147 x 103 cm).
Lot 398
A Gordon Russell of Broadway teak 'Double Helix' sideboard: model R407 designed by David Booth and Judith Ledeboer for Gordon Russell; circa 1950/60s (originally designed 1951); the routed cupboard panels enclosing compartmentalised felt-lined cutlery drawer (top right) and middle shelf behind left-hand door; Gordon Russell of Broadway plaque to rear; short slightly tapering square legs. (LWH 122 x 46 x 84 cm)* Condition: Original maker's label to the back. Good, original condition overall (has not been re-polished), with some fading to the colour to the top, right hand side and right hand door to the front. The top has a tiny patch of small scratches to the front left corner, two faint, lightly indented scratches to the back left and a patch of darker spots to the polish to the front right. A few knocks and dings to edges of the front legs and to the moulding above the doors. The left hand door has a long, light horizontal scratch approx. 2in below the top edge. Original handles, the door catches work crisply. Both doors have a darker patch to the colour towards the top centre, which are 'handling' marks where the doors have been pushed closed by hand over the years. The interior has some ring marks to the right hand side from bottles. The brown lining to canteen drawer in VGC.
Lot 417
A marble-topped serpentine-fronted console table in mid-18th century Louis XV style; painted and carved in relief with gilt C scrolls, the moulded cabriole legs headed with flowerheads and husks and united by the lower scrolling stretcher in high rocaille style (the light-mustard and speckled marble 93.5 x 30 cm) (88 cm high)
Lot 488
A collection of vintage baby and toddler clothing, comprising: a red and white cotton summer dress by Lindsay Maid, c.1963 with ruched bodice (excellent condition) a white baby dress (bought in Paris in 1961), with blue detailing (good condition, light staining to upper front) two crepe de chine baby dresses: with blue smocking and floral border to the neck, the other with pink/green smocking and floral sprig detail to top, both with matching tassel details (from the baby wardrobe of Miss Eve Pitt-Payne, 1937) (very good condition) a padded blue baby jacket and bib (belonging to Bruce Pitt-Payne, 1934) (light staining to front of jacket) a pink overjacket, bibs and bootees (belonging to Bruce and Eve Pitt-Payne mid to late 1930s) (very good condition) a lace christening over dress, with accompanying pink underdress, 1962 (the lace dress possibly older) (very good condition) a salmon-pink lace bonnet by Ladye Jayne, two ivory lace bonnets and an ivory woollen winter bonnet, all 1930s (all in good condition)
Lot 507
A 19th century oak and mahogany folding campaign-style mirror: the rectangular case with a double hinged lid, opening to reveal an adjustable mirror (34 x 24 cm) with five stop steps. ( LWH 44.5 x 33.75 x 5.5 cm closed)Functions well and solid structure. Some wear to polish to bottom edge of mirror frame. A few water mark patches to exterior and light scratching and wear to edges throughout. Small white paint mark and ring mark to top.
Lot 52
A selection of glassware to include to include drinking glasses, three large cocktail glasses, a set of four light-green glass rummers, chemist's style bottles, together with other larger items including a hand-made crystal ice bucket, large pouring jug, a pair of decanters engraved with leaves and small flowerheads, a pair of modern carafes, and a straight cylindrical jug (2 boxes)
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