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Lot 547
TWO FRENCH LIGHT CAVALRY SABRES, both 19th century, one with 30" blade, brass foliate decorated hilt and horn grip, 36" long, the other with 32 3/4" blade, brass hilt and leather grip, 38 3/4" long (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: The first has some pitting to the blade, no scabbard, very minor losses to grip. The second has minor blade pitting.
Lot 560
AN 1828 PATTERN HIGHLAND INFANTRY OFFICER'S BROADSWORD for the 71st Highland Light Infantry, with 29 1/2" blade, steel basket hilt inscribed 13 over 71, shagreen grip and red liner, 35 3/4" long (Illustrated) (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: Generally good, lioner possibly original. Minor losses to shagreen near rear of grip. Small area of pitting on blade on both sides, very slight bend to blade tip. One split and one almost split to bats on the hilt next to the quillon.
Lot 104
A SILVER THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE, maker Grant & Son, Birmingham 1938, of rounded cylindrical form with everted pie-crust rim raised upon a low spreading foot, comprising teapot with ribbed hinge to the domed cover, composition finial and loop handle, sugar basin and milk jug, teapot 9" wide, 15ozs 17dwts total gross (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: Light gauge, good condition, no engraving
Lot 113
AN EDWARDIAN SILVER PEDESTAL DISH, maker Williams (Birmingham) Ltd., Birmingham 1907, the dished bowl with pierced geometric rim, two high loop handles, raised upon a single knopped stem and swept circular base, 9 1/4" wide over handles, 10ozs 7dwts (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: No engraving, light gauge but generally good
Lot 3995
ISSAC NEWTON1643 Woolsthorpe Manor - 1727 Kensington, London'OPTICE: SIVE DE REFLEXIONIBUS, REFRACTIONIBUS, INFLEXIONIBUS ET COLORIBUS LUCIS: LIBRI TRES' England, London, Gul. & Joh. Innys, 1719 In Schweinsleder gebunden; lateinischer Text; 11 römisch, 415 arabisch nummerierte Seiten und 12 Kupferstich-Tafeln. 24 x 18 x 4 cm. Leicht besch., fleckig. 'Latine reddidit Samuel Clarke. Editio secunda, auctior Londini. Gul. & Joh. Innys Regiae 1719.' Isaac Newton galt nicht nur als führender Mathematiker seiner Zeit - von 1670 bis 1672 lehrte er Optik und hielt eine Antrittsvorlesungen über seine Theorie der Farben, wobei er besonders die Lichtbrechung untersuchte. Seine Theorien über das Licht und die Farben veröffentlichte er in dem Hauptwerk 'Opticks or a treatise of the reflections, refractions, inflections and colours of light' ('Optik oder eine Abhandlung über die Reflexion, Brechung, Beugung und die Farben des Lichtes').
Lot 1204
AN ADDERLEYS BONE CHINA PART DESSERT SERVICECirca 1912-26 Enamelled with flower sprays inside gilt borders, comprising; a shaped circular stand, 12cm high; a lozenge shaped dish, a square shaped dish and six dessert plates, 22cm diameter, printed factory mark, painted J.Duesbury ( 9)One plate with haircrack right across the centre. Minor wear to the gilding and enamels. Some minor light surface scratching in places
Lot 1206
A DERBY PORCELAIN PART TEA AND COFFEE SERVICECirca 1820 Painted with pink roses and cornflowers, comprising; a teapot and cover, teapot stand; sucrier and cover; milk jug, slop bowl, eight teacups, seven coffee cans and eight saucers, red painted marks ; also a pair of modern small porcelain cabbage boxes and covers, 9.5cm high ( 34)Teapot and cover- teapot with repair to the spout. Cover with chip to inner flange.Teapot stand- some overall wear.Sucrier and cover- some wear to the gildingMilk jug- minor wear to the gildingSlop bowl- four cracks.Some wearEight teacups- five with cracks. Some staining and wearSeven coffee cans-two with cracks. Some overall wear and minor stainingEight saucers- some wear and some light staining in placesCabbage boxes- some chips
Lot 1211
`CACTUS' A LALIQUE FROSTED GLASS PERFUME BOTTLE AND STOPPER WITH ENAMELLED HIGHLIGHTSProduced for the Rotterdam Lloyd, circa 1928 Signed Rotterdam Lloyd Royal Dutch Mail, R.Lalique France, 10.25cm. high; also a later Lalique cactus pattern frosted circular powder box and cover, etched Lalique France, 11cm diameter (4)Perfume bottle and stopper- bottle with slice chip to neck, approx. 1cm by 0.5cm . The body with a chip to one of the points and a short fracture to another. Minor loss of enamels.Some small nibbles around the foot.The stopper with several small chips.Powder box and cover-some light surface scratches and wear to underside of the box, but overall in good condition
Lot 1235
`THE BOTTLE'; A SET OF EIGHT STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY `TEMPERANCE' NURSERY PLATES (8)Mid 19th century Based on series by George Cruikshank ,each printed and coloured with a titled scene, within a moulded flowerhead border, 19.5cm diameterOne plate ( Plate 1) has a repaired break to the rim. Otherwise in overall good condition with some light staining in places and minor wear
Lot 1244
THREE POTTERY `TEMPERANCE' NURSERY PLATES19th century Each of octagonal form with pink lustre rims, two printed and coloured with `Father Matthew' preaching, 14cm and 17cm wide, the third with a temperance coat of arms, 15cm wide; also a rectangular `Prepare to meet thy god' plaque, 16cm wide and two religious subject plates ( 6)The larger Father Matthew plate with tow shallow chips and some nibbles around the rim. The smaller example with some light staining. The plate with the temperance arms in overall good condition. The rectangular plaque with some glaze chipping to the surface. The two religious plates with some staining. The example with the moulded flowerhead border has also repaired breaks.
Lot 1252
A LAUENSTEIN ENGRAVED GLASS GOBLETCirca 1760 The ogee bowl engraved with a banner inscribed ` Solutis Gratiae Zonis', raised on a teared baluster stem and domed foot, 18cm high. Provenance: The Dr. John Richard Strong Collection, South Africa. Sold Sotheby's London, 14 May, 2003, part lot 19. Provenance: The Chris Crabtree CollectionSome light surface scratches to the bowl
Lot 1306
A ST.LOUIS BLUE DOUBLE CLEMATIS PAPERWEIGHTMid 19th century The flower with two rows of striped blue petals and yellow stamen, with four leaves, on a bed of spiralling white latticinio canes, 7.75cm diameterSome light surface scratches. Tiny nick to the lower half. Possibly some polishing around base
Lot 1307
A GROUP OF FOUR CONTINENTAL GLASS PAPERWEIGHTSMid 19th century and later Comprising; a Clichy blue-ground weight with assorted canes, 7cm diameter; a facet cut millifiori weight, probably French, 19th century, 8cm diameter; a red overlay weight, possibly Murano, 20th century and a miniature millefiori weight, probably French, 4.5cm diameter; also a red and white spiral twist octagonal rod, 24.5cm length (5)The Clichy weight has been re-polished, has a small bruise and some light scratches.The facet cut weight has some small chips around the edges of the facets.The red overlay weight has a scratch across the upper surfaceThe miniature weight is in overall good conditionThe rod is in overall good condition
Lot 1313
A BLOOR DERBY `JAPAN' PATTERN PART DINNER SERVICECirca 1820 Panted with flowers inside a gadroon moulded rim, comprising; a saucer tureen, cover and two stands, a soup tureen stand and two covers, a vegetable tureen, twelve dinner plates, three dessert plates, four soup plates, four oval serving dishes, red printed mark (31)Sauce tureen, cover and two stands- some light staining to the interior of the tureen. Very minor wear overallSoup tureen stand and two covers- stand with a haircrack to the rim, approx. 1cm length. Minor staining. One cover with a firing crack around the inner flange. Vegetable tureen- small rim chip. Some wear to the interior.12 Dinner plates- one with a haircrack around the well.One with a rim chip and haircrack. Two with small rim chips. Some wear3 Dessert plates- minor wearFour Soup plates- one with a chip and haircrack to the rim. Another with a small rim chip. Minor wear4 oval serving dishes- each with some staining and wear. One of the smaller dishes with breaks to the rim. The other with repaired breaks to the rim
Lot 1480
A SILVER TWIN HANDLED TRAYOf curved rectangular form, having a gadrooned rim with scallop and scroll motifs at intervals, length including handles 72cm, London 1913, weight 3440 gmsCondition Report; There are no inscriptions to the tray, a few light surface scratches, it would benefit from cleaning overall in good condition, with minor surface wear
Lot 404
MANNER OF JAMES HOLLAND (2)A climbing rose watercolour and gouache 18 x 12.5cm together with Ovis Musimon, a watercolour study by another hand (2) Provenance Michael Appleby of St. James'sCondition reportFlowers: A few very small minor spots in places.A small hole, possibly a pin hole, centre right in leaf.Otherwise appears in generally good condition.Goat: Some small minor spots in places including some light foxing. Overall appears generally good.
Lot 438
A*** VERLATStill life with flowers, grapes and goldfish in a bowl signed 'A Verlat' (lower right) oil on canvas 110 x 80cmCondition ReportRelined canvas. Traces of craquelure and light surface dirt. Stretcher marks to the left and right borders. Ultraviolet reveals a few patches of retouching to the goldfish bowl, fruit and table top. We estimate the work to have been executed in the early 20th century.
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