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Lot 473
DR CHRISTOPHER DRESSER FOR HUKIN & HEATH; a Victorian hallmarked silver and cut glass cruet, on triangular stand with six legs, shape number 1882 to the underside and with PODR mark and stamped 'Designed by Dr C. Dresser', London 1880, height 9cm, weight of stand 4ozt/130g.Condition Report: The stand with some light surface scratches and a few light tarnish spots to the top but nothing serious, the handle perhaps a little bit loose in its socket, the mustard and pepper pot with matching hallmarks, glass in good condition, the two cruet spoons are associated modern spoons.
Lot 481
ARCHIBALD KNOX FOR LIBERTY & CO; a pair of Tudric pewter bomb vases with embossed stylised foral decoration on a planished ground, impressed marks and numbered 0226 to the underside, height 19cm (2).Condition Report: Light wear to each, scuffs and scratches butgc, one has a slight wobble but they both stand flat.
Lot 484
ARCHIBALD KNOX FOR LIBERTY & CO; a Tudric pewter comport with shaped circular top with embossed stylised detail and a planished body, on three rocket form columns terminating on a circular plinth base with stylised detail, impressed marks and numbered 01161 and Solkets mark, height 27.5cm.Condition Report: Light surface wear and scratches, minor very minimal denting and knocks, the base is flat.
Lot 493
DR CHRISTOPHER DRESSER FOR BENHAM & FROUD; an Arts and Crafts copper and brass kettle with turned wooden handle, height 24cm.Condition Report: Wood handle with some chips at ends, General dents and worn appearance. Copper and brass with general light patina, some small dinks and odd scratch, two slight dents, overall ok.
Lot 499
HUGH WALLIS; three Arts and Crafts trays comprising a circular brass example, diameter 46cm, an oval copper example, length 43cm and an oval pewter example, length 39cm, all stamped (3).Condition Report: All with general light age wear patina to the surface, perhaps more so to the pewter and the copper example but overall ok.
Lot 512
WMF; a pewter dish of oval form relief decorated with a girl on her knees gazing at a snail, length 27cm, embossed number 210 to the underside.Condition Report: Light tarnishing, there has been an applied panel on the backs so the dish can be hung, tarnishing and wear, slight bending to the handles.
Lot 520
ROANOID FOR ROXON; a rare 1930s Art Deco tennis ball ashtray with three bakelite retracting arms, produced for Dunlop Rubber as a sports promotion, height 8cm, stamped Dunlop.Condition Report: Light surface wear and scratches, small hairline crack below one of the rotating arms to the jade coloured bakelite, otherwise good condition.
Lot 542
An Art Nouveau inlaid mahogany cabinet in the manner of Shapland & Petter, with shelf above a leaded glazed door flanked by rectangular uprights inlaid with stylised flowers, on tapered legs, height 151cm, width 129cm, depth 43cm.Condition Report: Overall condition good, very light wear here and there, but essential appearance good.
Lot 564
ERCOL; a light elm dining suite, comprising drop-leaf dining table, diameter 122cm, with four arch spindle back chairs, and two associated Ercol chairs, sideboard with three drawers flanked by two panelled cupboard doors, width 155cm, depth 44cm, height 68cm (8)Condition Report: Two associated chairs in poor condition with splitting to seats. Remaining items with surface wear and scratches,
Lot 567
ERCOL; a light elm dining suite comprising drop-leaf table on swept supports, four spindle back dining chairs and side board with three drawers above three panelled cupboard doors, width 140cm (6).Condition Report: Light surface wear throughout, table with a couple of deeper scratches, otherwise good condition.
Lot 647
KATZHUTTE; a ceramic figure of a maiden with a fan and bonnet seated upon a sofa, impressed and printed marks, length 28cm.Condition Report: Some light grazing around the base and with an imperfection to the glaze on the bottom left corner of the bracket of the sofa, this is visible in a small brown mark.
Lot 72
SALLY TUFFIN FOR MOORCROFT; a squat vase decorated in the 'Brambles' pattern, impressed marks and initialled to the underside, height 17cm, diameter 19cm.Condition Report: Silver line through the mark which indicates the piece is seconds quality, light crazing, especially to the underside/base, otherwise good condition with no chips, cracks or restoration.
Lot 726
AYNSLEY; a cased twelve piece coffee service with hallmarked silver cup holders, London 1932, the cups and saucers with blue and gilt detailing, silver weight 5.5ozt/181g.Condition Report: Two of the saucers with crazing and light rubbing to gilding, otherwise ok, the case has a presentation plaque to the front for Fairfield Golf Club, dated 1933.
Lot 738
ROYAL CROWN DERBY; a six setting part tea service in the 4312 pattern, comprising six cups, six saucers, six side plates.Condition Report: Light wear to the gilding, one of the side plates with a flea bite chip to the edge, another side plate with a pin head nibble to the back of the rim, one of the saucers with a large slither chip to the underside, light surface wear otherwise good.
Lot 824
DARWIN (C), INSECTIVOROUS PLANTS, third thousand, green cloth with gilt lettering, 1875; with THE EXPRESSION OF THE EMOTIONS IN MAN AND ANIMALS, 1872; CLIMBING PLANTS, second edition revised, 1875; THE FORMATION OF THE VEGETABLE MOULD, third thousand, 1881; THE EFFECTS OF CROSS AND SELF FERTILISATION IN THE VEGETABLE KINGDOM, 1876 (5).Dimensions: SCondition Report: There are shadows to the bottom of each spine where a tab was once stuck, there are also traces to the back of the front boards where a plate was once stuck, nothing torn and the removal fairly tidy. (No ex library stamps present to any book. some foxing and light browning but generally internally ok. Errata present to Self Fertilisation ar viii.
Lot 85
RACHEL BISHOP FOR MOORCROFT; a large vase of oval form decorated in the 'Knightwood' pattern, impressed marks and initials to underside, height 36cms.Condition Report: Silver lines to the underside which indicates the vase is a seconds quality, light crazing to the glaze, especially to the underside the body looks fine, no chips, cracks or restorations.
Lot 86
RACHEL BISHOP FOR MOORCROFT; a ewer decorated in 'Iris' pattern produced for the Moorcroft Collector's Club, December 1998, height 24cm, boxed.Condition Report: Light wear to the body, silver line through the mark which indicates the piece is seconds quality, no chips, cracks or restorations.
Lot 866
THOMSON (H), OUR VILLAGE BY MARY RUSSELL MITFORD; with d.j., pictorial green boards, London, Macmillan, 1893, with three further works with pictorial bindings illustrated by Hugh Thomson, comprising 'Coaching Days and Coaching Ways', 1894, 'The Ballad of Beau Brocade', 1892, 'Days with Sir Roger De Coverley', 1892, with two illustrated books by Chris Hammond, and a further pictorial binding book illustrated by Charles E. Brock (7)Condition Report: The Chris Hammond illustrated books are SIR CHARLES GRANDISON, 2vols, George Allen, 1895. Small and light book sellers pencil note to half title. Minor foxing but internally ok. Bright covers, no lean. Jacket to Our Village in poor condition. Gilt cover clean and bright. No inscriptions, some foxing. Sue Roger bright but lightly rubbed and bumped. Internally with some foxing. Coaching Days with some light rubbing and bumping, light and small tear / knock to bottom corner of spine. Pasted presentation bookplate to the back of the front board for A.H. Mills, minor foxing. Ballard of Beau with light fading to spine and top and bottom of spine bumped. Slight pencil note to back of front fly. Some foxing and some pages with old damp marks. Essays rubbing and wear externally, pencil book sellers note and ink name from 1918, two slight paper fragments stuck to pictorial front papers.Coaching days is a second edition, second reprint. Sir Roger is a third edition.
Lot 896
FLEMING (I), THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN, first edition, with unclipped dust jacket, black cloth with gilt lettering, Jonathan Cape, 1965 (1).Condition Report: Dust jacket with general light shelf wear to the top and bottom edges, a couple of light fox and a few tiny little tears to the top edge, black cloth generally ok, internally generally clean.
Lot 907
TUNNEL UNDER THE THAMES; a mid 19th century concertina panorama, with four hand coloured panoramic sections and front board with Prince of Wales barge, patterned red cover,Condition Report: The exterior cover is rubbed and worn, tears to the fold over and a tab mount to the back panel. Internally better with general light wear and some foxing.
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