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Lot 86
A vintage Jane Shilton dark brown leather clutch bag; a vintage Etienne Aigner light brown leather clutch bag; a snakeskin handbag with metal chain strap; three other vintage handbags; leather and snakeskin wallets and coin purses; a vintage travelling etui in leather pouch, pink silk interior; glove stretchers; and compacts.
Lot 103
A BUILDER'S MODEL FOR THE BRAZILIAN PASSENGER PADDLE STEAMER CAXIAS BUILT BY HEPPLE, SOUTH SHIELDS, 1912 with 24in. laminated and carved hull finished in pink below the waterline with grey topsides, lined paddle boxes with gilt paddle wheels, white-lined decks with gilt fittings as appropriate, lined passenger accommodation, boxwood hatches, anchor winch, companionway, top deck with promenade with benches and gilt wire railing with lifebuoys, the roof with stayed funnel with logo, whistle, navigation lamps, mast with standing rigging and navigation light, mounted on four turned silvered columns to raised plush-lined display board in glazed mahogany case, overall measurements -- 17 x 38½ x 17in. (43 x 98 x 43cm.)Condition report: Fine overall condition
Lot 309
AN ENGINEER'S MODEL FOR THE FAMED H.M.SUBMARINE TALLY-HO, CIRCA 1943 heavily cast in solid brass and complete with conning tower with snorkel and periscope, main and secondary armament, fore and aft diving planes, torpedo tubes, ballast tanks, twin propeller shaft and rudder, mounted to twin brass supports to circuit board base with plate -- 5½ x 18in. (14 x 46cm.)Footnote: A 'T'-Class submarine built by Vickers Armstrong as P-317 and renamed by Winston Churchill who decreed submarines should also be named Tally-Ho proved to be one of the most successful hunters of the war. Operating from her base at Trincomalee from commissioning in March 1943 to January 1945 she sank 21 assorted vessels, including the large Japanese light cruiser Kuma, the German submarine UIT-23, as well as saving downed allied airmen and dropping special forces in quiet coves. She evaded sinking or capture and was broken up in 1967.
Lot 28
A FINE AND LARGE BRASS OIL LAMP FROM TRINITY HOUSE LIGHT VESSEL 94 BY ROB. MOORE & NEILL, GLASGOW, CARDIFF & LONDON, CIRCA 1939 the domed top with carry handle and maker's plate signed as per title, a further plate inscribed L.V.94, clear bevelled glass front and side panels, the right with hinged access to double burner assembly with oil reservoir, with polished crinkle-lined reflector -- 17 x 12in. (43 x 30.5cm.)Footnote: Built in 1939 by Phillip & Son, Dartmouth, LV 94 is a static (without engine) Trinity House Light Vessel which served at Morecambe Bay until 1993 when it was purchased on behalf of the Warship Preservation Society and is currently laid up at Torpoint, Cornwall.
Lot 96
A PLATED DECK LIGHT FROM A STEAM YACHT BY WILLIAM MCGEOCH & CO. LTD, CIRCA 1910 with bevelled glass side and front ports, hinged access to lamp assembly with maker's label signed as per title, domed top inscribed SALOON ENTRANCE SHADE DECK F, top suspension loop and bulkhead securing -- 14½ x 7in. (37 x 18cm.)Condition report: some pitting and wear commensurate with age.
Lot 271
'REAL SAILOR SONGS' edited by John Ashton with presentation mss inscription to fly, title in red and black, with front index to sections including Sea Fights, Press Gang, Disaster, Ashore, Love and others, most leaves adhering to thick brown paper guards, occasional light offset and spotting, original half vellum, gilt arms of the Duke of Edinburgh, Admiral, on front cover, rather discoloured, folio, 97pp, London, Leadenhall Press, 1891
Lot 261
A DENT PATENT 182 BOAT COMPASS BY WHYTE, THOMSON & CO., GLASGOW, CIRCA 1915 the 4in. compass card signed as per title and contained within liquid-filled bowl with ebonised rim inscribed Patt. 182 No. 341 with magnifier bar with lens secured over, gimbal-mounted in wooden box with locking arm, hinged door with pasted instructions dated 5th March 1915, securing rings with brass temple-top glazed hood with side light, the rear panel adapted for electric lamp, single shade slide and wooden drop-handle to top – 13in. (33cm.) highFootnote: A similar instrument was used by Shackleton aboard the James Caird for his famous voyage from Elephant Island to South Georgia in 1916.
Lot 323
A WELL-PRESENTED AND DETAILED 1:192 SCALE WATERLINE MODEL OF THE 'DIDO' CLASS LIGHT CRUISER H.M.S. CLEOPATRA, AS DEPICTED IN 1940 modelled by E. Dyke, the 30in. laminated and carved hull plated in card with shaded reduction, detailed deck fittings as appropriate and including the open bridge with officers and crew, tripod masts with comms services and lanyard, funnels with pipework and wire tops, fitted boats in davits, searchlights and other fine detailing, main and secondary armaments and superstructure as appropriate; depicted underway on a calm sea display base, with Plexiglass cover, measurements overall -- 9½ x 38 x 10½in. (24 x 96.5 x 27cm.)Condition report: Good overall condition, some lanyards a little loose.
Lot 301
AN 1827 PATTERN OFFICER'S SWORD FOR THE ROYAL NAVY, CIRCA 1920 the 31in. etched steel blade with crown for George V, shagreen hilt with regulation brass half-basket hilt; together with brass mounted scabbard of issue -- 37¾in. (96cm) overallCondition report: Fair overall condition. Some dulling and light pitting throughout blade
Lot 99
THE BUILDER'S MODEL FOR H.M. KING VICTOR EMMANUEL III OF ITALY'S PRIVATE STEAM YACHT IELA, 1914, ORIGINALLY BUILT AS S.Y. RANNOCH, 1902, BY RAMAGE & FERGUSON the 40in. carved and laminated hull with bilge keel, propellers, portholes, carved stern and finely carved female figurehead with trail boards, boarding companionway, lined and lacquered decks with gilt and silvered fittings as appropriate including anchors on davits with studded chain, bell, companionway, anchor winch, deck lights, ventilators, panelled passenger accommodation with grab rail, wood and gilt brass binnacle, stove light, bridge and overbridge, with helm, telegraph and chart table, awning stanchions, stayed funnel with safety valve extension pipe and hooter, wood capped deck rails, six fitted boats swung-out in davits including steam launch, capstan, racks, masts with standing and running rigging and other details, mounted on raised plush-lined plinth on two ebonised supports with original glazed mahogany case on an associated stand with carved scrollwork legs with castors and shaped apron, measurements including stand -- 72 x 71 x 20in. (183 x 180 x 51cm.); together with a framed set of four black and white photographs of the yacht and some of her interiors (3)Footnote: An archetypal product of the golden era which spawned her, Iela was originally named Rannoch when she was designed for Mr T.V. Smith of London by Cox & King in 1902. Built at Leith by Ramage & Ferguson, she was registered at 546 tons Thames and measured 184ft in length overall, with a 26-foot beam. Powered by her builders’ own 3-cylinder engine, she was rated 100A1 by Lloyd’s Register and had the sleek lines which typified her breed. By 1912, she had passed into the ownership of Mr Gerard Craig Sellar of Cromwell Road, London but, at the end of that year, he put her up for sale and she was purchased by H.M. King Victor Emmanuel III of Italy, and thereafter kept in Naples. He already owned a smaller steam yacht, also named Iela (329 tons) and built in 1891, and initially kept both for his personal use until the Italian state acquired an official yacht, Savoia II (ex-Citta di Palermo) in 1925. Even though the King used her a great deal, he also made considerable use of his two personal yachts throughout his reign, the older Iela having been disposed of before the commissioning of Savoia II. In 1939 the King sold his beloved Iela to Mario Pesce, sadly she was bombed and sunk by Allied aircraft on September 9th, 1943 at Secche della Meloria, a tiny island off Livorno.Condition report: Fine overall condition throughout.
Lot 258
'THE HEART OF THE ANTARCTIC BEING THE STORY OF THE BRITISH ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION 1907-1909' by Ernest Shackleton, two vols., first edition, photogravure frontispiece, that of vol. I a portrait of Shackleton, numerous plain plates, a few in colour, occasional very light foxing, original blue cloth, silver illustrations on front covers, vol. I rather stained, dust-jackets, t.e.g., others uncut, 4to, London, William Heinemann, 1909 (2)Footnote: Copies with the dust-jackets are scarce.
Lot 166
AN OVAL DESSERT DISH FROM LORD NELSON'S 'ARMORIAL' SERVICE, CIRCA 1802 unmarked, shaped sides with gilt-edge, oak leaf and acorn border flanking inscriptions reading Nelson / San Josef and Nelson / 14th February, gilt and polychrome coat of arms to centre -- 8 x 10¾in. (20 x 27.5cm.)Condition report: Fine overall condition with light / modest wear to painted elements commensurate with age.
Lot 1
Moorcroft pottery vase, baluster form, light blue ground, anemone pattern, marked to base, with provenance 26cm highWith email:'Charles Henry Reeve was responsible for organising British Industries Trade Fairs in the early mid 1900s. He was clearing up at the end of one of these fairs, removing pin flags from a map, which showed where exhibitors/products were from. (These pins are still in the vase). He was having trouble holding these pins and had them in his cupped hands. Charles was near Moorcroft's stand, and Mr. Moorcroft gave him the vase off his stand to put the flags in.'Condition ReportNothing obvious to report
Lot 112
A BLANC-DE-CHINE BEAKER VASE, GU AND A CLAIR-DE-LUNE-GLAZED JARDINIÈRE19th centuryThe vase covered overall with a warm white glaze; the oval-shape jardinière supported by four curved feet and covered overall in a glossy, light blue glaze. The vase: 25.6cm (10 1/8in) high (2).For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 113
A CLAIR-DE-LUNE 'CHILONG' VASEQianlong minyao seal mark and of the periodOf quadrilobed baluster form, covered in an even glossy light-blue glaze, with a chilong in relief twisted around the neck, above a central low-relief decoration of a sinuous coiled dragon amongst clouds.13.5cm (5 3/8in) highThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 277
A BURGUNDY-GROUND WOVEN SILK 'NINE-DRAGON' ROBE, JIFU19th centuryThe long-sleeved Summer robe woven with nine dragons amidst clouds, scattered Buddhist emblems and precious objects above a lishui wave band, all on a light-weight silk ground with similarly embroidered designs on black to the collar and 'horse-hoof' cuffs, lined to the interior at the hems and edges only. 130cm (51 1/4in) longFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 366
A BRONZE SEATED FIGURE OF GUANYIN17th/18th centurySeated at ease wearing long flowing robes parted slightly at the chest, the face with a serene expression framed by elaborately coiffed hair beneath the cowl, the surface heighted with light gilt speckles.14cm (5 1/2in) high x 10.2cm (4in) wide (2).Footnotes:Provenance: Purchased from Roger Keverne at Spink, by repute (box extant). Enrik Hancock collection (label).For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
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