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Lot 1192
ROYAL INTEREST; a 19th century ivory box of rectangular form by A.Barratt and Sons 63-64 Picadilly, the hinged cover enclosing a verse 'Making a Woman Like a Porcupine, Not to be Rashly Touched, Byron', with seven sections, length 20cm, complete with original letter entitled This Box was used by Queen Alexandra, with wax seal on Sandringham paper.Additional InformationMinimal wear, there are light staining and cracks to the ivory, the button has come loose so the piece can only be opened with a pin.
Lot 1213
A pair of French gilt brass and green onyx vases and covers, each with twin Cernunnos mask mounts joined by fruiting vines, on square bases, height 31cm, (2).Additional InformationOne of the covers with a chip at the edge and other smaller chips throughout around the circumference of the edge, the other cover with a few light scuffs and a few small nicks at the edge, one of the vases is dented to the rim and to the collar beneath that and there has been a small repaired break to the onyx on the opposite side of this, all of the metal mounts with some rubbing and general tarnishing.
Lot 1217
FIVE VINTAGE FOUNTAIN PENS; Parker Vacumatic 37 (green marbled), Parker Slimfold (blue), Parker Duofold (boxed and blue), Burnham 60 (boxed and black) and an Eversharp octagonal (black) (5). Additional InformationAll bar the Eversharp have 14ct gold nibs, the box is a little tatty to the Burnham. All have light surface scratches and some staining. Only one has any splits, this being the Slimfold, which has a very small and very fine crack to the cap. The Duofold is also missing the blue raised button to the cap.
Lot 1222
AFTER JEAN PATOU; a modern bronze figure of a nude on circular base, height 37cm, together with a bronze group of two dolphins, unsigned, height 19cm, a bronze model of a fish and coral on circular green marble base, an Austin composition figure of a gamekeeper, height 34cm, together with a mottled glass fish, a three-piece silver plated condiment set and a silver plated trinket box and hinged cover (9).Additional InformationAll three bronze items with general darkened patina throughout with some minor rubbing to raised areas. The composition figure with some small chips and scuffs, the glass fish with some light surface grazes, the plated items with general light age wear.
Lot 1236
LAMP MANUFACTURING & RAILWAY SUPPLIES LTD; a Welch patent railway lamp (M), with hinged copper upper section and hinged side door with maker's label, on square base, height 23cm, with a brass miner's lamp by Thomas & Williams, a further miner's lamp numbered 0266 and a Buflam brass blowtorch (4).Additional InformationThe Welch lamp is generally of a good appearance, there are some small chips and losses to the black detailing throughout and the hinged copper lid with some slight dents and scratches. The miner's lamp numbered 0266 is heavily dented throughout and the glass cover has some chips. The Thomas miner's lamp with a large tarnish patch to the left hand side of the label and general age wear patina throughout, the blowtorch with a few small knocks and other minor light wear throughout.
Lot 1247
EDISON & SWAN; a mahogany cased ampmeter number 25570 and dated 1919, with a Stanley of Teddington lacquered brass and mahogany morse code tapper, a lacquered brass sextant, a brass piston section, a brass surmounted spirit level, a Stanley brass compass, in a brass mounted box and a novelty hinged longcase clock and a ship's wheel aneroid barometer (8).Additional InformationThe Stanley compass with a crack to the internal mirror. The ampmeter is marked as a military issue piece. All items with general age wear dirt and light patina throughout.
Lot 1249
BECK OF LONDON; a binocular microscope, on semicircular stand, height 24cm, with a brass chrome and black painted metal magic lantern projector, length 43.5cm.Additional InformationWear to the black finish throughout, also tarnishing to the lacquered brass lens. The end of the lenses slightly dented and the lens has two bruises to the outer edge. The microscope with general light age wear throughout, lenses are grubby.
Lot 1275
BEYER-PEACOCK & CO, MANCHESTER; three wooden plate casting patterns for railway plates, possibly station plates, comprising Kigezi, Ajax and Aramoja, the longest 119cm, (3).PROVENANCE: The Mr Adrian Bedson collection of railway items from Beyer-Peacock & Co, Manchester. Mr Bedson collected a large archive of documents, books, photographs, technical drawings, casting patterns and other items when Beyer-Peacock, a locomotive manufacturer based in Gorton, Greater Manchester, ceased trading in 1966.Additional InformationAll grubby throughout and all with general light age wear, scuffs and scratches, some small pinhead holes here and there to all, Ajax with a loss and a small hole to the bottom left corner.
Lot 1276
BEYER-PEACOCK & CO, MANCHESTER; a collection of 31 individual railway plate casting patterns for numbers, comprising eight larger for the numbers 7, 9, 5, 8, 2, 4, 3 and 6 and twenty three various smaller, (31).PROVENANCE: The Mr Adrian Bedson collection of railway items from Beyer-Peacock & Co, Manchester. Mr Bedson collected a large archive of documents, books, photographs, technical drawings, casting patterns and other items when Beyer-Peacock, a locomotive manufacturer based in Gorton, Greater Manchester, ceased trading in 1966.Additional InformationAll generally grubby and with light age wear to the surface.
Lot 1287
BEYER-PEACOCK & CO, MANCHESTER; a cast brass North Staffordshire Railway works plate numbered 118, width 34.5cm.PROVENANCE: The Mr Adrian Bedson collection of railway items from Beyer-Peacock & Co, Manchester. Mr Bedson collected a large archive of documents, books, photographs, technical drawings, casting patterns and other items when Beyer-Peacock, a locomotive manufacturer based in Gorton, Greater Manchester, ceased trading in 1966.Additional InformationGeneral light scratches and scuffs and some marks here and there throughout.
Lot 1309
RAF; a carved wooden plaque bearing RAF device to centre and further inscribed 'Lemgo Germany 1946, Par Ardua ad Astra', diameter 30.5cm, with a photograph of William Ogden inscribed verso with RAF number 1488337 and 'Foto-Thermann Lemgo / Leopoidstafye 2' stamp, a further photograph and a copy of his service record (4)Provenance: The vendor's father served in the RAF and unfortunately it is not known whether he took part in action at Lemgo himself however, he was believed to be in Lemgo. Additional InformationOne noticeable scratch to obverse, some further light scratches, nicks, etc.
Lot 1332
BAIRD & TATLOCK; a set of lacquered brass laboratory scales, in mahogany case, height 34cm, width 39cm, together with a set of Reuben Sutliffe of Manchester brass scales, on mahogany stand, with five associated weights, height 52cm (2).Additional InformationWe cannot guarantee that the scales are in full working order. The laboratory scales with maker's label to the top of the hood and also the bottom of the brass support inside. Light wear to the case and lacquering. The Manchester scales with general age wear tarnishing throughout, some marks etc, the shaped scale bowl with a split at the rim and many dents and scuffs. The mahogany stand to the scale with general age wear scratches and scuffs but overall fair.
Lot 1336
LEICA; a model IIIA camera, number 292741, with an Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Summar F=5cm lens, number 404460, with leather case.Additional InformationThe Summar lens appears grubby and cloudy, the camera with some build up of dirt here and there throughout, it is possible to see through the view aperture, some rubbing to the silver ring on the case, some light scratches, etc, leather case with general wear and scuffs throughout.
Lot 1391
JOSEPH ADEYEMI FAKEYE (NIGERIAN, born 1931); a west African carved wood figure, modelled playing a musical instrument, signed to the underside J.A.Fakeye, height 41cm, with a similar carved figure holding a chicken and a club, signed to the underside Jani Fakeye (2).Additional InformationA few light scuffs and little grubby but overall ok.
Lot 1395
ETHNOGRAPHIA; four Nigerian West African carved hardwood figures, the tallest 40cm, together with a pair of Nigerian carved hardwood heads (6).Additional InformationOne figure that has a head details half way up the carving has a small area where there is a fracture where one of the knots has loosened. The pair of heads with some fading from being in the sun. All with general light age wear, and some grazes around the base.
Lot 143
A Chinese cast bronze censer and cover, the pierced finial surmounted by a mythical sea creature, with twin elephant head handles and cast with dragons chasing the Pearl of Wisdom, height 23cm.Additional InformationOne of the elephant heads is detached. General age wear patina of rubbing and light scratches, etc throughout.
Lot 1463
ROYAL DUX; an Austrian ceramic figure of a maiden carrying a basket and raised on naturalistic plinth base, height 31cm, also a Royal Dux figure group representing a couple seated on a settee, with gilt and floral encrusted decoration, height 25cm (2).Additional InformationLight wear to the gilding and bodies of each, the later figure group with losses to the fingers of the seated maiden.
Lot 1482
BELLEEK; a collection of items to include a biscuit barrel and cover decorated with clover against a basket weave ground, 16cm high, a shell moulded teapot and cover, a heart shaped dish, a small vase, a cauldron, a model boat, three shell moulded tea cups, six saucers, five side plates, and two sandwich plates.Additional InformationShapes sandwich plate with a stain. One side plate with a rim chip. All plates with some light glaze scratches. Saucers with some light glaze scratches. A tea cups with a rim chip and a crack and one broken. Flange to the lid of the teapot with a chip.
Lot 1486
ALBERT SHUCK FOR ROYAL WORCESTER; three hand painted cabinet plates each centrally painted with fruit inside cobalt blue and gilt scrolling detail, puce factory mark to base and date code for 1930-32 to underside, diameter 23cm.Additional InformationMinor wear to the gilding and light surface wear, one of the plates with hairline crack running through the centre of the piece, otherwise no other faults.
Lot 1488
COPELAND; an Art Union of London twin handled tazza decorated with a central scene of a Grecian maiden playing a lute and surrounded by foliate panels divided by panels of nudes, on circular base, length including handles 42.5cm.Additional InformationThere is an old rivet repaired two-section break to the rim. Some rubbing to the gilding and enamels, a few light surface scratches, otherwise fair.
Lot 1491
A collection of twelve Victorian dust pressed tiles including two decorated with geraniums within a yellow border, a sepia coloured tile decorated with flowers, four tiles decorated with lilies, sunflower corners, a single tile decorated with flowers with flower head corners and four tiles decorated with holly and berries against a geometric ground, 15.5 x 15.5cm (12).Additional InformationThe pair of geranium tiles with some chips to the edges and crazing, both a bit blackened to the underside. The sepia tile is crazed throughout. The single floral tile has some crazing and general surface scratches and wear to all corners. The four lily tiles also with some crazing, one with a manufacturing imperfection to one of the leaves and all with some wear and tear. The holly tiles with some light scratches and a chip to a corner.
Lot 1518
WEDGWOOD; a dark blue jasperware vase, decorated with figures and floral garlands, height 19.5cm, together with a jasperware bowl, two boxes and covers and a pomander, a further selection of Wedgwood items, with four Spode figures by Pauline Shone comprising 'Elizabeth', 'Gardener', 'Charlotte' and 'Edward', a Royal Worcester 'Moments' figure of 'Good Night' and two Royal Worcester Oriental figures, 'The Greeting' and 'The Fan', with four other items.Additional InformationThe Spode figure of Edward is lacking the top of the sailboat. The Royal Worcester figure of 'The Greeting' is lacking the fingertips to the left hand. Jasperware with some light scuffs.
Lot 153
A pair of Chinese archaic style carved and polychrome painted figures of nobleman on oval bases, height 64cm (2)Additional InformationBoth of the figures have been deliberately aged to look older than they are, wear to the paint throughout, with general scuffs with nicks, the one figure should have been holding a scroll or panel in his left hand and this is now lacking, general light wear to the bases.
Lot 1530
PORTMEIRION; six pieces of tableware decorated in 'Pomona' pattern, including three storage jars, oval bowl, etc together with three pieces of Portmeirion depicting two miniature chamber pots and a lidded trinket box, in various patterns comprising sailing ships, velocipedes etc (9). Additional InformationLight surface wear to the interiors, the covers with light wear/discolouration to the storage jars, crazing to a couple of the pieces.
Lot 1536
MINTON'S; a miniature hand painted tea service comprising teapot, lidded sugar bowl, milk jug, four cups, four saucers, shaped tray.Additional InformationThe tray is 21.5cm in length. The tray has many light scratches to the surface throughout and has been restored. It appears that it has been broken in two and restored and there is a film of restoration to the surface throughout which has begun to degrade. One of the cups is restored. The sugar bowl and cover are poorly restored.
Lot 1541
SUSIE COOPER; a twenty five piece part tea service decorated with floral sprays, together with an Eaton Ware posy bowl (26). Additional InformationOf the pink Suzy Cooper pieces in this lot all have some light glaze wear through use. One of the saucers is broken and glue repaired. Four of the saucers crazed throughout. One of the teacups and the larger sugar bowl crazed throughout. One of the teacups with a hairline crack running down the bottom and crazed. The teapot is heavily crazed throughout, some of the crazing is stained to the bottom and there are some chips to the spout also and a hairline crack at the spout also.
Lot 1542
AYNSLEY; a 'Gold Dowry' pattern forty-six piece part dinner service comprising six dinner plates, six dessert plates, six side plates, seven soup bowl saucers and eight twin handled soup bowls, four teacups and seven saucers (46).Additional InformationThe service has been used, so there are light glaze scratches to plate centres and saucer centres. Some rubbing to the inner gilt bands on the plates and saucers and some rubbing to the gilt detailing on some of the teacup handles. Two of the teacups with a small chip at the rim.
Lot 188
Eileen Dietz actor signed 10 x 8 inch Colour Photo. Eileen Dietz is an American actress who is best known for her appearances in many horror films such as the face of the demon in The Exorcist and for her portrayal of characters on the soap operas Guiding Light and General Hospital. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 1031
A PAIR OF 18TH CENTURY STYLE MAHOGANY FRAMED GAINSBOROUGH ARMCHAIRS (2)With studded brown leather upholstery, 58cm wide; 103cm highCondition report: A few small dents and signs of wear to the edges and corners of the legs and exposed arms, commensurate with use and age. Leather slightly worn, dirty and dusty (in the buttons). Some light and minor crackling to the leather in areas. The chairs are approx 47cm high from seat to floor.
Lot 1036
A PAIR OF 17TH CENTURY STYLE OAK TURNER'S CHAIRS (2)With carved backs and turned supports 65cm wide; 88cm highCondition report: In good condition. Structurally solid. A few minor marks in places commensurate with use and age, notably a minor light mark to one of the seats, a few scuffs and abrasions to the extremities, such as the feet.
Lot 1084
A 19TH CENTURY MARQUETRY INLAID RECTANGULAR SERVING TRAYOn folding ‘X’ frame stand 76cm wide; 76cm highCondition report: Scuffs, marks and some scratches with fading commensurate with use and age. Light tarnishing to the metal mounts in areas. Chips to the turned handles. The X frame stand associated. The canvas straps are replacements. Light scuffs, old marks and scratches to the frame as to be expected from use and age.
Lot 1090
A GEORGE II GILT FRAMED MIRRORWith opposing eagle chrest, 49cm wide; 90cm highCondition report: The bevelled mirror plate is a replacement, which has been installed or a little time. Later backboards. Dirt and dust to the plate with a few blemishes. The frame with some wear and tear, minor light cracks and rubbing to the gilding. The reverse with a label remains, ink inscribed with date ‘1917’ . Numerous old holes from previous hanging. Very small odd worm hole to the back board and possible to the back o frame. Two pairs of circular marks to bottom edge on the plain cartouche shaped areas, possibly indicating the mirror once was fitted with candle sconces.
Lot 1095
A GEORGE III AND LATER WALNUT TRIPLE PILLAR EXTENDING DINING TABLEOn ten downswept supports, with two extra leaves, 122cm wide; 228cm long; 320cm long extendedCondition report: Clips missing. General wear and scuffs to the top and legs overall. Scratches and a few marks. Dryness to the legs, especially to the feet and top, probably having been in storage for sometime. Some minor cracks, veneer chips and some losses in areas. Very light surface crackelure in some areas. Numerous scratches and scuffs, some more recent. Notably a veneer loss to the central section and further loose torn area to the side. See additional images on www.bellmans.co.ukThe legs do not appear to have been broken and repaired. Some variation in colour between the leaves, with the central section more faded. The pedestals are in good condition, they are very dusty. There is some loss of veneer to the top, it will need a complete repolish.
Lot 1279
A DUTCH ENGRAVED ARMORIAL LIGHT BALUSTER WINE GLASSMid 18th centuryThe rounded funnel bowl engraved with the arms of the Netherlands, raised on a `Newcastle' type multi-knopped stem and domed foot, 20.25cm high. Literature: this is very likely to be the glass illustrated by Bickerton, `Eighteenth Century English Drinking Glasses', page 315, pl. 1,014. Provenance: the Hickman Collection.Good condition. There is a small painted label on the top of the base inscribed A1405. This can easily be removed
Lot 1299
A COALPORT PINK-GROUND PART TEA AND COFFEE SERVICECirca 1840Each piece painted with flower groups, comprising; teapot, cover and stand, sucrier and cover, slop bowl, two cake plates; eleven teacups, four coffee cups and twelve saucers, pattern 2/798 ( 35)Teapot, cover and stand- teapot with haircracks to the rim, a large chip to the handle and a fine starcrack to the base. Cover with a minor haircrack to the rim.Stand with some light surface scratches.Sucrier and cover- repair to one handle. Some fine haircracks to the rim. Cover in good condition.Slop bowl- in overall good conditionTwo cake plates- one with cracksEleven teacups- three with cracks to rim. One with rim chip. One extensively damaged.Four coffee cups- two with cracks to the rim.Twelve saucers- one with rivetted repairs. Some overall wear to the gilding in places.
Lot 1300
A PAIR OF RUSSIAN PORCELAIN CANDLESTICKSImperial Porcelain Factory, reign of Alexander IIEach painted in turquoise green and gilt , the knopped stem applied with three oval panels painted with summer flowers on a light brown ground, applied with laurel leaf swags beneath , above a stepped circular base moulded with acanthus and stylised masks, overglaze crowned AII mark and incised `AK' to base of one, 32.5cm high (2)Small chip along the top edge of one of the oval flower painted panels. Otherwise in overall good condition.
Lot 1305
YOICHI OHIRA ( b.1946) A UNIQUE `MARMO VERDE' VASE2000Executed by Maestro Livio Serena, blown glass canes with polished service, engraved mark `Yoichi Ohira/ Mo.L. Serena/ 1/1 Unico/ Friday 23.6.2000/Murano' , 22cm highARRGood condition.A few blemishes to the glaze, please see the additional image for the most prominent blemishes, on www.bellmans.co.uk. There are a few light scratches and small spots or even speckles to the glaze in areas.
Lot 1357
A WEDGWOOD TRI-COLOUR JASPER BISCUIT BARREL WITH PLATED COVER AND MOUNTSLate 19th centurySprigged with white reliefs of classical figures and flower swags against a green ground between lilac borders, impressed Wedgwood, 21cm high to top of handle (2)Some light brown markings, particularly to the lower lilac border
Lot 1361
A MATCHED PAIR OF MEISSEN FOUR-LIGHT CANDELABRALate 19th centuryModelled as a seated man and woman supporting a standing boy and girl on their knees, beneath scroll arm branches applied with flowers, blue crossed swords marks, incised D176 and D177, 46cm and 47cm high (4)The man and girl example with cancelled crossed swords marks and therefore outside decorated. Some filled in firing cracks to underside of base. Some restored shallow chips around base.Small restoration to end of leaf directly above his head.Some typical chips to applied flowers on branches.Woman and boy- Restoration to her right shoe. Some restored chips around edge of base. Some chips to flower posy held by boy.One scroll arm with glued repair directly beneath sconce. Some typical chips to applied flowers.Both with minor wear to the gilding.
Lot 558
A PAIR OF EARLY VICTORIAN PARCEL-GILT AND BRONZE PATINATED CANDLESTICKSMid-19th CenturyEach with pierced C-scroll drip-pan, supported on fruiting vine branch, with goat and putto to plinth base, 19.5cm high (2)Condition report: Lacking glass drops. Rubbing to the gilding, notably to the bae and areas of the figures, with tarnishing, dirt and dust overall. General light scuffs and wear commensurate with age and use.
Lot 559
A SMALL BRASS CARRIAGE TIMEPIECELate 20th CenturyThe white dial with Roman numerals and signed Garrard & Co, with a fitted blue Garrard box and brass winder, height of clock excluding handle 7.5cmCondition report:- Dial with dust and dirt to the centre and in between the hands- Case with light surface scratches - Movement probably overwound, winder does not turn clockwise
Lot 560
A GROUP OF FIVE PORTRAIT MINIATURES AND TWO SILHOUETTES (7)First half 19th CenturyMost painted on ivory with watercolour, including a gentleman and a lady in a blue dress, each mounted in an ebonised frame; one silhoutte inscribed ‘Field & Strand’; the largest, 15.5 x 17.5cm Condition report: The two larger examples on ivory, then glued onto card and then remounted. The two smaller examples have not been examined out of their frames, as the backing is firmly secured. General light chips and scuffs overall to the frames, with some rubbing and tarnishing to the mounts. Some minor discolouration in areas as to be expected.
Lot 579
DAVID LINLEY FOR DUNHILL; A SYCAMORE AND WALNUT LINE INLAID DESK TRAY, MEMO HOLDER AND PEN HOLDER (3)ModernEach stamped to the underside ‘LINLEY’ and ‘Dunhill’, the tray - 35cm deep, the holders - 8cm high and 13.5cm high, respectively (3)Condition report: Good condition with light scuffs, minor dents, dirt and dust commensurate with use and age.
Lot 593
A REGENCY STYLE GILT-BRASS MOUNTED FROSTED GLASS HANGING LIGHT20th CenturyWith a single light fitment, 30.5cm diameter Condition report: Will need to be rewired prior to electrical use. The colour of the gilt metal work differs between the foliate collar with eagle heads and the finial of the bowl and leaf finial of the chains. These last two elements could be earlier. General light wear, dirt, vague tarnishing commensurate with use and age.
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