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Lot 825
ELEVEN ROYAL WORCESTER GLAZED PARIAN FIGURES FROM THE COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD SERIES DESIGNED BY JAMES HADLEY, 1882, 1883, 1886, 1888, 1897, 1900 AND C with tinted and gilt decoration, comprising Italian, Chinese, Negro, Yankee, John Bull, Irishman, Irish Girl, Welshman, Prussian, Scotsman and Hindu, c17cm h, impressed and printed marks, Irish Girl unmarked ++Italian - restoration to horn held in right hand. John Bull - restoration to brim of hat. Yankee - restoration to brim of hat. Scotsman - restoration to tam o'shanter. Irish Girl - restoration to left forearm, no restoration detected to the others, with some light wear to the gilding in places
Lot 750
A DERBY TEACUP AND SAUCER, C1805 painted with a central landscape and gilt, saucer 14cm diam, painted mark and title In the Golden Vale Island or Ullswater, in puce script ++Cup and saucer clearly painted by different hands but finished by the same gilder judging by the writing of the titles and drawing of the mark, light wear to gilding around the central ring of the landscape in the saucer and the lower rim of the cup, the painting free from flaking or discolouration
Lot 1019
SAMUEL WILLIAMSON (1792-1840) A STORM AT SEA oil on board, 11 x 15cm ++In ready to hang gallery condition with some localised restoration, generally to craquelure which is still evident when held at an oblique angle to the light, small damage lower left and upper right corners that has been skilly disguised
Lot 1135
A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER MARY ANN TOYNTON AGED 10 YEARS 1816 worked in silk and wool with a lion, basket of trailing flowers and verse, 44 x 32.4cm ++A good sampler in fine condition with light overall browning, the colours still reasonably fresh, one or two rust marks, lower left corner, no apparent moth holes or darning repairs, no colour run, securely mounted in c1970s cream and gilt painted wood frame
Lot 245
Sale Item: BOX EP WARE ETC & CEILING LIGHT (AF) Vat Status: No Vat Buyers Premium: This lot is subject to a Buyers Premium of 15% + Vat @ 20% Additional Info : Lots purchased online with the-saleroom.com will attract an additional charge for this service in the sum of 3% of the hammer price plus VAT @ 20%
Lot 719
Sale Item: W C PAINTING DAVID WEST LIGHT HOUSE Vat Status: No Vat Buyers Premium: This lot is subject to a Buyers Premium of 15% + Vat @ 20% Additional Info : Lots purchased online with the-saleroom.com will attract an additional charge for this service in the sum of 3% of the hammer price plus VAT @ 20%
Lot 117
A DIAMOND AND TITANIUM RIBBON BROOCH, BY MARGHERITA BURGENERThe very light purplish-pink titanium crossover ribbon, accented to the front and back by round brilliant-cut diamonds, mounted in titanium, diamonds weighing 0.62ct total, signed and cased Margherita Burgener, 'Ribbon #1', length 5.6cmAll proceeds will be donated to the European Institute of Oncology based in MilanEmanuela Burgener founded ‘Ribbon for Hope’ in 2017 after her personal fight and recovery from breast cancer. The inspiration of the project is the symbol of the ribbon universally understood as the fight against cancer. Estée Lauder was the first to use the pink ribbon as the emblem of the fight against cancer which, today is seen in many different colours representing many different diseases.Ribbon for Hope is a handmade titanium and diamond brooch, as many of Margherita Burgener jewels.Twwwhis piece also embodies many concepts. Firstly, the ribbon is a message of hope in the advances of research and technology for the treatment of cancer. Secondly, it is a symbol that represents a large community of people in the fight against cancer including doctors, researchers, volunteers and patients. Finally and above all else, Ribbon for Hope is an important fundraising means for pivotal research that should never stop. Therefore, all the proceeds of Ribbon for Hope sales are entirely donated to the Institute of European Oncology Foundation based in Milan. The European Institute of Oncology (IEO) provides patient-centred care and guarantees patients access to innovative therapies and to early clinical trials. The SHARP research programme, a GPS in metastatic breast cancer is an achievement of the strategic interest in early clinical trials. SHARP aims to identify ‘breakdowns’ (genetic mutations) and map the routes that cancer cells take to invade other organs. Clinical data and biological samples from participating patients will allow experts to examine the DNA using the latest molecular screening techniques and devise an appropriate cancer treatment plan.(www.ieo.it - Doctor Curigliano)
Lot 24
Sculpture:•▲Steven Gregory Bag Man 1993 Bronze, edition of 9 127cm high Steven Gregory was born in South Africa in 1952 but has lived in London since the 1960's. He studied sculpture at St Martins School of Art. Gregory has exhibited widely both in the UK and globally, including Germany, France, Italy, Iceland, New York and Czech Republic. In 2002 he exhibited in Thinking Big, 21st Century British Sculpture, at the Peggy Guggenheim Museum, Venice. In 2005-2006 Gregory held a solo exhibition Skulduggery with Cass Sculpture Foundation. In 2006-2007 Damien Hirst, who has been a collector of Gregory's work since 2002, included some of Gregory's skull sculptures in his Murderme exhibition In the darkest hour there may be light at the Serpentine Gallery, London. In 2007 Gregory had a solo exhibition Steven Gregory, Bone Stone Bronze at the Nicholas Robinson Gallery in New York. Steven Gregory is also a regular exhibitor at the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibitions in London and continues to maintain a strong presence of work at the Cass Sculpture Foundation, West Sussex where other bronzes in this edition were exhibited. Their exhibition notes remarked; Anthropomorphic paper bags cast in bronze. These insectile apparitions have amused, enthralled and have even made skin creep, as they are variously funny, intriguing and sinister. Like circus clowns they emerge jauntily from the woodland, their bag bodies in attitudes of buffoonery, frolic and mischief. The sense of carnival is at once fun and a little scary in this bag parade. As children, we all at some point put our heads in paper bags. To hide from the world and yet be part of it, with an assumed identity unlike our own, is as basic as learning to walk. Masks are as old as human ritual, they hide, alter and also protect - and so do paper bags.
Lot 298
French Dinky rare 551 Ford Taunus 17M ‘POLIZEI’ Police car, green/white car with POLIZEI transfers to doors and boot, blue light and concave hubs, mint condition, in yellow picture box with German text, excellent condition, few minor creases. This model was made for export to Germany and the Benelux countries.
Lot 214
French Dinky 1412 Hotchkiss Willys Recovery Jeep, red/yellow, yellow concave hubs, orange plastic jib, light and hook, excellent to mint condition, lacks plastic hook cord (park stuck to inside of box), in yellow box with detailed picture, retailers price label and inner packing, excellent to mint condition.
Lot 232
Dinky Supertoys two Guy trucks. 512 Guy flat truck, dark blue cab and chassis, red flatbed and mid-blue grooved hubs, excellent to good condition, few small chips to cab front and wings, in blue and white striped picture box, fair condition grubby and rubbed, 913 Guy flat truck with tailboard, violet-blue cab and chassis, orange flatbed and light blue hubs, mint condition, in blue and white striped picture box with blue colour spot, good condition, (2 items).
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