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Lot 102
A latticino glass four-light table light in opaque blue with blue glass borders on a dolphin support Condition Report: Missing two arms. It breaks down to a certain extent. One dolphin to stem missing, another glued back on. Breaks and losses to chain swags. Loss to one piece of scrollwork to finial.
Lot 125
A Victorian part tea service painted green trelliswork and with stylised foliage borders, twenty pieces and a similar two-handled vase Condition Report: Teapot - finial glued on. Gilt a little rubbed, some staining particularly around handle and spout. Side plates (3) - Gilt very rubbed. Saucers (4) - All with rubbed gilt. One has bad star crack to centre, one has faint star crack to centre. Tea cups (6) - Some light rubbing to gilt. One has small chip to foot rim, one has small hair crack from rim. Coffee cups (6) - One badly restored, reglued from two pieces. One has two bad cracks to side.
Lot 851
A pair of 19th Century ormolu porcelain moulded two-branch three-light table lights with hinged caryatid branches, the mounts decorated flowers and putti on shaped circular bases, 25.5cm high Condition Report: Overall good condition. Slight rubbing to ormolu, a few of the applied red 'jewels' missing from porcelain elements.
Lot 887
A Victorian carved walnut Davenport, the gilt tooled leather inset sloping writing surface hinged to enclose a satin maple wood fitted interior, flanked to one side by a series of four short drawers and opposing dummy drawers, raised on front foliate carved scrolled uprights terminating on four bun feet, width approx 55cm. CONDITION REPORT: areas of water damage to top section, split to back panel. light scratches but generally good condition.
Lot 797
An Edwardian carved mahogany show wood framed four piece salon suite comprising an elegant sofa, approx 148cm wide, an armchair, and pair of single chairs, the whole with matching carved, pierced back bars, gold draylon upholstery and raised on pad foot cabriole supports. CONDITION REPORT: Lot 874: Generally good condition, light marks and scratches.
Lot 1186
James Gillray (1756 - 1815), hand-coloured etching, aquatint engraving - Light expelling darkness, Evaporation of Stygian Exhaultations - or - The Sun of Constitution, rising superior to the clouds of opposition, published April 30th 1795 by H. Humphrey (BM 8644), image 34cm x 48cm CONDITION REPORT Very little margin left beyond the image. Trimmed close to but just beyond plate mark, stuck down, some creases and slight deterioration particularly towards outer edge, some discolouration particularly towards outer edge, colours are good. No tears
Lot 288
Fine 19th century Sèvres porcelain vase hollandais, the flared vase on pierced shaped base with blue Celeste ground, decorated with reserves of exotic birds, floral garland and centred by putto panel bearing the signature 'Boucher', both vase and base with blue crossed L's mark, centred by a dot, 15cm high CONDITION REPORT Very good overall condition, no chips, cracks or restoration. Some light wear to gilding and painted decoration. Wear and scratching to base commensurate with age
Lot 495
Pair fine quality early Victorian Regency-style silver plate three-light candelabra with rococo scroll and floral decoration, on domed pedestal bases, foliate branches and pierced candle holders and drip trays, separate sconces, possibly later additions, Elkington & Co., circa 1840 / 1845, 53.5cm overall height
Lot 881
Rare late 19th / early 20th century Chinese silver mounted rhinoceros horn walking cane, the silver L-form handle by Wang Hing, embossed with dragons, the tapering horn shaft with brass ferrule, 78.5cm. N.B. This item is not for sale outside the European Union CONDITION REPORT Handle slightly ill-fitting, loose. Rhino horn shaft generally has some wear, overall is slightly bowed along the length. Colour is inconsistent - from light to dark. Handle is 10cm wide. Total combined weight 124 grams. 3.5cm high. Visible rhino horn shaft is 73cm to the ferrule
Lot 976
Impressive French patinated bronze and ormolu light fitting in the form of a cherub suspended from drapery ribbon tied swags, with cut glass shade, approximately 97cm high CONDITION REPORT Bronze elements with slight wear but otherwise condition is good, cut glass shade has adhesive around rim which may obscure damage. This is not noticeable when shade is secured in place
Lot 20
THE BEATLES - ABBEY ROAD - A great condition early UK pressing of the 1969 release, issued on Apple (PCS 7088). This 1st press variant has a misaligned apple on the reverse, has NO Her Majesty on the sleeve but does have it credited on the side 2 label. The record is in strong Ex+ condition with hardly any marks with the possible exception of a very light mark on side 2. MATRIX: YEX 749-2 + 750-1. The sleeve is in Ex+/archive condition with virtually no wear.
Lot 17
YARDBIRDS - FIVE LIVE YARDBIRDS - A great original 1st UK pressing of the 1964 release on black/blue Columbia (33SX 1677). The record is in Ex to Ex+ condition. On side 1 there is no sign of markings. On side 2 there are a few quite light, wispy marks. MATRIX: 2725+2726 -1N. The sleeve is in impressive archive Ex+ condition with very little wear at all.
Lot 39
THE WHO ACETATE - A highly unusual and rare acetate of Join Together With The Band c/w Baby Don't You Do It, dating from June 1972. The record is issued on a white label with "Trident Studios" in orange text and the tracks hand written in green pen along with the date 6.6.72. The record is in nice clean Ex condition with only one or two very minor light marks. No distinguishable matrix. This has come from a Producer that worked for Track Records.
Lot 79
THE VICTIMS - TELEVISION ADDICT - A supremely scarce original Aussie punk killer, issued privately (MX46814). The record is in lovely Ex+ condition with a extremely light wispy mark on the B side (I'm Flipped Out Over You). Housed in very fragile thin original sleeve which is in VG+ condition with some minor wear.
Lot 78
ORANGE JUICE - FALLING AND LAUGHING - A fantastic 1st ever release from Scottish post-punk band Orange juice, issued on Postcard Records (Postcard 80-1). This complete version contains the flexi and postcard. The record is in Ex condition with a very light mark on the B side. With "THINGS ARE TOUGH/PORKY" and "WE CAN STILL PICNIC" etched. Contains 2 of the flexi discs with one having a minor crease the other in nice Ex condition. The sleeve is in great Ex+ condition with little wear.
Lot 2
TREES - ON THE SHORE - A sought after 1st UK pressing of the debut release from the highly collectible folk rock band Trees, issued on CBS (S 64198). The record is in Ex condition. There are very few marks to note with the exception of a quite light hairline mark on side 2 running from A1 to A5- this is not a deep mark or scratch. Great clean labels. MATRIX: S-64168-A1 + B1. The sleeve is in great Ex+ condition with very little wear, perhaps extremely minor edgewear.
Lot 15
DEEP PURPLE - SHADES OF DEEP PURPLE - A well presented 1st UK stereo pressing of the 1968 release on Parlophone (PCS 7055). The label has "Sold In UK" text. The record is in Ex condition with a couple of light surface marks. The sleeve is in Ex condition with some light edgewear. Original EMI inner.
Lot 67
MC5 - KICK OUT THE JAMS/MOTORCITY IS BURNING - A very scarce Swedish issue 7" single on Metronome (J 27.019). The record is in VG condition with a few light surface marks with a slightly deeper small "feeler" at the start of the A side. Original picture sleeve in Ex condition with only minor wear.
Lot 81
THE PAPER DREAM - MY MIND'S EYE - A fantastic original Canadian monster psychedelic fuzz 45! Issued on the short lived Sir John A. (SJA-7). The record is in VG+ condition with three quite minor light surface marks on the A side, the B side has little wear. Housed in the original picture sleeve which is in VG+ condition with minor ringwear.
Lot 29
DAVID BOWIE - SPACE ODDITY PROMO - A brilliant condition rare 7" promo of one of David Bowie's most recognised hits, issued on a white/red "A" Philips label (VF 1801/304 201 BF). The record is in Ex+ condition. There are very few marks to this record, with just one or two extremely light paper scuffs on the B side (Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud). The three pronged centre is wholly intact. MATRIX: 304201 1F//1 420 and 2F//1.
Lot 6
THE ZOMBIES - ODESSEY AND ORACLE - A very well presented original UK stereo pressing of the fantastic 1968 album. The record is in Ex condition. There are just a few very light hairline marks, perhaps with these mainly appearing on side 1. MATRIX: SBPG 63280 A2 + B1. Contains original company inner. The sleeve is in stunning Ex+ condition. There is very little wear to note, a point to mention being that this sleeve was used for the mono pressing, and as such there is a "Stereo" sticker on the reverse- though this is common with the release.
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