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Lot 86
AN EARLY c1905 STEIFF TEDDY BEAR; An original early circa 1905 Steiff ' blank button ' teddy bear. 16" tall. Fully jointed arms and legs, with swivel head. Light golden mohair. Original boot button eyes, with straw / woodwool stuffing. Heavy pronounced snout with hump to rear. Comes along with an original valuation from 1995. From a personal and private collection of antique Steiff teddy bears, amassed over many years.
Lot 121
Southern Railway brass cased fusee ships clock. The original 8 inch dial has had some light restoration and shows SR 10219, the brass case has a cast brass bezel with bevelled glass and the substantial chain driven fusee movement with Harrisons maintaining power is in clean working condition. The clock is mounted on a mahogany plinth which has a brass plate attached S.S. Canterbury 1929 – 1964 Presented to the Dover Waterguard. The Southern railway clock records confirm clock no 10219 was used on SS Canterbury. The Waterguard were the forerunner of the Customs & Excise. A rare and important maritime and railway timepiece.
Lot 272
Original Oil Painting on canvas by Helen McKie. Depicts three WWII Allied Soldiers, Russian, American & British lighting up a Christmas tree with Liberation Candles for Poland, Luxembourg, Belgium, Holland and France. Measures 14 inches x 10 inches. Together with a framed & glazed front cover of the Ford Motor Company Magazine 'The Light Car' dated December 1944 with this very painting featured on the front cover.
Lot 409
Jacques Callot, French 1592-1635- "Les deux grandes vues de Paris (Vue du Louvre / Vue du Pont-Neuf)" (Lieure 667 & 668 II/V), 1630; engraving, trimmed around the plate mark, ea. 16.7x34.2cm (sheet) (unframed) (2) CONDITION REPORT: both hinge mounted in top two corners some time fading to the sheet and some light grubbiness to sheet appear in overall good condition
Lot 450
E Clarke, British, late 19th century/early 20th- "Just Before the Battle Mother; watercolour on buff, signed, titled and inscribed, 18.5x11cm: together with three other watercolours on buff by the same hand- "Faint Heat Never Won Fair Lady", "Imitation is the Sincerest Flattery", and "Light Cavalry", all signed, 28x14.5cm (max)., (4) (in matching frames) CONDITION REPORT: In matching black, wooden, glazed frames unexamined out of frames presumed to be stuck down on mount painted on dark grey buff inscribed in white paint and signed in white paint some minor discolouration on paper but otherwise in very good condition
Lot 475
C R Stock, British 19th/20th century, After T N H Walsh- "We Shall do it Easily" publ. by R Dodson's Fine Art Gallery, 145 The Strand 1881; hand-coloured etching with aquatint, 47x83cm: together with one other hand-coloured etching with aquatint by the same hand after T N H Walsh entitled "The Last Change In", publ by R Dodson's Fine Art Gallery, 145 The Strand 1883, 47x83cm, (2) (in matching frames) CONDITION REPORT: In wooden with mottling, gilt edged, glazed frames with cream mounts and green detailing Unexamined out of frames a few minor scrates and scuffs on the frames prints might be slightly faded from light exposure round the edges hand-painted work has brightened the images considerably Otherwise in very good condition
Lot 1203
A mahogany longcase clock, 19th century, the hood with shaped top and turned finials, with column pilasters and arched glazed door, the trunk with lancet shaped door, flanked by quarter pilaster columns, on square panel moulded base, the painted dial with Roman numeral chapter ring, with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, the arch decorated with a young boy and his sheep, with two weights and a pendulum bob, 210cm high CONDITION REPORT: crack to glass of hood, other all light scuffing to case
Lot 805
A Chinese porcelain cylindrical brush pot, 20th century, possibly Republican, decorated with two bands of styalised trailing flowers and foilage on turquoise grounds, between two bands of fretwork in colours on yellow grounds, blue Qianlong mark to base, 18cm high CONDITION REPORT: in good condition, minor wear overall to interior, some glaze speckling, light glaze craquelure to surface exterior, rubbing to gilding
Lot 901
A gilt metal six light chandelier, 20th century, overall decorated with floral motifs, 76cm high(It is the buyer's responsibility to ensure that electrical items are professionally rewired for use) CONDITION REPORT: overall in good condition, would require thorough clean and re-wire, some overall losses to gilding
Lot 905
A pair of papier mache lacquered and gilded bottle coasters, 19th century, 11cm diameter, together with a circular metallic and card box, the lid inset with a printed scene of a courting couple looking at a begging child, in a landscape, 13.5cm diameter(3) CONDITION REPORT: bottle coasters have light rubbing to gilding, large circular box has tears to foil, print inset is stained and foxed, exhibits overall wear and tear
Lot 920
A pair of brass table lamps, 20th century, with Corinthian capital tops, fluted columns, on stepped bases, 59cm high including fittings, together with a three light wall applique, with bell form shades, the branches applied with flowers and leaves(3)(It is the buyer's responsibility to ensure that electrical items are professionally rewired for use)
Lot 929
A French gilt metal clock garniture, late 19th/early 20th century, the clock of pierced architectural form, moulded with grotesques, fish and heraldic devices, the dial flanked by caryatid's, on a shaped pierced base, the clock face with white enamelled plaque Roman numeral chapter ring, with Frech barrel movement, bell and count wheel strike and pendulum, with two elaborated moulded six light candelabra, the clock 53.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: overall in good condition, candelabra lack drip pans in places, one has some damage to an arm, converted to electricity, residues of wax, gilt metal in overall reasonable condition
Lot 17
A pair of glass single light lustre hung candle sticks, 19th century, with bulbous stems, on square bases, damages and losses, 29cm high, together with a single candlestick of differing design, with a bag of loose lutres (3) CONDITION REPORT: overall chips to bases, losses to pair, single light seems in good condition
Lot 25
An English porcelain part tea and coffee service, 19th century, decorated overall to the rims with gilt leaves and trailing tendrils with red and pink flowers on blue grounds, to comprise a tea pot, slop basin, jug, two square dishes, one plate, eleven tea cups, twelve coffee cups and twelve saucers, pattern numbers to base 2098, teapot bears registration mark( a lot) CONDITION REPORT: slop basin is cracked, jug is discoloured, other hair lines noted, rubbing to gilding, hairline to interior of tea pot Slop bowl is cracked overall, hair line cracks to two cups, hairline crack to interior of tea pot, otherwise in overall good condition with some light rubbing to gilding, please note our terms of business with regard to condition reports, there may be other damages not noticed on examination of this lot which are not noted in this report
Lot 348
European School, mid 20th century- Four figures in a rowing boat; oil on board, 49x33cm: Silvio, late 20th century- Untitled; oil on paper, signed, 17x25cm: together with a quantity of colour reproduction prints after Raphael Kirchner, Austrian 1876-1917, including "Merci", "Melisande", "Lolotte" and "Faunesse", 28.5x18cm and 18x28.5cm, (a lot) CONDITION REPORT: lead - in a gilt moulding frame minor losses to gilding oil on canvas board support does not appear to have been primed before application of paint uneven texture minor losses to paint surface in places some surface dust and other light foreign matter lodged on the surface of the canvas
Lot 378
Terrence Coffman, American b.1946- "Raleigh, Tavern Spring, Williamsburg, VA" & "Market Square Tavern, Williamsburg, VA"; reproduction prints in colours, two, both signed, titled and numbered 406/1250 and 64/1250 respectively in pencil, one dated 81, 43x54cm., ea., (2) (in matching frames): S P Szydlowski, American, 20th/21st century- "The Public Gaol, Nicholson Street, Williamsburg, Virginia", The Great House of 1770, Duke of Gloucester Street, Williamsburg, Virginia" and "The Guard House and Powder Magazine, Duke of Gloucester Street, Williamsburg, Virginia"; reproduction prints with hand-colouring, both signed and numbered 290/1000, 289/1000 & 291/1000 respectively in pencil, 19x26.5cm ea., (5) CONDITION REPORT: First two prints in gilded, glazed frames with cream mounts unexamined out of frames - frames slightly scratched in places Both prints look slightly faded colour wise, probably due to exposure to light Sgned below images one in green (on the title) Otherwise in good general condition In wooden, gilded and glazed frames (matching) - with pale pink double mounts Unexamined out of frames Minor scuff marks on frames All in very good condition, signed and numbered in pencil
Lot 398
James Basire Snr, British 1730-1802- "Lyons of Africa", after Peter Paul Rubens, plate 160 from Thomas Astley, A New and General Collection of Voyages and Travels; engraving, 15.8x21.3cm: John Hamilton Mortimer ARA, British 1740-1779- "Sleeping Monsters", publ. Jane Mortimer, Norfolk St, Strand, London, 1780; etching, 15.3x21.5cm, (2) CONDITION REPORT: Lyons of Africa- in a glazed early 19th century parcel gilt and ebonised frame recently retaped on reverse of frame may or may not be stuck down as unexamined out of frame visible margins 1.7cm left, 0.5cm top, 2cm right, 0.1cm bottom significant brown spot lower centre minor creasing lower right corner Sleeping Monsters- in a glazed Hogarth frame, circa early 20th century recently retaped on reverse of frame may or may not be stuck down as unexamined out of frame trimmed within plate mark lower left and right corners cut diagonally scattered light spotting across the sheet with loss to word 'Sculpt'
Lot 949
A French ormolu mantel clock garniture, late 19th century, the waisted case overall moulded with acanthus scrolls, on scrolling feet, the porcelain dial with Roman numeral chapter ring, painted and gilt with cherubs, with pierced hands, the barrel movement with count wheel and bell striking, lacking pendulum, with two twin light candelabra, the clock 42cm high(3) CONDITION REPORT: overall in good condition, in need of surface clean,
Lot 970
A pair of rectangular ceiling lights, 20th century, the frames of steel, hung with 18 lights, with cylindrical copper coloured material shades, 33 x 88cm, together with a single ceiling light of similar design, hung with seven lights, 33 x 28cm(3)(It is the buyer's responsibility to ensure that electrical items are professionally rewired for use)
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