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Lot 16
A Soho London Tropical Reflex Camera, serial no. M3645, 4½x6¼, with Ross Xpress f/4.5 10” lens, serial no. 131624, body, VG, shutter not working, polished teak with red leather bellows and focusing hood, lens, G-VG, some light internal haze and fungus, with six DDS, magazine pack back, and ground glass screen magnifier, in maker’s fitted case
Lot 166
A Rollei Heidoscop Stereo Camera, serial no. 1603, 45x107mm, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/4.5 55mm lenses, serial nos. 584311 / 584305, body G, shutter working, front plate loose, waist level finder incomplete, lenses, G-VG, some light internal haze and fungus, with 12 magazine back and six plate holders in leather case; retailer’s plate to side ‘A. Leistenschneider, Dusseldorf’
Lot 167
A Rollei Rolleidoscop Stereo Camera, 6x13cm, serial no. 39642, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/4.5 75mm lenses, serial nos. 994005 / 994018, together with Carl Zeiss Jena Sucher-Triplet f/4.2 75mm viewing lens, serial no. 989974, body, VG, shutter working, speeds inaccurate, oxidisation to mirror, lenses, VG, some light internal haze
Lot 176
An Unmarked German Stereo Camera, retailed by The London Stereoscopic Co., 45x107mm, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/6.8 56mm lenses, serial nos. 99646 / 99650, body, G, shutter sticking, lenses, G, some light internal fungus, with magazine back and six plate holders, in maker’s fitted case; case inscribed to rear ‘Major the Hon. R. F. Carnegie, Carlton Club, Pall Mall, London.’
Lot 204
A Fine J. H. Dallmeyer Mahogany Wet Plate Camera, serial no. 1975, with aperture at the front suitable for stereo lens board, and tilting rear, 12x12”, with Perken Son & Rayment Rapid Rectilinear Optimus f/8 12x10” brass lens, sold by City Sale & Exchange, body, VG, lens, VG, some very light marks, with one wet plate holder with removeable masks for 9x6” and 10x8”, and ground glass screen
Lot 211
An Unmarked Mahogany Wet Plate Camera, 10x10”, with Ross No.1 Cabinet Waterhouse-stop brass lens, serial no. 60861, body, P-F, folding bed detached and lacking some parts including ground glass screen, lens, F-VG, some very light cleaning marks and two small patches of fungus, with one double wet plate holder
Lot 244
An Unmarked French Bi-Rail Mahogany Camera, 5x7”, with 13 x 18 Extra Rapide brass lens, in shutter, serial no. 28842, body, G, lens, F-G, shutter working, some blooming to front element and light scratches; retailer’s plate to top ‘Appareils Photographiques Photo-Sport, 22, Rue Caumartin, 22, Paris (9me Arrt)’
Lot 245
A C. P. Goerz Manufoc-Tenax Tropical Camera, serial no. 264275, 9x12cm, with C. P. Goerz Dogmar f/4.5 135mm lens, serial no. 582061, body, F-G, shutter working, locking catch broken, lens, G, some light fungus to inside of rear element, with six red Morocco leather-covered plate holders, and magazine, in maker’s case
Lot 249
A Zeiss Ikon Andro 230/3 Tropical Camera, 6.5x9cm, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/4.5 105mm lens, serial no. 930261, body, G-VG, brown leather painted red to match bellows, some metalwork replaced in brass, lens, VG, shutter working, some light cleaning marks and chipping to perimeter of rear element
Lot 257
A J. H. Dallmeyer 2B War Department Aluminium Lens, with inscription ‘iris added by T.T.&H. Feb 3 1919’, serial no. 51380, body, G, missing rack and pinion, G-VG, some light marks to rear elements and internal haze, together with a small fungal patch to front element, in T. T. & H. flange, with maker’s aluminium lens hood; engraved to barrel ‘W. D.’ and with broad arrow
Lot 261
A Lerebours & Secretan Daguerreotype Brass Lens, half-size modification, serial no. X239, body, F-G, barrel cut directly in half and re-tapped thread, still retaining original front section, lens, VG-E, some very light cleaning marks, with single aperture disc, retaining ring, and maker’s lens cap
Lot 13
The following 24 lots were salvaged by Captain Mike Hatcher in 1999, from the wreck of the trading junk Tek Sing (True Star) which sank off of the Indonesian coast on 6th February 1822. Despite it's modest size, being only 54 m long and 10 m wide, it is often referred to as the Titanic of the East as over 1600 perished when it was lost. Tek Sing Cargo - thirty small tea bowls, five large bowls and fifteen spoons: under ivory glazes, some light encrustation. (50)
Lot 24
Tek Sing Cargo - eighty various pieces of Chinese porcelain: comprising ten each of the following; circular plates painted in blue with aster sprays beneath a line and dot border, 8 cm diameter; smaller plates painted in blue with magnolia, peony and foliage amongst pierced rocks, 10 cm diameter, similar sized plates under olive glazes [some light encrustation], smaller plates painted with a simple floral spray, 8.5 cm diameter; circular bowls painted on the exterior with a band of circles and dots, 11 cm diameter: tea bowls painted with floral sprays, 7 cm diameter, similar undecorated tea bowls and ointment or cosmetic pots painted with lotus bands. (80)
Lot 1005
An Italian gilt and silvered wood Gondolier's light, 19th/20th century, with ball finial, domed cupola, glazed section with stiff leaf carving to supports, on turned and foliate support, converted to electricity,163cm high(It is the buyer's responsibility to ensure that electrical items are professionally rewired for use)
Lot 1027
A Southern European giltwood and painted cabinet, possibly Italian, 17th/18th century, carved with central door, flanked by figures of Saints in niches, on stepped leaf carved base, 38cm high x 83cm wide x 37cm deep. CONDITION REPORT: Overall condition typical for its age and use, light rubbing to paint work
Lot 1056
A large and impressive multiple light chandelier, 20th century, the corona with curving wire form top hung with beads, above cascading inverted trumpet beads joining a circular frame, emitting arms with sconces mounted with candles, an inverted dome form basket of lustres below, approximately 145 cm high(It is the buyer's responsibility to ensure that electrical items are professionally rewired for use)
Lot 1240
An Indian Kashan pattern silk carpet with pole medallion in a light green field, 280 x 188 cm CONDITION REPORT: Fairly good condition overall. Slight stain and spot to trim on one side, approx 10cm long. Other very minor stains to edges in places along other trim. Pile in good condition and consistent throughout.
Lot 1346
A Chinese Jun ware bowl, 12th/13th century, with a thick blue purple glaze, the interior with a splash of purple, bears labels for Bluett, London exhibition no. 56, 18cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: minor glaze crackles, otherwise in good condition Please note that this bowl has been examined under UV light and there appear to be no signs of restoration
Lot 1409
Attributed to Wang Yeting, Chinese, (1884-1942) A Chinese porcelain plaque painted with a mountainous landscape, with two men rowing a boat, signed and sealed, with rows of calligraphy to top middle, framed, 24 x 36.5cm Provenance: This plaque was purchased by the owner from Peter Wain. CONDITION REPORT: Plaque in good condition, the frame with a loose chip. Please note that this plaque has been examined under ultra violet light and there are areas of re-touching to middle mountain area, the mountain to the right and the greenish cloud areas below.
Lot 1451
A Japanese gilded lacquer writing box, Suzuribaku, Meiji Period, 19th century, of square form decorated to the exterior with birds in Maple branches, the interior with fish, lobsters, shellfish and octopus on the sea floor, fitted with an ink stone and a metal and cloisonné enamel water dropper, 16.8cm x 15.4cm x 2.5cm CONDITION REPORT: wear to lacquer on edges of box, losses of lacquer/gilt to edges to lid, interior housing for stone/dropper, light losses to edges, some rubbing, ink stone shows signs of wear and losses to gilt corners of lid, losses to corners and repairs to edge
Lot 981
Amendment: Please note that the movement for this clock is not a fusee mechanism A Continental oil painting picture clock, possibly French or German, late 19th/early 20th century, the painting of a tavern scene inset with a clock face to the wall, the white enamel dial with Roman numeral chapter ring, the interior with brass twin barrel fusee movement with bell striking mechanism and pendulum, the movement plate signed Raingo Frere, together with a music mechansm, the picture 62cm x 64cm, with the frame 88cm x 99.5cm CONDITION REPORT: some damages to picture, one punch to canvas, light overall scratches, composition frame has minor losses
Lot 983
A Louis VXI style white and gilt metal mounted marble lyre clock, 19th century/early 20th century, overall decorated with gilt metal leaves and beading on oval pedestal base, the white enamel dial with with Arabic chapter ring and enamelled floral swags, with barrel movement, gong striking and key, 49cm high. CONDITION REPORT: cracks/re-glued brakes to marble in four places, light rubbing to gild metal, overall structure stable. base uneven, feet will need re-adjustment, repair on level with 2 and 10 o clock positions, marble is discoloured.
Lot 991
A brass and enamel ecclesiastic eight light chandelier, in the Gothic taste, late 19th/early 20th century, with pierced foliate gallery topped with rows of fleur-de-lys finial, emitting cylindrical posts enriched with blue enamel decoration terminating in candle cups, suspended from chains with ceiling corona, 52cm diameter (VAT charged on hammer price) CONDITION REPORT: overall in sound condition, some looseness to candle sconces, some finials on gallery are bent
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