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Lot 191
An Art Deco Onyx Cigarette Box by Asprey, with red marble stringing, applied with a pair of carved coral tablets and with silver gilt hinge, London, 1924, together with a similar example marked Betjemann's, another cigarette box, an onyx table lighter and seven various ashtrays (one tray)Asprey box - front panel appears to have been re glued at the joints. Cover with a chip to the lower front edge. Another to the rear edge. Other slight flakes and scratches throughtout. Coral in good order and hinge good.Betjemanns - good condition, slight wear and scratches.Largest banded ashtray - some edge chipping.Set of banded astrays - on missing all banding, other with losses to banding.Otherwise general small flakes, wear and scratches.
Lot 69
Assorted Costume Jewellery, including a Chester hallmarked 9ct gold bar brooch (non gold pin), a wide hallmarked silver bangle, decorative large Limoges circular brooch, vintage TLM oval brooch depicting female profile, imitation pearls, an oval locket pendant, a marcasite set openwork heart pendant on chain, lighter, etc :- One Tray
Lot 65
Star Wars - Jabba's Palace - a unique multi-signed 8x10" photograph from Return Of The Jedi, signed by x4 original cast members, comprising: Jeremy Bulloch (1945-2020 - Boba Fett), Alan Harris (1938-2020 - Carbonite Chamber Model & Bossk), Philip Herbert (Hermi Odle) and Paul Brooke (Rancor Keeper). All signed in blue ink to lighter areas of the image. All obtained in person by the original owner.
Lot 54
Spanish school following models by PAUL DE VOS (Antwerp, 1591/95 - 1678); 17th century."The hunting of the wild boar".Oil on canvas. Re-drawn.It has perforation and repainting.It has faults in the frame.Provenance: Marquises of Cortina.Measurements: 119 x 162 cm; 142 x 187 cm (frame).We see in this canvas a hunting scene with only animals, a particularly violent moment, full of tension and even pathos, features that are reflected both in the composition, the light and the chromatism and in the expressions of the animals. During the 17th century, in Flanders there was an increasing demand for paintings to decorate the houses of the bourgeoisie. In addition to portraits and large canvases with religious, historical or mythological themes, artists specialised in painting medium-sized works that gradually increased in size, including still lifes, animals, landscapes and genre scenes.The present work continues the aesthetic models of Paul de Vos, an artist who specialised in hunting scenes among animals. His works are characterised by compositions with pronounced diagonals, as we see here, and by the frequent presence of live animals. In his compositions zigzags are formed to provide movement. Paul de Vos was a painter trained with Snyders who throughout his career incorporated innovative features into his work, with various variations on his hunting scenes, a genre in which he specialised. Vos was more velvety in his textures than Snyders and was characterised by a greater development of the landscape, particularly in his hunting scenes. In addition, he used a personal chromaticism based on warm tones, ranging from ochres to earthy tones, but lighter and paler than Snyders. His technique is also looser, blurring the contours and rich textures of Snyders in favour of a more atmospheric and diffuse overall appearance. Vos's work is also more dramatic and tense, as he always preferred scenes of great violence, often depicting animal struggles in a bloody and ferocious manner. His images are therefore highly pathetic, particularly evident in his hunting scenes, which are endowed with a dramatic quality that was also reflected in his illustrations of fables featuring animals. He also took a different approach to the anatomy of animals, depicting them in a less naturalistic manner, with more elongated bodies.
Lot 1809
An Edwardian novelty table cigar lighter in the manner of Louis Wain depicting a seated cat, Birmingham 1906, 6cms high.Condition ReportThe head has a very small split to the bridge of the cats nose, one hind leg has a crease and a s hallow dent, and there is an old split to the leg at the same place, small dent above the front leg, and the base is slightly pushed in.
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