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Lot 782
An Minton porcelain tea cup and coffee cup with matching saucers, early to mid 19th century, painted with hand painted floral vignettes within gilt sea scrolls between cream ground crown motifs on a light green ground with moulded rim heightened with gilding, pattern 1941, saucers 14.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The coffee cup is in good with no visible obvious faults, it rings out nicely when lightly tapped. The teacup has very light rubbing to the gilding on the handle. There is a small patch of very fine scratch marks to the interior of the cup just located outside the centre cartouche. There is further lighter surface scratch marks around the green bordering the rim. The gilding on the rim has very light rubbing, the teacup rings out nicely when lightly tapped. Both saucers have very light surface scratches to the green ground but are not overly detrimental. The gilding to the base of each vignette is lightly rubbed. The rim on one saucer is rather rubbed with only 25% of the gilding remaining intact, the centre enamel decoration to this saucer is lightly scratched. The saucer with the excessive gilt rubbing rings out nicely when tapped, the other saucer has a very fine rim to foot rim hairline crack.
Lot 495
Charles Knight (1901-1990), watercolour, "The Harvest". 23 cm x 38 cm, framed, signed, label verso "The Fine Art Society Limited, 1944". ARR CONDITION REPORT: The painting appears to be in generally good condition. We can see no evidence of any foxing, crinkles or creases. We cannot see any visible acid burn. We are familiar enough with the artist to comment on the strength of the colours - it is certainly on the lighter side and maybe a little faded.
Lot 350
A Chinese peach bloom ground vase, 20th century, of ovoid form, with pseudo six character Kangxi marks to the underside, height 9 cm. CONDITION REPORT: This is of recent manufacture and certainly not of the period or even 19th century. The peach bloom glaze is not uniformed throughout and is stronger around the base and is much lighter around the top rim. Using a high powered torch one can see that there are a few very light surface scratches to the body but nothing that is visible to the naked eye. There are no obvious chips, cracks or restorations visible.
Lot 1255
A Nazi Labour Day "Tag der Arbeit" pin badge, by P. Erich Bruckmann, Menden i.w., a lighter in the form of a bullet, a silver metal and enamel badge with initials "WRMW", six 19th century livery buttons decorated with a swan by Pitt & Co., 50 St. Martins Lane, London, and a 15th North Auckland Regiment Great War cap badge.
Lot 516
A group of costume jewellery, and Austro-Hungarian pearl and ,pearl and red stone set white metal box stamped 800 German silver and marcasite floral brooch, stamped 835 handarbeit, ( handmade) measuring approximately 4.7 x 3cm, with pin and roll catch fitting, silver marcasite bird brooch, Siam silver cufflinks, and Mylflam standard vintage lighter with wrapped scene, Dutch silver marks. Gross silver weight 50 grams
Lot 879
UK: Anglo-Boer War, Great War and later MC group of seven medals to Major Richard Tomlinson, Army Service Corps, Military Cross (Geo V), gazetted January 1918, original case and never mounted, Queen's South Africa medal (2nd type, ghost date), 6724 Pte R Tomlinson, 1 Leicestershire Regiment with four clasps including Laing's Nek, Belfast, Transvaal, South Africa 1901 (the latter two clasps detached), 1914-15 Star, Capt R Tomlinson, British War Medal and Victory Medals to Capt R Tomlinson together with (detached) oak leaf, gazetted June 1916, Territorial decoration (Geo V) with original Garrard case, again never worn, Territorial Force Efficiency medal (Geo V) 2047 S S Mjr R Tomlinson, N Mid Dt & Sc A S C, together with a set of seven miniatures, mounted as worn, his Army book 439 and New Testament plus sundry other items including Great War period military issue angle of sight instrument, H A Mk I, J H Steward Ltd 1916 and with Government broad arrow, of patinated brass cylindrical form with hinged cover and prismatic glass with folding sight arm and marked to the base J H Steward Ltd 1915, No 64 and with Government broad arrow, together with its original stitched leather case of issue, a large quantity of military buttons and shoulder tabs, small quantity of cap badges and assorted medal bars etc and a stitched leather hip flask cylindrical case (lacking flask) and a base metal taper lighter (qty)
Lot 877
UK: WWI pair comprising British War Medal and Victory Medal to 27358 Pte S J Smithson, Norf R, together with a corresponding medal bar, fibre dog tag and a brass identity bracelet marked 27358 Sigr J Smithson, 7th Norfs CE and further engraved 320 POW Coy, Khartmann, together with petrol cigarette lighter, two base metal German tunic buttons and cased pencil, a John Haig & Co novelty die cup modelled in the form of a whisky bottle, a French tin cased mirror of rectangular form with hinged cover and further pivoting back support and marked "Secretan - Paris" and a 1918 Armistice Day medallion of circular form and depicting the Cenotaph and all contained in a cigar box
Lot 379
An interesting British teddy bear 1920s, With blonde mohair, clear and black glass eyes with brown painted backs, pronounced clipped muzzle, faded black stitched nose, mouth, webbed hand claws and feet claws, swivel head, jointed limbs with cloth pads, one foot with stitched and lighter impression where a large label one was, rounded hump and inoperative growler —19½in. (49.5cm.) high (slight wear and damage to right foot pad) - another version of this bear with it’s label has the last word ‘Fleece’ legible on the end of a longer illegible name
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