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Lot 2165
Foreign and plated wares, comprising; a Chinese travelling inkstand, of oval wirework form, detailed WH 90, two Asian pepperettes, an Egyptian small dish, the bowl from a spoon, a small bowl detailed 84, a miniature goblet, the foot from a salver, a Maruman Japanese plated lighter and seven various condiment spoons, (16).
Lot 631
A stylish pocket watch, chain and lighter set, in fitted box the pocket watch is 9ct with a mother of pearl dial with gold Arabic numerals and a subsidiary seconds dial, London import marks for 1929, inscription to inner dust cover dated 1932. 15 jewel Swiss movement, 4 adjustments. Diameter 4.3cm, weight 44.9gms. the chain is 18ct yellow gold and platinum in a baton style, length 42.5cm. the lighter is 9ct gold with a chevron design, stamped CS*FS for Saunders & Shepherd 1929, 3.5cm x 3.1cm, weight 20.2gms including mechanism, retailed by Edward & Sons Ltd Glasgow
Lot 37
Two 19th century Japanese Imari charger plates of scalloped form , one having a central cartouche with two fighting dragons with a border of geometric panels with birds and floral medallions. The other with lighter detailing depicting floral sprays with trees and fruit. The second having ocher red character marks to verso. Measures 22.5 cm diameter.
Lot 469
Alma K Soutter after Hans Holbein Portrait of Christina of Denmark, Duchess of Milan, in mourning oil on canvas 180 x 82cm (70 x 32in) Provenance: The Walden School, Saffron Walden, Essex Other Notes: The present painting is after the original in the National Gallery, London, acquired in 1911, when sold by the Duke of Norfolk. This is a life size copy. Christina of Denmark (1521 – 1590) was a Danish princess, the younger surviving daughter of King Christian II of Denmark and Norway and Isabella of Austria. She was described as a great beauty, intelligent and lively, and enjoyed hunting and riding. On 23 September 1533 in Brussels, Christina was married by proxy to Francesco II Sforza, Duke of Milan - he died in 1535 and she was left a widow at the age of thirteen. The German painter Hans Holbein was commissioned to paint portraits of noblewomen eligible to become the English Queen. On 10 March 1538, Holbein arrived in Brussels with the diplomat Philip Hoby to meet Christina. Hoby arranged with Benedict, the Master of Christina's household, for a sitting the next day. Christina sat for the portrait for three hours wearing mourning dress. Christina, then only sixteen years old, made no secret of her opposition to marrying the English King after Catherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn. Under glass whcih is quite dirty. Some craquelure. Christine of Denmark after Holbein by A Soutter Oil on canvas which appears to be unlined. The canvas is slack on the stretcher and has undulations and a corner draws. The paint layer has developed extensive drying cracks which would have formed as the paint layer dried. In some areas the lighter ground layers are visible below. The varnish layer is yellowed and slightly uneven. There are several chips and losses to the wooden frame and the glazing is very dirty both inside and out.
Lot 106
A collection of silver ashtrays, to include: a square ashtray by A. & J. Zimmerman Ltd., Birmingham 1919, retailed by Asprey London, with canted corners and four cigarette rests, 11.5cm (4 1/2in) wide; another similar; a rectangular ashtray by S. Mordan & Co., London 1923, with an engine turned border and engraved with a monogram, 10cm (4in) long; a circular silver gilt ashtray by Asprey & Co., London 1976, 9.5cm (3 3/4in) diameter; six other circular ashtrays; a white metal lighter by Dunhill; and a silver coloured cylindrical lighter, 878g (28.24 oz)
Lot 108
Six silver items, comprising: a pair of sweet dishes by Synyer & Beddoes, Birmingham 1925; a shaped oval sauce boat by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1926; an oval sauce boat by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1926; a desk pen wipe by Grey & Co., London 1899; and a lighter in the form of a Roman lamp by Adie Bros, Birmingham 1926, 470g (15.1 oz) weighable
Lot 163
A collection of small silver and objects, including: a folding pocket double photograph frame, stamped 925 and Sterling; a Russian vodka tot, worn marks, 19th century; an Italian small model of an elephant, post 1968 .925 standard; an embossed square tea caddy, pseudo marks; a small hand mirror by Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1917; an Austrian cold painted bronze group of three birds on a silver blossom bough; a miniature lighter, stamped Pygmy Japan; and other items
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