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Lot 1061
Newlyn School hand beaten copper rose bowl, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated with a band of stylised fish against a planished body, struck Newlyn on opposing sides, diameter 19.5 cm height 9.5 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The copper is a uniform colour throughout the body however the lid is a slightly lighter colour. The lid sits inside the bowl. There are no obvious scratches, dents or faults visible.
Lot 124
A pair of carved gilded wood Dogs of Fo, 19th century, each with a ribbon in its mouth resting on its haunches, one with its paw on a pup, the other on a ball, the gilding on a red lacquer ground, height 21 cm, width 17 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Right hand side dog - there is a fine but large slither missing beneath its tail. There is a fingernail size scuff on its tail and an older thumbnail scuff on the front of its tail. There is a crack across the middle of the base but this does not run all the way across. There are two drill holes in the base (most likely for securing it). The gilding is rubbed throughout to reveal a red lacquered ground. There is an old scuff to the rear left hand corner of the base, but nothing too detrimental. Looking at the rear of the dog, the patination to its left hand side is a lot lighter than the remainder. This measures approximately 4 cm across x 12.5 cm high. The left side dog - there are scuff marks to the tail revealing the natural wood. There is a large split approximately 13 cm long on the rear of the tail. There are three drill holes in the base but only two show through the surface. The gilding is rubbed throughout to reveal the red lacquer ground, this may be deliberately done for decorative purposes. There is a fine 6 cm split to the left side haunch just beneath the tail. There s also a small fingernail size patch rubbed to the heel of its rear leg. Having given the list of faults, these still remain a rather decorative pair of dogs.
Lot 1364
A George III oak four panelled settle, with silhouette arms, leatherette covered seat and raised on front cabriole legs. Width 184.5 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The settle is structurally very sound. There are no loose joints. The top rail has an old repair to both the right and left hand corners. The repaired areas are slightly lighter in colour but the repairs are very good. The second from left rear panel has a vertical stress fracture. The other three panels are fine. The arms are both in good order as are the supports. The seat frame is structurally sound. The rear legs are in good order with no repairs. The front right hand leg left hand corner block is an old but later replacement. There is no evidence of any woodworm.
Lot 525
A Gorham American silver and mahogany cigarette box, presentation engraved and dated 1964, together with a Gorham silver table lighter, two ashtrays stamped sterling, oblong dish presentation golf engraved, stamped sterling, cigarette case with engine turned decoration stamped 830, and an Edward VII silver scallop shell dish, Chester 1908.
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Lot 60
MICHAEL AYRTON [1921-75]. The Watcher [Sentinel], 1959. oil on board. signed. 102 x 50 cm. Provenance: CND [Ban the Bomb] fund-raising auction, 1959; private collection, UK. Ayrton was passionate about nuclear disarmament. Literature: 'Myth and the Creative Process - Michael Ayrton...'. J Nyenhuis, 2003, Wayne State Univ. Press, p.231, no.63. The Tate Gallery collection includes 26 of Ayrton's artworks. [very good condition - lighter than photo suggests - unexamined out of frame]. Buyers premium of 20% + VAT is payable.
Lot 178
A COLLECTION OF ITEMS RELATING TO THE MOTOR RACING CAREER OF GILBERT BAIRD (1920-1990), to include his British Racing Drivers Club car badge, boxed Motor Racing Register car badge (no.139), Northampton & District Car Club badge, Ronson lighter presented to him in 1954, information on his career and copies of press cuttings, together with a cased copper plaque by the Birmingham Medal Company presented to A.S. Wright at The Auto Cycle Union National Rally in 1903
Lot 75
A Cartier gold plated petrol cigarette lighter, with ribbed decoration, stamped to base "37039F", in original box, together with two yellow metal bar brooches, (yellow metal assessed as gold), the first set diamonds and fashioned as two flowers, the second cabochon turquoise set. Also a pair of Givenchy earrings in Harrods retailers box, a pair of Christian Dior earrings in original box, a Dior brooch, a triple string pearl necklace and other items. (qty)
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