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Lot 1089
A quantity of costume dolls wearing period dress, to include a Cadger, a maid servant, Georgian Yorkshire taseal picker circa 1820, an 18thC lamp lighter, a plantagenet freshly dressed couple, boy playing with Lego circa 1960, woman with distaff and spindle, Greek couple, Roman centurion and Egyptian couple. (10)
Lot 97
A small quantity of vintage costume jewellery to include a 3 string simulated pearl bracelet with silver clasp, a silver tone and marcasite swallow brooch, a late 20th Century Attwood & Sawyer white tone and white crystal shell brooch, a silver and blue Wedgwood bar brooch, mixed cufflinks to include 9ct gold plated on silver examples together with a Colibri lighter and leather shirt stud box. Location:BWR
Lot 680
Collectables, Lighters, 9 examples to comprise boxed Dunhill Unique Lift Arm lighter, Dunhill Rollagas white metal and Dunhill Rollagas yellow metal with tortoiseshell effect panels together with 3 advertising Zippo lighters (Harley Davidson, Jack Daniels, Hard Rock Cafe), Playboy lighter and one other. Lot also includes boxed modern shisha pipe, 3 ash trays and 2 tins (gd)
Lot 392
Y THREE LIGHTERS To include: a gilt metal lighter by Dunhill, with engine turned decoration and a crocodile leather slip case, 6.5cm (2 1/2in) high; a gold plated lighter by Caran d'Ache, no. 009284, with engine turned decoration, 6cm (2 1/4in) high; and a white metal lighter by S. T. Dupont, with reeded decoration, 5cm (2in) high Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as found Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 196
A Witchball silver table lighter. Mappin & Webb, London, 1969. Retailed by Comyns, with gilded banding of scrolling foliate and floral motifs and garlands applied to the circular body, 8cm high.The table lighter together with a silver mounted photo frame, Sheffield, 1988, Carr's of Sheffield, of rectangular form, with gadrooned border, 26.5 x 31.5cm (2)
Lot 200
Five Norwegian enamelled coffee spoons. David Andersen, 20th century.The bowls enamelled with brightly coloured flowers against a white ground, stamped 925. 9.5cm long. The spoons together with: an Italian table lighter and ashtray, both stamped 800, the ashtray of circular form, 18cm dia., base filled; a silver plated hat pin holder, of rectangular form, with enamelled fox hunting scenes to sides, 9.7cm long, 8.5cm high, base filled; an electroplated inkstand, of rectangular shaped form, with gadrooned rim and imitation tortoiseshell surface, on four ball feet, supporting a mounted squared glass inkwell and a silver dip pen, the inkstand 13.7cm wide, 11.6cm deep, the pen 15.3cm long; a glass match striker mounted on an electroplated ashtray, the ashtray of circular form with decorative banding to rim, 11,3cm dia.; another match striker, mount unmarked; an empty Asprey box fitted for six spoons; and a set of electroplated flatware with red celluloid handles, in fitted case (a lot)
Lot 349
Ronald Gray NEAC (1868–1951) 'Tea in the Studio' signed and titled on artist's original label to the reverse with address of '15 Avenue Studios, 76 Fulham Road' oil on canvas 70 x 90cm Provenance: The Fine Art Society Exhibited: British Empire Exhibition, 1925 New English Art Club, 1947 It is likely that this work depicts a scene within an artist's studio at 76 Fulham Road, perhaps Ronald Gray's own, and probable that the figure holding the palette is Gray himself. The Avenue Studios consisted of a number artists' and sculptors' studios in use from the late 19th century which continued to be used for their original purpose until the 1980s. The two paintings hanging within the present picture can be identified as 'My Mother', 1908, by Ronald Gray and 'Oreads' by Annie Louisa Swynnerton. 'Oreads' was purchased by John Singer Sargent, who himself had a Fulham Road studio, as did Swynnerton. Both works are now in Tate Britain (N04098 and N03619). The painting is executed in oil on a canvas support. The painting is unlined and the canvas tension is slightly slack with a few minor undulations, but generally in plane. The paint layers are in a very good condition overall. In localised areas drying cracks have formed revealing the lighter ground layer below. The varnish is yellowed and a little patchy and uneven but generally acceptable.90 x 111cm framed
Lot 480
A Tabriz silk rug with a neutral field of birds within trees107 x 158cmPile is excellent with no obvious wear except to a small area of scuffing to the selvageTassels are ragged at both endsOne area within the field has obviously had a spot clean(see image) and slightly lighter than the surrounding
Lot 1507
A pair of Edwardian inlaid mahogany side tables, raised on tapered legs of square section with low shelf. Height 66.5 cm, top 38 cm square. CONDITION REPORT: They both have the same dimensions. One is slightly lighter in colour than the other. Both are in good structural order and have no significant damage, no repairs and no restoration. There is no evidence of any woodworm.
Lot 1285
A pair of Victorian mahogany hall chairs, with low fretwork carved backs, solid seats and raised on pierced side supports. Height to top of back 78 cm, width 47 cm, depth 37 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Both chairs are in good order only showing signs of age-related wear etc. One has very slight varnish loss to the seat probably from use and so it appears slightly lighter.
Lot 31
THREE BOXED CHARACTER OPTIONS LTD DOCTOR WHO REMOTE CONTROLLED MODELS/ PLAYSET, the first an electronic Doctor Who Tardis Playset, item number 01902, model still secured inside the box with its original ties and tape although coming free, test button not working, so damage to the box on all panels and slight discolouration, plastic window distorted but no cracks, the second a 12 Radio Controlled Imperial Guard Dalek, marked 40 MHz, item number 02147, tape keeping the top box panel sealed, box is in a slightly worn condition with wear mainly to edges, plastic window is creased with a small hole, untested as not been free from box but test button not working, the third a 1:4 scale Radio Controlled K-9, marked 40MHz, item number 02154, box sealed with tape to the top, box looks to be slightly discoloured to the lighter panels, worn in parts with box disfigured, and creases to the plastic window with it coming free to the left hand side, untested as not been free from box but test button not working
Lot 478
Parker pens, Dunhill lighter, Braun T2 mid-century table lighter, silver pocket watch, cufflinks, a Parker 51B teal blue fountain pen in box; a Parker Arrow 1 roller ball pen in box; a Stratton powder compact, boxed; Accurist wristwatch; a lady's 9 carat yellow gold vintage wristwatch with metal bracelet in a Lee & Sons bakelite box; a Dunhill gold-plated bark textured cigarette lighter, boxed; a BraunT2 mid-century table lighter; Maruman lighters; J Kleyser of London silver open face pocket watch with base metal Albert watch chain with Railway and National Reserves badges; and a pair of Panda brand crystal cufflinks.
Lot 81
A collection of assorted Militaria comprising; WWI First World War British compass with 1917 dated leather case, x5 penknives including a WWII Second World War 1946 dated R. Groves (Sheffield) example and a small brass lighter. If this lot is required to be posted please see sale notes regarding age verification.
Lot 428
A George III-style mahogany hanging cupboard, 20th century, but incorporating some earlier elements, with a pair of louvred doors enclosing shelves, converted from a window screen,95cm wide20cm deep76cm highLiterature: C Davidson, 'The World of Mary Ellen Best', London, 1985, p.27 pl.25.This cabinet incorporates the two panels of a Georgian window screen, which features in a watercolour of the 1830s by Mary Ellen Best, entitled ‘Mrs Duffin’s dining room York’. A relatively unknown artist, a number of watercolours by Mary Ellen Best were discovered in 1983, and Caroline Davidson credits her as having a ‘not only a remarkable talent but also a passion for depicting in great detail the places, particularly the interiors of buildings, and the people whom she knew well'. Davidson makes particular reference to the screen, saying that ‘the slatted green silk shade at the bottom of the window, to prevent people looking in from the street, is an unusual detail: such minor, ephemeral furnishings do not usually survive'.Condition ReportGeneral knocks and surface wear throughout commensurate with age and use, particularly to the earlier louvred panels. Evidence of a lighter green paint beneath, indicating that they may have been repainted. The louvre action of panels generally functioning well. Some tarnish and discolouration to brass. Some scratches to timber around the lock. Overall structurally stable and in fairly good cosmetic condition. Ready for use. Please see photos
Lot 45
A large Persian Bidjar wool runner, first half of the 20th century, the mauve field woven with repeating paisley motifs, 692 x 233cmCondition ReportSome marks and light stains to lighter coloured areas. General wear to pile, particularly to the field. Some small areas of moth damage. Fringes stained and frayed in places. Some evidence of repaired tears. Overall appears in fairly good structural and cosmetic condition, but may benefit from a light clean. Please see additional photos.
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