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Lot 384
An Edwardian Regimental presentation silver table cigar lighter, by the Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company, London 1906, the central baluster lighter with two holes for lighting rods, on a knopped stem, engraved with the Regimental badge of the 3rd Battalion The Welch Regiment, with two rampant goat supports, on an oblong base, mounted on a wooden base, length 23.7cm, approx. weight 32oz. Provenance: This lot is being sold on the instructions of the Trustees of The Royal Welsh Regiment Museum Trust.
Lot 422
British Society of Cinematographers Technical Award plus, The B.S.C. 'Bert Easey' Technical award, a gold coloured trophy of a camera mounted on a wooden plinth, this was awarded to Bill Chitty in 1985 for his design of innovative lighting Equipment over many years (the first time the award was given to a non-camera operative). Bill was an electrician and gaffer on around twenty films from 1964-1974 including African Queen, The Wooden Horse, Anne of the Thousand Day and others. He was also responsible for the television lighting for Churchill's funeral at St Paul's Cathedral and developed 'The Wendy' lighting units still used today. Included is a large amount of detailed information about Bill's life and includes school reports, letters of commendation from various studios, dedicated signed photographs from John Mills, Dana Andrews and others, photographs from the films he worked on including a cricket match and signed 'Bogie', film stills including Jane Russell, a script for 'The Homecoming' and more - (the printed plaque on the award has the incorrect spelling of Easey)
Lot 371
A collection of Danish lighting,comprising:two glass ceiling lights,40cm diameter,two hanging light pendants, with amber glass and lucite mounts, 30 and 38cm diameter, anda pair of wall lights, 23cm wide28cm high (6)Condition ReportAll need rewiring - used condition.Both passed PAT test - 08/07/2022
Lot 1436
A SELECTION OF LIGHTING, to include a vintage industrial external corner light, a dismantled chandelier with pottery parts and glass shades, a brassed standard lamp, two other lamps, a pair of ceramic table lamps, three twin branch wall lights, a desk lights, along with two warming pans (condition:-two standard lamps wobbly) (13)
Lot 191
A MOTHER OF PEARL INLAID ROSEWOOD DISPLAY CABINET Decorated with birds and flowering foliage, the upper portion with two pairs of cupboard doors enclosing glass shelves, the base with an arrangement of drawers and cupboards, fitted for electricity with internal lighting 199cm x 183cm x 46cm Condition: For a condition report or further images please email hello@hotlotz.com at least 48 hours prior to the closing date of the auction. This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration.
Lot 41
DESCRIPTION FROM VENDOR - EX LONDON TRANSPORT FOR SW1, FINISHED IN ITS ORIGINAL COMER BLUE PAINT , WITH ORIGINAL LIVERY, ALSO HAS ORIGINAL CARPETED BACK AND RETAINS THE SPECIAL ORDER DAY AND NIGHT LIGHTING IN BACK. SHOWING JUST 71,044 MILES, RECENTLY USED BY A REPUTABLE ANTIQUE DEALER FOR LIGHT DELIVERY'S, THIS IS SURE TO ATTRACT ATTENTION DESCRIBED BY THE VENDOR AS STILL DRIVING REMARKABLY TIGHT, CLEARLY BEEN EXCEPTIONALLY WELL LOOKED AFTER, AND ABSOLUTELY NO KNOWN ISSUES OR FAULTS - COMPLETE WITH RECENT MOT TOO. COMES WITH CURRENT V5.
Lot 91
GLEN GRANT 20 YEAR OLD DIRECTOR'S RESERVE AND DECANTER SETSingle malt.Glen Grant was the first distillery in Scotland to have electric lighting installed, thanks to its forward-thinking owner, and all-round colourful character, Major James Grant. Grant was an innovator who was one of the first people to realise the potential of exporting whisky abroad. Initially, this paid dividends, and in 1897 The Major began construction of a second distillery across the road. However, as was the case with so many distilleries built around this time, Glen Grant 2 was mothballed after just a few years. Although, it did re-open in 1965 under the name Caperdonich.While it might not be a household name in the UK, Glen Grant is consistently one of the top selling single malts in Italy due to the groundwork laid by legendary importer Armando Giovinetti in the 1960s. It, therefore, seems appropriate that the distillery is now owned by Campari, and Italian company.This fantastic whisky and decanter set was produced in the 1970s.70° Proof / 26 1/3 Fl Oz
Lot 139
ROBERT ASHLEY: THE RUSHLIGHT AND RELATED HOLDERS, Marlborough Ashley Publications, 2001, (1000), 1st edition, 4to, original cloth gilt + H PARROTT BACOT: NINETEENTH CENTURY LIGHTING, CANDLE-POWERED DEVICES 1783-1883, Westchester, Pennsylvania, Schiffer Publishing, 1987, 4to, original cloth, d/w + DIETER NADOLSKI: OLD HOUSEHOLD PEWTERWARE, New York and London, Holmes & Meier, 1987, 1st edition, 4to, original cloth, d/w, all titles vgc (3)
Lot 173
Vintage Boxed Scalextric Buildings and Accessories, including: A/211 First Aid Hut, A/238 Time Keepers Hut, F/303 Starter on rostrum, I pair A/230 Grand Bridge Span (complete with finials) 2 x A/212 start and finish banner, A/239 Track Lighting set and 4310- 8 Figure set all in good to excellent original condition, boxes are fair to good. (8 items)
Lot 358
PETER FOSTER "Tolduqu Hill Nochty" a rural cottage landscape with sheep in foreground, titled lower left, signed and dated "Aug 75" lower right 32 cm x 49 cm, together with AFTER IOANNIS IAMBONII "Essexiae descriptio - the description of Essex" a hand coloured engraved map with script pages 203 and 204 verso in French 38 cm x 49 cm and J A TOFT "River scene with bridge in background, lighting along quayside in moonlight" watercolour heightened with white, signed lower right 33 cm x 47 cm
Lot 712
CONTEMPORARY DESIGNER COFFEE TABLE - CECILE & BOYD, SOUTH AFRICA an unusual coffee table, the top and sides with scalloped indentations and supported on vertical legs. Unmarked, 140cms across, 42cms high *Cecile & Boyd are based in Cape Town and produce designer furniture, lighting and accessories.
Lot 216
Thirteen items of Märklin gauge HO rolling stock, comprising No. 4018, No. 4026, No. 4029, No. 4051, No. 4066, No. 4085, No. 4087, No. 4089, No. 4111, No. 4112, two No. 4136 and No. 4137, together with a No. 7320 lighting set, all boxed (boxes lightly creased and scuffed).Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
Lot 215
Nine Märklin gauge HO coaches, comprising restaurant car, No. 4064, No. 4090, DB 2nd, No. 4078, No. 4030, observation coach, SBB-CFF 1st coach and No. 4107, together with two No. 7197 lighting kits, all boxed (some playwear and surface rust, boxes creased and scuffed, some lacking end flaps and tabs).Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
Lot 327
Tom White Hand Study, 2022 Oil on Paper Signed on Verso 15 x 10cm (5¾ x 3¾ in.) About Tom White's (b.1995) work revolves around the question of how the artist creates something more viscerally real than a mimetic, photorealistic representation of a person. His practice is rooted in a long-standing fascination with people and painting the figure; specifically, White is interested in how the artist captures an essence of the subject, and the phenomenological presence of sensation in painting. White paints those who are closest to him, marking his works with an indelible emotionality that transports the viewer into the interior of a private moment in time. The paintings allude to an ephemeral narrative; they invite interpretation of and engagement with exactly who, what and where is being depicted. Whether working on a large or smaller scale, the figures in White's paintings are often greater than life-size. This scale lends itself to his painting process which harmonises expressive, gestural marks with more refined areas of painterly precision. Working from his own photographs he exploits the versatility of oil paint as a medium, balancing areas of thinly veiled brushwork with impasto marks to create an emphatic sense of mood and lighting. Education MAFA Painting - Camberwell College of Arts - 2020/21 Select Exhibitions/Awards April 2022 (Group Show) Art For Ukraine, with The Auction Collective - Online April 2022 (Group Show) Abstraction and Daydreaming, Quo Vadis, London, UK April 2022 (Group Show) Emergence, The Room, London, UK February 2022 (Group Show) A Body of Work, Grove Collective, London, UK January 2022 (Group Show) ASSEMBLE, VO Curations, London, UK November 2021 (Group Show) London Grads Now. 21, Saatchi Gallery, London, UK October 2021 (Group Show) Under The Same Sky, Safehouse 1, London, UK September 2021 (Group Show) Dix Artistes, St Clar, France September 2021 (Group Show) Camberwell MA Fine Art Graduate Showcase, South London Gallery, London, UK June 2021 (Group Show) UNMUTE, Copeland Gallery, London, UK March 2021 (Group Show) Abjection as Abstraction, with Serving The People - Online January 2021 (Group Show) Fresh Perspectives, with London Paint Club - Online Statement about AOAP Submitted Artwork Hands are one of the things that painters either love or loathe; they can be so distinctive to a person, so characteristic of their being. Jewellery is the same; a public display of something often deeply personal and private to an individual. You must not reproduce, duplicate, copy, sell, resell or exploit any works. In doing so, you endanger our relationships with artists, and directly jeopardises the charitable work we do. Anyone found doing will subject to legal action.
Lot 374
Henry Woolway We're Almost There, 2022 Acrylic on Panelled Paper Signed on Verso 15 x 10cm (5¾ x 3¾ in.) About Henry Woolway's wide ranging body of work is a candid look at this relationship with life experiences both recent and from his childhood growing up in Cornwall, England. Visually taking aesthetics from Scandinavian and European design and culture as well as Early mid century modern design. This tied in with simplistic and rudimental techniques gives the air of form over function or indeed a linear meaning to his work. Born in Plymouth, England in the late 1980's, Woolway's work reflects on the semi-rural upbringing and the simpler state of life one can take. Through stripping back the substance or noise one can see the simple basic emotions or time locked statements in his work. The use of limited materials and colours allows this personal look back to show more truly whilst still allowing the viewer to understand and find their own meanings. Woolway's oeuvre encompasses paintings, wall hangings, sculptural and and array of works on paper. the physical elements of his more recent works include torn and cut canvas which demonstrates a desire to break from the norm whilst the structure in his pieces shows a longing to conform. This juxtaposition forms the base of his work and is something that runs throughout. Select Exhibitions/Awards Woolway's work has been shown in Liverpool at the Bridewell Gallery in 2020. He has had his work in two auctions with the Auction Collective in London in November 2020 and June 2021. His works have featured in print including House and Garden Dec 2020 and Le Mile in March 2021. Aspirational brands such as Gabriel Scott Lighting have used his work in Advertising campaigns. You must not reproduce, duplicate, copy, sell, resell or exploit any works. In doing so, you endanger our relationships with artists, and directly jeopardizes the charitable work we do. Anyone found doing will subject to legal action.
Lot 375
Henry Woolway So Far From The Start, 2022 Acrylic on Panelled Paper Signed on Verso 15 x 10cm (5¾ x 3¾ in.) About Henry Woolway's wide ranging body of work is a candid look at this relationship with life experiences both recent and from his childhood growing up in Cornwall, England. Visually taking aesthetics from Scandinavian and European design and culture as well as Early mid century modern design. This tied in with simplistic and rudimental techniques gives the air of form over function or indeed a linear meaning to his work. Born in Plymouth, England in the late 1980's, Woolway's work reflects on the semi-rural upbringing and the simpler state of life one can take. Through stripping back the substance or noise one can see the simple basic emotions or time locked statements in his work. The use of limited materials and colours allows this personal look back to show more truly whilst still allowing the viewer to understand and find their own meanings. Woolway's oeuvre encompasses paintings, wall hangings, sculptural and and array of works on paper. the physical elements of his more recent works include torn and cut canvas which demonstrates a desire to break from the norm whilst the structure in his pieces shows a longing to conform. This juxtaposition forms the base of his work and is something that runs throughout. Select Exhibitions/Awards Woolway's work has been shown in Liverpool at the Bridewell Gallery in 2020. He has had his work in two auctions with the Auction Collective in London in November 2020 and June 2021. His works have featured in print including House and Garden Dec 2020 and Le Mile in March 2021. Aspirational brands such as Gabriel Scott Lighting have used his work in Advertising campaigns. You must not reproduce, duplicate, copy, sell, resell or exploit any works. In doing so, you endanger our relationships with artists, and directly jeopardizes the charitable work we do. Anyone found doing will subject to legal action.
Lot 1494
A SELECTION LIGHTING OF VARIOUS STYLES, AND MATERIALS, to include a mahogany bobbin turned standard lamp with fabric shade, and five table lamp, four with shades, along with a brass brassed companion set with a stand, a terracotta planter containing artificial plants, and a pair of small artificial urns and plants (10)
Lot 303
ART DECO CINEMA LIGHTING, historic set of three chrome and frosted pink lobby wall lights, from the Capitol Cinema in Cardiff, tiered demilune form, 21h x 27w x 18cm deep (3)Comments: Only a few very tiny chips to the back edges of the glass, also some white emulsion paint splashes. Chrome fittings a bit loose and in need of a clean and rewire. Original condition from the cinema.Auctioneers note: The Capitol was an iconic Cardiff establishment which opened on 24th December 1921. Built for an independent operator, it was leased by Paramount in 1931. The building also had a ballroom, three restaurants, a banqueting suite and a snooker room. It was subsequently leased by Odeon Theatres in August 1941 and finally purchased by the Rank Organisation in April 1964. The Capitol Cinema had many famous stars appear on its large stage, including Shirley Bassey, Tom Jones, Bill Haley & The Comets, Danny Kaye, The Bay City Rollers and famously, on 7th November 1964, The Beatles. It finally closed 21st January 1978, and was demolished in February 1983.
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