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Lot 23

A GEORGE V SILVER WAITER by S. Blanckansee & Son, with piecrust rim and three scrolled feet, 21cm diameter, Chester 1929, weight 11 tr. ozs

Lot 278

A 1920'S MAHOGANY BOOKCASE with reeded and inlaid frieze, fitted nine shelves, the central section enclosed by astragal glazed door, 116cm high x 156cm wide x 27cm deep

Lot 3

A THREE PIECE SILVER COFFEE SET by C S Harris & Sons Ltd, London, 1924, consisting of a coffee pot, cream jug and sugar bowl, each decorated with chased decoration, gross weight, coffee pot 21.5cm high, c. 27.5oz (3)

Lot 356

A SET OF SIX MERROW ASSOCIATES CANTILEVERED DINING CHAIRS 1970's, the seats with pale velvet covers, on chromed bases, 88cm high x 46cm wide (6)

Lot 162

JOHN ANSTER FITZGERALD (BRITISH 1832-1906)SNOWY MISCHIEFwatercolour and bodycolour 34.5 x 27cm (13½ x 10½ in.)Provenance:The artist's family and by descentBy the 1850's Fitzgerald ushered in a new phase in fairy painting. `He removed the theatrical overtones of the subject, which had been predominant in the 1840's, opting instead to show the fairies in a rustic setting, co-existing with other woodland creatures.' (I. Zaczek, Fairy Art , 2005, p.50). The animals often appear very static which may show a debt to taxidermy and the work of the photographer J. D. Llewelyn (1810-1862) who created imaginary tableau of stuffed animals in a natural setting. The fairies are sometimes seen as benign creatures who are at-one with the animals, while others show conflict, or in this case a certain amount of teasing with snowballs and twigs. Like The Enchanted Forrest (Circa 1860) the present picture is set on the edges of fairyland. The dog has come to the edge of the natural world where the fairies' dwell behind a bramble patch. The spire of a church and a cluster of cottages can be seen in the distance, symbolising the encroachment of human activity on fairyland.Condition Report: The artist has painted this onto a sheet which he has laid onto a board. There is some water staining and discolouration along the edge and this is visible in the photograph. Generally the pigments and surface appears to be in excellent original condition and the colours are strong. Condition Report Disclaimer

Lot 203

IVAN FEDOROVICH CHOULTSÉ (RUSSIAN 1877-1932)RAYONS DU MATIN, SNOW SCENEOil on panelSigned and dated 192153 x 65cm (20¾ x 25½ in.)Provenance:Burlington Paintings, LondonIvan Fedorovich Choultsé was born in Saint Petersburg into a family of German origin (Schultze) who had lived in Russia since the seventeenth century. Originally an electrical engineer until the age of thirty, he showed his first essays to the famous painter and member of the Russian Academy of Fine Arts, Constantin Jakovlevich Kryzhitsky (1858-1911), who then invited Choultsé to study art. In 1910 they travelled to Spitzbergen together, where Choultsé was captured by the Arctic landscapes. By 1916 he had already become a renown artist, with Carl Fabergé and members of the Tsar family acquiring his works. During the Revolutionary Years Choultsé was forced to leave Russia and travelled across Europe, painting views of Southern France, Northern Italy and particularly of the Swiss Alps. These often set the scene for his most sought after winter landscapes, which have an almost magic realist quality due to his specific handling of light. Nowadays, his radiant depictions of water and snow are particularly collected in the United States and Canada (Hillwood Museum in Washington D.C., Indianapolis Museum of Art, Montreal Museum of Fine Arts), ever since his works were exhibited in New York in the early 1930's. Condition Report: The canvas appears cleaned and the colours are fresh. UV light reveals very minor scattered retouching. The surface impasto also fluoresces under UV, but we believe this is the artist's technique rather than signs of retouching. One small area of paint loss measuring approx. 1 cm lower left. Condition Report Disclaimer

Lot 248

AUGUSTUS VINCENT TACK (AMERICAN 1870-1949)THREE SISTERS SEATED IN A LOGGIA WITH A GARDEN BEYONDOil on canvas114 x 129cm (44¾ x 50¾ in.)In a Whistler type frameProvenance:Messum's Fine Art, LondonElibank House, Taplow- a Grade II Listed Queen Anne houseExhibited:Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts: Sixty-Fourth Annual Exhibition, 1895-1896Augustus Vincent Tack was a painter of portraits, religious murals and, latterly, of abstractions recalling the work of Georgia O' Keefe and Clyfford Still. Born in Pittsburgh, he received the highest rating and a place of honour at the Society of American Artists in 1889. Following a training with John La Farge, he travelled to France in the early 1890's, which led to a brief flirtation with a more impressionist technique than is more usually to be found in his realist portraiture. While the present painting perhaps owes something to the free brushwork of the painters he may have encountered during his visit, the composition itself sits firmly within the Anglo-American tradition of the conversation piece. His later career followed two widely divergent courses. Starting in the 1920s he painted fifteen murals for various Catholic churches and several government buildings in the United States and Canada. His landscape work, in the meantime, took on increasingly mystical overtones. Following the Second World War these increasingly abstract works were much sought after and collected particularly by Duncan Phillips, housed in the Phillips Collection, Washington D. C. Please note added line to provenance: Elibank House, Taplow- a Grade II Listed Queen Anne houseCondition Report: The canvas is unlined and on it's original stretcher which is providing good support. There are some very minor spots of paint loss in background areas and abrasions to the edges. The paint surface is quite thin on the left hand girls hair. Under UV light there is a small spot of retouching (approx 2 x 2 cm) near the edge of the rug (lower right). It has a layer of surface dirt and some uneven and discoloured varnish. There are some minor chips and abrasions to the frame. Condition Report Disclaimer

Lot 614

A vintage 1940's boxed Silver Streak propelled toy boat

Lot 70

A 9ct gold signet ring with monogram, shank cut, approx. size R/S, 4.9g

Lot 13

An early 20thC. 18ct gold ring set with eleven platinum mounted small diamonds, size R/S, 1.9g

Lot 172

A pair of 1970's silver whisky & sherry labels, 28.3g

Lot 180

A 1937 Birmingham silver condiment set by S. Blackensee & Son Ltd. with one blue glass liner damaged, pepper pot not hallmarked but tests as silver, metals weight 146.5g

Lot 256

A collection of WW2 medals & badges believed to have been won by a "W. Hill", lot to include a 9ct rose gold S&D P.B.L winners medal, 9.1g won by W. Hill & a WW2 helmet

Lot 277

Two early 20thC. leather cased cigarette holders, one with water damage, a leather cased glasses case with 1930's "stream punk" style drivers glasses & a 1930's leather cased hip flask

Lot 302

A brass fishing reel by S. Allcock of Redditch, England, 51mm diameter

Lot 315

A wooden & brass S. Allcock & Co. fishing reel, 114mm diameter

Lot 425

A large sized 1980's Royal Doulton Jill Barklem Brambly Hedge teapot & two seasons cups, Winter & Spring, teapot measures 9in wide x 6.875in tall

Lot 446

Book: The Indian Field Shikar Book - W. S. Burke 1906

Lot 450

Book: Wild Flowers - Anne Pratt 1922; The Poisonous, Noxious & Suspected Plants 1866; A Book About the Garden and the Gardener by S Reynolds Hole & one other by that author

Lot 518

A c.1920's oil still life depicting flower in vase, unsigned, remnants of exhibition label 'academy', no. 108 on ticket on rear of frame, image size 19.5in x 15in

Lot 536

A 1920's watercolour portrait of woman, later reframed, original indistinctly signed artist label to verso, image size 9.25in x 5.25in

Lot 57

A 9ct gold buckle ring, size R/S, 4.88g, resized

Lot 597

A 1960's Beatles handkerchief, a Ghostbusters picture disc, a Paul McCartney picture disc & other items

Lot 1692

L S Lowry, colour print, level crossing, signed in pencil, image 46cm x 55cm, framed, together with a letter from Observer Art London stating that the print was signed in their presence July 1974

Lot 1693

L S Lowry, colour print, market scene, signed in pencil, image 46cm x 55cm, framed, together with a letter from Observer Art London stating that the print was signed in their presence July 1974

Lot 1775

Original vintage stamped gelatin silver black and white publicity photograph, Cleopatra?s Triumphal Entry into Rome, Elizabeth Taylor from set of Cleopatra 1963, mounted, bearing Twentieth Century Fox copyright stamp verso, 25.3cm x 20.5cm

Lot 1648

H S Elton (flourished 1900 - 1920), watercolour, shepherds at Raipore India, signed with monogram 1882, 30cm x 45cm, framed

Lot 32

Three silver white topaz and zircon rings by Gemporia sizes R S and T 1/2 7.6g gross with COAs and slips

Lot 106

FILM STAR AUTOGRAPHS, a collection of genuine and facsimile signatures and photographs from some of the most famous Hollywood stars of the 1940's onwards including Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Stewart Granger, Dorothy Lamour, Tyrone Power, Olivia de Havilland, James Cagney, Lana Turner, Peggy Ryan, Anne Crawford, Deanna Durbin, Phylis Calvert and Vera Lynn many of the signed photographs come with the original envelopes sent from the celebrities home or studio, later signed photographs include George Baker, and Peter Andre. The lot also includes a leather bound, brass clasped bible dated 1860

Lot 118

Pair of pure wool WWII period tank tops, sizes S and M

Lot 12

Selection of commemorative medals including silver hallmarked General Service Cross inscribed S/1419876 Cpl. D. Thomas RAFC, and Voluntary Services medal

Lot 13

Pair of medals comprising of Queen South Africa medal with South Africa 1902 and Transvaal clasps, and 1914 - 18 war medal awarded to 8000 Pte. J. Flood A. & S. HighRS (2)

Lot 117

An Edwardian cased set of six silver teaspoons by W S Savage & Co, Sheffield 1910, weight 1.86 toz.

Lot 150

A George VI silver mustard pot of ovoid hinge lidded form by S. Blanckensee & Son Ltd, London 1936, weight 4 toz, blue glass liner.

Lot 159

A 1950's silver four piece dressing table set by W Bradbury & Co, with foliate scroll embossed decoration, Birmingham 1959.

Lot 191

A set of four Georg Jensen 1930's silver teaspoons, export mark London 1931; together with a George IV silver teaspoon, London 1825 and a George V nail head spoon, weight overall 2.62 toz.

Lot 205

A 1930's walnut veneered canteen of silver plated fish knives and forks for six with ivory handles.***This lot is made from or contains ivory.We may not be able to ship this to you.Please check the rules in your country before placing a bid.***

Lot 207

A 1930's large oak canteen containing a set of silver plated Hanovarian Rat-Tail pattern cutlery for 12 by Finnigans Ltd Manchester, the knives with ivory handles.The silver plate cutlery is all in used tarnished condition but the plating on each piece is still good with no base metal showing. One of the ivory dinner knife handles has three circular slices. The carving knife has been heavily sharpened. The canteen has wear to the varnish and with various cup and plate ring marks. Two teaspoons missing.***This lot is made from or contains ivory.We may not be able to ship this to you.Please check the rules in your country before placing a bid.***

Lot 210

A 1930's part canteen of silver plated cutlery set for six by Harrods Ltd, the knives with ivory handles and stainless steel blades, with ivory retail label, the canteen walnut veneered, width of canteen 41cm.One dessert fork is a replacement. The plate is in good condition. The pattern is Hanoverian***This lot is made from or contains ivory.We may not be able to ship this to you.Please check the rules in your country before placing a bid.***

Lot 231

A 1970's silver hallmarked medalion by Thomas Fattorini for the Association Of Certified Accountants, Birmingham 1978, weight 1.68 toz.

Lot 272

An Edwardian 9ct hallmarked dip pen by S. Mordan & Co, of tubular hollow form and with dated inscription JUNE 21st 1909, London 1908, length 15.5cm, weight 7.6g.

Lot 39

A modern silver set of twelve King's Pattern filled handle table knives, maker J.T & Co, Sheffield 1972; together with a set of four modern King's Pattern table spoons, maker J.B.S & S, Sheffield 1971 (16)

Lot 48

A 1960's silver engine turned compact, the hinged lid with mirror, Birmingham 1960, weight 100g; together with New Zealand, sterling silver teaspoon (2)

Lot 75

A George VI silver pedestal cup by Charles S Green & Co, the handle with a dog head, Birmingham 1947, height 9cm, weight 3.56 toz.

Lot 79

A 1920's Dutch silver hinge lidded circular box upon dish, both with reeded borders, lion passant mark, Minerva mark with Hague assay mark, diameter of dish 18.5cm, weight 540g.

Lot 407

Britain?s 1953 Queen Elizabeth II gold coronation coach and 2 Coldstream sentry guards with sentry posts.

Lot 479

Vintage Bing "Pigmyphone" toy/nursery gramophone, mid 1920's, German made (AF)

Lot 573

Three vintage American hood ornaments, including 1950 Chevrolet, 1954 Eagle Chrysler, mid 1950's era Mercury Monterey Mont Clair (A/F) (3)Corrosion to chrome.

Lot 579A

Four binders containing vintage custom car magazines from the 1970's

Lot 7

Selection of Victorian 1890's school board for London attendance medals awarded to G. Cochrame, ERII five shilling coin, Safe Driving Award medal, etc

Lot 710

Five boxed Corgi diecast metal vehicles, including Wynns Scammell articulated Bedford S articulated and low loader set, Wynns Thames trader dropside truck, Morris 1000 van set, Siddle Cook Scammell constructor (all excellent condition) (5)

Lot 743

C1950's Dean's Childsplay Toys teddy bear in blonde mohair with jointed arms and legs, H52, and another similar, H48cm (2)

Lot 8

WWI trio comprising of 1914 - 5 Star, War and Victory medals awarded to "1436 PTE. R. S. Byerley A. CYC. Corps"

Lot 438

§ Ronald William Fordham Searle CBE, RDI (British 1920-2011) Whatever happened to the Romanoffs?signed 'Ronald Searle' (lower right); numbered 44/99lithograph, printed by Michel Cassé, Paris, published Edition R S, Paris, bearing publisher's and printer's blindstamp49 x 64cm

Lot 439

§ Ronald William Fordham Searle CBE, RDI (British 1920-2011) The Killsigned 'Ronald Searle' (lower right); numbered 51/99lithograph, printed by Michel Cassé, Paris, published Edition R S, Paris, bearing publisher's and printer's blindstamp50 x 65cmNot examined out of the frame. Surface appears toned overall, with a slight deepening of colour at the outermost edges. There is a dogear crease at the lower left hand corner, colours are possibly slightly faded, otherwise in good condition.

Lot 440

§ Ronald William Fordham Searle CBE, RDI (British 1920-2011) Greenfingersigned 'Ronald Searle' (lower right); numbered 12/99lithograph, printed by Michel Cassé, Paris, published Edition R S, Paris, bearing publisher's and printer's blindstamp48 x 64cm

Lot 141

§ Thomas S. Harrison (British, born 1982) Hoot, 2008, a pewter cast owl, highlighted with gold leaf, moulded signature, title and date to the reverse34cm highProvenance:Lorem Ipsum, London, where purchased by the present owner in 2008Property of a London collector Exhibited:London, Lorem Ipsum, Where did you go?, 11 - 27 January 2008right claw broken

Lot 108

Gents Longines three stars Flagship automatic wristwatch, the dial with date aperture, on a 9ct gold bracelet "patent 739478" makers mark "J,G&S", case diameter 3.5cm, 77g gross with papers including certificate of origin 9F484 1966.

Lot 113

9ct gold blue enamel daisy ring, with central pearl, and matching earrings, 5.7g, ring size M, Sheffield , maker S & B.

Lot 127

Platinum band with engraving to exterior, marked 'fidelity H G & S', 2.3g, size O, and another platinum ring with star engraving to exterior, marked 'C G & S', 4.6g, size O.

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