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Click here to subscribeA diamond set daisy cluster ring, the central old brilliant cut diamond, collet set within a surround of ten further diamonds and with diamond set shoulders, all set in white metal to the yellow metal hoop stamped '1144', size M/N, weight 3.1gms CONDITION REPORT: Diamonds look quite clean, central stone is included, collet settings look a little worn, some minor surface scratching but overall good - would need a good clean.
A selection of seven silver posy vases to include a large George V example, William Devenport, Birmingham 1932, with lobed rim and octagonal body, 22cm high, a Samuel M Levi example, Birmingham 1902, with pierced gallery, 14.5cm high, a pair of posy vases, E F Braham Ltd, Chester 1920, 12.5cm high etc (7) CONDITION REPORT: Tallest example in good order - marks slightly rubbed, all others are in very poor/tired condition. All loaded so not able to give weight.
Kathleen M. Pearson (1898-1961), Six oils on artist board, Four studies of horses and foals, largest 35cm x 45.5cm, And two hunting scenes, both 35.5cm x 25cm, all unframed (6)Provenance: Entered by the artists family. Kathleen Pearson studied at the Slade School in the early 1920's and then at the Royal Academy Schools, 1921 - 6. She also exhibited at the Royal Academy. It is believe that these images date from her time at The Slade School
Kathleen M. Pearson (1898-1961), Folio of watercolours, sketches, traces , stencils, gouaches and annotations, Includes ten oils on canvas board including portraits and unfinished studies of animals,(Qty)Provenance: Entered by the artists family. Kathleen Pearson studied at the Slade School in the early 1920's and then at the Royal Academy Schools - 1921 / 6. She also exhibited at the Royal Academy. It is believe that these images date from her time at The Slade School CONDITION REPORT: Condition varies from good to poor.
Kathleen M. Pearson (1898-1961), A collection of seven watercolour and / or gouache on paper illustrations, Fairies, mythical creatures, a lake scene etcsix mounted onto card and two loose, One signed, Largest 28cm x 21.5cm, Provenance: Entered by the artists family. Kathleen Pearson studied at the Slade School in the early 1920's and then at the Royal Academy Schools, 1921 - 6. She also exhibited at the Royal Academy. It is believe that these images date from her time at The Slade School
Kathleen M. Pearson (1898-1961), Pastel on paper, Study of an African Lioness, Signed and dated 23 and with label verso for The Pastel Society, 19cm x 14cm, Framed and glazed.With an unframed study of a lioness drinking and a lion eating, (3)Provenance: Entered by the artists family. Kathleen Pearson studied at the Slade School in the early 1920's and then at the Royal Academy Schools, 1921 - 6. She also exhibited at the Royal Academy. It is believe that these images date from her time at The Slade School
Kathleen M. Pearson (1898-1961), Oil on artists board, Study of a horse and grooms man in a stable, Signed K. M. Pearson 1951, 35.5cm x 45.5cm,Provenance: Entered by the artists family. Kathleen Pearson studied at the Slade School in the early 1920's and then at the Royal Academy Schools, 1921 - 6. She also exhibited at the Royal Academy. It is believe that these images date from her time at The Slade School CONDITION REPORT: Lightly worn at edge, lightly grubby, label verso faded.
Kathleen M. Pearson (1898-1961), Oil on canvas, View of Collin Farm Worcester with a farmer collecting wood and Spot and Sam the dogs running beside, With Summer Salon 1955 exhibition label verso, Signed, 40cm x 60cm, Provenance: Entered by the artists family. Kathleen Pearson studied at the Slade School in the early 1920's and then at the Royal Academy Schools, 1921 - 6. She also exhibited at the Royal Academy. It is believe that these images date from her time at The Slade School CONDITION REPORT: Lightly grubby but generally ok.
Kathleen M. Pearson (1898-1961), Oil on canvas, Worcester farm scene with figure on a horse and chicken, Signed, 39cm x 49.5cm, Framed, (some paint loss)With a smaller oil on board landscape titled 'Galloway' verso and with various labels, (2)Provenance: Entered by the artists family. Kathleen Pearson studied at the Slade School in the early 1920's and then at the Royal Academy Schools, 1921 - 6. She also exhibited at the Royal Academy. It is believe that these images date from her time at The Slade School CONDITION REPORT: There is a patch of paint loss to the thatched roof on the left hand side and a much smaller spot to the bottom left corner. Some paint crazing, lightly grubby. The other better but lightly grubby.
H M Muller - late 19th century, Oil on canvas, Portrait of a Welsh gentleman, probably from the Edwards family connected to Dolserau Hall, north WalesIndistinctly signed and dated 1878, 67cm x 55cm, Framed CONDITION REPORT: Canvas lightly grubby with some paint cracking / degradation. The top edge of the painting is rubbed. The frame is in poor condition.
A miniature Danish sterling silver and enamel bowl, with plain polished exterior and blue enamel lining to the interior, floral vine decoration to the base, stamped 'M&N', 5cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: Some fine hairline cracks to the enamel where the silver rim has been mounted at the rim, otherwise in good condition with some light surface scratching.
A Victorian silver military officers whistle and case, J & Co Birmingham, the case with date letter M for 1861, the whistle with N for 1862 the whistle with Tudor rose detailing, the case with acanthus leaf detailing and acorn finial, 8.5cm CONDITION REPORT: Date letter on case M, date letter on whistle N. Same makers mark to both. Some minor surface scratching and wear but overall condition appears to be generally good. No recorded provenance.
Brian Norman Farm Miniatures 1/32nd scale, white metal and resin model of a Ferguson TE 20 Tractor fitted with side mower, in the original all card box, Model No.FM 02 (M-BNM) Condition Report / Extra Information no paint loss or damage, the mark on the tyre is residue from the moulding of the tyre, doesnt detract
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