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Lot 21
A Wine Glass, circa 1750, the rounded funnel bowl engraved with fruiting vine on a plain stem and folded foot15.5cm highA Similar Wine Glass, the ovoid bowl on a plain stem15cm highA Wine Glass, the bell shaped bowl on an air twist stem15cm highAn Ale Flute, circa 1780, the rounded funnel bowl with panel-cut borders on a faceted stem18cm high (4)First glass - manufacturing imperfections to the bowl and with minor flakesSecond - very small chips to the foot and top rimThird - foot chipped and groundFourth - some light scratches
Lot 346
A Welsh Treen Love Spoon, 19th century, the rectangular broad handle pierced with hearts and incised and stained with a tree18.5cm longA Similar Handle, with pierced and chip-carved decoration21cm long (2)Heart pierced spoon - general wear and very minor superficial marks.Second spoon - heavy loss to the handle panel (whole right hand side). Remaining frr from loss and splits and with expected wear.
Lot 426
A Welsh Treen Love Spoon, early 19th century, the broad handle pierced with goblets, hearts, stars and geometric motifs19.5cm longSplit to the panel across the hanging hole travelling vertically between the hearts and to the sun, then with two splits appearing below the sun. Another feint split from the bowl to the heart motif. Left hand cross motif with a repair. Other general wear.
Lot 52
A Green-Glaze Earthenware Model of a Cradle, circa 1790, of basket moulded form12.5cm longA Similar Example, decorated with incised panels12cm long (2)Basket moulded, good condition, no damage or repair, some slight kiln speckling.Paneled example, diagonal crack travelling along one side panel of the canopy, a further two cracks to the canopy and another at the foot of the cradle, crazed.Both examples fully glazed including the bases.
Lot 246
NO RESERVE Eliot (T.S.) The Use of Poetry & the Use of Criticism, first edition, original cloth, dust-jacket, chipped and torn at edges, 1933; Four Quartets, early issue with code designations in bracket to copyright page, gift and ownership inscriptions to front free endpaper, original cloth, spine ends lightly faded, first state dust-jacket with $2.00 price and 9 titles to lower cover, jacket rubbed with portion missing to upper panel, chips and fraying to edges, soiling ink mark to lower panel, 1943; What is a Classic? An Address Delivered Before the Virgil Society on 16th October 1944, original wrappers, faded and soiled, 1945; and c.10 others, Modernist writers, including Eliot's Order of Service for his Remembrance at Westminster Abbey, v.s. (c.15)
Lot 250
NO RESERVE Fuchs (Daniel) Summer in Williamsburg, rather foxed, jacket price-clipped, portion lacking from spine head and lower panel, soiling to lower panel, 1935 § MacInnes (Colin) To The Victors the Spoils, 1950 § Mackensie (Compton) The Stolen Soprano, 1965 § Manning (Olivia) A Different Face, 1953 § Mann (Thomas) The Young Joseph, first English edition, 1935, first or first English editions, original cloth, some light fading, dust-jackets, light chipping to extremities, some with small nicks and tears; and c.70 others, 20th century literature, v.s. (c.75)
Lot 291
NO RESERVE Naqsh (Jamil) Jamil Naqsh Pays Homage to Pablo Picasso, first edition, one of 1000 copies, signed presentation inscription from the author to front free endpaper, original boards, dust-jacket, 2011 § Stavenow (Ake) and Ake H. Huldt. Svensk Form, first edition, original boards, re-backed, rubbing to extremities, Stockholm, 1961 § Lanyon (Andrew) Second Nature, one of 250 copies signed by the artist to copyright page, original cloth, white dust-jacket, short tears to upper panel and spine head, slip-case (a little rubbed), 1989; and c.100 others, art and art reference, v.s. (c.105)
Lot 114
Divination.- Peruchio (Sieur de) La Chiromance, la Physionomie, et la Geomance, avec la Signification des Nombres..., third printing, title with woodcut printer's device, 2 folding engraved plates, numerous engraved or woodcut illustrations, tables and diagrams in text, some full-page of hands, faces and Pythagoras's wheel, ink spot to E3 causing small hole affecting a few letters, lightly browned, old manuscript notes and symbols to old front free endpaper, modern calf with latticework panel ruled and stamped in gilt and blind, slightly rubbed, spine a little faded, [Caillet 8555; cf.Wellcome IV.340, first printing 1656], 4to, Paris, Louis Billaine, 1663.⁂ Guide to the arts of determining character and temperament through the study of palms, faces and configurations or patterns in the earth and their relationships to astrology.
Lot 425
VICTORIAN OVAL LOCKET,on a nine carat gold belcher link chainLocket is not gold. scratches and minor dents to the locket, the locket opens and closes properly, clasp is a modern replacement. Locket = 30mmx24mm. Chain = 50.5cmLocket = 8gChain = 5gSame design on both sides. Dents to the locket. Some small porous holes to one panel. See images.
Lot 180
Chinese embroidered panel Early 20th Century Chinese embroidered long panel on a dark blue silk ground with wirework dragon embroidery above a landscape of rolling hills, waves and clouds. The pattern is repeated in four panels which hold a total of 12 small circular dragon motif surrounded by the elements and 4 large dragons in the landscape.243cm x 54cmMany areas of beded decoartion are loose and there area few tears and stains.
Lot 181
Two Chinese embroidered panels Two Chinese embroidered panels, one on a dark green ground with 8 applied rectangular panels, 4 showing creatures, phoenix, ox and dragon, potentially rank badges, separated by 4 matching landscape panels showing mountains and large embroidered lotus flowers. The second on a pink ground with three large embroidered panels depicting lotus flowers separated by blue ribbon, the border decorated with a repeating pattern of two chinese symbols in black.green: 217cm x 42cm pink: 190cm x 59cmGreen ground of the first panel is stained with one end being darker than the other. There are a few loose pieces of embroidery but only in very small areas, and on the whole in ok condition. Pink panel has a few areas where the white mesh is damaged, there are also a few loose pieces of thread on the two large floral illustrations. Some areas of the turquoise edging is also missing and there is some light staining to the pink ground.
Lot 213
Mid-19th-century marine stick barometer Mid-19th-century marine stick barometer, signed Moon from Dolland London, molded cadded pediment, brass frame to bow glazed, viewing panel to ivorine backed scale, vernia with adjustment disc, mahogany case with rope twist, inset with thermometer hanging on brass gimble.height 91cm
Lot 242
George III oak dresser base, George III oak dresser base, three plank top above one short and two long drawers, two single panel cupboards flanking central arched panel all standing on origianl bracket feet.width 162cm (64"), depth 51cm (20"), height 91cm (36")Good colour, central panel requiring re-gluing (see photographs), replacement brass handles. Modern pine replacement shelf running along length of cupboards.
Lot 249
Victorian burr oak side cupboard Victorian burr oak side cupboard, rectangular top with matched quartered veneers, two doors, each with three panels, upper panels with carved Rococo decoration, doors opening to reveal three adjustable shelves, slatted back panel, makers mark for Thomas Edwards &Son, Newcastle, Staffs, width 127cm (50"), depth 44cm (17"), height 117cm (46"), also a matching bedside locker with single door bearing makers mark, interior with single shelf, width 46cm (18"), depth 41cm (16"), height 75cm (29").Overall condition of large cupboard good, very slight scuff marks to blind base (see photographs), bedside locker swan neck pediment to back board, central finial missing.
Lot 3
Perron (19th/20th century) "Nantes" Signed, titled and dated 1919, oil on panel.21.5cm x 31cm (8.5in x 12.25in)The painting is in good, restored condition. Under UV light there is evidence of some retouching and overpainting. The painting is ornately reframed but not glazed. The frame has some minor scuffs and knocks commensurate with age.
Lot 33
English School (18th century) Portrait miniature of the Honourable Diana Walpole, neé Grosset Unsigned, oval, watercolour on ivory, with woven hair panel to reverse, set in a gilt metal frame.(GOV.UK self-declaration form completed for the sale of this item - Submission reference 6CM9A4MX)5cm x 4cm (2in x 1.5in)The miniature is in very good, original condition. There are some minor surface marks and scratches across the glass.
Lot 1488
A Royal Worcester cabinet plate, circa 1970, painted by F. Higgins, signed, with a central panel of fruit within a wide acid etched gilt rim of foliate scrollwork, gilt printed factory mark to base with red painted pattern No. Z1637, diameter 27cm.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 1508
A collection of Belleek, mid-20th century and later, including a limited edition Archive Collection 2007 Panel Vase, numbered 1080/2000, height 21.5cm, various other vases, a limpet sugar bowl and cover and two clocks.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 257
A Palestinian bridal wedding headdress and burqa veil, the woven cap mounted with coins from the Ottoman Empire which include approx. 76 1½ piastre coin of the Ottoman Sultan Mahmud II (1785-1839) with mint date 1815 and approx. 80 smaller coins. The veil is mounted with over 160 further thin white metal coins and four beaded tassels.Together with a Bedouin white metal hirz pendant (af), with three graduating panels set with red glass, the largest panel approx. 5x7cm, the handmade chain with four interspersed beads of compressed cylindrical form, 57cmL; and a further white metal bedouin necklace set with red and turquoise glass cabochons, with eight chain tassels(Three further loose coins included)
Lot 350
A Persian runner, the central panel set with repeating stylised foliate sprays on a red ground within a stepped red and blue geometric patterned border approx. 118 cm x 304 cm together with a Persian carpet, the central panel set with repeating stylised floral sprays within a lattice work on a brown ground within a stepped red, fawn and blue stylised foliate and geometric patterned border approx. 164 cm x 304 cm (2)
Lot 356
A Bokhara Hachli rug, the central panel set with four repeating panels on a blue and pink ground within a stepped geometric patterned border approx. 125 cm x 140 cm together with a further Bokhara rug, the central panel set with geometric design on a aubergine ground within a stepped geometric aubergine, brown and blue geometric pattern border 170 cm x 143 cm, a Caucasian rug, the central panel set with two joined lozenge medallions on a brown ground with repeating geometric design within a stepped blue, pink and cream stylised foliate decorated border approx. 185 cm x 120 cm and a Tekke Bokhara rug, the central panel set with three rows of stylised elephant foot medallions on a red ground within a stepped red and black geometric patterned border approx. 95 cm x 116 cm (4)
Lot 358
A Donegal style runner, the central panel set with repeating geometric design in yellow, orange and green on a blue ground within a stepped blue, orange and yellow border approx. 94 cm x 520 cm CONDITION REPORTS Has been cut at one end. Signs of moth, an area with gum or such like stuck to it. Discolouration and staining in areas through out. Some re stitching to the edges. General wear and tear conducive to age and use. See images for more details.
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