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Lot 521
A circa 1900 mahogany framed and double caned Bergere armchair in the Regency style with guilloche, barley twist and fluted carving, 62 cm wide x 95 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Please see images of cane work without cushion. Please note, areas of damage to caning to the left hand outer side bottom right panel, left hand inside just off centre and right hand side outer panel bottom left. Otherwise cane work appears basically sound. There are signs of wear and tear conducive with age throughout. The seat assumed to be formerly caned with a fabric covering and with replacement inner seat rails - all done some time ago. Joints appear basically sound though the top right of the back has a split. See images for further detail.
Lot 91
A pair of 17th Century French carved oak stiles as gryhons 72 cm long CONDITION REPORTS Various losses etc throughout including two toes. There is a visible line to both across the legs of the gryphons. One has a split/losses to the back board at the base, the other has a repair to the lower right hand corner, part of the back panel has been off and re-glued. There are various pin/nail holes visible to the back and both have later applied hooks. General wear and tear conducive with age and use - see images for more details
Lot 559
MANNER OF ANDREA SOLARIO (1460-1524) PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG MAN Bust length, wearing a dark cloak and cap, gold neck chain, oil on panel, unframed 55.5 x 43cm. * Red wax collector's seal verso. Also, an old printed label, probably from an inventory or catalogue, reading ANDREA DEL SOLARIO - Portrait of the Artist ++ Much repaint on the cloak, cap and hair; some bitumen damage and evidence of old paint separation
Lot 566
THOMAS BUTTERSWORTH (1768-1842) THE ROYAL GEORGE AT LEITH FOR THE VISIT OF KING GEORGE IV TO SCOTLAND Signed, oil on panel 25 x 34cm. Provenance: Family collection since at least 1981. Offered at London, Sothebys, January 26th 2005, lot 22 but retained by the family.This subject records the first visit to Scotland by a reigning monarch since the Jacobite Rebellion. It was intended to heal the old enmities and was of significant historic importance in re-establishing the status of the Monarchy in Scotland.++ Scattered retouching, particularly in the sky
Lot 889
19THC PART TEA & COFFEE SET - ANIMALS possibly by Brown-Westhead & Moore, each item with a small panel painted with a variety of animals and gilded leaf decoration. Comprising 3 saucers (Fox, Bull and Dog), 3 tea cups (Bull, Dog and Lamb), and 3 coffee cups (Dog, Fox and Hare). Saucers 13.5cms diameter. (9)
Lot 302
A Coalport teacup and saucercirca 1851-61decorated in the Sevres-style with an oval panel of seated lovers in woodland landscape reserved against an overall bright pink ground, with gilded detail to the borders, CBD mark in gilt, cup 6.5cm high and saucer 14cm diameter(2)Provenance: The Malcolm Sargeant Collection.The pink ground is very patchy and faded, particularly to the cup. The painted panel has a couple of scratches through the gentleman's upper clothing. The saucer has a restored rim chip.
Lot 380
An English-decorated Sevres porcelain oval dish, decorated with a central panel of fancy birds in landscape flanked by gilded foliage, with further floral shell panels to either end, interlaced L mark, 29cm wide; together with a similarly decorated inkwell on paw feet, with three taper holders (a.f), interlaced L mark, 15cm diameter(2)Provenance: The Malcolm Sargeant Collection.
Lot 439
A set of four Chinese inlaid lacquer panels, Republic period, of rectangular outline and vertical aspect, combining to form a scene of eight noble ladies at leisure in a formal garden before a pavilion, the black lacquer inlaid with coloured soapstone and bone, each 91cm x 30cm. (4)Some minor cracklure to the lacquer ground, more pronounced on one panel. Some small chips top middle of each from storage. Further small chips to a few corners.
Lot 460
A collection of Chinese and Japanese lacquer ware, including three small occasional tables decorated with landscapes, a small hanging corner shelf, 36cm high, two jewellery boxes, 22cm and 32cm high, a stationary box, 30cm wide, a landscape panel, 49cm wide, a small tray, 36cm wide and a pillow, 25cm wide. (10)
Lot 575
A 19th century Kashmir paisley shawl, with typical stylised flowers and both forms within a panel border, 193cm x 185cm.Generally fair condition with reasonable colour throughout. There are a few small holes to the tip of one of the boteh and a small hole to another boteh. Evidence of small repairs in places. The central panel is faded and has some small repairs, presumably to moth damage. Please refer to images.
Lot 590
A French gilt metal and porcelain Louis XV style clock garniture, late 19th centuryThe clock with urn finial above an arched case inset with a porcelain panel painted with a bucolic scene, flanked by porcelain columns, the porcelain dial with black Arabic numerals around a flower garland, the flanking vases of amphora shape on arched pedestal bases, decorated with rustic landscapes reserved against a claret ground, the ormolu style elements with a partial 'virdigris' finish, clock 42cm high, vases 37cm high.The ormolu style elements to this clock are an alloy, likely spelter. The case and flanking vases appear fair to good with minor signs of age and use. One vase central bolt is a little loose and requires straightening and tightening. The movement winds and strikes but currently has no pendulum so not tested for timekeeping or longevity.
Lot 598
A late 17th century/early 18th century lacquered longcase clock, the later associated case with chinoiserie decoration, the rectangular hood with an ogee cornice above an arched door, enclosing a dial with a possibly later arch with a silvered convex boss engraved 'John Smart, London', flanked by a relief moulded dolphin on each side, above a 12" dial with pierced and moulded foliate spandrels, subsidiary dial for seconds, date aperture and Roman numerals and Arabic 5 minute markers, over a long trunk door decorated and relief moulded with figures and a building over a swan, the base with a chinoiserie panel, raised on a plinth, the 8-day movement with anchor escapement and 4 pillars, striking on a bell, with two weights, pendulum, key and a winder, 216cm high (8)A John Smart is listed as working from 1674-1682 and as being apprenticed to J.Johnson on the third of August 1674. He was given freedom of the Clockmaker's Company on the 29th of September 1682.Frederick James Britten, Britten's Old Clocks and Watches, 9th edition, page 603.Restorations, including lacquer and paint decoration. Case later than dial/movement. Arch on dial possibly later, as in two distinct sections, although done a very long time ago - from consistency of patina and braces etc used probably 18thC. Silvering on chapter ring and boss worn. Hands later.Minor chips, dents and scratches consistent with age and use. Some bubbling on lacquerwork, especially whole of left side of trunk.Operational in vendor's home, but told that careful balancing of clock needed.
Lot 654
Two period oak internal doors, 17th and 18th centuries, of typical panelled construction, 70x172cm and 76x174cm. (2)Both have iron hinges but are lacking any other hardware: locks/handles. The smaller example is painted white to one side and has some shrinkage to the panel joints. General wear and signs of age and use throughout. No evidence of worm.The larger also has shrinkage to panel joints and general signs of age and use throughout including some filler to the centre rail suggesting the door was turned at some point. No evidence of worm.
Lot 770
A Victorian figured walnut tabletop stereoscope with sliding fret cut main panel and hinged eyepiece, sold with two boxed sets of 'The Edinburgh Stereoscopic Atlas of Anatomy (New Edition Section III & IV)', also a Paragon China plate detailing the University of Aberdeen extension 1906, designed and produced for J. W. Baker, and a similar gilt decorated example (5). CONDITION REPORT Overall very good but used condition, showing light signs of use including minor scuffs, scrapes, chips, etc. The cases for the stereoscopic cards are worn, as to be expected. The two cabinet plates appear to be in good order.
Lot 83
A reproduction gilt brass fire screen with acanthus leaf decoration and mesh centre panel, also an oak coal scuttle with applied brass panel to the front and a brass fender (3). CONDITION REPORT Fire screen: The mesh panel is a bit loose in the top right corner, where there are two of the retaining screws missing. Slightly misshapen to the left hand side. Otherwise appears ok.Fender: Also appears in fairly good order, apart from excess polish to some of the detail in the corners and separate mountings. Coal Scuttle: Well worn with large areas of the stain faded away to the top surface. The handle is loose. The shovel has scraped the side of the scuttle itself. One of the hinges is missing a retaining screw and the other hinge has a split and the peg is sticking out. It has the original liner. The majority of the wear appears commensurate with age and use.
Lot 990
A Victorian hallmarked silver shell dish with raised shield initialled 'C' to the handle, on three conch shell feet, Goldsmith & Silversmiths Co, Regent Street London, Sheffield 1888, together with a hallmarked silver napkin ring with central engine turned band, rectangle panel initialled, 'SMB', a border of flowers either side, and a cased silver apostle spoon, approx 4ozt (3).
Lot 1046A
Various items of contemporary silver jewellery to include a Georg Jensen Danish silver oval link necklace, length approx 88cm, with a link panel with factory stamp and 925, a Scottish silver brooch pendant by Ola Gorie (Orkney Island), of circular form with Celtic naturalistic pattern, diameter 4cm, a bright cut ship's sail brooch with full decoration, stamped silver to reverse, a pair of silver (925) coil/swirl clip-on earrings, a silver box link necklace, length 41cm, and a brushed steel brooch, combined weighable silver approx 1.2ozt (6).
Lot 137
A late 19th/early 20th century French brass carriage clock, the white dial set with Roman numeral increments, four glazed panels to front, back and sides, with an oval viewing glass panel to the top, brass swing handle and stepped base, the movement marked 'Paris', together with a late 19th century Chinese lacquered wooden box, 10 x 21 x 15cm (2). CONDITION REPORT Carriage clock: the back bevel edged glass panel has damage to the top right corner. The brass has signs of wear and patina. At the time of cataloguing, it appears to be in working order, however this is no guarantee of working order.
Lot 1382
EVERITE; a ladies' 9ct gold wristwatch, the rectangular dial set with raised baton numerals, crown wind seventeen jewel Incabloc movement, in 9ct gold head, on 9ct gold textured square panel bracelet strap, approx 12.3g. CONDITION REPORT In going order at the time of cataloguing, however this is no guarantee of working order. Wear commensurate with age.
Lot 155
Five various trinket boxes comprising an Edwardian oak gentlemen's dressing table box with initialled cartouche, a lacquered box with cinnabar panel to the lid, a Victorian Tunbridge ware box, a modern box with a Cash's silk depicting a swan with cygnets inset to the lid, a Japanese lacquered box painted with a bird perched on a peony (signature to bottom left), together with an Eastern brass inlaid wooden sliding book-shelf (6).
Lot 161
BODDINGTONS; a small collection of Boddingtons breweriana to include a Crown Devon Boddington Bristol Milk Sherry ceramic counter top cask with cork and wooden tap, and small circular lid, 29 x 22cm, a James Sadler & Sons Ltd Boddingtons commemorative Bicentenary of Strangeways Brewery 1778-1978 ceramic mug, also a montage with twelve panels depicting Boddingtons related items with description below, eg milk bottle, milk churn, razor, banana, cone, strawberry, blue tit, cake slice, tub and the perfect pint, with a small panel to the bottle stating 'Boddingtons the Cream of Manchester', 32.5 x 45cm, framed and glazed (3).
Lot 28
An early 20th century French Empire Revival walnut and kingwood two-piece bedroom suite, comprising a large triple wardrobe with carved pediment above a large bevelled mirrored door, flanked by a pair of bevelled mirrored doors, surmounted with gilt brass cherubic panels, above a single base drawer, raised on turned supports, 238 x 213 x 60cm, and a matching marble-topped dressing chest with bevelled mirror plate above inset marble panel, above three frieze drawers and three long drawers, raised on turned supports, 221 x 129 x 60cm (2).
Lot 293
Various 19th and early 20th century floral decorated collectible porcelain, to include two Dresden cups and saucers, one teacup with right fluted body and hand painted Dresden sprays and a matching saucer, height of cup 4.5cm, diameter 8cm, diameter of saucer 12cm, the other a fluted cup with hand painted Dresden sprays, with fluted saucer, height of cup 7cm, diameter 7cm, diameter of saucer 14.5cm, a Copeland & Garrett felspar porcelain embossed ivory-coloured saucer with hand painted floral panels and a central panel depicting a butterfly on flowers, diameter 14.6cm, with red factory stamp to underside, a Royal Worcester small blush ivory hand painted floral bud vase of onion shape, height 12cm, a similar Continental blush ivory small ewer with hand painted flowers, height 14.5cm, also an opaque glass trinket box in the form of an egg, with hinged lid, the body decorated with bright floral enamels, held in a brass cage, height 13.5cm and a Coalport small daffodil ornament (7).
Lot 294
Various 19th century Continental porcelain items to include four Dresden hand painted coffee cans and six matching saucers decorated with the 'Dresden Spray' pattern, with gilt edging, a Meissen-style tea bowl with crossed swords mark to base and oval panel to the front depicting a lady holding up a stone, within floral garlands (11).
Lot 382
A 19th century Bohemian glass with eight circular panels to the rim in a variety of colours, blue, purple, red, clear and amber, each with etched floral designs, etched and hand painted insects to each panel, to octagonal base with circular ruby glass panel, with bird and floral etched design, height 12cm. CONDITION REPORT There are surface scratches and age related wear, small areas of the enamel paint missing, one of the circular panels to the rim has no decoration and a large sliver missing
Lot 384
A near pair of 19th century Bohemian glass vases with ruby and amber glass overlay, each with central panel of flora and baskets of flowers within a leaf border, to stepped amber and clear glass base, height 16cm and 15cm, and a similar period Bohemian clear glass with an oval panel of opaque etched scene of Christ, Apostles and the Last Supper, and verso an oval panel with ecclesiastical insignia, height 13cm (3).
Lot 549
A quantity of fine vintage linen, embroidered napkins, tablecloths, damask tablecloths, napkin to include a tray cloth and napkins from the maritime shipping company Canadian Pacific, a 2' square tray cloth and two large napkins in ivy leaf pattern with central panel with 'Canadian Pacific', various tray cloths and napkins. CONDITION REPORT All pieces appear to be in excellent condition.
Lot 373
A group of silver items, comprising a pair of Victorian sugar tongs, cast in a fruiting vine design, London, date letter rubbed, by Martin, Hall & Co, length 11cm, a pair of glove stretchers with engine turned decoration, London 1912, a set of five teaspoons, Birmingham 1946, cased, total weight 186.7g, and a Victorian silver mounted front panel from an army pouch.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 734
A 9ct gold faceted curblink identify bracelet with a curved panel to the front, with a foldover clasp, London 1977, weight 63.8g, length 21cm.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.
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