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Click here to subscribeAn Art Deco white metal, diamond and carved jade pendant, having central apple green jade panel carved and pierced with dog of Fo amongst stylised clouds, flanked by openwork white metal mounts set numerous round cut diamonds. (white metal assessed as platinum), width 5.1cm, in Harrods retailers box. (gross weight 20.5g)
An Art Deco Silver and Enamel Cigarette Case, Adie Bros, Birmingham 1934/35, the cover with sky blue enamel over an engine turned ground and with dark blue enamel corner accents, gilt interior, 8.3cm long, 2oz 18dwt Crisp clear marks to interior. Two small chips to the enamel to one corner of the main panel. Some scratches in places. Closing correctly and thumbpiece working.
A Silver and Royal Worcester Porcelain Set Trinket Box, Sanders & Mackenzie, Birmingham 1913, circular, the hinged cover set with a panel painted with a pheasant by James Stinton, 7.3cm diameterClear marks to underside, cover part marked in two places. base of box is lacking. Repair to hinge and various knocks to back foot and sides. Panel appears intact but not inspected out of frame, puce printed mark and date code for 1912.
Early 20th century porcelain wall plaque, the crest applied with two winged cherubs above a hand painted portrait panel, pair Dresden pierced & floral encrusted dishes, pair similar style vases, Chinese Jade carved birds and other decorative ceramics in one box Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Chinese Republic period silk panel 'A Hundred Birds' decorated with satin stitch embroidery, depicting peacock, hen, cockerel, crane and further birds perched amongst a pine tree in a river landscape, the sun setting in the distance, H55cm x W33cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
16th century English School, Head of Christ, inscribed extensively (see notes), oil on panel, 9¾in x 7¾in (24.75cm x 19.75cm), framed. The inscription reads: This present figure is the symylytude of Jesus our saviour imprinted in amyrald by the predecessors of the great Turk and sent unto the Bishop of Rom named Innocent the VIII for a token by the great Turk for to redeme his Brother that was taken prisoner Note : This depiction of Jesus in profile is derived from an image engraved on the Emerald Vernicle in the collection of the Vatican. Around 1429, Sultan Bajazet 11 of Constantinople, The Great Turk, gave the emerald, carved with the profile of Jesus, to Pope Innocent VIII. Bajazet proffered the emerald to ensure that his brother would remain in Papal custody, thus securing his own unhindered accession to the throne. The inscription below the portrait relates to this story, although the painter has changed the intention behind the gift
A pair of early 19thC papier-mâché Handscreens, the black lacquer scallop-shaped panels hand painted with floral sprays and decorated in gilt with scrolling foliage, the centres inset with a fabric panel embroidered with floral sprays, with textured card/leather backing, each with finely turned and carved giltwood haft, one with end-finial missing, 10½ in wide x 16in long (27cm x 41cm), together with another similar early 19thC handscreen with a shaped rectangular panel beautifully painted with roses, chrysanthemums, blossom and an exotic bird, lacquer cracked on reverse (3)
An early 20thC Chinese hand-embroidered silk Panel, long satin stitch thread-work in subtle browns, greens and creams on an ecru ground, depicting weeping willow branches and egrets arranged asymmetrically, unmounted, some staining, 90in x 72½in (228.5cm x 184cm), together with an Oriental framed monochrome print (2)
An Aesthetic Movement inlaid satinwood Breakfront Side Cabinet/Credenza, with shaped inlaid moulded top and short back, above a pair of inlaid and carved glazed central doors revealing velvet lined shelves, flanked by single panel doors with marquetry stylised urn, palm leaf and floral decoration supported by brass Gothic L-shaped hinges, raised on a carved plinth 66½in [169cm] wide, the back of the piece having been cut to accommodate skirting. Provenance: by family tradition a gift to the family from Lord Derby of Knowsley Hall.
A 19thC English mahogany inlaid Bureau Abbatant, with inlaid panels and kingwood and boxwood stringing, shaped top, single frieze drawer above the drop front writing compartment enclosing a central cupboard flanked by drawers and pigeonholes and two inlaid panel doors below revealing two drawers, raised on short tapering, panels with splits and some veneer losses, 34½in [88cm] wide.
An Early 18th Century Provincial oak Dresser, with naive moulded plank top and joyned frame and panel carcass, having three frieze drawers of rebated butt and nailed construction, above a central shaped and fielded panel flanked by shaped and fielded panel doors with wrought iron H-hinges, raised on stile feet 63¾in [162cm] restoration to bottom of rear stile.
A Chinese Huanghuali style hardwood low kang table, circa 1900 Raised on curved scroll supports, the single plank inset top before carved and pierced apron, depicting two four clawed dragons in pursuit of the flaming pearl, the short sides inset with carved panel detailed with zoomorphic taotie masks before fire scroll designs, 33cm high, 77cm wide, 42cm deep.
Two Chinese embroidered panels, 19th/20th Century To include a sleave panel detailed with jardineres issuing budding flowers, 49x21cm framed and glazed together with another embroidered panel depicting butterflies, flowering tendrils and chrysanthemum flowers embroidered with blue and white threads, 85x38cm both framed and glazed (2)
A beautiful Chinese Canton ivory and embroidered fan, late 19th CenturyThe exterior tapered blades carved in high relief with depictions of figures over landscapes, extending to a silk work embroidered panel highlighted in embroidered threads depicting fowl before rural landscapes, 33cm long. CONDITION REPORT: Natural yellowing indicative of ageHairline crack to one of the ivory sections of a blade, approx 1cm in lengthDark staining to the bottom of the silk work section of the fan
A Ziegler carpetThe ochre and ivory ground rug with large central panel filled with a series of meandering tendrils issuing flower heads set within scroll acanthus borders, 410x307cm. CONDITION REPORT: Made by Rama Carpets Ltd.Machine madeExtensive fading to majority of the carpetMinor stainsOverall general wear
A quantity of mainly Clyno sparesFrom various models including front and back axles, steering column, radiator and surround, two differentials, cylinder head, engine manifold, brake drums and shoes, alloyed timing cover, an internal sieve panel, shock absorber, SU carb, gear box, starter motor, road springs, large sub-engine block casting, two wings etc.
A beautiful embroidered Chinese 'hundred bird' design screen, 19th Century The textile rectangular form ochre ground panel embroidered in vibrant threads depicting crane, egret, cockerel before rockwork issuing chrysanthemum further detailed with concentric designs, set within an ebonsised frame raised on pad feet with glaze to either side, 167cm x 122cm CONDITION REPORT: Several same loose threads throughout, however not significant.Slight darkening and discolouration throughout Free from holes, tears and rips. Backing has several tears throughout (see images) Small nicks to paint work throughout
A stunning contemporary tan leather Chesterfield leather setteeThe deep set button back and padded arms enclosing a pair of lose cushions, above a mushroom coloured fabric lower panel, raised on hardwood bun feet, 220x73x119cm. Along with a conforming square footstool (90cm square) CONDITION REPORT: Generally in good condition, no rips or tears, some paint scuffs to the rear along with minor dust and damp patches.
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