An 18th Century yew wood veneered and feather-banded mule chest, the upper section with rising lid and applied moulded edge over a plain two panel front, the base with single long drawer as three, over a shaped apron to scroll feet, 147.5 cm wide CONDITION REPORTS 63 cm deep x 97 cm high. There appear to be repairs to the veneer on the top in various places. Various very deep scratches, scuffs and marks, lighter scratches, missing sections of veneer, splits, losses to the moulding, etc, throughout. Various splits to the sides and lifting veneers to the sides. Losses of moulding and veneers to the base. Various scratches, scuffs, marks, chips, etc. Top appears to be bowed slightly. Handles and lock to the drawer are replacements. Bottom board needs attention. Various splits and loose sections. All over various chips, marks, scratches, various general signs of wear and tear throughout. Needs attention all over and veneer re-set in places.
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ALICE KING (Fl. 1890-1940) "The North Shore Tenby" , "Rhosneigr Anglesey", a pair of oils on panel, signed and dated 1919 and 1918 ? respectively, bear labels verso, 8.4 cm x 11.1 cm, housed in gilt gesso and glazed frames CONDITION REPORTS The picture of Anglesey has some foxing to the skyline in particular and has slightly rippled effect at the base of the picture. Both are in need of a good clean and have general wear and tear. Some wear, flaking, damage to the frames, need re-stringing etc. See images for further details.
English School (19th Century) Portrait of Lieutenant Arthur Boulnois (1830-1852), in the undress / mess kit of the Bengal Engineers, circa 1850 pastel 60 x 50cm (23 x 20in) Provenance: By descent within the family of the sitter Arthur Boulnois was killed on 14th January 1852, shot by the Momunds, in the Michenee territory, Punjab, while riding near the Fort of Dubb. Arthur Boulnois, Lieutenant Bengal Engineers, was the second son of William Boulnois, Esq., of St. John's Wood, London, in his 22nd year. Lieutenant Boulnois is buried at Fort Michni, India. His plaque reads: "Sacred to the memory of Arthur Boulnois who was killed near the fort of Michnee by a band of Momunds on 12 January 1852, chivalrous, accomplished and full of promise, this tablet was erected by comrades who esteemed him while living and sorrow at his loss, his remains lie buried in the ramparts of Fort Michnee". Pastel on paper mounted onto wooden panel. Appears to be in a good condition but dirt and potential mould growth on inside of glass is affecting the surface of the work. Reverse covered in paper with a build up of dust and dirt behind. Chips and losses to frame.
Wilfred Stanley Haines (British, 1905-1944), a tapestry carpet, designed by Wilfred Stanley Haines, and dated 1936, 120 x 164cm; with two Still Lifes of flowers in a vase, oil on panel, each 47 x 32cn (unframed), and a Still Life of flowers, watercolour, 40 x 35cm - the tapestry made by Morris and Co., Merton, to a design by Wilfred Stanley Haines, 120 x 164cm (4) Condition appears fine. Carpet 120 x 164cm.
An antique oak box seat hall settle, having a recessed carved panel back with three carved panels below the seat, with scroll arms and carved 1639, width 48ins Condition report: This is not a period settle and in our opinion has been made up of old timber. It has various splits, markings and damages. Sold as seen.
A late 17th/early 18th Century Hispano-Moresque pottery lustre plate decorated to the centre with a bird within a circle of foliage, with repeating four panel foliate border and decorated to the reverse, diameter 8.5ins af, and another later example with central domed boss, decorated with flowers and leaves, diameter 12ins af Condition report: Large plate - multiple chips to edge and one with old restoration, central embossed piece chippedSmaller plate - large chips to edge and rubbing
A 19th century bead work stand, of rectangular form, decorated with flowers and scrolls, the frame mounted with metal roundel's, raised on bun feet (one missing), 20.75ins x 9.5ins, together with two 19th century circular footstools, one with a bead work panel the other with tapestry, diameter 11.5ins
A 19th century silver vinaigrette, of egg form, the pierced grill engraved with leaves, together with a locket pendant, set with an oval porcelain panel painted with a portrait with a garnet set frame and loop, a mother of pearl crucifix, two mother of pearl crosses, a mother of pearl brooch with cross, a carved wooden pendant cross, a hinged silver plated crucifix, a bead necklace etc
An 18th century oak break front cupboard dresser, having two short cross banded drawers over three graduated long drawers, flanked by a drawer over an arched fielded panel cupboard to each side, with an associated open delft rack over, width 74ins Condition report: Max width 75insHeight of lower sectoin 37.25insHeight of shelf section 48insMax depth 21.5ins
Four Regency dining chairs, three fitted with brass inlay, one with Trafalgar rope bar back, all having cane seats and sabre legs Condition report: A set of three and one. All of faux rosewood. The one has a loose Trafalgar rope bar and panel missing its inlay. The other three have various splits and damages to bar. May at some point have been re-caned.
An antique four poster or full tester bed, in Elizabethan style, with recessed rectangular and arched marquetry panels to the head board with carved styles of flowers and foliage, the canopy with a central panel carved with scrolls and birds surrounded by ten lozenged carved panels with heavy turned, carved and part reeded cup and cover end posts. Mattress size 56ins x 78ins - double. Condition report: V-Spring "The Sublime" mattress included. Good condition. Bed probably oak.
Union Flag marked CJP 6 Jack flown from HMS Coventry (D118) in March 1982. The flag was sent home from Gibraltar on orders of HMS Coventry's captain, David Hart Dyke before HMS Coventry sailed south on the 2nd April 1982. Documented letter from Lt Commander C.J Pollard RNR who was the Master Gunner on HMS Coventry in 1982. This ship was later bombed and sunk by two bombs from low flying Argentinian A4 Skyhawk aircraft on 25 May 1982 with the loss of 19 crew and 30 injured. After the ship was struck, her crew, waiting to be rescued, sang "Always look on the Bright Side of Life" from Monty Python's Life of Brian., also including an Original Royal Navy Sea Dart Missile Load and Fire Control Unit from a Type 42 Destroyer similar to HMS Coventry HMS Coventry was the first warship to fire Sea Dart surface-to-air missiles in anger when she fired three on 9 May at two Argentinian Learjets which missed the aircraft. Confirmed kills was an Puma helicopter and two A-4 Skyhawk attack aircraft, an Original Royal Navy Sea Dart Missile Loading/Jettison Synchro Panel, Original Radar Type 909 Control Unit taken from a Type 42 Destroyer for the Sea Dart Missile System this radar was used to illuminate the target aircraft for the Sea Dart missile to lock onto the signal. This unit proved ineffective with low flying Argentinian Skyhawk aircraft with the radar unable to distinguish between the aircraft and the land and was unable to lock on to the attacking aircraft and Argentinian Skyhawk Aircraft C-215 Identification Panel and Indicator Angle of Attack Panel from Mariano Velasco's Skyhawk used to sink HMS Coventry and shot down by HMS Intrepid in San Carlos waters. 27th May 1982 Skyhawk Identification Panel of Neil Wilkinson HMS Intrepid shot down pilot sunk HMS Coventry 40mm cannon firing off six rounds. Lt Mariano Velasoco one of Skyhawk pilots credited for leading the attack and sinking of HMS Coventry and the only survivor in a squadron of 13 pilots. Plane crashed on Falklands West Island and pilot ejected and after suffering leg injuries walked in below zero temperatures to meet Argentinian forces on the island. Model: L A4D-2 Skyhawk, Model: D676, Serial Number 142102 assigned Number C-215: A4 Skyhawk info reference. Argentinian Air Force Skyhawk
A 9 CARAT GOLD DIAMOND AND BLUE DIAMOND BRACELET the alternating circle of single cut diamonds with a central panel of six blue single cut diamonds (untested and unwarranted for treatment or enhancement) with bowed batons with a central line of baguettes and single cuts to either side, 19.5cm long, 20g gross
Vintage Slavic Embroidered Three Piece Ladies Outfit. Comprising jacket, skirt and apron. Jacket in navy blue cotton with red cotton and cream crochet trim and intricate hand embroidery in traditional cross stitch design. Jacket is a short bolero style with long full sleeves trimmed with cream crochet lace. Crochet trim collar and metal zip fastening marked 'Lightning' - possibly a later addition. Full length circular skirt in dark blue slub cotton blend with heavy glazed cotton underskirt and single button back fastening. Full length apron comprises extra long blue sash fastening with heavily embroidered hem. Central panel trimmed in cream crochet lace, bands of heavily embroidered cotton and cream lace crochet inserts. Hook and eye fastening to apron sash and concealed pocket to reverse. Approx measurements, skirt, 28 inches to waist, 41 inches in length. Apron,29 inches in width, 42.5 inches in length. Jacket 17 inches in length, shoulder seam 18 inches, sleeve length 23 inches. In very good vintage condition, embroidery all intact, some discolouration to lace crochet.
Chinese Framed Carved and Incised Mother of Pearl Inlaid Wood Panel Depicting a Nobleman on Horseback with Attendants. Calligraphy to Panel. Losses and Splits to Mother of Pearl, Glass in Frame Cracked otherwise Good Condition. Frame Measures 15 Inches Tall and 21-1/2 Inches Wide. Shipping $115.00 (estimate $50-$100)
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