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Lot 290
A Doulton Lambeth Silicon reticulated vase of baluster form, decorated by Edith Lupton, with central pierced floral and scroll decorated panel, impressed marks and scratched marks to base, no.1882, height 24cm. CONDITION REPORT: The centre of the foot rim is domes and the vase ever so slightly wobbles when upright. There is a 1mm x 1mm manufacturing flaw to the rim. Some light surface wear.
Lot 352
A Royal Worcester bowl with hand painted fruit decorated central panel by Albert Shuck within a blue and gilt heightened border with shaped rim, puce printed marks to base, numbered W8346, diameter 24cm. CONDITION REPORT: Rings true. Rubbing to gilt on edge of rim. Minor surface wear/scratches. Minor surface dirt.
Lot 360
A large Royal Worcester hand painted rose decorated squat circular vase with reticulated neck and main panel signed R. Austin, green printed marks to base, numbered G703 (lacking inner liner), height 13.5cm, and a Royal Worcester hand painted rose decorated trumpet vase with heavily gilded lower section, puce printed marks numbered 1746, height 24.25cm (2). CONDITION REPORT: There is a 0.4cm hairline crack to the part of the reticulation, otherwise rubbing to the gilding, a few scuffs to the raised points of the neck and lacking inner liner as mentioned, a few surface scratches to the raised parts, and the trumpet vase has minor rubbing to the gilding but basically OK.
Lot 948
Two early 20th century silver and enamel circular patch boxes, the first with central panel depicting a musician and two female figures in a landscape with a pale blue guilloche enamel decorated border and base, diameter 5cm, the second with main panel depicting two female figures wearing elaborate clothes within a landscape, with two bands of pink enamel decoration to the sides, diameter 3.25cm (2).
Lot 437
AN INTERESTING OAK SIDE CABINET profusely inlaid with bone, mother-of-pearl and composition, central trompe l'oeil arcaded panel flanked by pair of doors with octagonal moulded decoration centred by roundels, above single drawer, 128cm wide 60cm deep 92cm high Note: a handwritten note attached to the interior details the history of this piece, 'Old Brown': originally bought by Captain John Dick RN, and passed down through the family
Lot 166
A lapis lazuli matrix table screen on carved hardwood stand, the rectangular panel carved in relief with pavilions amongst pine trees in cloud shrouded mountains, one side of the ebony coloured hardwood stand carved in relief with bats flying towards a shou roundel above fruit, the stone of the screen 22 x 16.5cm (8.5 x 6.5 in)
Lot 127
Two embroidered silk over lintel panels, the first rectangular, the turquoise ground embroidered in gold thread with two Buddhist lions holding the ribbons of a central brocade ball, each flanked by pups, the lower three sides with a white band, 46 x 151cm (18 x 59.5 in), the second dark blue panel embroidered with butterfly framed crane roundels within a band of lotus in white and blues, two waves to the lower edge of the rectangular shape, 55 x 169cm (21.5 x 66.5 in) (2)
Lot 224
A late 19th/early 20th century bone and mother of pearl inlaid lacquer two fold screen, the mottled red rectangular panels with rounded tops and inlaid with frog warriors embattled amongst lotus, each panel 180 x 84cm (71 x 33 in) There are quite a number of pieces of bone and mother of pearl missing as well as loose in a bag awaiting to be stuck back
Lot 172
Japanese Meiji Period (1868-1912) Four (4) Panel Folding Screen, Garden Scene with figures. Ink, color and gilt on paper with brocade border, wood frame. Signed en verso. Overall good condition, minor paper tears/losses at folds. Measures 36" H, 79" L. Shipping: Third party (estimate $600-$800)
Lot 41
An important mid 19th century Chinese hand embroidered silk panel understood to be removed from the Imperial Summer Palace, Peking, during its destruction in 1860 , W. 97cm, H. 96cm. Small areas are incomplete. Prov. Sitwell Estate, Barmoor Castle, Northumberland. Est. £6,000 - 8,000. An important mid 19th century Chinese hand embroidered silk panel understand to be removed from the Imperial Summer Palace, Peking during its destruction in 1860 , W. 97cm, H. 96cm. Small areas are incomplete. Prov. Sitwell Estate, Barmoor Castle, Northumberland. Est. £6,000 - 8,000. The screen was a gift from Sir John William Campbell to Lt. Col. C.G.H. Sitwell of Barmoor Castle when he married Amy Elizabeth Barrington Cooke in 1887. Campbell served in the China Campaign of 1860 and was present at the destruction and looting of the Imperial Summer Palace. The silk panel remains un-finsihed with small areas visible as an outline with characters inked in to indicate what colour to use. The silk panel was later mounted into an oriental style wooden screen, probably at the time it was given as a wedding gift. Campbell and Sitwell served together in the Afghan War of 1879-80, Sitwell being in the Kuran Division. The screen remained at Barmoor Castle until it's sale and was then kept by Mary Sitwell until her death. It has come to auction directly from the beneficiary.
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