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Lot 135
Potter, Beatrix, 'The Tale of the Flopsy Bunnies', commercial 1st London, Frederick Warne and Co and New York, 1909, brown boards lettered in silver with inset pictorial panel to cover, 12 mo, original glassine d/w printed on rear and inner flaps Condition Report Very minor dents to corners, clean inside except erased pencil marks to front end-papers, d/w torn and with some losses
Lot 139
Potter, Beatrix, 'The Tale of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle', commercial 1st, London, Frederick Warne & Co. & New York 1908, green board lettered in silver inset with pictorial panel, 12 mo Condition Report Erased pencil to front end-paper, loose frontispiece, generally clean within with minor blemishes
Lot 138
Potter, Beatrix, 'The Tale of Squirrel Nutkin', commercial 1st, New York: Frederick Warne & Co., 1903, blue board lettered in silver with circular inset pictorial panel, 12 mo Condition Report Light blemishes and dents to cover, ink presentation inscription 1906 to front end-paper frontispiece loose; some internal discolouration and stained edges
Lot 136
Potter, Beatrix, 'The Tale of Tom Kitten', commercial 1st, London: Frederick Warne & Co. & New York 1907, dark green boards lettered in silver with inst pictorial panel to cover, 12 mo Condition Report Generally good condition with minor dents to corners, clean within except for erased pencil marks to front end-paper
Lot 134
Potter, Beatrix, 'The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck', commercial 1st, London, Frederick Warne & Co and New York, 1908, grey boards lettered in silver with inset pictorial panel to cover, 12 mo, original glassine d/w printed on rear and inner flaps Condition Report Embossed booksellers stamp and erased pencil marks front end-paper, cover Phillipson & Goldberg, Chester, otherwise clean inside d/w with tears and losses
Lot 133
Potter, Beatrix, 'The Tale of Mr Jeremy Fisher', commercial 1st, London, Frederick Warne & Co and New York, 1906, green boards lettered in silver with circular pictorial panel to cover, 12 mo Condition Report A little bent at corners, generally clean inside, but frontispiece partly detached at spine and erased pencil-marks on front-end paper
Lot 132
Potter, Beatrix 'The Tale of Mrs Tittlemouse', commercial 1st, London; Frederick Warne & Co and New York, 1910 blue boards lettered in silver with hexagonal pictorial panel to cover, 12mo Condition Report cover faded and a little bent at bottom corners, overall very clean within, but erased pencil marks on front end-paper
Lot 222
A Dresden, green-ground trumpet vase, decorated with a single panel of a floral arrangement; some gilt detail, 40 cm high; underglaze blue Dresden mark, 20th Century to/w A Dresden circular dish, decorated with a central floral design on the patterned-green ground, 28 cm diameter, underglaze blue Dresden mark; together with a tapering cylindrical vase, similarly decorated; 26 cm high; underglaze blue Coronet and impressed 'B' marks, 19th/20th Century (3) Condition Report Some areas of wear to the gilt, otherwise no apparent areas of deterioration.
Lot 845
A French Sappers sword with brass fish scale handle, steel blade and brass and textile panel scabbard, 67cm long Condition Report: Lot 845: Wear and small losses to fabric panels. End of scabbard looks to have faint solder marks indicating a small repair. A couple of small nicks to edge of blade and some light surface corrosion.
Lot 60
A 19th Century Chinese export lacquer sewing box, the inner cover with landscape decoration and fitted with tray, compartments and a few ivory sewing tools, 39cm wide/see illustration Condition Report: Lot 60: Cover and sides worn in patches, some chips and losses to lacquer particularly at corners and edges. Inner cover landscape panel basically good although cracks to lacquer at edges. Splits to carcass by hinges and hinges look replaced in an amateur way. Locks broken / missing, no key. Drawer under has adjustable flap with landscape decoration, this has come loose but the lacquer is fair. Overall in need of some attention.
Lot 134
A 19th Century oval gold locket, (unmarked), with engine turned decoration to the covers, containing a mother-of-pearl panel decorated with hair sprays, initials in gilt and dated in gilt August 1832 and a painted porcelain panel depicting a cherub, inscribed verso 'painted by W Corden Augt 1832'
Lot 708
An 18th Century oak chest of small proportions, the hinged cover above a triple panel front with drawer below, 63.5cm wide Condition Report: Condition - Hinged cover split and later repaired, also pitted and scratched. Escutcheon plate later, front stained and with water damage, both sides pitted, lock missing to drawer and old worm holes.
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