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Lot 291
US Army Korean War Period Winter Clothing: Parka liner labelled 33-37" chest 8415-782-2882, T S Lankford & Sons Ink, US Army on khaki strip, with fur trimmed hood pattern M1951; Parka Shell pattern 1951, large; Field Cap - Pile A1951, synthetic fur trim and ear flaps, fully labelled (made to fit under a helmet); Cap - Hot weather size 71/2; Day-Glow Aviation Survival Marker Panel found in pocket, all items 100% genuine with service wear
Lot 177
A Minton china cylindrical two handled planter pot having blue and gilt rimmed decoration and an all round landscape panel depicting cattle and sheep and two dogs overlooking a lake, impressed nos. 1425 to the base, 6.5 ins high, 7 ins diam (slight chip to rim and hairline cracks to one handle), (catalogue illustrated)
Lot 1
A carved coral Medusa brooch, damage to one wing, a pair of Victorian coral drop earrings, with a central coral bouton to three articulated bead drops, each culminating in a carved pippin drop, one post deficient, a silver and gold coral brooch, with a large coral bouton to the top bar, coral beads on wire to each side with a coral bouton at each end with a gold bead surround, a pierced scrollwork panel below with black enamel decoration to coral bead drops, together with a matching pendant (qty.)
Lot 147
Five 19th century silver vinaigrettes, one by Cocks & Bettridge, Birmingham 1810, the cover engraved with seaweed within an oval panel with a prick dot background, 2.75cm long, another possibly by William Edwards, London 1813, with linear and prick dot decoration surrounding a central wreath cartouche, 2.25cm long, with ring attachment, both with drilled gilt grilles, another with foliate bordered cover, by Joseph Willmore, date letter unclear, 2.25cm long, with ring attachment, together with one by Thomas Shaw, Birmingham 1831, the cover engraved with geometric motifs, 2.5cm long, Both with gilt grilles pierced and engraved with scrolls, and finally one by D & M, Birmingham 1876, of shaped rectangular form engraved with a lozenge flanked by leaves and centred with a scroll cartouche, the gilt grille pierced and engraved with two flower heads, 2.75cm long, with ring attachment (5)
Lot 243
A rare pair of creamware Wedgwood & Co. Bough Pots, of triangular bombe form, well painted with maroon landscapes attributed to Fidelle Duvivier, blue line rims, impressed Wedgwood & Co, both restored, 15.8cm (2). One panel is illustrated in C&P, p.75 and on p. 73 Dr Holdaway ventures that these, and the following two lots `were painted after Duvivier left New Hall in about 1790 and early in Ralph Wedgwood`s potting career`.
Lot 619
Thomas Brown Yates (1882-1968) `ESPERITU SANTO RONDA` Signed Yates and dated `33 l.c, also signed, inscribed with title and dated verso, oil on panel. Exhibited: The New English Art Club 84th Exhibition Oct-Nov 1933 No. 218; The National Society Painters, Sculptors, Engravers Potters, Feb - March 1936, No. 398, with the original catalogues 39 x 29cm
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