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Lot 228
UNKNOWN 19TH CENTURY oil on panel - portrait of Mr John Roberts b. 1816, Royal Welsh Harpist, Newtown, 46 x 36cmsAuctioneer's Note: Roberts was a Romani Gypsy harpist, born in 1816. He was famed as the country’s leading performer on the Welsh triple harp, an instrument popular with Welsh musicians in the 17th and 18th centuries. He was given the title Telynor Cymru or Harpist of Wales by Gwilym Cowlyd during the bardic festival held by Glan Geirionnydd in 1886. During his time living on Frolic Street, John Roberts fathered 9 children with his wife Eleanor, including two sets of twins. They nearly all grew up to be musicians and performed with their father as the Original Cambrian Minstrels and were in demand as performers all over Wales, winning countless Eisteddfod prizes and gold medals.Provenance: deceased estate DenbighshireComments: unframed
Lot 588
21st century Abstract school, figure on a bike before stencilled buildings, oil pn panel, indistinctly signed in pencil lower right and dated '09, 60 x 60cm, framed, Terence Howe, asbract, oil on board, artist inscribed verso and dated April 2023, 60.5 x 60.5cm, framed and another painting (3)
Lot 23
A reclaimed painted pine framed casement/sash window enclosing a rectangular glazed and arched stained and leaded light panel with central circular bird and branch panel, 116 cm high x 114 cm wide, together with a pair of accompanying side windows with circular star pattern and bulls eye panels, 118 cm high x 61 cm wide (3) (af) for re-commissioning
Lot 515
A French Empire ormolu mantel Clock, incorporating musical mechanism to plinth, circa 1820, the silvered dial with Roman numerals and calendar signed 'Alibert A Paris' , mounted in gilt metal case decorated with globe, scholar and other attributes of astronomy, the movement signed 'T. Moss, London', for Thomas Moss of Ludgate Street London and numbered '2818', housed in glass dome, raised on burr walnut plinth with a Swiss made musical mechanism playing on a choice of two airs, numbered '14262', the exterior with pull-wind cord to right hand side and a mother of pearl panel incorporating levers annotated Changer and Jouer, and with signature Alibert a Paris, raised on four squashed bun feet, W 25 cm x H 38 cm x D 13.5 cm.
Lot 461
A late 19th century Italian Sorrento marquetry centre Table, the circular top with centralised marquetry and ebonised panel depicting a bird perched on a branch, surrounded with geometric inlaid designs in walnut, olive wood, and boxwood, raised on a turned column and tripod cabriole legs, also decorated with geometric inlay, W 89.5 cm x H 75.5 cm x D 89.5 cm.
Lot 68
Four cut glass decanters and a matched collection of twelve whisky tumblers - including a pair of Victorian baluster decanters with a large basal knop to the neck, panel cut spire stoppers, 32.3cm high (chips to tips of stopper); a ruby flahed and wheel engraved square decanter, decorated with fruiting vines (stopper matched), 33.5cm high; a modern square decanter; and 12 x whisky tumblers, including a set of five; a set of three; a pair; and two singles. (16)
Lot 759
A large Georgian-style dolls house on stand - late 20th century, the house with eight windows and three dormers in the tiled roof, the front with a fold-down front with shallow front garden and central path leading to steps up to a portico porch and black painted six panel front door, the two-part hinged front opening to reveal two rooms and a central hallway/landing with staircase to each of the three floors, with wood veneered floorboards and a tiled floor to the hall, each room with a fireplace, wallpaper, pictures and light fittings, the roof hinged to reveal two servants' rooms to the attic, the basement with three further kitchen / cellar rooms, with six bisque head doll's house dolls and a small amount of furniture and accessories, the right side of the house with a lean-to glasshouse with an arched entrance to a carriage / car port beneath, the main house LWH 93 x 43 x 124cm, overall size including the beechwood stand 122 x 70 x 168cm, requires some restoration and the electrics untested.
Lot 418
A three-seater beech and walnut bergère-style settee, 1920s-30s - the three-panel caned back with stylised foliate crestings, over caned arms and loose seat and back cushions, raised on cabriole front legs. (LWH 167 x 77 x 77cm)* Condition: Overall in good condition, with a solid frame and good (if very dated) upholstery. The caning is good overall, with just a few very minor losses to the left hand arm caning – the panel is sound though. The frame has some scuffing and scratches to the polish to the front arm supports and to the frame around the back. Expected marks and scuffs to the feet.
Lot 63
A small collection of vintage drinking glasses - including a lemonade set, 1960s-70s, comprising a jug and six glasses, all with engraved fern leaf decoration, the jug 20.6cm high; a cut glass mallet decanter, with panel cut decoration, 34.7cm high; a pair of Edinburgh Crystal tumblers; three pairs of hi-ball glasses, champagne flutes and wine glasses in a similar design; and a small water jug. (17)
Lot 866
An American bungalow-style doll's house by Morton E Converse & Sons - early 20th century, the wooden house with side hinged front panel, stencilled in black, red and green with a stencilled grey stone verandah, the green roof with stencilled tiles in green with a dormer window and grey stone chimney, the interior with a single room with red and blue stencilled windows and rug, 35cm wide, 41cm high, with a small group of painted wooden furniture.
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