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Click here to subscribeA LARGE ROYAL DUX BISQUE PORCELAIN FIGURE GROUP, c.1920's, modelled as a young boy wearing an open necked pale pink shirt and green breeches seated on a harnessed plough horse, another horse at their side, on a naturalistically moulded rounded oblong base, pink patch mark, 15" high, 20" long (Est. plus 18% premium inc. VAT)
A ROYAL DUX FIGURE, early 20th century, modelled as a young female in Middle Eastern costume holding a flat basket on her head, a pitcher at her feet and wearing a green draped top and brown skirt, standing on a naturalistically moulded circular base, pink patch mark, model 651, 18 3/4" high (Illustrated) (Est. plus 18% premium inc. VAT)
AN ART DECO ROYAL DUX BISQUE PORCELAIN FIGURE modelled as a semi nude young maiden wearing an Egyptianesque head-dress and torques, and a brown and green swirling shawl around her waist, standing on a stepped oval base, pink patch mark, model 3031, 13" high, probably the centre of a rose bowl (Illustrated) (Est. plus 18% premium inc. VAT)
A DERBY PORCELAIN FIGURAL TWO BRANCH CANDELABRUM, c.1770, modelled as young piping shepherd wearing a plumed hat, pink jacket, sprigged waistcoat and yellow breeches, seated with his dog on a turquoise and gilt highlighted scroll base, patch marks, 8 3/4" high (Est. plus 18% premium inc. VAT)
AN AMERICAN FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY RIFLE, 19th century, with 39 1/2" octagonal barrel later stamped W.HENRY BOULTON PENN, front and rear sights, foliate engraved lock plate, full length scroll carved stock with raised cheek rest, inlaid with white metal crescent, fish and brass star, brass patch box with button released trap, brass shaped butt plate, S scroll trigger guard and later ram, 55 1/4" long (Est. plus 18% premium inc. VAT)
ALBERT WEDGWOOD DUNCAN GORDON STIRLING-BROWN (1869- AFTER 1920) PORTRAIT OF THE RACEHORSE "SPION KOP" WINNER OF THE DERBY 1920 WITH JOCKEY FRANK O'NEIL UP; PORTRAIT OF THE RACEHORSE "CRAIG AN ERAN" WINNER OF THE TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS 1921 WITH JOCKEY J RENAN UP two, both signed and dated 1920, the first inscribed on the selvedge, oil on canvas or canvas laid on board respectively, 34.5 x 44.5cm and 34 x 44cm (2) ++One with tiny patch repair extreme upper left. The second example with two slight raised areas where the canvas has lifted slightly from the underling support, really only noticeable when held at an oblique angle to the light but both in basically good ready to hang condition, the varnish requiring a light clean
A BOXED AND ORIGINAL WWII NAZI LUFTWAFFE BEOBACHTER WHITE METAL OBSERVERS BADGE, with the riveted Eagle and Swastika and bearing the makers mark (GWL) Gebruder Wegerhoff, Ludensheid, enclosed in a circle, black metal WWII German Wound badge, pin back, no makers mark evident, two Gold coloured wired Luftwaffe Oberst-Leuitenant collar patches and a wired Swastika and eagle patch
A LARGE BOX OF RAF MILITARY INTEREST, items to include five decorative wall plates featuring, framed Vickers Marine Spitfire by Royal Doulton, with certificate and box, Dawn Patrol, Out on Exercise, Flight through the Clouds and Evening Sortie all by Coalport with certificates and boxes, a pair of Levers flying goggles, boxed with spare lenses, a leather WWII era flying helmet, British with attached electrical wiring earphones etc, two reels of film, and a tinned Anti-dimming cloth, a yellow LBC pennant, three prints and a framed RAF crest, a Large number of black and white photos of Airman, planes etc, an E&CS Military issue Machete date 1945, RAF patch and metal cap badge
Militaria:- a copper regimental bugle of the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, with brass mouthpiece and applied to top with regimental badge; also a leather campaign pouch by Drew & Sons, with felt piece attached to back, containing a plated steel sandwich box, the accompanying flask now absent, bugle 31 cm. long (2) Some areas of solder visible on bugle and some wear, also a brass patch repair to lower tube, wear to plating on sandwich box, pouch has fittings to take a strap
SINDY BY PEDIGREE: A VINTAGE SINDY DOLL, A 'Patch' (Sindy's Little Sister) doll, with original box, together with a large collection of original Sindy and Patch clothing and accessories. Condition: A good original collection, it has been boxed up for many years, looks mainly 1960s. with some original brochures.¦
SHACKLETON TOYS: A MECHANICAL 'FODEN' F.G.6. TIPPER, in blue with red wings and lorry bed. with keys (boxed) Condition: the lorry is in excellent condition, only one small chip to the front of the cab and very slight oxidisation to a patch to the front. The box is a bit squashed to the centre top and has scuffing with one small tear to the side. all in original condition ¦
A Victorian turned hardwood truncheon. Black ground and painted with a crest of a lion holding a banner over a torse and with V. R. cipher, 39cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Minor dents and wear. One small patch of black possibly re touched. All other colours look original.
WW2 Chindit’s Diary and Bullion Patch etc. Private Bill Green. The Diary/Notebook provides a fascinating account of Bill's wartime career, initially with a vehicle recovery section in Egypt in 1941, he notes that at some point he contracts Amaebic dysentery and Malaria. His notes which mention Brigadier Calvert show that he was involved with 111 Brigade which flew into Burma and operated with small boats into North Burma and also with Howforce. The notebook has been added to at a later date by Bill, clearly in a shaky hand, one section praising Lt Col. Walter Howell an Ex Naval Officer who was eventually "sacked". Considerable detail, press cuttings tipped-in, some mentioning deaths as POW's. Also original bullion Chindit badge.
A ladies Tudor Oyster Princess date stainless steel wrist watch, rotor self winding, the signed 17mm. champagne dial with baton numerals, 22mm. case, on original stainless steel 370B bracelet, in original box.* Condition: Working order. Some light scratching to bracelet and case. Not unsightly. Some old scratching to glass. Some minor corrosion to plated baton numerals. Hands are black painted - probably not original paint. A few tiny nicks and scratches to dial. Some moisture (or possibly oil) droplets visible on dial. Patch of pitting to surface of dial outside the 5 o'clock baton. Box good.
Richard Henry Nibbs (1816-1893), Shipping in a stiff breeze, oil on canvas, 18 x 9in. (45.75 x 23cm.)* Condition: Examined under UV - quite extensive repainting in grey to top 1-2in. of the canvas in sky. Patch of similar grey retouching just above cliffs to left of picture. Other areas of canvas appear to be free from any retouching or repainting. Quite heavy craquelure to top half of canvas, with one small flake of paint lifting to top of main sail. Does not appear to be relined. Would benefit from a clean.
An early 19th century Chinese Canton famille rose vase, ovoid form with everted scalloped rim, twin gilt Buddhistic lion handles and two moulded dragons to either side of the neck, decorated with exotic birds and butterflies amidst flowering plants and rockwork within Greek keyed borders, the neck and borders similarly decorated, 14¼in. (36.25cm.) high.* Condition: No chips or cracks. Some gilt wear to handles and dragons, and some rubs to decoration to rim. There are a few flaked areas to the yellow fruit in the decoration, and some flaking from the enamel on the keyed borders. One pheasant's tail has a rubbed patch.
A Chinese transitional porcelain blue and white garlic neck vase from the Hatcher Cargo, mid-17th century, the elongated neck with slightly flared rim over a slightly compressed globular body, decorated with birds and insects in flight amidst floral sprays and berries, red Christies sale label to base, 14in. (35.5cm.) high.* Provenance: The Hatcher Collection, Christies Amsterdam, 12-13th June 1984.** Condition: Matt finish to glaze throughout - small clear patch just above foot, showing that original glaze finish is preserved beneath. A few light stains and small encrustation spots to lower body. Firing chip from the making to inside of footrim.
A Chinese porcelain transitional blue and white garlic mouth vase from the Hatcher Cargo, mid-17th century, mallet form with elongated waisted neck and garlic mouth, painted with floral sprays and insects, the mouth with cloud scrolls and a band of pointed leaves to the rim, red Christies sale label to base, 15¼in. (38.7cm.) high.* Provenance: The Hatcher Collection, Christies Amsterdam, 12-13th June 1984.** Condition: 6mm flaked chip to rim. A patch of brown stained lines to glaze on lower body. Some encrustation to underside. No other cracks or chips.
A Meissen style porcelain patch box, 19th century, rectangular form, domed hinged lid with Watteau-esque scene to centre within raised scroll work gilt frame, waisted form lower section with topographical scenes to all four sides, brass scroll thumb piece to centre, initials A. and C. above and below blue crossed sword mark to base, 2¼ x 1½in. (5.75 x 3.75cm.).
A fine pair of late 19th century painted satinwood demi-lune commodes, the top surfaces decorated with Adams style floral garlands encasing batwing reserves with classical maiden and cherub scenes, the outer edge with small floral trail borders, single doors with recessed panels painted with mother and child scenes within typical Adams style oval reserves surmounted by bow ribbons, butterflies to each corners enclosed by floral borders, flanked by recessed panels to the curved sides bearing stylised Adams emblems for harvest, travel, music and art, 35¼ x 15¾in. (89.5 x 40cm.), 39¾in. (101cm.) high. (2)* Condition: Each has a key. The interiors have a single removable shelf. The tops are decorated to the same standard as the remainder of the pieces. The painted decoration is definitely original to the pieces and there is very little evidence of any retouching.The backs are nicely constructed with panels. They are in largely original condition. There are minor painted-in repairs to shrinkage cracks across both tops, and a few minor retouches to veneer chips on the edges of the tops. The tops have therefore definitely been repolished - the remainder of the surface appears to be original and in good order. One top has a patch of polish which is worn (visible in the photos). There is a minor repair to one section of moulding on the base of one commode, which has left an area which is slightly lighter in polish colour. There are no replaced parts or major repairs, and just a couple of very small and minor veneer losses to the edges. The commodes are structurally very sound and the doors open cleanly. The locks work well. No wood worm, cracks, weak points etc.
A matched set of three Chinese transitional blue and white sleeve vases from the Hatcher Cargo, mid 17th century, two painted with sprays of various flowers and insects, the third with sprays of roses, a peony and pomegranates, all with bands of pointed leaves to the waisted necks, 8¾in. (22.25cm.) high, two with Christies sale label to base. (3)* Provenance: The Hatcher Collection, Christies Amsterdam, 12-13th June 1984.** Condition: The two floral decorated vases with a few faint stain patches to exterior glaze. The other with patch of grey staining to glaze inside neck. Good condition overall with no chips or cracks.
Hermanus Koekkoek II (Dutch, 1836-1909), also known as Louis Van Staaten, 'Veere Harbour', watercolour, signed lower left, inscribed to fragment of original backing verso, 21 x 14¼in. (53.5 x 36.25cm.)* Condition: The watercolour has some time staining to the paper which makes it appear slightly browned and a little very faint foxing to the sky. There is also a vertical patch to the centre of the painting in the sky which has retouching and restoration - this is clearly visible in the main photo. There are two small scuffs to the surface of the paper at the very top centre margin.
A collection of Channel Islands Masonic garments, for the Guernsey and Alderney Lodges, comprising two armbands, a neckband and apron, in royal blue with gold borders, within original leather case, the initials E.C. embossed in gilt to top; together with Royal Arch apron and sash, small circular white patch with gilt triangle for the same Lodge; various jewels to include Stewards medals for the province of Essex Institution for Boys, Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution 1949, Royal Masonic Institution for Girls 1950, gilt silver star of David medal on crimson ribbon; together with four Masonic publications. (qty)
Three 19th century stone set patch boxes, all of oval form, to include a gilt metal example, the hinged lid and base inset with moss agate, 44mm wide; a floral enamel inlaid box with Lake Superior agate inset to hinged lid and base, 48mm wide; and a machined gilt bodied box, the hinged lid and base with inset chalcedony agate, 60mm wide. (3)
A flintlock Slit Stock Baker Rifle, 30inch barrel with fixed dovetailed rear sight, border engraved bevelled lock stamped with a crown over GR and BLAIR & Co. across the tail, Inspector's stamp beneath the pan, full stocked, stamped with Inspector's mark behind the scroll trigger guard, further stamped POTTS and RC, regulation brass mounts including rounded end patch box, steel ramrod.
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