Three silver boxes comprising a snuff box having purple guilloche enamel to the lid and applied floral basket design set with Marcasite stones, the interior lid inset with mirror and interior base having import hallmarks for London 1927; a patch box with engine turned design, aqua guilloche enamel to the sides and lid with hand painted full length portrait of a gentleman in classical costume, the interior base having import hallmarks for 1928; and a trinket pot in the form of a hat box with engraved musical design and hinged lid with possibly French hallmarks Snuff - approx 22g, no visible damage, 4cm x 3cm Patch - approx 32g, some surface scratching to lid, some chips and bruising to enamel, 4cm diameter Trinket - approx 21g, some minor denting, lid doesn't quite seat properly when closed, 4cm x 3cm
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Late 18th century Worcester tea bowl decorated with spiralling floral bands, fretted square mark to base, 8.5cm, another Worcester tea bowl and saucer decorated with foliage and flowers with pale green band at foot, both with "W" marks in under glaze blue and another Worcester tea cup with faux oriental marks decorated in the "Imari" pattern (4) CONDITION REPORT: Cup - firing flaw to rim, gilding loss. Saucer - chip to saucer rim under the glaze, pitting. Worcester bowl - chip to base rim and others smaller, two chips to bowl rim, fritting, light surface scratching, small restored patch to the body. Tea bowl - nibbles to base rim, fritting, gilding loss, scratches.
An early 20th century Chinese export ivory ball in ball carving on a cup and column stand, with circular base, the column pierce and carved with dragons, the ball of seven concentric rings, the exterior also carved with dragons and clouds, 18cm total, boxed. CONDITION REPORT: No obvious significant damage only minor nibbles to some of the edges. White paint or tipex patch to rim of stand.
Parachute Regiment - ITEMS NOW ADDED TO THIS LOT - a collection of patch badges, lapel badges and a car badge relating to the Parachute Regiment and the Parachute Training School Royal Air Force, dog tags marked A Pope OFFR CE 169798 RAFVR, flying eagle badge with spinner and marked TOBIE OJCZYZNO 5106, spinner marked GB TECHN LONDON - THE FOLLOWING HAS BEEN ADDED TO THE LOT - Pope's Ronson cigarette lighter with Parachute Regt emblem, a collection of original photographs of the period to include group picture 1943 Officer's School, group picture RAF Cosford No 2 School of PT and Drill, two portraits of A Pope, an unusual original photograph of crew in parachute mode, two rugby team group pictures (one with names marked verso), No 1 Parachute Training School RAF Day programme, Ringway 15 September 1945 and programme Rededication of the Parachute Memorial at Ringway
Victoria (1837-1901), 'Bun Head' bronze Penny, 1860, dies 1+D, laureate and draped bust left, hair tied in a bun, wreath of 15 leaves and 4 berries (F.8; S.3954), scattered carbon spots on both sides, and a dark patch by pe of penny on reverse, die crack through date, evidence of clashed dies both sides, extremely fine, some lustre, rare Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
TWO BILSTON ENAMEL PATCH BOXES, 18TH CENTURY, each oval, the first inscribed to the hinged cover Accept A Trifle From A Friend, within gilded and cobalt "beading", the underside fitted with a mirror, 5cm wide; the second inscribed to the hinged cover ABSENT but not Forgotten, between birds perched on hearts, the underside fitted with a mirror, 4cm wide. (2)
W H Hulk - 'Evening - near Guildford', oil on canvas laid on board, signed with initials lower left and inscribed verso, 29 x 24 cm Condition Report Good condition, possibly revarnished but sensitively so, slight dent to mid foreground, and very faint patch of cracking to paint left foreground, gilt frame has old repairs at corners but otherwise ready to hang
Mercia, Burgred (852-74), phase III, c.868/70-874, Penny, 1.06g., Cunehelm, +BVRGRED REX, bust right, rev. MON/CVNEHEL/ETA, lunettes type D (N.426; S.942c), chipped, surface patch on reverse, light toning, nearly very finePROVENANCEGlendining 12 December 1974, 822 Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Third Reich Waffen SS Infantrymans M43 pattern tunic. A rare example of a Waffen SS tunic. This 43 pattern feldbluse has been period converted with false pleats added to the patch pockets to give the appearance of the smarter M40 feldbluse. Pure SS pattern blouse with two hole belt ramp supports. Has Russian capture ink stamps markings to lining. Complete with white piped shoulder straps and an original silver Infantry Assualt badge.
Rifle: A scarce Russian Brunswick rifle by F.J Malherbe of Liege. Known as the Model 1843 LUTTICH STUTZER rifle. Calibre .70. Brass furniture butt tang marked 'No 994' (highest recorded number we can find to date is 992). Large brass patch box numbered inside '4903'. Back action lock signed 'F.J. Malherbe Liege'. Steel rifled barrel 30" with bayonet bar. Walnut fullstock to muzzle. Oval escutcheon marked 'F.C.1' and double headed eagle motif which also appears on the heel of the buttplate. Crisp action on full & half cock. Rear sight is a 'V' notch, dovetailed into the barrel. This is a possible replacement as it is not the standard leaf issue for these rifles. Overall g.w.o. and condition (some cleaning to barrel). Original ramrod. Of the type issued to the Russian Imperial Guard.
KONSTANTIN YAKOVLEVICH KRYZHITSKY (UKRAINIAN, 1858-1911), OIL ON CANVAS, 1886, H 17", W 27", "ICE CUTTING"A man lying on a horse-drawn travois; signed and dated lower left; gilt frame with linen liner. Provenance: exhibited 1967, Gallery of Modern Art, NYC, "A Survey of Russian Painting from the 15th to the 20th Century" (label on verso); Birmingham Gallery, Inc. (John McKinney), Birmingham, MI label on verso as well.Under UV light: large patch in UL of sky with overpainting on the recto; possibly 2 smaller restorations in center right; not lined; original stretchers; gilt period frame with many losses and having water damage to its verso. Rf- For High Resolution Photos visit Dumouchelles website.
ADOLF (CONSTANTIN) BAUMGARTNER-STOILOFF (AUSTRIAN, 1850-1924), OIL ON CANVAS, H 27", W 42", "TROIKA" IN THE SNOWSigned lower right; framed.Under UV light: patch in the UL with a 'T' shape restoration going from the sky into the left horse's head; craquelure in the lower half of the painting with instability developing; not lined; wood liner has yellowed; framing is very slightly chipped. Rf- For High Resolution Photos visit Dumouchelles website.
SHELLEY; an Art Deco six setting tea service; 057 pattern, decorated with trees in a landscape in shades of grey, black and yellow, comprising bread and butter plate, six cups, six saucers and six side plates. CONDITION REPORT: Surface dirt generally. Very slight abrasions commensurate with age and use. Saucers - marks under rims, probably made by maker. Very small patch stain under rim. Cups - OK. Plates - marks under rims, probably made by maker. Sandwich plate - marks under rims, probably made by maker.
An Art Nouveau late Victorian hallmarked silver trinket box, the hinged lid embossed with stylised floral sprays and raised on four scrolling supports, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1900, length 9.8cm, height 5cm, approx 5.13ozt. CONDITION REPORT: The dark patch on the left on the main image appears to be tarnish but we cannot guarantee that it would polish off. Please see additional image for close up view.
A 19th century Chinese export porcelain bowl, decorated figures, flowers and foliage in enamel colours (star crack to base), 29 cm diameter See illustration Condition report Report by NG Star crack to base. Also patch of glaze missing from base. Star crack visible to internal base. Also another crack visible on inside of bowl from inside. Couple of chips to rim. Wear and losses to painted and gilt decoration. Interior of bowl worn. Approx 29 cm diameter and 12 cm high.
An oak chest, of 18 small drawers, 106 cm wide See illustration Condition report Report by RB Overall looks to have been stained at one point and someone is trying to get rid of the staining although they haven't really succeeded. The top has one large split to it, the drawers aren't bowed as such, they just don't quite fit perfectly on their stops, has has numerous sets of handles and locks, and you should be able to see patch repairs where the locks were. Overall a pretty size of chest, which would certainly benefit from some better and or professional restoration. 49 cm deep x 87 cm high
A Victorian walnut table, by Gillow, the top veneered in burr walnut, on shaped end supports joined by a turned and carved pole stretcher, stamped GILLOW, 91 cm wide See illustration Condition report Report by RB Very much in a market fresh condition, the top is faded and with some water staining. There is a patch of veneer missing. The end supports are a much better colour, and have nice carved leaf roundels, ending in scroll feet, the turned and carved pole stretcher is in quite good condition too.
A George III mahogany chest, of four graduated long drawers, on bracket feet, 85 cm wide See illustration Condition report Report by RB Period, but more provincial than being London made, from a private client who used to have a house in Park Lane, it is very much in a restored condition, the top is warped and patch repairs, and the drawer fronts bowed, the base has probably all been rebuilt. That being said it is not unattractive and would sit just as happily in a drawing room as a bedroom.
A 19th century inlaid mahogany table, with canted corners and a lift up top, on tapering square legs joined by a X stretcher, 49 cm wide See illustration Condition report Report by RB The top has a ring stain to it, and is slightly bowed. On the underside of the lid there is a crack, although this is not visible from the top, the hinges look to have been replaced, and one has broken off badly from the base and has a crude repair to it which is not stained and has no crossbanding to it. A few areas of patch repairs, but overall is quite pretty, with satinwood inlay to the rear legs also. Generally dirty, market fresh.
A Sutherland Police white metal button Manufactured by J Leckie & Co, Glasgow (very rare, Ref JCG page 196) Three Forfarshire Constabulary buttons by C&J Weldon, London, Gardiner London and Glasgow and English made (extremely scarce, Ref JCG page 90), two Royal Crowns, Elginshire Constabulary Tudor crown button (rare, Ref JCG page 84), three further boards with Straithclyde Police patch and thirty-one chromed trapezoid pierced frames holding officer's number and division details (Ref JCG page 194), a gilt and enamel Straithclyde Police traffic warden's badge, also with this lot a copy of Scottish Insignia by John C Green.
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