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Snuff boxes, a silver patch box and an enamelled porcelain scent bottle with silver top.

A quantity of assorted Cabbage Patch dolls

A George III country pearwood side table, (SH) the frieze drawer over cabriole legs, alterations, 93cm wide (cut down) 59cm deep 71cm high CONDITION REPORT: Pad feet cut off. Back has splits and hole. Top has patch and splits, ring marks. Slits on sides.

A tortoiseshell patch box, early 19th century, with an inlaid strigulate border, the lid inset with a painted panel of the Nine Muses dancing with Apollo, each muse named to the plinth in Greek, 9.5cm

A mahogany tea caddy, 19th century, of oblong form, with beaded edge, opening to reveal two lidded compartments with mixing bowl, raised on flat bun feet, 34cm long 18cm high CONDITION REPORT: Mahogany good colour aside from one pale patch to the back. Hinges have lifted a little, inside lid has a slight cracking to mahogany veneer, mixing bowl possibly replacement, as are feet.

A Russian silver-gilt, gold and blue enamel patch box, 88 zlotnik and gold rim, circular-shape with hinged cover, guilloche enamel, 22mm diameter.

Militaria: a quantity of RAF memorabilia relating to navigator FA Kirby, comprising; 'Navigator's, Air Bomber's and Air Gunner's Flying Log book' detailing ops over France and Germany during 1943 and 1944 in Wellington, Manchester, Lancaster and Stirling aircraft, a 'Royal Air Force Sight Log Book', a copy of 'Bomber Command', 'We Speak from the Air', 'ABC of the RAF', a forces 'New Testament', and a collection of cap and patch badges including navigator wings.

Fornasetti glove box with sliding cedar interior, printed palette mark to red felt base, 30.5cm wideCondition report: Patch of white misting to print. Several chips to the enamel, scratches to surface, minor corrosion to metal springs.

Three Hardy rods to include a No.1 L.R.H Palakona two piece spinning rod number E98921 with metal spanner and stoppers, overall length 292cm 115 inches, also another Hardy split cane steel core three piece 13foot rod with rod in hand transfer logo, number 8791, also a Richard Walker Reservoir Superlight 9foot 3 inch rod, with stopper, two rods with makers bags, the early Hardy rod has an unbranded bag. Condition report: No.1 Spinning rod: three parts have copper coloured whippings, the rest of the rod has green whippings. Second split cane rod: varnish loss, one patch of cane on lower section pulling apart, corrosion to fittings. The spare tip section has been broken but one tip section is still complete. Richard Walker: perishing to cork, otherwise ok.

Hardy Perfect 3 3/4" reel, with ribbed brass foot, and spare spool, both with original boxes. Condition report: heavy enamel wear in patches especially to the edges, small patch of corrosion to the spare spool, boxes have small damages. Whilst the reel appears to function correctly we do not guarantee this and that the insides are all original.

Two Hardy Altex reels, to include No.2 Mk 4 with spare spool, bag and leatherette box, also a No.3 Mk.5 with original box and bag. (2) Condition report: The first reel shows signs of wear and use, the second reel has most of the finish intact and has only minor signs of use and a small patch of bubbling to the enamel at the rear of the reel. The boxes have wear and small rips. Whilst the reels appear to function correctly we do not guarantee this and that the insides are all original.

Murano `Oriente` glass ewer, Dino Martens, for Aureliano Toso with patch work coloured glass body, paper label to base, 43cm high Condition report: No damage or restoration, minor surface scratches.

Massive Ceramica Astra Baldi vase incised and painted with a female figure beside a chest of drawers, 102cm high Condition report: No damage or restoration, small worn patch to glaze.

Moorcroft trial vase decorated with `Wetland Emerald` pattern, impressed and painted marks including 8.1.13 date, 15cm high Condition report: No damage or restoration. Whilst there are no seconds marks or removed silver lines there is a patch of misfired glaze to the base. No crazing. £150-200

Moorcroft trial vase, the design has not yet entered production and is decorated with stalks within a sunset landscape, impressed and painted marks including 13.11.12 date, 21cm high Condition report: No damage or restoration. Whilst there are no seconds marks or removed silver lines there is a tiny patch of unfired glaze to the rim. No crazing.

19TH CENTURY DELFT CHINA MANTLE CLOCK WITH ENAMEL FACE MARKED MALVERN, ROYAL WORCESTER SHELL SHAPED DISH `ABBEY GATEWAY`, PORCELAIN PATCH POT `ST. ANNES WELL` AND PLATE WITH TRANSFER DECORATION `GOING UP HILL MALVERN`Postage Cost (basic) : £30

MAUCHLINEWARE INC. PAIL SHAPED STRING BOX WITH BIRD DECORATION, GLASS TOP DICE SHAKER PEMBROKE CASTLE, ROUND TREEN PATCH POT AND A NEEDLE CASE, SANDOWNPostage Cost (basic) : £20

A Queen Mary brass Christmas 1914 WWI Serviceman`s tin together with a small quantity of coins, a wooden gear stick knob, brass patch pot, miniature prayer book.

Small enamel pill box in the form of a canary and another oval enamel patch box inscribed `Love Constitutes the Value` with internal mirror (both a/f)

Coalport three handled floral encrusted vase and cover, Hummell figure of a boy hiker (a/f), two enamel patch boxes and a small quantity of various glass and ceramics

George III South Staffordshire enamel patch box the oval lid transfer printed 'May charms like thine be still m lot...' approx 4cm

A GEORGIAN BLOWN GLASS PATCH POT with fold over rim and stepped circular base, 10cm high

ARMSTRONG, NEILPoster Signed - (PSS)A NASA print (overall approx. 275x355mm) showing the three Apollo XI astronauts, moon plaque and mission patch, signed in blue ink by Neil Armstrong. An excellent item, ideal for framing.

A Chelsea `Hans Sloane` botanical plate. c.1755, with painted red anchor mark and shaped brown line rim, boldly painted with a large-leaved plant with large deep pink bell shaped flowers, a small plant with orange flowers, covering a flawed patch in the glaze, a butterfly, a dragonfly and another winged insect, 8 1/8in. (20.25cm.) diameter, wear to brown line and two small areas of dark spotting to glaze on rim, glaze flaw to base. * This plate was purchased as part of a set of Chelsea `Hans Sloane` style botanical porcelain, at an auction at `Lady Headfords` held by Stokes and Quirke of 33 Kildare Street, Dublin, on 19th September 1944. The items were described as `13 Floral Plates`, sold as one lot for £44.2s. A copy of the original purchase invoice dated 27th September 1944 is included with this lot. The vendor`s mother, Mrs. J. M. Burkhardt, purchased the Chelsea porcelain with her wedding money, which raised eyebrows amongst friends and family alike!. The thirteen plates described on the invoice are featured as lots 2 to 14 in this sale. John C. Austin notes in his 1977 book `Chelsea Porcelain at Williamsburg` that an advertisement in Faulkner`s Dublin Journal, 1 - 4 July, 1758 announced the importation into Dublin of ".Three fine tureens.one in curious plants, with table plates, soup plates and desart plates enamelled from Sir Hans Sloan`s (sic) plants". The advertisement was for an auction at Mr. Young`s Room, on Cork Hill and was one of several sales that was held to disperse the factory`s stock which had fallen behind current London tastes. This advertisement may refer directly to this set of thirteen soup plates and the tureen featured as lot 1 in our catalogue, purchased by Mrs. Burkhardt 186 years later in the same city. Interestingly, it is this advertising reference which led to the wider use of the term `Hans Sloane` to describe Chelsea wares bearing this style of decoration.

A late 18th/early 19th century Bilston type enamel patch box with floral design to lid and body - W4.5cm, together with another damaged patch box with motto to lid

A 15ct gold and gem set ring; a turquoise ring; a silver patch box; other costume jewellery; compact; Yardioled pencil; ivory cocktail sticks; a 19th century French 'Gants' box.

A 19th Century Bohemian overlaid and painted vase, together with a pair of Limoges candlesticks and a hand painted Limoges 'patch box' (4)

A George III silver patch box, IT, Birmingham 1803, of circular form with bright cut engraved decoration to the cover, initialled MJ, 22mm diameter, together with an oval white metal patch box and a novelty miniature silver chair, Birmingham, total weight 23gms (3)

A Staffordshire enamel circular patch box, 18th century decorated with flowers against a blue ground, 9cm diameter.

Blacker (William) Catechism of Fly Making, Angling and Dyeing, 2 engraved titles (1 dated 1842, the other 1843), 6 plates and 14 original flies and hooks, each attached with silver paper seals, 1843 title cut at head, slightly browned, Blacker printed advertisement on front pastedown, contemporary calf, gilt, corners slightly bumped, small patch of surface wear on upper cover, rubbed with small loss at head of spine, g.e., [W&S p. 32], 12mo, the Author, 1843. Regarded by Blacker as a `New Edition` of The Art of Angling.

1939-1945 War Medal, Defence Medal, Star, Italy Star, Africa Star, Atlantic Star, Burma Star, Indian Army General Service Medal with Naga Hills Clasp Engraved, 2465017 Major Singh Punjab Royal Armoured Corps Patch Medal, Ribbon on Bar with Oak Leaf (Medals Not Marked), Two Kings Badges and Silver WWI Badge

A blue and white Plate, Kangxi, c.1690, painted in underglaze blue with a lady and her beau, a horse and her chair, the rim with further figures and diaper, Dutch silver mounts to take missing handle, six character Kangxi mark, restored, 17cm Condition Report 5cm hairline crack (visible both sides). 12 x 4cm patch of overspraying where it has been restored on the underside.

UMAYYAD, TEMP. ‘ABD AL-MALIK B. MARWAN (65-86h)Dirham, Mah al-Basra 79hWEIGHT: 2.74gREFERENCE: Klat 550CONDITION: Has been cleaned, patch of chloride deposit remaining between 1 o’clock and 3 o’clock in obverse margin, very fine to good very fine and rare

BUWAYHIDS IN ‘UMAN, BAHA Al-DAWLA (379-403h)Dinar, ‘Uman 394hWEIGHT: 5.01gREFERENCE: Treadwell Um394GCONDITION: Small patch of staining on obverse, struck from rusty dies, very fine to good very fine and rare

A Collection of Miscellaneous: A pair of early 19th lacquered papier mâché wine coasters decorated with a band of gilt flowers. Two round lacquered boxes with painted lids, 4½ ins (11 cms) in diameter. A small early Victorian serpentine edged tôleware cake basket painted with floral bouquet. A small 18th Century Tortoiseshell and leather clad patch box with inset oval miniature portrait of a lady to the lid, 3 ins (7.5 cms) in diameter. A gilt metal travelling writing set with candle, inkwell and pen stand encased in an oval leather box. A leather clad travelling inkwell and vesta case.

Two Late 18th/Early 19th Century Round Patch Boxes inset with painted miniatures to the lids, 2½ ins (6.5 cms) in diameter.

A Collection of Six 19th Century and Later French Patch Boxes.

A Collection of Six Decorative 19th Century Patch Boxes.

TAG HEUER (Chronographe Grand Carrera Bleu réf. CV2015), vers 2006. Chronographe de pilote à grande ouverture en acier à fond vissé saphir (mouvement apparent et balancier décoré). Large lunette en acier monobloc tachymétrique bleu. Cadran bleu métallisé à trois compteurs cerclés (seconde à 9h, minute à 12h, heure à 6h), date guichet à 3h. Index appliqués et aiguilles luminescents. Bracelet en acier à boucle déployante. Mouvement : Calibre mécanique remontage automatique signé TAG HEUER / 16 base Eta 7750 Swiss. Diam. : 41.5 mm. État : Très bon état (Écrin Course et patch F1 T.Heuer) .

A Doulton Burslem Holbein Ware ovoid vase treacle glazed and decorated in relief with a floral bouquet, black printed mark to base and impressed Doulton 13, height 26cm. CONDITION REPORT: Minor crazing throughout, small patch to the top rim where glaze is slightly lighter in colour but this does not appear to be a restoration but perhaps a colour test.

A WWII American US Army Air Force pilot's sheepskin lined leather B3 flying jacket with a USAAF patch and makers label.

ROBERT MORDEN; a hand coloured engraved map "The County Palatine of Chester", 35 x 42cm, framed and glazed. CONDITION REPORT: Slight patch of staining to lower right, no tears.

A quantity of teenage fashion dolls, Barbie, etc, and a cabbage patch doll.

R Lofthouse (19th century) AN NAIVE SCHOOL OIL PAINTING depicting a rural scene of a farmer and his family attending to their horses, signed and dated 1873 lower left, within a moulded gilt frame. 57cm x 87cm Four patch repairs, cracking, surface dirt, stretcher showing around edge of painting, frame re-painted in gold colour, some depletions to frame,viewing advised.

A FRENCH BRASS FIVE-GLASS CARRIAGE CLOCK, 20th century, having a shaped carrying handle over a rectangular bevelled glass panel, a platform escapement marked ~Made in France~, the movement and white enamelled dial with Roman hours behind bevelled glass panels, on a plinth base. 12.5cm(h) Generally good apart form a small patch of oxidation/acid stain to handle.

A GEORGIAN MAHOGANY BUREAU BOOKCASE having a moulded cornice, two geometrically glazed doors and internal adjustable shelving, the lower stage fall-front opening to reveal the inset tooled leather skiver, an arrangement of drawers and pigeon holes, two short and three long cockbeaded graduating drawers each with brass bale handles, raised on bracket feet. 200cm(h) x 100cm(w) x 54cm(d) Left side of cornice missing, crack to one glass panel, some glass replaced, split to skiver at hinge, some internal divisions missing, moulding depletions, patch repair, fading staining etc.

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY MAHOGANY STANDARD LAMP with modern fitting, turned, petal carved and fluted column, on a turned circular platform base with short circular feet. 155cm(h) Top appears cut-down, patch to column, marks and scratches.

A GEORGE III ENAMELLED PATCH BOX of oval form, the hinged cover printed in black with central military motif and inscription ~May British valour conquests gain and make our foes our friends again~ internal mirror, the moulded base decorated with flowers and bands. 2.3cm(h) x 4cm(w) x 3cm(d) Hairlines and slight staining to top, mirror heavily spotted, the base section with cracks and enamel losses.

A LATE 19TH CENTURY COPPER AND BRASS LOG OR COAL BIN with rolled rim, riveted body, applied brass lion mask and ring handles, raised on three animal paw feet, the interior with ill-fitting leather liner. 46cm(h) x 48cm(d) Marks, and scratches, some dents, oval riveted patch repair to body.

A mixed lot,various materials, including an enamel patch box, oval form, the cover with a shepherdess, various silver fruit knives, medals and coins, and other items including a tortoiseshell mandolin. (qty)

A George III silver patch box,maker`s mark of SH or HS, London 1786,circular form, the pull-off cover with an agate panel, diameter 3cm.

A mixed lot of enamel and porcelain boxes,comprising: a French base metal mounted enamel vesta case, the hinged cover enamelled with a return ticket from Monte Carlo to Nice, the base enamelled with a roulette table, plus an oval patch box, the cover with `A Trifle from Penzance, plus two further enamel boxes and two modern enamel boxes, three porcelain boxes and a hard stone box. (10)

A small 19th Century needlework sampler, alphabet, floral and patch design, monogrammed HSJ, 33cm x 22cm, framed

Two early 19th Century Bilston enamel patch boxes, the first of oval form, the hinged mirror-lined lid inscribed `Forget Me Not`, S/D, 3.5cm in diameter, the second a circular example, the hinged mirror-lined lid detailed with a white dove sat upon an urn, S/D, 3.5cm in diameter. (2)

A FOLLOWER OF SIR DAVID WILKIE (1785-1841) "Card players", an interior scene with old woman playing a younger woman at cards, a man helping the younger woman, a chid looking on", oil on panel, unsigned, 30 cm x 25 cm CONDITION REPORTS Overall appearance is dirty but sound, with signs of age, panel appears intact, some signs of wear to the edging where the panel meets the slip. However, under UV light there appear to be several areas of restoration showing up black particularly to the folds of the lady's dress and to the edges of the cupboard on the wall, a larger patch to the right of her feet horizontally, and various small black marks throughout suggesting sympathetic restoration in the past. Frame basically sound though chips and scratches to the ebonising throughout (please see photos). As to age - appears to be a 19th century copy as opposed to 20th century

ATTRIBUTED TO THOMAS BARKER OF BATH (1769-1847) "Castle at Uske", sepia pen and ink over pencil traces with watercolour, 9" x 6.5"Provenance: Purchased from John F C Phillips, London, 10.05.86Slight fading overall with evidence of surface dirt to the paper consistent with age. There is a patch of dark grey mottling to the bottom right hand corner spreading across to the left and up into the tree. There is a minor crease running vertically down approximately 1" from the left hand side, but this is difficult to spot. No other damage or restoration is visible. Please note this condition report has been prepared with the work under a mount and behind glass.£100-200

ENGLISH SCHOOL, early 19th century A pair of fishermen beside a lake with a fort building on the horizon, watercolour, 9.25" x 12.25"Slight fading overall to the greens and blues where their precise definition has been lost slightly. There is a patch of foxing just right to the centre of the work which has been concealed by what appears to be white chalk. There is some slight yellowing to the paper, particularly evident in the paler sky areas. No other damage or restoration is visible. Please note this condition report has been prepared with the painting under a mount and behind glass.

WILLIAM BINGHAM MCGUINESS RHA (1849-1928) View of a Continental market on a street towards the cathedral, signed lower left, watercolour over pencil traces, 20.5" x 10.25", and another study by the artist (2)Cottage view - severe foxing and discolouration throughout the image. Slight fading to the colours. Street scene - surface yellowing to the paper overall with heavy foxing to the lower section of the work. There is a patch where the surface of the paper has abraded in the top right hand corner. No other damage or restoration. Please not that both condition reports have been prepared with the paintings under mounts and behind glass

ERNEST WALLCOUSINS (1883-1976) A three-quarter portrait of Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965), wearing a bow tie and standing before a table displaying St. George slaying the Dragon, oil on canvas, 54" x 35"The model of St George and The Dragon appears to have been added to this work sometime after its initial creation. It`s presence has several possible layers of symbolic meaning. Firstly, it may represent the Allied victory of good over evil during World War II. In addition, as St George is the patron saint of Moscow, it may be emblematic of the alliance between Britain and Russian at the time. It may also have been added to celebrate Elizabeth II`s Coronation in 1953. Finally, the presence of St George and The Dragon could allude to the Great George insignia given by Queen Anne to John Churchill, Ist Duke of Marlborough, to celebrate his victory at the Battle of Blenheim. Sir Winston Churchill wore this very insignia at the Coronation of Elizabeth II. This portrait is illustrated opposite page 1 of The Victory Book, published by Odhams Press Ltd to commemorate the Allied victory in World War II. A copy of this publication is included with this lot. Ernest Wallcousins (1883-1976) was appointed as the official illustrator for all Royal occasions between 1935 and 1963.Provenance: Private collection, London. THE VENDOR WISHES THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION TO BE ADDED:A PORTRAIT OF WINSTON CHURCHILL CELEBRATING VICTORY, 1945, FEATURING ST GEORGE SLAYING THE DRAGON BY C.E. WALLCOUSINS THE ILLUSTRATOR FOR ALL ROYAL OCCASIONS 1935-1963.The portrait shows Churchill in a book lined room, thought to be a representation of the Cabinet Room and of hist literacy and rhetoric genius, standing behind a table with his hand on a Mercator`s map of the world which symbolises his role as the great strategist globally of the Second World War.St George slaying the Dragon in front of Churchill was added later, perhaps alluding to the Marlborough Great George insignia of his forbear, John Churchill. Winston Churchill wore this insignia on the event of the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II on 2nd June, 1953, the 60th anniversary of which is this year. Overall condition of this painting appears quite good with light surface dirt and discolouration. There is a small patch visible on the reverse corresponding with the position of the St. George`s and The Dragon, which were later additions. There are also minor surface losses to the gilt frame.

* SIR STANLEY SPENCER (1891-1959) `Potato Patch, Rostrevor`, 1952, oil on canvas, 20" x 24"This work comes from a group of mature landscapes with trees painted by the artist in the early 1950`s. It can be compared with `Shillington`s House, Whitehouse` painted in 1951 and illustrated in the catalogue of the Royal Academy Exhibition in 1980., no. 258, p. 213.Provenance: Arthur Tooth & Sons Ltd, London, 6th November 1952, purchased for.