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Lot 582
A GENTLEMAN`S TUDOR OYSTER ROYALE WRISTWATCH, c. 1950, in stainless steel case having a silvered dial with gilt Arabic numerals and arrow-head batons, gilt alpha hands, signed to dial and Rolex button to oyster pipe, together with two other wristwatches by Jaeger le Coutre and Omega (both at fault)
Lot 441
PETROV-VODKIN, KUZMA (1878-1939) The Artist and His Model, signed with a monogram, further inscribed by the artist in Cyrillic, numbered "N29" and dated "Paris 1906-1907" on the reverse; also further inscribed in Cyrillic "Drawing at the Académie Colarossi/Sitting Model and Head with Pipe" by the artist`s widow. Charcoal and watercolour on laid paper, 46 by 31 cm. Provenance: Collection of Ya.E. Rubinshtein, Moscow.Authenticity certificate from the expert E. ZhukovaExhibited: Russkaya grafika XVIII-XX vekov iz sobranii I.V. Kachurina i Ya.E. Rubinshteina, Leningrad, 1982.
Lot 64
Sussex – Archaeology – Bosham Estate deed on five large sheets of parchment dated 1898 being the conveyance of Lord Fitzhardinge’s Estate at Bosham Sussex with extensive schedules and a very fine estate plan with bright colours. A particularly interesting feature of this document is that the plan signifies the location of ‘Site of Palace’. This was finally excavated by Barry Cunliffe in 1960 after Roman remains were accidently discovered by workmen digging a trench for a water pipe. What he discovered proved to be indeed a palace - one of the most significant archaeological sites in Britain. It seems remarkable however that such a site was so located and its significance as a ‘Palace’ rather than a ‘Villa’ or any other such Roman structure on this document indicating that the tradition that the building was a palace must have been handed down in local belief for almost 2 000 – and yet never really believed by the archaeological community !
Lot 652
DOLLS` HOUSES AN ALL-BISQUE DOLLS` HOUSE DOLL with blue painted eyes, pink jointed limbs, brown painted shoes and pink crochet outfit-3in. (7.5cm) high; a bisque `snow baby` polar bear on scooter; a wooden pipe of a black man`s head wearing a top hat; a German soft metal horse and gig; other dolls` house pieces and miniatures (a lot)
Lot 662
A GERMAN COMPOSITION FATHER CHRISTMAS CANDY CONTAINER with painted features, blue up-glancing eyes, red mica covered cloak, white fur trim to hood and red pipe clean trim down front of coat, silver glitter covered base, goose-feather Christmas tree and opens at top of boots to reveal container, 1910-20s-13.1/4in. (33.5cm) high
Lot 394
Paper Roll Organ "Raffin" Pipe organ, 20 notes, handcrank-operated, wooden case with visible pipes in the front, on cart, with 15 paper rolls. Plays very well! Watch & Listen on: Youtube.com/AuctionTeamBreker Notenband-Drehorgel "Raffin" Pfeifenorgel, 20 Tonstufen, Handkurbelantrieb, Holzgehäuse mit sichtbaren Pfeifen in der Front, auf Orgelwagen, mit 15 Notenbändern. Funktioniert sehr gut! Watch & Listen on: Youtube.com/AuctionTeamBrekerCondition: (2/2) Starting Price €700
Lot 395
Paper Roll Organ "Tiedemann" Pipe organ (bass, melody and counter melody), 27 notes, handcrank-operated, wooden case with visible pipes, colored front and two dancing dolls on the lid, on cart, with 10 paper rolls. Plays very well. Watch & Listen on: Youtube.com/AuctionTeamBreker Notenband-Drehorgel "Tiedemann" Pfeifenorgel (Baß, Melodie und Gegenmelodie), 27 Tonstufen, Handkurbelantrieb, Holzgehäuse mit bemalter Front und sichtbaren Pfeifen, 2 sich drehende Puppen auf der Orgel, auf Orgelwagen, mit 10 Notenbändern. Funktioniert sehr gut! Watch & Listen on: Youtube.com/AuctionTeamBrekerCondition: (2/2) Starting Price €700
Lot 461
Unusual Musical Smoking Sailor Automaton With unsigned S.F.B.J. era Jumeau bisque head impressed "2", open mouth without teeth, fixed blue paperweight eyes, pierced ears, replacement hair wig, seated on crate marked "Fragile", a pipe in his right hand, a china ashtray in his left, on stained wood base designed as a ship`s deck, the going-barrel movement playing one air as the sailor brings a lighted pipe to his lips, turns his head and "exhales", the smoke cycled from the right hand and out through the mouth via bellows, in traditional sailor suit with striped stockings and jersey, height 16 in. (41 cm), (flaw from temples to bridge of nose), probably by Roullet & Decamps, with alterations and replacement parts, including hands and musical movement. Good smoking action. Watch & Listen on: Youtube.com/AuctionTeamBreker Musik-Puppenautomat "Der rauchende Matrosenjunge" Hersteller vermutlich Roullet & Decamps, mit unbezeichnetem Biskuitporzellankopf aus der Jumeau-Ära mit geprägter "2". Offener Mund, feststehende blaue Paperweight-Augen, durchstochene Ohrläppchen, Perücke ersetzt. Die Puppe sitzt auf einer Kiste mit der Aufschrift "Fragile", in der rechten Hand eine Pfeife und in der linken einen Porzellanaschenbecher, auf Holzsockel mit Schiffsplanken, mit Federwerk, Mechanik und Musikwerk. Höhe 41 cm. Die Puppe hebt die Pfeife an den Mund, bewegt den Kopf zur Seite und bläst dann den Rauch aus (der Rauch wird über Schläuche im Körper und Blasebalg im Sockel durch den rechten Arm zum Mund geführt). In traditioneller Seemannskleidung. (Riß von der Schläfe zur Nasenwurzel, Hände und Musikwerk ergänzt.) Gut funktionierender Zustand! Watch & Listen on: Youtube.com/AuctionTeamBrekerCondition: (3/2) Starting Price €2,000
Lot 650
3 Train Sets "Märklin" (Gauge H0) 1) Volkswagen auto transport train, no. 2863. - 2) Mannesmann pipe transport train, no. 2854. - And: 3) Freight train for the German Federal Postal Service, no. 2890. - Nearly new, originally boxed. 3 Zugpackungen "Märklin" (Spur H0) 1) Autotransport-Zug aus dem Volkswagenwerk, Nr. 2863. - 2) Mannesmann Röhren-Transport-Zug, Nr. 2854. - Und: 3) Güterzug der Deutschen Bundespost, Nr. 2890. - Alle Fahrzeuge neuwertig, in Original-Verpackungen. Condition: (1-2/1-2) Starting Price €140
Lot 85
ERIC DE MARE (1910-2002) A collection of 17 black and white photographs of the final journey of HMS Belfast, including Looking out into the Thames from King George V Dock, Entering the River, Bridge and Gun Turrets, Pilot instructing a tug, Ulstermen pipe her home, Guns, Bunting, Leaving King George V Dock at Dawn and Radar, each titled in ink and with photographers stamped mark to the reverse, the largest 4 1/2" x 6" Eric De Mare (1910-2002) Described as one of the greatest British architectural photographers by the Times in 2002 (The Times, Obituary, Tuesday 5 February 2002), Eric de Mare was one of the foremost photographers and architectural authors of his generation. He published his first book Britain Rebuilt in 1942 and in the subsequent years many more books and articles followed, including The Canals of England (1950), Bridges of Britain (1954), London`s Riverside (1958), City of Westminster: Heart of London (1968), Photography and Architecture (1961), Wren`s London (1975), and A Matter of Life or Debt (1983). He also held the post of editor of the Architects Journal from 1943-1946. By 1956 Eric De Mare was commissioned to travel through England to photograph industrial sites and buildings, which resulted in the 1958 publication of The Functional Tradition in Early Industrial Buildings, written by J M Richards and including de Mare`s photographs. However, by the 1960s the focus of his photographic work changed and he tended to concentrate on the sculptural quality of the modern power generation plants. His pioneering achievement was reviving interest in the architecture of post-war industrial Britain overlooked by the majority, and his work was influential to a whole generation of photographers and architects. Norman Foster called his work "a social conscience of visual values - more valid than ever". A monograph of his work was published by Robert Elwall in 2000 in the RIBA Architecture Camera series and The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) in London held an exhibition of his work in 2010 (7 October to 24 November). Provenance: The descendants of Eric De Mare.
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