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Lot 1403
A pair of Malkin, Edge & Co Sports and Pastimes series brown printed ceramic tiles, late 19th Century, one with a scene of two young men playing cricket, cornered by crossed cricket bats, the other of a lady and gentleman playing croquet, cornered by crossed croquet mallets, both framed, total approx 17cm x 17cm.
Lot 12
A WEST COUNTRY, PROBABLY CORNISH, DOCUMENTARY TERRACOTTA JUG, 1829, of squat ovoid form, the cylindrical neck with pinched spout, incised "Farmers Arms 1829", and with applied strap handle, the body incised with playing card suits around a central motif flanked by a pipe and pint glass, the pale slip neck over a mottled green and ochre glaze, 9 1/2" high (Illustrated) Note: This jug is similar in size, shape and decoration to two lots sold at Bearne`s Salerooms 2004 (dated 1929) and 2012 (dated 1729), which suggest these jugs are commemorative
Lot 733
A WALNUT CASED TABLE TOP SYMPHONIUM playing 13 1/2" discs, the hinged lid with floral marquetry panel, gilt metal and lion mask ring handle opening to mirrored glass panel depicting music making cherubs, wind up action, gilt metal side handles, fluted corner pilasters, moulded base and bun feet, 22" wide (Illustrated)
Lot 187
NINETEENTH CENTURY JAPANESE PORCELAIN BOWL, decorated in iron red and pale green enamels, the interior with peacocks amongst flowering plants to the central roundel, within a diapered border reserved with quatrefoils and Shi-Shi playing with brocaded balls, the exterior with peacocks amongst flowering plants above a border of lotus petals, four character mark in red within a double circle, 8 1/2" (21.5cm) high, also a CHINESE CANTON DECORATED SAUCER DISH (chipped rim) (2)
Lot 779
Maurice Field, British 1905-1988- Children playing near a railway track; oil on board, signed and inscribed on the reverse, 27.5x32.5cm: together with a study of lilies in oil on board by the same hand, 30.5x35.5cm., (2) (may be subject to Droit de Suite) Provenance: Sir Lawrence Gowing CBE RA; by descent
Lot 638
Chinese blue & white compressed ovoid vase and cover decorated with two panels depicting figures on a terrace playing musical instruments and the game go, six character mark to base, the cover decorated with boys playing (possibly associated).18th century, Kangxi, 25 cm h x 21 cm diameter Condition Report Firing crack to rim at base visible from interior, resulting in visible hairline to circumference at base, handles missing, knop to cover replaced with turned wood
Lot 1063
A Swiss rosewood cased cylinder music box, playing three airs, stamped Nicole Freres on the steel comb, serial number 24532 stamped on the brass bedplate, circa 1845, the cylinder 23.5 cm Condition Report Dirty, but complete, basic running but min 5 combs broken off, hinged panel to adjust/winder missing
Lot 1065
A unusual 19th century Swiss 72 air cylinder music box, Alexandra No 7A, the inlaid rosewood case containing a 15 cm movement and six interchangeable cylinders, each playing twelve airs, a/f. Condition Report requires extensive cleaning and overhaul, the hinged top now in two pieces, case dirty, movement sticks, dirty, spring gone.
Lot 25
A Victorian rosewood inlaid marquetry painted cylinder music box, with a 15½cm cylinder playing twenty airs including bow wow, with change repeat, stop, play levers, the rectangular top inlaid with a musical instrument and flowers, original tune sheet, simulated rosewood sides, painted decoration with metal carrying handles, 22cm x 47cm x 28cm (illustrated)
Lot 258
Union Pacific Railway Interest A rare collection of photograph postcards 8.5 x 14cm Comprising views of; Pend Oreille - Eating Lunch at Work, River Views, Salmon River Pack Ponies, Salmon River, Camp, Great Northern crossing, St Bridge, Hill Creek, Meads Camp, State of Washington, East End Ranch, Eating Lunch on Line, Cypres Hill, Sask, Columbia River Trail, Salmon River at South Fork, Graders at work in big cut for Line, Meade Camp, Camp Three Mile, Great Northern Columbia River, Pack Track, State of Washington, Grade South Fork, Bel Wee Falls, Saskatchowan, Fruitvale, Pack Ponies move day, Spokane Street of Washington, Saward, Old Rancher, Office tent Cyprus Hills Sask, Canyon Street of Washington, Big Creek, Trail Smelter, Mine Camp, Playing Cards, Prairie Sask, Working Day Camp, Popes Ranch, Alberta, Bridge over Salmon River, Birch Falls on Line, Working, Eagle Rook, Zee Canyon, Sawing Timber, Refinery Trail, Cook after baking circa 1900 (152)
Lot 532
A MID 19th CENTURY BURR WALNUT GAMES BOX, with domed lid, brass Gothic style strap hinges and enamel painted plaque of a dog by a birds nest, opening to reveal a four section interior for playing cards, and a gilt cribbage board, bearing a brass plaque for Baxter, 16 Cockspur Street, 27cm wide
Lot 33
A Zsolnay Pecs casket of rectangular form with arched cover, the longer sides decorated with moulded figures in procession behind a figure playing a horned instrument, two the alternate sides with figures kissing beneath and tree and in conversation, impressed marks, alongside 2687, length 10cm
Lot 3
A GROUP OF SIX COLOUR NEGATIVES OF THE BEATLES, at the Channel 4 tribute to Carl Perkins 22nd October 1985, 1. Ringo Starr on stage playing the drums, 2. George Harrison on stage with Dave Edmunds, 3. George Harrison, Eric Clapton, Dave Edmunds and Carl Perkins on stage, 4. George Harrison, Eric Clapton and Carl Perkins on stage, 5. Ringo Starr in conversation with Carl Perkins, 6. George Harrison with a bottle of beer.
Lot 192
A GROUP OF SIX EARLY 20th CENTURY IVORY NETSUKE, c.1900; A SEATED MAN ON A CHAIR WITH A MONKEY SITTING ON HIS KNEES PLAYING A DRUM, signed on verso; A MAN STANDING MAN PLAYING A DRUM WEARING A MASK, signed on base, A MAN WITH DAGGER WEARING A HAT CARVED WITH A BOY, signed on base, A BEARDED GENTLEMAN WITH A WALKING STICK, unsigned; together with two other netsuke (6)
Lot 78
AN ANGLO-INDIAN VIZAGAPATUM IVORY GAMES CASKET, late 18th century, of oval outline, veneered on sandalwood, penworked with ribbon-tied trailing flowers within harebell borders, the interior fitted with two rectangular lidded compartments for playing cards and four oval lidded compartments containing fourteen oval, thirty two circular and fifty two rectangular mother of pearl gaming counters, variously engraved with flowers, vignettes, numbers and one of three monograms, the casket is accompanied by a hand written booklet recording the identity and biographies of the monograms, 38cm wide x 29.5cm deep x 8cm high. See illustration
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