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Lot 730
A 'Stella' upright disc musical box, late 19th/early 20th century, playing 25½in discs, the walnut case inlaid with flowers in 'Art Nouveau' style, between columns, over a disc bin containing 35 discs, the movement inscribed 'Chevob and Co, Geneva', 87cm wide 205cm high With original instruction leaflet and disc list.
Lot 98
A Continental porcelain table centre with pierced and floral encrusted decoration raised on a putti decorated plinth base, a pair of Continental porcelain figures, the boy holding a violin, the girl holding a box, together with a pair of Ernst Bohne porcelain figural candlesticks depicting putti playing musical instruments beside a tree trunk, raised on oval bases
Lot 224
A box of sundry items to include two coloured beadwork fragments, various playing cards, a small quantity of Royal Commemorative memorabilia pamphlets, one volume "Illustrated London News, Christmas 1893, EARLY 20TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL "The font at St. John The Baptist church Burford", pencil drawing, monogrammed "LEAH" lower right, various games, silver plated wine coasters and a Smith plastic lawn edging in original wrapping, together with one volume "The St. James's Budget, An Illustrated Review and Record of News 1894", one volume "Illustrated London News Christmas 1893", one volume "Jubilee Graphic 1887", etc.
Lot 332
20TH CENTURY RUSSIAN SCHOOL "Two women with headscarves seated upon a bench, one playing a guitar", oil on board, initialled and dated '55 lower right CONDITION REPORTS General wear and scuffs. Backing card appears to have previously had some other inscriptions which have been removed/rubbed off.
Lot 629
French School, 18th century- "Le College de Sidney-Sussex"; engraving, 13x16cm: Parr, British School, 18th century- "The Academical Habits of the Several; engraving, 20.5x24.5cm: British School, late 18th/early 19th century- Children with a bird`s nest in a woodland setting and children playing on a see-saw; stipple engravings, one in sepia, two, ovals, 11.5x15 and 12x15cm: together with two hand-coloured reproduction prints after Le Keux titled `Sidney College` and `The Market Place`, 19x22cm., ea., (6)
Lot 1
A Meissen porcelain allegorical figure of 'Hearing', 19th century, modelled as a semi-clad lady playing a lute, a singing cherub and stag at her feet, also a horn blowing into an ear, all on a rococo scrolling gilt highlighted base, crossed swords mark, incised model numbers 1062 and 73, 29cm high.
Lot 225
A collection of ivory items to include two cylindrical turned ivory pots, one in three sections with retractable shaving brush, the other with turned and pierced ends, together with three Cantonese cigarette holders, two carved in high relief, the third ring turned and carved with a monkey playing with a mosquito and two character mark in red (5).
Lot 590
A Parcel lot to include a set of binoculars, various playing card sets, a brass capstan inkwell, a brass padlock on chain, wooden desk items including letter openers, a leather bound hip flask, novelty brass items, a copper bowl, a cloisonné match box holder, an AA badge, cut glass ink wells etc.(a quantity).
Lot 657
A Mid 19th century Irish Killarney marquetry and yew fold-over games table with pryrographic detailing, the hinged top with central oval reserve of Muckcross Abbey, flanked with fern fronds, parquetry and foliate borders, the playing surface with chess, backgammon, and cribbage boards, with clover leaf border and two oval panels of a thatched cottage and a castle ruin, the apron decorated with band of oak leaves above a facetted octagonal baluster stem and base with clover leaf tendrils raised on lion`s paw feet., approx. 80cm high, 80cm wide.
Lot 302
* Fred Yates (British,1922-2008), Children Playing around a Pond, signed in blue lower right “Fred Yates”, oil on board, 38 x 42cm (15 x 16in). After the Second World War and living in Manchester, Yates began painting very much in the style of Laurence Stephen Lowry. Latterly, he settled in Cornwall concentrating on scenes of local streets and the beach. Fred Yates’s work is represented in private collections in France, Canada, the United Kingdom and the USA
Lot 508
Dorothy Bradford (1918-2008), "Mountain Quartet playing Benjamin Britten, Walker Art Gallery Serenade Concert with Peter Mountain, Tom Rowlette, R. Braga, C. Catchpole", titled on verso, oil on canvas, 49.5 x 74.5cm.; 19.5 x 29.25in.Artists` Resale Right ("droit de suite") may apply to this lot.
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