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Lot 748
A French Ormolu and "Sevres" Porcelain Mounted Ink Stand, circa 1840, of stepped rectangular form, with serpent and scroll full gallery, with two porcelain inkwells and covers with pineapple finials flanking central oval recess, the lower stage with inset porcelain rectangular panel painted with three putti playing musical instruments in a wooded landscape, against a powder blue ground and with flanking floral oval panels, upon rococo out-knurled feet, 29.5cm wide
Lot 836
A Mahogany Nines Game, by Jaques, London, circa 1870, together with nine white glazed pottery playing counters, numbered 1-9 respectively, the playing board 13cm diameter, stamped mark underneath; A Set of Twelve Turned and Stained Wood Draughts Counters, circa 1890; A Similar Set of Twelve, embossed with crowns (one extra red stained example) (3)
Lot 178
A Japanese Carved Ivory Figure Group, late Meiji Period (1868-1912), as a pretty young woman wearing a kimono and doing a stylised dance, holding a fan flat upon her head, flanked and fronted by three child figures, one playing the flute, one dancing, the other clapping, a kirin at his foot, on a fenced timber effect stage, 21cm high, 27.5cm wide See illustration
Lot 185
A Pair of Chinese Export Carved and Pierced Ivory Panel Ends, circa 1800-1820, of rectangular form, the upper part of the panels centred by a relief carved circular frame roundel depicting two figures playing musical instruments on a verandah in a lakeland landscape, within a surround of flowers and scrolls and two further small oval vignettes, and pierced (possibly for suspension?), within a flat carved narrow foliate border, each 31cm by 11cm (each example has four small cuts up each side, perhaps to receive a narrow shelf?)
Lot 2911
A mid/late 17th Century needlepoint panel with a design of a pastoral scene with a seated musician playing a bagpipe, nearby figures wearing period costume dancing in a circle within a hillocky landscape, a rabbit and dog in the foreground, worked with coloured wools in tent stitch, approx 44cm x 50cm, within a 19th Century faux tortoiseshell and ebonized ripple frame.
Lot 1620
A New Hall porcelain circular dish, circa 1820, transfer printed with a central circular panel depicting three children playing with a spinning top, after Adam Buck, within a blue rim overlaid in gilt with vines and filled with four oval vignettes, each decorated with a different fruit, pattern No. '1277' painted in iron red to base, and bearing paper label inscribed 'Old English, New Hall, Adam Buck', diameter approx 21cm (minor wear).
Lot 505
Richard Henry Brock (exh 1897-1915) Eight pencil and watercolour sketch-designs for book wrappers, mainly stories for Blackie and Nelson publishers, with titles - The Moonstone, Sappers and Miners, Playing the Game by Kent Carr, The Woman in White, David Copperfield, Cap'n Benny, Gwenda's Friend from Home, and Neighbours at School, two other watercolour working illustrations, a pencil sketch for 'The British Girl's Annual' (Cassell & Co) 1914, a pen and ink design for the cover of "Scout", and H.M.Brock's cover artwork for 'Marcella' by Mrs Humphry Ward (13)
Lot 66
CHARLES ROSSITER (B.1827) THE VILLAGE MINSTRELS Signed and dated 1858, oil on canvas 35.5cm x 25.5cm (14in x 10in) The artist is known for his genre subjects and scenes of social realism. This depiction of children seeking to raise money by playing in the streets is also painted in almost translucent colours, no doubt influenced by the work of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood formed some ten years earlier.
Lot 410
A pressed horn and miniature set musical snuff box, by Alibert, Swiss, 2nd quarter 19th century playing two airs, the lid inset with an indistinctly signed panel of a neo-classical church, the movement stamped ‘F. Alibert’, the rectangular casing stamped to the front with retailers’ mark ‘Keith Prowse & Co./48 Cheapside/London’ 9.5cm long
Lot 760
William Hogarth 1697-1764- Gentlemen entering a carriage at the Old Angel Inn, publ 1747; engraving, 23x31cm: together with other 18/19th century engravings after various hands to include David Roberts RA 1796-1854, "Gateway of Bazaar, Grand Ciro" in a verre eglomise frame and two Chinese rice paper paintings depicting dignitaries and others: British School mid 19th century- Botanical study; watercolour, initialed 'AN' and dated 1835, 18x15cm: Dobbs, late 19th century- A kitten playing with a ball of wool; embossed picture, 8x10cm: together with three late 19th century hand-coloured botanical prints, after Mrs Withers, (11)
Lot 118
A George IV mahogany card table, the 'D' shape hinged and swivel top with a baize lined playing surface above a plain frieze with an applied carved palmette, on a turned column stem to a quatreform base with applied rondels, disc feet to brass caps and castors, 29.5in (75cm) h, 34.25in (86.8cm) w, 17.5in (43.6cm) d. Top slightly bowed.
Lot 142
A mid 19th century Chinese lacquer games table, allover decorated gilt oriental scenes, the rectangular top with a central drop-in cover decorated figures playing a board game, released from the underside with steel bar to reveal a chequer board on the reverse the interior with backgammon the frieze with three drawers fitted turned ivory handles revolving on a birdcage to a turned stem and triform base with carved paw feet, 31.5in (80cm) h, 24.5in (62cm) w, 20.25in (51.5cm) d. Central top panel with cracks, old repairs to frieze.
Lot 95
A Derby bisque figure group, 18th century, four child musicians playing around a central tree, incised CBD mark, model no 333, 29 cm high, a Minton style bisque figural spill vase, child feeding her dog and cat alongside sleeping sister against tree on rococo style scroll base, 15 cm high and four other parian figures, (a/f), (6).
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