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Lot 528
A collection of 19th century blue and white transfer printed pottery including naval plate titled 'Mess No 5' and depicting sailors, possibly Bovey Pottery, John Meir plate 'River Fishing' with impressed mark, Phillip's 'Longport' plate depicting a shepherd playing a pipe, John Geddes Verreville pottery 'Country Mansion' plate, purported to be Daylesford House, Worcestershire and a D.L & Co dish, depicting an interior scene, marked Brussels, largest plate 26cm diameter (5)
Lot 11
A box of various chinawares to include figures, plates, jade style animal figures, a pair of Art Deco style painted dancers etc, a box of assorted pictures, a needlework study of a lady playing a guitar, AFTER MUNNINGS "The full river", colour print and CASSELLS "Children playing with trees in background", oil, signed
Lot 238
Tom McFarland - 1976 Gibson Les Paul custom electric guitar, made in USA, ser. no. 00xxxx59, wine red finish with heavy wear to the back and imperfections to the front, wear to back of the neck, "Patent Applied For" labels to the underside of the non original pickups, Bigsby added with stop tail removed and filled, two filled holes on the table from old electric modifications, wiring alterations, wear to gold plated hardware, refret, replaced truss rod cover, replaced control knobs, electrics in working order, condition: fair *This guitar previously belonged to American blues guitarist Tom McFarland. It was purchased by the vendor at The Arlington Guitar fair in 2010, along with a Gibson ES345 which Tom McFarland can be seen playing online. The truss rod cover bears Tom McFarland initials 'T.W.M'
Lot 345
1925 Hermann Hauser guitar, labelled Herm. Hauser, Lautenmacher in Munchen, A.D. 1925, with open peg box, 20 fret ebony fingerboard on an ebonised heel adjustable neck, maple back and sides and spruce top, hard case *This guitar has been in the same family since at least the early 1940s and is sold with two black and white photographs of the vendor's father playing the instrument
Lot 42
1966 Hofner 500/1 violin bass guitar, made in Germany, ser. no. 2xx2, sunburst finish with some light imperfections, electrics in working order, original re-covered hard case, condition: good *Sold with images of the vendor playing the guitar in 1969 and later **Sold with CITES certificate no. 554445/01
Lot 120
Napoleonic - Impressive Handmade Prisoner of War - Period Straw Marquerty Lidded Box. The Lid with Galleon and Town Harbour Scene, Lifting to Reveal Town Harbour Scenes, and Compartment Lids with Sailing Vessels and Galleons Decoration. Two Lower Drawers Opening to Reveal Marquerty Playing Card Motifs. Both Locking with Bone Pins Side and Back with Marquerty Town Scenes of That Period, The Whole Made of Straw. Box Size - 4.5 Inches High, 11.25 Inches Wide & 8 Inches Depth. A Rare Napoleonic Prisoner of War Marquerty Box In Great Condition.
Lot 506
M. J. Hummel - Large Early Figures ( 5 ) In Total. Comprises 1/ Boy and Girl with Umbrella. 6.25 Inches High. 2/ Boy with Cello on His Back. 7.5 Inches High. 3/ A Stitch In Time. 6.75 Inches High. 4/ Boy Blacksmith. 6 Inches High. 5/ Boy Playing Accordion. 6.25 Inches High. All Figures are Free From Damage and In Excellent Condition.
Lot 359
Henri Mauris à Geneve - a late 18th century Swiss silver cased pocket watch, the white enamel dial with Arabic numerals in black around a painted figure of a young woman playing a mandolin beside a country lane, dial and movement signed Mauris à Geneve, wind aperture at 2 o'clock, 50mm diameter, dial 41.5mm
Lot 572
Circle of Jean-Baptiste Oudry (French, 1686 – 1755) An Italian greyhound playing with a spaniel and a terrier oil on canvas 41 x 61cm (16 x 24in) Provenance: Galleria D'Arte Europa, Corso Vittorio Emanuele 34, Galleria Passarella, Milan, Italy One old repaired tear. Paint looks thin. Continental stretcher. Old Christie's stencil to the reverse. Oil on canvas. Oil on canvas which has been lined and has a circular patch on reverse near centre. Paint layers thin and abraded in many areas. Retouching well matched to the original. Varnish is even and semi-matte. Frame in good condition.
Lot 639
Sir William Orpen, RHA, RA (Irish, 1878-1931) The Tennis Player, Once More - Manuscript letter with sketch of a tennis player and addressed to: "My dearest wife - I had a letter from lane this morning saying Mrs / Few had told him Mary's cold was / real bad - I'm so sorry I hope it / is better now and that you have not / got it. / I have had two severe blows in the / last two days. The Brighton school / portrait has gone to G H Shannon and / a letter this morning from Manchester / saying they have settled on an artist / connected with Manchester (Dodd perhaps). / I am angry with Jack over this as / he must have made a mistake he / said the portrait was definitely offered / to me. That is £450 gone tosh ! / Why little things like this should / upset me I don't know - I only feel / them for a day or so / I hope the photographs were a / success - or will be - has Laib sent / any prints ? - Lane writes that Marie /Tempest is going to tea on Thursday / Love to you all your loving husband Billon / ONCE MORE and signed "Billon", his pet name for his wife Grace black ink on cream paper 33 x 20cm (13 x 8in) Provenance: The artist's family until, Christie's, King Street, London, The Irish and Sporting Sale, 8 May 2009, lot 53 Other Notes: Sir William Orpen used to call himself 'Billon' to his wife, Grace. The letter probably dates to autumn of 1907 and the sketch is possibly a self-portrait of Orpen playing tennis at the Fitzwilliam Lawn Tennis Club, Dublin, where he would frequently play with his brother Richard up to the start of the First World War. Under glass and with some crinkling and folds to the paper, and the corners appear to be stuck down with Sellotape.
Lot 1485
Queen Victoria collection on pages, mostly used with some postal history, better items include 1847-54 'embossed' 6d dull mauve and 10d brown, cut square but minor imperfections, 6d lilac used on entire (with pair 1854-57 2d blue) from Newcastle to Madrid, 1870 ½d plate 6 on cover Stroud to London, circular rate not recognised and 1d charge applied, 1870 1½d plate 3 used on 1d pink p.s. envelope from Thornhill to Italy, 1883-84 2s 6d to 10s, each used by reg oval d.s., 1890 cover from Craigmure to Japan, franked 1887-92 5d, 1883-84 5d dull green on cover from Dumfries to British Columbia, 1899 hand illustrated mourning cover (franked 1d lilac) showing figures playing tennis or golf, condition a little mixed in places (30)
Lot 394
A COLLECTION OF JAPANESE IVORY FEMALE MUSICIANS AND FAN DANCER, Meiji period, the kneeling figures playing a flute, drum, okawa and shamisen, the dancer holding an open fan in her right hand and a closed fan in her left, 5", 3" and 3 1/2" high, together with a carved hardwood low oblong stand (7) (Est. plus 18% premium inc. VAT)
Lot 560
A NOVELTY MUSICAL BOX, the key wind movement playing the airs as listed on the tune sheet, contained in a bombe tooled brown leather toilet casket with gilt highlights, the hinged lid with loop handle opening to silk lined fitted interior, waved apron and raised on turned feet, 7" wide (Est. plus 18% premium inc. VAT)
Lot 8
A CANTONESE PORCELAIN VASE of baluster form with loop handles and everted frilled shoulder rim, painted in underglaze blue and highlighted in gilt with a band of children playing and a further similar continuous landscape with figures within typically enamelled foliage, bird and dragon bands, unmarked, 17 1/2" high, with a carved hardwood stand (2) (Est. plus 18% premium inc. VAT)
Lot 138
Sale Item: 12 PACKS PLAYING CARDS (AF) Vat Status: No Vat Buyers Premium: This lot is subject to a Buyers Premium of 15% + Vat @ 20% Additional Info : Lots purchased online with the-saleroom.com will attract an additional charge for this service in the sum of 3% of the hammer price plus VAT @ 20%
Lot 822
Victorian burr walnut and inlaid folding card table, circa 1860, the rounded rectangular top with quarter veneers swivelling open to reveal a pink baize playing surface, over turned and fluted double columns united by a turned stretcher, raised on acanthus carved sabre legs with pot castors, width 91cm, depth 50cm, height 77cm
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