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Lot 669
An Indian bronze shrine deity figure of Kali, in seated pose with four arms and attendant lion, h.7cm; and one other of a walking Kali carrying sword, human head and blood bowl, h.9cm (2) Condition Report / Extra Information Seated Kali - appears complete but with age wear and weathering. Walking Kali - lacks plinth, with age wear with weathering.
Lot 670
An Indian brass shrine deity figure possibly of Paravai, in standing pose upon a square plinth, h.18.5cm; one other bronze standing female figure, probably a queen, with elaborate hairstyle, h.10cm; and one other brass female figure in standing pose, wearing necklace, h.14cm (3) Condition Report / Extra Information Largest - with age wear, rear of plinth appears cut out (therefore possibly incomplete). Medium - lacking earrings, some age wear. Small bronze - chip to base of plinth, age wear.
Lot 671
An Indian brass shrine deity figure of Garuda, in kneeling pose over the body of a snake, the head-dress ending as a cylindrical incense stick holder, h.18cm; and three other Garuda figures to include bronze with (possibly Vishnu) figure upon his knee, h.8cm; one in standing pose and on later wooden plinth, h.7cm (excluding plinth); and a Nepali brass example kneeling upon a snake on openwork plinth, h.11cm (4) Condition Report / Extra Information All appear complete but with significant age wear and weathering.
Lot 673
An Indian brass shrine deity figure of Durga, in standing pose slaying an enemy, h.10.5cm; and one other brass female deity in standing pose with sword and blood bowl, h.11.5cm (2) Condition Report / Extra Information Durga - loss to ornament above right ear, lacks sword, missing two arms, significant age wear and weathering. Unknown deity - sword appears bent, plinth corners upturned, with age wear and weathering.
Lot 674
A Jainist bronze figure of Mahavir, in yogic pose upon a plinth, with horseshoe prabha, h.11cm; and one other possibly Badrakali, her four arms each bearing weapons, and with cobra headdress, all upon a circular plinth, h.12cm (2) Condition Report / Extra Information Mahavir - front left leg to plinth missing and the two rear legs very bent, the whole appears early with significant age wear and weathering. Badrakali - appears complete, with age wear.
Lot 675
An Indian brass shrine deity figure of a male in yogic pose (possibly Shiva), on trapezoid plinth, h.13cm; and one other possibly of Saraswati, in yogic pose, holding mala beads(?) and shankha/conch, raised upon a plinth, h.11.5cm Condition Report / Extra Information Shiva(?) - possibly originally holding object, plinth with damage verso, significant age wear and weathering. Saraswati - lacking prabha, chip to plinth base verso, age wear.
Lot 676
An Indian white metal shrine deity figure of the dancing Bala Krishna, lacking plinth, with medallion, h.12cm; and one other bronze possibly of Parvati, in yogic pose upon a lotus plinth, h.7.5cm (2) Condition Report / Extra Information Bala Krishna - lacking plinth, possibly once held something, age wear, inscribed to back. Parvati - with age wear and weathering.
Lot 677
An Indian brass shrine deity figure of Rama, in standing pose bearing Shiva's bow and a quiver of arrows, raised on a stepped plinth, h.8.5cm; and one other of a Yakshini bearing a chauri (fly-whisk), on circular plinth, h.13cm (2) Condition Report / Extra Information Rama - significant age and handling wear. Yakshini - plinth corners upturned, some age wear and weathering.
Lot 857
A 19th century French gilt metal and porcelain mantel clock, the whole surmounted with a pedestal urn with fixed cover, the case adorned with a central ribbon supporting leaf and flower swags, the Sevres style dial having raised Roman numerals and enamel decorated with a band of flowers, all heightened in gilt, twin winding holes for an eight day brass cylinder movement having outside countwheel and striking on a bell, the whole raised upon a plinth and further housed upon an ebonised plinth under glass dome, clock h.38cm, gross h.48cm
Lot 404
A hallmarked silver mounted and ebonised wood desk calendar with engine turned decoration, on wooden plinth base, Birmingham 1934, W J Myott and Co, together with a silver and ivorine desk calendar with day and month cards, within silver mounted wooden easel frame, Birmingham 1913, William Neale and Son. (2)
Lot 120
SOUTH-EAST COUNTIES LEAGUE TROPHY When the South East Counties League was disbanded in 1998, the then Secretary , Alan Leather offered the trophies back to the FA but was told that they did not want them and that he should keep them. We are now offering these trophies for sale on behalf of the family and this trophy is the South East Counties League Championship trophy with lid and plinth which has a silver band around it detailing all the winners from 1954/55 to 1997/98. The trophy was presented to the South East Counties League by Joseph Mears of Chelsea and it was appropriate that Chelsea were the first winners of it in 1954/55. It was played for by the Under 18 teams of Clubs in the South East and was won multiple times by Chelsea (they won it 8 times out of the first 9 years), Arsenal, Tottenham, QPR , Ipswich, West Ham and Norwich whilst it was won on single occasions by Charlton and Millwall. The trophy and lid are made of silver , made in Sheffield and hallmarked. The trophy is 12 inches high, the lid is approx 6 inches high and the plinth is four inches high. The whole item is approximately 22 inches high. Over the years the exuberance of youth has resulted in the odd very minor knock and the lid is slightly at odds with the top of the trophy but this is an excellent item and was fought for by many well known names from Jimmy Greaves with Chelsea down to Frank Lampard Junior at West Ham. It was awarded to the winning team of the South East Counties League Division 1 Championship. Good
Lot 121
SOUTH EAST COUNTIES LEAGUE CUP. This trophy was presented each year to the winners of the SECL Knock out Cup. It was presented by the Portsmouth FC in 1958 and once again the first winners were Chelsea. Chelsea won the trophy on eight occasions, Arsenal won it on 6 occasions , Spurs won it on 7 occasions plus a share on one occasion with Watford, West Ham also won the trophy 8 times and other winners included Charlton, Ipswich, Millwall, Fulham , QPR, Norwich, Brighton and Luton. The trophy has a CB hallmark and measures approximately 12 inches. The plinth has a band around it with the names of the winning clubs engraved upon it and measures about 3 inches in height. Total height is just over 15 inches. Players were under 18 to be eligible to play for the trophy. Occasional minor knock has taken place but condition is good. Good
Lot 122
SOUTH EAST COUNTIES LEAGUE TROPHY The George Hawes Cup presented to the SECL for the best performance of the Year. Awarded between 1958 and 1997, it was sometimes presented to a player, occasionally to a Club and occasionally to an administrator. The first winner was Jimmy Greaves of Chelsea and other well-known winners include Steve Kember (Crystal Palace), George Burley (Ipswich), Alan Brazil (Ipswich), Mark Falco (Spurs), Paul Allen, Kevin Lock, Tony Cottee and Frank Lampard Junior (1996), all West Ham players at the time. Clubs awarded the trophy include West Ham, Tottenham and Bristol Rovers whilst a fair number of less famous names possibly reached the pinnacle of their career by winning this trophy. It is not (as far as we can see) hallmarked but is probably silver, measures approximately 7 inches in height and the plinth is almost 3 inches in height. Comes in a wooden container which is lockable and has the "George Hawes Cup" nameplate on the front of the box which is purpose made for the trophy. Good
Lot 441
A modern carved oak full tester bedstead in the 16th Century manner CONDITION REPORTS General wear and scuffs. Some chips. Some splits. Various screws and screw holes require some adjusting and tidying up and plugging, particularly around the plinth. Bedstead generally appears fairly solid and in reasonably smart condition. Size approx 216.5cm high, 214cm long, 172cm wide.
Lot 598
A Victorian pitch pine twin pedestal desk, the top with tooled and gilded leather insert over three frieze drawers raised on two banks of three drawers to plinth bases CONDITION REPORTS Various large cracks and splits, including to sides, top and back. Wear, scuffs and scratches, and stains. Separating at joins to plinths. Some chips and losses to handles and some handles appear to be later replacements. Some variations to colour. Approx 120cm wide, 67cm deep and 73cm high.
Lot 68
A BRONZE FIGURE OF LAKSHMI Tamil Nadu, South India, circa 1900 seated on a double lotus throne, on raised pierced plinth, the goddess in sattvasana, her primary hands in abhaya and varada mudra, her upper hands both holding a padma, her breasts with kucha-bandha, with makara earrings and tall cylindrical headdress surmounted by bud finial, indistinct label on the underside reading: Given me by H.A.Simpson [?]with several [?] others [.....] July 1922 33cm high Provenance Private collection, Yorkshire
Lot 310
A REGENCY MINIATURE BROOCH inset with a painted panel of a classical woman reading a scripture beside a pair of doves and a plinth inscribed "Friendship", behind glass and enclosed within a seed-pearl border, the reverse with engraved bright-cut borders with brunette hair-work panel, 4cm long. See illustration
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