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Lot 101
To Be Sold With No ReserveA carved bone figure of a Yakshi,Chandraketugarh style, Sunga, North India, 1stcentury BC - 1st century AD,the voluptuous figure carved in the round and shows standing on an oval plinth, with elaborate hair style and large hoop earrings, on metal plinth, 5.5cm high.Provenance: The Geoffrey and Fay Elliot collection. Teresa McCullough Ltd., 2003 Condition Report: This lot shows a repaired and restored break to the actual right of its base. The break line is clearly visible in the online catalogue illustration. This piece would benefit from light cleaning.On metal stand.
Lot 162
A pair of Chinese bronze figures of celestial ladiesSong dynastyEach standing on a square plinth and clad in long robes and billowing scarves, fitted box, each 20cm high (2).The Property of a Lady. Purchased in Hong Kong throughout the 1980s and 1990s.宋 銅仕女立像一對女士藏品。二十世紀八十至九十年代間購置於香港。 Condition Report: Bases are uneven. Expected general surface wear and malachite encrustations overall. Some casting flaws including some large pits and minor losses.
Lot 169
A Chinese gilt-bronze figure of a ramWestern Han - Tang dynastyrecumbent on a hollow rectangular plinth with tapering sides incised with shaped cartouches, the surface patinated to a rich brown with traces of gilt, and with large patches of verdigris, 9cm long.The Property of a Lady. Purchased in Hong Kong throughout the 1980s and 1990s.女士藏品。二十世紀八十至九十年代間購置於香港。西漢 - 唐 銅羊Condition Report: Possible repair to rear left corner edge. General surface wear and encrustations, some rough casting to interior.approx. weight: 491g.
Lot 19
The 4th Battn. Middlesex Regiment, a presentation silver boxing trophy bowl,by Mappin and Webb, London 1903,circular form, cut-card decoration, inscribed, on a plinth with names of winners, diameter 23.7cm, plus a Regimental electroplated oil lamp of Corinthian column form, drilled for electricity, with the same regimental badge, height 75cm. approx. weighable 31oz. (2)
Lot 670
The Waterloo Cup, a silver-gilt two-handled coursing trophy cup and cover,by Sebastian Garrard, London 1925,in the Charles II manner, circular form, leaf-capped scroll handles, acanthus girdle, inscribed 'Waterloo Purse 1926', 'won by William Banks 'Spalding Bard', also engraved with an armorial, pull-off cover with a foliate finial, in a fitted wooden case with a plinth, height 22cm, height on plinth 28cm, approx. weight 36.2oz.
Lot 103
Large Victorian walnut open bookcase, moulded and dentil cornice, adjustable shelves, plinth base, width 160cm, depth 33.5cm, height 226cm.Condition report:Constructed in two parts - upper and base section, the cornice probably unscrews as well if needed. There is a 4cm wide chuck out of the left hand side of the cornice. The cornice itself may be matched as the colour appears a different shade to the rest of the bookcase. Otherwise it is generally in good order, marks and wear through use. No significant splitting. Some paint on the lower base side panels. Very solid structure. Eight adjustable shelves for the top section, four adjustable shelves for the lower.
Lot 116
Late Victorian Aesthetic Movement sideboard, raised back with bevelled glass panels above tiles and a painted roundel with portrait in the style of W.S. Coleman, spindle galleries, the bowfront base with central carved panelled cupboard doors flanked by glazed doors, plinth base, width 185cm, depth 60cm, height 200cm.
Lot 84
Large part painted pine dresser, the gallery back fitted with four shelves, waxed pine top above three drawers and pair of cupboards, plinth base, width 215cm, depth 55cm, 233cm.Condition report:Mid-to-late 20th century. Good overall condition. Needs remedial surface work as the paint is marked and some chipping. The pine top has some spot stating and marks, as do the exposed pine slats to the gallery back. The interiors of the drawers and cupboards are heavily stained with a blue substance, but drawer linings are sound. The gallery back is lacking hooks but you can certainly see where they have been screwed in and are missing.
Lot 121
Medieval copper alloy Vesica seal matrix with suspension loop located at the top. Seal design shows a monk looking male figure facing right holding out an circular object with a cross inside over a bowl on a plinth. The inscription reads *S:ROBERTI.PAVPERIS. (Poor Robert or Robert of the poor). There was a Robert Owen born in Wales on 14 May 1771.Robert Owen was a factory owner who wanted to improve the health and well-being of his workers. His ideas made him world famous and influenced a better society with many modern working health and safety practices attributed to his work in the late 1700s and early 1800s. Dia32.8x20.2mm. 7.51g
Lot 305
2 Corgi Major Toys. A Gift Set No.19. A Chipperfields Land Rover with Elephant and Cage On Trailer. Land Rover and Trailer in red and light blue livery, Land Rover with the second type light blue plastic rear canopy, complete with elephant and cage. Boxed, with plinth, outer box 6/10 some age wear/creasing. Contents GC, some light chipping. Together with a Corgi Major Chipperfields Circus Crane Scammell Handyman Cab (1144). In light blue and red livery, complete with crane line and hook, with plastic cage and hippo. Box 6/10, window worn/creased. Contents VGC-Mint. £120-160
Lot 1
A George III silver sauce tureen and cover possibly by John Scofield, London 1796, of plain circular urn shape, with twin handles, engraved with a crest to the cover and body, of an arm holding an arrow above clouds, with a plain knop, on a square plinth, 17cm high22.5cm wide20.3oztCondition ReportMarks worn to the makers marks. Some minor knocks to the body and cover.
Lot 112
A Regency ormolu, tortoiseshell and marble mantel clock, early 19th century, by William Hardy, 28 Coppice Row, London, with eight-day chain-driven fusee movement and backplate engraved 'Hardy London', the gilt dial with Roman chapter ring within a cylindrical case on a plinth base with toupie feet, raised on a white marble base with bun feet,15.5cm wide9cm deep24cm highWilliam Hardy (fl.1800-1830) was a Scotsman who is believed to have settled in London in about 1800, at Coldbath Square, Farringdon, near Clerkenwell, setting himself up as a watch and chronometer maker.Condition ReportClock ticks when tested, however, we do not guarantee the working order or time keeping of any timepiece and attention from a reptuable clock restorer is recommended. Some splits and repairs to tortoiseshell. One foot to the clock a little misaligned. Some small nibbles to the marble base. Gilt brass in good order with some loss of finish to the edges. With key and pendulum.
Lot 115
After Bruno Zach of recent manufacture, three figures, comprising; a spelter-painted ballerina, on a marble plinth, 61.5cm highthe 'Leaping Dancer',a bronze figure on a marble plinth, with a foundry mark, signed,64cm highand another bronze example,on a marble plinth, signed,36cm highCondition ReportSpleter ballerina) Later painted. Scuffs to the plinth.Bronze examples) Loss to the patina. Small nibbles to the base of the plinths.
Lot 117
After Aldo Vitaleh, of recent manufacture, a bronze figure of a 'Seated Fan Dancer' raised on a marble plinth25cm high,together with a spelter example after Charles Veeck,'Mignon', on a rogue marble base, signed,37cm highand a faux marble bust after Salvatore Melani,titled 'Innocence',20cm highCondition ReportChips and nibbles to the marble bases throughout.
Lot 123
A miniature plaster bust, 20th century, in classical dress, raised on a sectional turned and fluted column, on a wooden stand,39.5cm high including plinth(2)Condition ReportSome scratches and dents to the plaster, with minor losses. some dark marks on the plaster. The collum has losses to the bottom edge. The wooden stand has some rubbing to the top.
Lot 268
An Art Deco mahogany extending dining table, by Heal and Co., the oval top, with a glass protector, with a single leaf, raised on a square three-column plinth, 166cm wide, extended 212cm 107cm deep 76.5cm high, and a set of six dining chairs, (4 plus 2), each with a burr mahogany tablet back and a reupholstered red crimson seat, raised on fluted legs, armchairs 57cm wide 50cm deep 85cm high, seat 50cm high, singles 52cm wide 52cm deep 85cm high, seat 50cm high (8)Buying this table and chairs at auction could save up to 0.46 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying new. Condition ReportColour good over to the top and to the leaf. Chairs recently reupholstered. Repolished and backs appear to have been reset. Three singles have small veneer losses to the back supports. Further minor knocks to the edges of the chairs and table.
Lot 289
An Art Deco maple and walnut cocktail cabinet, of demilune form, the upper section with a pair of reeded tambour doors opening onto a mirrored interior with glass shelving and copper railing, the rear mirror with gilt detailing of stars and cocktail glasses, over a frieze cutting board with a gilt and mirrored top, the lower section with a pair of reeded tambour doors, opening on to a single shelf, raised on a plinth support, 110cm wide40cm deep139cm highCondition ReportThe veneer with cracks throughout. With some scuffs and marks. The copper railing with tarnish. The lower tier shelf with stains and marks. The plinth with scuffs and marks. The mirror and glass with scratches. With knocks and scuffs to the edges.
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