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Lot 9
* HESTER FROOD (BRITISH 1882 - 1971), MANOBIER CASTLE charcoal and watercolour on paper, signed 16.5cm x 21cm Mounted, framed and under glass Label verso: T. & R. Annan & Sons Ltd., Edinburgh Note: Born in New Zealand, Hester Frood came to England at the age of seven and spent her youth near Exeter in Devon. She met the famous printmaker D.Y. Cameron on a visit to Scotland in 1906. He was so impressed with her work that he told her to "draw and draw" and offered to teach her the technique of etching. During the following years her work was exhibited widely at the Royal Scottish Academy and at the Royal Academy in London.
Lot 521
Two Oval Coopered Oak Jardinieres/Wine Coolers bound in studded brass straps. One having a zinc liner and round ivorine maker's label; R A LISTER & Co Ltd, DURSLEY ENGLAND, 6½ ins (16 cms) deep, 18 ins x 13¾ ins (46 cms x 35 cms) on tall outswept legs united by an X-stretcher, 34½ ins (88 cms) overall height. The other 9 ins (23 cms) deep, 23½ ins x 19 ins (60 cms x 48 cms), on square legs with X-stretcher, 27 ins (69 cms) high.
Lot 500
A Collection of Majolica: A Pair of J.R.L begonia leaf comports 9 ins (23 cms) in diameter. A brown & green mottled glaze leaf dish, 7½ ins x 5¼ ins (19 cms x 13 cms). A round plate with ears of wheat moulded around the border 8 ins (20 cms) in diameter. A moulded yellow flower head wall pocket marked W&R (A/F). Three Brameld green glazed dishes intricately moulded with scrolling panels of basket weave and trelliswork, one oval 10 ins x 7½ ins (26 cms x 19 cms), the other two 8¾ ins in diameter.
Lot 533
C R Stock, British 19th/20th century, After T N H Walsh- "We Shall do it Easily" Publ. by R Dodson's Fine Art Gallery, 145 The Strand 1881; aquatint with hand-colouring, 47x83cm: together with one other by the same artist, after T N H Walsh- "The Last Change In", publ by R Dodson's Fine Art Gallery, 145 The Strand 1883; aquatint with hand-colouring, 47x83cm, (2) (in matching frames) CONDITION REPORT: In wooden with mottling, gilt edged, glazed frames with cream mounts and green detailing Unexamined out of frames a few minor scrates and scuffs on the frames prints might be slightly faded from light exposure round the edges hand-painted work has brightened the images considerably Otherwise in very good condition
Lot 545
Thomas Rowlandson, British 1756-1827 and Auguste Pugin, British 1769-1832 with aquatint by John Bluck 18th/19th Century- "Christie's Auction Room" Publ. by R. Ackermann, London 1808; etching and aquatint with hand-colouring, 23.2x28cm: together with one other by the same artists- "Royal Cock Pit" Publ. by R. Ackermann, London 1808; etching and aquatint with hand-colouring, 23.2x28cm, (2) (in matching frames) CONDITION REPORT: In matching gilded, glazed frames with cream mounts and line detailing unexamined out of frame Brown stain on top edge of first print and faint staining lower half Minor fading of colours Otherwise in good general condition
Lot 85
T & R Boote Ltd - An early 20th Century 6in dust pressed advertising tile for Moffat Stoves 'The Finest Line of Stoves in Canada', decorated in relief together with two Burmantofts 6in dust pressed tiles each with a relief moulded roundel in blue against a darker ground, one depicting Criccieth Castle, the other a yacht (3)
Lot 1674
R. Field & Sons of Birmingham brass and green iron monocular microscope circa 1890 - this design won the society of Arts Design award in 1854 for a compact microscope suitable for field trips and students - the top tube unscrews and is stored in the drawer in the original mahogany case thus giving the compact design
Lot 371
A good quality gilt brass French Carriage clock striking on a gong with repeat and platform movements - the 5 cm dial signed R & S Garrard & Co - Crown Jewellers, HAYMARKET, LONDON - Height with handle down 16 cm - number to base 27542, with key Condition report: Overall condition good minor marks to case, working order
Lot 386
A COLLECTION OF ITEMS to include; Great War medal set Pip Squeak and Wilfred for Private A.E. Turner, Kings Royal Rifles, R.14976, a City of Coventry Medallion, George III "spade guinea" medallion, 9ct gold fob and two other silver coloured metal fob s, a "Casselia" steel cigarette roller, an OHMS on War Service button and various papers for other personnel World War II period
Lot 206
EWAN GEDDES R.S.W (1866 - 1936) Framed, signed, Scottish School, watercolour on paper, figure in rural landscape, titled on R.S.W. label verso, 'A corner of the clachan', 26.5cm x 36.5cm. Provenance: See Royal Scottish Society for Painters in Watercolours label verso, inscribed with artist's name and address, and 'Charles R. Menzies Gilder and Picture Frame Maker' label verso. Charles took over the family business with his name in 1909, so it is likely the painting dates to after 1909.
Lot 396
A group of four violins to include; unnamed example with two piece back with P&H, London bow, Andreas Feller for Stentor with two piece back and J. S. Finkel bow, Blessing two piece back with unnamed bow, R. L. Halliday 1990 no.51, with two piece back, bow indistinctly marked. All in fitted cases.
Lot 455
A lot to include an Asian / Oriental machete with wooden scabbard, German Nazi infantry wound badge, post war Nazi arm band, two cloth insignia and white metal Nazi stick pin, replica WW1 war and victory medal pair to 1805 Pte A NASH R. War. R., together with a WW1 framed embroidery showing St Quentin's basilica in flames.
Lot 231
VINTAGE LIZARS BRASS MICROSCOPE marked 'J.Lizars Glasgow, London etc. 1399', with parts marked 'R&J. Beck Ltd' and 'C.Reichert Wien', with two spare lenses marked 'Cooke, Troughton & Simms Ltd. 4mm N.A. 0.65 4684' and 'Spencer Buffalo USA 16mm N.A. 0.25' with protective capsule, together with mahogany carrying box labelled to interior
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