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Lot 1031
Postcards, a good and detailed collection of approx 430 cards of Kent with RP's of North St Ashford, Park Ave Orpington, Royal Oak Hotel Hawkhurst, RE Band Chatham, High St Maidstone, Market Place Westerham, Doney Drive T.Wells Boxing Day 1906, P O St Nicholas Thanet, Potato Drill Herne Bay, Railway St Chatham, Ontario Military Hospital Orpington, High St Ashford, Old Hill Lamberhurst, Navy Week Chatham etc. Also good printed street scenes, LL's (6), Rail Officials, R H & D miniature rail, Hop picking, Oyster packing, Walmer Lifeboat etc (mainly gd)
Lot 1038
Postcards, a large collection of approx 330 cards, mostly of Norfolk, with RPs of Cruisers and Yachts on the Broads, Cromer Lifeboat 'Henry Bloggs', Gorleston Lifeboat 'Elizabeth Simpson', Hall Line 'Fitzroy'. RPs of Mileham, Norwich Floods (4 RPs, 3 printed), Nelson House North Elmham, West Lane Mundesley, London Rd Thetford, Norton Subcourse, Great Yarmouth Air Raid, High St Sheringham, Marston More Earsham, Royal visit to Norwich, Halvergate, Sheringham Fishermen etc. Also good printed street scenes, views, windmills etc. Sold with signed footballer R Pitman Barrow on Soar 1911 (mainly gd)
Lot 875
Fun Ho! New Zealand Diecast #25 MG Sports Car in Dark Green Mint Model r Tray In Original Crisp Box Fun-Ho! Toys Were A Brand Of Diecast Toy Cars And Trucks Manufactured And Distributed By Underwood Engineering Co. Ltd. Of Inglewood, New Zealand. Production Was Started By Jack Underwood About 1935 And Continued Until 1982.
Lot 12
Loetz (Austrian), an iridescent Creta Papillon glass preserve pot with electroplated cover and spoon,c.1900, cover stamped EPNS and back to back ‘R’ in a shield,The cylindrical green glass vessel decorated with blue iridescent splashes, with domed cover and a spoon with tear-drop shaped bowl,10.5 cm high,Property from a private collectionCut neck - no pontil. Speck inclusion on the side from the making process. Light natural wear to metal elements. Overall good condition.
Lot 171
René Lalique (French 1860-1945), 'Coquilles No2', No.3201, an opalescent glass shade with a glass halo and mounts attributed to the Breves Galleries, Designed 1924, engraved R. Lalique France, No.3201, Moulded as four overlapping shells, with brass mounts and chains, the opaque and frosted glass halo sits on the mounts and has three clips that hold it in place, Coquilles approximately 21 cm diameter, with halo 44.5 cm diameter Coquilles has been drilled to support the mounts and chains, as is typical for bowl shade. Mounts have not been removed and condition appears to be alright. Brass mounts have aged and tarnished and natural wear. The halo has some chips that have been frosted over on the inside rim and are not noticed when in place. Some dirt and marks.
Lot 173
René Lalique (1860-1945), a 'Volubilis' opalescent glass bowl, Designed 1921, Coupe No.383, etched R. Lalique France, Moulded on the outside with three flower heads the centres forming feet, 21.5 cm diameter A few scratches and abrasions with light natural wear. Some minor polishing to the inside of the rim - has a rounded top rim.
Lot 174
René Lalique (French 1860-1945), a cased opalescent and blue stained 'Donremy' vase,Designed 1926, engraved signature 'R. Lalique France No.979',Moulded with stylised thistles and heightened with blue staining,21.5 cm highSome minor polishing to neck rim. Some abrasions and scratches to the underside base rim and the edge of the base. Cased glass.
Lot 175
René Lalique (French 1860-1945), a clear and frosted glass 'Avallon' vase, No.986,Designed 1927, stencil mark R. Lalique,Moulded with birds perched on sinuous stems with stylised leaves and cherries,14.5 cm highSome minor polishing to inside of neck rim. A few fine scratches and abrasions here and there. Base with natural wear in keeping with age and use. Some polishing to mould lines beneath the frosting around edge of foot - but this is from the glassworks.
Lot 176
René Lalique (French 1860-1945), an opalescent glass bowl 'Fleurons No.2', 3312, Designed 1935, stencil signature R. Lalique France, Moulded with a spiralling abstract pattern,20.3 cm diameter The rim is flat, not rounded, and has some tiny nicks and chips to the rim and some minor polishing. There is a vertical scratch about one centimetre long on the inside. There are a few tiny open bubble on the outside (how it was made), and some abrasions. Some light natural wear to base in keeping with age.
Lot 178
René Lalique (French 1860-1945), a clear and frosted 'Saint-Nectaire' No.76 small glass box and cover with traces of green staining,Designed 1925, moulded signature 'R. Lalique',The hexagonal form with plain base, the cover moulded with stylised fern decoration and a clear domed centre,8.5 cm acrossThe cover - one corner with some tiny nicks/nibbles. The inside rim of the cover has a number of tiny chips and nicks. The base has a tiny nick on the top edge of one corner. Light wear to base.
Lot 179
René Lalique (French 1860-1945), a clear and frosted 'Saint-Nectaire' No.76 small glass box and cover, Designed 1925, engraved signature 'R. Lalique',The hexagonal form with plain base, the cover moulded with stylised fern decoration and a clear domed centre,8.5 cm acrossVery faint remains pf brown staining on the edges of the pattern - barely noticeable. A couple of tiny chips to the inside rim of the cover. The base with a tiny nick on the vertical edge and another on the top of the corner and the horizontal edge. There are some abrasions to the top rim of the base. Light natural wear to the base.
Lot 181
René Lalique (1860-1945), a large Worth - 3 perfume bottle and stopper in the ' Dans La Nuit' pattern, Faint moulded R. Lalique and engraved in italic script 'Lalique',The globular body mould in relief with stars against a patinated blue mat ground, the stopper also moulded with stars on both sides,25.5 cm highA tiny nick to the inner edge of the neck rim. A few white marks and a few scratches to the patinated surface and light natural wear. Light wear to underside of base. A couple tiny nicks to edge of stopper and some mould anomalies from the making process. Shank good.
Lot 183
René Lalique (French 1860-1945), a 'Tete D'Aigle' No.1138 clear and frosted glass car mascot,Designed 1928, moulded R. Lalique France and stencilled R. Lalique France,Moulded as the head of an eagle, 11 cm highThere is a chip to the end of one feather are some tiny nicks to the ends of two others. A few abrasions and a paint spot. A few minute nicks to edge of base and some light natural wear to underside of the base.
Lot 231
Paul Raoul Larthe, a Costume design for Icare, 20th Century, signed 'Paul R. Larthe' (both lower left and lower centre), Watercolour and body colour, on paper/card, further inscribed and dedicated 'ICARE. amis d'Icare, THEATRE-NATIONAL-DE-L'OPERA-PARIS-, Pour madame Norman en téimognage d'amitié' pencil, framed and glazed, Sheet/image 42 cm x 63 cm Not removed from frame. Sheet/card heavily foxed overall.Christie's auction label on reverse for 'An Aristocratic Chateau on the Cote d'Azur' 14 July 2020, Lot 63
Lot 295
Robert Gattiker, gouache on paper, three fabric designs for Bianchini-Ferrier,c.1930, each annotated and numbered in pencil and stamped to verso - 'R. Gattiker, 81 Boul. Bonne-Nouvelle, Paris',Each of abstract design, incorporating floral motifs,largest - 53cm x 41cm, smallest - 43cm x 38cm (unframed) (3)grey, black purple and floral circular design - even toning throughout, small hole, pin hole and small tear to bottom right corner as well as small holes to top right corner.Black purple and fuschia circular Design - even toning throughout, one folded corner, discolouration and small marks throughout, some crease marks running through the goache.Monotone design - even toning throughout, some surface dirt and marks, some crease marks to border and through the goache.
Lot 32
Carl Sigmund Luber (German 1896-1934), a Johann von Schwarz ceramic Art Nouveau tray with metal mounts, c.1900, impressed R, incised Q 8933, painted b.318, A,Decorated in raised outline with the profile head of an art nouveau maiden and poppies, with metal mounts, 46 cm long, 33.5 cm wideSome surface scratches and abrasions. Some dirt spots. Dulling to metal. Natural wear to underside.
Lot 175
A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN SAUCE BOATS with leaf-capped flying scroll handles, crested & initialled "R", by Charles Stuart Harris, London 1895, a George III mustard pot on ball feet, with a blue glass liner, and a bachelor's tea pot with a rounded square body and foot, crested & initialled "R", maker's mark "TKB", London 1895; the latter 5.3" (13.5 cms) high; 25.9 weighable silver (4)
Lot 221
AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVERGILT NATURALISTIC BOX AND COVER in the form of a fruit (glass liner), by Charles Fox, London 1839 and a George III/IV small fluted mug, initialled and inscribed "A fond Father and Mother's Gift to their Boy, on his attaining his first year May 8th 1821", by R. Emes & E. Barnard, London 1820; the latter 2.75" (7 cms) high; 6 oz weighable silver (2)
Lot 14
A COLLECTED PART-SERVICE OF FIDDLE PATTERN FLATWARE TO INCLUDE:- Seventeen table forks, six table spoons, five dessert forks, two dessert spoons, two sauce ladles, two small sauce lades & a basting spoon, all with maker's mark "TKB", London 1890-1896, together with five dessert forks by Holland Aldwinckle & Slater, London 1904 (all of the above crested & initialled "R" and five various antique dessert spoons, initialled "F"; 94.6 oz (45)
Lot 50
SCOTTISH FIDDLE PATTERN FLATWARE:- A set of twelve dessert spoons, initialled "AAK", by R. Gray & Sons, Edinburgh 1810, a set of twelve dessert forks, by D.C. Rait, Glasgow 1839, a set of nine table spoons and a pair of basting spoons, by J. Neville, Glasgow 1821, all initialled "K" and a set of three tea spoons initialled "A" over "AK", maker's mark "RT", Edinburgh 1816 (all contained in an oak canteen box, measuring 18.6" (47.3 cms) long; 64.78 oz (38)
Lot 454
A GOLD SIGNET RING set with a foiled glass intaglio, engraved with the coat of arms believed to be of Mary Stewart and initials M R; 2 cms wide, together with a Victorian printed box with label "Queen Mary's Signet Ring, from the collection of the late Earl of Buchan" *There was a Mary Stewart, Countess of Buchan (1434/35). Queen Mary I used similar arms 1554-1558. The arms on the ring could be a Victorian creation.
Lot 107
A GEORGE V SWING-HANDLED SUGAR BASKET with a wavy rim, pierced sides and bead borders (blue glass liner), by G. Nathan & R. Hayes, Chester 1911, and a Victorian embossed sugar caster, inscribed on the cover, by E. Finlay & H. Taylor, London 1890; the latter 6.2" (15.5 cms) high;m 9.25 oz weighable silver (2)
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