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Lot 336
A rare 18th Century green glass onion shaped wine bottle with circular seal of intertwined "C"s beneath an Earl's coronet circa 1705/10 (being the mark of Henry Hyde Lord Cornbury and 2nd Earl of Clarendon 1638-1709), 15 cm high CONDITION REPORTS A large chip to the edge of the seal. Bottle with dirt, wear, scuffs and scratches.
Lot 4
Eugène Bléry, Intérieur de forêt. 1854. Eau-forte d’après Hobbema. 370 x 455. B. 101 bis. Rare épreuve d’état sur chine appliqué, avant le ciel gravé, annotée « Epreuve naturelle 1er état réserve » et signée à la mine de plomb. Rousseurs claires éparses. Toutes marges. Joint : dessins préparatoires, croquis de tableaux d’Hobbema et de Ruysdael jetés à la mine de plomb sur la couverture rempliée d’un Résumé du catalogue de la Galerie de MM. Pereire, avec autres croquis sur feuillets de calque intégrés. Annotation sur la couverture : « Croquis pris au musée / et à la vente Pereire… »
Lot 10
Pierre Bonnard, Couverture-chemise pour l’album d’estampes originales de la galerie vollard, 2e année, 1897. Lithographie. Très belle et rare épreuve sur japon fort remplié [580 x 452], portant la lettre lithographiée sur la première de couverture (« 2e année / album / d’estampes / originales / de / la galerie / Vollard / 6 rue Laffitte ») et un macaron ornemental sur la quatrième. Petites traces de frottement et salissures aux bords du feuillet. Voir les reproductions.Cette couverture n’est apparemment décrite à ce jour par aucun catalogue. Roger-Marx écrit : « Les albums des Peintres-Graveurs, à l’exemple de L’Estampe Originale, devaient, sur l’initiative d’Ambroise Vollard, contribuer très efficacement au renouveau de l’estampe, et en particulier de l’estampe en couleurs, par la publication de chefs-d’oeuvre comme la Partie de Campagne de Toulouse-Lautrec, Béatrice d’Odilon Redon, le Jardin des Tuileries et Jeux d’Enfants de Vuillard, Mère et Enfant de Renoir ; les Oies de Sisley, et nombre d’autres pièces par Guillaumin, Signac, Cross, Maurice Denis, etc. Deux albums ont paru, en 1896 et 1897, comprenant le premier 27 planches, le second 32, tirées chacune à 100 exemplaires. » (Claude Roger-Marx, Bonnard lithographe, Monte-Carlo, André Sauret éditeur, 1952, p. 77.). Les catalogues de Bouvet et Roger-Marx décrivent sous leur numéro 41 (et Johnson sous son numéro 14) une grande lithographie en couleurs de Bonnard (chat jouant avec une pelote sur une vaste table arrondie où sont déployées des estampes) comme étant la couverture de l’album d’estampes édité par Vollard pour 1897. Il faut bien plutôt penser que cette planche a dû être initialement pensée comme affiche de librairie destinée à annoncer la parution dudit album, ce que sa dimension (570 x 870 mm) corrobore. Notre couverture semble être à ce jour le seul exemplaire conservé de la véritable chemise ayant contenu les planches de l’album. Ce second album contenait notamment les deux planches de Bonnard décrites ci-après (Le Canotage et L’Enfant à la lampe) ainsi que La Petite blanchisseuse.
Lot 22
Théodore Chassériau, Vénus anadyomène. Vers 1841-1842. Lithographie d’après le tableau de 1839, Vénus, marine. 310 x 258. Beraldi 25 ; I.F.F. 2 ; Fisher 3. Belle et rare épreuve sur vélin crème,, du 1er état (sur 2), avant effaçage de la bordure décorative, sans l’adresse de Goupil et, Vibert, éditeurs. Légère oxydation générale et petites rousseurs. Menus accidents aux, bords du feuillet, donc certaines anciennes courtes déchirures restaurées en tête au, verso. Petites traces de colle au verso. Petits arrachements au bord supérieur droit du, feuillet. Grandes marges. Ex-coll. Roger Marx (Lugt 2229).
Lot 33
Honoré DAUMIER, Les Gens de justice. 1845-1848. Lithographie. Chaque env. 240 x 190 ou 190 x 240. D. 1337, à 1375. Très rare suite complète de 39 planches. Belles ou très belles épreuves sur blanc,, la première du 2e état (sur 3). Oxydation, rousseurs claires ou auréoles d’humidité, trous, de brochage à certaines planches. Pli cassé dans l’angle inférieur droit à la dernière., Bonnes marges non homogènes. Ens. 39 p.
Lot 65
Raoul DUFY, Le Marin. Projet d’illustration. 1919. Bois gravé. 117 x 95. Très belle et rare épreuve, sur chine volant, signée des initiales à la mine de plomb puis annotée dans l’angle, inférieur gauche : « epreuve unique / en cet etat / 11/9/1919 Le marin » et dans l’angle, inférieur droit : « 1er Etat ». Toutes marges. Joint : Le Guerrier masochiste. Vers 1918. Bois, gravé. 99 x 87. Belle épreuve sur chine volant, titrée en pied et annotée « etat d’un bois, supprimé ». Menus accidents au bord droit du feuillet. Ens. 2 p.
Lot 130
Henri Matisse, Demetrius Galanis de trois quarts ; Demetrius Galanis « paysan ». 1915-1916. Eau-forte., 90 x 65 et 141 x 100. Duthuit-Garnaud 69 et 70. Très belles épreuves sur bulle grisâtre, appliqué, numérotées et signées, la première à la mine de plomb, la seconde à la plume, et à l’encre. Toutes marges. Rare. Tirage à 15 épreuves. Ens. 2 p.
Lot 132
Henri Matisse, Trois personnages – recherche sur les acides. 1931. Eau-forte. 198 x 119. D.-G. 230. Très, belle épreuve sur bulle grisâtre appliqué, annotée « Essai » à la mine de plomb et signée., Rousseurs éparses essentiellement sur le support. Toutes marges. Rare. Tirage total à, 28 épreuves.
Lot 413
Anne, Commemorative Gold Medal 1713 `Peace of Utrecht` by J Croker, obv. laureate & draped bust in high relief, rev. Britannia standing left, holding olive branch, shield & spear; ships in distance to right & farming scene to left; legend: COMPOSITIS VENERANTUR ARMIS, MDCCXIII in ex., 35mm, 22.1g, trivial hairlines & trace of wear on high points o/wise lustrous virtually as struck, cased, a superb specimen & very rare in this condition
Lot 416
Treasury Note, 10 Shillings Bradbury, 1st (emergency) issue August 1914; No (with dash) A/1 662593, signature in red, very faint vertical centre fold & a light rev. crease below `For a payment of any Amount` o/wise a very clean, undamaged note, no edge faults, EF or+, VERY RARE in this condition
Lot 30
A Collection of Ancient Bronze & Silver Coins including Roman Imperial: 16 x Antoniniani: Gallienus, Salonina, Aurelian, Probus, Carinus, Quietus rev. SPES PVBLICA (rare but holed at 12 o`clock) etc, a Follis of Maximianus, a Quadrans of Caligula rev. Cap of Liberty, AE 3/4 of Constantine 1, Valens, Honorius, Helena commemorative AE4 rev. PAX PVBLICA, a Dupondius of Nero, Alexandrian Tetradrachms of Probus & Aurelian & other bronze coins together with Silver Denarii of Tiberius rev. PONTIF.MAXIM. Livia seated right & Marcus Aurelius, Greek Bronzes: Syracuse AE22 obv. head of Poseidon, rev. ornamental trident between two dolphins AVF & Hispania Ulterior, Gades AE17 obv. head of Heracles, rev. two tunny fish Fair/VG; Byzantine Bronzes: 40 nummi, folles etc; various grades, 43 coins in total
Lot 59
Germany, an Album containing a Large Collection of Post-War 10, 5 & 2 Marks comprising: 32 x Commemorative 10 Marks (all silver): 1972 rev. Knot (x4, D,F,G,J), 1972 rev. athletes kneeling (x4, D,F,G,J), 1972 rev. Stadium (x2, G,J), 1972F rev. `In Deutschland,` 1988D, 1989J, 1990F(x4), 1990J(x2), 1992(x2, D,G), 1994A(x2), 1995D, 1996A(x2), 1997D(x2), 1997F(x2), 1997J(x2) &1998J; 63 x Commemorative 5 Marks (38 x silver & 25 x CuNi), several duplicates but at least one of every type 1955 - 1986 except 1964J (Fichte), 1978F (Neumann) & 1982D (Goethe) & including the rare 1955F (Schiller), 1955G (von Baden) & 1957J (Eichendorff) - generally all EF or+, together with 16 x Non-Commemorative Silver 5 Marks from circulation: 1951J, 1967G, 1969F(x2), 1970F, 1972F(X3), 1973F(x2), 1973G(x2), 1974F(x3), 1974J & 4 x CuNi 1975(D, F,G & J) & 15 x CuNi 2 Marks: 1971G/85F/85G/86F(X2)/987F(X2) /87G/88D/88F/90F/92F/92J(X2) & 94F, generally VF or+; 130 coins in total
Lot 277
Victoria, an Album containing a Collection of Copper & Bronze Coins comprising: 17 x Pennies: 1853OT(x2)/54PT/55PT/57PT/58OT, 1862 (x2)/74H/75/79/91/95/96/97/1901(x2); 17 x Halfpennies: 1853(x3)/54(x2)/55/56/57/58, `1860/75H/79/85/94/95/96/99; 21 x Farthings: 1839/40/42/43/1846/47/49/53/54/55/56/58, 1860/62 rare large 8 over small 8/1865/84/95/96/98/1900/01; 2 x Half Farthings 1843/44 & Third Farthing 1868; generally AVF or+ (but several EF or+ including 1 x 1862 penny) together with Edward VII 3 x Pennies: 1905(x2), 1907, 4 x Halfpennies: 1905(x2), 1906 & 1907, a Set of Farthings 1902 to 1910 inclusive & Third Farthing 1902, Fine or+
Lot 1705
Lefevre & Partners. Central Asian Carpets. 4to., 1976. With the first supplement “Rare Turkoman Weavings, 1977,” loosely inserted. Caucasian Carpets from the 17th to the 19th century. 1977; The Persian Carpet. 1977; Turkish Carpets from the 16th to the 19th century. 1977. All in their original cloth bindings and slightly chipped dust wrappers. Together with The Sarre Mamluk and 12 other Classical Rugs from the Same Private Collection. 4to., 1980. Original pictorial, printed stiff wrappers. (5).
Lot 1770
A charming and rare Shahsavan silk shamdan (miniature child’s khorjin) in plainweave, top bands of each bag and the bridge appliquéd with a brocaded silk and metal thread braid worked with flowers and foliage; one bag with its original indigo silk cord and silk and metal thread tassel and plaited ‘stopper’, north west Persia, late 19th/early 20th century. 23in. x 8in., 59cm. x 20cm. Woven in one piece with the face pattern continuing verso. Shattering to the silk braid on the bridge; a few time stains. Note: An almost identical shamdan was offered in these Rooms, 13th December 2007, Lot 1335.
Lot 1790
A rare and attractive Maori reed skirt, the reeds sewn onto a plaited raffia waist band, each hollow reed stem notched and the outer hard layer partly removed to reveal the dark brown string like interior, thus giving the skirt both a greater visual appeal and greater pliability. New Zealand, probably 19th century, length approx 22in. 56cm., width approx. 37in. 94cm. The skirt is extremely fragile and delicate, several of the reed stems having come loose; these are preserved with the skirt for possible restoration but it is likely that the original complement of stems is not now complete.
Lot 2048
Fragmented Kurdish `eye-dazzler` ghileem, north west Persia about 1900 11ft.8in. x 3ft.6in. 3.55m. x 1.07m. Reduced in length by cut across lower end with original lower end rejoined, small loss to left edge, small reweaves and repairs in places. Despite its fragmented condition, this remains a handsome example of a now quite rare type.
Lot 2056
Good Kurdish ghileem, north west Persia late 19th century, 15ft.3in. x 5ft. 4.64m. x 1.53m. Uneven corrosion to the dark brown bands, heavy in the central area, slight damage to the sides in places. An impressive ghileem with a rare design seldom encountered in the literature; the superb wool has acquired a beautiful patina which complements the rich and vibrant palette. An exceptional example of its kind.
Lot 12
A rare early painted and map decorated Tunbridge ware whitewood combination tape measure and pincushion on cord, the sides line painted below a circular top inset with circular domed pincushion and inset tape measure emerging from the side, tape reduced, the top painted with flowers and lines, the base with a detailed coloured circular map showing the coastline from Pegwell Bay to Reculver, 5.3cm diameter. See illustration inside front cover
Lot 16
A rare early painted Tunbridge ware cottage needlecase of cylinder form, line painted, the screw top in the form of a circular cottage, 6cm. * Although this type of needlecase is normally found as a fitting for a sewing clamp, this example shows no marks below the cottage associated with clamp examples. See illustration inside front cover
Lot 525
A rare James Fenton silver bicycle thimble, the bicycle with broad undotted tyres amid leafy flowers and with a bird, Birmingham, 1886, maker’s mark J.F., 2.3cm, apparently with its original blue cardboard box. * The thimble appears to have been little if at all used, although there is a single hole to the apex, suggesting that this may be a casting fault rather then wear. See illustration plate 8
Lot 621
A good turned rosewood sewing companion, circa 1830, the circular reeded base on three turned feet and fitted with a central crenelated turret, the upper section fitted with a pincushion, over a box base encircled by six smaller crenelated turrets, three as reels, a waxer, a tape measure with complete original measure inked in nails, and a pin poppet, 8.4cm diameter, 9.5cm high. * A rare, complete item in exceptional, original condition, apparently never used. See illustration plate 9
Lot 649
A rare rosewood sewing box in the form of a piano, circa 1835, with printed trade label for “Dobson, 162, Strand”, the rectangular upper section with mother-of-pearl plaque, the hinged lid revealing a yellow paper lined compartmentalised and lidded tray with pincushion, thimble mount and needle book complete with a set of five flowerhead top reel holders and a silver thimble, the lid interior with printed trade label, the front fitted with a hinged curved lid with twin rosewood knobs opening to reveal a conforming tray with central tool card with a set of four gilt metal tools flanked by lidded compartments, raised and turned legs to the front and four bun feet to the back, the back fitted with a drawer, 23.5cm x 21cm x 19.5cm. See illustrations plate 10
Lot 730
A rare late 17th/early 18th century girdle spinning wheel, the geared mechanism with a pierced and engraved leaf scroll frame below a turned and cast finial, the twisted brass winding arm with turned wooden handle, lacking turned pedestal and ‘horn’, 25.5cm. * For a complete example see: Taunton (N) Antique Needlework Tools Colour Plate 24 Page 32 and Plate 4 Page 33. See illustration plate 11 & front cover
Lot 1144
Rare 1923-24 England Rugby Schools International cap and related ephemera – red velvet cap with silver braid trim, tassel and embroidered details to the front panel and peak for match against Wales at Cardiff Arms Park on March 15th 1924 – issued to CC Collier, capped from North Street School, Leigh-on-Sea comes with official itinerary (A/F) and letter from the Headmaster. Some fading to exposed front areas.
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