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Lot 550
Set of six Victorian mahogany balloon back side chairs with carved scroll top rail, button back back rests and seat pads raised on turned and fluted supports capped by white castors No obvious serious damage/repairChairs are tight and all original casters are present. There does not seem to be any wood worm. Leather upholstery and appears in generally good condition, there is a tear in one seat.
Lot 401
An AutoArt James Bond 007 Aston Martin DB5 model. Considered by many to be one of the finest 1:18 scale recreations of James Bond's famous DB5. Features include an operating ejector seat, pull out tyre slashers, spring loaded bullet shield, rotating numberplates, drop down lights concealing machine guns and oil slick ejectors, highly detailed interior with consealed phone and radar display panel. In unplayed with condition and with its original box in excellent condition.
Lot 750
AN ORIGINAL LORDS CRICKET GROUND BENCH NUMBERED 1, 2, 3 AND 4, the seat with four wooden slats supported on curved iron supports, the flat back rail with stencilled numbers, small circular aperture to the centre of the rail where a plaque would have been, the iron supports with original wooden blocks A/F. W 165 cm, H 58 cm, D 45 cmCondition Report:Replaced bolts here and there, possible replaced seat slats
Lot 372
A 1965 Gilbert James Bond 007 tinplate Aston Martin DB5 - a rare find in this condition. Produced in Japan, this excellent example with all gadgets tested and fully functioning drives forward, stops, reveals its bullet shield and flashing machine guns, accompanied by the rat-a-tat-tat sound of the machine gun fire before returning to its original state before driving off again. Also features a complex rotating rear numberplate mechanism, ejector seat, rear wheel shreader and painted driver and passenger figures. The car is in first class condition with clean battery box and comes with its original boxe, original 007 tag and internal polystyrene packaging.
Lot 382
A 1970 Corgi 270 James Bond 007 Aston Martin DB5, a rare variant with transitional packaging (only produced in this format for one year). Fully functional including the ejector seat, bullet proof shield, front machine guns, rotating numberplates and extending wheel spinners. The rare blue and yellow box is in good condition bar some damage to the cellophane window. Complete with the secret instruction envelope containing the rarer red instructions sheet, a spare ejectable passenger, rare cloth lapel badge and remaining unused numberplate stickers.
Lot 392
A Danbury Mint James Bond 007 Silver DB5 handcrafted from over 300 individual parts, this 1:24 scale model was created to replicate the 'Most Famous Car in the World'. Featuring almost all of the gadgets seen in the films including the ejector seat, bullet shield, tyre spinners and even Bond's car phone, this is a perfect example that comes with its numbered limited edition certificate, associated paperwork, original box and packaging. Rare to find now in this condition.
Lot 585
Table with four chairs. Wood and leather. Cm 140,00 x 75,00 x 111,00. Table with four chairs mod. Flame in bent rosewood plywood, seat upholstered in foam rubber and red leather, for Pozzi and Verga, 1950s. Chair measures: H 116 cm L 42 cm W 50 cmPublications; Furniture magazine, Gorlich Editore, n. 107, Christmas special edition - Furniture magazine, n. 83, Gorlich Editore Milano, advertising Pozzi and Verga
Lot 660
Armchair with ottoman. Wood and leather. Cm 83,00 x 73,00 x 90,00. Armchair with Sheriff model ottoman, for ISA Bergamo, Italy, 60s. Present production mark. Rosewood frame, leather straps and padded seat band covered in black leather.Ottoman size: H 37.5 cm L 59 cm W 59 cmPublications: Domus, n. 403, June 1963, p. 12 - Domus, n. 402, May 1963, p. 26-27 - Domus, n. 401, April 1963, p. 123 - Domus, n. 923, March 2009, p. 32 - Charlotte & Peter Fiell, 1000 chairs, Taschen, 2017, p. 348.
Lot 667
Six chairs. fabric, iron and brass. . Six chairs with armrests in iron, brass and padding, 50s,Model Du 9 a, Stackable armchair (in pairs) in steel tube, seat and back in beech veneer or padded plywood, pivoting backrest.Publication: Gastone Rinaldi, Designer at Rima, edited by Giuseppe Drago and Jacopo Drago, Capitolium Art editions, p. 174
Lot 686
Armchair. Metal and fabric. Cm 60,00 x 73,00 x 57,00. Armchair mod. P 36, for Tecno, 60s. Company logo present. Seat and back upholstered in foam rubber, rectangular and flat metal tube structure. Chair exhibited at the XII Milan Triennale in the section Home and school, Set up and "production islands". Publications: Catalog XII Triennale di Milano, 1960, p. 54
Lot 709
Armchair with ottoman. Wood, metal and leather. . Armchair with Ottoman, for Herman Miller, 50s. They are officially called Eames Lounge (670) and Ottoman (671). Seat and back in molded veneered plywood, cognac leather cushions and aluminum base.Based on a prototype presented at the "Organic Design in Home Furnishing" competition, held at the Museum of Modern Art in 1940, model no. 670 represents the most complex chair ever made by Eames and their first project for the luxury market.From: Charlotte & Peter Fiell, 1000 chairs, Taschen, 2016, p. 275
Lot 712
Four chairs. Wood and leather. Cm 51,50 x 75,00 x 44,00. Four chairs model Monk for Molteni, date of design: 1973. Chair with seat and back in leather colored brown worn on two steel tubes screwed to two solid wood bridges that form the ground support.Publications: Antonio Piva, Afra and Tobia Scarpa Architetti e Designers, Mondadori, Milan, 1985, pp. 87, 145.
Lot 720
Sofa. Metal and leather. Cm 147,00 x 74,00 x 84,00. Model Danube 850 two-seater sofa, for Cassina, 1992.Structure in black tubular in powder-coated iron, plywood panels covered in fabric ofblue color, seat in natural leather. Coming from Roman bank representative offices. Publications: Bosoni G, Made in Cassina, Skira, Milan, p. 298-299
Lot 721
Sofa. Metal and leather. Cm 200,00 x 84,00 x 74,00. Danube 850 three-seater sofa model, for Cassina, 1992.Structure in black tubular in powder-coated iron, plywood panels covered in fabric ofred color, natural leather seat. Coming from Roman bank representative offices. Publications: Bosoni G, Made in Cassina, Skira, Milan, p. 298-299
Lot 723
Sofa. Metal and leather. Cm 265,00 x 84,00 x 74,00. Danube 850 model four-seater sofa, for Cassina, 1992.Structure in black tubular in powder-coated iron, plywood panels covered in fabric ofwhite color, natural leather seat. Provenance from representative offices of Roman bank. Publications: Bosoni G, Made in Cassina, Skira, Milan, p. 298-299
Lot 724
Armchair with footrest. Steel and leather. Cm 75,00 x 75,00 x 110,00. Pair of Brazilia model armchairs. For Mobilier International-France, 70s. Brushed steel structure, padding and non-original white leather upholstery. Brand present under the seat: "Mobilier international 162 bld Voltaire Paris"
Lot 45
A George I carved and figured walnut corner or 'writing' armchairin the manner of William HallettCirca 1725, the shaped and curved back with a scroll eared vase-form splat, with outcurved arm supports terminating in carved feathered eagle busts, above a serpentine seat frame, on four scallop shell and husk pendant clasped cabriole legs, each carved with scrolled acanthus spandrels, terminating in claw feet, with an ivorine plaque which reads: 'Frank Partridge, Works of Art, 26, King St., St. James's and New York', 84cm wide.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: TP
Lot 478
in the manner of Gillows of Lancaster, carved in relief with a reeded curved toprail, upholstered panel backs and seats, on ring turned cylindrical tapering column legs (4) - (part of a set of ten) (Dimensions: h: 96cm w: 52cm d: cm )(h: 96cm w: 52cm d: cm )Footnote: Provenance: Mawley Hall, ShropshireCondition report: Old repairs to the seat frames, some sprung cut brass inlays and sign of old worm in seat rails. Stained fabic seats
Lot 216
oil on canvas (Dimensions: 140 x 110 cm)(140 x 110 cm)Footnote: Provenance: By descent within the Hardy family; until acquired for Moulton Grange, Pitsford, Northamptonshire Exhibited: London, Royal Academy, Summer Exhibition 1858, no. 318 Sir John Hardy, 1st Baronet (1809-1888), was a British Conservative Member of Parliament. He was the son of John Hardy and his wife, Isabelle Gathorne of Kirby, Lonsdale. The sitter’s brother was created the 1st Earl of Cranbrook. Hardy was elected to the House of Commons for Midhurst in March 1859, but held the seat for less than two months. The following year he was returned for Dartmouth, a constituency he represented until 1868, and then sat for Warwickshire South from 1868 to 1874. On 23 February 1876 he was created a Baronet, of Dunstall Hall in the County of Stafford. In 1878 he was appointed High Sheriff of Staffordshire. Sir Francis Grant’s “Sitters’ Book”, preserved today in the National Portrait Gallery, records Hardy sitting in 1857. Hardy died in July 1888, aged 79.Condition report: Oil on canvas which is unlined. There are several patches on the reverse of the painting mending old damages which have been retouched from the front. The paint layer has numerous areas of raised and flaking paint with scattered losses to the original material. The varnish is yellowed and there is a layer of dust on the surface. The gilding on the frame has suffered and is flaking with numerous losses.
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