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Lot 357
Six Corgi Toys diecast model cars with varying degrees of play wear and some repainting , including a Riley Pathfinder and a 336 James Bond Toyota 2000GT. Also included in this lot is an unboxed Tri-ang Spot On 101 Armstrong Siddeley Sapphire in lilac with black roof, F, but front seat loose in car. (7)
Lot 1113
A 17th century carved oak settleThe panelled back with turned finials and carved with serpents and initials AH between the date 1668, issuing twin open arms supported by turned uprights over the plank seat, standing on block and turned legs united with stretchers. 171.5 cm wide. CONDITION REPORTS: Scuffing, scratching, staining, splits and losses, repairs, finials probably later, some losses, wear to feet, seat possibly replaced, general wear.
Lot 1120
A set of eight early 19th century mahogany dining chairs, including two with armsEach with tablet top rail above the scroll carved central rail, with overstuffed seat standing on ring turned legs. The carvers each 52 cm wide. (8) CONDITION REPORTS: Some fading, some small splits, some repairs, recovered, some old woodworm damage, general wear.
Lot 1125
A Victorian oak framed chaise longueThe shaped padded back above the overstuffed seat with scrolling end above a moulded frieze, standing on stopped gardrooned turned legs with castors. 201 cm long. CONDITION REPORTS: Some scuffing and scratching, castors replaced, some splits/some separations to mouldings, upholstery tired, general wear.
Lot 1126
A pair of 19th century mahogany open armchairsThe floral and scroll carved top rail above the pierced carved back splats issuing twin acanthus carved scrolling open arms above the drop-in overstuffed seat, standing on scroll carved cabriole legs with ball-and-claw feet. Each 64 cm wide. (2) CONDITION REPORTS: Re-upholstered, some scuffing and scratching, general wear.
Lot 1132
A Louis XV style upholstered gilt painted parlour setteeThe overstuffed oval back with ribbon tied cresting, issuing twin padded acanthus carved open arms above the overstuffed seat, standing on tapering reeded legs. 122 cm wide. CONDITION REPORTS: Some paint wear/loss, one arm joint slightly loose, some braiding loose, general wear.
Lot 2618
14th-11th century BC. A haematite cylinder seal with a symbol base the 'stylised' or 'sacred' tree stands, flanked by two long bearded men with hairstyle of chignon and knee-length robe, both men, who are certainly genii, hold in their right hand a cone (of pine) with which they touch the tree, this so-called 'cone-smearing' ritual includes a magically protective rite, a benediction and an anointing of a symbol of the king, there is a crescent moon on each side of the tree top, behind the left man is another with the same hairstyle, but in an ankle-length robe, who in the hand of his raised right bent arm holds another pine cone, behind a vessel stand and a large bowl (cf. W. Orthmann, PKG, 1975, fig. 382) and a large jug containing the sacred fluid for the ritual, the special shape of the symbol base as a replica of a seat provided with lateral beads, standing on a base, points to a dating in the Middle Assyrian period (cf. ibd., fig. 195"). For the figure cf. Delaporte, L. Catalogue des cylindres orientaux et cachets assyro-babyloniens, perses et syro-cappadociens de la Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris 1910, pl.XXVI, figs.375, 376, 383; for this ritual see Black, J. and Green, A. Gods, Demons and Symbols of Ancient Mesopotamia, London, 1992, p.170-171.5.28 grams, 20mm (3/4"). From a North London private collection; acquired before 1990. Very fine condition.
Lot 214
A TEAK AND IVORY INLAID CHAIR, LATE 19TH CENTURY the curved top rail above a pierced bottom rail, riempie seat above a plain apron, on square-section tapering legs joined by an H-stretcher, a plaque engraved W.Prinsloo attached to the undersidePROVENANCE:This particular chair was one of a set made by Willem Prinsloo. Prinsloo and his four brothers hunted elephants in Botswana in the 1800s, and Willem's farm, Zorgvliet, between Bronkhorstspruit and Delmas was burned down during the scorched earth policy of the British which brought an end to the Anglo-Boer War. The chairs survived and have been in the family ever since.
Lot 227
A TEAK EASY ARMCHAIR DESIGNED BY PIERRE JEANNERET, CIRCA 1960 the rawhide back and seat within a rectangular frame, shaped arms on V-shaped legsIn 1947 when the Indian state of Punjab was split between Pakistan and India, a new capital city of Chandigargh was built.The architect was Le Corbusier and he commissioned his cousin Pierre Jeanneretto design the furniture. This chair is an example of the seating designed by Jeanneret. The furniture was in many of thepublic buildings in Chandigargh and is now almost impossible to acquire as the Indian government has prohibited the export and sale of this furniture.
Lot 58
A CONTINENTAL SATINWOOD MARQUETRY INLAID SIDE CHAIR, 19TH CENTURY the curved top and bottom rail between curved supports, stuff-over seat, on sabre legs; and A Continental Satinwood Marquetry Inlaid Side Chair, the curved carved top rail centred by a shell cresting joined by a baluster-shaped floral decorated splat, between turned supports, rush seat, on turned tapering and faceted supports joined by three quarter double stretchers, single front stretcher and an H-stretcherPROVENANCEVergelegen Wine Estate (2)
Lot 60
A PAIR OF DUTCH WALNUT AND INLAID SIDE CHAIRS each curved and scrolling toprail centred with a foliate inlay, the baluster-shaped splat inlaid with flowers, an urn, a bird and a butterfly, drop-in seat, serpentine apron, on restrained cabriole legs, on pad feetPROVENANCEThe Craig Troeberg Collection (2)
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