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Lot 437
A Sheraton Revival Painted Satinwood Settee. The caned twin back having oval panels centred by painted scenes of cherubs in landscape. The frame enriched with trailing flowers and foliage. The caned seat with swab cushion standing on square tapering legs with spade feet. 36 ins (93 cms) high, 47 ins (120 cms) wide, 24 ins (61 cms) deep.
Lot 476
A Georgian Style Mahogany Corner Chair. The arm bow with a raised rail to the centre richly carved with scrolling foliage and having voluted detailing to the pad terminals above turned uprights flanking two pierced splats carved with interlaced strapwork. The padded drop in seat on square legs, 33½ ins (85 cms) high, 31 ins (79 cms) wide.
Lot 497
A Fine Regency Carved & Partially Gilded Scroll End Chaise Longue in the style of Thomas Hope. The well swept ends, upholstered back & seat, swab cushion and cylindrical roll cushion covered in yellow damask. The frame enhanced with gilded moulding and carved with a lion mask to one end and voluted scroll to the other, with foliate embellishments to the seat rail above out-swept lion paw feeet, 33½ ins (85 cms) high, 83 ins (210 cms) long, 28 ins (71 cms) deep.
Lot 503
A Pair of Fine Marquetried Mahogany X-frame Armchairs with ivorine labels to the underside: 'W.F. Greenwood & Sons Ltd, Art Dealers & Furnishers, 24, Stonegate, York'. The mahogany frames inlaid all over with trailing stems of foliage and having urns cascading flowers surmounted by birds to the moulded seat panels. The shield shaped backs and open sides with fretted urn-shaped splats. The curved legs united by turned stretchers. 37 ins (94 cms) high, 23 ins (58 cms) wide.
Lot 127
A Late 19th Century Chinese Carved Hardwood Armchair. The central back splat with moulded panels decorated with a carved motif and flanked by scrolling sides. The moulded panel seat on square legs united by peripheral stretchers, 40 ins (102 cms) high, 24 ins (61 cms) wide, 18 ins (46 cms) deep.
Lot 136
Bruttium, Rhegion AR Tetradrachm. Circa 435 BC. Facing lion’s head / Iocastus seated left on diphros, holding staff in right hand and resting left on back of seat, RECINON (retrograde) around, all within olive wreath border. HN Italy 2483; Herzfelder 42A. 17.32g, 30mm, 12h. Good Very Fine. Very Rare. Well centred obverse of good style, attractively highlighted with gold iridescent toning. From the Ambrose Collection; Ex Peter Guber Collection, Manhattan Sale II, 4 January 2011, lot 7; Ex Numismatica Ars Classica 33, 6 April 2006, lot 52. The lion on the obverse of Rhegion’s coinage is the sacred animal of Apollo, patron god of colonisation. The seated figure on the reverse has no distinctive attributes that aid identification, however current interpretations attribute him as being Iocastos, son of Aiolos, and who was king over much of the toe of Italy. That he died from the effects of a snake-bite we learn from Heraklides, a pupil of Plato: “Rhegion was founded by Chalkidians who had left Euripas on account of a pestilence; they were aided by Messenians, who settled down first near the grave of Iocastos, one of the sons of Aiolos, whom they say died from the bite of a snake.” The fact that his brothers Pheraimon and Agathurnos were commemorated on coins of Messana and Tyndaris renders it likely that Iocastos should likewise be made the subject of a type.
Lot 554
Cilicia, Tarsos AR Stater. Mazaios, satrap of Cilicia and Cappadocia. Circa 361-334 BC. Baaltars seated left, holding eagle, ear of corn and bunch of grapes in right hand, lotus-headed sceptre in left, Aramaic legend 'BLTRZ' = Baaltars, to right, Aramaic letters on left and below seat / Lion attacking a bull to left, Aramaic legend above 'MZDI' = Mazaios; monogram below. SNG Levante 106 (these dies). 10.65g, 23mm, 7h. Good Extremely Fine. Well detailed and struck on a broad flan.
Lot 543
AVIATION: A Commemorative Cover issued for the 25th Anniversary of the First Live Ejection from an aircraft in Great Britain which took place at Chalgrove on 24th July 1946, featuring a colour image of a Gloster Meteor F3 aircraft, individually signed by Bernard Lynch, an experimental fitter with the Martin-Baker Aircraft Co. Ltd., who performed the first live ejection, and Captain J. E. D. Scott, his pilot on the flight. The flown and ejected cover features various cachets and is post marked at Chalgrove, Oxford, 24th July 1971. Together with two other identical Commemorative Covers, each also flown in a Meteor Aircraft and ejected over Chalgrove airfield in a Martin-Baker Ejection seat, one signed by the pilot Squadron Leader J. S. Fifield and the other unsigned. VG to EX, 3
Lot 728
A French Art Nouveau extensive oak bedroom suite, comprising; three door wardrobe with oval bevelled mirror centre door, w.147cm; a double bedstead including headboard, baseboard, side rails and slats; a pair of marble topped double door bedside cupboards, each with single upper drawers, h.76cm, w.47cm; a swing mirrorback dressing table, w.137cm; and a pair of upholstered padback and seat bedroom chairs, each with reeded tapering columns, floral carved detail and stylised steel handles (7)
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