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Lot 4745
A Japanese Navy Officer Winter Tunic Navy-blue, fine woven cloth, single breasted with banded collar, slit hip pockets. Front panel, hem, vent and collar trimmed in black textured lace cloth tape, double vent at rear. Hidden fly front with nine hook and eye closure extending to collar. Collar insignia rank of Lieutenant Commander, dark blue rectangular cloth tabs with two gilt metallic tresse stripes and one silver metal cherry blossom, hand-applied. Sleeve rank of one small black fabric tresse stripe at bottom and two larger gilt metallic tresse stripes above, the top stripe forming a loop, machine-applied. Medal bar pinned to left breast. Lined in black cotton twill, no identification labels. Dark-blue textured wool long pants, five-button hidden fly, slash hip pockets, large loops for waist belt, partial white cotton lining, manufacturer tag attached, small holes in seat of pantsand leg. Medal bar awards; Order of the Rising Sun, Order of the Sacred Treasure, Sho-wa Enthronement Commemorative medal, 1931-34 Manchurian Incident War medal, 1937-45 China Incident War medal, 2600th National Anniversary of Imperial Rule Commemorative, Manchuko Imperial Visit to Japan.Provenienz: Dave Webster Collection.USA-Los – weitere Infos hier A Japanese Navy Officer Winter Tunic A Japanese Navy Officer Winter TunicNavy-blue, fine woven cloth, single breasted with banded collar, slit hip pockets. Front panel, hem, vent and collar trimmed in black textured lace cloth tape, double vent at rear. Hidden fly front with nine hook and eye closure extending to collar. Collar insignia rank of Lieutenant Commander, dark blue rectangular cloth tabs with two gilt metallic tresse stripes and one silver metal cherry blossom, hand-applied. Sleeve rank of one small black fabric tresse stripe at bottom and two larger gilt metallic tresse stripes above, the top stripe forming a loop, machine-applied. Medal bar pinned to left breast. Lined in black cotton twill, no identification labels. Dark-blue textured wool long pants, five-button hidden fly, slash hip pockets, large loops for waist belt, partial white cotton lining, manufacturer tag attached, small holes in seat of pantsand leg. Medal bar awards; Order of the Rising Sun, Order of the Sacred Treasure, Sho-wa Enthronement Commemorative medal, 1931-34 Manchurian Incident War medal, 1937-45 China Incident War medal, 2600th National Anniversary of Imperial Rule Commemorative, Manchuko Imperial Visit to Japan.Provenance: Dave Webster Collection.USA lot - more info hereCondition: II
Lot 377
English School - painted hatchment with heraldry that suggests it represents a member of the family of the Montagu Dukes of Manchester, whose seat was in Kimbolton, Huntingdonshire, inscribed 'Disponendo me-non Mutando me', oil and gilding on metal, mounted in a lozenge ebonised painted frame, overall height including frame 29.5" x 22.25" wide** Montagu Dukes of Manchester, whose seat was in Kimbolton, Huntingdonshire. They originated as a younger branch of the Montagus of Boughton, Northamptonshire, in Tudor times. The Cadency marks in the arms suggest it was for the fourth son of a second son of the house, and a tentative proposal is Capt. Henry Bernard Montagu RN, who died in 1941.** With due acknowledgement to The Heraldry Society who have kindly assisted and supplied the above information for reference.
Lot 403
Johannes Kip (18th century) - 'Wotton the Seat of Thomas Horton Esq'; together with three further companions 'Berkley Castle, the Seat of the Earl of Berkley', 'Amney the Seat of Robert Pleydell Esq' and 'Westbury Court the Seat of Maynard Colchester Esq', all inscribed, colour engravings, each 13.75" x 17", framed (4)
Lot 46
Rosewood rectangular tea caddy, the hinged cover enclosing a divided compartment with two interior covers, 9" wide, 5" deep, 4.5" high (faults); together with an apprentice miniature mahogany dining chair with pierced vase splat over a stuffover drop-in seat, over shaped square legs united by stretchers, 7" wide, 13" high (2)
Lot 550
Fine Regency lacquered and gilt X-frame stool attributed to Thomas Hope (1769-1831), with gilt leopard's head terminals applied with brass rings and modern tassels, upon a sweeping x-frame united with a central turned stretcher with downswept supports terminating with carved paw feet, button upholstered seat, 31" high, 35" wide, depth 19" ** Provenance - From the Lord St. Audrey's collection who lived in the Taunton area. Purchased from Glaisher and Nash Ltd, London in June 1966 where it was sold as 'by Thomas Hope, circa 1810'
Lot 551
Early 19th century French mahogany armchair in the manner of Thomas Hope, the back with applied gilt metal crests and floral roundels over downswept arms terminating with carved and gilt mythical beast masks, stuff-over upholstered in a pale yellow stripe, raised on carved and gilt front legs, 23" wide, 27" deep, the seat 16" high, the back 36" high
Lot 554
Regency painted simulated rosewood and parcel gilt salon settee, the triple scallop bergére back painted with panels of putto within gilded borders, over the bergere seat with slender arm supports and faux bamboo front legs terminating with casters, with a later pale buttoned loose cushion, 60" wide, the back 33.5" high, seat depth 24"
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Lot 2709
Britains Model 619 - Boy on a Swing, [pre war issue] comprising: Boy [Red Jumper] on a [White] Swing with Seat & Set 618 [Pre-War Issue] - Boy & Girl on Seesaw - Short Log, Plank, Boy with Green Jersey, Black Trousers & Red Tie & Girl with Pale Blue Blouse & Red Skirt , Some paint chipping otherwise generally Very Good overall. [8 Pieces]
Lot 661
A Circa 1930's Bakelite 'ARt Deco' Style Model of a Streamline 2-Seat Open Tourer Motor Car by Codeg, mottled brown Bakelite body with moulded black plastic wheels, Codeg Manufacturers mark to rear number plate and 'Made In England' to underside, hole in bumper for pull along string, windscreen present, length 34cm, presented within a scratch built wooden presentation box.
Lot 126
A 19th century ash, elm and Fruitwood Windsor armchair. Carved S I? to the rear of the seat, height 88cm width 51cm depth 46cm.There are signs of historic woodworm, particularly to the top of the hoop. Both arms have been repaired and one is slightly loose. The splat back has been split and repaired. Please see our website for additional images of affected areas.
Lot 13
A 19th century Sussex ash elbow chair. With adze carved ladder back over a rush seat on tapering splayed supports and stretchers, height 84cm width 57.5cm depth 52cm.Some movement to joints, repair to the armrest, evidence of historical worm with general wear, and small chips commensurate with age. Images of affected areas on Lay's website.
Lot 132
A 17th century North Country bobbin Wainscot chair. With a shaped top rail, central carved lozenge and bobbin stretcher, height 104.5cm width 65cm depth 45cm.There are two patches on the seat and also a split.There is evidence of a certain amount of gluing on the underside, especially to the rear of the seat and on one of the joints.One arm has a little movement, but generally, the chair is sturdy, with little movement.There is a little historic woodworm visible on the back of the two horizontal rails, this is inactive.The carving on the back panel is crisp and well defined, possibly later?We have uploaded extra images to the website.
Lot 15
A beech and elm Windsor chair by Samuel Snawdon, Yealmpton. With stick back, stamped mark, together with three other stick-back Windsor chairs (4).The Snawdon chair is in a good sturdy condition with firm joints but with a small amount of movement on the stick backs, the three other stick backs have firm joints, one of the backrest supports is split away from the seat.
Lot 166
A 19th century elm and fruitwood West Country comb back Windsor armchair. Height 104cm width 62cm depth 43cm.Wear commensurate with age and usage, all joints are stable and firm, with old repairs and worm, two of the comb back sticks with a split, no obvious signs of the legs being cut down, height to seat 39cm. Images of affected areas on Lay's website.
Lot 213
A stained beech elbow chair. 19th century, with turned spindle and rail back, seagrass seat and turned underframe, height 91cm.Joints are firm with very little movement, general wear commensurate with age and usage, losses to seagrass seat, crack to one armrest and a chip to the other. Images of affected areas on Lay's website.
Lot 77
A 17th century oak North Country Wainscot armchair. With a shaped top rail carved central lozenge, height 107cm width 65cm depth 55cm.The seat has a few patches and repairs, please see additional images online.The right arm has a spliced repair, there is an obvious split along the front rail.One section of the top rail has been replaced, otherwise just typical wear and tear from use.
Lot 358
An Irish George III style mahogany armchair, 19th century, with pierced vase shaped splat between acanthus carved arms above a drop in seat raised on floral carved cabriole legs with claw and ball feet93 x 57 x 50cmProvenance:Property of a collector, removed from Moggerhanger Park, Bedfordshire
Lot 422
A Georgian oak longcase clock, the brass dial engraved Tipton Ludlow, 206cm highThe pendulum is broken and lost its suspension. The seat board is broken, all in need of restoration. Both lower pillars have been cut to allow chain movement. However, the movement and dial seem to fit. holes in the hood frieze- they look to be deliberate. Hands are missing.
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