An early 20th century carved ivory bodkin case, carved in low relief with lozenges containing shells, seed pods and birds, and figures, containing four bodkin needles, H11.5cm, together with an early 20th century Chinese carved Canton napkin ring, D4.5cm. Click here to view further images, condition reports, sale times & delivery costs for this lot.
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Actoy (USA), Cap Guns - A pair of vintage 'Lone Ranger' toy cap guns by Actoy (USA) with leather holster set. Both pistols show signs of play and use. One pistol appears to be bronzed, the other appears nickel in colour., and both have the words 'Lone Ranger' on both sides of the frame. The bronzed version does have a seam separation to the top of the frame. Both guns function. The leather holster is supple and has 9 of 12 dummy shells present, and has some fading to the 'Lone Ranger' print on one of the holster. Jewels are present and leg ties. A nice example of a hard to find set.
Agnieszka Brezanska Untitled, 2021 Aquarelle on Paper Signed verso 15 x 10cm (5¾ x 3¾ in.) Agnieszka Brzeżańska's work explores elusive links between various natural forces and life forms on Earth, which she perceives as Gaia, a living organism. In this, she uses various registers of knowledge, from physics and philosophy to systems of cognition marginalized by modern science, such as alchemy, parapsychology, esotericism, native knowledge or matriarchal traditions. She is also interested in contemporary ecological practices. She is an author of paintings, drawings, films, photographs and ceramics. Since 2016, together with artist Ewa Ciepielewska, she has been organizing a mobile artistic residency on water under the title "FLOW/PRZEPŁYW." Education Agnieszka Brzeżańska studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk (1992-1995) and later in Warsaw (1995-1997), as well as at the Tokyo University of Fine Arts and Music (1998-2001). Received scholarships from the DAAD (Berlin, 2008-2009), the Collegium Helvetic- um (Zurich/ETH, 2004), the Büchsenhausen (Innsbruck, 2005), and the Japanese government (1998-2001, Tokyo). Exhibitions/Awards Her works have been presented in numerous solo exhibitions, such as: "World National Park" at Królikarnia The National Museum, (Warsaw 2019/2020), "Matrix-Sratrix," Kasia Michalski (Warsaw, 2016), "Ma Terra," Vera Munro (Hamburg, 2015-2016), "This All Occurs Quickly, With Ease, Grace and Joy," Marlborough Contemporary (London, 2015), "Ziemia rodzinna/Ma Terra," Contemporary Museum Wrocław (Wrocław, 2014), "Kobayashi Maru," Nanzuka (Tokyo, 2014), "A Painting Cycle," Nomas Foundation (Rome, 2012), "Back to the Garden," Galerie Kamm (Berlin, 2012), "Cosmic Equation," Kunsthaus Baselland (Basel, 2010), "Galactic Resonance," Hotel (London, 2010), "Playlist," DAAD Galerie (Berlin, 2010) Group exhibitions, including: "Emma Kunz Cosmos Aargauer Kunsthaus, (Aarau 2021), "Biennale Gherdeina," (Ortisei 2020), "Cosmological Arrows," Bonniers Konsthall (Stockholm, 2019), "Paint, Also Known As Blood. Women, Affect, and Desire in Contemporary Painting," Museum of Modern Art (Warsaw, 2019), "Pangea United" Muzeum Sztuki (Łódź, 2019), "How to Talk With Birds, Trees, Fish, Shells, Snakes, Bulls and Lions," Hamburger Bahnhof (Berlin, 2018), "Goddesses," BWA Warszawa (Warsaw, 2018). In 2018, she participated in the 10th edition of the Berlin Biennale. Later that year, she received the main prize from the ING Polish Art Foundation during the Warsaw Gallery Weekend. Gallery Representation BWA Warszawa (Warsaw) NANZUKA (Tokyo) About the postcard artworks
Agnieszka Brezanska Untitled, 2021 Aquarelle on Paper Signed verso 15 x 10cm (5¾ x 3¾ in.) Agnieszka Brzeżańska's work explores elusive links between various natural forces and life forms on Earth, which she perceives as Gaia, a living organism. In this, she uses various registers of knowledge, from physics and philosophy to systems of cognition marginalized by modern science, such as alchemy, parapsychology, esotericism, native knowledge or matriarchal traditions. She is also interested in contemporary ecological practices. She is an author of paintings, drawings, films, photographs and ceramics. Since 2016, together with artist Ewa Ciepielewska, she has been organizing a mobile artistic residency on water under the title "FLOW/PRZEPŁYW." Education Agnieszka Brzeżańska studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk (1992-1995) and later in Warsaw (1995-1997), as well as at the Tokyo University of Fine Arts and Music (1998-2001). Received scholarships from the DAAD (Berlin, 2008-2009), the Collegium Helvetic- um (Zurich/ETH, 2004), the Büchsenhausen (Innsbruck, 2005), and the Japanese government (1998-2001, Tokyo). Exhibitions/Awards Her works have been presented in numerous solo exhibitions, such as: "World National Park" at Królikarnia The National Museum, (Warsaw 2019/2020), "Matrix-Sratrix," Kasia Michalski (Warsaw, 2016), "Ma Terra," Vera Munro (Hamburg, 2015-2016), "This All Occurs Quickly, With Ease, Grace and Joy," Marlborough Contemporary (London, 2015), "Ziemia rodzinna/Ma Terra," Contemporary Museum Wrocław (Wrocław, 2014), "Kobayashi Maru," Nanzuka (Tokyo, 2014), "A Painting Cycle," Nomas Foundation (Rome, 2012), "Back to the Garden," Galerie Kamm (Berlin, 2012), "Cosmic Equation," Kunsthaus Baselland (Basel, 2010), "Galactic Resonance," Hotel (London, 2010), "Playlist," DAAD Galerie (Berlin, 2010) Group exhibitions, including: "Emma Kunz Cosmos Aargauer Kunsthaus, (Aarau 2021), "Biennale Gherdeina," (Ortisei 2020), "Cosmological Arrows," Bonniers Konsthall (Stockholm, 2019), "Paint, Also Known As Blood. Women, Affect, and Desire in Contemporary Painting," Museum of Modern Art (Warsaw, 2019), "Pangea United" Muzeum Sztuki (Łódź, 2019), "How to Talk With Birds, Trees, Fish, Shells, Snakes, Bulls and Lions," Hamburger Bahnhof (Berlin, 2018), "Goddesses," BWA Warszawa (Warsaw, 2018). In 2018, she participated in the 10th edition of the Berlin Biennale. Later that year, she received the main prize from the ING Polish Art Foundation during the Warsaw Gallery Weekend. Gallery Representation BWA Warszawa (Warsaw) NANZUKA (Tokyo) About the postcard artworks
Britains 1:32 scale metal and plastic No.9739 gun of the revolution, window boxed with inner carboard display piece, firing pin, bucket and three faux cannon balls; No.9738 Naval cannon, window boxed with inner cardboard display piece, ramrod, wedge, bucket pin and six faux cannon balls in packet; No.9783 German Scout car (Kubelwagen), olive body with decals, plastic seated driver figure and gunner figure, window boxed with inner cardboard display piece and a Crescent die-cast metal No.1251 Howitzer gun, boxed with inner cardboard display stand and three plastic shells (4)
SECTION 13. A pair of German porcelain figural four armed candelabra encrusted with all over floral decoration, marks to base, 38cm high, together with a pair of Vienna porcelain ovoid vases and covers painted with scenes after Kauffmann and a German porcelain centrepiece with putti holding shells, a bee and flowers etc on naturalistic base, marks to base, (all af)
A GEORGE III OAK HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD, C1770, THE FLARED CORNICE WITH DENTIL MOULDING ABOVE A GLAZED DOOR, SHAPED SHELLS TO THE INTERIOR, H-BRASS HINGES, 102CM H X 74CM W Condition report Door later glazed, some scratches, abrasions and rubbing to polish but generally consistent with age
A GEORGE III SILVER SALVER ENGRAVED WITH INITIALS AC AND CREST IN MOULDED BORDER WITH SHELLS AT INTERVALS, ON THREE VOLUTE FEET, 31.5CM DIAM, BY ELIZABETH COOKE, LONDON 1766, 28OZS 17DWTS Condition reportLight wear consistent with age. The engraved crest and initials probably late 18th/early 19th c
A PAIR OF FRENCH REVIVED ROCOCO PORCELAIN VASES, C1860, OF BALUSTER FORM WITH SCROLLING GILT HANDLES, PAINTED TO EITHER SIDE WITH PANELS OF FLOWERS RESERVED ON A PALE PINK OR SHADED TURQUOISE GROUND, THE APRICOT FOOT WITH TWO LARGE GILT SHELLS, 29CM H Condition reportAdapted as lamps with drilled hole in foot, neck of one chipped; slight wear to gilding
George III (1760-1820), Pre-1816 issues, Proof Penny, 1806 (early Soho), in gilt-copper, edge centre-grained, 18.88g/12h (BMC 1321 [KP 29]; Selig 1299; S 3780). Trifling handling marks, otherwise brilliant and virtually as struck; in original metal shells £800-£1,000 --- Provenance: Fellows Auction (Birmingham), 27 October 2015, lot 180
Ireland, George III, Soho coinage, Proof Farthing, 1806, in copper-gilt, edge centre-grained, 4.40g/6h (S 6622). Minor hairlines, otherwise brilliant and virtually as struck; in original metal shells [one half damaged] £300-£400 --- Provenance: Fellows Auction (Birmingham), 27 October 2015, lot 179; M.A. Eeley-Hardcastle Collection
A George III Irish interst rectangular silver snuff box, apparently unmarked, the hinged cover embossed with shells, flowers, a basket of flowers and scrollwork framing a three masted ship on a river and inscribed 'Cork Arms Statio Bene Fida Carinis', 9 x 7 x 3cm, 159 gms. Condition Report The cast cover has been poorly let into the surround and there is some silver edging to the top left corner, the base of the box is somewhat strange, with an oval raised lip, see extra images.
A silver rectangular book binding, 19th century, of Italian style, openwork cast and chased with religious scenes within a shaped cartouche and with a broad openwork border of shells, scrolls, foliage, wreaths, birds and vases of flowers, the front cover with a scene of The Transfiguration, the back cover with a scene of The Anointing of Christ, the spine similarly chased with figures of children and with a single hinged clasp, size 20.7cm x 13cm, weight 565 gms.
A CASKET SHAPED TEA CADDY WITH GILT MOUNTS,approximate height 17cm x width 31cm x depth 16cm, lacking mixing bowl, together with a Georgian toilet mirror in need of restoration, approximate height 45cm x width 34cm x depth 17cm, Chinese root carving of a male figure and a display case of sea shells
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