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Lot 427
A collection of vintage 20th century LP long play vinyl record albums. To include; Paul Simon - Graceland, Climie Fisher - Everything, Gloria Estefan/Miami Sound Machine - Anything For You, Dead or Alive - Youthquake, Madonna - Like A Virgin, UB40 - Labour of Love, The Three Degrees - The Three Degrees, Thompson Twins - Into The Gap, Elton John - Ice on Fire, Paul Young - No Parlez, The Human League - Reproduction, Eurythmics - Revenge, Blondie - Eat The Beat, The Memphis Demo's - Robert Johnson, The Motown Story - Limited Edition 5 Album Box Set, Simple Minds - Street Fighting Years, Erasure - The Innocents, ABC - The Lexicon of Love, Ananta - Night and Daydream, Kylie Minogue - Enjoy Yourself, Pat Benatar - Precious Times, Mic a Paris - So Good, David Bowie - Victor (No Sleeve),Alison Moyet - ALF, Now That's What I Call Music 1, The Jacksons - Triumph, Kim Wilde - Close, Now That's I Call Music 4, amongst many other albums. Also includes a selection of 45 RPM (EP) vinyl to include; Womack & Womack, Happy Monday's, Billy Idol, The B52's, Chaka Khan, Archie Bell & The Drells, Fresh, The Real Thing, The Communards, The Doobie Brothers, ABC, Spandau Ballet, A-HA, Teaxa, Beats International, Jan Hammer, Pat Benatar, Roachford, The Art of Noise, Inner City, Then Jerico, Billy Joel, Bob Marley, Percy Sledge, Simple Minds, Kraftwerk, Sigue Sigue Sputnik, Kate Bush, Level 42, The Mission, Wham, Wee Papa Girl Rappers, Phil Collins, Kylie Minogue, UB40, Billy Ocean, New Order, along with NOw that's what I Call Music 6 & & 8, amongst many others.
Lot 426
A large collection of 190 later 20th century 45 RPM singles vinyl records. Artists to include; Bee Gees, Kylie Minogue, George Michael, Tiffany, ABBA, Elton John, Madonna, Culture Club, David Bowie, Fad Gadget, The Monochrome Set, Jesus Jones, Deep Purple, Eurythmics, Guns N Roses, Roger Daltrey, Status Quo, The Stranglers, The Beatles, Duran Duran, Space, Thin Lizzy, Cyndi Lauper, China Crisis, Bruce Springsteen, ELO, Rod Stewart, Strawberry Switchblade, Skids, XTC, Fleetwood Mac, Bauhaus, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Van Halen, Mike Oldfield, The Jacksons, Gladys Knight & The Pips, Marvin Gaye, Rose Royce, Sister Sledge, Tom Jones, Sam Cooke, The Equals, amongst many others.. Labels to include Tamla Motown, Epic, Phonogram, Buddha, Beggars Banquet.
Lot 167
DUVALL ROBERT: (1931- ) American actor, Academy Award winner for Best Actor in 1983 for his role as Mac Sledge in Tender Mercies. Signed 8 x 10 photograph of Duvall in a head and shoulders pose in costume from his Oscar winning performance as the recovering alcoholic country music singer Mac from the American drama film Tender Mercies (1983). Signed by Duvall in black ink with his name alone to a largely light area at the head of the image. EX
Lot 1176
A mid to late 20th century Russian lacquered box of oval form, the hinged cover depicting a troika sledge scene, iridescent pearl sheen, signed middle bottom, opening to reveal red interior, 4¼in. (10.8cm.) long, with certificate. *Good, very light surface wear, mainly to underside, hinge with a little movement.
Lot 266
The Antarctic Letters, written from the British Antarctic expedition of 1901-1904 From Thomas Vere Hodgson (1864-1926) Letter 1.Dated 22th February 1903To: Mrs Waymouth From T V Hodgson (Marine biologist on the Discovery)Written from: Winter Quarters McMurdo Bay On Discovery Antarctic Expedition 1901 headed paper, no envelope. One sheet folded into four pages, two and half pages covered in handwriting.Excerpts: “The ice is very late getting out and the Morning has been here a month and is still five miles away. As the intervening ice is dead level we have done a good deal of hob-nobbing and got in most of our stores by sledge. She will leave at the end of this month with the mails and we shall follow if and when we can.” “We have been able to work all through the winter contrary to expectation. The only thing to do is to keep out of the wind. A wind adds 20 to 40 degrees on to the perception of cold, but all the extreme low temperatures occur in almost minus 50 is then warmer than zero in a breeze. "We are just 20 miles from the crater of Mount Erebus which is constantly smoking, but it has never given us any other entertainment.”Note: Thomas Vere Hodgson was born in Birmingham on 19 February 1864. He started his career in a bank, but studied biology in his spare time and applied successfully for a job as assistant in the Marine Biological Association's laboratories in Plymouth. He joined the British National Antarctic Expedition 1901-04 (Discovery), led by Robert Falcon Scott, as biologist. He took part in several sledging journeys and collected many biological specimens during the expedition. He was awarded a Polar Medal for his part in the expedition.Hodgson returned to the laboratories in Plymouth after the expedition, becoming curator of the city's museum and art gallery. His contributions to scientific journals won him distinction and he became an expert on porcelain. He died in 1926 and is commemorated in the Antarctic with Cape Hodgson (78°07' S 166°05' E). (Biography courtesy of the Scott Polar Research Institute, University of Cambridge) From the estate of the Lamorna artist Eleanor Hughes, née Waymouth, thence by descent.Mr & Mrs. Frederick Waymouth and their family lived in Christchurch on the South Island of New Zealand, in their grand home 'Karewa' now known as 'Mona Vale,' an important historic homestead. Mr Waymouth, a successful businessman, was the managing director of Canterbury Frozen Meats, and with his wife Alice, were prominent members of Christchurch society.The 'Discovery' docked in Lyttelton, the port for Christchurch, on 29th November 1901. The Waymouth family entertained members of the expedition in their beautiful home 'Karewa' and Frederick Waymouth also provisioned them with supplies. On December 21st, after a three-week stay in New Zealand, the 'Discovery' set sail and headed south for Antarctica. The correspondence that followed their visit is a testament of affection towards Alice Waymouth, and the warmth and hospitality she showed them is gratefully reflected back in the light-hearted conversational nature of these letters even when discussing the hardships of extreme cold and being locked long-term within the ice pack.In the introduction to his account of the 1901 expedition ‘The Voyage of the Discovery’ Robert F Scott writes about the kindness his team received from the people of New Zealand. He goes on to list nine men who provided particular assistance and this includes Frederick Waymouth.“In considering such general kindness it is almost invidious to mention particular names, but the following gentlemen are among those who must be especially remembered by us for the manner in which they were ever ready to assist us: His Excellency the Governor Lord Ranfurly, the Premier Mr Sedden, the Hon. C C Bowen, Captain Hutton of the Christchurch Museum, Mr Kinsey, Mr Waymouth, Mr A Rhodes, Mr Coleridge Farr of the Christchurch Observatory and Mr H J Miller of Lyttelton.”Further information in our blog
Lot 265
(The Royal Society) National Antarctic Expedition 1901-1904 Four volumes. 'Meteorology' in two parts, part 1 being 'Observations at Winter Quarters and on Sledge Journeys with Discussions by Various Authors', part 2 being 'Daily Synchronous Charts 1st October, 1901, To 31st March, 1904', uniform cloth backed boards with gilt lettering to spines, some sun bleaching to spines, rubbed to extremities, copious illustrations, fold out charts and maps, spotting to prelims and sporadic throughout but generally vg, The Royal Society, London, 1908 and 1913; 'Physical Observations with Discussions by Various Authors,' uniform cloth, plates 8-14 show Aurora observations, vg, 1908; 'Magnetic Observations,' uniform cloth, vg 1909. (4)
Lot 257
Antarctic and Arctic exploration Twenty eight works. Fridtjof Nansen. 'Farthest North,' two vols, rebound in a contemporary green cloth, copious plates throughout, speckled red ink edge, vg, George Newnes, London, 1898; George Binney. 'With Seaplane and Sledge in the Arctic,' original cloth, sun bleached backstrip, spotting to edges of leaves through, copious plates as called for, vg, Hutchinson & Co, London, n.d; Sir Douglas Mawson. 'The Home of the Blizzard. Being the Story of the Australian Antarctic Expedition, 1911-1914,' first edition thus, original cloth, splitting to rear joint, spotting to prelims and edge of text block, plates and fold out maps, good to vg, Hodder and Stoughton, London, 1930; Martin Lindsay. 'Sledge. The British Trans-Greenland Expedition 1934,' first edition, lacks dj, original cloth, spotting to prelims and edge of text block, plates, Cassell and Company, 1935; Sir Vivian Fuchs and Sir Edmund Hillary. 'the Crossing of the Antarctica,' first edition, original cloth, unclipped dj, spotting throughout, good, Cassell, London, 1958; With twenty two other works. (28)
Lot 270
The Antarctic Letters, written from the British Antarctic expedition of 1901-1904 George Francis Arthur Mulock DSO, RN, FRGS (1882-1963) Letter 5‘Feb’ Postmarked 25th March 1903To: Mrs Waymouth, Karewa From George F A Mulock (Cartographer, arrived on SV ‘Morning’ in 1903 and replaced Shackleton who was invalided home)Written from: (indistinct)? Strait On National Antarctic Expedition SY ‘Morning’ headed paper & with envelope. One sheet folded into four pages, two and half pages covered in handwriting.Excerpts: “The ice which still holds the ‘Discovery’ in her winter quarters, prevents us approaching nearer than 5 miles to her.” “Most of the ‘Discoverys’ think there is a chance of their being released later on in the summer months although all that remain seem in excellent spirits and quite prepared for second winter. I am sorry to say that the only opportunity I have had of using my sledge flag was in going to the discovery, a distance of 7 miles! but it is consoling to hope that if she winters down here again, there may yet be another chance.”Note: George Francis Arthur Mulock was born in 1882. He was educated at Stanmore Park and Dartmouth and qualified in marine surveying while serving in HMS Triton. Originally appointed in as sub-lieutenant on the British Relief Expedition 1902-03 (Morning) in 1902, he was seconded to the British National Antarctic Expedition 1901-04 (Discovery) in 1903 to take the place of Ernest Shackleton in the shore party, because of his particular skill in drafting charts. In November 1903, he accompanied Michael Barne on a ten-week southern journey to Barne Glacier. On the return of the expedition, Mulock was lent by the Admiralty to the Royal Geographical Society to complete the compilation of his Antarctic survey. His results were published by the Society in 1908 as 'The charts of the Discovery expedition'.During World War I Mulock served with distinction in the Gallipoli campaign with the Royal Navy. Retiring in 1920, he joined the Asiatic Petroleum Company in Shanghai as Marine Superintendent. He saw further naval service in the Second World War. Mulock died in Gibraltar on 26 December 1963, and is commemorated in the Antarctic with Mulock Glacier (79°00' S 160°00' E) and Mulock Inlet (79°08' S 160°40' E). (Biography courtesy of the Scott Polar Research Institute, University of Cambridge) From the estate of the Lamorna artist Eleanor Hughes, née Waymouth, thence by descent.Mr & Mrs. Frederick Waymouth and their family lived in Christchurch on the South Island of New Zealand, in their grand home 'Karewa' now known as 'Mona Vale,' an important historic homestead. Mr Waymouth, a successful businessman, was the managing director of Canterbury Frozen Meats, and with his wife Alice, were prominent members of Christchurch society.The 'Discovery' docked in Lyttelton, the port for Christchurch, on 29th November 1901. The Waymouth family entertained members of the expedition in their beautiful home 'Karewa' and Frederick Waymouth also provisioned them with supplies. On December 21st, after a three-week stay in New Zealand, the 'Discovery' set sail and headed south for Antarctica. The correspondence that followed their visit is a testament of affection towards Alice Waymouth, and the warmth and hospitality she showed them is gratefully reflected back in the light-hearted conversational nature of these letters even when discussing the hardships of extreme cold and being locked long-term within the ice pack.In the introduction to his account of the 1901 expedition ‘The Voyage of the Discovery’ Robert F Scott writes about the kindness his team received from the people of New Zealand. He goes on to list nine men who provided particular assistance and this includes Frederick Waymouth.“In considering such general kindness it is almost invidious to mention particular names, but the following gentlemen are among those who must be especially remembered by us for the manner in which they were ever ready to assist us: His Excellency the Governor Lord Ranfurly, the Premier Mr Sedden, the Hon. C C Bowen, Captain Hutton of the Christchurch Museum, Mr Kinsey, Mr Waymouth, Mr A Rhodes, Mr Coleridge Farr of the Christchurch Observatory and Mr H J Miller of Lyttelton.”Further information in our blog
Lot 267
The Antarctic Letters, written from the British Antarctic expedition of 1901-1904 From Michael Barne DSO (1877-1961) Letter 224th February 1903To: ‘My dear Mrs Waymouth’ Karewa From Michael Barne (Second Lieutenant to the Polar Expedition)Written from: Winter Quarters On Discovery Antarctic Expedition 1901 headed paper, and with envelope. One sheet folded into four pages, Three pages fully covered in handwriting.Excerpts: “We have got a very comfortable little cove for our winter quarters, with the huts onshore about 200 yards from the ship.”“We have great sing-songs and concerts periodically. Mr Royds takes the chair and pulls it to the piano and plays the accompaniment. Our pianola has held out wonderfully well, considering the amount of work it has.”Note: Michael Barne was born in England in 1877. He was brought up at Sotterley Park in Suffolk and entered the Navy in 1893. He qualified as a Royal Navy officer in 1898 and joined the British National Antarctic Expedition 1901-04 as second lieutenant on the expedition ship Discovery. During the expedition he took responsibility for magnetometry and soundings, and was involved in several sledge journeys.After returning to the Navy Barne had hopes of forming an Antarctic expedition of his own and was involved in experiments with motor sledges, but these came to nothing. He served in the Royal Navy during World War I and was awarded the D.S.O., retiring from the Navy with the rank of captain in 1919. In World War II, he re-joined the Navy to command an anti-submarine patrol ship. He died on 31 May 1961. (Biography courtesy of the Scott Polar Research Institute, University of Cambridge) From the estate of the Lamorna artist Eleanor Hughes, née Waymouth, thence by descent.Mr & Mrs. Frederick Waymouth and their family lived in Christchurch on the South Island of New Zealand, in their grand home 'Karewa' now known as 'Mona Vale,' an important historic homestead. Mr Waymouth, a successful businessman, was the managing director of Canterbury Frozen Meats, and with his wife Alice, were prominent members of Christchurch society.The 'Discovery' docked in Lyttelton, the port for Christchurch, on 29th November 1901.The Waymouth family entertained members of the expedition in their beautiful home 'Karewa' and Frederick Waymouth also provisioned them with supplies. On December 21st, after a three-week stay in New Zealand, the 'Discovery' set sail and headed south for Antarctica. The correspondence that followed their visit is a testament of affection towards Alice Waymouth, and the warmth and hospitality she showed them is gratefully reflected back in the light-hearted conversational nature of these letters even when discussing the hardships of extreme cold and being locked long-term within the ice pack.In the introduction to his account of the 1901 expedition ‘The Voyage of the Discovery’ Robert F Scott writes about the kindness his team received from the people of New Zealand. He goes on to list nine men who provided particular assistance and this includes Frederick Waymouth.“In considering such general kindness it is almost invidious to mention particular names, but the following gentlemen are among those who must be especially remembered by us for the manner in which they were ever ready to assist us: His Excellency the Governor Lord Ranfurly, the Premier Mr Sedden, the Hon. C C Bowen, Captain Hutton of the Christchurch Museum, Mr Kinsey, Mr Waymouth, Mr A Rhodes, Mr Coleridge Farr of the Christchurch Observatory and Mr H J Miller of Lyttelton.”Further information in our blog
Lot 317
Plackman, Carl Joseph (British, 1943-2004); b. Huddersfield ENGLAND, Reason versus Pleasure, 1985, an openwork uniface cast bronze medal by C.J. Plackman [Lunts Castings] for the British Art Medal Society, pick-axe prising a loaf of bread on a divided mill-stone held by a sledge-hammer, ball and chain at upper right, 108mm, 593.76g (Attwood 23; The Medal 6, p.47; BM Acq. 1983-7, p.84, 170; Jones, CBM, p.52, no.1). Extremely fine, as made £60-£80 --- Edition of 18.
Lot 122
A CHARLES II OAK BENCH TABLE circa 1660 and later, with shaped arms on baluster supports over a rectangular seat with a moulded edge and recessed metal hinges, the front with a lunettecarved frieze over a pair of rectangular panels carved with stylised flowerheads and leafage, the sides with conforming decoration, on sledge feet and later castors, the folding rectangular top secured with pegs fixing into circular apertures in the arms, the left hand side of the seat branded "PS", 94cm wide x 53.5cm deep x 120cm high
Lot 144
A CONTEMPORARY BURR ELM DINING TABLEby Tim Stead, designed as two trestle tables with thick burr elm tops, the top inlaid with irregular geometric patterns in bronze, with a naturalistic edge along one side, the trestle bases naturally formed from planks and on sledge bases, 155cm x 196cm overall with the two tables pushed together; and a set of six elm chairs ensuite (8)
Lot 62
Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson (1876-1955) An oak coffee table, circa 1970/80s, having an adzed octagonal top on cruciform base and sledge feet, carved with mouse signature, 47cm high x 50.5cm wideCatalogue note: Lots 55 -62Ordered in 1954 as a wedding gift, delivered in 1955 and been in the same family ever since.Some items were purchased then afterwards, photocopies of original receipts are available.
Lot 61
Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson (1876-1955) An oak coffee table, circa 1955, having an inverted curved adzed octagonal top on cruciform base and sledge feet, carved with mouse signature, 47cm high x 51cm wide Catalogue note: Lots 55 -62 Ordered in 1954 as a wedding gift, delivered in 1955 and been in the same family ever since. Some items were purchased then afterwards, photocopies of original receipts are available.
Lot 429
A large collection of 150 later 20th century 45 RPM singles vinyl records. Artists to include; The Buggles, China Crisis, DExy's Midnight Runners, Art Garfunkel, Earth Wind & Fire, Bryan Adams, George Michael / Elton John, EMF, Gloria Mundi, Alice Cooper, Tom Jones, Guns & Roses, Stevie Wonder, Poison, Sister Sledge, Bad Manners, Fun Boy Three, Malcolm McLaren, The Mission, Kate Bush, Blancmange, Sade, The Jacksons, Kim Wilde, Wham, Bob Marley & The Wailers, Steadyeddiesteady, The Assembly, Phil Collins, Japan, Crowded House, Genesis, Simon & Garfunkel, Jesus Jones, Bon Jovi, Transvision Vamp, The Supremes, amongst many others. Labels to include Record Shack, Chrysalis, Cockteau, Buddah, Ramp, CBS.
Lot 437
Having a pivotal-hinged back/top of two boards, the underside of the top initialled "AW", downswept flat arms with rounded ends on baluster-turned front supports, a box-base with one-piece hinged seat board, and twin-panelled front, the stile supports on sledge-type feet, 137cm wide, 83cm deep, 66cm high.
Lot 638
TWO LIMITED EDITION STEIFF BEARS, comprising a boxed Record - Teddy replica 1913, from the Museum Collection, a pull along bear, with gold coloured ear button and white label no 400704, limited edition 1714/4000, together with Winter Bear, with gold coloured ear button and white label no 654817, limited edition 416/4000, with stand, height approximately 23cm (2 + 1 box) (Condition Report: bears appear in good condition, Winter Bear is missing a sledge, the scarf has a couple of loose threads, stand has wear and paint loss)
Lot 304
A mid-century Danish-style teak extending dining table together with a set of four chairs with padded backs and seats on sledge feet, in the manner of Henning Sorensenthe table 74 x 175 x 93cm (245cm when extended)The two table extensions are fitted under the table. Please see additional images.
Lot 1311
Konvolut mit 2 Püppchen, Schlittenhund und Weihnachtsbäumchen. 2 blonde Puppenstuben-Ganzbiskuitpüppchen mit Glasaugen und modellierten Schuhen: 1x mit offenem Mund und Matrosenkleidung, 1x mit weißem Filzanzug (L 9,5/14 cm). / Weißer Hund mit Brustgeschirr vor Schlitten (L 21 cm). / Geschmücktes Bäumchen, dazu 2 Kästchen mit Miniatur-Christbaumkugeln (H 18 cm). Provenienz : Sammlungsnachlass aus Hannover. Aufrufzeit 22. | Feb 2024 | voraussichtlich 11:59 Uhr (CET)Convolute with 2 dolls, sled dog and Christmas tree. 2 blonde doll's house all-biscuit dolls with glass eyes and molded shoes: 1x with open mouth and sailor's clothes, 1x with white felt suit (L 9.5/14 cm). / White dog with chest harness in front of sledge (L 21 cm). / Decorated tree, with 2 small boxes with miniature Christmas tree baubles (H 18 cm). Provenance : Collection estate from Hanover. Call time 22 | Feb 2024 | presumably 11:59 (CET)*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.
Lot 1313
3 Püppchen, Korbschlitten und Miniatur-Teddy. Biskuitporzellan, Masse. Alle Püppchen mit Glasaugen, Mohairperücke und modellierten Schuhen: blondes Püppchen in grauem Filzanzug (L 16 cm), kleine Puppe mit Strohhut (L 11 cm), Puppenmädchen in rosa Kleid (L 12 cm). Dazu jüngerer Schlitten und Teddy. Provenienz : Sammlungsnachlass aus Hannover. Aufrufzeit 22. | Feb 2024 | voraussichtlich 12:00 Uhr (CET)3 dolls, wicker sledge and miniature teddy. Biscuit porcelain, mass. All dolls with glass eyes, mohair wig and molded shoes: blonde doll in grey felt suit (l 16 cm), small doll with straw hat (l 11 cm), doll girl in pink dress (l 12 cm). With younger sledge and teddy. Provenance : Collection estate from Hanover. Call time 22 | Feb 2024 | probably 12:00 (CET)*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.
Lot 1218
2 Puppen "Deutsches Kind" mit Schlitten und Skiern. Käthe Kruse, VEB, Typ VIII. Beide unter den Füßen gestempelt. 1950er Jahre. Stoff. L 49/44 cm. Als Wintersportlerinnen alt bekleidet, das größere Mädchen mit originaler Käthe-Kruse-Kleidung (rote Jacke, schwarze Hose), die kleinere Puppe mit blauem Mantel und grauer Mütze. Dazu Schlitten "ra ka ka" und 2 Paar Ski "Heimi". Aufrufzeit 22. | Feb 2024 | voraussichtlich 11:06 Uhr (CET)2 dolls "German child" with sledge and skis. Käthe Kruse, VEB, type VIII. Both stamped under the feet. 1950s. Fabric. L 49/44 cm. Dressed as old winter sportswomen, the taller girl with original Käthe Kruse clothing (red jacket, black trousers), the smaller doll with blue coat and gray cap. With sledge "ra ka ka" and 2 pairs of skis "Heimi". Aufrufzeit 22. | Feb 2024 | voraussichtlich 11:06 Uhr (CET)*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.
Lot 2348
3 barocke Delfter Fayence-Gefäße: Schlitten, Sänfte und Schuhpaar. Jeweils gemarkt. 18. Jh. Weiß und kleisterblau glasiert, Bemalung in Kobaltblau. Geschweifter Schlitten mit Floraldekor und verschiedenen Landschaftsdarstellungen mit Segelbooten (H 17 cm, L 21,5 cm). Rokoko-Sänfte mit rocaillierten Fenstern und Schäferszenen (H 19 cm). Paar Rokoko-Schuhe mit Architektur und Segelboot in einer Flusslandschaft (L 15 cm). Partiell leicht bestoßen. Aufrufzeit 23. | Feb 2024 | voraussichtlich 10:28 Uhr (CET)3 baroque Delft faience vessels: sleigh, sedan chair and pair of shoes. Each marked. 18th century Glazed white and paste blue, painted in cobalt blue. Curved sledge with floral decoration and various landscape depictions with sailing boats (h 17 cm, l 21.5 cm). Rococo sedan chair with rocaille windows and pastoral scenes (h 19 cm). Pair of Rococo shoes with architecture and sailing boat in a river landscape (L 15 cm). Slightly bumped in places. Call time 23. | Feb 2024 | probably 10:28 am (CET)*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.
Lot 2766
2 Puttenfiguren und 1 Vitrinentasse. KPM Berlin. Zeptermarke, 2x mit rotem Reichsapfel, 1x mit Schleifstrich, 20. Jh. Polychrom bemalt, goldstaffiert. 1x Sternzeichenfigur Wassermann: Knabe mit Schlitten (H 11 cm). / 1x Putto als Bildhauer (H 9,5 cm). / 1x gefußte Glockentasse (H 11 cm) mit sepiafarbener Landschaftsmalerei, originale Untertasse (Ø 14,5 cm). Provenienz : Sammlungsnachlass aus Hannover. Aufrufzeit 23. | Feb 2024 | voraussichtlich 15:09 Uhr (CET)2 putti figures and 1 vitrine cup. KPM Berlin. Sceptre mark, 2x with red orb, 1x with grinding mark, 20th century Polychrome painted, gilt. 1x Aquarius zodiac figure: boy with sledge (h 11 cm). / 1x Putto as sculptor (H 9.5 cm). / 1x footed bell cup (H 11 cm) with sepia landscape painting, original saucer (Ø 14.5 cm). Provenance : Collection estate from Hanover. Call time 23 | Feb 2024 | presumably 15:09 (CET)*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.
Lot 3698
Russischer Künstler: Pferdeschlitten im WinterÖl/Leinwand. Links unten kyrillisch signiert. 20. Jh. 50 x 65 cm. Gerahmt : 57 x 71,5 cm. Zwei Schlittenfahrer mit dem Pferd im tiefen Schnee an einem hellen Tag. Aufrufzeit 24. | Feb 2024 | voraussichtlich 12:51 Uhr (CET) Russian artist: Horse-drawn sleigh in winterOil/canvas. Signed lower left in Cyrillic. 20th century50 x 65 cm. Framed : 57 x 71.5 cm. Two sledge drivers with a horse in the deep snow on a bright day. Aufrufzeit 24. | Feb 2024 | voraussichtlich 12:51 Uhr (CET)*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.
Lot 1402
Kleine Winterlandschaft mit 2 Püppchen, Schneekind und Hirschen unter Glassturz. Um 1900. Biskuitporzellan, Glas. H 19 cm, Ø 21 cm. 2 Ganzbiskuitpüppchen in Winterkleidung, Nippesfigur auf Schlitten, Glasfigur aus Lauscha mit 2 Hirschen, 2 Bäumchen mit Schneeglimmer. Leichte Altersspuren. Provenienz : Sammlungsnachlass aus Hannover. Aufrufzeit 22. | Feb 2024 | voraussichtlich 12:51 Uhr (CET)Small winter landscape with 2 dolls, snow child and deer under glass lintel. Around 1900. Biscuit porcelain, glass. H 19 cm, Ø 21 cm. 2 all-biscuit dolls in winter clothes, knick-knack figurine on sledge, glass figurine from Lauscha with 2 deer, 2 little trees with snow mica. Slight signs of age. Provenance : Collection estate from Hanover. Call time 22 | Feb 2024 | probably 12:51 pm (CET)*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.
Lot 15
A selection of double bill UK Quad film posters to include: CINDERELLA LIBERTY / CALL HARRY CROWN (99 AND 44/100% DEAD) (1974), MOMENT BY MOMENT / THE EIGER SANCTION (1978), THE STUD / THE BITCH (1979), THE AGE OF CONSENT / MICHAEL KOHLHAAS (1969) x2 and THE EXECUTIONER / A MAN CALLED SLEDGE (1970) (folded) (9)
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