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Lot 441
An original oil painting on board of the ocean liner RMS Olympic. Unsigned, however with typed label to reverse; William Ball and on the board an ink stamp reading; ‘Thos. W. Ward, Albion Works, Sheffield’ and in pencil; ‘First Class Cabin 1935’. The hull of the RMS Olympic was broken up by Thos. W. Ward at their Inverkeithing ship yard in Scotland and this painting may date from this period. Dimensions in frame; 870mm x 680mm. GC, some damage to frame.
Lot 474
A well modelled, hollow cast Parian ware presentation figure of The Duke of Wellington, wearing frock coat and seated cross legged on chair draped with his cloak, plain rectangular base incorporating “WW” monogram in wreath on the top, and inscribed on the front “A Prize Presented to the Windsor Rifle Volunteers by the Mayor of Windsor. Won by William Jones, Oct 4th 1860”, ornamental stamp under base “Published by Saml. Alcock & Co, June 18th, 1852. Alfred Crowquill Designavit. C. Abbott Sculpsit”, 11¼” x 8½” x 5” (max). GC Plate 2
Lot 558
A Third Reich M34 police helmet, with textured grey/black finish, 2 sets of 7 hole air vents, the inner rim with incomplete “DRP Thale” maker’s stamp, with top pad leather liner and incomplete leather chinstrap. GC (one liner rivet missing); also a pair of webbing and leather saddle bags with webbing straps. GC (3)
Lot 562
A Third Reich M42 Police steel combat helmet, the blackened skull with applied metal swastika and small police eagle, the rear inner rim with “EF” maker’s stamp (Emaillierwerke A.G., Fulda), the lining retained by large flat headed rivets, bearing stamps “R.Z2M/44”, “EH/1944”, and “Busch & Co, Breslau”, and ink owner’s inscription, with early type leather chinstrap with buckle. GC
Lot 650
A mid 19th century continental light cavalry trooper’s sword, of French style, curved fullered blade 35½”, with narrow back fuller to central section marked “P. Horster” on one side at forte and “Solingen” on the other, with crowned “AA” stamp and .812. at top of fuller on one side, brass hilt, the guard with reinforced edges, knucklebow and 2 sidebars, forward sloping cap shaped pommel, brass wirebound leather grip, in its steel scabbard (gold painted) with 2 rings. GC (rust stains to lower part of blade).
Lot 327
Attributed to Joseph Beuys, gouache, study of a stag bears signature. This an ink drawing, signed, not a studio stamp, on Ingres paper which Beuys often used. Its one of his stag pictures which was a favourite subject. There is no record about provenance. There were some slight wrinkles in the paper which have been restored and the work has been reframed. The vendor took the picture to Bonhams who valued it at £10,000-15000, provided of course, that the provenance was established. they therefore sent it to Beuys' widow, Eva, now aged 84. Bonhan's warned the vendor that this could take a long time. Given that there was no reply after many months, Bonhams returned the picture.£800-1,200 24 x 34cm
Lot 395
Helen Bradley (1900-1979), coloured print, 'We Met in the Park', signed, FATG blind stamp (edition of 850) and five unframed prints, including Peggy Hinaekian (American), untitled etching with aquatint, signed and numbered 15/50, Jo Westgate, two interior scenes, signed, A/P , E. Todd, coloured lithograph, 'The Enchanted Florist', signed, inscribed and dated Jan '90, 'Garage Editions' blind stamp and Gilles Sacksick, coloured lithograph, 'Lindry' [France], signed and inscribed, E.A. (6)
Lot 167
BOX OF 3 STAMP ALBUMS and loose of QV to QE11 period GB, Empire & Commonwealth mint and used stamps plus SG 2009 Commonwealth & Empire 1840-1970 Catalogue and QE11 FDC album, includes KGV Seahorses 2/6d and 5/- and wide range of early material plus Harrington & Byrne certified QV stamp collections (3) 1d Black and 2d Blue, used stamps and 1887 Jubilee stamp set (to 1/-)
Lot 611
Alfons Breuer (German, early 20th century): a copy of Gerard ter Borch (Dutch,1617-1681): Woman Washing Hands, with stamp verso inscribed Copie nach No1830 der konich: Gemalde-Galerie zu Dresden 1911 and a label for Christie's, oil on canvas, signed lower left, 53 by 42cm, framed 63 by 53cm. Provenance: Purchased at Christie's on 21 September 1999, lot 62.
Lot 797
A brass plated and tortoiseshell pair cased keywind verge pocket watch for the Turkish Market by Edward Prior, London, mid 19th century, white enamelled signed dial with black Turkish numerals and gilt beetle and poker hands, movement number 40118, with pierced engraved balance cock, silver regulating dial, fusee gear and pierced fancy pillars, case maker's stamp IRB, the outer case holding three circles of paper with hand written script, dial 33mm, together with an associated tortoiseshell outer case (being too small to hold the watch but appears to be of the correct type) with pinwork and engraved decoration, a/f damage to case, 55mm across outer case. Note: not in working condition, possibly over wound.
Lot 214
A fine Royal Crown Derby breakfast cup and a scalloped saucer from the Judge Elbert Henry Gary service. Painted by Albert Gregory with panels of flowers framed within elaborately moulded gilt borders incorporating a G. monogram by George Darlington on gros bleu and turquoise grounds. Signed by both artists, printed mark in gilt with Royal Warrant and Tiffany & Co retailers stamp, date code for 1910 on both pieces, saucer 16.25cm wide. Condition report intended as a guide only.Very good condition. No damage or repair. No wear to the gilding. The two items probably married.
Lot 215
A rare and fine Royal Crown Derby dessert comport from the Judge Elbert Henry Gary service. Painted by Albert Gregory with panels of flowers framed within elaborately moulded gilt borders incorporating a G. monogram by George Darlington on gros bleu and turquoise grounds. Signed by both artists, printed mark in gilt with Royal Warrant and Tiffany & Co retailers stamp, date code for 1911, 22.25cm wide, 12cm high. Notes; Only two comports were ever made for this service. Condition report intended as a guide only. In fine condition. No chips, cracks or repair.
Lot 216
A fine Royal Crown Derby dish from the Judge Elbert Henry Gary service. Painted by Albert Gregory with panels of flowers framed within elaborately moulded gilt borders incorporating a G. monogram by George Darlington on gros bleu and turquoise grounds. Signed by both artists, printed mark in gilt with Royal Warrant and Tiffany & Co retailers stamp, date code for 1911, 23.5cm wide. Condition report intended as a guide only.I fine condition. Free from chips, cracks and repair. No wear to the gilding or enamel.
Lot 217
A fine Royal Crown Derby plate from the Judge Elbert Henry Gary service. Painted by Albert Gregory with panels of flowers framed within elaborately moulded gilt borders incorporating a G. monogram by George Darlington on gros bleu and turquoise grounds. Signed by both artists, printed mark in gilt with Royal Warrant and Tiffany & Co retailers stamp, date code for 1909, 26.25cm wide. Condition report intended as a guide only.Wear to the raised gilding in the well. No chips, cracks or repair. Enamels bright.
Lot 218
A fine Royal Crown Derby dessert plate from the Judge Elbert Henry Gary service. Painted by Albert Gregory with panels of flowers framed within elaborately moulded gilt borders incorporating a G. monogram by George Darlington on gros bleu and turquoise grounds. Signed by both artists, printed mark in gilt with Royal Warrant and Tiffany & Co retailers stamp, date code for 1909, 23cm wide. Condition report intended as a guide only.Some wear to the raised parts of the gilding. No chips, cracks or repair. Enamels bright.
Lot 219
A fine Royal Crown Derby small dessert plate from the Judge Elbert Henry Gary service. Painted by Albert Gregory with panels of flowers framed within elaborately moulded gilt borders incorporating a G. monogram by George Darlington on gros bleu and turquoise grounds. Signed by both artists, printed mark in gilt with Royal Warrant and Tiffany & Co retailers stamp, date code for 1909, 20.75cm wide. Condition report intended as a guide only.Some wear to the raised parts of the gilding. No chips, cracks or repair. Enamels bright.
Lot 423
A 9ct Rolex Precision gentleman's manual wind wrist watch, circular ivory honeycomb dial with gilt metal Arabic numbers at three six and nine, gilt metal dart markers and centre second dial diameter 28mm, integral 9ct brick link bracelet strap, Birmingham 1960 with Rolex crown and stamp. A/F
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