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Lot 630
China, : Chinese Government 1913 Reorganisation Gold Loan, bond for 189.40 roubles, Russian issue, with small square Russian stamp, also on coupon 94, bond for 505 francs, bond for 189.40 roubles, Belgian issue, and bond for 189.40 roubles with Nanking overprint, all with vignette of Mercury and Chinese scenes, first three black & brown, fourth black & green, all with coupons, all very fine or better.
Lot 655
China, : 4 bonds and certificates, Chinese Reorganisation 1913 Gold Loan, bond for 189.40 roubles, Russian issue with small square Russian revenue stamp, and bond for £20, both with vignette of Mercury and Chinese scenes, Belgian Boxer Indemnity Loan of 1928, bond for $100, and Pekin Syndicate Ltd, bearer warrant for five shansi shares, 1910, vignette of river scene, green on yellow, all with coupons, mostly very fine.
Lot 302
Royal Worcester Bottle Neck Vase with applied grotesque horned masks, Peach Ivory Ware approx. 12'h with puce back stamp Reg. No. 141377 & 1408 patent to base. Royal Worcester 2 Handled Vase & Cover approx. 8'h with hand painted cartouche to front monogrammed SW, rear cartouche gold depicting goats/sheep, gold back stamp with '89 Celebrating 200 Years (2)
Lot 367
Crested China inc. Belleek, Goss, Florentine, Coronet, Shelley, Grafton, etc. Folkestone saucer, Leigh-on-Sea, Sittingbourne plate, Ancient Port of Minehead, Canterbury saucer, Ramsgate 2 plates, Eastbourne, Hastings, Scotland, Newton Abbot, Margate teapot stand, plate, Whitstable-on-Sea, Barnstaple plate, Gravesend, Torquay, Dover, Margate, Tunbridge Wells, Bognor, Halt Whistle, Torquay, Brighton, Folkestone, Tunbridge Wells, British Empire Exhibition Wembley, Whistable Corporation of Dredgers inc. cups, saucers, side plates, hot water jug, milk jug, small bottle necked vase, small cream jug, side plates etc. Belleek Cup & Saucer black back stamp Co. Fermanagh Ireland, double stamp on back of saucer, blue overlay back stamp Co. Fermanagh Ireland, Goss Cups & Saucer black back stamp
Lot 647
A well documented Second World War A.F.C. group of three awarded to Wing Commander R. S. Sikes, the Reserve of Air Force Officers Air Force Cross, G.VI.R., reverse officially dated 1942 and privately inscribed, S./Ldr. R. S. Sikes, R.A.F.; Defence and War Medals, these also privately inscribed, W./Cdr. R. S. Sikes, R.A.F., good very fine and better (3) £1000-1200 A.F.C. London Gazette 11 June 1942. Richard Somerville Sikes, who was born in May 1907, and who completed his education at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he joined the Universitys Air Squadron, was appointed a Pilot Officer on the Royal Air Forces Reserve of Officers in June 1929. Advanced to Flying Officer in December of the following year, he transferred to non-flying duties in June 1933, possibly to pursue his other abiding interest - motor-cycling; accompanying newspaper cuttings indicate he was a talented driver and participated in a pre-war Isle of Man T.T. race. Recalled on the outbreak of hostilities, he attended the Central Flying School in July 1940 and was posted to No. 2 Service Flying Training School at Brize Norton as an instructor in August 1940, where he also fulfilled the duties of O.C., Fire Section. Advanced to Flight Lieutenant in May 1941, he removed to No. 17 Blind Approach Training School at Ipswich as Chief Flying Instructor that October, where he was advanced to the acting rank of Squadron Leader and was gazetted for his A.F.C. in the New Year. In June 1942, Sikes was transferred to an appointment in an Air Safety Department at the Air Ministry, gaining advancement to war substantive Squadron Leader in October 1943. Then in the following year he went out to Italy to improve the safety of assorted types of airstrip being used by the Mediterraean Allied Air Force (M.A.A.F.), but not in time to qualify for the Italy Star. Sykes eventually relinquished his commission on the Reserve in July 1954, when he was permitted to retain the rank of Wing Commander. Sold with a quantity of original documentation, including several congratulatory telegrams and letters for the award of his A.F.C.; two or three typed records of service, one bearing an Air Ministry stamp dated 22 September 1942; a letter to Sikes from the Ministry of Aircraft Production, dated 14 August 1943 (I have not yet had an opportunity to discuss C.G.A. with Sir Stafford Cripps ... I found it a most valuable and interesting experience and am very much in your debt); a number of safety reports, including one written by Sikes while employed by M.A.A.F. in Italy in February 1944; a good assortment of career photographs (approximately 25 images), including a large format picture of graduating officers from 67th Flying Instructors Course at the Central Flying School, Upavon, July-August 1940; several newspaper cuttings reporting on his success as a motor cyclist in assorted competitions in the 1930s; and the Air Ministry Private Pilots Certificate and Licence issued to his brother, H. L. S. Sykes, dated 18 August 1931, together with related R.A.F. Certificate of Proficiency, dated 1 January 1932.
Lot 882
A rare Great War period D.C.M. group of nine attributed to Gunner M. Kriz, a Czech Legionnaire Czech War Cross 1918; Czech Revolutionary Medal 1918; Czech Victory Medal 1918; Czech F.I.D.A.C. Medal for Veterans of the Great War; Czech Commemorative Cross for Volunteers 1918-19; Czech Zborov Memorial Medal 1917-47; Czech Bachmac Memorial Medal 1918-48; Austria, Empire, Karl Troop Cross 1916; Great Britain, Distinguished Conduct Medal, G.V.R., unnamed as issued to foreign nationals, this last with refixed suspension claw, generally very fine or better (9) £1200-1500 As is nearly always the case, no verification has been found for this particular award of the D.C.M., but it is worth noting that Abbott & Tamplin state some 290 such decorations were issued to Czech Legionnaires. Miloslav Kriz was born in Marsovicich, in the district of Benesov, near Prague in April 1888, and joined the Austro-Hungarian Army in 1910. Sent out to the Eastern Front on the outbreak of hostilities, he was wounded and taken prisoner at Tschemenovka in July 1915, and signed up for the Czech Legions at a P.O.W. camp near Kiev in October 1916. Assigned to the 4th Company of the 1st Gunner Regiment, he subsequently fought in the famous battle of Zborov in July 1917, and afterwards in the actions at Kungut, Omsk, Nikolsk, Usurrijsk, Perm, and Tagil, in addition to other skirmishes against the Bolsheviks. In February 1918, having been posted to a reserve unit, he participated in the engagements fought during the Siberian retreat, all the way to Vladivostok, and was finally demobilised back in Czechoslovakia in March 1920, having returned there via Canada and Western Europe. Kriz died on 18 March 1937, so presumably his Zborov and Bachmac Medals were issued posthumously at a later date. Sold with his original Ministry of Defence, Czech Legions Office service certificate, bearing an official stamp, signature and the date 18 March 1937, together with a contemporary portrait photograph, in uniform, by F. Wokac of Roznov.
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Lot 1580
Stark (Johann Christian ed.) NEUES ARCHIV FUR DIE GEBURTSHILFE, FRAUENZIMMER- UND KINDERKRANKENHEITEN, 5 vol. in 10, folding engraved plates, occasional spotting and damp staining, ownership stamp on endpaper, contemporary calf, spines gilt, 8vo, Jena, W. Stahl and heirs of C. H. Cuno, 1789-99.
Lot 1061
A W.H. Goss bisque headed doll, with painted hair and facial features, blue eyes and a moulded open mouth, on a cloth body with bisque lower arms, the head impressed 'G5' and the back with oval purple stamp 'Trade Mark / Registration Applied For', 31cm high.. Note: The firm of W.H.Goss, well-known for its crested china, produced dolls only between 1916 and 1918..
Lot 783
A good heavy gauge Victorian Christening Mug, of circular form with heavy replicating engine-turned decoration to an engraved cartouche, with cast and applied “C" scroll handle and raised on a spreading circular foot, and to a gilt interior, height 3", weight 5 1/2 oz, London 1876, Makers Mark Robert Garrard, with further retailer’s stamp for Garrards, Panton Street, London
Lot 1151
Richard Hamilton b.1922- "Kent State",1970, Wad 75, Whitworth 31; sreenprint in colours, from the edition of 5000, on Schoeller Durex paper, published by Dorothea Leonhart, Munchen, printed at Dietz Offizin, Lengmoos, Bavaria, signed and numbered 556/5000 in pencil, bears publisher's blind stamp, in an aluminium frame, 71x100cm. See: pg 48 and 49 'The Prints of Richard Hamilton', Davison Art Center, Conneticut 1973 (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
Lot 1331
The Following lots are from the studio Gerald Judah Ososki, Russian/British 1903-1981 Gerald Judah Ososki was born in London of Russian parentage, studied at the St. Martins School of Art from 1917-1922, then at the Royal College of Art from 1922-1926 on the recommendation of his tutor Professor William Rothenstein 1872-1945 Gerald Ososki exhibited regularly at the Royal Academy from 1951-1973 He was a member of the Royal society of British Artists and was part of the Tate Gallery's "Seventeen Collectors Exhibition" , he was exhibited at the Leicester Gallery, The Mall Galleries, New English Art Club, Goupil Gallery and the Redfern Gallery Exhibited widely in the U.S.A, Canada and Australia. He was awarded the De Laszlo medal by the Royal Society of British Artists in 1972 Ososki's work is represented in several private collections including those of Lord Metheun RA, the late Duke Of Wellington and Sir Alexander Downer KBE During his lifetime the works ranged from watercolour studies in the grand tradition of the old masters, to bold compositions of a textural quality. In the final years his landscapes were inspired by a feeling of contrasting moods and the use of dramatic light and shade Gerald Judah Ososki 1903-1981- "Mediterranean Coastal Town"; red ink, signed and dated 61, bears Gerald Ososki 1903-1981 Atelier, Hampstead London, studio stamp verso 29x44cm: together with a quantity of crayon, ink and watercolour studies depicting landscape, still life and nude studies, each bearing his studio stamp, (part unframed) (a lot)
Lot 1337
Gerald Judah Ososki 1903-1981- study of a woman playing a liar in a swaged decorative boarder, oil on paper, signed and dated 1929, 55x44cm: together with a folio of nude studies in crayon, signed and dated mainly from the 1920/30s, each bearing the studio stamp for the artist, (unframed ) (a lot)
Lot 1361
Robert Sargent Austin RA RE RWS 1895-1973- "Reclining woman reading a newspaper; black and coloured crayon, bears studio stamp verso, 28x45cm: together with three other pencil and ink nude studies circa. 1915, each bearing the artists studio stamp, (4) (unframed) Note: Printmaker and draughtsman, born in Leicester. Studied at the Royal College of Art 1919-1922, winning the Rome scholarship for engraving. Was elected as a Royal Academician in 1949, President of the Royal Watercolour society in 1956 and President of the Royal Society of Painter-Etchers in 1962. The Tate Gallery holds his work. In 2004 Sotheby's Olympia offered extensive works from his studio. (Source: David Buckman, 'Artists in Britian Since 1945')
Lot 1363
Ralph Steadman b.1936- "Service and Satisfaction"; pen and black ink, original artwork illustration for publication, bears artists ink stamp verso and dated 12/9/61, 12.5x14.5cm, (unframed) Note: Ralph Steadman had a long partnership with the American journalist Hunter S Thompson drawing pictures for several of his articles and books. He accompanied Thompson to the Kentucky Derby for an article The Kentucky Derby is Decadent and Depraved for the magazine Scanlan's, to the Honolulu Marathon for the magazine Running, and illustrated both Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail '72. Much of Steadman's artwork revolves around caricatures of Thompson's Bucket Hats, Cigarette Holder and Aviator Sunglasses. (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
Lot 28
A late Victorian rectangular tray embossed in high relief with acanthus floral scrolls with butterfly's and birds, central vacant cartouche. Length measures 12 1/2 inches (32cm), weight 14.44ozt (449.2gms). Hallmarked Mappin Brothers London 1899. The tray is in good condition. There are surface scratches and shallow dents to the whole. There are two large patches of discolouration: on the top on the right hand side; and underneath in a panel down the middle. There is a split in the silver on the edge of the tray, and a build-up of solder underneath it where it seems a repair has been attempted. The central cartouche appears to have had a piece of a silver applied over the top, possibly to cover an engraving. On the underside of the cartouche is a stamp which reads 'MAPPIN BROTHERS 66 CHEAPSIDE. E. Co. 220 REGENT St. Wv. [?]', and the number '322550 [?]'. The hallmark is clear and unrubbed.
Lot 54
George V waiter of circular form, with raised moulded scroll shell rim, central vacant cartouche with foliate scroll surround, raised on three turned feet. Maximum diameter measures approximately 6 1/2 inches (16cm), weight 5.42ozt (168.6gms). Hallmarked William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1910 The salver is in generally very good condition. There are minor surface scratches to the whole, with a few more serious ones to the top. There are areas of tarnishing, especially around the edge on the underside. The engraved decoration is clear and only very slightly rubbed. The salver is slightly bowed and has some shallow dents, but stands steadily and does not wobble. The sponsor's mark and hallmark are easily legible. There are some small areas of wear on the bottoms of the feet. On the underside is a small cross-hatched stamp mark.
Lot 68
A George V beaker of plain tapered form with personal presentation engraving, flared lip and circular stepped foot. Height measures 4 inches (10cm), weight 7.65ozt (237.8gms). Hallmarked Mappin & Webb London 1914. The beaker is in excellent condition. There is minor surface scratches and slight tarnish to the whole, but no serious damage. The presentation engraving is clear and unrubbed, and reads 'Edward Claude Arthur Cane From His Aunt Ruth'. The hallmark and 'MAPPIN &WEBB Ltd.' stamp are clear and easily legible.
Lot 161
Continental white metal electroformed basket, the body with a figurative country scene in high relief with fruiting vine motif handle, raised above a circular footed base. Height including handle 20 inches (40cm), weight 36.41ozt (1132.5gms). Marks to the base. There are surface scratches to the whole, and large areas of tarnish. Some of the detail of the decoration has been worn away, but the majority of it is clear and in reasonable condition. The basket stands slightly unsteadily. The handle is bent to one side a little. The inside of the basket is badly discoloured, has some build-ups of polish, and is quite dirty. There are two marks on the base: a stamp of a windmill with a pipe either side; and the number 3716.
Lot 200
George III Irish condiment fiddle pattern spoon with gilt bowl, hallmarked Dublin 1819, sponsors mark reads IS. Together with a bright cut engraved stamp holder marked sterling and a boxing medal marked Phillips Aldershot and hallmarked Birmingham 1918, sponsors mark reads F.P. Also together with a selection of items to include an Edwardian cigar mouth piece holder, length measuring 2 1/2ins (6.5cm), an early twentieth century vesta case with acanthus bright cut engraving, a bud vase height measuring 4ins (10.5cm), hallmarked Birmingham 1978, a miniature photo frame, a dressing table jar, a spoon and pusher set a condiment spoon and nail file.
Lot 305
Mid to late nineteenth century Austro-Hungarian Renaissance style silver gilt, garnet, green stone, blister pearl and enamel pendant with blister pearl and cherub suspender leading to a central female figure surrounded by gem set, mother of pearl and enamel decoration leading to two blister pearl droppers and enamel termination, and a matching necklet of sixteen floral panels with a garnet and green stone central cluster surrounded with enamel floral detail. Pendant dimensions 10cm by 5cm. Necklet length 39cm (15 inches). With fitted case (AF). In good to fair general condition. The silver pendant is showing wear and tear and gilt effect only really visible to the decoration at the back of the pendant. The suspended termination is missing what should be probably another blister pearl. Some gem set detail on one side of the pendant is loose. Some of the stones are missing and not all match, a lot of the enamel detail is worn or chipped. The necklet is in better condition, it has a coffin shaped stamp to necklet clasp but is fairly worn, also stamped NA. On some of the panels the enamel detail is chipped, the metal is showing wear and tear, clasp in working order. The leather fitted case is damaged and in two parts, black velvet inner and silk inner worn and silky material has split.
Lot 433
A silver Scandinavian style oval abstract floral design brooch. Length-5.3cms, Width-4cms. Weight-7.50 grams. Makers stamp to the reverse-CFO. The brooch is in generally good condition. There are minor scratches to the silver, wear and tear. There is some blackened tarnishing to the detail of the brooch. The bar appears as though it may have been replaced and doesn't fit well into the clasp. The makers mark is nice and clear.
Lot 496
TIFFANY & CO./ELSA PERETTI-A pair of silver bean design clip on earrings. Weight-15 grams. Length-2.3cms, width-2cms. The earrings are in generally good condition. There are noticeable scratches to all of the silver, wear and tear, there are also sections of noticeable tarnishing. The Tiffany and Co stamp is a little worn to each earring, however legible. The clip on backs are nice and secure.
Lot 502
DAVID ANDERSON, NORWAY-A silver rectangular scroll and floral design brooch, with a vacant centre (length-3.7cms, width-2.2cms) and a rectangular Norwegian brooch depicting men at sea (stamped to back O.B.I Tinn Norway). Length-5.5cms, width-3.4cms. The David Anderson brooch is in generally good condition, there are minor scratches to the silver, wear and tear. The silver is quite tarnished to the silver, it is quite blackened in places. The bar is in good condition. The other brooch is in generally good condition to the brooch. There are some quite serious scratches to the back of the brooch, the front scene appears quite tarnished, the back stamp is nice and clear. The bar is a little loose.
Lot 838
Five items to include an ivory and cut steel hand design clip, a banded agate and metal stamp, a chalcedony set retractable pencil, an ornately decorated eye glass and one other item. In good to fair condition. The ivory clip is showing signs of ageing and discolouration and is in need of a good clean, two of the fingers have chipped, measures 10cm in length. The eye glass could again do with a clean, the metal decoration is showing some wear and tear and the glass is a little loose in the setting, measures approximately 7.5cm. The stamp metal is showing wear and tear and discolouration, the agate is a little loose at the base and the agate handle has some external cracks to it, measures approximately 7cm in length. The pencil is engraved with E from L to the centre, the metal is showing some wear and tear and discolouration, length 5.5cm, the stone at end has slipped in setting and pencil has a loop to centre. The other item appears to be a broken perhaps stamp and is showing wear and tear and some of the gold colour metal has worn away-length 4.5cm.
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