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Click here to subscribeThree Lladro porcelain figures - girl holding chamber stick, H20cm; similar figure missing chamber stick, H20cm; girl and boy praying, H22cm, all with blue printed and impressed marks to base.CONDITION REPORTone figure missing chamber stick, girl with chamber stick - adhesive residue to rear, girl and boy praying - good condition
ENGLAND F.A. BADGES Approximately 300 metal badges issued by the FA, 28 are shield shaped badges of the FA emblem over the England flag, 18 are stick pin badges have the 3 lions emblem in gold on a blue background, the remainder are stick pin badges and have the England and Union flags side by side and underneath is Football Association. Good
Carl Thieme porcelain twelve piece monkey band, after Meissen, height of conductor 17cm Condition: Drum playing monkey has possible restoration to drum stick and above his head the other drumstick largely missing, the remaining figures would appear sound, but would strongly recommend viewing this lot in person - **General condition consistent with age
A Heal Furniture Archie Shine design yew wood chest of five long drawers with flush brass handles CONDITION REPORTS Wear to the finish on top especially to the back right hand corner. Various scratches, marks and scuffs throughout. Some of the drawers stick a bit. Bottom right hand corner on the foot with damage. Various general signs of wear and tear throughout
A pair of Elizabethan turned gadrooned and carved oak candlesticks, circa 1580, each with drip tray. Height excluding candles 29 cm. Sold with copy receipt dated 1980 for £1050. CONDITION REPORT: The height is as per the catalogue 29 cm excluding the pricket spikes. The spikes add a further 9 cm. The diameter of the base is 22.5 cm. Both have numerous scuffs, marks and stress fractures. One stick has two losses to the edge of the base and movement in one of the cracks also across the base. Both drip trays detach. They are old but may well not be original.
Two 19th century goose wing knitting sheaths, and four knitting sticks. Longest 31 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The longest knitting stick has a metal brace around the handle presumably as a repair. There are numerous small scuffs and scratches to this stick but no further evidence of any splits, repairs or restoration. The second large stick is in generally good order. There is a fracture to the top edge approximately 1 cm in length which arches over the top and down the other side. There is slight movement here when pressed. Other than this there is no other significant damage, no repairs and restoration other than very minor surface scuffs and old stress marks. The largest of the three smaller sticks is in generally good condition with no damage, repairs or restoration other than minor scuffs and marks that one would expect. The middle size stick is again in generally good order with no condition issues. The smallest stick is nibbled at the end and there is a small loss to the top where the needle would sit. There is a small fracture here also. The metal stick is in good order.
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