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Lot 605
A letter of thanks from Charlie Chaplin to one of his fans signed by the actor and date 1914 on Golden-Park Apartments letter headed paper, a small black and white image signed 'Hassall' mounted on a piece of paper with the caption below 'Sorry can't find anything better than this. He was looking at a firework.', signed at the bottom J.Hassell and a rough sketch of a man holding a walking stick signed bottom right G.L. Stampa dated June 1911, a further portrait sketch of a gentleman in a suit and tie and a further loose autograph on a piece of card (5).
Lot 525
EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY FRENCH VIOLIN with interior label reading "Fournier", the curved two piece back 356mm, total length 590mm, the carved scroll head leading to ebonised fingerboard, in fitted hard case; together with a nickel mounted bow, the stick of octagonal form, the ebonised frog inlaid with mother of pearl eyes, 73cm long, in fitted case; together with another cased violin (2)
Lot 559
LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY GERMAN VIOLIN circa 1860, the curved two piece back 356mm, total length 593mm, the scroll head leading to ebonised fingerboard, in fitted hard case; together with a bone mounted bow, the stick of octagonal form, the bone frog inlaid with mother of pearl Parisian eyes, 72cm long
Lot 265
JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD CARVED WOOD AND IVORY FIGURE OF A PRIEST circa 1868-1912, the standing figure holding a fan carved of mother of pearl, body and hat carved in wood, the robe motifs to each of the figures clothing inlaid with carved mother-of-pearl and abalone, a carved ivory purse hangs on the belt, head, hands and feet carved in ivory, holding a puppet doll carved of wood and bone, on square stand, 26cm high Note: This piece depicts the Japanese magical practices of the Oharai, the ritual form of purification performed by Shinto priests. A wooden stick symbolizing a bridge between the humans and the supernatural realm was used in that ritual along with other objects, and dolls in the forms of miko priestesses were invited as the vehicles for transmitting divine messages to people.
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