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Lot 25
Ruby Wright St James' Park, 2023 Pencil and paint stick on paper Signed on Verso 10 x 15cm (3¾ x 5¾ in.) About I am an illustrator with a particular interested in picture books. I am represented by Jodie Hodges at United Agents. Previously I worked for BBC Radio 4, Arts Council England and The Architecture Foundation, and had radio pieces broadcast on Resonance FM in London and NPR in the United States. Education Wimbledon School of Art (sculpture, BA) Select Exhibitions/Awards 2022: Group exhibition at Soulshine Cafe, Bridport 2021: The Sketch Show, Sussex Contemporary Illustrators & Printmakers, Seaford 2021: Picture Hooks Exhibition 2021, Scottish Storytelling Centre , Edinburgh 2021: Dorset Art Weeks, The Old Bakery, Bridport 2018: Dorset Art Weeks, The Old Bakery, Bridport 2018: Spoilt Rotten, The Gallery at Number 42, Notting Hill, London 2017: Portrait Exhibition, Candid Arts Trust, London 2016: National Original Print Exhibition, Bankside Gallery, London 2016: Inspired By..., Morley Gallery, London 2016: Visions of the Future, Constellations, Liverpool 2015: Tiny Carnival, 100 Union St, London 2014: Stillville, 100 Union St, London 2012: Game On, Westwerk, Hamburg 2011-2012: Deep Time, Artsreach touring exhibition, Dorset Statement about AOAP Submitted Artwork The postcards are based on two observational sketches I made: one of my son on the train in January 2023 and one from beside the duck pond in st james' park on Boxing Day 2022. You must not reproduce, duplicate, copy, sell, resell or exploit any works. In doing so, you endanger our relationships with artists, and directly jeopardise the charitable work we do.
Lot 189
Chloe Lamb As The Light Goes, 2023 Oil stick on paper Signed on Verso 10 x 15cm (3¾ x 5¾ in.) About I have painted all my life and work from Hampshire in the South of England and Northumberland in the north of England. Education I originally studied in open studio sessions at the Heatherley School of Art in London and for the last sixteen years at the Lydgate Art Research Centre with Robin Child. Select Exhibitions/Awards I have had twelve successful solo exhibitions in London and three in New York. I have also taken part in numerous mixed exhibitions over the last thirty years in England and America Gallery Representation I am represented by Portland Gallery in London, Hollis Taggart Gallery in New York and Cricket Fine Art in Hampshire, England. Statement about AOAP Submitted Artwork My postcard has the feeling of the light fading at the end of the day. You must not reproduce, duplicate, copy, sell, resell or exploit any works. In doing so, you endanger our relationships with artists, and directly jeopardise the charitable work we do.
Lot 312
Victorian Period 1837-1901 18ct Gold Stick Pin, in the form of a claw holding the Pearl of Wisdom marked 18ct, with original box and case. Plus a further antique 9ct Gold Stick pin, the top in the form of a fox's head, with ruby eyes, with original display box. Both pins in superb condition.
Lot 542
A 'RETRO' HALLSTAND fitted with three hooks, rack and asymmetrical mirror, cupboard and drawer to base, 78cm wide 185cm high 27cm deep Condition Report : there is a drip tray to the base but no rail for a stick stand. veneer lifting bottom right Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.
Lot 102
Fabricius (Johann Christian) Philosophia entomologica..., woodcut title-vignette and head- & tail-pieces, foxed, bookplate of Reinhold Charpentier and book-label of Kurt von Rosen, later cloth-backed boards, title in manuscript on upper cover and label, Hamburg & Kiel, C.E.Bohn, 1778; Systema antliatorum..., errata leaf, a little foxed and stained causing one or two leaves to stick together, a few tears and repairs, bookplate of Reinhold Charpentier, contemporary half roan, spine defective, upper joint split, Braunschweig, C.Reichard, 1805, first editions, rubbed, [Hagen 220.4 & 222.29], 8vo (2)
Lot 607
Edwardian mahogany coopered stick stand, height 75cm, the base 29cm diameter (NB: Condition is NOT noted in catalogue descriptions. We strongly advise viewing to satsify yourself as to condition. If you are unable to view please request a condition report, which will be provided in writing).
Lot 96
A CHINESE BLANC-DE-CHINE DEHUA DUTCHMAN FIGURE GROUP, QING DYNASTY, KANGXI PERIOD, 1662 – 1722The Dutchman seated on a hexagonal base, accompanied by a bird and jardiniere, a taper stick holder incorporating a whistleHeight: 6cmCondition ReportUV light inspected. top section of 'whistle' made up. Otherwise good.
Lot 560
A mixed lot, comprising brass postal scales, two pocket watches (one having woven hair Albert rope "chain"), a Boys Brigade swagger stick, a further unmarked example, Marine-interest desk/pocket knives, a cased Sheen pulley-form measuring instrument etc. Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 582
A WW1 Princess Mary Christmas 1914 tin, WW2 German Third Reich Eastern Front Medal, Birmingham silver fob medal with enamel lion rampant, Victorian white metal rowing medal engraved verso "Opening Regatta 1890 Scratch Fours, Won by J.R. Andrew", Paisley District Tramways and other uniform buttons, 1935 Post Office Savings Bank money bank, eastern white metal walking stick/parasol pommel etc. Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 284
A quantity of English ceramics, including a Staffordshire hollow cast figure of Reverend John Wesley, 22cm high; Staffordshire model of a zebra, 12cm high; a Copeland and Garrett 'Tobacco Leaf' breakfast cup and saucer, pattern 2061; 18th century Worcester imari coffee cup; Derby coffee cup, circa 1795, pattern 178, painted with a Neoclassical design, puce factory mark; a pair of Derby potpourri vases and covers, pink and gilt grounds, with pineapple finial and four grotesque marks, the base with four paw feet, iron red factory mark, a small footed imari bowl, 6cm diameter; a small desk inkwell with three candleholders, purple and gilt with white flowers applied in relief around the well; small floral encrusted pot pourri vase (handles missing); a Coalport chamber stick, dark blue ground with gilt dots and stars, painted with panels of flowers, 8cm high; a pair of Derby campagna vases, painted with single panels of fruit in the manner of Thomas Steele, iron red mark, 16.5cm high; pair of Staffordshire shredded clay sheep, pair of small seated cats on cushions, with silver lustre spots and copper bows and a Royal Worcester 'French Cook' candle snuffer. Sold together with a Lladro model of a cow.Condition:John Wesley - Outstretched hand restoredZebra - one ear missing, the other re-glued.Copeland breakfast cup and saucer - Saucer with Y crack.Worcester coffee cup - broken into pieces and re-glued.Derby coffee cup - no damages, some gilt wear.Pair of Derby pot pourri vases - 1. Cover fully restored. Staining and crazing to the interior of the vase with gilt loss to the upper rim. Chips to the inside of the rim. 2. Cover broken into pieces and very crudely repaired. Staining and crazing to the interior. No apparent damage the vase.Imari footed tea bowl - gilding loss.Inkstand/candleholder - breakages to relief flowers.Small pot pourri vase - handles broken, flowers chipped and broken.Coalport chamber stick - Extinguisher holder broken.Derby campagna vases - 1. 1 handle broken (but present), the other crudely repaired. Large repaired break to the foot rim. 2. 1 handle restored. Gildiong wear. Lots of speckling and kiln dust to the interior. Small nibble to foot rim.
Lot 70
A large collection of costume jewellery, to include; numerous insect brooches, further broochs, silver pendants and chains, a stick coral necklace, various earrings, bead necklaces etc together with a cased set of six silver coffee spoons and five further silver coffee spoons with bean terminals (a lot)Condition:Please refer to additional images
Lot 659
A 19th Century beech, ash and elm stick back Windsor type elbow chair with shaped seat on turned legs united by stretchers (Note: unusual stretcher formation of rear and sides but no front stretcher), retaining original shellac with wear, 48.5 cm wide x 36.5 cm deep x 93 cm high CONDITION REPORTS There are several cracks to the back of the seat particularly including one to the top right hand corner. Two metal pins showing to the seat holding in the legs on the left hand side. Flaking and wear throughout to the shellac. Also appears bubbled as if has been near a heat source etc. The leg dents to the front are slightly uneven as if someone has sat with there cross legged for a period of time. There is a nail/pin missing from the arm top right hand corner. Back stretcher is lop sided. The right hand front leg is splayed out and also the same leg has a hole running through the bottom. Various knocks and bumps, losses etc throughout. General wear and tear conducive with age and use - see images for more details
Lot 191
Five pairs of vintage and antique brass candlesticks, to include a pair with dolphin stem and square stepped base, height 21cm, a pair of 19th century brass sticks with circular cupped sconce, the stem in the form of a young boy on carpet balancing candlestick on foot, on circular base, length 22cm, etc, together with a silver plate chamber stick.
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