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Attributed to Amy F Potts 'Cottage in Ireland', children playing in the summer field beside a traditional Irish thatched stone dwelling in Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny, unsigned, bears explanatory note verso, early 20th Century, framed with pen-lined matting under glass, 17 x 24.5 cm sight size
Thomas Preston (Early 19th Century) A vast valley with farmer leading livestock down a track, two figures with sheep dog are at rest atop a stone wall beside the river, behind them a farmstead sits beneath rolling mountains, oil on canvas, in moulded gilt frame, signed and dated 1838, 57 cm x 49 cm sight size
A pair of late 19th Century loch views, comprising a coastal depiction of a small fishing boat coming ashore on a tranquil summer's day, together with a study of sailing boats on a loch with stone bridge and mountains beyond, watercolour, in gilt card mounts in antiqued frames under glass, signed "F MK" and dated 1886 and 1881 respectively, 43 cm x 35 cm overall
An Amethyst and White Stone Pendant on Chain, pendant length 2.9cm, chain length 40cm; A Pair of Amethyst and Diamond Cluster Earrings, with post fittings; and A Silver Amethyst and Diamond Ring, finger size H1/2Pendant stamped '750' - 5.8 grams. Chain - unmarked, 4.9 grams. Earrings - unmarked 4.6 grams. Ring - 3.0 grams.
Small antique late Victorian black mourning fan, carved painted ebony, mounted with black gauze silk fabric decorated with green embroidery and stitched metal detail in floral design. Two guards have become detached.Large Oriental style silk leaf antique cream and silver painted wood hand fan. The monture is plain. The silk leaf is hand painted floral with sequins and edged with lace. Right main guard is repaired.Small Regency style Edwardian gold painted Bakelite(?) and lame hand fan with painted scene depicting lovers on floral backdrop. Gold and silver sequins. Gold coloured ring with 2 turquoise stone embellishments. Three items.Condition Report: Good condition
SAKS 5th AVENUE gold beaded envelope evening bag with gold coloured chain 1970s (23cm x 14cm x 3cm)Semi precious stone (amethyst, moonstone, malachite, red jasper) inlaid black velvet top handled evening flap bag with gold and silver brocade. One stone missing at front. 1960s (20cm x 12cm x 3cm)SAKS 5th AVENUE red silk velvet peach satin-lined gold coloured framed evening bag 1950s (26cmx 15cm x 5cm)HENRY A LA PENSEE Paris bronze beaded brown satin evening clutch bag with bevelled edged cosmetic mirror 1950s (17cm x 12cm x 2cm)CHRISTIAN DIOR black leather long wallet with original Dior gift wrapping (torn) 1970s (10cm x 18cm) unusedCOACH black leather card wallet 1980s (10 x 7cm) HARRODS black leather card wallet with brass corners 1980s (10 x 7cm) Nine red English leather vintage luggage labels 1950s16 itemsCondition Report: Good condition commensurate with age
A set of "Accurate" brand Swiss made watches, comprising a Gentlemens and Ladies watches in stainless teel with gold plated accents, with sapphire crystal and Quartz movement. In a case in unworn condition with a warranty from 7/4/2000, stamped with a mark from Prince Electronics East UAE. Along with a boxed costume bracelet in white and purple rhinestones (A/F one stone missing to the reverse).
A selection of stud earrings to include 9ct gold studs with cultured pearls, a pair of hallmarked yellow gold puffed heart earrings (weighing approximately 1.3 grams), a pair of diamond studs, a pair of white stone bell studs, a pair of 9ct hallmarked moss agate earrings (3.4 grams) and two pairs of studs.
A selection of 19th century snuff boxes and other items, to include a tortoishell pique work example, and 2 papier mache examples, plus a vulcanite vesta case, a papier mache and abalone shell vanity brush (mirrored back) a bone letter opener, 2 stone set white metal retractable pencils, 2 base metal bar brooches and a leather jewellery case.
Rowling (J.K.) Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, first hardback edition with "Joanne Rowling" and no space between "Taylor" and "1997" on title verso, "wand" listed twice on p. 53, usual light marginal toning, original pictorial boards with misprint "Philospher's" to lower cover, small chip to head of upper cover, short 1cm internal crack to upper joint, light rubbing to spine tips and corners, but a remarkably bright and fine copy otherwise, 8vo, Bloomsbury, 1998.⁂ A superb example of the first edition of this modern children's classic, a work that began a cultural phenomenon. This copy without any trace of inscriptions and with the spine and covers still exceptionally bright and colourful.
Illuminated manuscript.- Single leaf from a Book of Hours with young male and female saints in the initials, in the hand of the Renaissance master-scribe Bartolomeo Sanvito, manuscript in Latin, on parchment, single leaf with a historiated initial on each side, the first a 'D' (opening "Deus in[adiu]torium [meum] ...", versicle for None in the Hours of the Cross) in gilt edged red, enclosing a bust of a young male saint with long flowing blond hair and a hairline thin gold halo, the whole initial on purple grounds, the second another 'D' (opening "Deus in adiutorium meum ...", versicle for Vespers in the Hours of the Cross) in same enclosing a young female saint with a headscarf and a liquid gold halo, all on green grounds with tiny flowers overlaid in liquid gold, one gilt-edged yellow initial on red grounds with similar gilt flowers in its upper and lower compartments, rubrics in liquid gold or blue ornamental capitals, two one-line simple blue initials, single column of 12 lines of the sublime humanist script of Bartolomeo Sanvito (from "...ficatus V. Adoramus te christe &c." at end of Sext, to "Sicut erat Alleluia. Hymnus ..."in Vespers), signs of offset from other facing pages when in parent volume (with a few characters from 4 lines of text damaged, and text in reverse offset over surface of second initial), small spots and stains, else in good and fresh condition, approximately 118 x 80mm. (written space: 67 x 47mm.), framed and glazed with glass on both side, [Italy (Rome)], [early 1480s].⁂ Bartolomeo Sanvito (1435-1511) was a Paduan, who blazed a path in Renaissance Rome as "one of the most active and famous scribes of his generation, one recognized by modern calligraphers as the greatest pioneer of a type of cursive humanistic script called 'italica'" (A.C. de la Mare and L. Nuvoloni, Bartolomeo Sanvito, 2009, p. 15). In addition he worked as a miniaturist, and in total his hand can be detected in over 120 manuscripts, as well as others to which he contributed headings or epigraphic capitals. His name appears in only two of these: the Evangeliary and Epistolary that he copied and probably illuminated for the collegiate church of Santa Giustina in Monselice, with seven others signed with his initials 'BS'. He collected Roman stone inscriptions, but maintained a scribal as well as antiquarian interest in them, and the impressions of these can be seen in the crisp, almost chiselled, initials on this leaf.The parent manuscript of the present leaf was evidently a Book of Hours in some form, with most surviving leaves coming from the Penitential Psalms, Litany and Office of the Dead, with a lavishly illuminated leaf once opening of the Hours of the Cross emerging in Christie's (online sale), 20 November 2013, lot 46 (see de la Mare and Nuvoloni, p. 276, Peter Kidd's online blog for October 2013, and C. de Hamel, Gilding the Lilly, 2010, no. 77). The present leaf also comes from the Hours of the Cross, and like the Christie's leaf has more significant illumination than almost all other recorded leaves. The parent volume came into the ownership of the teacher and bookbreaker Otto Ege (1888-1951), and was dispersed, with him giving two leaves to the calligrapher James Hayes in 1948-49. It is Gwara Handlist 79 in the list of books owned and dispersed by Ege (S. Gwara, Otto Ege's Manuscripts, 2013, pp. 146-47, with records of six individual leaves all in North American institutions). To this de la Mare and Nuvoloni added four more leaves in three private collections, one of which (the Takamiya collection) has now passed to the Beinecke in Yale (p. 276). This may well be among the last opportunities for a collector or institution to acquire a sample of this important scribe's hand. Leaves from this precious manuscript are of the utmost rarity on the market, and apart from the present leaf and the Christie's leaf only one other has appeared at auction: a text leaf sold in Sotheby's, 26 November 1985, lot 83.
A Chinese celadon jade carving of a duck, late Qing dynasty, modelled grasping a branch in its beak, the stone of celadon tone with russet inclusions, length 6.5cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
A collection of Asian Art reference books, including 'Asiatic Art' by H. F. E Visser, 1948, 'Mystic Art of Ancient Tibet' by George Allen & Unwin, 1973, 'Ancient Indonesian Art' by A. J Bernet Kempers, 1959, 'Light of Asia: Buddha Sakyamuni in Asian Art', 1984, 'The Flame and the Lotus' by Martin Lerner, 1984, 'An Exhibition of Chinese Stone Sculptures' by C. T Loo & Co, 1940, and 'A Concise History of Buddhist Art in Siam' by Reginald Le May, 1962.This lot is subject to a Buyer’s Premium of 24.5% (including VAT @ 0%) of the hammer price. Purchased online via the-saleroom.com, this lot will attract an additional premium of 5% (including VAT @ 0%) of the hammer price.
A COLLECTION OF SIX JAPANESE NETSUKE including a hardstone water buffalo, 7.5cm long, a late 19th century netsuke modelled as a creature on a shell, signed, 3.5cm high, and four boxwood mice groups (6)Provenance: the stone example was purchased from Reeman Dansie, 3/7/2019, lot 660, £80, the mythical creature from Gerrards, 4/7/2019, lot 204, £90, and the mice from Clevedon Salerooms, 27/6/2019, lot 202, £95. Now the property of a deceased Estate from West Dorset.
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