A collection of three Chinese jade seals, comprising: one with the finial carved of a chilong crouching with its head turned to the back, 4cm high, one with a recumbent mythical beast, 5.2cm high, and another with a Buddhist lion and a brocaded ball, 4.3cm long (3)Condition report: Chilong - knocks to the edges and a scratch to the side.Mythical beast - Knocks to edges. Surface scratches.Buddhist lion with ball - One corner cut down to reduce imperfection of stone with an additional knock next to it.
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A collection of garden ornaments, to include a cast iron model of a crocodile, 60cm long, a similar snake, a stoneware stylised bust of a gentleman, metal model of a frog standing on a lilypad, 27cm high, and a cast iron doorstop (5)Condition report: crocodile, snake and doorstop - surface rusting and pittingsnake incompletestone bust and frog benefit from a clean
A composite stone garden urn, 20th century, cast in relief with an acanthus detailed bowl, raised on ain integral waisted pedestal and a stepped square base, 55cm diameter, 47cm high, on a rectangular socle, 36cm wide, 36cm deep (2)Condition report: Some small chips to the edges and corners. General wear and weathering.
‡Jackie King-Cline (b.1939) Family Serenade Signed Jackie K-C and with Morris Singer Foundry stamp (to underside) Bronze on a slate base 19cm high (including base) Provenance: Artizana Gallery, Prestbury, where purchased by the present private collector, June 1989 Exhibited: Prestbury, Artizana Gallery, Taking Shape: An Exhibition of Sculpture in Stone and Bronze by Jackie King-Cline, 29 May - 17 June 1989
‡Gertrude Hermes OBE, RA (1901-1983) Two in One (Head and Totem Head) Bronze on a stone pedestal base, from an edition of six, conceived and modelled in china clay in 1937 and cast in bronze after World War II 21cm high (including base) Provenance: Anthony Hepworth, Bath; Where purchased by the present owner, June 2002 Literature: Penelope Curtis (ed.), Sculpture in 20th Century Britain: A guide to sculptors in the Leeds Collections (Henry Moore Institute), p.160 The original china clay model, and all related drawings, are held by the Henry Moore Foundation.
United Kingdom, a selection of rocks and minerals from the United Kingdom, including Gothite, Calcite Quartz & Strontianite & Agate, Ankerite (Cumbria),Barote (Dorset), Potato Stone (Jasper Agate Geode) with Quartz, Goethite & Calcite (Somerset), Calcite (S.Wales), Jasper (Wales) and more (parcel)
United Kingdom, six medium-sized specimens from around the UK, including Lithium Muscovite Mica (Scotland), White Barite rosettes on green calcite in filling Septarian module, (Ilse of Sheppey), Sphalerite (Cumbria), Quartz, Calcite, Geothite 'Potato Stone' Geode (Somerset), Barite with Pyrite and Calcite (Avon) and Calcite (Somerset) (6)
United Kingdom, eight rock and mineral specimens from around the United Kingdom, including Barite on Scalenohedral Calcite (Leicestershire), Jasper Agate 'Potato Stone' (Somerset), Serpentine variety 'Connemara marble' (Ireland), Green Tourmaline (Cornwall), Barite (Avon), Dripstone Calcite (Dorset) and Pseudocubic, Rhombaledral & Scalenohedral Calcite & Analcite (Leicestershire) (8)
A Khmer Empire (9th-14th centuries) partial stone carving featuring chest of a female, probably Jayarajadevi as Buddhist Tara, c12th century, on modern stand, height including stand 22cm.Additional InformationPartial carving, as stated, general surface wear commensurate with age. Please refer to illustrations for additional detail.
AFTER DAVID HOCKNEY; lithograph on card, ‘Little Boodge’ (1993), small poster depicting the artist’s dog, with printed initials and date ’93 to stone, with further printed detail for 1853 Gallery, Salts Mill, Saltaire, Yorkshire verso, 28 x 42cm, loose. Additional InformationWith the usual yellowing to edges and corners, otherwise good condition.
AFTER ANDY WARHOL; lithograph on wove Arches paper with deckled edges, ‘Mickey Mouse (Red)’ (1978), printed signature to stone, no. 42/100, pub. Georges Israel (blind stamp recto) and Leo Castelli Gallery New York (stamp verso), the image 32.4 x 32.4cm, the sheet 56.4 x 38.2cm, loose. Additional InformationGood condition, colours strong, Arches watermark recto.
AFTER ANDY WARHOL; a limited edition coloured lithograph, 'Mickey Mouse (Black)' (1978), with printed signature to stone and numbered 80/100, on watermarked Arches wove paper with deckled edges, pub. Georges Israel & Leo Castelli Gallery New York with corresponding stamps, the image 32.4 x 32.3cm, unframed.Provenance: From a North West private collector.Additional InformationA slight mark to the stone central lower section, some further light marks, otherwise ok.
AFTER ANDY WARHOL; a limited edition coloured lithograph, 'Muhammad Ali (Four Images)' (1978), on wove watermarked Arches paper with deckled edges, pub. Georges Israel & Leo Castelli Gallery New York with corresponding stamps, no.35/100, printed signature within stone, the image 41.8 x 33.8cm, unframed.Provenance: From a North West private collector.Additional InformationGood condition.
AFTER ANDY WARHOL; lithograph on wove Arches paper with deckled edges, ‘Apple 359’ (1985), printed signature to stone, no. 72/100, pub. Georges Israel (blind stamp recto) and Leo Castelli Gallery New York (stamp verso), the image 31.5 x 31.5cm, the sheet 56.6 x 38.4cm, loose. Additional InformationThere is a tiny 4mm tear to upper right edge of the sheet, image in good condition, colours strong, Arches watermark recto.
AFTER DAVID HOCKNEY (British, born 1937) lithograph on card, ‘Little Boodge’ (1993), small poster depicting the artist’s dog, with printed initials and date ’93 to stone, with further printed detail for 1853 Gallery, Salts Mill, Saltaire, Yorkshire verso, 28 x 42cm, loose.Additional Information
A group of ancient ceramic, glass and stone jewellery beads of varied size and form.Provenance: a private UK collection assembled from registered dealers in the 1980s and 90s.Additional InformationThere is wear, obviously commensurate with age and use, these are multiple thousands of years old. Please refer to illustrations for particulars of condition.
A group of ancient jewellery beads of varied size and form including carved stone examples, the largest possibly a pendant, length 9cm, with further lace agate example. Provenance: a private UK collection assembled from registered dealers in the 1980s and 90s.Additional InformationThere is wear, obviously commensurate with age and use, these are multiple thousands of years old. Please refer to illustrations for particulars of condition.
A group of ancient jewellery beads, one fashioned as a necklace on modern stringing, of varied size and form including carved stone, ceramic and glass examples (some af).Provenance: a private UK collection assembled from registered dealers in the 1980s and 90s.Additional InformationThere is wear, obviously commensurate with age and use, these are multiple thousands of years old. Please refer to illustrations for particulars of condition.
A group of ancient jewellery beads and trinkets of varied size and form including carved bone, stone and glass examples, some Roman and an Egyptian long bone dice circa 2nd century AD (af), length 4.3cm.Provenance: a private UK collection assembled from registered dealers in the 1980s and 90s.Additional InformationThere is wear, obviously commensurate with age and use, these are multiple thousands of years old. The Egyptian bone dice has chips and is fragmentary, not in its entirety. Please refer to illustrations for particulars of condition.
Three ancient bead necklaces, one with label suggesting Sumerian circa 2500BC, length 30cm, the other two incorporating ceramic, carved stone, bone (probably) and glass beads of varied size and form, one with turquoise faience-type pendant, all on modern stringing (3).Provenance: a private UK collection assembled from registered dealers in the 1980s and 90s.Additional InformationThere is wear, obviously commensurate with age and use, these are multiple thousands of years old. Please refer to illustrations for particulars of condition.
Two ancient bead necklaces including iridescent and coloured glass, carved stone and faience examples of varied size and form, the longer necklace length 36cm, both on modern stringing (2).Provenance: a private UK collection assembled from registered dealers in the 1980s and 90s.Additional InformationBoth would benefit from being restrung. There is wear, obviously commensurate with age and use, these are multiple thousands of years old. Please refer to illustrations for particulars of condition.
A group of Syro-Hittite terracotta animals including a zoomorphic jug in the form of a cow, circa 2nd millennium BC, height 14cm, length 14.2cm,, a small bird figure circa 1st millennium BC, probably Syrian, a Syrian stone seal featuring running deer and a late Sassanian or early Islamic bronze fragment circa 7th/9th century AD.Provenance: a private UK collection assembled from registered dealers in the 1980s and 90s.Additional InformationPlease refer to illustrations for particulars of condition.
A group of Ancient Syrian and Persian (Luristan) bracelets, utensils and zoomorphic animal figures ranging from 2nd millennium to circa 2nd century BC Hellenistic, of varied size and form, also a stone seal, the largest bracelet from Turkey with zoomorphic terminals, internal diameter 7.9cm, one of the utensils labelled as a pin-liner.Provenance: a private UK collection assembled from registered dealers in the 1980s and 90s.Additional InformationPlease refer to illustrations for particulars of condition.
A good and large 19th century Maori green stone patu of typical form with pierced hole to the shaped lower section, length 41cm.From a private north-west collection where the vendor's family lived in New Zealand many years ago and this came back to the UK along with their effects.Additional InformationThere is a small section which has been broken to the rim and glue repaired but there is also a small section missing. A small 1cm crack running from the top, a small chip to the side of this and a couple of further small chips to the edges. Widest point is 10.4cm.
An 18ct yellow gold wedding band with chased scrolling detail, approx size P, together with a white and yellow metal ring with central white coloured stone, stamped 750, approx size M1/2, approx weight 8.7g (2).Additional InformationUsual wear, scratches, scuffs but overall in good condition.
A selection of 9ct yellow gold to include a Victorian bar brooch with central white stone, a novelty charm in the form of golf clubs and bag, a wedding band, also a 9ct white gold crossover ring with an arrangement of white stones, approx weight 16.3g.Additional InformationThe pin on the back of the brooch is base metal, usual wear and knocks, slight misshaping to the rings.
A late 19th century French gilt brass and alabaster mantel clock garniture, the circular dial set with Arabic numerals raised on columns to semi-circular base on knopped feet, the eight day movement striking on a bell, height 42cm, the twin branch garniture candelabra height 31cm, with pendulum and key.Additional InformationDoes strike, but not fully tested, no guarantee of working order. Main clock is a little loose in its fitting, some marks and dirt to dial. Further general wear, some small nibbles to stone. Tarnish to the gilt finish, some manufacturing casting flaws, etc.
A late 19th century French rouge marble mantel clock with gilt metal twin handles and mounts, on cast scrolled front feet, the enamelled dial set with Arabic numerals, the eight day movement striking on a bell, height 42cm, width 23cm.Additional InformationNot tested, no guarantee of working order. Some small nibbles to the stone, build-up of dirt and dust, tarnish and discolouration. Further general wear throughout.
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