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Lot 238
A diamond mounted cluster crossover ring: with two circular clusters, each with a central old European brilliant-cut stone approximately 0.5ct, claw-set within a surround of smaller old brilliant-cut diamonds on a diamond-mounted crossover band, the diamonds estimated to weigh 3.5cts in total, ring size N 1/2.
Lot 516
A Chinese bamboo opium pipe: with ivory end and mouthpiece, the white metal, copper and brass mount set with one faceted and four cabochon stone and glass beads, the hexagonal ceramic bowl carved to the underside with symbols, 63 cm long; together with a glass and metal opium lamp, 9 cm high [2]. *Provenance: Mr and Mrs McAlpine Woods and thence by family descent. Roland and Gertrude McAlpine Woods travelled extensively in the Far East in the 1920s and 1930s. On many of their journeys they visited places few Europeans had been to and on one occasion they were the first 'travellers' from the West to visit Yunnan province in China. People travelling for the sake of travelling were largely unknown at that point and in that place. Mr and Mrs McAlpine Woods retired to East Devon.
Lot 538
A Chinese carved inkstone: of arched rectangular form, the underside carved with an inscription which, according to a translation on notepaper from The Gloucester Hotel, Hong Kong dated 1/1/37 and signed W.Schofield, reads 'Kiang Chien Chi, whose post-....... name was Te T'ung, & his second name T'ung Shu, a man of the capital city of Kiang [probably Nanking], was the eldest son of [Kiang] Tai Shau. He rose to the [literary] degree of ..... & held office as Imperial Censor. By heredity versed in ancient script, bronzes, stone & bamboo objects, during his leisure he would diligently collect, criticise & study them. Accordingly in the 57th year of K'ien Lung, in the frosty month [November 1793] this beautiful stone proclaims & transmits his marvellous skill for a thousand centuries' 9 x 3.5 cm, with hardwood stand and cover. * Provenance: Mr and Mrs McAlpine Woods. - See lot 516
Lot 542
A Chinese jade archer's ring and two discs: the archer's ring carved with a four-character inscription and two deer, one holding lingzhi, the stone of mottled cream colour, 3 cm diameter [flaws to one rim]; together with a disc in the form of a Chinese coin carved with astronomical and archaic symbols, the stone of grey flecked celadon colour, 5.5 cm diameter; and a small disc of russet colour carved with two chilong, 3 cm diameter [3]. * Provenance: Mr and Mrs McAlpine Woods. - See lot 516
Lot 612
A rare Indian mother of pearl and stone casket: of rectangular form, the brass frame applied with polished red stone and mother of pearl plaques of fish-scale and foliate design secured with metal pins, with iron hinges and clasp, on shaped bracket feet, Gujarat, 17th century, 20 cm wide [some old damage and losses].
Lot 668
Stone, Thame, a hook and spike alarum wall clock: the thirty-hour bird-cage timepiece movement sounding the alarm on a bell, the ten-inch square brass dial having a raised silvered chapter ring engraved with black Roman numerals and half-hour markings, the dial centre having a silvered alarm setting disc and engraved with floral decoration along with the maker's name Stone, Thame, with cast-brass floral spandrels to the four corners and a blued steel single hour hand, diameter 25.5cm. * Biography There are various clockmakers with the name Stone recorded working in Thame, Oxfordshire including John in circa 1764, Richard in 1761 until 1782, and Thomas in the late 18th century who has a watch exhibited in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.
Lot 201
Henri Toulouse-Lautrec "YEVETTE GUILBERT SALUANT LE PUBLIC" (L.D. 260) bearing red Artist's-monogram stamp in the margin and signed with monogram in the stone lithograph printed in olive green from an edition of 75 published in 1930 29 x 24cms; 11 1/2 x 9 3/8in. (image size). Sold with a letter of authenticity from the Leicester Galleries, Publishers. PROVENANCE Purchased at the Far Gallery, Madison Avenue, New York, April 1963. See illustration
Lot 202
Marc Chagall "ANGE DU PARADIS (ANGEL OF PARADISE)" signed in the stone colour lithograph, numbered 22/200 35 x 25cms; 13 3/4 x 9 7/8in. One of a series of sixteen lithographs commissioned by Antoine Tériade for "Bible" and published in Verve Magazine, vol. VIII, no's. 33 and 34. Printed by Mourlot Freres, Paris, published by Éditions de la Revue Verve, Paris, 1956. Catalogue Ref. Mourlot 121; Cramer 25. PROVENANCE Purchased The Medici Gallery, Liverpool, Exhibition of Modern Lithographs, May-June 1963. See illustration
Lot 203
Pablo Picasso "FEMME DANS L'ATALIER" signed and dated 3.4.56 on the plate, proof signed in pencil in the margin and numbered 187/350 and bearing The Stone Gallery blindstamp colour lithograph 47 x 57cms; 8 1/2 x 22 1/2in. (image size). PROVENANCE Purchased The Stone Gallery, Brunswick Place, Newcastle upon Tyne, November 1958. See illustration
Lot 1093
A modern commemorative silver model of Salisbury Cathedral, by TM, London 1973, number 11 of an edition of 100, mounted on a slab of stone with a silver base, inscribed 'The Cathedral Salisbury Wiltshire England 1220-1363', with a perspex cover, total length 21cm, height of cathedral off plinth 15cm.
Lot 666
George III, Death, 1820, Bronze medal, by C. H. KÏŒchler, bust left, rev. PATER PATRIAE, 48mm (BHM 991; Eimer 1121), extremely fine; Harriet, Duchess of Sutherland, 1837, gilt-bronze medal, by W. Bain, 49mm (BHM 1748); First Stone, Birkenhead Docks, White Metal medal [1847], listening the Commissioners, 64.5mm (BHM - ); 1897, Jubilee, silver official medals, large, in case, small. Varied state, very fine and better. (6)
Lot 119
70s ROCK - A collection of 55 x LP's to include many popular titles. Artists to include Fleetwood Mac, Edgar Broughton Band, Flash, David Bowie, Family, Peter Hammill, Grateful Dead, Roxy Music, Procul Harum, Stone The Crows, Deep Purple and Holger Czukay. Condition is generally VG to VG+ with some titles grading as Ex.
Lot 207
THE ROLLING STONES - Collection of 10 x original title LP's which are presented in superb condition. To include Through The Past, Darkly (Big Hits Vol. 2) (stereo SKL 5019), No Stone Unturned (SKL 5173), Stone Age (SKl 5084), Goats Head Soup (COC 59101 0598) and Big Hits (High Tide And Green Grass - TXS 101). Condition is generally Ex to Ex+.
Lot 314
60s GROUPS - Great bundle of 5 x now hard to find LP's. Titles are The Small Faces - The Autumn Stone (Immediate IMAL 01/02 - Ex/VG+), John Mayal with Eric Clapton - Blues Breakers (original wide band FFSS stereo SKL 4804 - lovely Ex+/Ex), Small Faces - S/T (Fair vinyl/VG original LK 4790), P.P Arnold - The First Lady Of Immediate (rare original IMSP 011 but side 1 has several deeper scratches so graded as Fair/VG sleeve) and The Original Fleetwood Mac - English Rose (CBS 22025 - Ex/Ex).
Lot 396
SOUL - A great collection of over 30 x LP's that mainly covers Soul but also includes some Reggae and Blues. Artists/titles to include The Friends Of Distinction (Crazin' SF8032 original), Lavern Baker, Byron Lee, Stevie Wonder, Billy Preston, Ike And Tina Turner, Herbie Hancock, Weather Report, B. B King, Earth, Wind And Fire, The Impressions, Marvin Gaye, 5th Dimension and Sly and The Family Stone. Condition is generally VG+ to Ex.
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