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Lot 30
A collection of white metal and silver jewellery including a heavy metal ball pattern ball terminal bangle, a set of four large and four small white metal black enamel buttons, a hard stone brooch, a hardstone cross, two Luckenbooth brooches, a silver triple oval fold out locket on trace link chain, etc. (A lot)
Lot 172
A Chinese porcelain bowl with phoenix and dragon decoration, the interior decorated with an anemalled floral sprig (h- 7.5cm, w- 20cm), with five decorative eggs including a turquoise willow pattern ceramic egg, a carved wood/nut container (possibly for spice), two moulded/stone/composite eggs, and a yellow/blue nesting egg (6)
Lot 62
A green leather jewellery box containing a yellow metal bar brooch set green stone and a collection of costume jewellery including a two strand Austrian crystal bead necklace with matching drop earrings, paste pearl necklaces, yellow metal chains, clip on earring, paste set brooches, bracelets etc. Box (H x 9cm x L x 22cm x W x17cm)
Lot 226
9ct gold jewellery including pearl earrings, odd hoop earrings, two stone set rings, silver and stone set silver jewellery and costume jewellery, wristwatches, etcCondition Report:9ct gold non stone set approx 7.33 grams, 9ct gold stone set approx 9.47 grams, weighable silver approx 172 grams
Lot 162
9ct gold jewellery including stone set rings, two chain bracelets and a star pendant, together with an 8ct gold red stone set eternity ring, 9ct gold and silver paste ring, 14ct gold twist band ring, gold plated bracelet with 9ct gold clasp and silver jewellery including charm bracelet, cameo bracelets and a gate link necklace, in a leather travelling caseCondition Report:9ct none stone set approx 6.3 grams, 9ct stone set approx 5 grams, 8ct approx 0.82 grams, 14ct approx 0.71 grams, weighable silver approx 54 grams
Lot 297
Modern scratch-built Palladian style wooden dolls house as a 19th century double fronted two-storey property with simulated brick and stone walls under a removable simulated slate hipped roof; the triple hinged front elevation opening to reveal six rooms with central hall, stairs and landing L94cm H56cm D40cmCondition Report:Reasonably good condition consistent with age and use.
Lot 15
Rowling (J.K.).Harry Potter, Deluxe Boxed Set, comprising The Philosopher's Stone; The Chamber of Secrets; The Prisoner of Azkaban; The Goblet of Fire; The Order of the Phoenix.Bloomsbury, date and issue not ascertained, five volumes in deluxe cloth bindings, housed in original cloth gilt slipcase, new, sealed in publisher's shrink wrap;Lewis (C.S.), The Chronicles of Narnia.Ted Smart for The Book People, 1997 or later, seven volumes, dust jackets, housed in original pictorial slipcase;Doyle (Arthur Conan), The New Annotated Sherlock Holmes.Norton, date and issue not ascertained, two quarto volumes, housed in original slipcase, new, sealed in publisher's shrink wrap. (3)
Lot 32
Ephemera.A varied collection in five albums, compring:Historical Interest - extensive collection of press cuttings, engravings including maps, livestock, Hogarth's street scenes, a Newcastle Spirit Establishment's promissory note, adverts, broadsides, adverts and business cards, coloured illustrations, etc. 19th century, pasted in large folio album, worn with detached board;Original Artwork - A collection of artwork and verse, including French scenes (one of a roadside gibbet), 'The Caravan from Mecca ..', a portrait of an 'American Stone Indian', an early steam engine, etc. Various mediums (pencil, pen & ink, crayon and gouache), embossed album (well worn);Free Fronts - Approx. 138 items, including signed free fronts with free franks, signed fronts without franks and several cropped signatures. Mainly 1830s, mounted in half roan album;Poetry - A commonplace book of Poetry. 19th century, manuscript, ornate ebossed leather binding with inset colour peacock to each board. Bookseller's stamp of Taylor of Liverpool;Commonplace Book - Manuscript entries including Ballads, Letters, historical events, etc. Early 19th century, worn sheep bings, spine weak. (5)
Lot 69
Tait (A. F.).Views on the Manchester and Leeds Railway, drawn from Nature, and on Stone by A.F. Tait; With a Descriptive History by Edwin Butterworth.Published for A.F. Tait by Bradshaw and Blacklock, 1845, first edition, large folio, [4], 34 pages (5 & 6 reversed), additional tinted lithograph title with vignette, and 19 tinted lithograph plates. Original cloth gilt (spine slanted).[Abbey Life 411, Ottley 6197]
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Lot 51
Playing Cards - Various Makers. Sutton & Co., Fifty-one playing cards (of 52, lacking 5C), AS dated 1703 [but later], a typed card with the pack suggests sometime between 1703 and 1712 and states ‘almost certainly the only surviving pack of its kind in the world’. The worn slipcase holding the cards is inscribed ‘published 13th year of reign of George III’ (c.1773) though it is not known if this relates to these cards; Gibson & Gisborne (1780-1801), thirty-two Piquet cards (of 32), Garter Ace; Gibson (1769-1801), Garter Ace, No. 140, no date, thirty-two cards (of 52); Josiah Stone (1812-c.1825), Garter Ace, No 19, Geo III, [c.1815], fifty-two cards; T. Wheeler (1799-1821), Garter Ace No. 77, Geo III, fifty-two cards; W. Wheeler (1821-1828), Garter Ace, fifty-two cards. (6) Since the lot has appeared online, we have received correspondance from a collector, advising that the Sutton deck is likely to be post 18th century. The 51 cards been photographed for the benefit of prospective bidders.
Lot 76
A PAIR OF CHINESE INK STONE IN THE FORM OF CANDLE STICKS, 20TH CENTURY WITH BOXES. Each of square form decorated with various figures and treasured items with gilt detailing. Six character marks of Qianlong to bases. With fitted boxes labelled with shop name. Approx. 35cm tall. (2)One with filled crack to rim.
Lot 6
A CHINESE EXPORT SILVER HAND MIRROR, EARLY 20TH CENTURY. On a butterfly handle with jade insert with a square form mirror decorated with various Buddhist emblems, stone inserts comprising jade, amethyst, rose quartz and possibly tourmaline and enamel. Stamped 'Silver' to end of handle. 23cm length. Good overall condition. Slightly loose join between handle and mirror.
Lot 184
A LARGE SOUTHEAST ASIAN STONE HEAD OF BUDDHA ON STAND. Finely carved with hair in tight curls over the ushnisha, with serene expression, downcast eyes each with an incised spiral, under a single bow shaped brow and elongated ears. Probably Cambodian or Thai. Mounted on a heavy display stand. Head size 55cm. Total height on stand approx. 127cm.Stone head in good overall condition
Lot 207
A RARE CHINESE EASTERN HAN DYNASTY STONE TOAD MONEY TREE BASE. An extremely rare toad-shaped pedestal, or base, for the legendary coin-shedding “money tree”. The money tree itself would comprise a bronze trunk, or pole, to which were attached finely-cast bronze branches, the leaves of which would depict mythical animals and beings as well as coins. The bronze trunk would be inserted into its base. Although several money tree bases are known to have survived, the bronze trees are usually only found in fragments, although there are a handful of complete examples to be found in Chinese museums. Most known money tree bases are made of moulded pottery and can take various forms, again usually depicting various mythical creatures. Stone money tree bases are much rarer than pottery examples. This particular example is in the form of a toad. It sits with head raised very slightly. There are faint traces of red pigment to the eyes and mouth. In its back is the hole into which was placed the trunk of the money tree.Length 36 cm (14 inches), height 20 cm (8 inches), weight 28.5 kg (63 lbs).Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 25 – 220).From a Sussex collection, acquired in 1995.For more information about money trees, refer to the British Museum book "Mysteries of Ancient China". The only reference we can find to a stone money tree base, that also happens to be in the form of a toad, is in the 1998 Peoples Fine Arts Publishing House (Beijing) book, "The Great Treasury of Chinese Fine Arts, Sculpture 2, Sculpture of the Qin and Han Dynasties".
Lot 148
A GROUP OF GOLD, JADE AND PEARL JEWELLERY ITEMS, To include a set of baroque pearl earrings and pendant, mounted in 14K yellow gold with white stones in a floral motif; A jade / jadeite brooch in yellow metal mount with safety chain, stamped in Chinese; A pair of green stone pear drop earrings with 14K yellow gold clasps; Together with another set of drop earrings in the form of conjoined rings, with white metal clasps stamped 14K, untested. (4) Good used condition.
Lot 156
A MIXED GROUP OF STONE AND METALWARE ITEMS. To include four Indian bronze jewellery moulds or rectangular form; Seven Roman style bronze rings with stone cameos; five Indian copper coins impressed with figures; A lapis idol; A carnelian intaglio depicting a figure; Together with a stone bead. Bead 10.5cm length. (19)Good general condition. Erosion and wear to bronze rings.
Lot 158
A GROUP OF STONE AND METAL ITEMS. To include a Middle Eastern alabaster mortar and dish; A bronze vessel of cylindrical form with three looped handles; Together with a white metal figure of a lady in a dancing pose. Bronze 13.5cm length. (4)Slight chip losses around the rim of mortar and dish.
Lot 394
Rug & Carpet Reference books - Living With Kilims (Alastair Hull, Nicholas Barnard & James Merrell), Early Caucasian Rugs (Charles Grant Ellis), Oriental Rugs Volume 4 Turkish (K. Zipper & C. Fritzsche), The Undiscovered Kilim (David Black), Black Tents of Baluchistan (Philip Carl Salzmani), Carpets And Their Datings In Netherlandish Paintings 1540-1700 (Onno Ydema), Persian Flatweaves (Parviz Tanavoli), Tribal & Village Rugs (Peter F. Stone), Oriental Rus Volume 1 Caucasian (Ian Bennett), Kilims (Yanni Petsopoulos), Sumak Bags Of Northwest Persia (John T. Wertime), Tribal Rugs Treasures of the Black Tent (Brain W. MacDonald), Qarajeh To Quba (Raoul E. Tschebull), Seven Hundred Years of Oriental Carpets (Kurt Erdmann), Anatolian Kilims (Cathryn N. Cooter) (14)
Lot 4
Early 20th century diamond five stone yellow gold and platinum set ring, five graduated old round brilliant cut diamonds, the principal diamond weighing approx 0.50 carat, total diamond weight approx 1.30 carats, assessed clarities SI2-P1, flush claw set, seven small rose cut diamond accents, scroll mount, ring sizeN½ (gold hallmarks rubbed)
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