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A PARCEL OF SILVER, to include a pair of conical posy vases with flared rims, Birmingham 1910, silver backed dressing table items, a late Victorian covered circular mustard with blue glass liner, maker John Millward Banks, Birmingham 1895, and a pair of EPNS sugar tongs (parcel)
DEBORAH VALLANCE (BRITISH CONTEMPORARY) 'LADY IN WAITING' AND 'DINNER TABLE' mixed media art works of a female figure seated on a chair and dinner table seating plan, both signed bottom right, mounted, framed and glazed, largest size approximately 43cm x 29cm, together with a Helen Rhodes original work of art of a cat, acrylic on paper, signed to the margin, size 25cm x 23cm (3)
A MODERN HEAVY SEVEN PIECE BEDROOM SUITE, cream ground with painted floral and bird detail, comprising of two double door wardrobes above a single drawer, width 91cm x depth 61cm x height 198cm, dressing table with five various drawers and a single cupboard, width 138cm, a seperate triple mirror, stool and a pair of bedside units with a single drawer
A polychrome pine dummy-board depicting Jeffry Hudson, 19th century Dressed in cravat, coat and hat, leaning on his cane, handwritten letter to the reverse: At Oakham in Rutlandshire in England in 1619 was born Jeffry Hudson; when 7 years old he was not above 15 inches high; at that age he was taken into the family of the Duke of Buckingham to invest the Court who on a progress through the country were entertained at the Duke’s Seat at Burley-on-the-Hill – he was served up in a pie dish to table; at this time, between 7th to 30th years of his age he did not advance perceptibly in stature – but soon after 30 he shot up to the height of 2 foot 9 inches, which height he never exceeded. He was given to Henrietta Maria, Consort of King Charles the 1st and the princess kept him as her dwarf; he was employed taking messages abroad, in the civil war he was made a Captain of Horse in the King’s Service and accompanied the Queen his mistress to France from whence he was banished for killing a brother of Lord Croft in a duel in Rosbach; he was afterwards taken at sea by a Turkish Corsair and was many years a slave in Barbary, but being redeemed he came to England & in 1678 upon suspicion of being concerned in Oates’s plot was taken up and committed a prisoner to the Gate House in Westminster where he lay a considerable time but was at last discharged and died in 1683 – aged 64 years 36cm wide x 84.5cm high.
A good pair of Queen Anne silver dog nose or wavy end table spoons by Henry Greene, London, 1706 with rat-tail bowls and engraved with contemporary baroque coat of arms, 19.6 cm. long, approx. 4.5 oz. (approx. 140 gm.) NB Please note this lot is from 'Other Properties' and is not part of the William H Stokes Collection
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