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Lot 3641
Machirology - a 19th century Continental stiletto type folding pocket knife, 8.5cm blade, two-piece mother of pearl grip, 9.5cmk long (folded); another folding knife; an Italian multi-tool pocket knife, with 5cm principal blade, scissors to verso and further accouterments operated on sliders, 7cm long overall; another, faux tortoiseshell (5)
Lot 3646
Machirology - a 19th century multi-tool pocket knife, by Nesbitt, Manchester, with partial blades, saw knife, corkscrew, hoof pick and other accouterments, two-piece stag antler grip, 10cm long (folded); another, similar; by George Butler, Sheffield;another, a clasp knife, by I Sorey, Sheffield, 8.5cm blade, two-piece stag antler grip, 10.5cm long (folded) (3)
Lot 3656
Machirology - a 19th/early 20th century multi-tool pocket knife, by Parkin & Marshall, Sheffield, with 6cm principal blade, hoof spike, corkscrew, smaller blade and further accouterments, 9cm long (folded); a 19th century clasp knife, by H G Long & Co, Sheffield, 8.5cm folding blade, marlin spike to verso, two-piece horn grip, 11cm long (folded); others (6)
Lot 3657
Machirology - a campaign type travelling combination pocket knife, fork and spoon, by John Watts, Sheffield, possibly military, 18cm long (open); an early 20th century folding pocket knife, the 8cm blade marked Whitby, Foreign, two-piece horn grip, 19.5cm long (open); a multi-tool pocket knife, by Richards, Sheffield, with marlin spike, corkscrew and other accouterments, two-piece stag antler grip; another, similar (4)
Lot 3663
Machirology - an early 20th century multi-tool pocket knife, by Edwin Blyde & Co, Sheffield, with 7cm principal blade, corkscrew, spike, bottle opener and further accouterments, 9cm long (folded); a pocket clasp knife, Taylor's Eye Witness; another, of Isle of Man interest, the 8cm blade marked with ny tree cassyn triskelion, Rd.No.504105, 18cm long (open); others, various (10)
Lot 3664
Machirology - an early 20th century multi-tool pocket knife, by Ford & Medley, Sheffield, of small proportions, with 3.5cm principal blade, further blades, button hook and corkscrew, 5.5cm long (folded); another, similar; a pair of 19th century scissors, each mother of pearl haft incorporating a penknife, 9.5cm long; a 19th century mother of pearl penknife, in tooled and gilt morocco case; tortoiseshell penknives; a miniature Scottish hardstone penknife; an early 19th century pique three section ear scoop and probe, 8.5cm long (folded); a mother of pearl miniature penknife; another, as a cross (10)
Lot 3759
Machirology - a 19th century mother of pearl multi-tool pocket knife, 5.5cm principal blade, with further blades, button hook and accouterments, the cartouche inscribed Rev. Loady, 8cm long (closed); another, the advertising blade marked W A Tyzack & Co, Sheffield, Scythes, Chaffknives, Sections, etc; 8cm long (closed); other mother of pearl penknives (12)
Lot 3013
A 19th century brass and steel campaign type travelling multi-tool pocket utensil, incorporating a folding fork and a tin-opener, 10.5cm long (folded); a 19th century steel Albert chain, novelty horse riding stirrup fob, 33.5cm long; an angler's fishing clasp knife, by George Butler, Sheffield, the blade engraved with a fish, 15cm long (open); an early 20th century German novelty watch chain fob, as a pistol, marked DRGM, 4cm long (4)
Lot 458
Tools to include an Xtreme Challenge 18v power tool A/F, a Black & Decker 12v KC12C power tool A/F, a Erbauer 860w Biscuit Joiner, new in original packaging, and cased Black & Decker 21 Fire Storm power tools, together with boxed household items mainly unopened, to include a USB cube socket, a spotlight, a Land Rover advertising radio in the 1980s style, and a Maginon HD active camcorder, all housed in a blue crateLocation: RAM
Lot 1531
Collectables to include Victorian carved ivory desk thermometer marked P. Salmoni Bath, pair of ivory mounted opera glasses marked M. Silbermann Trieste in Voigtlander case, silver plated model of a soldier, International Pneumatic Tool Co. Ltd advertising vesta, Capron vesta with seal to end, hallmarked silver cutlery, two thimbles and torch case, weight 50g
Lot 1451
A Master Brand oak table top tool cabinet, enclosed by a pair of doors applied Master Brand badge, 56cm h x 45cm w; together with a pine cabinet enclosed by a panelled door, 51cm h x 63cm w (2) Both with extensive wear. The pine cabinet with ring marks and stains. Master Brand cabinet with water stains, scratches, abrasions, faults and dirty
Lot 43
Silver items, including: 3 branch candelabra, Birm. 1972, pair of vases, Birm. 1939, engine turned cigarette box, capstan inkwell, 3 piece cruet set, 4 dressing table items, etc Tallest 23cm. Most items are weightedCondition report: Vases - minor dents, inkwell dented, other have dented lids, tool are rusty,
Lot 433
Walter Whall Battiss (South African 1906 - 1982) SNOW IN THE FREE STATEsigned; signed, titled, dated June 1959, and inscribed with a message from the artist on the reverseoil on wood panel20,5 by 30,5cmPROVENANCEGifted by the artistFor our June 2021 Auction we are delighted to offer a Walter Battiss painting that has never come to market. This delightful work was gifted to a fourth year student at Pretoria Boys High School in 1959 for looking after Battiss' class. The inscription on the back of the frame reads:'To my friend Mr NelIn appreciation of his help at the boys high school.Walter BattissJune 1959'Battiss spent much of the 1960's travelling to East Africa, Southern Arabia and Greece, in what turned out to be an incredibly prolific creative period. It was at this time Battiss worked as an art teacher at Pretoria Boys High School.We can assume that Battiss was travelling locally when he produced Snow in the Free State, which explains his absence from his class and his need to ask the fourth year student for assistance.Interestingly, though dated 1959, before many of his travels to East Africa and beyond, the work presages many of the characteristics of the paintings he produced in the 1960s. The cerulean blue that appeared liberally in Battiss' paintings from this period appears throughout this canvas. His use of a palette knife as a tool would have been a recent discovery for him in 1959. A few confident swipes of the knife is all he required to spread snow onto the foreground.Battiss' use of dark blue lines to define stacks of rocks out of flat planes of colour is a forerunner to the artist's use of sgraffitto (scratching marks into wet paint) which would feature greatly in the work he produced in the 1960s. While his use of sgraffito was burgeoning before his travels, inspired by graffiti and African petroglyphs, it was a few years later, during his visit to the Hadramaut is southern Arabia, while documenting ancient rock engravings, that the technique was truly impressed upon the artist.This painting is a transitional work bearing indicators of a style of work that the artist would adopt during his time travelling in the 1960s. It is also rare to find a painting that has never been displayed outside of the private collection, passed down by descent from the pupil who received it as a gift for looking after Battiss' class in his absence. S.DSiebrits, W. 'Walter Battiss: I Invented Myself', In 'The Five Lives of Walter Battiss', edited by Warren Siebrits. Johannesburg: The Ampersand Foundation.
Lot 682
A GREYISH-GREEN JADE INCENSE TOOL-VASE AND AN ARCHAISTIC GREEN AND RUSSET JADE SQUARE VASE AND COVERThe tool-vase Qianlong, and the square vase 18th/19th centuryThe incense tool vase of flattened ovoid form with a tall neck and lipped rim, carved around the body with a continuous scene of a deer and crane amidst pine trees, all beneath lappets around the mouth rim, the stone of greyish-green tone, 14.6cm (5 3/4in) high; the square vase raised on a small foot, the four surfaces relief-carved with archaistic taotie masks, the tapering shoulders flanked with scrolled handles, the stepped cover surmounted by a square finial, the stone of olive-green hue, wood stand, 12cm (4 3/4in) high.(4).Footnotes:Please note this Lot is to be sold at No Reserve. 本拍品不設底價清乾隆 玉雕鶴鹿同春圖箸瓶 及十八/十九世紀 玉雕仿古紋雙耳蓋瓶 一組兩件This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: YY Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the EU, see clause 13.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
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