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Click here to subscribeA SILVER-GILT MOUNTED ROCK CRYSTAL VASE AND COVER, AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN, CIRCA 1900the two-handled urn-shaped body carved with borders of lobes, flutes, entwined ribbon and stiff leaves, the pedestal with an enamelled girdle, the cover with similarly enamelled rim and figural finial of a young woman22.5cm high
* MANEVICH, ABRAHAM(1881-1942)*Flowers by the Window, signed.Oil on canvas, laid on cardboard, 76 by 55.5 cm.Executed c. 1930. Provenance: Acquired directly from the artist by Wolf Broudo in Philadelphia, c. 1931. Thence by descent. Collection of David Broudo, Massachusetts. Private collection, USA. Authenticity of the work has been confirmed by A. Pensler, co-author of Abraham Manievich, New York, YIVO Institute for Jewish Research; Manchester, Hudson Hills Press, 2011. Exhibited: Exhibition of Paintings by Abraham Manievich, Balzac Galleries, New York, 6–21 January 1932. Literature: Exhibition catalogue, Exhibition of Paintings by Abraham Manievich, New York, Balzac Galleries, 1932, No. 22, listed as Flowers, White Vase.
A selection of modern Chinese vases, comprising; a pair of blue and white square section vases, 36cm high, a blue and white baluster vase decorated with Chinese figures, 34cm high, a Celadon ground example decorated in blue with a phoenix and flowering shrubs, 33.5cm high, another Chinese blue and white two handled vase decorated with panels of cranes, 36cm high, and four various crackleware vases Provenance: Sandridge Park House, Wiltshire
A selection of modern Chinese porcelain, to include a blue and white stick stand, 45cm high, a pair of cylindrical storage jars and covers with panels of pictograms, a ginger jar fitted as a lamp, a square section jardinière a celadon ground jar and cover, a pair of flared vases, a baluster vase with a crackle glaze, a yellow ground hexagonal section vase, a blue and white ewer, four various jardinières and a turquoise jar and cover Provenance: Sandridge Park House, Wiltshire
A pair of walnut veneered and gilt metal mounted torchere or vase stands in Louis XV style, modern, each with inset green marble top, the square section inverted baluster bodies adorned overall with foliate cast mounts and busts at the angles, 153cm high, 48cm wide overall Provenance: The Ballyedmond Collection
A Morton E. Converse & Son bungalow, American circa 1910, with stencilled white board façade and four detailed windows with green shutters and further window to side with draping flowers in box, front door, foliage and terrace with stone pillars and base, green tiled roof, front opens to one room with colourfully stencilled walls and rug, together with cream painted table, green vase of flowers, two chairs and sideboard with candle sticks, 15” (38cm) tall, 14” (35cm) wide, 11 ½” (29cm) deep, (a little dirty, some scuffs).
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