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Lot 9
A Luristan waisted footed vase Circa late 2nd – early 1st Millennium B.C.,in pale buff pottery with concave neck and out-turned rim, brown painted geometric decoration on the neck and sloping shoulder, consisting of encircling bands and vertical strokes, short diagonal strokes on the neck indicating foliage, circa late 2nd – early 1st Millennium B.C., 12.7cm highProvenance: UK private collection; acquired by the vendor in 1963 in Iran.Published: S. Middleton, A Preliminary Identification and Tentative Chronology for A Small Collection of Ceramics from Iran (Oxford 1999), no. 2.Condition Report: Two chips on the edge of the mouth and a hair-line crack running down to the shoulder.
Lot 382
A composite couched silk embroidered panel,South Iran, 18th century,of rectangular form, worked in polychrome blue, pale blue, dark red, pink and taupe silks, with design of central vase within a star partly obscured, between two cartouches containing tulips, with floriated vines, on a pale green silk backing, some losses, restorations86 x 50cm. Condition Report: Cut down from a larger panel, the star truncated to left side where the panel has been joined, holes and losses, staining to reverse,
Lot 171
A Kashmiri Qur’an, India, late18th/early 19th century,Arabic manuscript on paper with Persian interlinear translation, 360ff., with 14ll. of neat black naskh and red nasta'liq translation to the page within gold and outer blue rule, gold roundel verse markers, headers in white naskh on a gold cartouche with gold, cobalt and red floral decoration, fine marginal decorations, profuse marginal notes in black and gold, opening and closing bifolios with gold and polychrome floral decoration around text roundels, elaborate gold and polychrome double page decoration, in polychrome lacquered papier mache board covers decorated with large boteh design filled with flowers issuing forth from a vase under an arch, folio 25.5 x 16cm. Provenance: Private UK Collection
Lot 352
An Hispano-Moresque style lustre pottery vase, Ulisse Cantagalli, Italy, 19th century, Of piriform on a tall flared foot, with long cylindrical neck and cupped rim, a pair of seated lion handles to the shoulder, decorated in ruby lustre on a cream ground with roundels containing eagles to the body, surrounded by bands of chevrons, rosettes and split palmette interlace, a band of pseudo-inscription to the shoulder, the neck with oval cartouches containing geometric and foliate motifs, the foot with split palmette interlace, cockerel to base,40 cm. high
Lot 84
Property from An Important Private CollectionTo Be Sold With No ReserveA Sasanian-style silver vase, the rounded body rising from the short foot to the waisted neck and short vertical mouth rim, the body worked in repoussé with two large roundels each containing a stylised bird with knotted scarf in a border of overlapping leaf-moitfs, the roundels divided by elegant tendrils enclosing palmettes and terminating in everted split palmettes, a pronounced raised wreath encircling the shoulder, the neck and mouth plain, 564 grams, 29.3cm. high Footnotes: This vase is very difficult to date but can be compared in decorative repertoire to Christie's 23 October 2007 Lot 135 and and example in L. Vander Berghe, Archaeologie de L'Iran Ancient, Leiden, E.J. Brill, 1959, Planche 6.
Lot 59
A group of pottery vessels, Circa 1400 B.C. – 2nd Century A.D.,Including an Egyptian or Phoenician heart-shaped flask with umber decorated vestigial lug handles, a decorated around the shoulder in umber slip with a looped collar, 7.4cm high; a lentoid-shaped pilgrim flask with cylindrical neck flanked by twin looped handles, 9.4cm high; a Greek black glazed miniature lekythos, the body decorated with broad vertical ribs, 7.8cm high; a Greek olpe with rounded lip, broad cylindrical neck and high arched handle, the body partially covered in umber slip, 15cm high, an old ink inscribed label on the front reading: ‘vase brought back from Greece and presented by Captain Schomberg’, circa 5th-4th Century B.C.; two Hellenistic pottery spindle vases, the piriform body tapering to a narrow foot, the larger example with old ink inscribed label on one side reading: ‘Lachryma brought from Greece and presented by Capt Sho….’. 12cm and 8.5cm high; three pottery oil lamps, a Greek black glazed pottery lamp, a printed label on the side reading: ‘a small earthen lamp, found at the Pyramids of Gizeh’, circa 4th Century B.C., 8cm long; a Hellenistic pottery lamp on a raised base, with single pierced side lug, 9.1cm long and a Roman lamp with rows of raised dots around the shoulder, stamped on the underside of the base stamped L. CAESAE, circa 2nd-3rd Century A.D., 11.2cm long, and a pottery whistle in the form of a bird, 10cm wide (10)Provenance: Captain Charles Schomberg (1779-1835), officer of the British Royal Navy, who fought at the battle of the Nile with Horatio Nelson in 1798 and carried out a number of missions in the Mediterranean and along the North African coast. The collection, with additional oil lamps, was passed down by descent and privately acquired by the current owner.
Lot 1379
ROD GOULD. A GLASS TROPHY VASE PRESENTED TO ROD FOR 2ND PLACE IN THE 1969 CZECHOSLOVAKIA GRAND PRIX 250cc CLASS.It is with great sadness that we have to inform you that Rod sadly passed away this week.Rods wishes upon consigning this lot were that the proceeds be donated directly Cancer research uk. As such Rods widow has kindly asked that the sale be continued on this basis.It was his hope that the new owners (custodians) would remember the truly great days of motorcycle racing.Rodney Gould (10 March 1943 – 16 April 2024) was a British Grand Prix motorcycle road racer and UK short circuit specialist.Gould began racing in 1961 and made his first Isle of Man TT appearance in 1967. He rode a variety of machines including Manx Nortons and two-stroke Bultacos for the smaller classes, and was supported by UK Aermacchi concessionaire Syd Lawton from 1966,[1] before turning to Yamaha TD2s and TR2s.Gould won the 1970 FIM 250cc world championship on a Yamaha.[2] After finishing third in the 250 class and fourth in the 500 class in 1972, Gould retired from competition and took a position as Yamaha's European racing manager.[3]In 1979 Gould established a retail motorcycle dealership in Birmingham named Hailwood and Gould, in partnership with famous former-racer Mike Hailwood, who was subsequently killed in a road traffic accident in 1981. In 1984, Gould was briefly Sales Manager for the second incarnation of Hesketh Motorcycles based at Lord Hesketh's Easton Neston stately home.Gould died at his home in Cheltenham on 16 April 2024, at the age of 81.[4]
Lot 1378
ROD GOULD. A LARGE TALL GLASS TROPHY VASE PRESENTED TO ROD AS 4TH PLACE PRIZE OF HONOUR 1968 CZECHOSLOVAKIA, BRUNO. 250cc CLASS. It is with great sadness that we have to inform you that Rod sadly passed away this week.Rods wishes upon consigning this lot were that the proceeds be donated directly Cancer research uk. As such Rods widow has kindly asked that the sale be continued on this basis.It was his hope that the new owners (custodians) would remember the truly great days of motorcycle racing.Rodney Gould (10 March 1943 – 16 April 2024) was a British Grand Prix motorcycle road racer and UK short circuit specialist.Gould began racing in 1961 and made his first Isle of Man TT appearance in 1967. He rode a variety of machines including Manx Nortons and two-stroke Bultacos for the smaller classes, and was supported by UK Aermacchi concessionaire Syd Lawton from 1966,[1] before turning to Yamaha TD2s and TR2s.Gould won the 1970 FIM 250cc world championship on a Yamaha.[2] After finishing third in the 250 class and fourth in the 500 class in 1972, Gould retired from competition and took a position as Yamaha's European racing manager.[3]In 1979 Gould established a retail motorcycle dealership in Birmingham named Hailwood and Gould, in partnership with famous former-racer Mike Hailwood, who was subsequently killed in a road traffic accident in 1981. In 1984, Gould was briefly Sales Manager for the second incarnation of Hesketh Motorcycles based at Lord Hesketh's Easton Neston stately home.Gould died at his home in Cheltenham on 16 April 2024, at the age of 81.[4]
Lot 1380
ROD GOULD. A LARGE GLASS TROPHY VASE PRESENTED TO ROD FOR 2ND PLACE IN THE 1970 YUGOSLAV, RIJEKA, OPARTIJA. GRAND PRIX 350cc CLASS.It is with great sadness that we have to inform you that Rod sadly passed away this week.Rods wishes upon consigning this lot were that the proceeds be donated directly Cancer research uk. As such Rods widow has kindly asked that the sale be continued on this basis.It was his hope that the new owners (custodians) would remember the truly great days of motorcycle racing.Rodney Gould (10 March 1943 – 16 April 2024) was a British Grand Prix motorcycle road racer and UK short circuit specialist.Gould began racing in 1961 and made his first Isle of Man TT appearance in 1967. He rode a variety of machines including Manx Nortons and two-stroke Bultacos for the smaller classes, and was supported by UK Aermacchi concessionaire Syd Lawton from 1966,[1] before turning to Yamaha TD2s and TR2s.Gould won the 1970 FIM 250cc world championship on a Yamaha.[2] After finishing third in the 250 class and fourth in the 500 class in 1972, Gould retired from competition and took a position as Yamaha's European racing manager.[3]In 1979 Gould established a retail motorcycle dealership in Birmingham named Hailwood and Gould, in partnership with famous former-racer Mike Hailwood, who was subsequently killed in a road traffic accident in 1981. In 1984, Gould was briefly Sales Manager for the second incarnation of Hesketh Motorcycles based at Lord Hesketh's Easton Neston stately home.Gould died at his home in Cheltenham on 16 April 2024, at the age of 81.[4]
Lot 1377
ROD GOULD. A LARGE GLASS TROPHY VASE PRESENTED TO ROD FOR 2ND PLACE IN THE 1972 YUGOSLAV GRAND PRIX 250cc CLASS. It is with great sadness that we have to inform you that Rod sadly passed away this week.Rods wishes upon consigning this lot were that the proceeds be donated directly Cancer research uk. As such Rods widow has kindly asked that the sale be continued on this basis.It was his hope that the new owners (custodians) would remember the truly great days of motorcycle racing.Rodney Gould (10 March 1943 – 16 April 2024) was a British Grand Prix motorcycle road racer and UK short circuit specialist.Gould began racing in 1961 and made his first Isle of Man TT appearance in 1967. He rode a variety of machines including Manx Nortons and two-stroke Bultacos for the smaller classes, and was supported by UK Aermacchi concessionaire Syd Lawton from 1966,[1] before turning to Yamaha TD2s and TR2s.Gould won the 1970 FIM 250cc world championship on a Yamaha.[2] After finishing third in the 250 class and fourth in the 500 class in 1972, Gould retired from competition and took a position as Yamaha's European racing manager.[3]In 1979 Gould established a retail motorcycle dealership in Birmingham named Hailwood and Gould, in partnership with famous former-racer Mike Hailwood, who was subsequently killed in a road traffic accident in 1981. In 1984, Gould was briefly Sales Manager for the second incarnation of Hesketh Motorcycles based at Lord Hesketh's Easton Neston stately home.Gould died at his home in Cheltenham on 16 April 2024, at the age of 81.[4]
Lot 279
A small Chelsea style vase decorated with exotic bird and flowers, gold anchor mark to the base, probably Samson, Paris, approximately 11 cm (h). [W]Condition Report: Appears in good condition overall, some roughness to the rim in one area, no significant damage, some scratch marks to the decoration and rubbing to the gilt.
Lot 249
Royal Worcester - Two small vases decorated with roses, one signed for Ethel Spilsbury, the other for Millie Hunt, largest approximately 8 cm (h). [2]. [W]Condition Report: Generally good condition, no signs of significant damage, small chip to the foot rim of each vase, some scratching to the decoration, no restoration.
Lot 244
A Chinese famille rose vase, the body decorated with panels of figures in court scenes set between panels of flora and fauna, further panels of figures to the neck below a shaped rim, the shoulders with applied chilong, unmarked to the base, 36 cm (h). [W]Condition Report: Appears in good condition overall, a couple of chips to the rim, no signs of further significant damage or restoration, very dusty.
Lot 9
Selection of "830" stamped Norwegian Silver. To include a Silver Vase by Hugo Grun engraved "KLASSEPOKAL" "NORSKE SPORTSKO OSLO 1934-1935" on one side and "1935: K.AAS" on the other side and measures approx. 16cm high and approx. 9.5cm width. There is a another Silver Vase that is engraved that measures approx. 14.5cm high and approx. 5.5cm width. There is also two Silver Vases with weighted bases one taller than the other. One of them measures approx. 18cm high and the other approx. 15.5cm high. Total gross weight of the 830 grade Silver excluding the weighted bases vases is approx. 180.26 grams. Condition: There is small dents in the Silver Vases.
Lot 9
A delicate blue bud shaped vase adorned with elegant white flowers, while the other stands in pristine white, featuring a rounded form and adorned with captivating blue floral motifs. Royal Copenhagen backstamp. Dimensions of the largest item: 4.75"H x 3.5" dia. Manufacturer: Royal CopenhagenCountry of Origin: DenmarkCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 13
Two porcelain decorative items in a blue iris design with gold accents. Three part serving dish with handle, 11"L x 11.25"W x 3.5"H; Doulton Burslem backstamp. Royal Doulton small vase, 4"L x 2.5"W x 6"H; Royal Doulton backstamp. Issued: 1882-1902Manufacturer: Doulton BurslemCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
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