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Lot 124
An early 19th century George III circa 1820 diamond cut wine glass. The glass with trumpet bowl featuring four cartouches with diamond cut patterns over double-knopped stem, the knops disc shaped. The whole thing over circular foot, no pontil, with cut square linear design to base. Measures approx. 12cm tall.
Lot 202
A collection of late George III & later hand blown crystal drinking glasses. The lot to include a set of four cordial glasses having a tapering bowl over double knop stem, raised on circular foot. A hand etched vine leaf wine glass with trumpet bowl; a wine etched glass with trumpet shaped bowl over single knop stem on circular foot. Together with more. Largest measures approx. 14cm tall x 6cm in diameter. Some chips and surface scratches present.
Lot 249A
A 1940 Chambolle - Musigny Vignes du Chateau appellation controlee, Grivelet Pere & Fils magnum wine bottle. Cuvee decantee le 20 Novembre 1947. Label to back reading: ' Shipped by Damines Grivelet Chateau de Chambolle-Musigny. Estate Bottling '. Magnum bottle. Cl and percentage not stated. Wax seal with some damage. Cork intact.
Lot 206
A collection of early 19th century circa 1830s coloured glass pieces in blue and green. The lot comprising a half sized Bristol blue decanter, worn gilt Brandy label to front & with gilded and cut teardrop stopper, a green finger bowl with smooth pontil base, and a small blue wine or port glass, goblet bowl over disc knopped stem on round foot, smooth pontil. Decanter measures approx. 23.5cm tall.
Lot 249G
An assortment of three vintage French wine bottles. The lot to include a Chateau - Lascombes Grand Cru Classe 1990 Margaux, 12.5% vol, 750ml bottle, a Rust-en-Vrede Landgoedwyn Cisaut 1979, 750ml, together with a Grand Vin De Bordeaux Chateau la Tour Seguy 1994, Cotes de Bourg, 12.5% vol., 750ml. All seals intact.
Lot 1123
A small, rare Derby blue and white wine taster/tastevin with ogee shaped bowl and lobed rim, painted with an oriental style flower to the centre and moulded leaf shaped handle with detailing. Cell moulded pattern on inside of the rim.Circa 1770Diameter; 7.5 cm '3.00 inches'Condition; small chip to top rim
Lot 667
VICTORIAN HALL BENCH, upholstered in wine coloured velour, with carved wood frame80cm high, 122cm wideLegs and back are sound. No missing trim. No obvious damage but normal signs of wear as per age and use. Very dusty between upholstery and the frame. Some marks and pressure marks to the upholstery.
Lot 1414
KEN HOWARD (BRITISH, 1932-2022)Reclining nude with red wine signed 'Ken Howard' (lower right) oil on canvas 51 x 61cm ARR Provenance Acquired directly from the artist by the present ownerVIEWING NOTICEThis work will be on view in London on 7th & 8th May4 Cromwell Place, South Kensington, London, SW7 2JETuesday 7th May 3pm-6pmWednesday 8th May 9am-4pmPlease click here for more details.
Lot 1258
MARGARET METCALFE (BRITISH, 1877-1972) (3)Le Pain Quotidien watercolour and bodycolour 35.5 x 25.5cm (unframed) together with two other works by the same hand; The Wine of Life, watercolour heightened with bodycolour, 35 x 25.5cm; and A woman being chased by another woman with a shotgun, watercolour and bodycolour, 34.5 x 50.5cm, (both unframed) (3) ARRProvenanceThe artist, thence by descent to her grandson;Private collection, UKFootnoteMargaret was brought up in Horsted Keynes, East Sussex. She studied art at the Slade under Professor Tonks alongside Gwen and Augustus John. She then set up and ran a small commercial art studio in London. When she married, she moved to Nyasaland (Malawi) with her husband who worked for the Agriculture Department of the Colonial Office. They had a small farm of their own where Metcalfe stayed until moving back to the UK in the early 1960s. Throughout her long life she produced a large and varied body of work, much of it recording the people and landscapes of her beloved African home. She regularly exhibited her work both in Malawi and South Africa.The purpose of this sale of work is to raise money for the charity “Mary’s Meals” so as to provide free lunches for schoolchildren in Malawi.
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