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Lot 137
Twelve Bottles of Wine: a 1982 Château Léoville Barton, a 1995 Vieux Château des Templiers Pomerol, a 1996 Bourgogne Pinot Noir, a 1985 Mâcon Cuvée Duc de Chandor, a 1997 Pietri-Geraud Banyuls, a 1999 Tinto da Anfora, a 2000 Lionel Bruck Gevrey-Chamberton, a 2004 Château Barreyre Haut-Medoc, a 2004 Château Petit Moulin Bordeaux, a 2002 Beeren Auslese, a 1976 Moulin Touchais Coteaux du Layon, and a 1999 Pouilly Fuissé,*
Lot 359
DUMAS ALEXANDRE: Fils (1824-1895) French Author and Dramatist. A very good A.L.S., Ale.D, four pages, 8vo, Paris, 3rd April 1846, to Joseph Autran, in French. Dumas sends to his correspondent and friend a very interesting letter and lengthy poem, reporting about his sadness and loneliness after ending a relationship, and states `Your journal has arrived in the middle of home sorrows as eight days ago the one it was sent to and I have put an end to our relationship. If I tell you that it did not affect me you would believe me because you know I am quite indifferent. But I rather be frank and foolishly tell you that I have never ever in my life suffered as much as these three days after the break, which has only been a consequence of reason and money.´ further saying `It rains my dear friend. Today is Sunday. It is 6h in the morning. It rains and all drives you poetry, so I will write this verses for you´. Dumas continues with a lengthy joyful poem of 42 verses, stating in part `..à la femme aux bras nus qui chante et qui faronne - à l´hotesse aux yeux noirs que je vis bien souvent - livrer auprès de moi ses anglaises au vent -… comme les fleurs font rayonner les femmes - ou bien dans une barque oublient les deux rames - ou pores d´une maitresse à la fin d´un beau jour - écouter la nature en lui parlant d´amour…´ Dumas concludes coming back to his sadness and says `The bottom of my joy is no doubt sadness. My heart is like the Bourgogne wine: the surface is fine, the bottom is dim. If you mix all it becomes bad….Reason is a good thing, but I have noticed that it only makes us doing unpleasant things..´ Accompanied by the original envelope hand addressed by Dumas, bearing a red wax seal. A good content letter. VG £150-200 Joseph Autran (1813-1877) French Poet and Playwright, a close friend of Alexandre Dumas. Autran was several times candidate to the French Academy, although his applications failed. He was considered the catholic candidate facing the liberal one. Finally in 1868 he was appointed French “Académicien” (member of the French Academy), or “Inmortal” as known in France.
Lot 397
A mixed lot of silver and EPNS comprising a square silver cigarette box, marks rubbed; a silver five bar toast rack, Birmingham, 1901 by Marple & Co; a silver milk jug; an eastern white metal circular pot and a matching circular pin dish together with an early 19th Century Old Sheffield Plate bottle coaster, a cased set of twelve table knives with EPNS handles in a mahogany case, a set of four EPNS wine bottle coasters. Approx 159g weighable.
Lot 328
A good mixed lot of ceramics to include Irish Porcelain ornamental ware, an unusual Lord Nelson Pottery floral display bowl decorated with daisies on a yellow ground, a pair of Prestige toby jugs from Last of the Summer Wine, a small collection miniature bands men and included in the lot are 5 Worcester Collector plates, boxed
Lot 214
A fine Chinese export porcelain "Musician" plate, Qianlong, 18th C. Dia.: 22,5 cm Depicting: "Wine, Women and Song" Provenance: The Van Herck collection, Antwerp Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.rm-auctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@rm-auctions.com
Lot 241
A rare Chinese export porcelain rooster-shaped wine pot and cover, 18th C. H: 14 cm L: 18 cm W: 8 cm Condition: A small chip to the back of one paw. A faint tension crack in the handle. The reglued lid associated. Provenance: The Van Herck collection, Antwerp Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.rm-auctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@rm-auctions.com
Lot 713
A Japanese imari shaving bowl & a wine cup, 18th C. with a fine Satsuma dish, 19th C. Shaving bowl: H.: 7 cm - Dia.: 27 cm Cup: H.: 8,5 cm Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.rm-auctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@rm-auctions.com
Lot 100
A pair of fine cut red wine glasses bearing "CH" monogram on a slender cut stem to star cut circular foot, a pair of rummers with etched decoration, a pair of small wines with etched decoration, a pair of straight bucket shaped wines with etched decoration and two pineapple cut and facet cut tumblers (10) CONDITION REPORTS Both small wines have significant chips to the eges of feet and one appears to have been ground down, one tumbler has large chip to base, one rummer has some large chips to square foot. All items have wear and tear and various chips, various firing faults to include air bubbles, inclusions.
Lot 518
A square mahogany dining table on turned legs, together with a pair of oak stands with barley-twist columns, two similar towel rails, a pair of pine circular centre tables, a wine rack, a reproduction mahogany Canterbury, an oak single drawer side table, an oak two tier circular side table and a modern maroon ground rug
Lot 117
A large collection of 19th and 20th Century cut glass ware to include an oak and brass tantalus containing a set of three square cut glass decanters with spherical faceted stoppers, a pair of wine glasses etched "Pol Roger Epernay", with bucket-shaped bowl and facet cut stem to circular foot, a set of five wines with etched leaf and star decoration, a set of eight cut glass wines and a set of four similar, various cut glass drinking glasses, a jug with pheasant, squirrel and kingfisher decoration, etc
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