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Lot 433
Three Fans: A 19th century ivory Carnet de Bal, with six ivory sticks, both guards of mother-of-pearl, a silver metal decorative plaque to the upper guard with blank panel for initials, a finger ring and pencil on chain; an ivory Carnet de Bal with silver metal guards and Art Nouveau decoration, celluloid sticks, and opulent chenille tassel: and a hexagonal beige velvet face screen painted with an elegant 18th century couple in a salon, taking tea, the screen edged with fringed braid, backed in cream silk and mounted on a carved ivory handle. Item 1 guard length 9cm, item 2 guard length 10cm, item 3 width approx 18cm. MOP carnet: the upper guard has broken near the rivet and the first ivory stick in is glued to it. The face screen handle is broken and the bottom part missing. The Carnets de Bal lack ribbons.
Lot 435
A Good 1830-40 Century Ivory Fan, depicting Venus in her shell chariot, the double paper leaf lithographed and mounted on ivory sticks, the guards being overland with panels of a light pink mother-of-pearl, with some quite regular piercing and silvering. The recto features a variety of scenes with couples paying homage to various goddesses, to include possibly Athena. The verso, with a central cartouche of young ladies dancing with glower garlands, is presented in mainly pastel colours, with two side vignettes depicting pleasant encounters in the countryside. Silver metal loop and red silk tassel. Guard length 29cm. A central gorge stick absent and a repair noted to the one next to the gap. The leaf shows some effects of this. Slight loss to the mop on the upper section of the lower guard. Probable replacement to the mop on the upper guard, colour slightly different.
Lot 436
An 1830-40 Fan, with a double paper leaf, brightly coloured to the recto and showing a rather romanticised young lady with delicate features to the centre, enveloping herself inside an oversized red flower head, to her right a winged cherub similarly deployed but with white veiling, and to the left, Cupid apparently sharpening his bow. Birds and flowers fill the reserves. To the verso, a trio of fashionable young women of the period with extravagant accessories, two holding masks. The monture, of ivory, is pierced and gilded to the gorge and the guards are mother-of-pearl, which are carved, pierced and inlaid with a variety of steel shapes. Guard length 22cm. Together with a card fan box bearing the label of a retailer. Finnegan's Ltd, London, Liverpool and Manchester; and An Early 19th Century Fan, with double paper leaf, each side with a romantic depiction of a lady in classical robes, and Cupid. The ivory monture is carved and pierced in classical fashion, the guards with a figure in the upper section. Guard length 21.5cm (2). Fan 1 - Some slights tears to the leaf on the recto and nicks to the upper folds. The verso, to the left, has some staining and damage. The MOP on the guards has losses to the inlays and the shoulder of the upper guards shows a crack which is most probably a repair, and the first stick in, is stuck to it. The guards appear a fraction too long? Fan 2 - Some wear and nicks to some leaf folds.
Lot 439
A Regency Ivory Fan, circa 1810-20, with silvering and gilding, carving and piercing to the monture. Barrel rivet. The silk leaf is richly embroidered with tiny gold sequins, bordering the leaf and also delineating each area of foliage and the two young girls who approach the altar of love with an offering of flowers. The verso is plain. Guard length 24cm. Splits to folds with some restoration seen on the verso. Some foxing as seen from both sides. One gorge stick has moved but is present. Upper guard is damaged, lower guard appears undamaged. Tarnish/dulling to the gilding. Delicate painting to faces.
Lot 447
A 3rd Quarter 19th Century Ivory Fan, the monture plain, excepting where the spray of roses painted onto the double silk leaf extends down onto the gorge. The verso is plain. Guard length 30cm; A Mid-19th Century Ivory Fan, carved, pierced, and gilded, the decoration to the upper guards and gorge in bands and quite complex. The double paper leaf depicts three young ladies and two gentlemen playing some sort of game in the garden. The reserves show water and a rural landscape. The verso is fairly plain with a simple river scene with trees. Guard length 27cm; and An Early 19th Century Ivory Brisé Fan, very elaborately carved and pierced, the tips with intricate flowers, the central section with four carved vignettes and one larger cartouche, all with figures, every section of the reserves extensively carved with flowers. Two guards and twenty-two inner sticks. Guard length 18.5cm (3). Fan 1 - The leaf has suffered, most folds either splitting or have split. Fan 2 - Slight loss to the gilding, which remains generally bright. Slight wear to the leaf at both sides. A repair attempt visible from the verso, where it can also be seen that a gorge stick is stuck to the guard. Fan 3 - Missing sticks to the left, the vignette is incomplete. Damaged tip to one central stick. Ribbon defective. One stick to the right missing a small section, two others have slivers missing
Lot 448
A Plain Late 19th Century Ivory Brisé Fan, consisting of 11 wide inner sticks and two guards. Guard length 19cm; An Early 19th Century Ivory Brisé Fan, pierced overall with regular designs, twenty-five inner sticks and two guards. Pointed tips. Diamante in the rivet. Guard length 17cm; and A Slender Early 19th Century Ivory Brisé Fan, the tips decoratively shaped, and carved in pairs with birds and leaves, and centrally a cartouche with a figure. The lower sticks are pierced in several bands. Twenty-three sticks and one and a half guards, see condition report. Guard length 16.5cm (3). Fan 1 - One stick missing the very end as would be seen at the river. Ribbon requires replacing. Fan 2 - Ribbon defective. Slight losses to some of the pierced inner sticks. One further stick stuck to a guard, guard broken low down. Fan 3 - One guard missing the top section and stuck to the next stick in. Loss to piercing on one guard.
Lot 449
A Late 19th Century Ivory Brisé Fan, with wide sticks, the guard plain, the inner sticks elaborately pierced with repeated classical designs. Fourteen inner sticks and two guards. Guard length 22cm; and A Late 19th Century Ivory Brisé Fan, painted with a spray of flowers in soft blues, a white flower with dark green leaves adding focus to the design. Fourteen inner sticks and two guards. Ivory loop. Guard length 22cm (2). Fan 1 - One further stick is stuck to the lower guard, and there are likely to be more missing. Loop incomplete. Ribbon defective. Fan 2 - Clean. Appears sound.
Lot 452
Three Early 19th Century Ivory Brisé Fans, all carved and pierced, two in regular designs in bands, the main difference being the shape of the tips, and the third fan with pointed tips, the recto colourfully painted with flowers, the verso with delicate pink roses and a colourful bird with outspread wings. All with barrel rivets. Guard lengths all approx. 15cm; and An Early 19th Century Carved And Pierced Ivory Brisé Fan, the sticks with shaped tips. Guard length 17cm (a/f) (2). Fan 1 - The fan with straight tips needs new ribbon. The painted fan has two damaged tips, one sliver missing to an inner stick, the paint is slightly rubbed, slight losses to the piercing. Fan 2 - Missing upper section to one guard, most other sticks have damage. For salvage/repair use
Lot 459
A Mid-18th Century Ivory Fan, French, the double leaf velum to the verso, the recto most likely of paper, with a central cartouche of a finely dressed couple, a winged cherub supporting the lady's train, another couple and their white dog approaching Cupid at the Altar of Love and surrounded by winged cherubs, Venus above. Possibly an actual marriage. The cartouche is bordered with tambour embroidery and gold sequins, as are the two small side vignettes, one depicting the Altar of Love the other with classical object. The verso is plain. The monture, gilded and silvered, is carved and pierced in a classical manner with a central oval to the gorge; A Mid-18th Century French Fan, with ivory monture, the guards simply carved with details painted in bright blue, the gorge sticks painted in a similar fashion with the addition of a central oval with floral detail. The double leaf with a central cartouche and two vignettes shows a couple with the lady's chaperone and two other figures in the countryside. The verso is plain; and A Mid-18th Century Ivory Fan, with double paper leaf, a simple painted scene of a young couple near a river with cottages on the opposite bank. The verso is plain. Guard length 22.5cm (3). Fan 1 - The leaf has suffered and there are losses to the recto, it being quite dry. The gilding/silvering is dull. Fan 2 - Extensive splitting to the leaf, with substantial restoration already having been undertaken. Fan 3 - The leaf is fairly well rubbed in places. Some splits to the folds. Some brown marking. Foxing seen on the verso. Tear and repair to a full fold near the centre. Patching to another. One stick missing. Repair to upper guard. Modern replacement rivet.
Lot 463
A Mid-18th Century Ivory Fan, with deeply carved upper guards and lightly carved gorge, all silvered and gilded. The double leaf features a magnificent and colourful painted peacock with tail outspread, tambour embroidery and sequins emphasising the feathers. To the left, another peacock looks on in admiration…. or perhaps with bad intent, as a pea hen stands to the right. The reserves are decorated with finely painted flowers and to each side some extravagant foliage. The verso is plain; and A Mid-18th Century Ivory Fan, with carved and pierced monture, unadorned. The upper guards are delicately carved with flowers, with smaller versions within the gorge. The double silk leaf is embroidered with gold sequins on the recto and plain on the verso. Guard length 27cm (2). Fan 1 - Staining and several splits to the folds. Loss of gilding and silvering to the monture. Fan 2 - To the left, the first gorge stick is stuck to the guard. Monture clean except for a slight yellow stain on the upper guard. Leaf pretty clean and strong. Some sequins missing.
Lot 464
A Mid-18th Century French Ivory Fan, the monture silvered and gilded, carved and pierced. The double leaf depicts a gathering of gentlefolk watching others being ferried out to a sailing shop, most likely in Italy judging by the vegetation. Two side vignettes show fisherman. The leaf is embroidered with gold sequins and silver tambour embroidery. Guard length 27.5cm; and A Mid-18th Century French Ivory Fan, the recto featuring a central cartouche of a lady dressed in fine costume seated in the garden, her tiny diary open, smiling pensively. Vignettes to the left and right feature a gentleman and a lady in similar attire. Sequins border these portraits and meander elsewhere on the leaf, filling the reserves. The guards and gorge are pierced, the gorge sticks of alternate design. Unusually the guards are also inset with diamantés. The verso is plain. Guard length 27cm (2). Fan 1 - Some loss and dulling to the silvering, some splitting to the folds. Fan 2 - The silk top layer is really quite shattered and the sequins help to retain it. One gorge stick missing a section. Loss to the diamantés.
Lot 466
An Early 18th Century Carved and Pierced Ivory Fan, with slender sticks, each guard carved with a female figure, the gorge carved and pierced with several bands of different designs. The velum leaf, mounted à l'Anglaise, has a simple depiction of a seated lady, possibly Venus, with Cupid at her feet, his bow and arrow cast aside as he attends to the ties on her gladiator sandals. The verso is plain. Guard length 25cm. Gorge stick missing both sides. Folds rubbed. Some staining.
Lot 467
An 18th Century Ivory Brisé Fan, with twenty-seven inner sticks and two guards, the whole painted in pastel colours with a young lady playing music on a strung instrument to a couple seated under a tree, the reserves painted with flowers and blue ribbons with bows. The lower section is further painted chinoiserie style with three figures who appear to be floating in pink water lilies. The verso is painted in a similar fashion with a simple landscape and flowers. Tortoiseshell thumb guards. Guard length 21.5cm. Contained in a 19th century card fan box Rubbing to the paint particularly to the verso. Lacks ribbon. At least 4 sticks have losses to the tips. One stick missing, to the outer border, right, of the central cartouche.
Lot 470
A Mid-18th Century Ivory Fan, silvered and gilded to the upper guards and the gorge, carving to the guards being quite intricate. The double silk leaf is painted with delicate flowers, birds and a butterfly in pastel colours. The verso is plain. Guard length 28cm; and An Early 18th Century Ivory Fan, with slender sticks, the monture painted in pastel colours, each guard having intricately carved panels, a portrait of a gentleman to the upper guard with a small ivory figure below, the lower guard carved and painted with a different figure, and small flowers. The gorge features several carved cherubs, flowers and scrolling, with gold highlights. The double paper leaf is simply painted with a couple in fine dress, seated on a rock in a rural setting, with two further perhaps more rural folk making conversation. Simple buildings with birds along the roofline are behind. The verso is plain save for a simple drawing of fencing and vegetation. Guard length 27cm (2). Fan 1 - The gilding is dull. Some very pale staining to the leaf. Fan 2 - The leaf has been repaired in places. The first stick in to the left is stuck to the guard. The other guard shows a repair at lower level. A sliver of ivory is missing from the upper part of the lower guard.
Lot 471
A Fine 18th Century Carved and Gilded Chinese Export Monture, Qing Dynasty, most likely unused as the stick numbering is clear and the ribs are clean. The guards are delicately carved in different sections. The gorge features several shaped designs and details are gilded; and An Early 18th Century Ivory Monture, with a bulbous head, lacking a leaf. The guards are each carved with a figure and flowers and both are tipped with mother-of-pearl. The twenty inner sticks continue up into ribs. Guard length 27.5cm (2). . Fan 1 - Two gorge sticks to the left of centre appear to be missing. Fan 2 - Clean.
Lot 473
Rural Romance: An Early 18th Century Ivory Fan, with bulbous head, fine and intricate carving of figures and animals to the monture, mounted à l'Anglaise with a velum leaf, depicting a lady in woodland setting releasing a bird from a cage, only for it to be caught in the hand of the handsome gardener, with whom, despite the class difference, Cupid (to the right) leads her to fall in love. The Herm to the back centre shows the God Pan, the personification of lust. The verso is plain save for a border design. Guard length 27cm. Loss to one carved gorge stick, and not available. Painted faces quite exquisite. Otherwise the paint is generally rubbed.
Lot 474
A Mid-18th Century Ivory Fan, the upper guards carved with a large figure and backed with coloured foil. The gorge sticks are carved in panels with two side vignettes. The double paper leaf is painted in dark colours to the recto, with Chinese robed figures, and buildings, the reserves with exotic trees and flowers, many details highlighted in gold. The verso is painted with three gold floral sprays. Guard length 25.5cm; A Mid-18th Century Ivory Fan, French, the monture carved and pierced, silvered and gilded, the gorge with some colourful painted figures. The double silk leaf, painted, with the addition of gold and silver threads, is also scattered with sequins. A central cartouche shows a young lady dancing with flowers, the side vignettes with young men playing the music to accompany her. The verso is plain; and A Mid-18th Century Ivory Fan, with slender monture, the upper guards carved with flowers, the gorge sticks carved in linked circles, most detail painted in pastel pinks and green. The double leaf, seemingly of paper backed in pink silk, depicts two young couples in the countryside, a further couple in a vignette to their left, and a pensive lady to their right. The verso is plain. Guard length 26.5cm (3). Fan 1 - The first stick in from the right is stuck to the guard, the same to the left. One gorge stick has an old repair which is now weak. The gilding and silvering is dull. Some nicks to the upper folds on the leaf. Fan 2 - The upper guard lacks a section to the tip. The silvering is dull. The leaf is extensively split on virtually all folds. Fan 3 - The upper section to both guards is detached, due to breaks lower down. Both sections have part of the leaf still attached. One guard lacks the very tip. Subsequent damage to the sides of the main leaf and rubbing to folds. The painting and colour remain good.
Lot 477
A Gentleman's Early 18th Century Ivory Fan, the gorge plain, the guards lightly carved and pique with silver metal. Fairly bulbous head. The double silk leaf, of dark green, is bound with gold foil. Mother-of-pearl thumb guards. Guard length 27.5cm; An 18th Century Ivory Fan, the slender monture plain save for mother-of-pearl thumb guards. The double silk leaf is currently lacking decoration. Guard length 26cm; A Mid-18th Century Bone Fan, the upper guards and gorge sticks carved and pierced. The double paper leaf is découpé and painted in the chinoiserie fashion with birds, urns, bonsai in bowls, foliage and a fan. The verso has a simple grouping of a vase and a fan. Guard length 29cm; and A Mid-18th Century Ivory Fan, with slender monture, the upper guards carved and pierced, the gorge more delicately, the double paper leaf with decoupage. The recto shows two couples cavorting in the countryside, next to a ruined building. The verso shows a simple rural scene. Guard length 28cm (4). Fan 1 - The silk leaf is splitting on some folds. Loss to one of the thumb guards. Fan 2 - Loss to one mop thumb guard. The leaf is splitting on several folds. Holding to the light, it is evident that this fan has sequin decoration stitched on, which is long since gone. Fan 3 - One gorge stick replaced, not pierced. Another is repaired from behind. The decoupage is generally sound save for one section top right next to the guard, patched from behind. The leaf is a little grubby. Fan 4 - The leaf has been shortened to the side and gorge sticks are missing. One guard has a replacement section at the top.
Lot 478
An Early 18th Century printed and hand coloured double paper leaf mounted on slender ivory sticks, a rural scene of daily life tending sheep and gathering produce. The intricately carved ivory monture is painted in a dull pale green, over which delicate painting and gilding is applied. The slender gorge sticks are in pairs and alternating with a single stick of different shape. The verso is relatively plain cream. Guard length 26cm. Repair to the upper guard with a brass plate. The gorge shows some loss to the ivory and at least two sticks have been reinforced from behind. Some splitting to the leaf and earlier repairs.
Lot 479
A Mid-18th Century Ivory Fan, the double paper leaf elegantly embroidered with silver sequins. The verso is ostensibly plain but has the irregular addition of swirls of metal shapes. Guard length 27cm; and An Early to Mid-18th Century Fan, the velum leaf mounted à l'Anglaise on relatively plain ivory, the guards having some linear detail to the upper section and some shaping near the head. The recto features an oval cartouche with a colourful scene of a boy and older man in the desert, more figures and two camels in the background, most likely a biblical representation. Two diamond shaped side vignettes depict simple rural scenes. The verso is plain. Guard length 28cm (2). Fan 1 - Upper guard broken and repaired at the shoulder and upper section, one gorge stick with similar restoration. The first stick in from the left is stuck to the guard. Fan 2 -Repair to the lower guard, and one gorge stick as it meets the rib. Some slight staining
Lot 483
A Fine 18th Century Ivory or Bone Brisé Fan, painted in bright blues and pink, further embellished with applied gold foil in the shapes of tassels and flowers. A pretty maiden with delicate features is painted centrally, to her sides large urns of flowers are placed, with various swags and cornucopia filling the reserves. Twenty-six inside sticks and two guards. Tortoiseshell thumb guard. Guard length 21cm. Seemingly one stick missing as the “archway” over the maiden is not balanced, and her skirt is unfinished. Possibly a second stick missing to the left outer edge. Rubbing of paint to the lower guard. Some indication that this fan could be bone but hard to see with the painting. Ribbon sound.
Lot 485
An 18th Century Ivory Fan, the slender monture finely pierced, the gorge with the addition of a carved central cartouche with figures, the guards with gold foil showing through. The velum leaf, mounted à l'Anglaise, is painted in bold colours with David and Abigail and two other gentlemen, outside ruins, a ruined tower in the distance. The reserves are delicately painted with small flowers along the top border and gilt highlights, the decoration becoming darker and stronger to the sides. The verso has some simple floral sprays in gold. Guard length 26.5cm. Together with a period mottled green fan tube. The leaf has had restoration, seen from the verso, and one gorge stick is not in the correct position. Some other folds are splitting and need attention. The colour is however very good and the leaf seems less rubbed than might have been expected.
Lot 487
A Mid-18th Century Ivory Fan, French, with classical design to the monture. The double silk leaf is painted with a classical building and an urn with flowers. The designs are bordered with very tiny sequins in gold and pale green, and flowers are outlined in metal thread embroidery. The verso is plain. Guard length 28cm; A Mid-18th Century Ivory Fan, French, the monture carved and pierced, gilded and silvered. The double silk leaf depicts a young couple making offerings to Cupid at the Altar of Love. Side vignettes are of flower baskets. The recto is further embellished with minute and medium gold sequins. Guard length 27cm; A Mid-18th Century Ivory Fan, French, the double silk leaf depicting a young couple by a sundial. The verso is plain. Guard length 27cm; and An 18th Century Ivory Fan, with Chinese export monture, Qing Dynasty, the guards delicately carved with pagodas, figures and foliage, the gorge carved and pierced with a shield enclosing a basket of flowers, the remaining sticks intricately pierced and featuring birds and flowers, the whole painted in pastel colours. The double paper leaf in complementary colours, shows young people at leisure in the countryside, a young boy walking his dog. The verso depicts a fisherman. Guard length 27cm (4). Fan 1 - Lacks the rivet and the lower section to one guard, the upper section damaged. Silvering dull The leaf is splitting on virtually every fold. Fan 2 - Lacks one guard and the other is damaged. Lacks gorge sticks. The leaf is shattered. Some element of salvage for other restorations. Fan 3 - Leaf very poor. Lower guard detached and broken in two. Fan 4 - Damage and repair to one very central gorge stick and two sticks stuck to the left guard. The leaf has some nicks to the upper folds.
Lot 489
An Early to Mid-18th Century Ivory Fan, the gorge and guards well carved and pierced, the gorge with figures and birds. The velum leaf, mounted à l'Anglaise, is painted with a charming picture of a dog, chained to a tree stump, looking mightily guilty as its mistress admonishes it, presumably for having chased a bird which has escaped from a birdcage. Local country folk who appear to have been engaged in the rescue look on. Guard length 28cm. Some nicks to the top of folds. Some small holes along the bottom border of the leaf. One gorge stick has a chipped shoulder. Break/repair to the top quarter of the lower guard, which is also stuck to the first stick in.
Lot 491
Erminia Seeking Tancred: An Early 18th Century Ivory Fan, the monture elaborately piqué with steel in various sizes and shapes, carved and pierced in particular on the gorge, with three figures and buildings. The cream vellum leaf, mounted à l'Anglaise, shows a gathering of a man and children. Erminia, princess of Antioch, on horseback, disguised in the armour of the warrior Clorinda, seeking the warrior Tancred, passes a seated shepherd weaving a basket, two small children playing instruments and an older boy carrying a cane. The verso is plain. Guard length 27.5cm. A break to the upper section of the upper guard. A slight split to one gorge stick near the shoulder. Possibly shortened/missing 2 sticks as the gorge design is incomplete, and there is play on the rivet. Some staining to the left as seen from the verso. Slight crumpling.
Lot 493
A Finely Carved Early 18th Ivory Fan, the guards with figures, flowers and mother-of-pearl thumb guards, the gorge with elegant piercing and carvings of figures dancing. The double velum leaf is painted with three separate scenes, from the left, a man gazing at his lady, seated, who holds a basket of flowers, to the centre a lady handing a rose to a younger lady who has two young children at her knee, and to the right, a seated lady looking quite melancholy. The verso is plain. Mother-of-pearl thumb guards. Guard length 27.5cm. Some dark stains to the verso. Some very slight foxing on the recto. The first stick in to the right is stuck to the guard, the guard being repaired under the thumb guard.
Lot 502
Venus Presenting Arms to Aeneas: An Early 18th Century Ivory Fan, the slender guards plain, the gorge to the recto painted in dull red with gold detail in the Chinese fashion, the verso more simply with gold. The double paper leaf is quite darkly painted to the recto with a soldier and lady under a stone arch, small children, winged cherubs and a further lady to the sides. The cherubs are carrying armour, to the left a shield and to the right a helmet, most likely thus a depiction of Venus presenting arms to Aeneas. The verso is painted with the bold and vibrant flowers indicative of the period. Blue stone to the rivet. Guard length 26cm. Some wear to the gorge paint. Leaf quite rubbed. Some nicks to upper folds. Leaf shortened as both guards have the first stick in stuck to them.
Lot 503
The Queen of Sheba Visits King Solomon: A Fine and Early 18th Century Painted Ivory Brisé Fan, with the addition of tortoiseshell panels to the guards. Solomon, seated on his throne, receives the Queen of Sheba, bearing gifts. Beneath the main scene, a painted cartouche shows The Judgement of Paris. The reserves are painted with Chinoiserie designs, as are the guards, these also featuring European figures. The painted verso depicts a bay with a boat arriving by sea, a galleon at anchor in the near distance, a couple walking along the sands, a fort and other stone buildings close by, below which feature Chinoiserie details in blue and coral. Twenty-eight inner sticks and two guards. Guard length 21cm. Contained in a brown leather non-original fan box. One central stick detached/broken at the rivet end, the lower part mainly being present and perhaps previously restored. The painted ribbon is defective. The upper MOP on the lower guard is missing, there appears to be a repair at this point and the stick, seen from the verso, lacks some painted decoration.
Lot 520
A 19th Century Chinese Carved Bone Fan, Qing Dynasty, the white feathers painted in blue and silver with a scene of Chinese warriors fighting. Together with a smaller carved bone fan, the guards featuring figures and buildings, mounted with brown feathers painted with blue, yellow and orange flowers, and five further lightly carved bone fans each mounted with feathers, two of which have mixed brown and white feathers, all painted with flowers, and seven carved bone fans of the tea chest variety (14). The feather fans all have some issues, ranging from a chip to a stick to crumpled and rubbed feathers, condition overall average, the tea chest fans all have slight damage and need new ribbons.
Lot 521
A Good And Large19th Century Chinese Carved Bone Fan, Qing Dynasty, lightly carved and pierced, mounted with white feathers delicately painted with two colourful birds, flowers and foliage, the tips of peacock feathers, Together with a smaller Chinese carved bone fan mounted with dark brown feathers painted centrally in silver with a couple in elaborate robes next to a table, the reserves painted with flowers in silver, the whole bordered in green and blue, the feathers tipped with Marabou; and seven bone Chinese ''tea chest'' carved and pierced fans, various sizes (9). First fan: one gorge stick to the left has damage. The marabou on the second fan is now sparse and the rivet is missing the end. The tea chest fans are in fair to perhaps better than average condition.
Lot 686
A 9 Carat Gold Sardonyx Signet Ring, a round sardonyx plaque in a rubbed over setting within a beaded border, to a tapering shank, finger size S Together with a Matching Stick Pin (2). The ring and stick pin are in good condition. The ring is hallmarked with sponsor's mark 'E.S&CO', London, 1946. The stick pin is not hallmarked or stamped, valued as gold. Gross weight 12.0 grams. Condition Report made 28th August 2018.
Lot 48A
18 Smaller size film poster collection including Belgian posters - Catlow, CIA, The Walking Stick, La Fille des Tartares, Killer Elite, Le Camp de la Violence, and others, Swedish Boy on a dolphin starring Alan Ladd, and Sophia Loren, Italian posters - Look Back in Anger starring Richard Burton, by John Osborne (18.5 x 26.5 inches), Il Figlio della Furia from 1949 starring Tyrone Power and The Black Rose, etc various conditions, some folded (18) [WW]
Lot 1418
A 15ct yellow gold and enamel Manchester regiment badge, approx 9.4g, and a yellow and white metal Manchester regiment stick/cravat pin with enamelled detail in Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company case, also two military themed base metal decanter labels (4). CONDITION REPORT: Condition all fine.
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