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Click here to subscribeLadies Accessories - a Victorian sixteen-stick black silk and ebony mourning fan, retailed by Duvelleroy, Regent Street, London the sticks and guards pierced with reserves of trellis, boxed with trade label, c. 1880; other fans, mainly 20th century Japanese; a pair of Victorian kid gloves, embroidered with graduating bows of sequins; others, similar, pink silk, red satin; etc., some court length; a Victorian lady's shawl
Dinky Toys/Hornby O Scale People: including a complete no 3 'Passengers' set, including mother and child, ramblers (male and female), gent with stick (2), lady in red jacket, and newspaper boy, together with three station staff from set no 1, overall G, general playwear and paint loss in places, unboxed (9)
TROIKA POTTERY. A rare Troika Pottery, St. Ives cube shape vessel on four feet with twin-handles. Shape possibly based on Oriental incense burners for use with an incense stick? Different painted design to each side. Height 14.5cm. Unmarked but original price marked on base at 55/- (shillings).
An oil painting on canvas by Lionel Edwards showing Captain David Egerton on his hunter, signed bottom right Lionel Edwards and dated 65, inscribed verso - Captain David Egerton of Dean and Chapter Farm, Codrington, Chipping Sodbury in the Duke of Beaufort's Hunt on his hunter Walking Stick at Codrington Gorse with a view of Tyning Farm, with further inscribed framer's instructions and address details for Captain Egerton and framer's label for J J Patrickson of Chelsea, London, 50 x 75 cm approx in moulded frame with distressed finish (together with accompanying information regarding the commission of this picture)
A collection of three Royal Copenhagen figures including a seated young girl mending a sock (?), with painted mark to base 1314, a recumbent boy wearing a cap and eating his lunch from an oval lidded box, with painted numbers 865 (?) and a further seated boy whittling a stick, with painted mark to base 905
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