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Lot 718
An English 19th Century Pierced Gilt Composition Frame, with egg-and-spool sight-edge, the raised and pierced corners of the cavetto with scrolling rocaille work in high relief, flanked by scrolling foliage on a fluted ground, egg-and-spool outer edge, 115x90cm: A French Style Directoire Hollow Frame of Large Proportions, 19th century, with fluted centres and acanthus corners, imbricated husk course: together with one other similar hollow frame of smaller proportions, and two gilt stick frames (5)
Lot 1311
A large Persian copper bowl, 19th century, central circular panel depicting mythical creature and script, border with bird figures and script, width 47 cm, a Persian tapper stick in bell shape, overall decorated with script, height 36 cm, an Islamic figural decorated bowl, width 26.5 cm, (3).
Lot 115
A QUANTITY OF COSTUME AND OTHER JEWELLERY to include necklaces including abalone and an Aztec style agate pendant, simulated pearls, glass, plastic, bracelets, earrings (clip-on and for pierced ears), various belt buckles, brooches to include an oval amethyst in a silver coloured metal setting, and an Art Nouveau style stick pin, gentleman`s watch (no strap), together with a MODEL OF A CORONATION COACH AND HORSES, PLAYING CARDS, POWDER COMPACT and a circular POWDER BOX portraying a courting coup le, all contained within a Quality Street tin and a white shoe box
Lot 339
A LATE VICTORIAN/EDWARDIAN MILITARY LEATHER COVERED SWAGGER/SWORD STICK with wriggle work engraving to the blade and brass end caps, blade 31cm long overall, 49.5cm close, together with ANOTHER, possibly native, having beech and steel strap bound ext erior and tapered blade, blade 54cm, overall 84cm
Lot 157
Helen Bradley (1900-1979); "Aunt Mary Meets A Bull", oil on board, signed and bearing fly monogram, with amusing watercolour sketch verso "Aunt Mary Meets A Bull, But She Isn`t Afraid, She`s Got The Umbrella Which Was Really An Old One Of Grandpa`s", 24 x 34cm, framed (Illustrated). Also verso is the artist`s handwritten story regarding the picture "The day Aunt Mary forgot to bring the umbrella, and what an afternoon we had. Usually, when Mother, Grandma, the Aunts and Miss Carter, as well as George and I set off along Lees Road on our way, either to look at Buckley and Procters shop or go on to the market. We liked Oldham Market, especially on Fridays, but we had to remember that a train load of bulls were unloaded just behind Lees Road and were driven through the streets, through Lees and Springhead until they came to the fields. Oh, but what a to-do it was. We had listened quite a long time near that Pawn shop door, when Mother said she couldn`t hear anything, so we set off, fortunately we hadn`t gone far when we had to run and get in the shop. Just then we saw Mr Taylor who waved his stick at them and the year was 1909". Provenance: gifted by the artist to her physician and thence by direct descent to the present vendor.
Lot 487
A mixed lot of silver items, various dates and makers, comprising: a Victorian card case, by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1839, engraved with birds, foliate decoration and engraved with an armorial, plus a milk jug, a fruit knife, a swizzle stick, a pencil, a filigree card case, (a.f), plus metalware items including a small trophy cup. (qty)
Lot 1442
A mixed lot of electroplated items, comprising: sixteen side plates of circular form, ribbon and reed borders, four beakers of tapering circular form, three jam pot covers, a pair of scissor candle trimmers, a miniature chamber stick, a tea glass holder, and a chrome mascot modelled as a yokel, on an ebonised plinth. (qty)
Lot 215
A Regency mahogany bow front stick barometer by Stephen Bithray, with a moulded cornice above silvered dials signed S. Bithray, Royal Exchange, with vernier scale above a brass and ebonised adjuster knob, detachable thermometer with silver dial, the base with canted corners inlaid ebonised lozenges and with a urn shape cover, 37.5in (95cm) h.
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