This dazzling handkerchief-style art glass dish captures attention with its fluid form and vibrant iridescent finish. Measuring approximately 4.5 inches in length and 2.5 inches in height, the piece showcases a captivating interplay of metallic hues - ribbons of violet, gold, magenta, teal, and silver swirl across a deep black glass body, enhanced by a luster finish that shimmers under light. The interior displays contrasting monochromatic striping that adds a dynamic, dimensional effect. Its undulating rim and expertly manipulated folds evoke the soft flutter of fabric, giving the piece a sculptural elegance. A striking accent for contemporary decor or a standout addition to any modern glass collection.Issued: 21st centuryDimensions: 4.5"L x 2.5"HCondition: Age related wear.
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This detailed composition features a playful clown character in pastel harlequin trousers and a long teal coat, seated on a coiled rope stool while examining a small object through a magnifying glass. Accents such as a trumpet tucked behind his back, a striped handkerchief, and a daisy in his hat add character and charm. Glazed finish. This item has its original box. Box measures: 13.5"L x 11"W x 11.25"H. Artist: Salvador FurioIssued: 1991 - 1995Dimensions: 8.25"L x 7"W x 9.75"HCountry of Origin: SpainCondition: Age related wear.
* Handkerchief Game. A table game, circa 1840, printed in red and black on cream cotton, with three concentric circles, each with illustrated segments numbered 1-90, enclosing an illustration of a blindfolded boy picking a raffle ticket (a few small brown spots), cherub corner pieces incorporating numerals, border of 16 circles, 12 containing numerals and European city names including: Bozen, Wien, Prag, Triest, Insbruck, Temesvar, etc., and 4 containing allegorical symbols, 57.5 x 53.5 cmQTY: (1)NOTE:A very rare table-top game, printed on fabric, which we have been unable to trace elsewhere.
Victorian bobbin and needle lace: A very fine and elaborately worked 19th c Brussels mixed lace handkerchief surround, Point d’Angleterre, with very deep border; together with a Ghent Valenciennes bobbin lace tie or scarf; four Brussels mixed lace collars, and various edgings of bobbin lace or needle lace, some of the latter with raised roses. (qty) Some of the edgings have holes in the net ground. The handkerchief and tie are in good crisp condition. From the collection of Betty Taylor
Antique Lace handkerchieves and other items, mainly Belgian and English: comprising an unused floral whitework on gauze panel; a tape lace edged handkerchief; one of Bruges bobbin lace and 9 further varied examples, together with a panel of 19th century needle lace in earlier style; a small panel of net embroidered in tambour work; a large Bruges bodice front and matching cuffs, presented on black fabric; and four examples Some items have been washed. Mostly in good, used condition. From the collection of Betty Taylor
19th century silk Maltese lace: comprising an exceptionally long scarf or stole (243 by 24cm); a handkerchief surround; a narrower and shorter scarf; another similar; a collar with pointed front; a good deep bertha collar; a lawn and lace jabot; miscellaneous edgings; a bib front in cotton thread; and a further panel in cotton The first item has a few breaks where the panels meet+ wheatears are detached. Good colour. From the collection of Betty Taylor
A selection of handmade lace to include several lace-edged handkerchieves, one of Honiton with a deep border; unmounted handkerchief edges and a child’s bonnet in Bedfordshire lace; two cotton bonnets, and one of lawn and lace, all with decorative crowns, and a pair of cream silk fingerless mittens (qty) Generally in good order. The mittens are damaged From the collection of Betty Taylor
Collectables, a selection of 19th to mid 20thC items to include handmade needle roll, silver and blue glass needle case marked Birmingham 1901-2 (glass liner damaged o/w gd), gaming counters, compact, buckles, 1950s boxed suede Crinoline Lady handkerchief pouch with hankies and more (mixed condition, gen gd)
This Royal Doulton figurine titled Pirate King, model HN2901, presents a richly detailed and characterful pirate captain seated with expressive posture and theatrical flair. Dressed in a navy coat with gold epaulets, a tricorn hat adorned with a skull and crossbones, and high black boots, the Pirate King strikes a dramatic pose with a handkerchief and a contemplative look. The base features the Royal Doulton backstamp, including the copyright Royal Doulton Tableware Ltd. 1980.Artist: William K. HarperIssued: 1981 - 1985Dimensions: 10.5"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Theft of the Communion plate from the parish church of Hope under Dinmore near Hampton Court Castle, the remains of the Communion plate, apparently unmarked, likely seventeenth and early-eighteenth century, preserved by the owners of Hampton Court Castle in a cardboard handkerchief box, the underside inscribed, 'Pieces of old Church Plate belonging to Hope Church - and recorded after being carried off by thieves. An account of the robbery is given in an old book belonging to the parish preserved in the parish chest (oak box with two keys)', weight 409g/13.14ozt approxNote: Hampton Court Castle was owned by the Coningsby family from 1510 until 1781, when it was inherited by George Capel, Viscount Malden, son of the 4th Earl of Essex. The 4th Earl's first wife was Frances Hanbury Williams, the daughter of Charles Hanbury Williams of Coldbroke and granddaughter of Thomas Coningsby, 1st Earl Coningsby. The 5th Earl changed his name to Capel-Coningsby and remodelled the building to the designs of the architect James Wyatt. In 1810 the estate was purchased by John Arkwright, the grandson of the inventor and industrialist Richard Arkwright.July 1789: Theft of the Communion plate from the parish church of Hope under Dinmore, near Hampton Court Castle. This was the second theft from a church in the area within a week.Date: August 8, 1789 - August 11, 1789, Publication: London Chronicle, Issue: 5125‘Extract of a Letter from Hereford, Aug. 5.’“On Friday last the remains of the plate mentioned some weeks ago to have been stolen from the churches of Old Radnor and Dinmore were discovered in a pool in the parish of Marcle. Part of it was cut into different sizes, and the rest much bruised, and several round pieces, resembling shillings and sixpences, and apparently made for that purpose, were cut out of the thin parts of the plate, and found with it. From a variety of circumstances, a chimney-sweeper who was seen in that neighbourhood about three weeks since, and who said he was on his road to Bristol, is strongly suspected to be the ingenious authour of this sacrilege and new coinage.”Date: March 26, 1791 - March 29, 1791, Publication: General Evening Post (London, England) Issue: 8970 :-‘At Hereforedshire assizes, John Wilkes, for breaking open the churches of Old Radnor and Hope-under-Dinmore, and William Lewis, for a burglary, received sentence of death, but were afterwards reprived.’The items included in the lot are as per the photographs provided. The historical accounts are for contextual purposes only.
A 1920's red georgette beaded evening dress. Hand beaded and sequinned in white and gold, designed with a dropped waist, handkerchief points and wide beaded border with large stylistic floral motifs. Length 115cm. Condition - apart from a few gold and silver sequins and beads missing, the dress appears to be well looked after and in good condition.
A stunning example of timeless luxury, this Rolex Lady-Datejust features a 26.5mm case in rich 18K yellow gold, enhanced by a brilliant diamond-set bezel and matching diamond-set lugs. The mother-of-pearl dial is accented with diamond hour markers that shimmer with every movement. Fitted with the iconic President bracelet, stamped ROLEX 8570 GENEVE ROLEX SA 750 SWISS MADE 18K, this piece blends sophistication and prestige. The date window at 3 o'clock is magnified by Rolex's signature Cyclops lens, and the watch is powered by an automatic movement. Please note: diamond bezel and dial are aftermarket. Model number 69178. Serial number 708.... Circa 1981. Total carat weight of diamonds is 1.2ct. Includes a Swiss Made Handrolled Fisb Stoffels handkerchief This item has its original presentation box. Certificate of Authenticity included.Dimensions: Measures 3.25" long when closed and laid flat. Condition: Good
* TRACEY EMIN, 2002 BBC FOUR 'EVERYBODY NEEDS A PLACE TO THINK' limited edition of 1500 screen print of handkerchief unframedoverall size 52.5cm x 53.5cmNote: Original invitation and box included. Everybody Needs a Place to Think, is a highly collectable limited edition screen-print on a handkerchief created by YBA artist Tracey Emin. Emin was commissioned by the BBC to create a gift to accompany the VIP invitation to their launch party of BBC Four. The work bears the text inscription "Everybody Needs a Place to Think", the text "BBC Four" (three times), an image of a dog with a bone, and Tracey's printed signature and date of 2002. This work was accompanied by an original card invitation to the launch party for BBC Four on February 28, 2002. The invitation also includes printed text by Tracey Emin in her recognizable handwriting outlining the event details and noting "Please bring this invitation with you, otherwise, you're not going to get in, Love, Tracey X." While attendees were able to keep the handkerchief, they were forced to surrender the invitation, making this full set especially uncommon and collectable.
The Crystal House Which Albert Built - Late 19th century framed handkerchief commemorating the Crystal Palace constructed for the Great Exhibition of 1851. Depicted with smaller scenes and verses surrounding the central illustration of the Crystal Palace. Framed and glazed, measuring approx. 46cm x 56cm.
The Australian Cricketers "Ashes" linen handkerchief, circa 1905, featuring the national emblems of England and Australia, the Lion and the Kangaroo in the centre with the Ashes trophy, surrounded by individual player portraits of the Australian team, each printed with name and State, above an image of the Sydney cricket ground, the corners of the handkerchief featuring wicket, bats and ball, approximately 43 x 43cm, a J.B. Hobbs commemorative handkerchief, autographed Hobbs postcard and Lancashire v. Australians souvenir programme, 1948, folds and pencil text (4)
Royal Doulton Bunnykins, Arthurian collection, Robin hood collection - six figures and a base from the Arthurian collection. to include: King Arthur, Sir Lancelot, Queen Guinevere, Sir Galahad, Merlin, Sir Gawain. Base approx 32 x 22 x 13 cm, figures 9.5,12 & 15 cm tall. Items are in very good condition except for some display dust/marks and a chip to the handkerchief held by Queen Guinevere. The Robin Hood collection of eight figures with display base. Includes 4 x figures signed to the base (Robin Hood, Maid Marion, Friar Tuck & Little John). The base and seven of the figures may have been on display but appear to be in very good to excellent condition. The remaining figure (King Richard) has some residue behind the right ear, possibly glue, but otherwise appears to be in very good condition. Base has one side of its polystyrene protection. Boxes show some signs of storage related wear. (This does not constitute a guarantee). [L]
Robert Currier Handley (American, Active 20th/21st Century) Large Studio Glass 'Handkerchief' Bowl Dated 2006, hand blown and cased glass, opaque white rim to black and blue, on clear foot, signed to base.32.5cm wide, 17.5cm highThe collection and stock of the dealer 'Nopinkcarpet'; known to many fellow dealers and international collectors from her decades of curating one of the best vintage and retro stalls in the country, her displays invariably featured high-standard lighting, glass including well-matched barwares and stylish ceramics with an uncompromising focus on quality throughout.Good, original condition.
19th Century and Later Lace and Costume Accessories, comprising an ostrich brown and cream feathered fan on faux tortoiseshell sticks, in a card box labelled Nathalie 187a, Sloane Street, London, 50cms,other items including lace collars, trims, lace bodice mount, knitted silk shawl, lace trimmed handkerchief, two white fur circular head pieces, evening bags, mother of pearl circular, rectangular and oval gaming counters (approximately 90),an oval brooch decorated with the head of a fox terrier, signed Ham*, wax flower head dress etc,(in a floral fabric covered box and cover)
Group of Beswick Beatrix Potter Limited Edition Figures 1997/9 comprising; Jemima Puddleduck 1683/1947, Mrs Tiggy-Winkle 1683/1947, Squirrel Nutkin 434/1947, Benjamin Bunnny 530/1947, Foxy Whiskered Gentlman (signed) 107/1947, Jeremy Fisher 763/1947, Peter and the Red Pocket Handkerchief 1146/1947 and Mrs Rabbit (signed and dated 1998) 107/1947 (8)tallest 16cmall in good condition
A collection of assorted children's and illustrated titles, including Enid Blyton 'Bom The Little Toy Drummer', 1956, 1st edition in dust wrapper (2 copies) and 'The Red-Spotted Handkerchief and other stories', [1948], 1st edition in dust wrapper (2 copies); 'Puffin Post', 7 assorted issues 1976-1978, original pictorial wraps, housed in orig. plastic wallet gilt, plus Puffin Annuals No.1 & 2, 1974 & 1975, each orig. pictorial boards; Alan Ross; Raymond Briggs (illustrated): 'The Wreck of Moni', 1965, 1st edition, b/w ills. by Briggs throughout, orig. cloth gilt, dust wrapper; Maurice Sendak (ill.): 'Dear Mili', Viking Kestrel, 1988, 1st UK edition, oblong 4to, orig. cloth gilt, dust wrapper, plus 2 others Maurice Sendak, etc etc (23)
An S.F.B.J 235 bisque head character boy doll, French circa 1910, with fixed brown glass eyes, painted lashes and single stroke brows, open/closed mouth with two moulded upper teeth and tongue, moulded hair and on a five piece composition body, wearing a plaid shirt with red bow-tie and handkerchief, blue pantaloons, beret, socks and shoes, (condition: some paint loss to hands), 21” (54cm) tall.
A rare large S.F.B.J Jumeau 1907 bisque head Bebe in exquisite costume, French circa 1900, the pale bisque head with fixed blue glass paper-weight eyes, feather brows, open mouth with upper teeth, dimple to chin, pierced ears with amber glass earrings, and original dark brown wig with cork pate, on a good fully jointed wood and composition body with fixed wrists, wearing a beautiful navy blue wool and silk dress with ruched front panel, pleated skirt, red piping and lace detail with brass buttons, pockets with gloves and handkerchief, elaborate straw bonnet with red ribbon, layers of underclothes, socks and brown leather boots, 32” (82cm) tall, incised 1907, 15, (condition: head perfect, generally excellent, one finger re-glues, others with very slight wear).
A tailored woolen grey three piece suit, a shirt by 'Williams and Gill' of Manchester, a tie, suspenders and pocket handkerchief, likely screen worn by Cillian Murphy as Tommy Shelby during production of 'Peaky Blinders'. With tag to waistcoat to read 'Tommy H 1/1.' Provenance: donated by the Peaky Blinders production team on behalf of The Christie Charity. Note - although every effort has been made to correctly identify and appropriate props to characters - we cannot categorically guarantee each item has been screen worn or used in production by the named actor or character.
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