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Lot 1047

An Edward VII hallmarked silver christening mug, decorated with fish and inscribed 'F. R. T, 1916', Birmingham 1902, height 8.5cm, diameter 6cm, also a mid 20th century hallmarked silver food pusher and spoon, Birmingham 1946, three hallmarked silver napkin rings and a late Victorian hallmarked silver snuff box, Birmingham 1889, 4 x 2.7cm, combined approx 6.35ozt/198g (7).

Lot 1150

An 18ct white gold three stone diamond set ring, the central diamond approx 0.3ct, flanked by two smaller diamonds each approx 0.2ct, total diamond weight approx 0.7ct, size R, approx 2.5g.

Lot 1197

A 14ct yellow gold seven white stone ring, size R/S, approx 2.2g.

Lot 119

MAPPIN & WEBB; an early 20th century brass cased carriage clock, with R & Co French movement, stamped to the reverse 'R & Co, Made in Paris', the white enamel dial set with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, and inscribed 'Mappin & Webb, London', height 11cm, width 8cm, depth 6cm.

Lot 1199

A 9ct gold ring, set with five small diamonds, size R, approx 2.1g.

Lot 1160

An 18ct white gold tanzanite and diamond ring, the central oval cut tanzanite approx 1.5ct, flanked by shoulders each set with four baguette cut diamonds, size R, approx 4.1g.

Lot 1183

MASONIC INTEREST; a 9ct yellow gold signet ring, with revolving front, one side with blue enamel Masonic compass decoration, the other side engraved 'PW', size Q/R, approx 4.6g.

Lot 377

A WWI medal duo comprising a Victory Medal and a 1914-15 Star, awarded to Pte J Jones L.N. Lanc. R, no. 15397 (2).

Lot 472

R. Morris (19th century) Oil on canvas Half-length portrait of a gentleman, signed and dated 1852 lower left, unframed, 76.5cm x 63.5cm

Lot 401

19th/20th century school Oil on canvas Full-length portrait of a young girl seated on a stool wearing white dress and holding a doll, initialled R~P top left, unframed, 122cm x 67.5cm Condition Report We do not offer in-house shipping. Please try Mailboxes.com or bidandbox.com

Lot 425

R. Haward (mid-20th century) Oil on canvas Still life, vase of flowers, signed lower right, 59.5cm x 49cm 

Lot 61

Continental porcelain Sampson-style model of a parrot, late 19th/early 20th century, gilt anchor mark to base, naturalistically modelled on a tree stump with a fruit and acorn on gilt rocaille base, 26.5cm high and two late 19th century continental porcelain models of pugs, glazed in white, naturalistically modelled facing left and right, on canted rectangular bases, impressed L&M / 39, incised R, 14.5cm high (3) 

Lot 1035

9ct white gold blue stone and diamond ring, size J, 9ct gold diamond set open work scroll ring, size R and 9ct gold wedding ring, size O (3)Total weight 9.8 grams.

Lot 1037

Georgian style 9ct gold flat cut garnet and seed pearl pendant on 9ct gold chain and 18ct gold garnet five stone ring, size R9ct gold pendant and chain weigh 8.7 grams.18ct gold ring weighs 3 grams.

Lot 224

Group of 18th / 19th century maps and engravings, including: Double sheet "Nova Famigerabilis insulae ad ducatus Rugiae descriptio", text in Latin to reverse headed "Rugia". From Mercator-Hondius Atlas ?1613, Ditto "Italia Gallica sive Giallia Cisalpina.. Petrus Coerius coelavit", text in Latin to reverse headed "Italia Gallica" From Ortelius 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum' ?1624, "An accurate map of Radnorshire", Thomas Kitchin. From the 'Large English Atlas' 1749-55, "An accurate map of Brecknockshire", Printed for Carington Bowles, Robert Wilkinson & Robert Sayer. 18th century, "Prospectus ab Aedibus Flanginorum usque ad Bembos" (Grand Canal & Palazzo Flangini). Antonio Visentini, from 'Urbis Venetiarum Prospectus Celebriores', 1735, "Vue generale prise de la cote de Bonsecours, Rouen". Dantaud pinx & lith, imp. Auguste Bry a Paris. 19th century, Portrait of Rev. Samuel Parr. A. Chisholm del, printed C. Hullmandel, "A view of Coombank nr Sevenoaks in Kent, the seat of the Hon. Liet. Gen. Campbell. N.Woolett del. & sculpt. 'Twelve Views of Gentlemen's Seats & Gardens', c. 1770s, Nine images on a single sheet, "Blaise Hamlet", drawn on stone by R. Pocock, pub. Geo Davey Bristol. 19th century, "The Upper Fountain of Siloam". David Roberts, pub. G. Moon, Threadneedle St, 1 July 1841. From "The Holy Land" (10)

Lot 238

Lalique 'Nonnettes' dish, signed R. Lalique. France, 22cmChip to rim

Lot 354

R. J. Harris plaster sculpture of his young sister as he imagined her to be in older age, dated 67, together with a group of works of Mersea scenes by the same hand (approx 26) each 9.5cm x 13cm

Lot 683

Henry R Jones - etching, Fleet Street, two works, 32 x 12cm, signed, glazed frame

Lot 117

A pith helmet contained in a bespoke toleware case, inscribed J R P Montgomery, 52nd Light Infantry case 36cm longProvenance: John Rupert Patrick Montgomery MC OBE (25th July 1913 – 27th June 2008)John Rupert Patrick Montgomery was born on 25th July 1913 in Bromyard, Herefordshire, England. He graduated from the Royal Military College in September 1933 and was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant into the 1st Battalion, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry.During the Second World War, Montgomery served with distinction. In August 1943, he held the rank of Captain, acting as a temporary Major in the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry. On the 8th May 1943, he commanded the left forward company of the 7th Battalion, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry during an attack south of Gastla Wadi, north of Enfidaville, Tunisia. Under his leadership, the unit captured strategic high ground and held their position despite intense enemy counter-attacks. For this action, Montgomery was awarded the Military Cross (MC). His citation reads:"On the 8th of May 1943, Major Montgomery commanded the left forward company of 7th Oxf & Bucks when they captured the high ground south of Gastla Wadi, north of Enfidaville & exploited to the Wadi itself. During the attack he led his company with skill & determination, quickly crushing enemy resistance. So successfully did he reorganise the left of the position on the Wadi, which formed a deep salient into the enemy lines, that he beat off all enemy counter-attacks. His position was enfiladed & commanded by mountainous country with the enemy continually attempting to infiltrate into it & subjecting it to accurate MG & Mortar fire. In spite of fighting at close quarters, the enemy never succeeded in gaining a foothold. In this action Major Montgomery showed courage & leadership of a high standard & his determination & disregard of personal safety was a great inspiration & incentive to all ranks in their successful & spirited defence."Recommended by:Lieutenant Colonel Ralph Cyril Cruddas, Commanding Officer, 7th Battalion, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light InfantryMajor General Douglas Alexander Henry Graham, Commander, 56th (London) DivisionGeneral Henry Maitland Wilson, Commander-in-Chief, Middle East ForcesBetween 31st January 1944 and 11th June 1944, he served as an Instructor at the Tactical School, Middle East Land Forces. From 8th November 1944 to 21st April 1945, he was assigned as a General Staff Officer, Grade 2 (GSO2) at a Training Centre.In 1953, Montgomery was appointed Lieutenant Colonel of the 17th Battalion of the Parachute Regiment. He was promoted to the substantive rank of Lieutenant Colonel on 3rd February 1955. In 1961, he took command of the 1st Green Jackets (43rd and 52nd) as Lieutenant Colonel.He retired from active service on 7th November 1962, upon which he was named an Honorary Colonel.During the 1970s, Montgomery became involved in humanitarian work. He served as the Colonel of the Southern Sudan Association and authored several papers on the subject of anti-slavery. In 1979, he was appointed Secretary of the Anti-Slavery Society and was awarded the Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) for his contributions to the cause.John Rupert Patrick Montgomery died on 27th June 2008 in Haywards Heath, Sussex, England. Condition Reportstaining to helmet rusting and paint loss to case Discolouration to belt and hat. Dents, paint losses and rusting to case.

Lot 108

A selection of Victorian medals, comprising a South African Medal named to ' 6360 Pte. C. Bone Northampton: Regt.' with Cape Colony and South Africa 1902 bars, F with edge knocks, a South African Medal named to '3438 Sapper J. Morris, RL: Angl: Engrs:' with Cape Colony, Orange Free State and Transvaal bars, VF but cleaned, a Victorian Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal anmed to '4611. Gunner R. Meaney, Cst. Bde. R.A.', VF, an Indian Army silver medal for total abstinence, un-named, F, an Egypt Medal named to 781, Pts. S. Reed, 1/Leic: R.E.' with Suakin 1885 bar, F, and a Khedives Star, F (6 medals in total) Condition ReportPhotos of the naming added.

Lot 107

A First World War Military Cross, together with typed note stating 'T. Lt. A. R. Topping. 2nd Bn. Lanc Fus.. For conspicious gallantry and devotion to duty. Prior to an attack on Drocourt-Queant Line, on Sept. 1918., he carried out several road reconnaisances under great difficultine and heavy Shell fire. On the night of the attack, near Eterpigny, whilst bringing up transport with ammunitions, rations and water, he came into hostile Shell fire, which destroyed a bridge, but in spite of all obstacles he delivered the rations etc. near batallion headquarters.', complete in fitted case

Lot 339

René Lalique (French, 1860-1945) an 'Avalon' vase, no. 986, designed in 1927, opalescent glass, wheel engraved 'R LALIQUE FRANCE No 986',14.8cm highCondition ReportHeavily chipped. With surface wear and scratches.

Lot 450

Picturesque Views of the Principal Seats of the Nobility and Gentry in England and Wales. By the most eminent British Artists. With a Description of each Seat. Harrison & Co. N.D. C1788 (Plates dated 1786-88). After two counts, I can only find 99 plates of the 100, Hence missing one plate. Oblong 4to. Later half leather; light damp staining; Jones' Views of the Seats, Mansions, Castles, & c. of Noblemen & Gentlemen in England, Wales, Scotland & Ireland. Forming part of the general Series of Jones' Great Britain Illustrated. L, Jones & Co. 1829, 1st. Edn. Engraved title page with vignette plus 298 engraved views on 149 Plates. 4to. Near cont. half leather over marbled boards and marbled endpapers. With the bookplate of 'Martin Drury' to front pastedown. VG Joseph Pannell: The Work of Charles Keene With an Introduction and Comments on the Drawings.. New York, R H Russell, 1897, 1st. Edn. With an Original Etching by Keene, mounted & bound in at the front, together with an autograph letter sent from 55 Baker Street, to S Read (10 lines), Signed is full & tipped-in to the front blank. Folio, original cloth gilt; rubbed and with tears to the spine; Edward Horswell: Sculpture of Les Animaliers 1900-1950. Scala Arts and Heritage Publishers Ltd, 2019, Title page Inscribed and signed by Edward. VG+ (4)

Lot 391A

Five Italian pietra dura panels, 20th century, comprising a pair titled 'Paese Sul Lago', 11 x 9.5cm approx, each framed,30.5 x 34cm,another, of a house and sea view, signed 'R Casini', 16.5 x 22.5cm, framed, another, of an iris, 25 x 18cm, labelled 'G Ugolini', framed, another, titled 'Uccellino con Farfalla', of a bird and a butterfly, labelled and signed 'Prof A Frullini', 12.5 x 8.5cm, framed (5)Condition ReportAll fair overall. Sea view - not backed.

Lot 90

A. A. Beekman en R. Schuiling: School-atlas der geheele aarde. Zutphen: W. J. Thieme, 1894. In groene linnen stempelband met goudopdruk. Schaarse eerste druk, met alle gelithogafeerde kaarten compleet. Conditie: In goede staat, enkele spoortjes van gebruik. Afmetingen: 35x25 cm.

Lot 25

Three gold rings to include an 18ct gold and diamond signet ring, 18ct gold wedding ring and a gold/yellow metal and diamond set band18ct signet ring size R/S and weighs 11.6g.18ct wedding ring size N and weighs 8.7g.Yellow metal and diamond band size N and weighs 23.7g.

Lot 215

Antique 18ct gold diamond cluster ring (Birmingham 1918), size R½, 9ct gold wedding band, size P, and a yellow metal ring (lacking stone), size S½18ct gold ring weighs 2.7 grams.9ct gold ring weighs 1.8 grams.Yellow metal ring is unmarked and weighs 2.6 grams.

Lot 226

Contemporary silver bookmark, (Sheffield, no date letter), maker R&D, 22.8 grams, 8cm in length.

Lot 140

of compressed globular form tapering inwards towards the wide mouth, decorated with five brown ovals against a ground of white slip, which falls short of the bevelled ring foot to expose the pale grey granular ware Dimension: H:6cm, W:11.6cm Provenance: From Geoffrey Middle Collection; From a private Sydney collection bought from R and V Tregaskis in the late 1990 s. Mossgreen Auctions, Melbourne, 16th Jun 2014, lot 108 Condition: Good condition Link of detail photos: https://we.tl/t-o9ELrgGcHq

Lot 124

well modelled standing four square on a rectangular base, the spirited animal with its neck reared back, the raised head detailed with large rounded eyes and flared nostrils, the body liberally splashed in amber glaze falling in teardrops over the creamy-white ground Dimension: H:38.5cm Provenance: From Geoffrey Middle Collection; From R&G McPherson Antiques, London, September 2008. With TL Test report, No. C122e71 Condition: Fair condition, neck and legs restored Link of detail photos:

Lot 143

This rare ewer can be attributed to the kilns at Huangpu in Tongquan, Yaozhou county, Shaanxi province, which started producing brown and black-glazed wares during the 7th century. A related brown-glazed ewer of slightly smaller proportions (14.8 cm. high) from the Meiyintang Collection is illustrated by R. Krahl in Chinese Ceramics from the Meiyintang Collection, vol. 1, London, 1994, p. 132, no. 215. Dimension: H:15cm Provenance: From Geoffrey Middle Collection; A similar ewer, but with a spout, described as Tang or Five dynasties, was lot 110 in Sothebys New York sale, November 2016. Condition: Generally in good condition, minor firing imperfection Link of detail photos: https://we.tl/t-Lp1qZhR6bD

Lot 1142

Pappmaché-Figur "Sportsman" nach KASIMIR MALEWITSCH (1879 Kiew - 1935 Sankt Petersburg)suprematistisch bemalte Figur nach dem Gemälde von 1931, unterseitig bezeichnet "Guggenheim Museum SRGF 1996 (Salon R. Guggenheim)", H ca. 142cm

Lot 1309

ROBERT LIEBKNECHT (1903 Berlin - 1994 Paris)Kohlezeichnung auf Papier, "Straßenszene mit Laternen und Passanten" (1931), unten rechts in Bleistift signiert "R. Liebknecht" und datiert, ca. 44x57cm (in Passepartout), gerahmt (69x80,5cm), Papier mit Lichtschäden/gebräunt, leichte Knickspuren

Lot 362

RENÉ LALIQUE (France) Glasvase "Monnaie Du Pape" Entwurf und Ausführung um 1914, farbloses, satiniertes Glas, zylindrische, leicht gebauchte Form, auf schmalem Standring und mit eingezogenem Hals, Reliefdekor in Form von Silberblatt-Zweigen, unterseitig geprägte Signatur "R. LALIQUE", H ca. 24,5cm, Gebrauchsspuren

Lot 365

RENÉ LALIQUE (France) Glas Vase "Formose"1924, farbloses Glas, satiniert, partiell blau patiniert, innen leicht opalisierend unterfangen, Kugelform, Wandung mit Reliefdekor mit Schleierschwanz-Fisch-Dekor, unterseitig Signatur "R. Lalique France", H 17cm

Lot 1350

BLOOS, RICHARD1878 Brühl - 1957 DüsseldorfTitel: Paris. Marktstände auf einem Boulevard. Datierung: 1908. Technik: Öl auf Leinwand. Maße: 74 x 100cm. Bezeichnung: Signiert und datiert unten links: "R. Bloos / Paris - 1908". Rahmen: Rahmen. Provenienz:Privatbesitz, Deutschland. Voraussichtliche Versandkosten für dieses Los: Absprache nach der Auktion.Erläuterungen zum Katalog Richard Bloos Deutschland Düsseldorfer Schule Postimpressionismus 1.H. 20.Jh. Gemälde Rahmen Stadtleben Malerei Frankreich

Lot 1219

LIEVENS, JAN1607 Leiden - 1674 AmsterdamTitel: Susanna und die beiden Alten. Datierung: Um 1630/31. Technik: Öl auf Holz. Maße: 50 x 42cm. Rahmen: Rahmen. Rückseitig:Auf der Tafel altes Sammlungssiegel der Sammlung Buchenau sowie Etiketten Kunsthandel Agnew & Sons, London.Gutachten:Dendrochronologische Untersuchung durch Prof. Klein, Universität Hamburg 27.03.2023: als frühestes Fälldatum des Baumes wird das Jahr 1627 genannt; zuzüglich der Lagerzeit des Holzes ergibt dies ein Entstehungsdatum der Malerei ab 1629;Naturwissenschaftliche Untersuchung zur Bestimmung des Malschichtaufbaus durch Prof. Jägers, Bornheim 09.10.1994.Ausstellung:"Rembrandts Social Network", Museum Het Rembrandthuis, Amsterdam 01.02.-19.05.2019.Provenienz:Privatbesitz, Deutschland, seit 2023;Privatbesitz, Deutschland, seit 1994;Auktion Dorotheum, Wien 01.03.1994, Lot 124;Kunsthandel Agnews London;Auktion Christies, New York, Sale Mrs H.A Brooks et al 02.06.1998, Lot 86;Kunsthandel Agnews London, 1980, Kat.Nr. 2;Privatsammlung Schweiz, seit 1969;Wildenstock Gallery, New York, 1959;Sammlung Buchenau, Niendorf/Lübeck;Galerie Haberstock, Berlin;Sammlung Hermine Reuss zu Greiz (1887-1947), zweite Ehefrau Wilhelm II.Literatur:B. Schnackenburg: Jan Lievens: Freund und Rivale des jungen Rembrandt: mit einem kritischen Katalog des Leidener Frühwerks 1623-1632, Petersberg 2016, Nr. 154, S. 335ff mit Abb.;D. de Witt: Rembrandt and the Climate of religious Conflict in the 1620s. In: Jahrbuch der Berliner Museen, NF 51, 2009, Beiheft, S. 19ff, Abb. 3;W. Sumowski: Gemälde der Rembrandtschüler, Landau 1983, Bd III, Kat.nr 1192, S. 1781, Abb. S. 1831. (Hier aufgeführt als Arbeit des Jan Lievens und mit Angaben alter Literatur, in der das Gemälde als Arbeit Rembrandts geführt wird);R. Klessmann: Katalogtexte zur Ausstellung "Lievens, ein Maler im Schatten Rembrandts", Ausst. Braunschweig 1979, S 228, Anm. 1 (als Arbeit des Jan Lievens um 1630/31);A. Bredius: Rembrandt. The complete edition of paintings, revised by H. Gerson. London 1969, Nr. 493, Abb. 404;K. Bauch: Die Kunst des jungen Rembrandt. Heidelberg 1933, S. 88, Abb. 77 (als Rembrandt);W.R. Valentiner: Rembrandt. Wiedergefundene Gemälde. Stuttgart-Berlin 192, S. 26, Abb.S. XVII (als Rembrandt um 1632).Das Gemälde ist unter der Abb.Nr. 309004 in der online-Datenbank des RKD, Den Haag verzeichnet.Wie auf einer Bühne, angestrahlt von punktuellem, hellem Licht ist der Höhepunkt der Susannen-Geschichte dargestellt: Die schöne junge Frau, Susanna, wird bei der Körperpflege von zwei alten Männern - es sind zudem zwei Richter - sexuell genötigt. Susanna kann sie abwehren und schreit laut um Hilfe. Sie wird im Fortgang der Geschichte ihre Tugend bewahren können. Der weise junge Prophet Daniel wird die beiden Lüstlinge, die mit all ihrer Macht das Opfer verleumden werden, überführen. Aber hier wehrt sich die schreiende Susanna noch nach Kräften, greift mit ihrer Rechten dem einen Angreifer in den Bart, während ihre linke Hand den Arm des anderen Mannes wegzuschieben versucht. Alle drei Personen schauen deutlich zum rechten Bildrand hin. Naht dort schon die Hilfe, die Susannas Schrei herbeigerufen hat? Die Örtlichkeit, in der sich das Geschehen abspielt, ist nicht leicht zu fassen; so dunkel erscheint der Umraum, der die helle Nacktheit Susannas und ihr weißes Tuch, das der linke Mann ergriffen hat, umgibt. Im linken Vordergrund sprudelt ein Wasserstrahl; glitzernder Schmuck und ein Metall-Krug liegen am Boden. Der Hintergrund ist am linken Bildrand mit einem Rundbogen abgeschlossen, durch den eine Landschaft in der Abenddämmerung sichtbar ist. Am rechten Bildrand scheint der grottenartige Platz durch einen Baum begrenzt zu sein. Hier fällt ein Blumenbouquet am ungewöhnlichen Ort auf, das im Streiflicht aufleuchtet.Lange galt diese Bildtafel als authentisches Werk Rembrandts und befand sich in kaiserlichem Besitz. Die kunsthistorische Forschung (u.a. R. Klessmann und Werner Sumowski) hat dieses Gemälde schließlich aber als Werk des Leidener Malers Jan Lievens' erkannt und in die frühen 1630er Jahre datiert. Schnackenburg schließlich führt es in seinem 2016 herausgegebenen Werkverzeichnis zum Frühwerk Jan Lieves als Nr. 154. Er verweist auf die Nähe zu den Historienbildern Lievens' von 1631 und vermutet eventuell eine Entstehung im Jahr zuvor. Ein vorliegendes dendrochronologisches Gutachten kann diese Zeitangabe stützen. Auch van de Wetering hegt in einem Schreiben von 1994 keine Zweifel an der Urheberschaft von Jan Lievens an der Tafel.Jan Lievens ist als ein außergewöhnlich früh entwickelter Künstler bekannt. Seit seinem neunten Lebensjahr erlernt er den Beruf des Malers: zunächst in seiner Heimatstadt, dann von 1618 bis 1620 bei Pieter Lastman in Amsterdam. Zurück in Leiden geht Jan Lievens ab 1625 eine Atelier-Gemeinschaft mit dem nur wenig jüngeren Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn ein. Dieser stammt ebenfalls aus Leiden und hat auch - allerdings etwas später als Lievens und nur sechs Monate lang - bei Pieter Lastman gelernt. Die räumliche Gemeinschaft der beiden jungen Künstler dauert etwa fünf Jahre und beeinflusst auch ihr jeweiliges Werk. Beide spezialisieren sich auf Porträts und Historienbilder und arbeiten gelegentlich eng zusammen. Bis heute hat die kunsthistorische Forschung oft Mühe, die in dieser Phase entstandenen Werke eindeutig zuzuordnen.Der Hell-Dunkel-Kontrast des hier vorliegenden Werks, aber auch die Darstellungsart des Frauenkörpers sind aus gesicherten Rembrandt-Gemälden sehr ähnlich vertraut. Das Gemälde ist, nach der angenommenen Datierung, wohl unmittelbar nach der Zeit entstanden, in der Jan Lievens und Rembrandt sich in Leiden ein Atelier teilten und sich gegenseitig stilistisch beeinflussten.Nach dem Ende der Atelier-Gemeinschaft, etwa 1632, geht Jan Lievens zunächst für drei Jahre nach England. Dort findet er Kontakt zum königlichen Hof und wird wohl auch durch Anthonis van Dijck beeinflusst. 1635 ist er wieder in Antwerpen nachweisbar und erhält dort 1640 das Bürgerrecht. Weitere Stationen seines Lebenswegs sind Amsterdam, Den Haag, Berlin (Schloss Oranienburg) und schließlich ab 1655 wieder dauerhaft Amsterdam. Jan Lievens ist ein sehr erfolgreicher Künstler, der wichtige öffentliche und private Aufträge erhält. Wirtschaftliches Talent scheint der Maler aber nicht zu haben und seine gelegentlich notwendige Flucht vor Gläubigern mag auch ein Grund für seine vielen Ortswechsel sein. 1674 stirbt Jan Lievens verarmt in Amsterdam.2022 hat das "Wallraf-Richartz-Museum" in Köln die biblische Susannen-Geschichte als Bildthema in einer großen Ausstellung aufgearbeitet und mit zeitgenössischem, kritischem Blick untersucht. Die hier gezeigte Bildtafel zeigt eine fast 400 Jahre alte, gerade derzeit so aktuelle Darstellung von Macht- und Ohnmacht-Rollen der Geschlechter. Dieses nun nach 30 Jahren wieder in einer Privatsammlung aufgetauchte Werk aus der besten Schaffensperiode Lievens zählt neben den vielen qualitätsvollen Porträts zu den weitaus selteneren figurativen Gemälden die fast kaum noch am Markt auftauchen, da sie sich in festen Sammlungen oder Museumsbesitz befinden. Voraussichtliche Versandkosten für dieses Los: Absprache nach der Auktion.Erläuterungen zum Katalog Jan Lievens Niederlande Rembrandt-Schule 17.Jh. Originale Rahmen Heiligendarstellung Malerei Akt

Lot 391

WWII Naval Long Service medal group, including the 1939-1945 Star, Atlantic, Pacific, Africa, Defence, War and the George VI Naval Long Service, stars engraved C.P.O R.A Cole, presented to J. 107695 R. A. Cole. P.O. H.M.S Gurkha, boxed.

Lot 55

Five 925 silver gemset rings, R-T, with three 925 silver gemset pendants, largest 40mm, 44g

Lot 389

WWII Territorial medal group, to include the 1939-1945 star, Italy, France And Germany, Defence, War and the George VI territorial, presented to 4803446 CFN. R. A. Locke. R.E.M.E, boxed.

Lot 61

Carolyn Pollack, a 925 silver and gemset pendant, with a Carolyn Pollack 925 silver ring, R, Relios San Poblano, a silver gemset pendant, 30mm, a sterling silver engraved ring, S, and a silver gemset pendant, 18g

Lot 372

WWI three 1914-1915 star medals, presented to 17489 PTE. R. B. Trapnell. Liverpool Regiment, T4-057056 DVR. R. Richardson. A,.S.C and 17572 PTE. D. Moody. Northumberland Fusiliers.

Lot 306

A sterling silver petrol lighter, with 'R' engraved to the front, 5cm.

Lot 379

WWI trio of War, Victory and the 1914-1915 Star, awarded to GS-877 PTE. W. Hunwick. R. W. Kent regiment.

Lot 407

ERII Army Long Service medal group, to include the A.G.S Kenya mounted with the Regular Army and together with the South Arabia C.S.M, presented to 21126198 S.SGT-W.O. CL.1/2. A. R. Rattenbury. R.E.M.E.

Lot 373

WWI-George V mounted medal group, to include the War, Victory and the 1919 Afghanistan N.W.F campaign medal, presented to PO. 19503/900793. PTE/GNR. R/S. J/A. Rattenbury. R.M.L/R.A.

Lot 58

Brad Panteah, a pair of Native American bear earrings, 35mm, two sterling silver rings, R-V, a sterling silver and turquoise heart shaped charm, 13mm, and a sterling silver gemset pendant, 40mm, 45g

Lot 108

A 925 silver T bar fastening chain, four 925 silver rings, O-R, four unmarked silver rings, J-O, two 925 silver bracelets, three silver gemset earrings, and a 925 silver gemset pendant with chain, 148g

Lot 370

WWI Three Victory medals, presented to 93039 PTE. 1. W. B. Baldock. R.A.F, 20923 PTE. A. Roberts. W. Riding and 21567 PTE. A. Shea. R. Lanc. regiment.

Lot 368

WWI 1914 Mons star together with the 1914-1915 star, Mons presented to 11008 L. CPL. S. Beggs. R. Lanc regiment and the 1914-1915 star presented to 2482 GNR. A. E. Dutton. R.F.A.

Lot 404

ERII South Atlantic Falklands medal, with rosette, presented to R. K. Trowden. Appears to be an original medal, we have no further details, if proved to be a copy return for a refund with evidence please.

Lot 1204

1960s Triang Hornby OO gauge - including eight boxed locomotives, comprising an R.869S Winston Churchill loco and tender, SR 21C151; an R855N LNER Flying Scotsman with Steam Exhaust Noise; an R.59S 2-6-2 Class 3MT Tank loco; an R.354 GWR 4-2-2 Lord of the Isles loco and tender; an R.866A LNER 4-6-0 B12 loco and tender; an R.871 LMS 4-6-2 Coronation Class 'King George VI' loco and tender; an R.152 0-6-0 Diesel Electric Shunter; and an R.258 NS LMS 4-6-2 Princess loco and tender (front and rear bogies detached); a boxed R.35 Tender; four unboxed Triang locos; six boxed bogie coaches; a boxed R.666 Articulated Car Carrier; two R.585 Platforms with Canopy Seat; a boxed R.406 Automatic Train Control Set; and a quantity of unboxed coaches and wagons.

Lot 1137

Three African carved stone sculptures - comprising a stylised carved greenstone figure of an elephant, 13.5cm high; a sculpture of a male figure drinking, signed 'R. M. Zvinavashe' to base, 17cm high; a carved soapstone group of two figures with a child, 22.75cm high; together with an African carved wooden bust; a knife with carved hardwood and brass sheath; and four miniature figures of animals. (9)

Lot 531

A mixed lot of six prints: 1. after Mark R. Myers, signed and dated in pencil, 'Nelson Joins The Victory' (1983) and 'The Mary Rose off Southsea Castle' (1982); 17 x 20½ in (43 x 52 cm), framed and glazed. 2. after J.L. Agalse 'The Last Journey on the Road', modern reproduction print, 13 x 17 in. (33 x 43 cm), framed and glazed. 3. three smaller prints in mounts to include a hand-coloured engraving, 'Harrowing with Oxen'

Lot 1078

Cunard White Star interest: an RMS Laconia Art Deco style cabin clock - the square silvered dial with gilt Arabic numerals, within a black, blue and teal striped enamel case with gilt metal edges, the top edge stamped 'R M S LACONIA', fixed key movement (not running), 10.5cm square.

Lot 424

Three 19th / early 20th century pictures, comprising - 1. R. H. Bladon, Coaching scene, watercolour, signed lower right, 6 x 9¼in (15.25 x 23.5cm), gold painted frame 2. Early 20th century Dutch school, Harbour scene, oil on card, unsigned, 5¾ x 9¼in (14.7 x 23.5cm), gilt and composition foliate frame 3. Alfred Hill (British, 19th century), Italianate landscape at dusk, watercolour, signed and dated 1871 lower right, 6¾ x 4¾in (17.2 x 12cm), original gilt and composition frame (a/f) 4. After John Cyril Harrison (1898-1985), Studies of ducks, lithograph, 9 1/8 x 6 3/8in (23.2 x 16.3cm), gold frame

Lot 476

A set of four 19th century hand coloured Cock Fighting engravings after Henry Alken - engraved by C. R. Stock, 12.5 x 17.5cm, in Hogarth frames, 19.75 x 25.75cm. (one with broken glass)

Lot 980

Mouseman and the Yorkshire Critters: a lamp or occasional table by R. J. Anderson 'Anvilman' of Thirsk - the octagonal top with raised moulded edge, on an octagonal and block section column to four angular shaped supports, one with the maker's carved anvil signature to the toe, the underside of the top with incised signature 'R J Alderson Thirsk', the top 37 x 37cm, 59.8cm high. * In good condition, with no faults - no chips, cracks or water marks / fading to the wood. Joints solid. No damage to the anvil signature.

Lot 473

Jasmine Jennings (British contemporary) St Edward's Church, Stow-on-the-Wold Watercolour and ink on paper, initialled 'JJ'. North door and yew trees that inspired J. R. R. Tolkien's Doors of Durin, in the Lord of the Rings.  61cm x 51cm (framed) / A3 painting. 

Lot 446

A late 19th century gilt picture frame with title plate inscribed 'In the Highlands - R. Watson', 64 x 82 cm.

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