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Click here to subscribeA 9ct yellow gold ruby and diamond set three stone ring, the central ruby approx 0.5ct, flanked by two small round brilliant cut diamonds, size P, and a 10ct yellow gold Ku Klux Klan badge, modelled as a skull with crossed keys and enamelled 'KKK' decoration, 1 x 1cm, combined approx 4.5g (2).
the dark bronze figure emaciated by prolonged austerities, well modelled seated in padmasana, with every rib and sinew defined, the skull like head backed by a circular halo, on a flat fronted plinth with a vajra in relief, H:8.5cm.. Dimension:. Condition:Good condition. Provenance:Private London collection
Miscellaneous items to include a steel buckle in the form of a skull a carved wooded memento mori an antique steel rowel spur 15cm wide and early antique eastern bronze roundel 11cm diameter. Provenance: Alan Winston (1930-2021) primitive arts dealer and painter 1960s -1980s Winston house, New York, USA
Mighty Max - Collection of 15 Bluebird Mighty Max playsets to include Doom Zones Extinguishes The Fire Alien, Doom Zones Lashes Lizard, Doom Zones Blows Up Dino Lab, Series 3 Sinks The Nautilus Sea Slug, Blasts Magus, Trapped In Skull Mountain, Outwits Cyclops, Horror Heads Out Freaks Freako, Horror Heads Survives Corpus, Horror Heads Rams Hydron / Rhesus, Horror Heads Crushes Clawber, Doom Zones Skull Master, Battle Warriors Lava Beast, etc, together with a quantity of Mighty Max figures and related accessories for the playsets
A Tibetan gilt bronze figure of a Dakini, 20th centuryModelled in dancing pose with one arm raised, her body adorned with beaded inlaid jewellery, her face with third eye and a ferocious expression surmounted by a skull tiara with red painted aureole behind.26cm highProvenance:Private Staffordshire collection, the property of a gentleman.
INDIANA JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL (2008) - Three one sheets for the Steven Spielberg action adventure comprising two copies of the advance style featuring Drew Struzan artwork of Indy stood alone with his bullwhip and an advance cast style, together with two commercial prints for RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK, one American (Portal Publications) and one German (Zigzag), rolled (5)IMDB RATING: 6.2 / 10
Queen Anne gold memento mori ring, three centered pearls, the shank with black enamel decoration exposing a gold skeleton inscribed 'memento mori' above the skull and a crossed pick and shovel below the feet, engraved to the interior 'Wm Lanfon obt 3 Octo: 1708 aeta 65', makers mark W GCondition Report:Approx 5.4gm, tested approx 15ct, size L-M, max depth = 4.7mm base of shank = 3.8mm, gold surrounding pearl setting slightly different colour to gold shank (possible adaption/restoration), pearls bright, good luster good condition, some light enamel loss to a couple of areas (most prominent above crossed pick and shovel) scratches to shank but good detail to decoration, inscription within good
A silver and gold, white enamel memento mori skull pendant, with red garnet eyes, length 2cm, 6.9gOverall good conditionEnamel and gemstones in good conditionClients are advised to view and inspect items before bidding and they must satisfy themselves as to the condition of every lot For enquiries about this lot please contact David Pregun at david@kinghamsauctioneers.com
A finely detailed Disney Enchanted Places ornament featuring the Jolly Roger, the infamous pirate ship from Walt Disney’s Peter Pan. This intricately crafted piece showcases textured wood-like surfaces, billowing sails, and pirate-themed accents, including a skull-and-crossbones flag. Designed as part of the Walt Disney Classics Collection, this figurine includes its original box and Certificate of Authenticity. The underside is marked with the Enchanted Places logo and edition details, confirming its authenticity.Dimensions: 3.25"HCondition: Age related wear.
Portraying Shakespeare’s Prince of Denmark in quiet contemplation, this Lladro porcelain figurine titled Hamlet and Yorick (01001254) was sculpted by Salvador Furió. Issued in 1974 and retired in 1983, it features a seated Hamlet holding Yorick’s skull, finished in Lladro’s signature high-gloss glaze. Marked with the classic blue backstamp.Artist: Salvador FurióIssued: 1974-1983Dimensions: 12"HCountry of Origin: SpainCondition: Age related wear.
A Death's Head poison bottle of medium size, late 19th/early 20th century, the glass a rich cobalt blue, modelled as a skull with 'Poison' embossed across the forehead, beneath the base moulded with crossed bones, between them inscribed 'Pat/June/28th/1894', 9cm.Provenance: a private collection from Essex.
A large Death's Head poison bottle, late 19th century, the glass a rich cobalt blue, formed as a skull with 'Poison' embossed across the forehead, moulded with crossed bones beneath the base, the reverse moulded 'Pat Appl'd for', traces of gilding to the eyes and teeth, a repair to the end of one of the bones, 11cm.Provenance: a private collection from Essex.
An Arts & Crafts stained-glass panel, depicting a standing lady holding a scroll and a skull, a scroll behind her head inscribed 'Philosophia', 112cm x 49cm including frameThe pane with the hand holding a scroll is badly cracked. Several other panes have a crack or two. The face panel is not cracked. The painted wooden frame has a few old screw holes to the edges.
Germany, Zwanzig Millionen Deutsche Zuviel [Twenty Million Germans Too Many], 1923, a cast bronze medal by K. Goetz, facing portrait of Georges Clemenceau, left hand on skull, rev. Raymond Poincaré slaying adult and child, 60mm (K 301). Good very fine £100-£150 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK ---
Three posters: possibly later printing of Bill Haley Family Dog FD133 poster (35.5 x 56cm), a later printing or reproduction of FD25, Alton Kelley's Skull and Roses poster for Grateful Dead (this example approx 36 x 50cm), a good quality reproduction of a Jim Salzer poster for Yardbirds and more at Santa Monica (37.5 x 60cm). Also a reproduction copy of OA502. Approx 51 x 76cm. Strong VF condition with image of Jimi Hendrix.
A Hot Toys 1:6 scale collectible Aliens figure, 'Alien Warrior', MMS 354, together with an Aliens vs Predator 'Celtic Predator' Collector's Edition, MMS221 and a Predators 'Beserker Predator' Collector's Edition, MMS138, (missing trophy skull), each in original outer shipping carton, believed to have been previously displayed.Qty: 3
Hot Toys Predator 2 City Hunter Predator 1:6 scale collectible figure, MMS 173, in original box (previously opened, missing retractable spear and trophy skull), together with Predator 2 Lost Predator 1:6 scale figure, MMS76, in original box (box has damage, has been previously opened and missing trophy skull), and three Reel Toys Predator and Predator 2 figures in original packaging (card back loose to two of the figures)
A collection of Alien vs Predator collectibles, to include - Hot Toys Predator 2 Guardian Predator 1:6 scale collectible figure, MMS126, in original box (previously opened and missing bone skull), Hot Toys Predator Major Alan "Dutch" Schaefer 1:6 scale collectible figure, MMS72, in original box (previously opened and missing pistol), Hot Toys Alien vs Predator Machiko Noguchi, MMS74, without original box or accessories, Hot Toys Predator 2 Elder Predator 1:6 scale collectible figure, MMS 233, in original box, Hot Toys Alien vs Predator Scar Predator 1:6 scale collectible figure, MMS 190, in original box and outer carton (missing battle helmet), and three related loose accessories
The Orange and Blews - an extremely rare Gold medal attributed to Lt Gen Sir Robert Rich, ca 1748. The medal obverse depicts a group of arrows bound by Electoral crown upon an altar embellished with a skull and drapery, part surrounded with a scroll inscribed “Strength More Powerful By Union”, the medal rim incorporating a further banner translating to “He Who Is Envious Is Inferior”, this being a shot to James 111 (the Old Pretender) or Prince Charles (the Young Pretender). The medal reverse is dominated by a garter and star above an octagonal altar, the garter inscribed with an abbreviation of “Glorious First August”, and a further inscription being an abbreviation of “Another is not Wanting”, with sides carrying an orange and sprig with abbreviation for “4th November”, the dates commemorating William 111’s arrival in England, the Hanoverian Succession to the British throne, while the latter motto being a further shot at the deposed Stuarts According to the King’s Own Regiment Museum at Lancaster, the society was formed some time between 1733 and 1736 by officers of the King’s Own Royal Regiment to honour the Revolution of 1688 and to celebrate the rise to the throne of the House of Hanover. The colour orange referred to the association with King William 111 while the blue, which was spelled Blew in the 18th century, symbolized the royal connection. Archived information reveals that the society convened quarterly formal dinners until its final such event in 1801, and a list of the founders and later members from 1801 is preserved in the British Library at London. Included in the lot is a hardback book entitled 'The Loyal Friendly Society of Orange and Blew, 1733-1802, author Paul Anwyll which includes an image of this medal on page 36.
The Orange and Blews - an extremely rare 18th C white metal medal for 'The Loyal Friendly Society of Orange and Blew' with ribbon. The medal obverse depicts a group of arrows bound by Electoral crown upon an altar embellished with a skull and drapery, part surrounded with a scroll inscribed “Strength More Powerful By Union”, the medal rim incorporating a further banner translating to “He Who Is Envious Is Inferior”, this being a shot to James 111 (the Old Pretender) or Prince Charles (the Young Pretender). The medal reverse is dominated by a garter and star above an octagonal altar, the garter inscribed with an abbreviation of “Glorious First August”, and a further inscription being an abbreviation of “Another is not Wanting”, with sides carrying an orange and sprig with abbreviation for “4th November”, the dates commemorating William 111’s arrival in England, the Hanoverian Succession to the British throne, while the latter motto being a further shot at the deposed Stuarts According to the King’s Own Regiment Museum at Lancaster, the society was formed some time between 1733 and 1736 by officers of the King’s Own Royal Regiment to honour the Revolution of 1688 and to celebrate the rise to the throne of the House of Hanover. The colour orange referred to the association with King William 111 while the blue, which was spelled Blew in the 18th century, symbolized the royal connection. Archived information reveals that the society convened quarterly formal dinners until its final such event in 1801, and a list of the founders and later members from 1801 is preserved in the British Library at London. Included in the lot is a paperback book entitled 'The Loyal Friendly Society of Orange and Blew, 1733-1802, author Paul Anwyll which includes an image of this medal on page 39.
Ca. 500 BC. A bronze Chalcidian helmet with a rounded skull and a high carinated crown. A raised ridge runs along the lower edge, defining the transition to the cheek guards and neck guard. The eye openings are framed by an arching contour, extending into outwardly flared cheek guards with hinged cheekpieces, attached to the lower edge via a series of small rectangular hinges. A narrow, flaring neck guard extends from the back, curving slightly outward. A prominent nose guard extends downward from the brow, tapering slightly towards the tip.For similar see: The Walters Art Museum, Accession number 54.2468; Christie's, Live Auction 14329, The Exceptional Sale, Lot 7.Size: mm x 270mm; Weight: 1.02kgProvenance: UK private collection; formerly acquired from Alfred Lagneau collection, Switzerland 1970s-80s. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.This piece is accompanied by a historical report from Alessandro Neri, an international Cultural Heritage expert based in Florence, Italy.
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