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Lot 505

A Royal Crown Derby Bali pattern breakfast cup and saucer, together with a blank, Crown Ducal bowl, assorted cups and saucers, parcel lot

Lot 858

2 Carved Hardwood Busts of Eastern figures, by A. Fatimah, Bali, larger 34cm high

Lot 396

Two Balinese hardwood carvings of princesses, one signed to base MD Panti, Denpasar, Bali, height 42cm, the other mounted on a plinth and with damage to headdress, height 37cm (2).

Lot 16

Pair of paintings, one of Thai flautist & the other of village scene (from the artist`s village in Bali)

Lot 214

A collection of ethnic carved wooden figures, to include an Indonesian maiden wearing elaborate headdress inscribed to base "Fiwa Bali Indonesia", a carved African tribal figure, an early 20th Century carved bust of a young man wearing Balian headdress, a carved wood bookend in the form of a bird eating sweetcorn, a wooden figure of an Oriental monk wearing gilt decorated robes, and a carved wood figural bowl

Lot 24

* Sopwith Aviation. A Sopwith Aviation Archive photograph album relating to the Sopwith Wallaby biplane, 1919-20, photographic map frontis. showing the proposed route from St. Johns, Newfoundland to Brooklands, London, six photos of the Wallaby on the ground, twenty technical photos, mostly approx. 24 x 29cm and similar, mounted one to a page with printed captions in the negative, plus a further thirty-four smaller format images showing flight tests, figures and three of wreckage, mostly numbered and captioned in the negative, approx. 8 x 13cm and similar, some mounts chipped and damaged, not affecting photos, tissue guards det., and some def., ownership signature of S. C. Goodenough [Contracts Manager], to front pastedown, contemp. half morocco over cloth boards, with manuscript paper label marked Book 6 now det. from upper cover, worn, oblong folio. The Wallaby registered G-EAKS was designed to compete in an Australian Government prize for an England to Australia flight. It departed Hounslow on 21 October 1919 and on 17 April 1920 it crashed on the Island of Bali, from where it was shipped to Australia and rebuilt as an 8-seater transport. (1)

Lot 142

Zoete & Spies. Dance and Drama in Bali 1938 § Bowers (F.) The Dance in India New York 1953 § Iyer (K. Bharatha) Kathakali: the Sacred Dance-Drama of Malabar 1955 § Ambrose (Kay) Classical Dances and Costumes of India 1957 § Strangways (A. H. Fox) The Music of Hindostan reprint Oxford 1967 illustrations original cloth or boards dust-jackets a little rubbed and frayed; and c.20 others Indian and Southeast Asian dance etc. v.s.(c.25)

Lot 698

INDISTINCTLY SIGNED, OIL, Inscribed verso “Cock Fighting in Bali”, 17” x 23”

Lot 314

A part Royal Crown Derby Coffee Service for eight, `Bali` pattern, together with a tureen and cover, two dishes and gravy boat with saucer

Lot 1408

An old south east Asian Puppet probably 19th Century Bali.

Lot 675

An unusual painted Bali bird mask, probably 19th century, vibrantly enamelled and formed as a mythological Garuda

Lot 36

Afghanistan 1878-80, 4 clasps, Ali Musjid, Peiwar Kotal, Ahmed Khel, Kandahar (Sepoy Bali Ram Corps of Guides Infy.) rivets unofficial, good fine £200-250

Lot 266

Five Royal Crown Derby "Derby Posies" pattern bone china cups and saucers with sugar bowl and "Bali" pattern milk jug, two Mason`s "Mandalay" square dishes in sizes and other china items (a lot, as viewed)

Lot 463

A pair of Bali hardwood half length portrait busts (2)

Lot 134

A C20th Bali carved hardwood figure depicting Hindu Gods 38cm

Lot 164

INDONESIAN SCHOOL Oil on canvas, "Cock Fighting in Bali", indistinctly signed, 18" x 24", framed, Provenance: Ex property of Sir Leslie and Lady Fry (Ambassador).

Lot 165

INDONESIAN SCHOOL 2 Oils on canvas, Eastern Street scenes in Bali, indistinctly signed, largest 12" x 16", (2), framed, Provenance: Ex property of Sir Leslie and Lady Fry (Ambassador).

Lot 120

Two early 20th century ethnographic tribal masks, Probably from Bali, comprising: a red painted wooden face, 27cm high; and a red painted wooden face with wooden cobra decorated headress, 33cm high (2)

Lot 26

Ari Smit, Bali - Hurricane, signed lower left "Ari" oil on canvas, 27 x 37cm

Lot 577

A Royal Crown Bali cup and saucer

Lot 1052

Two books: 'Dance and Drama in Bali', by Beryl De Zoete and Walter Spies, Faber & Faber, 1st Edition 1938, and one on Chinese works of art (in Chinese) (2)

Lot 494

Three Spode bird plates and three Masons plates and a Crown Derby Bali plate

Lot 256

covarrubias (M.) Island of Bali, 1937 fldg. map, cold. and b/w illus., cl.; Wilson (J.) Aorangi, The Story of Mount Cook, 1968, dw.; Mayes (L.J.) The History of Chairmaking in High Wycombe, 1960, dw.; Bliss (W.) Rapid Rivers, 1935, cl.; with A Quantity of Volumes on various subjects including mountaineering (qty.)

Lot 488

A Pair of Bali Wooden Puppets on square stands, 69cm high

Lot 836

A good post-war M.B.E., Second World War minesweeping operations D.S.C. group of six awarded to Lieutenant-Commander J. A. B. Harrisson, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, M.B.E. (Military) Members 2nd type breast badge; Distinguished Service Cross, G.VI.R., reverse officially dated 1944, hallmarks for London 1942; 1939-45 Star; Atlantic Star, clasp, France and Germany; War Medal 1939-45; Naval General Service 1915-62, 2 clasps, S.E. Asia 1945-46, Minesweeping 1945-51 (Ty./A./Lt. Cdr. (SP) J. A. B. Harrisson, D.S.C., R.N.V.R.), this last with official correction to last four letters of surname, cleaned and lacquered, very fine and better (6) £1600-1800 M.B.E. London Gazette 1 January 1951. D.S.C. London Gazette 9 May 1944: For enterprise and skill in minesweeping in H.M. Ships Bressay, Exmouth, Sycamore, Bouvet III and Light Craft. John Anthony Bernard Harrisson was born at Holbeach, Lincolnshire in February 1909 and was commissioned as a Temporary Lieutenant in the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve in July 1940, when he joined the paddle minesweeper H.M.S. Queen of Kent, which operated out of the Firth of Forth. In December of the same year, having briefly attended the Hartlepool base Paragon, he was given command of the minesweeper trawler Ben Torc and, between November 1942 and June 1943, he served in a similar capacity in the Sukha, a whaler minesweeper. But it was for his subsequent command of the M.M.S. 272, in the period June 1943 to April 1945, and more specifically in "Operation SN. 123" - hazardous minesweeping operations in the Orkneys and Shetlands - that he was awarded his D.S.C., which distinction he received at an investiture in October 1944. Of his wartime career in minesweeping, his son wrote: I know one of his trawlers was sunk under him and he spent many hours in the North Sea before being picked up suffering from hyperthermia; he also had a very lucky escape when he paid a visit to the heads during the night - he returned to find a piece of red hot shrapnel in the centre of his blazing pillow ... I do know that he dismantled one of the very first acoustic mines that they had swept, but did not recognize - rather than detonate it in the usual manner, a net was cast over it and it was towed to shallow water and then very carefully manhandled on to the beach. In August 1945, after a brief spell at the training establishment King Alfred, and by now an Acting Temporary Lieutenant-Commander, Harrisson took command of the landing ship (tanks) L.S.T. 3020, in which vessel he served out in the Far East until August 1946 and was present at the Japanese surrender of Bali - his son was under the impression that he may have received a Dutch award on the same occasion, but no such distinction appears in Seedies. And his final seagoing appointment was in the "Danlayer" Lingay, following which he served out in Germany as a representative on the Control Commission, a period that also witnessed him returning to minesweeping duties, this time in command of ex-German Navy personnel and ships. Having then been demobbed, Harrisson lent good service to the Sea Cadet Corps, and was awarded his M.B.E. while stationed at the Akbar Nautical Training College, Heswell, Cheshire, which distinction he received at an investiture held in February 1951. In August 1954, however, he was appointed a Flight Lieutenant in the Education Branch of the Royal Air Force, in which capacity he served until relinquishing his commission in August 1963. A keen poet all his life, Harrisson died in Norwich, Norfolk in 1983; sold with a copy of his co-authored Minesweeping Nonsense Verses (a.k.a. PAD), published in November 1944, and his Catullus, The Dedication to Cornelius and the Poems about Lesbia, published in 1980, this signed by author; together with an e-mail from his son outlining his late fathers naval career, including a copy of a photograph of recipient in later life.

Lot 2659

A mid-20th Century carved softwood group of two birds and crab standing on a naturalistic wave-like base, signed 'Jaya, Mas, Bali' to underside.

Lot 1

Simon-Albert Bussy, 1869-1954 crake de bali signed; also titled on the backboard pastel 34x26cm.; 13.5x10.25in.

Lot 48

A Royal Crown Derby "Bali" pattern part combination service, thirty-five pieces approx

Lot 1

M.D. Karmayasa Padangtegal-Ubud, Bali oil on canvas, signed 89cm x 59cm

Lot 328

Chinese blanc de chine female statuette of Quan Yin with carved circular base, 47cm high Note-Quan Yin is one of the most universally beloved of deities in the Buddhist tradition. Also known as Kuan Yin, QuanAm (Vietnam), Kannon (Japan), and Kanin (Bali), She is the embodiment of compassionate loving kindness.

Lot 1

Indonesia - Java. D'Apres de Mannevillette (Jean Baptiste), Carte de L'Isle de Java, avec les Isles de Banca, de Billiton, et une partie de celles de Sumatra et de Borneo, [1775],. uncoloured engraved chart of Java and parts of Sumatra, Bali and Borneo, soundings marked, plate dimensions 505 x 683 mm (1)

Lot 1

A Midwinter dinner and coffee service for four Decorated in the 'Bali Hai' pattern, comprising; six large bowls, four small bowls, four large plates, four lunch plates, a coffee pot, four coffee cups and saucers, and a milk jug (29)

Lot 1

Three wooden carved Bali heads

Lot 1

A Midwinter pottery part coffee service decorated in the 'Bali-Hi' pattern, comprising; coffee pot, cream jug, sugar bowl, six cups and saucers.

Lot 1

A Crown Derby Coffee set in the Bali patternBest Bid

Lot 1

A group of assorted pictures and prints, Including oil paintings, two inscribed Bali, two oleographs, an Egyptian subject on papyrus, and others. (qty) Best Bid

Lot 1

Three tie-dyed silk panels Indonesian 20th century including two purple ground panels one with multi-coloured spot and floral repeats and lace border probably Bali; the third with plain green field and purple borders the largest 210 by 72cm (3)

Lot 1

Waley (Arthur) An Introduction to the Study of Chinese Painting out-of-series copy from an edition limited to 50 de luxe copies on hand-made paper and signed by the author original pigskin t.e.g. others uncut rubbed 1923 § Waley (Arthur editor) The Year Book of Oriental Art and Culture 1924-1925 2 vol. plates loose in folder 1925 § de Zoete (B.) and Walter Spies. Dance and Drama in Bali with a preface by Arthur Waley 1938 plates and illustrations all but the first original cloth; and an ordinary copy of the first and 2 pamphlets on art 4to & 8vo (7)

Lot 1

* Road to Bali, Paramount, 1952, U.S. 1-sheet poster, directed by Hal Walker, starring Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, folded, edges sl. chipped in places, a couple of small tears to folds, 41" x 27" (1)

Lot 1

A Balinese painting on canvas depicting figures in a fruit market, inscribed 'A.A.G. Diana, Ubud, Bali', 94cm x 124cm.

Lot 1

Younghusband, Sir Francis & Molyneux, Major. Kashmir, London 1911. Decorated cloth, colour illustrations, 4to plus Covarrubias, Miguel. Island of Bali, London 1937. Decorated cloth, 8vo plus other general books. (shelf)

Lot 1

Dickens, Charles, [The Works], London, Hazell, Watson & Viney, Ltd, [n.d.], large 12mo (180mm x 120mm.), sixteen volumes, half titles, frontispiece, plates, original blue cloth, spines lettered in gilt With a number of other works including Sven Gillsater s We Ended in Bali (240mm x 140mm.), W. D. Christie s The Poetical Works of John Drydale (London, 1874), and The Sputh American Handbook 1958/59 (London & New York, 1958)

Lot 1

Ubud School, Balinese 20th century- Deities by a temple; tempera on canvas, inscribed 'Md. Gatera, Ubud, Bali' on the reverse, 42x56.5cm

Lot 1

COVARRUBIAS (MIGUEL) Island of Bali, 1st ed, folding map frontis, plates (5 col.) plus photographic plates at rear, illustr, orig. pictorial cloth gilt, New York, 1937--BALFOUR (FREDERIC HENRY) Leaves From My Chinese Scrapbook, 1st ed, orig. cl, Trubner, 1887--and 10 others travel (12) LOCATION H

Lot 1

A collection of ten packs of playing cards and card games, to include "Spelling Bee" by Waddy Productions; "Bali" by Speers Games; and others.

Lot 1

Waddell (LA), The Buddhism of Tibet or Lamaism, 1939 2nd edn, in pictorial cloth. With: Western Australia an Official Handbook (Perth 1925); van Helsdingen's Daar Werd Wat Groots Verricht (Amsterdam 1941); & Nielsen's Bali (Amsterdam 1928) (4)

Lot 1

Midwinter black Bali-Hai tureens, cup, saucer etc ; plus Arthur Wood tankard with bowling scene (nine).

Lot 1

A carved ivory bridge of seven graduated elephants on carved wooden stand, 40 cms, a native carved hardwood bust of a Bali fisherman, 26 cms, a decorative lacquered box and cover in the form of a book, 18 cms, and a set of six Chinese lacquered bowls.

Lot 1

duPont : Phillipine Birds; Coates, Bishop and Gardner : A Guide to the Birds of Wallacea; and ten other books on the birds of Madagascar, Java, Bali, Sumatra, New Guinea, Vietnam, etc.

Lot 1

A Margaret J Wrightson bronze 'Pride of the village Bali' signed and dated 1938 on ebonised base

Lot 1

Mid-Winter Stylecraft coffee set for six, "Bali-Hai" pattern, slight crazing

Lot 1

Balinese School. Two court scenes, watercolour, signed M D. Djate. Baturn. Bali. 12" x 8".

Lot 1

2 Wooden Carved Female Busts Signed A Fatimah Bali

Lot 1

---. Chapman (F.Spencer) Lhasa: The Holy City, FIRST EDITION, introduction by Charles Bell, coloured frontispiece, plates, original cloth, soiled, spine ends rubbed, 1938 ~ de Zoete (Beryl) and Walter Spies. Dance and Drama in Bali, FIRST EDITION, plates, original cloth, head and tail a little faded, dust-jacket, rubbed, tears to upper and lower edge and extremities, 1938 ~ Story (Alfred Thomas) The Building of the Empire, 2 vol., plates, illustrations, original pictorial cloth, extremities frayed, 1898 ~ Sitwell (Sacheverell) The Cyder Feats, original cloth, tanned at spine and edges, 1927; and a large quantity of others, Miscellaneous, v.s. (qty).

Lot 1

Five carved hardwood Bali busts, signed 'A.Fatimah, Bali', late 20th century, 38cm (15") and diminishing

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