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TWO SOUTH EAST ASIAN CAST METAL ITEMS OF DOOR FURNITURE. Comprising: a door handle in the form of a dancing Buddhist female deity, with screw fittings, the other, a door knocker cast as an elongated figure with arms outstretched holding an offering, with long robe and peaked hat, 21.5cm long (2) Small areas of rusting to the door handle, some surface scratching to the knocker through use, some surface wear overall.
A small Moritz Gottschalk wooden framed red roof dolls house, with 2 levels, Circa 1915, with lithographed red brick and sand stone effect exterior, front door with fan light and lion head knocker, three glazed windows and flower boxes and attic windows, front opens to two rooms on 2 levels with green tinplate fireplace, metal cot and other furniture, 12" (30cm) (H) x 7½" (19cm) (W) x 5" (13cm) (D) (FS) (4)
A good example of a Tri-ang No.93 large Dolls House in Tudor style, English 1930s, the painted wooden house on a green base, with painted shrubbery to first floor, half-timbered gables, green front door with metal letter box and knocker, garage with opening doors, front opens in four sections to two bedrooms, dining room, bathroom, kitchen, hallway and landing with staircase, all with good original papers to walls and floors. Side entrance with porch and seat, opening white metal framed windows with dummy green shutters and original blue checked fabric curtains, red tiled roof and two chimneys. Each room with fireplace, kitchen with built in stove, dresser and sink, bathroom with wooden bath, and metal Tri-ang plaque to rear, 24 ¼” (62cm) tall, 48” (122cm) wide, 17” (44cm) deep, (condition: generally very good, some paint loss to rear of roof). Please note: For viewing, shipping and collection of this lot please contact Leigh Gotch at C&T Auctioneers direct.
A quantity of brass decorative items, to include a lion's head door knocker, a ship cast as a door knocker, collection of horse brasses, pin trays, a pair of hip flasks, a quantity of beer bottle caps throughout the ages, together with a quantity of decorative biscuit tins. (1 tray and loose)
Childish, Billy (pseudonym for Steven John Bill Hamper). 2005 poems 1996- 2005. Published by Hangman Books, Chatham. Hand painted outer cardboard box shell in brown featuring scene of cyclist atop a bicycle to lid, signed to inner lid & numbered 3 of 100 by Childish; the box containing an original woodblock print numbered 18 of 100, a handmade bar of chocolate produced by Childish wrapped in brown paper, and eight pamphlets of poetry, each with original woodblock print & hand stamped titles to front cover. Poetry booklets being 'i have been lying all my life', 'ghosts at noon', 'the knocker off of tall hats', 'the book of my enimys', 'the perfict life of a poet', 'where the tiger prowls striped and unseen', 'old 4 legs', and 'this is my shit and it smells good to me'. Small 8vo.
▲ Thomas Smith Tait (1882-1954), a bronze door knocker, designed by Tait, in collaboration with Walter Gilbert (1871-1946), for Gates House, Wyldes Close, Hampstead Garden Suburb, the knocker cast as a centaur, signed 'Gilbert...', the backplate later, reproduced from photographs of the knocker in situ, 10cm wide 32cm high13cm deepProvenance: Thomas Smith Tait was the vendor's grandfather. Gates House was designed in 1915 by T Laurence Dale and altered by Thomas Smith Tait in 1930. It is a brick house in English bond, with a high hip and tiled roof. Tait added to either side a cubic, flat-roofed and single-storeyed extension, similar to the original design, and produced an exciting and novel effect characteristic of interwar design. On the side of the Tait extension is a low relief panel showing children engaged in building activity. The front door is shown in the photograph accompanying the lot description.
Mixed lot of collectables including a diecast Burago model of Alfa Romeo, boxed, a boxed military type aircraft P.12 compass dated 1965, a large brass lion mask door knocker, a set of David Clark Company headphones, model H10-40, an early 20th century French black bakelite telephone and a copper coal scuttle
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