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A Chinese Yixing teapot and cover with incised script, blue and white porcelain rectangular tea caddy, Qing Dynasty with "Islimi" and lotus decoration with hardwood stand and cap, 13 cm high x 8.5 cm the caddy, A Chinese blue and white circular spice box and cover,, late Qing Dynasty, 19th-century Japanese porcelain figure of Kannon, a large Chinese blue and white "Thousand Boy" circular charger, a Famille Rose spill vase, bisque vase decorated with peonies. Ying and Yang circular dishBlue and white tea caddy base, cover missing, but with wooden stand and cover, no cracks or splitsCircular lidded box with slight chips around the handleLarge blue and white tea bowl OKSmall blue and white saucer surface scratchesKanon has a long crack running the length of her body.Pen rest OKSmall celadon vase okLarge charger OKFamille Rose spill vase OKYing Yang dish OKWhite prunus vase slight crack to the neck.Teapot has small internal chip to the rim under cover.
LANGUAGE: French | DIMENSIONS: 342 x 285 mm | THE FULL TITLE OF THE WORK: unnamed map file | CONDITION: torn cover, detached part of the endpaper, loose leaves, notes in pencil and pen | Bidders are requested to inquire about the condition of the lot prior to the auction. Any complaints will be disregarded.
Star Trek: Voyager Crew Jacket and related memorabilia – includes, Star Trek: Voyager, black padded crew jacket, fully lined, with TV series title embroidered in white and gold across the back, full-zip front with snap fasteners, rolled hood and detachable zip sleeves, snap fastener front pockets, label reads ‘Result, Paramount Pictures 1998’, size M, unworn as new; together with, Star Trek: Wrath of Khan, uniform badge, boxed (x2); Star Trek: No Contact, stainless steel pen boxed (x2); Star Trek: Generations, journal; Star Trek pins; Star Trek Paramount Pictures CD case holder; Star Trek: Hypermouse II, computer mouse; Star Trek Sony watchmen; and Star Trek Paramount Pictures paperweight. (12) Provenance:The vendor worked as a receptionist for 15 years with Cinema International Corporation (CIC) film distribution company started by Paramount Pictures and Universal Pictures in the early 1970s.
Jane Fonda (b. 1937) American actress and activist. Autographed glossy colour photograph, Signed in black marker pen lower left, depicted in her title role as Barberella (1968),12 x 8 inches.Jane Fonda’s film and television career spans over six decades and her work has been recognised with numerous awards including Academy Awards for Best Actress for Klute (1971) and Coming Home (1978). Fonda has actively supported civil rights and the feminist movement since the 1960s. This item has not been authenticated, please satisfy yourself as to the veracity of this item prior to bidding.
U2: McCORMICK (Neil): U2 By U2, Autographed hardback book - first UK edition, signed to the title-page in silver maker pen by Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton & Larry Mullen Jr, numerous colour and monochrome illustrations, photo illustrated dust jacket, unclipped, published London: Harper Collins, 2006. Signed in person for the vendor at a book signing event.
A set of five Victorian horn and silver drinking cups, comprising of five stacking cups with silver rims by Brockwell & Son, London 1882, with applied silver shield mounts, 8.3-10.7cm high together with teak and brass mounted pen pot, 20th century, with applied shield, 9cm highProvenance: The property of the late Baron John Mauger Langin. Condition ReportThe horn with some nibbles and chips to the rims, a couple with splits. The silver with some denting and tarnishing. The pot with knocks and wear. More photos added - all silver collars dented and loose. all marks are photographed
A collection of silver items, to include, a rattle by Sydney & Co, Birmingham 1904, 10cm high, together with a thimble, by Charles Harris Chester 1896, 2.5cm high, and vesta case with chased decoration, by Charles Saffell, London 1890, 5.5cm long, a silver belt, with links formed of Mandarin characters, marked Hong Kong, together with a silver plated pepperette, formed as a thistle, and a dip pen, marked Mordan, weighable 6.3ozt (qty.) Condition ReportKnocks, wear, and rubbing throughout.
AN ENGRAVED BRASS ASTROLABE PROPERTY FROM AN IMPORTANT EUROPEAN PRIVATE COLLECTION Safavid Iran, dated 1125 AH (1713 AD), signed by the maker Amin Mohammad Shams al-DinOf typical circular shape, comprising five engraved plates and an openwork rete with scrolling, intertwined vegetal interlace and an ecliptic ring at the top, the rule and mater densely engraved with Arabic letters and references, the womb featuring six decreasing concentric circles with Arabic inscriptions, the central roundel marked with the date '1125' (1713 AD) and signed by the maker Amin Mohammad Shams al-Din, another six bands occupying half hemisphere on the reverse, the cusp once fitted with a qibla pointer, now missing, engraved with rosettes on the front and an arabesque composition with a lotus flower flanked by split palmette scrolls on the back, with an old Sotheby's London tag reading Ottoman engraved brass astrolabe, Turkey, and extra notes in pen.13cm diameter and 16.5cm long Provenance: Chiswick Auctions, 29 April 2022, lot 92. Used in astronomical observations and for timekeeping, astrolabes allowed users to chart celestial bodies; determine the direction of Mecca; and navigate. Astrolabe makers were highly skilled craftsmen who often worked closely with scholars and astronomers to achieve the greatest level of precision and detail in their creations. Often, these scientific instruments were engraved not only with celestial markers but also religious inscriptions, demonstrating the dual role these devices played in both practical astronomical navigation and religious observance (e.g. determining prayer times and the direction of Mecca). During the Safavid period, their purpose became even more multi-faceted. In fact, despite their functional purpose, astrolabes and scientific tools became symbols of the cultural advancement promoted by the Persian shahs. As an example of this, the renowned Safavid astrolabe made by Muhammad Muqim al-Yazdi in 1647 - 48 AD, created for the Safavid ruler Shah Abbas Il, acts as both an utilitarian instrument, as well as a work of art and reminder of the degree of excellency strived for at the Safavid court. 13cm diameter and 16.5cm long Qty: 10
A SMALL QAJAR LACQUERED PAPIER-MÂCHÉ PEN CASE (QALAMDAN) WITH GOL O BOLBOL MOTIF Iran, dated 1267 AH (1850 AD)With rounded ends and sliding tray, polychrome-painted, heightened with gold, and lacquered, the top decorated with the recurrent Qajar literary topos of the rose and the nightingale (gol o bolbol), with a row of large rose stems and birds perched amongst their branches, the sides with floral festoons with moths and a double pair of Mandarin ducks on the rounded ends, the underside and interior with a gilt vine scrollwork with grape bunches against red ground, the date 1267 AH inscribed in black ink inside a cusped gilt cartouche on the outer edge of the underside.2.3cm x 17cm 2.3cm x 17cm Qty: 1
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