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Rachel Littlewood BA(Hons)

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Sale CC1; Lot: 0201: Colin Pearson [1923-2007] a stoneware winged vessel of slender elongate form supporting an everted bowl with torn rim an applied double wings decorated with turquoise and cream washes, applied personal seal to underside, 27.5cm high.

Colin Pearson [1923-2007] A Stoneware Winged Vessel (CC1/201)

Sold for £820

Sale BK21; Lot: 0252: TYNDALE, Walter - An Artist in Egypt 27 tipped-in colour plates, original full gilt vellum, 4to, Hodder & Stoughton, limited edition of 150 copies numbered and signed by the artist, (1912) *Note some foxing otherwise a very fresh bright copy.

TYNDALE, Walter - An Artist in Egypt (BK21/252)

Sold for £240

Sale FS41; Lot: 0566: A pair of London blue and white delftware dry drug jars each painted with an elaborate strapwork cartouche surmounted with a shell and two winged cherubs, a cupid's head and floral swags below, inscribed 'Bals:Lucat' and 'U:Dialthae', circa 1730-50, 16.5cm high [some damage and glaze losses]. *Note. Balsamum Lucatelli was used to treat ulcers and Unguentum Dialthae to decrease inflammation and heal wounds.

A Pair of London Blue and White Delftware Dry Drug Jars (FS41/566)

Sold for £880

Sale FS40; Lot: 0898: An Isfahan rug, the indigo field with deer and with birds in a flowering tree, enclosed by a main indigo border with birds and flowering foliage, 214 x 134cm (some wear).

An Isfahan Rug (FS40/898)

Sold for £720

Sale SS2; Lot: 0064: An early 12-bolt square corselet diving helmet by CE Heinke Sub Marine Engineer, Gt. Portland Street, London, stamped number '2', three circular observation windows, the front window with safety chain, lashing eyes above, rear air inlet, outlet valve to the rear of the left side window, thumb screw lock to the rim, the corselet with centre mounted outlet valve, flanked by copper bar weight hangers, the brails with reinforcing ridges and wing nuts stamped as per title, 47cm high. *Note - CE Heinke were at this address from 1860 until 1904.

An Early 12-bolt Square Corselet Diving Helmet by CE Heinke Sub Marine ... (SS2/64)

Sold for £6,400

Sale FS40; Lot: 0776: A 19th century stained glass panel depicting the nativity, of rectangular outline contained in an associated wood frame, 77 x 89cm.

A 19th Century Stained Glass Panel (FS40/776)

Sold for £320

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