PDF Catalogue Advanced Search ▼ Lots Per Page 122448 Advanced Search Sort by DefaultTime LeftLot#Lot NameNewestHighest PriceLowest PriceBidsViews Filter By Categories Fans Category match ANY of the aboveALL of the above Featured Exclude closed lots Price Lot Number Results: Viewing lots 1-48 of 223. View <<|12345|>> Lot 2000 Two Recent Books on Lace Fans: Consisting of ''Lace Fans'', by the lace maker Ann Collier, published in 2002, containing full colour images of many of her fans plus instructions for making 20 of them. Together with a French publication, ''Eventails - Fans'', on Normandy Lace Fans, showing patterns for lace leaves, and images of fans from the XVII century to the present day. Produced by the DBCC, an association established to develop the Art of Lace and preserve the lace heritage of the area. Tex Estimate:£40 - £60Status:Not Sold View details Estimate:£40 - £60Status:Not Sold Lot 2001 Five Hardback Books Relating to Fans, to include: ''The Fan. Fashion and Femininity Unfolded'' by Valerie Steele, first published in the USA by Rizzoli, New York. Fully illustrated in colour with many types and ages of fan; ''Fans, Ornaments of Language and Fashion'', by James Mackay; ''The Letts Guide to Collecting Fans'', by Susan Mayor; ''Fans'', by Alexandre F. Tcherviakov, the collection of the Palace of Ostankino in Moscow. In English with full colour illustrations; and ''The Book of Fans' Estimate:£50 - £80Sold For:£50Status:Closed View details Estimate:£50 - £80Sold For:£50Status:Closed Lot 2002 Three Fan-Related Books, to include: ''Fan Tales'' by Philippe Mesmer, published in New York in 2002. Contains full colour images of a variety of fans: A softback edition of ''Fans, A collectors' Guide ''by Nancy Armstrong, reprinted in 1990; and ''Fancy Fans'', Pascal Payen-Appenzeller, presenting fans from the collection of Anne Hoguet, Paris. Printed in 2001. Spans the 18th to the 20th centuries Estimate:£30 - £50Sold For:£30Status:Closed View details Estimate:£30 - £50Sold For:£30Status:Closed Lot 2003 ''Fans of Imperial China and Fans of Imperial Japan'': Two volumes written by Neville John Irons and published in 1882. Autograph dedication by the author in November 1993. Contain text and images of most types of Chinese and Japanese fan. Both in their protective cardboard sleeves. Together with a small fan-shaped book covered in red and gold fan patterned brocade entitled ''Painted Fans of Japan'', first printed in 1962 in Japan, sixteenth edition 1981. Edited by Reiko Chiba. Contains images o Estimate:£50 - £80Sold For:£70Status:Closed View details Estimate:£50 - £80Sold For:£70Status:Closed Lot 2004 Five Books Relating to Fans: To include ''Fans'' by Nancy Armstrong, with autograph dedication by the author; ''Unfolding beauty: The Art of the Fan'', by Anna Gray Bennett relating to the Esther Oldham Collection in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; ''Fans in Fashion'' by the same author and Ruth Berson, selections from the Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco; ''Fans from the East'', Debrett/V&A; and ''The Fan and Lace'' by Beryl Melville, 1991 Estimate:£40 - £60Sold For:£30Status:Closed View details Estimate:£40 - £60Sold For:£30Status:Closed Lot 2005 Six Publications Relating to Fans: To include ''The Fan and Lace'' by Beryl Melville; ''A Collector's Guide to Fans over the Ages'' by Bertha de Vere Green published in 1975; ''Fans'', a small booklet published to accompany the Exhibition ''Ivory, Feathers and lace'' Held at the Fan Museum in Greenwich in 1975/76;'' A Collector's History of Fans'' by Nancy Armstrong published in 1974; ''The Letts Guide to Collecting Fans'' by Susan Mayor published in 1991, and ''Imperial fans from the Hermitage' Estimate:£40 - £60Status:Not Sold View details Estimate:£40 - £60Status:Not Sold Lot 2006 Five Books Relating to The Fan: To include ''Australia's Fan Heritage'' by Audrey North, first published in 1985; ''The Fan'' by Mary Gostelow, first published in 1976; ''Fans'', in the Costume Accessories Series, by Helene Alexander, first published in 1984; ''Collecting Fans'' by Susan Mayor, first published in 1980; and ''The Book of Fans'' by Nancy Armstrong, first published in 1978 Estimate:£40 - £60Status:Not Sold View details Estimate:£40 - £60Status:Not Sold Lot 2007 Patents: Maryse Volet: A rare copy of ''Les Brevets d'Eventails Déposés en France Au 20eme Siecle'' being research by Madame Maryse Volet on patents for fans filed in France during the 20th century. Printed in Geneva, Switzerland, in September 1992. Contains drawings, and text in both English and French. Studies the periods 1829 to 1991 and shows unusual innovations as well as mechanical fans. Used by inventors to protect their designs as competition increased. Lists inventors in alphabetical or Estimate:£40 - £60Sold For:£90Status:Closed View details Estimate:£40 - £60Sold For:£90Status:Closed Lot 2008 History of the Fan: By G Woolliscroft Rhead, printed in London by Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co Ltd, the edition being limited to 450 copies. This edition is in fact not numbered but stated to be ''Complementary'', and to all intents and purposed appears to be the same as those editions which are numbered. Dark green binding with gold lettering and imagery. The contents reflect fans belonging to Mr Woolliscroft Rhead's social circle, including Royalty and titled Ladies, the fans lent for the Estimate:£100 - £200Sold For:£90Status:Closed View details Estimate:£100 - £200Sold For:£90Status:Closed Lot 2009 Three Glazed Fan Cases, two shaped, one containing a horn brisé fan with 16 sticks, gently rounded tips, the case glazed at both sides. The second shaped case, stamped at the rear for Walter Jones, 196 Sloane Street, SW, is lined in deep olive green velvet, and the final case is rectangular. All three cases are wood and gilded. Case 1, span 16.25 inches or 41cm approx Case 2, span 19.25 inches or 49cm approx Case 3, span 21 inches or 54cm approx Estimate:£40 - £70Sold For:£20Status:Closed View details Estimate:£40 - £70Sold For:£20Status:Closed Lot 2010 A Large Glazed Fan Case, suitable for a late 19th century fan, lined in mustard moiré silk, the back padded. Shaded upper edge, straight lower edge, Easy opening. The frame is covered in pale brown paper. Edged with braid. Span approx. 27 inches or 68.5cm along the bottom edge Estimate:£30 - £50Sold For:£20Status:Closed View details Estimate:£30 - £50Sold For:£20Status:Closed Lot 2011 Two Shaped Fan Display Cases, with gilded wood frames, the first unglazed but the brown silk covered back panel is present. The second, larger frame is glazed and lined in a dark olive green fabric. Case 1, span 20 inches or 51cm Case 2, span 24.75 inches or 63cm Estimate:£30 - £60Sold For:£20Status:Closed View details Estimate:£30 - £60Sold For:£20Status:Closed Lot 2012 A Large and Decorative Framed Late 19th Century Fan, blousy yellow roses painted on a pale coffee gauze, panels of a lighter machine lace serving as a top border and as insertions. Finished with a cream rope effect and fringed silk tassel. Mounted on wood, the monture with shaped gorge sticks and plain, darker guards, the fan is backed with red velvet and contained in a fan shaped case, glazed, the gilded frame with a central bow in the French style. Guard length 11 inches or 28cm Estimate:£80 - £120Sold For:£30Status:Closed View details Estimate:£80 - £120Sold For:£30Status:Closed Lot 2013 Three Montures Without Leaves, perhaps suitable for lace makers, one of bone, in mid- 18th century form (guard length 10.25 inches or 26.5cm), the second a dark tortoiseshell with light mottling to the gorge (9.5 inches or 24cm), and an Art Nouveau example, of painted and shaped bone, with elaborate guards and undulating gorge, some other decoration with the appearance of scales (9.5 inches or 24cm). All with ribs present. Estimate:£80 - £120Sold For:£50Status:Closed View details Estimate:£80 - £120Sold For:£50Status:Closed Lot 2014 Seven Porcelain Fan Shaped Decorative Plates, ''The Fans of the Fitzwilliam Museum'' by Compton and Woodhouse 1995. The designs are described as relating to ''exquisitely decorated fans celebrating rare and beautiful patterns housed in England's most famous university Museum''. Three plates are of a larger size, with a span of approximately 10 inches or 25.5 cm. These are entitled ''Pastoral Interlude'', ''Courting'' and ''The Romantic Shepherdess''. Two more are of a span of 9.5 inches or 24cm, Estimate:£30 - £60Sold For:£30Status:Closed View details Estimate:£30 - £60Sold For:£30Status:Closed Lot 2015 A Circa 1900 Black Handmade Lace Fan, most likely Chantilly, the lace of floral design, the flower centres and swirling borders with intricate fillings. Backed in cream, mounted on tortoiseshell, slight mottling to the gorge sticks, tortoiseshell loop. Mounted in a modern fan shaped frame, gilded, and glazed. Guard length 9.5 inches or 24cm. Estimate:£150 - £250Sold For:£170Status:Closed View details Estimate:£150 - £250Sold For:£170Status:Closed Lot 2016 A Mid-19th Century Ivory Fan, the carved and well-shaped monture gilded in two shades of gold. The guards, shaped to fit a rather narrow lithographed leaf, feature a roundel and a further panel containing a cornucopia. The gorge sticks continue the bold construction, each being pierced to accommodate a band of roundels which give an almost cabriolet effect. The gorge, sticks, in pairs, feature cornucopia and flowers. The double paper leaf shows a group of ladies in Arcadian style, pastel colours Estimate:£150 - £200Status:Not Sold View details Estimate:£150 - £200Status:Not Sold Lot 2017 Europa and the Bull: A Very Slender Early 18th Century Ivory Fan, the guards delicately piqué with steel in a floral design, the gorge sticks plain. With the addition of tortoiseshell thumb guards. The double paper leaf, printed and hand coloured, shows Europa astride the bull, enjoying the outdoors and gentle pursuits with her ladies, oblivious to the fact that her bull is in fact Zeus in one of his many disguises. The scene, rolling hills and a stone tower with outbuildings in the background, Estimate:£150 - £250Sold For:£220Status:Closed View details Estimate:£150 - £250Sold For:£220Status:Closed Lot 2018 An 18th Century Ivory Fan, the monture very fine and slender, the gorge plain, the upper guards carved and painted with flowers leaving parts to be decorated with tiny slivers of Mother-of-pearl, giving a lightness to the fan, and complementing the elegance of the double paper leaf. The recto is very delicately painted with a dull turquoise horizonal band, peppered with tiny silver dots, above which features a shaped border of tiny leaves and flowers. Filling the remainder of the leaf, festoons Estimate:£150 - £250Sold For:£160Status:Closed View details Estimate:£150 - £250Sold For:£160Status:Closed Lot 2019 A Mid-18th Century Ivory Fan, the monture well carved, deep carving to the upper guards with flowers and a chinoiserie figure, the gorge intricately carved to cross over in a lower band, chinoiserie figures and buildings featuring in three sections outlined in gold. Centrally the double silk leaf is painted with a rural waterside scene, a very pointed mountain in the background, figures travelling on tiny boats, a ruin on the opposite bank. To each side, quite simple rural scenes of trees and hi Estimate:£400 - £600Sold For:£400Status:Closed View details Estimate:£400 - £600Sold For:£400Status:Closed Lot 2020 A Fine Early 18th Century Ivory Fan, dated 1740's, the monture relatively plain save for gentle shaping to the edges of the gorge sticks and a rope effect to the guards with colour applied to emphasises the low relief. The double paper leaf is printed and hand coloured with great detail, some of which being highlighted with applied ground mother-of-pearl. Central to the recto, a female Chinese figure in decorated robe, holding a large fixed shaped hand screen, and accompanied by a younger female Estimate:£250 - £500Sold For:£250Status:Closed View details Estimate:£250 - £500Sold For:£250Status:Closed Lot 2021 A Conundrum Fan, an English etched and hand coloured fan dated 1791, the upper central border stating ''Published Jan'y 1st 1791 by John Cock and Co. No. 21 Wood Street''. The recto shows a flag, a pair of scales, a stone archway, buildings, music and various riddles and verse, in both English and French. A double paper leaf mounted on plain pale wood sticks. The verso is printed in red with Lady Townsend's Magic Circle (in the form of a wheel with lettering around the outside edge, initials LT Estimate:£250 - £350Sold For:£350Status:Closed View details Estimate:£250 - £350Sold For:£350Status:Closed Lot 2022 The History of England from William the Conqueror to the Present Time. A Late 18th Century Printed Fan, published at Sudlow's Fan Warehouse, Strand (London). A double paper leaf, black ink, mounted on simple tan wood sticks, text on recto/verso, working through the centuries and ending with George III and his family. Guard length 10 inches or 25.5cm. See ''Fans and fan Leaves'', Schreiber, No. 72, the'' Instructive'' section Estimate:£250 - £350Sold For:£250Status:Closed View details Estimate:£250 - £350Sold For:£250Status:Closed Lot 2023 The Oracle, Book of Fate: A Circa 1800 Printed Fan, the monture of bone, lightly carved and pierced, more so on the upper guards. The double paper leaf is printed and hand coloured on both sides. In the centre, a wheel of fortune, divided into numbered sections. Above are two winged figures in the clouds, holding between them a banner proclaiming ''Oracle''. To each side are 5 numbered sections each containing 10 names of the Gods, differing order in each column, and four other texts, one entitl Estimate:£280 - £320Sold For:£450Status:Closed View details Estimate:£280 - £320Sold For:£450Status:Closed Lot 2024 The New Gypsy Fan: A Late 18th Century Printed Fortune Telling Fan, the double paper leaf mounted on relatively plain bone, with some shaping to the lower gorge. Along the top border the fan is divided into 12 sections marked with the month and the name of the signs of the zodiac. Further divisions on the fan leaf divide these signs into those being ''Earthy'', Fiery'', ''Airy'' and ''Watry'' and lists the characteristics of those born under these signs. In the centre of the leaf, a large oval Estimate:£350 - £500Sold For:£450Status:Closed View details Estimate:£350 - £500Sold For:£450Status:Closed Lot 2025 The Marriage of George, Prince Of Wales, And Caroline of Brunswick, 1795. An Intriguing 18th Century Stipple Engraving and Hand-Coloured English Fan, the double paper leaf mounted on simple shaped wood sticks. Marked as Publish'd at Sudlow's Fan Warehouse 197 Strand. Centrally, a portrait of the couple, under the Prince of Wales feathers and motto ''Ich Dien'' in German, meaning ''I serve''. The upper border of the leaf is printed with caricatures of men and women of the period. This section has Estimate:£600 - £800Sold For:£1,800Status:Closed View details Estimate:£600 - £800Sold For:£1,800Status:Closed Lot 2026 A Large 18th Century Ivory Brisé Fan, European, carved, pierced, silvered and painted. The central sticks are applied with a large oval of painted paper or fabric, showing an indoor scene of two ladies listening to music being performed by a man and a boy. To each side, a smaller oval painted onto the ivory, with bonsai plants, fruit and wine. The reserves feature small plaques painted with a pair of birds carrying laurel garlands. Each stick is carved in a classical fashion. The lower guards, l Estimate:£250 - £350Sold For:£320Status:Closed View details Estimate:£250 - £350Sold For:£320Status:Closed Lot 2027 The Rape of the Sabine Women: A Good Late 17th or Early 18th Century Wood Fan, the guards lacquered and inset with mother-of-pearl. The single vellum leaf, mounted à l'Anglaise, shows the abduction of the Sabine women, a known legend from the early history of Rome. The verso is plain. The Romans invited the inhabitants of nearby settlements to a festival, at which Roman soldiers abducted the Sabine women Estimate:£500 - £700Sold For:£1,400Status:Closed View details Estimate:£500 - £700Sold For:£1,400Status:Closed Lot 2028 A Late 18th Century Fan in the Grand Tour Style, the monture of ivory, the gorge sticks shaped throughout with different detail to the lower gorge, the upper guards also carved and pierced. The double paper leaf shows a central cartouche of a barely clad Venus with three cherubs, seemingly at play. Side vignettes contained within formal borders show cherubs with shells, and the reserves are filled with classical columns, floral wreaths, stylised vases and small faces. The verso is painted in pas Estimate:£500 - £800Sold For:£500Status:Closed View details Estimate:£500 - £800Sold For:£500Status:Closed Lot 2029 Noah's Arc: A Rare Early Printed and Hand Coloured Fan, the double leaf mounted on ivory, the gorge sticks in serpentine form. The recto, of paper, indeed shows the animals entering the Arc two by two, with elephants, camels, goats, oxen and many smaller species clearly visible, clouds of birds swirling overhead. The loading of animals and supplies is overseen Estimate:£500 - £800Sold For:£850Status:Closed View details Estimate:£500 - £800Sold For:£850Status:Closed Lot 2030 The Crown of Immortality: A Fine Late 18th Century Ivory Fan, with an unusual subject. The monture, carved, pierced and lightly gilded, has an oriental figure to the upper guard, carvings of birds and colourful floral painting to the gorge. The double paper leaf shows a mythological couple, probably Bacchus and Ariadne Estimate:£800 - £1,500Sold For:£800Status:Closed View details Estimate:£800 - £1,500Sold For:£800Status:Closed Lot 2031 A Russian Royal Birth: An 18th Century Bone Fan, the monture quite slender and lightly painted, the upper guard carved and pierced and painted with a black Russian double headed eagle surmounted by a red crown, the eagle a symbol of power and domination. In the centre of the eagles is a depiction of Saint George slaying the dragon. The paper leaf shows a babe, wearing a crown, in the arms of one of several women gathered on a stone terrace, a brazier burning and giving off black smoke. A furth Estimate:£2,500 - £5,000Status:Not Sold View details Estimate:£2,500 - £5,000Status:Not Sold Lot 2032 A Circa 1900 White Ostrich Feather Fan, with white Mother-of-pearl monture, gilded and silvered, the gorge sticks with the addition of lattice-like piercing. The frothy white feathers are lightly curled at the tips, the upper guard has the addition of a feather section which could be detached and worn as hair ornament. Overall height 16.5 inches or 42cm Estimate:£80 - £150Sold For:£100Status:Closed View details Estimate:£80 - £150Sold For:£100Status:Closed Lot 2033 A Large Late 19th Century Mottled Ostrich Feather Fan, mounted on quite substantial white Mother-of-pearl, the latter gilded and silvered in a floral spray design, the guard tips attractively shaped. The basic white Ostrich feathers have an overlay of frothy feathers, which hang forward and move in the breeze. Guard length 10 inches or 26cm, overall height 18 inches or 46cm Estimate:£100 - £200Sold For:£120Status:Closed View details Estimate:£100 - £200Sold For:£120Status:Closed Lot 2034 A Small 20th Century Faux Tortoiseshell Brisé Fan, the section from the ribbon upwards mounted with small game bird feathers, in bands of colour, a green and orange band surmounted by mottled white. Guard length 5.25 inches or 13cm, overall height with feathers 6.5 inches or 16.5cm In game shooting areas it was often the case that the hunters presented their ladies with feathers from their event, which were then taken to a fan shop to be mounted Estimate:£50 - £70Sold For:£40Status:Closed View details Estimate:£50 - £70Sold For:£40Status:Closed Lot 2035 A Good Pheasant Feather Fan, circa 1880's, the monture a large brisé fan in tortoiseshell, with attractively mottled gorge. Tortoiseshell loop. The feathers have an iridescence when held to the light, and distinctive blue/black markings. They are supported by the sticks right to the tip, in a gentle fontange form. Overall height at the centre 11.5 inches or 29cm Estimate:£100 - £200Status:Not Sold View details Estimate:£100 - £200Status:Not Sold Lot 2036 Two Feather Fans, one circa 1900, a tortoiseshell monture with female brown/cream ostrich feathers, quite large, additional feathers mounted on the upper guard for use in a hair ornament, a diamanté and metal plaque with the name ''Eva''. Together with a 1920's ostrich feather fan, the frothy feathers dyed bright green, and mounted on bone, the guards and gorge carved, pierced and painted with flowers in soft blue, ruby, and outlined in dull gold. Overall height: first fan 19 inches or 48cm, sec Estimate:£100 - £150Status:Not Sold View details Estimate:£100 - £150Status:Not Sold Lot 2037 A Vibrant Red Feather Fan, bi-coloured, circa 1900, the curly feathers mounted on tortoiseshell, the upper guard with extra feathers for use as a formal headpiece. Tortoiseshell loop. Contained in a fitted fan box of sturdy wood, internal ties to secure the fan, covered in pale blue paper. No retailer's label, but the outer lid bears a delivery label addressed to ''Mrs Seaton, 29 Oakley Street, Chelsea, London SW. Overall height 17.5 inches or 44.5cm Estimate:£150 - £250Status:Not Sold View details Estimate:£150 - £250Status:Not Sold Lot 2038 A Dramatic Feather Fan, late 19th century, the monture of wood painted black, the central body of the fan mounted with red feathers in two shades, set so as to create an interesting view from the verso, topped with large and curving dark feathers in subtle dark green. A brass metal loop holds a black silk tassel. Overall height 17 inches or 43cm Estimate:£120 - £180Sold For:£100Status:Closed View details Estimate:£120 - £180Sold For:£100Status:Closed Lot 2039 A Circa 1870's to 1880's Fixed Hand Fan or Screen, most likely from Brazil, a flat bone handle supporting an irregular shaped fan, the recto covered with small trimmed white feathers and marabou, a spray of feather flowers in relief combined with small cream silk bobbles, and the addition of a small stuffed hummingbird with iridescent scarlet head. The verso, in similar fashion, is decorated with a smaller spray of flowers and leaves former from feathers. Overall height 17 inches or 43cm See p Estimate:£120 - £180Sold For:£110Status:Closed View details Estimate:£120 - £180Sold For:£110Status:Closed Lot 2040 An Early 20th Century Peachy/Pink Ostrich Feather Fan and Matching Feather Cape, the fan carved, pierced and gilded, some additional colour added to highlight flowers. Two guards with shaped tips, three gorge sticks. The cape, waist length, is part-lined with a flesh to pink coloured chiffon to protect the shoulders from contact with the feathers, and additional feathers with spines removed form a frothy collar. Overall height of fan 25 inches or 65cm. Cape from back of the neck to back of the w Estimate:£180 - £280Sold For:£190Status:Closed View details Estimate:£180 - £280Sold For:£190Status:Closed Lot 2041 An Offering to Cupid: An Unmounted Fan Leaf, finely painted with two couples in a countryside clearing next to a stream, accompanied by sheep and a pair of winged cherubs who are assisting in the making of floral swags and garlands with which to decorate the altar. The verso is painted with a solitary lady seated beneath a tree in a similar setting, grand buildings in the distance. No signature noted. Side measurement of leaf approx. 4 inches or 10cm. Centrally approx. 4.5 inches or 11.5cm Estimate:£70 - £150Sold For:£60Status:Closed View details Estimate:£70 - £150Sold For:£60Status:Closed Lot 2042 An Unmounted Painted Fan Leaf, showing a couple dancing under the shade of trees, near water, a short distance from a stone building with tower and balustrade, possibly as part of a wedding or other celebration. The couple are accompanied by seated guitar player, wearing a flat black hat and red cloak, another man wearing a black bicorn hat, and two ladies and a girl, the ladies both wearing white veils. An inscription in the plain gorge area states ''Dancing the Bolero near to Barcelona.'' The Estimate:£100 - £150Sold For:£90Status:Closed View details Estimate:£100 - £150Sold For:£90Status:Closed Lot 2043 Don Quixote, The Noces De Gamache: An Unmounted Painted Fan Leaf, with a scene from the second part of the Cervantes novel, published in 1615 (Part 1 having been published in 1605). Quiteria, whose lover is Basilio, is promised in marriage to the wealthy but unattractive Camacho, (Gamache). In the plain gorge section, the leaf is annotated ''Ruse qu'employera Basile pour épouser Quitterie aux noces de Gamache'', the scene showing Basile and Gamache meeting at the wedding after Basile has feigned Estimate:£200 - £300Sold For:£180Status:Closed View details Estimate:£200 - £300Sold For:£180Status:Closed Lot 2044 The Chivalrous and Heroic Knight: An Unmounted Painted Fan Leaf, showing a depiction of the French knight Bayard in the courtyard of a fortified stone building, thanking his Lady host, who is kneeling at his feet, for hospitality, whilst a page holds a fine horse at the ready. Two young ladies proffer a box of riches which he appears to refuse. Mounted horsemen with spears, ready for battle, wait at the entrance to the fortress. Possibly showing the Siege of Brescia, 1512, when Bayard protected Estimate:£200 - £300Status:Not Sold View details Estimate:£200 - £300Status:Not Sold Lot 2045 A Good Early 19th Century Horn Brisé Fan, barrel rivet, the sticks carved and pierced and painted with flowers, the twenty inner sticks in pairs, carved to form very attractive roundels. The two guards are unadorned. Guard length 6 inches or 15cm Estimate:£80 - £120Sold For:£130Status:Closed View details Estimate:£80 - £120Sold For:£130Status:Closed Lot 2046 A Circa 1880's Ivory Brisé Fan, with wide wedge-shaped sticks, completely plain save for a serrated edge to all sticks. Fifteen inner sticks and two guards. Guard length 9.25 inches or 23.5cm Estimate:£80 - £150Sold For:£90Status:Closed View details Estimate:£80 - £150Sold For:£90Status:Closed Lot 2047 Three Early 19th Century Brisé Fans, to include a horn brisé with 2 painted images, one of a maiden in pink skirt and dark bodice speaking to a young male holding onto a sheep with dark fleece, the verso with a lady riding side-saddle on a horse, being led by a servant. The twenty inner sticks and two guards are of a pale horn, delicately carved, and pierced, the stick tips being pointed. Barrel head. Contained in a period dull red card fan tube. Guard length 6.25 inches or 16cm. The remaining f Estimate:£100 - £150Sold For:£90Status:Closed View details Estimate:£100 - £150Sold For:£90Status:Closed Lots Per Page 122448 <<|12345|>> Previous 12345 Next
