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Sale No. 202 Catalogue £2

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Antiques & Furnishings, Silver and Jewellery

Thursday 22nd February 2018, 10am

Lot 422

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plus VAT (20%) on the hammer price where indicated with an * asterisk

PICTURES 1 English School, 19th century River landscape, possibly Twickenham Oil on canvas Inscribed verso ‘for Thomas Stewart Cambridge, Esq. Twickenham’ 62 x 75cm £150 - 200 2 D. Thompson, 20th century Portrait of a family on patio with books open Oil on canvas 59 x 74cm £150 - 200 3 English School, 19th century River Landscape Oil on canvas 59 x 90cm £80 - 120 4 Barbara Robinson (British, b. 1928) Trees in the new lane against Le Carbonier Oil on canvas Signed, titled and dated 1964 verso 116 x 82cm £100 - 200 5 Edmond Heirman (French 1869 - 1957) Hoogbrug at Mechelen, Belgium Oil on canvas Signed, lower left 79 x 118cm £100 - 150 6 Hungarian School (19th/20th century) A street scene Oil on board Signed Berkesa , lower right 50 x 72cm £200 - 300 7 Henrietta Anne Fortescue (British ?-1841) Roma Vecchia A set of four Pencil on grey paper Signed, inscribed and dated Aug 6th 1817 , lower right 21 x 29cm £150 - 250

8 After Thomas Shotter Boys (British 1803-1874) Hyde Park Corner Colour lithograph 30 x 43cm Together with a map of Warwickshire and a French print (3) £30 - 50 9 William Thomson (British 20th century) Table top Oil on board Signed with initials lower right 111 x 75cm £40 - 60 10 Thomas Finchett Dolwyddelan Castle and Fairy Glen, Betws-y-Coed Pair oils on canvas Signed and inscribed sub verso 41 x 61cm £150 - 200 11 Manner of Thomas Bush Hardy North Shields Watercolour Bears signature and title, lower left 20 x 63cm £100 - 200 12 Pauline Vincent (British b.1940) Chair on carpet, 1991 Oil on canvas 39 x 38cm £80 - 120 13 Scottish School (19th century) Two scenes of a pair of stags in a glen Oil on canvas, a pair both signed 'J [?] Lewis', lower right Each 61 x 40cm (2) £80 - 120 14 After Peter Lely (1618-1680) Duchess of Bolton Oil on canvas 35 x 31cm £200 - 300 15 Francis H Dodd (1874 - 1949) Soho Square Drypoint etching Signed and titled in pencil, to lower margin Plate: 31 x 23cm (11 1/4 x 9in.) Provenance: P & D Colnaghi Co, London £80 - 120

16 Michael Green (British b.1929) Women conversing before a pony and a trap Watercolour over pencil Signed, lower right 23 x 32cm £40 - 60 17 Henry John Kinnaird A Summer Cornfield Watercolour Inscribed, lower left, signed, lower right 18 x 27cm £100 - 200 18 20th Century School A Moat House Watercolour 19 x 24cm £20 - 40 19 T Glauden Shooting Scene Oil on canvas, signed lower right 60 x 79cm £150 - 200 20 Doug Scott (Scottish b.1937) Stirling in Winter Acrylic on paper Signed, lower right 54 x 70cm £100 - 200 21 20th Century School North African seated Print Indistinct signature 69 x 49cm £30 - 50 22 Margaret Ballantyne (Scottish 20th/21st century) Lock Etive & Connel Bridge Mixed media on paper Signed, lower left 58 x 57cm £100 - 200 23 Continental School (20th century) River landscape Watercolour Indistinctly signed, lower right 49 x 64cm £30 - 50



24 Primitive School (19th century) Portrait of a lady in white bonnet Oil on canvas 76 x 64cm £100 - 200 25 Merrell Hodges (British 20th century) Still life with flowers Oil on canvas Signed lower right 76 x 56cm £100 - 200 26 Beryl Cook Oval colour print 'Two Ladies on Couch' Signed pencil to margin Number 673/850 Alexander Gallery 35cm x 47cm £150 - 200 27 F.F. Bishop Three grouse Oil on canvas signed and dated 1912 36 x 46cm (2) A framed print 'Salem' £40 - 60 28 Attributed to Christian Wilhelm Ernst Dietrich (1712-1774) Portrait of a gentleman in glasses holding a needle Oil on canvas 32 x 28 cm £100 - 150 29 Eugene Speicher (1883-1962) Canadian Landscape Oil on canvas Signed lower right 43 x 56cm £120 - 180 30 19th Century British School Bridge scene Oil on canvas 60 x 49cm £80 - 120 31 Samuel Hieronymus Grimm (Swiss, 1733-1794) Cattle and figures before a cottage and church Monochrome 17 x 22cm £200 - 300

32 Reginald Grenville Eves (British 1876 - 1941) Portrait of a gentleman Oil on canvas Signed, lower right 50 x 40cm Together with another similar portrait by a different hand (2) £250 - 350 33 A box of pictures mostly prints, some oriental £30 - 40 34 English 19th Century Portrait of a girl three quarter length Watercolour unsigned 47 x 32 Ornate silk gesso frame £40 - 80 35 English School Oil on board St George's Hall, Bristol Signed initials MW and dated 1973 55cm x 44cm £30 - 40 36 Tim Williams, 20th century A group of four watercolour views of Bath and landscapes (4) Signed Each 36 x 24cm, or the reverse £100 - 150 37 After Henry Thomas Alken (1765-1851) Set of four horse-racing etchings and aquatints (4) £40 - 60 38 Continental School, 20th century Landscape with windmill Oil on board 25 x 47cm £40 - 60 39 20th Century School Garden of Eden Pastel Indistinctly signed and dated 1979 lower right 38.5 x 41cm £20 - 40

40 Albert Gordon Thomas (Scottish 1893-1965) Early morning, Oban Watercolour Signed, lower right; signed and titled, verso 48 x 61cm Exhibited: London, Royal Society of Painters in Watercolours (label affixed, verso) £100 - 200 41 Alison M Booker (20th century) The Garden Oil on board Signed, lower right 50 x 76cm £30 - 50 42 Pauline Vincent (British b.1940) House after Rain, Crete Watercolour Signed and dated 90 , lower right 40 x 50cm £100 - 200 43 American School (19th century) Girl with a pink bow Oil on canvas 62 x 52cm £80 - 120 44 Norman Wilkinson (1878-1971) Venetian fishing boats leaving port Watercolour Signed 35 x 50cm Provenance: J L W Bird Spring Exhibition 27th-31st May, 1980 £800 - 1,200 45 Michael Gordon Brockway (British b.1919) Cornfield in the Cotswolds Watercolour Signed and dated 1954 , lower left 28 x 43cm £30 - 50 46 Marcus Ford (British b.1914) Oast houses in the countryside Oil on canvas Signed, lower left 50.5 x 76cm £100 - 200 47 A pair of flower studies signed F. McCormick (1814), a pair of fishing smacks signed MB, monogram dated 1914 and an estuary scene, Len Hubbard (5) £30 - 50



48 After Bouguereau Portrait of a young girl reading a book Oleograph 57 x 47cm £30 - 50 49 Manner of Philip Wouwerman (1619-1668) Figures on horseback beside others swimming in a river Oil on canvas 50 x 59cm £100 - 150 50 British School (20th century) Duke of York column off The Mall London Oil on canvas Signed 'Whyth', lower right 59 x 44cm £100 - 200 51 Ken Cherrington (British 20th century) Waterloo Place, London Watercolour Signed and titled, lower left 34 x 45cm £200 - 400 52 Charles Edward Brittan (British 1870-1949) Sheep grazing above Glencoe Watercolour Signed, lower left 26 x 36cm £100 - 200 53 Continental School, early 20th century Church Interior Oil on panel 29 x 39 cm £30 - 50 54 After James Pollard (British 1792-1867) The Cambridge Telegraph By George Hunt, published by J. Moore, St Martins lane Coloured aquatint Plate: 44 x 56cm £30 - 50

55 Claude Rogers (British 1907-1979) Woman in a floral dress Coloured pastel Signed, upper right 34 x 47.5cm £100 - 200 56 British School (20th Century) Farm scene Watercolour Indistinctly signed 'John…' and dated October 1989 lower right 36 x 49cm £30 - 50 57 American School (20th century) Factory, Leonard Avenue, 1940 Watercolour 46 x 53.5cm £30 - 50 58 After Bouguereau Portrait of a country girl; The Bird Lesson Oligravure, 59 x 48cm Together with: After Elizabeth Le Brun (1755-1842) Portrait of Two Girls Oligravure, 69 x 48cm £80 - 120 59 Simon Hodges, 20th century Views of Bath, watercolours, a group of three Together with three views of Bradford on Avon, and another view of Bath £60 - 100 60 After Eugene Verboeckhoven Cattle and sheep with figures Oleograph Together with seven other oleographs (8) £100 - 150 61 Margaret Barber Watercolour Two cheeters in a large glass 45 x 29cm Signed £30 - 50 62 Gerald Tucker (b. 1932) English Landscape Oil on canvas Signed lower right 100 x 74cm £40 - 60

63 A framed house auction poster 1973, other particulars and a framed print, etc £30 - 40 64 Sir George Hayter (1792 - 1871) Portrait of a Mrs Marsham Pencil and chalk on paper 19 x 20cm Signed, inscribed and dated lower left, Paris 1829 Together with: English School Portrait of a naval officer (2) £60 - 80 65 Lucy Mary Wiles (South African, 1920-2008) Cape Dutch building Oil on board 75 x 54cm £80 - 120 66 John Stanton Ward, RA (1917-2007) Richmond, early morning Pen and watercolour Signed and dated 1980 Labelled verso J.S. Maas & Co Ltd, London 41 x 28cm £40 - 60 67 Alexander Bennel A night at the theatre Watercolour and gouache on paper Signed 1937 47 x 31cm £40 - 60 68 English school, 19th century Portrait of a farmer in stables Oil on canvas 39 x 27cm £80 - 120 69 Lady Rachel Beaumont (d. 1814) Hummingbirds Watercolour 19 x 15cm Inscribed verso ‘by Lady Beaumont, mother of Sir George Beaumont Bt., the artist’, exhibited in 1980 at Caroline Smyth Gallery, London £30 - 40



70 Axel Amuchastegui (Argentinian, 1921-2002) Eastern Cottontail Rabbit, Sylvilagus floridanus c. 1975 Limited edition print, 165/250 of ‘Some Birds and Mammals of North America’ from the Tyron Gallery, Dover Street, London 51 x 74cm £30 - 40 71 Samuel (1696-1779) and Nathaniel Buck The North East Prospect of Richmond in the County of York Coloured engraving Ex. Parker Gallery 78 x 31cm (margin obscured by mount) £60 - 80 72 Julian Barrow (British, b.1939) New York Model Oil on canvas Signed lower right 15 x 20cm £60 - 80 73 S. Smith Yellow Labrador Watercolour Labelled verso The Tyron Gallery, Dover Street, London 35 x 35cm Initialled and dated 1977 £30 - 40 74 William McConnell (fl. 1850-1890) Carriage Driver, probably in Munich Watercolour 10 x 10cm £40 - 60 75 After Sir Joshua Reynolds Augustus Viscount Keppel Engraving 12 x 9cm Together with three more engravings, including one of William Charles, 4th Earl of Albemarle and one of his wife Elizabeth (4) £30 - 50

76 Reverend David F Markham Eton College, 1831 Watercolour 17 x 14cm Together with four other watercolours, including Edward Keppel, Lexham Hall, Norforlk (5) Together with another watercolour (2) £40 - 60 77 Bert Wright (British, b. 1930) P.P.R.S.M.A., F.R.S.A. Heading Home on Place de l’Abbaye Oil on board 17 x 25cm £60 - 80 78 Robert Taylor Pritchett (1828-1907) Queen Victoria at Whippingham Church, 23rd July 1885 Watercolour and pencil 12 x 17cm £60 - 80 79 After Sir Godfrey Kneller The Lord Bury, William Anne Mezzotint 25 x 33cm Together with other engravings, including one of William Charles, 4th Earl of Albemarle and one of his wife Elizabeth, and a pair of illustrative costume designs for the Nutcracker (a quantity) £30 - 40 80 David Cox Junior (British 1808-1885) On the Llugwy Watercolour Signed, lower right 35.5 x 51cm £80 - 120 81 Frank Carson A pair of Mediteranean views Oil on canvas Each signed lower left, 45 x 50cm £80 - 120 82 John Burgess (British 1815-1874) A View of the Chateau at Dieppe Pencil, watercolour and bodycolour 35.5 x 58.5cm £150 - 200

83 A Chinese painting on silk, 65cm x 33cm, 'Two Ladies in a Garden', inscribed and a triple panel coloured print 'Ladies in Palace Interior', also inscribed, 34cm x 76cm, both framed and glazed £60 - 80 84 Constantin Guys (1802-1892) Cavalier Pen and wash 17 x 14cm £30 - 50 85 Continental School Portrait of a bearded gentleman wearing a cap Oil on board Initialled verso 9 x 7cm Together with other works including three by Sir Charles d’Oyly, 7th Bart (1781-1845) £30 - 50 86 20th century School Portrait of a baby Monogrammed Poe lower right and dated '38 Weave paper 50 x 34cm £30 - 50 87 Edward John Cobbett (British 1815-1899) Figure in a landscape Oil on board Signed, lower right 30 x 45.5cm £200 - 400 88 19th Century School A lady seated Print Indistinctly signed 22 x 17cm 19th Century prints to include The Relief of Lucknow by General Havelock and Death of Colonel Finnis at Meerut, Dr Graham Shot in His Buggy by The Sealkote Mutineers (10) £20 – 40 89 20th century British School Pipe Layers Watercolour 26 x 27cm £50 - 80



90 English School Snipe Shooting Watercolour 31 x 52cm £40 - 60 91 Armfield Terriers ratting Oil on canvas 40 x 29cm Together with another, one signed lower right (2) £300 - 400 92 Garman Morris 'The Kentish Coast' - Fishing smacks at dawn Watercolour signed and fitted circular 29cm diameter £20 - 30 93 Attributed to Louis Valtat (French 1869-1952) Reclining nude Drawing Bearing initials lower right, 28 x 44cm £120 - 180 94 Berly Cook Colour print 'Shall we Dance' Signed pencil to margin Alexander Gallery 50 x 36cm £200 - 300 95 Swedish 20th Century School Still life Oil on board Indistinctly initialled lower left 113 x 90cm £80 - 120 96 Jacques Durand-Henriot Beach Scene with cannons Oil on canvas Signed lower right 65 x 100cm £150 - 200

97 A Pair of New Zealand Expeditionary Forces Commemorative Scrolls to Brothers Samuel and John Southgate of Rookery Farm, Tattingstone, Bently, Ipswich who had both emigrated to New Zealand and enlisted in the New Zealand Armed Forces, Samuel on the 2nd Feb. 1916 in the 2nd Battalion of the Otago Regiment and John in the 3rd Battalion of the 3rd rifle Brigade May 29th 1916, both scrolls mounted for display together with related paperwork, framed and glazed, Samuel Southgate was killed in action on the 15th of September 1916 aged 25 years at the Battle of Flers, his body was never recovered, he is remembered with Honour at the Caterpillar Valley New Zealand Memorial John Southgate was killed in action on the 7th of June 1917 at the battle of the Messines, his body also was never recovered, he is remembered with Honour at the Messines Ridge New Zealand Memorial £100 - 150 98 A French exhibition poster 'Paris / 1937 / Mai - Novembre / Exposition Internationale' After artwork by Paul Colin 117 x 78cm £70 - 100 99 C Sena Waterfall Oil on canvas Signed and dated 1968, lower left 80 x 64.7 cm £200 - 300 100 After Odilon Redon Saint Antoine Il doit y avoir quelque part, des figures primordiales, dont les corps ne sont que les images 17 x 13cm £40 - 60 101 20th Century School 'Pilot Whale' Screenprint Initialled B.W, dated '89, titled and no.ed 85/100 66 x 86cm £50 - 80

102 David Gentleman A set of four screenprints Artists proofs Each signed and dated '71 64 x 64cm £60 - 80 103 After Odilon Redon Puis je vis dans la main droite de celui qui etait assis sur le trone un livre ecrit dedans et dehors, scelle de sept sceaux 33 x 24cm £40 - 60 104 Harvey Daniel 'Marc's Dogs' Lithograph Signed, titled and date '75, no.ed 5/75 68 x 48cm £40 - 60 105 Yaacov Agam (Israeli, b.1928) Screenprint in colours Signed, 47 x 53cm; Together with a further work by same artist, signed, 34 x 27cm (2) £70 - 100 106 Hans Tisdall Exhibition Poster The Hanover Gallery, London 50 x 37cm £60 - 80 107 Allen Jones 'Ah' Polychrome print Signed and no.ed 38/125 £40 - 60 108 20th Century School Toulouse Lautrec Woodblock Indistinctly signed, no.ed 4/75 and dated Florida 1974 34 x 26cm £40 - 60 109 Alexander Calder (1898-1976) Chasse Neige - Snowplough Screenprint Titled verso, signed and no.ed 11/125 47 x 57cm £100 - 150



110 20th Century School Still life Lithograph 52 x 36cm £20 - 40 111 R Lorain Men at work in a furnace Etching Signed and no.ed 5/50 28 x 36cm £20 - 40 112 B Beattie Shallowmere II Etching Titled, signed and no.ed 97/100 35 x 25cm £40 - 60 113 20th Century School Abstract in purple Screenprint Indistinctly signed, dated 1966, and no.ed 24/40 With Adenbrooke's Hospital Art Collection blind stamp 57 x 76cm £30 - 50 114 Paul Hogarth (1917-2001) Trafalgar Square (It's a Battlefield) Lithograph Signed, titled and no. ed 182/195 74 x 55cm £80 - 120 115 20th Century School Black Sun Lithograph Indistinctly signed and dated '62, no.ed 2/10 80 x 58cm £40 - 60 116 20th Century School Abstract etching with embossing Titled and signed indistinctly, no.ed 11/150 59 x 54cm £20 - 40 117 21st Century School Nude Offset lithograph Indistinctly signed and no.ed 163/200 51 x 51cm £40 - 60

118 21st Century School A girl with can of spraypaint Screenprint Indistinctly signed and dated 09, and no. ed 13/22 53 x 53cm £40 - 60 119 Richard Jacobs (American, b. 1972) 'Sarah Bernhardt/Paris Linocut Artists proof, signed and no.ed 1/50 46 x 71cm £40 - 60 120 After F Leger A group of figures dancing Screenprint 42 x 57cm £60 - 80 121 20th Century School Abstract etching No ed 25/30, indistinctly signed lower right 35 x 28cm £30 - 50 122 'Help Him Finish the Job. Vote Unionist'. A campaign poster depicting Winston Churchill for the General Election of May 1945 70 x 48cm £60 - 80 123 After Francisco Goya 'Duendecitos' (Hobgoblins) An aquatint from Los Caprichos (late strike) 15 x 22cm £60 - 80 124 19th Century School Shipwreck Reverse painting on glass 27 x 35cm £30 – 50 125 19th Century School Harbour Scene Oil on canvas 27 x 45cm £40 - 60

126 After Andy Warhol Batman and Robin Photographic reproduction 24cm x 24cm £80 – 120 127 A large Chinese painting on silk, peony and birds, 78cm x 172cm, framed and glazed £60 - 80 128 A large Chinese embroidered panel in silk on satin, exotic birds amongst blossom, 51cm x 126cm framed £60 - 80 129 R J Tilley A pair of river scenes Watercolour Each signed lower right 17 x 28cm Richard Pope (Bristol Savage) Over the Top 33 x 23cm Together with further works by Bristol Savages and E J Wilson and a group of prints (qty) £20 - 40 130 Framed black and white photograph of 'Workshop section' 322 MO RAF India with roll call to mount, three photographs of Mangotsfield fire brigade (some notes and names of individuals to the verso) circa 1920/30's and a Victorian wedding photograph etc. (1 box) £40 - 60 131 John Neale Cattle by a stream Oil on board Signed lower right 44 x 19cm £40 - 60 132 Jane Lampard Buttermere, Cumbria Pastel Signed lower left 54 x 39cm Together with another by Jane Lampard Bakers Mill, Chalford, Gloucestershire Pastel Signed lower right 45 x 22cm (2) £40 - 60



133 Andy Le Poidivin Boats at Tewkesbury Watercolour Signed lower left, and dated verso 1998 50 x 15cm Together with another watercolour of the same dimensions by Le Poidivin entitled ‘Aldbourne Valley’ and dated 1992. Signed lower left (2) Together with other works by Le Poidivin £60 - 80 134 AR Landscape with cottage and a horse Oil on board Initialled lower left 35 x 25cm £60 - 80 135 Cary’s map of Wiltshire, c. 1787 together with Cary’s map of Berkshire, c. 1793 (2) 28 x 21cm and 27 x 22cm £30 - 40 136 A A Nikolsky Chichester Harbour Watercolour Signed and dated '1962' lower right 36 x 53cm Together with two further works by the same hand and another in similar style (4) £80 - 120 137 Andy Le Poidivin ‘The Noose of the Severn’ Watercolour Signed and dated lower right, 1992 65 x 45cm Together with another by Le Poidivin: Glencoe, Scotland Watercolour Signed and dated lower right, 1994 73 x 38cm £40 - 60 138 21st Century School Buckled boot on a tree stump swarmed by bees Limited edition photograph, 1/5, dated 2002 and indistinctly signed 55 x 45cm £20 - 40

139 A Chinese fan depicting three figures on horseback crossing a bridge, framed 33 x 57cm £200 - 300 140 Roy Parry Near Drynock, Skye Watercolour Signed lower left, 19 x 29cm 20th Century School Night landscape Oil on board 38 x 46cm £20 - 40 141 R. Trott Give me a light Oil on board Signed lower left 25 x 20cm £100 - 150 142 Two 18th century caricatures J. Bretherton The First Street Macaroni and a Country Square dated 1772/3 Largest 25cm x 17cm Together with a print of Wells Cathedral (3) £30 - 40 143 Patrick Sadler McLaren Locomotive 'Gigantic' Lithograph 37 x 45cm A group of eight American Magic Company posters with a certificate £20 - 30 144 Colin Tuffrey Two watercolours 'The Red Barns' and 'Welsh Bridge' Both signed and dated (1982/3) Largest 31cm x 47cm £40 - 60 144A Mixed pictures: Phil Bullock, watercolour, Pill harbour (24 x 34cm) and six prints, mostly signed including Ruth Baker, Lorna Rankin and James Moore (7) £30 - 40 145 Picture frames Eight gilt gesso and moulded frames, various sizes £40 - 60

146 Picture frames, mixed frames approx twenty-five £30 - 50 147 Picture frames mixed frames approx twenty-seven £30 - 50 148 Picture frames a set of seven cushion frames, each 68 x 49cm £30 - 50 149 Picture frames mixed vacant frames, mostly large sizes, approx sixteen £30 - 50 150 Picture frames, mixed vacant frames, large sizes £30 - 50

LIGHTING 151 An aluminium frame 19th century style hanging lantern with bracket and plastic sides imitating frosted glass, height 85cm (Sold As Parts) £60 - 80 152 A large twenty four branch chandelier, with two tiers, with swags and drop pendants 113cm diameter, 118cm high Removed from the Rolex Shop of Park Street £300 - 400 153 A ten branch chandelier each with drop pendants 100cm high, 75cm wide Removed from the Rolex Shop on Park Street £200 - 300 154 A ten branch chandelier each with drop pendants 100cm high, 75cm wide Removed from the Rolex Shop on Park Street £200 - 300 155 A ten branch chandelier each with drop pendants 100cm high, 75cm wide Removed from the Rolex Shop on Park Street £200 - 300



156 A ten branch chandelier each with drop pendants 100cm high, 75cm wide Removed from the Rolex Shop on Park Street £200 - 300 157 A pair of Holophone Prismalume industrial hanging lights, converted with easy connection for domestic use, height 62cm £80 - 120 158 A pair of Holophone Prismalume industrial hanging lights, converted with easy connection for domestic use, height 62cm £80 - 120 159 Light fitting: A five branch electrolier with frosted glass shades and one other fitting (Sold As Parts) £40 - 60

FURNITURE, RUGS AND CLOCKS 160 An early 19th century dial long case clock with an arched painted chinonnoise scene, two train eight day top bell striking movement in an inlaid mahogany case with three orb and eagle finials, case height 209cm - case slightly reduced with pendulum, key and weights. £200 - 300 161 A Victorian mahogany glazed front bookcase with four fitted shelves (w: 122cm h:155cm) £60 - 80 162 A 19th Century mahogany drop leaf table, with single frieze drawer, 71cm high £30 - 50 163 A Queen Anne style bureau on cabriole legs and ball and claw feet £40 - 60 164 A George III mahogany and crossbanded fold over tea table, 93cm wide £120 - 180

165 A Bakhtiar carpet 210 x 310cm £100 - 150 166 A 19th Century mahogany and crossbanded pedestal table 71cm high, 129cm wide £50 - 80 167 A pair of small cast iron Georgian design covered urns with square bases, height 36cm £100 - 150 168 A 19th century weathered marble bust of a young lady wearing a tasselled head scarf, unsigned height 70cm £300 - 400 169 A weathered terracotta Grecian style bust of a young girl her hair tied in a bun, height 54cm, together with a length of painted terracotta column now with a metal mount height 111cm £60 - 80 170 A Shiraz carpet 220 x 310cm £300 - 400 171 A Mahal carpet 220 x 310cm £80 - 120 172 A 19th Century mahogany work table, Georgian style mahogany coffee table and a mahogany occasional table (3) £50 - 80 173 A Regency gilt metal mounted, mahogany and crossbanded card table on ring turned legs 74cm high, 93cm wide £100 - 150 174 A pair of George III mahogany dining chairs, another Regency mahogany chair and a George II mahogany dropleaf dining table, mid 18th century, on tapering legs and pad feet £30 - 50 175 A mid 19th century elm and beech open armchair and a pair of George III style mahogany dining chairs £40 - 60

176 A George III mahogany fold over single gateleg supper table with chamfered legs, 82cm wide £40 - 60 177 A late Victorian inlaid walnut Davenport in need of restoration, width 55cm £40 - 60 178 A George III style mahogany dresser with open back 186cm high, 136cm wide £60 - 80 179 A Victorian American rocking chair on tunnel supports £30 - 50 180 A Victorian armchair with a carved mahogany frame, upholstered and matching side chair £80 - 120 181 A blue ground Kashan carpet, 280cm x 200cm. £80 - 100 182 A green ground Bokhara carpet, 230cm x 160cm. £70 - 100 183 A Beige ground Kashan carpet, 230cm x 160cm. £70 - 100 184 A pair of French burr walnut narrow display cabinets, both fitted one glass shelf, glazed on three sides with gilt metal mounts, 19th century, with keys, height 86cm, width 44cm £100 - 150 185 A Shirvan rug 145 x 97cm £80 - 100 186 A 1930's oak display cabinet with lead glazed doors and a cupboard base, height 215 width 122cm £80 - 120 187 A 19th century mahogany chest of four long graduated drawers, w: 87cm £50 - 80



188 A 19th century mahogany 'D' shape side table raised on square section tapered legs, w: 117cm, an early 19th century mahogany corner three tier wash stand with upstand and bowl recesses, w: 61cm and an Edwardian walnut oval wind out dining table with single leaf, on square section inlaid legs, top 130cm x 192cm £60 - 80 189 A 19th century mahogany Pembroke table with single drawer, w: 91cm £20 - 40 190 A Victorian mahogany twin pedestal desk 111cm wide £60 - 80 191 A mahogany spider leg occasional table, 20th century, with drop leaves, 61cm high, the top 71cm x 56cm (extended) £30 - 50 192 A George III style mahogany bow front dressing/side table fitted three drawers together with a pair of mahogany bedside cabinets (3) £40 - 60 193 A Regency mahogany sideboard of bowed broken outline, on ring turned legs, 152cm £80 - 120 194 An Iranian rug of Kashan design with an indigo field, 210 x 130cm £40 - 60 195 A George III mahogany cross banded twin gateleg fold over supper/tea table, w: 93cm £100 - 150 196 An Afghan carpet 310 x 85cm £80 - 120 197 A hat weave rug, Caucasian geometric design on ivory ground 240 x 190cm £30 - 50

198 A French plaster large sculpture; Christ and Mary crucifixion scene. Polychrome painted 88cm high, 75cm wide £80 - 120 199 An Indian-Isfahan carpet, 184cm x 272cm £200 - 300 200 A Beaumont mantel clock, in Art Deco walnut case, three train gong striking movement, pendulum and key £40 - 60 201 An oak wall clock with 2 train movement with pendulum and key together with a president arch top mantle clock £40 - 60 202 A 1930's wall clock, 8 days striking movement and a Smith two train arch top mantle clock £30 - 50 203 A Victorian Vienna type wall clock with pendulum and key 53cm high £30 - 50 204 A Perperdril hand woven rug, the cerise ground interspaced by boteh and symbols within multiple boarders, 208cm x 137cm £200 - 300 205 A modern white three seater sofa 250cm length £40 - 60 206 A 'club' armchair, first half 20th century, with loose covers £20 - 30 207 A Regency pot stand with a circular coloured marble top, three carved reeded supports on a tricorn stand, top diameter 49cm, height 88cm £80 - 120 208 An early 20th Century armchair £20 - 40 209 A pair of upholstered armchairs with flower pattern, loose covers £20 - 40

210 A pair of armchairs in orange upholstery £40 - 60 211 A 1930's oak straight front chest of 4 drawers, width 92cm £30 - 50 212 A late Victorian inlaid mahogany narrow display cabinet with up stand, height 140cm, Width 61cm £30 - 50 213 A 20th century stained and leaded glass casement window decorated with a Dutch scene, 95cm x 78cm overall £20 - 40 214 Vico Magistretti for Carlo Poggi, a black lacquered wooden Golem chair, with a black leather seat, designed 1970, adhesive label, 126cm high £30 - 50 215 A late Victorian mahogany piano stool. £20 - 40 216 An Afghan rug and another rug. £40 - 60 217 A Tabriz carpet 130 x 200cm £80 - 120 218 A 19th century syphon type banjo barometer with thermometer and hydrometer, mahogany case together with a mahogany Canterbury £60 - 80 219 A George III style mahogany wardrobe with blind panel doors and base drawer, w: 121cm, h: 205cm £40 - 60 220 Two Victorian style solid mahogany standing two section corner cabinets and a side table (3) £20 - 40 221 A Hamadan rug 140 x 230cm £120 - 180



222 A George III mahogany linen press with seven slides over three drawers, small proportion, good colour, w: 128cm, h: 188cm £200 - 200 223 A Pakistan rug 220 x 310cm £200 - 300 224 A Victorian mahogany twin pedestal desk with panelled back and sides, boarded leather top, w:153 d:0.90cm £300 - 500 225 An Indian teak coffee table with carved boarder (top 92x44cm) and an Indian carved standard lamp -sold as parts £20 - 30 226 A Garden Russell teak dining suite comprising an extending table, six chairs and sideboard, label to back of sideboard (w:161cm) £300 - 400 227 A Victorian mahogany linen press the upper section with four slides (w:134cm h:212cm) £80 - 120 228 A set of eight George III style mahogany dining chairs £60 - 80 229 A Georgian style mahogany display cabinet with astragal glazing and cabinet base, 185cm high, 92cm wide £60 - 80 230 A Lilihan carpet 210 x 85cm £60 - 80 231 A 19th century long case clock with an arched enamel dial (worn), 8 day single bell striking movement in a cross banded case with weight and pendulum £150 - 250 232 A 1930's 6 shelf waterfall open bookcase, height 154cm width 76cm £30 - 40 233 A Tabriz carpet 250 x 340cm £300 - 500

234 A 19th Century mahogany dropleaf table on turned legs together with another dining table £50 - 80 235 A Victorian mahogany upholstered stool £40 - 60 236 A 19th Century mahogany side table with a frieze drawer £40 - 60 237 An HMV model 103 gramophone in oak case with handle £30 - 40 238 A 17th century style small oak coffer with carved panel front, w: 93cm, h: 61cm £20 - 30 239 A small Victorian stained pine blanket box, width 93cm, height 31cm and a Victorian pine tool or instrument box, width 43cm, height 33cm £30 - 50 240 A Continental hardwood armoire, 19th century, the panel doors enclosing three shelves, and a blind drawer to base, 227cm high, 155cm wide, 55cm deep £80 - 120 241 A Victorian mahogany bow front side cabinet and a two tier Edwardian occasional table £40 - 60 242 A 19th Century fruitwood desk with sloping fall the drawers flanked by turned columns 107cm high, 123cm wide £100 - 150 243 A George III mahogany toilet mirror with box base and oval plate, w: 44cm; together with an easel mirror £40 - 60 244 A George III mahogany straight front chest of five drawers, the top inlaid, w: 117cm, h: 99cm £200 - 300

245 A woven cane laundry basket, width 81cm and a Victorian tin hat box £30 - 50 246 A George III mahogany and satinwood secretaire bookcase top 102cm high, 100cm wide £80 - 120 247 A set of six mahogany Hepplewhite design shield back dining chairs, frames only, 20th century £30 - 50 248 An Edwardian mahogany mirror door double wardrobe, fitted interior, w: 128cm, h: 177cm £30 - 40 249 A set of eight oak ladder back chairs with mesh seats £30 - 50 250 A George III style mahogany slope front bureau, with chair £30 - 50 251 A waxed pine two section glazed front bookcase, modern (w: 84cm) and an Edwardian inlaid mahogany open arm chair £40 - 60 252 A Victorian mahogany plate rack with heart and clover leaf pierced pendant cornice, w: 120cm £30 - 50 253 An Axminster carpet with saffron carpet, 350cm x 270cm £30 - 50 254 A teak open shelf unit, w: 118cm, h: 190cm £20 - 30 255 A pair of tray top tables in George III style, h: 56cm, the tops 91cm x 54cm £50 - 80 256 A stained hardwood coffee table, of recent manufacture, after the manner of Gillows, on reeded legs and brass caps 44.5cm high, the top 76cm x 58.5cm £40 - 60



257 A Victorian mahogany cheval mirror with turned supports and a shaped wide stretcher shelf, w: 76cm, h: 156cm £200 - 300 258 A large teak trunk (w:107 h:57 d:60cm) £100 - 150 259 A slate tile top dining table with shaped stands, top 173cm x 101cm £30 - 50 260 An late Victorian painted pine chest of five drawers, height 99cm width 106cm, and an unframed mirror £30 - 40 261 A red painted Bentwood circular top table and two matching chairs £30 - 50 262 A collection of modern furniture, a drop leaf dining table, nest of tables, tall narrow shelf unit, standard lamp and pedestal table (7) £20 - 40 263 An oak slope front bureau, an oak drop leaf dining table with twin cupboard centre section and two dining chairs (4) £30 - 50 264 A George III mahogany hanging corner cabinet with glazed door and a George III oak side chair £20 - 40 265 An Edwardian oak low breakfront bookcase, height 108cm width 136cm £40 - 60 266 A Simba foam single mattress £20 - 30 267 A gilt framed wall mirror, 75cm x 106cm, a cane work sewing basket and a telephone table £30 - 50 268 A pair of inlaid Victorian salon chairs, a Carolean style chair and a yew standing corner cabinet (4) £60 - 80

269 A Regency style gilt convex mirror 38cm diameter, two further gilt framed rectangular mirrors, a butlers stand and an Edwardian mahogany and inlaid oval tray (5) £30 - 50 270 A large Caucasian style carpet, approximately 320cm x 303cm £80 - 120 271 A mixed lot of furniture to include a gateleg table and set of Queen Anne style dining chairs £20 - 40 272 A Kurdish runner 91 x 400cm £100 - 150 273 An Indian teak coffee table on short turned legs 76 x 138cm, a similar smaller table and a ply wood chest of drawers (3) £40 - 60 274 A Victorian mahogany torchere converted into a standard lamp and another similar lamp (Sold as parts) £40 - 60 275 A large Victorian painted pine dresser base fitted three drawer over a full width low shelf originally with sliding doors, poor condition, w: 273cm, h: 87cm £0 - 0 276 A collection of bamboo furniture mostly Edwardian and later, including a tall shelf unit, magazine rack and table etc (7) £80 - 120 277 A pair of Childs desk and chair sets by Taylors £30 - 50 278 A convex brass framed wall mirror, 2 other mirrors, a 1950's wall mounted coat rack and other items £30 - 50 279 Luggage; A leather suitcase, a similar case, two tin trunks and a 'tuck box' (5) £40 - 60

280 A modern painted lilac dresser 250cm high, 205cm wide £50 - 100 281 Four bookshelves 1930's and later £20 - 30 282 An oak coffee table, another coffee table and two book/magazine racks (4) £30 - 50 283 A Victorian mahogany two tier occasional table with a shaped top, a piano stool and another stool (3) £30 - 50 284 A colour lithograph of 'The Parnell Commission' with all main participants named (R & J Sharp, Manchester) and a Pears print 'Ise Biggest', both with slight damage, a box ottoman with adjustable head rest and 'either side' hinges to the box seat, a Corby 7700 trouser press and an armchair (sold as parts) £20 - 40 285 A large Victorian foot stool with upholstered seat and carved legs, w: 83cm, h: 42cm £60 - 80 286 An Afghan carpet, some wear 280 x 370cm £40 - 60 287 A dressing table, assorted mirrors, a Sheraton style dining chair (af), and a pair of George III style open armchairs in mahogany with well carved splats and cabriole legs £40 - 60 288 A pair of George III mahogany side chairs of Hepplewhite Design with green leather covered seats £20 - 40 289 A George III style oak two part dresser with parquetry stringing 220cm high, 190cm wide £300 - 500 290 An early 19th Century mahogany drop leaf gateleg dining table with part chamfered legs 108cm wide £50 - 80



291 Antiquities: A wooden box thought to be 15th century, a small cylindrical wooden box with domed lid with remains of an iron triple lock strap with supporting twin banding, poor condition, housed in a glass lidded container and a pine storage box. Box diameter 17cm, height 16cm £200 - 300 292 An Italian Victor three section corner sofa unit in brown leather 328 x 240cm SCS two years old £500 - 1,000 293 A collection of 7 Sorrento marquetry panels £30 - 40 294 A mahogany folding butler's tray in George III style, with a later associated stand for use as a coffee table, extended 113cm wide £30 - 50 295 An oak side table with a shaped apron on ring turned legs with a frieze drawer and a pair of 17th Century style oak side chairs £60 - 80 296 Two modern gilt decorated wall mirrors, the larger 98 x 71cm and a hardwood storage box £40 - 60 297 A mixed group of 19th Century dining chairs to include a ladder back chair with rush seat £30 - 50 299 An ornamental gilt gesso 'temple' cased mantel clock for restoration, a small glass dome, various clock bases/stands and a mahogany framed glazed outer case, length 52cm, width 34cm £40 - 60 300 Twelve longcase clock pendulums £80 - 120 301 Thirteen longcase clock weights, four bells, four pendulum bobs and four wall clock weights (Two boxes) £40 - 60

302 Fifteen longcase clock weights (Two boxes) £40 - 60 303 Assorted microscope parts and a box containing approximately 50 various thermometers (mostly centigrade) and barograph cards, etc., (Two boxes) £80 - 120 304 Six longcase clock pendulums and assorted pendulum rods (In cardboard tube) £60 - 80 305 Four brass cased longcase weights, a box of assorted weights, mostly for wall clocks, a bag of cord and 'cat gut' and a clock plinth £80 - 120 306 Tools: A collection of tools, clock parts and related items together with a large axe, possibly a fire issue (three boxes) £30 - 50 307 Eighteen clock weights, mostly for longcases (two boxes) £50 - 80 308 A collection of clock parts including 'cat gut' and other cord finials, mouldings, etc., (two boxes and one bag) £30 - 50 309 Eight brass cased clock weights and other weights, mostly for wall clocks £50 - 80 310 A collection of pendulum bobs for mantel and longcase and other related items (three boxes) £80 - 120 311 A barograph by C.W. Dixey & Son in a oak case (w:36cm) £200 - 300 312 A 1930's oak cased longcase clock with circular pewter dial, 30hr chiming movement, with pendulum, incomplete, 214cm high £80 - 120

313 A late Victorian aneroid barometer in a fancy carved mahogany case and partly coloured dial, height 70cm £40 - 60

JEWELLERY 314 A diamond three stone cross-over ring, the graduated round brilliants illusion set in white on a yellow shank, stamped ‘18ct’ & ‘Plat’, size M, 2.9g gross £80 - 120 315 A collection of jewellery comprising; A 9ct gold, ruby and diamond oval cluster ring, a ruby and diamond press ring, a half eternity ring, a Maltese cross pendant and three 9ct gold chains 8.9 grams, plus 2 costume rings £60 - 70 316 An early 20th century gold, ruby and diamond five stone gypsy ring, stamped ‘18’, maker’s mark ‘C.G’, 3.6g £80 - 120 317 Two pairs of 9ct gold oblong twin-panel cufflinks with chain interlinks, London 1935 & Birmingham 1955, 12.5g gross £50 - 80 318 A small collection of jewellery, comprising; an early 20th century gold, half-pearl and emerald five stone ring (lacking a pearl), stamped 18ct’; a modern sapphire pendant, stamped ‘14K’; and a pair of triangular green stone pendent earrings £100 - 150 319 A modern 18ct gold and diamond seven stone half-eternity ring, the round brilliants approx. 0.50cts total, grain set within a channel, Birmingham 1987 by Charles Green & Son, 2.9g £80 - 120



320 An Edwardian gold and turquoise open work double scroll pendant, stamped ‘9ct’; and a 9ct rose gold shaped-oblong signet ring, Birmingham 1915, 3.5g £70 - 100 321 An 18ct gold abstract and textured ;bombe’ type ring, London 1969, maker’s mark ‘HB’, 10.8g, sold with the original cardboard box and receipt from Garrard, 112 Regent Street £180 - 220 322 An early 20th century 18ct gold and diamond solitaire ring, the old-cut stone approx. 0.20cts, claw et to a plain shank, the Chester hallmarks obscured, size N+, 2.8g gross £70 - 90 323 A collection of mostly gold jewellery, including; a red paste and half-pearl locket-back shaped rectangular brooch, stamped ‘9c; a Latin cross, stamped ‘9ct’; a modern 9ct gold floral pierced Latin cross; and various fine chains and hoop earrings, 15.8g gross £80 - 120 324 A 1950’s blue zircon and diamond ring, centred with a rectangular blue zircon, between graduated baguette diamond two stone shoulders, stamped ‘Plat’, 5.1g gross £200 - 300 325 A Continental ruby and diamond necklace, the front designed as a series of interwoven calibre ruby scrolls and small diamond accents, on a filed-curb back-chain, stamped ‘Italy’ and ‘750’, 11,5g gross. £300 - 400 326 A 9ct gold and small diamond hinged bangle, Edinburgh post 2000 convention marks, 5.9g gross £80 - 120

327 A collection of silver and white metal jewellery including a Scottish Celtic silver penannular brooch, another similar round brooch, a sword brooch, a cross and a pair of stud earrings; together with a small heart; a Connemara marble shamrock pendant; and four Mexican abalone inlaid brooches £50 - 100 328 A Victorian 18ct gold, pearl and diamond quatrefoil cluster ring, Birmingham circa 1877 (date letter indistinct), size L, 2.9g gross £80 - 120 329 A diamond solitaire ring with a tiny rose cast diamond three stone shoulders, the old-mine diamond approx. 0.50cts claw set in white, to a yellow metal shank, stamped '18ct' £600 - 800 330 A diamond three stone ring, the graduated old-cut stone approx. 0.45cts, total claw set in white and yellow, unmarked £150 - 200 331 Five rings, comprising; an 18ct gold and tiny diamond solitaire ring, 3g; a 9ct gold, rectangular amethyst and tiny diamond three stone ring, 2.2g gross; a 9ct gold and oval white opal single stone ring, 2.3g gross; and two silver rings £80 - 120 331A Two lady’s 9ct gold bracelet watches, comprising; Accurist, a 9ct gold cased bracelet watch, circa 1971, the case, glass and bracelet 9.9g gross; together with an Avia 9ct gold cased round wrist watch, the case back approx. 2.3g, on a gold-plated bracelet £120 - 150 332 An 18ct gold, sapphire and diamond oval cluster ring, centred with an oval mixed-cut sapphire within a baguette and eight-cut diamond ten stone border, London 62, 3g gross £80 - 120

333 A continental chrysoprase bracelet with white metal stylised leaf motif decorated in arts and crafts style £100 - 150 334 A continental Elypmawesque enamel all white carnelian bracelet, with form or four oval carnelian scarab-carved Gabochons with scroll and flower inter links, stamped '800' £100 - 150 335 A chrysoprase pendant necklace with rectangular spacers; and an amber facetted bead necklace, lacing the clasp £100 - 150 336 A 22ct gold wedding band, Birmingham 1926, 2.7g; and an Italian drop pendant, stamped ‘750’, 0.8g £70 - 100 337 A modern 9ct gold, sapphire and diamond carved half-hoop style ring, circa 1973, size M, 2.8g gross £40 - 60 338 A Cloggau 9ct Welsh bi-colour gold ring, the front designed as an open tapering head decorated with sinuous trailing flowers, inscribed inside 'Cariadh' (Darling), size O, 6g £70 - 90 339 An early 20th century gold and diamond three stone ring, the graduated old-mine diamonds approx. 0.22cts total, claw set in white and yellow, stamped ‘Plat’ & 18ct’, size N+, 1.8g gross £50 - 80 340 A 22ct gold wedding band, Birmingham 1949 by Charles Green & Son, 4g £100 - 150 341 A modern 9ct rose gold hollow rope-twist hinged bangle, post 2000 Sheffield convention hallmarks, 4.1g £40 - 60



342 A collection of four 9ct rose gold bracelets, comprising; an Italian two-row curb bracelet on a large bolt ring clasp, post 2000 convention hallmarks, 4.4g; a similar single curb bracelet, 7.5g; an Italian filed-curb bracelet on a lobster claw clasp, 6.9g; and a belcher link bracelet with a pendent disc and a 'T' bar and hoop clasp, 3.7g £250 - 350 343 A QVC silver and small round pale emerald set line bracelet together with two similar bracelets set with either rubies or dark blue sapphires, these stamped '925'; a Thai white metal bracelet set with 23 dark bright green stones probably diopsides, stamped '925'; a Mexican/South West American multi-gem bracelet in the form of stylised figures, stamped 'Ster'; and a cubic zirconia three stone ring £30 - 50 344 A modern Italian gold double curb 'charm' bracelet, hung with 11 Cloggau Welsh gold charms, some gem set and a QVC 9ct gold and gem set elephant, 21.8g gross £200 - 250 345 A gold wedding band, marks worn, 5.2g in total £80 - 120 346 A 9ct gold, garnet and diamond ring, the central garnet flanked by two diamonds, 2.6g in total £80 - 120 347 An 18ct gold and diamond cluster ring, the central diamond 0.07ct approx. 2.8g in total £40 - 60 348 A 9ct gold cameo brooch, a silver coloured eternity ring set with simulated diamonds and a gold coloured Rotary wristwatch, in box £40 - 60 349 A Middle Eastern yellow metal (Gold but not hallmarked) and synthetic corundum (Imitating Alexandrite) rise and pendant £60 - 80

350 Continental yellow metal (Gold but not hallmarked) and opal oval cluster ring and an oval synthetic sapphire ring in 9ct gold £60 - 80 351 A synthetic sapphire round single stone ring stamped '18K' £50 - 70 352 Two modern Baltic amber baroque-shaped bead necklaces; two similar amber bead 'elasticated' bracelets; an Indian white metal and oval cabochon amber nine stone bracelet; a hardstone bead bracelet; and a black and white cultured-pearl bracelet £30 - 50 353 A QVC silver-gilt slightly domed mesh bracelet on a large bolt-ring clasp; a silver gilt and amber bead bracelet; a gold-plated curb bracelet; a multi-strand necklace hung with a turquoise pendant; two gold-plated necklaces; and a white metal herringbone bracelet £30 - 50 354 A collection of mostly gold stud earrings, some gem set, including; a pair of small oval emerald studs, a pair of dark sapphire clusters; a pair of cultured pearl studs with open spiral surrounds; two pairs of hoops, and a pair of anchor pendent earrings, approx.. 15.5g gross £120 - 150 355 An early 20th century gold, emerald and diamond small cluster ring, the head centred with a small rectangular emerald within an old -cut diamond, eight stone surround between scrawl chased shoulders, unmarked, size M 1/2, 3.2 g £100 - 150 356 Two gold and Gem rings, comprising ; an early 20th century gold and graduated half-cultured pearl three stone ring stamped '18 ct' , size Q, 3.2 g and a gilt gold and oval cabochon amber silver stone ring, size Q, 2.2 g. £80 - 120

357 A collection of earrings, including, a pair of oval mixed cut aquamarine studs, a pair of cultured pearl bead single studs, a pair of 9 ct gold spiral and bead studs, a pair of 9 ct tassel drops, a single round brilliant diamond stud earrings, approx 0.25 ct and an 18 ct gold and small round mixed cut sapphire pendant £80 - 120 358 An Early/Mid 20th Century two strand of cultured pearls with a silver and enamel clasp £20 - 30 359 A collection of jewellery comprising; a Middle Eastern rock crystal and garnets, a pierced shaped-oval brooch, a yellow metal watch chain/Albert hung with a silver gilded coin plus two other chains £50 - 80 360 A quantity of gold and pearl collar studs and cuff links £20 - 30 361 An early 20th century gold bangle, with a beaded and textured front, stamped 15ct, 10.8g £150 - 200 362 A pair of 9ct gold oval Cabochon white opal stud earrings, 1.1g in total £30 - 50 363 A sovereign, 1911 £180 - 200 364 A sovereign, 1912 £180 - 200 365 A sovereign, 1912 (P) £180 - 200 366 A gold, white opal and diamond drop pendant, top opal approx 6mm x 4mm with platinum fronted bar to an oval opal 17mm x 12mm surrounded by four diamonds, approx. weight 0.32ct, on 9ct white gold chain £200 - 300



367 A gold and platinum fronted oval aquamarine and pearl brooch, 4.4g in total; and a 9ft gold and peridot tie pin, 0.9g gross £80 - 120 368 A silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1940, 251g; a mother-of-pearl silver fruit knife by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1887; and a silver engraved bracelet, 2.5cm wide, with compass £80 - 120 369 A Continental yellow metal tapering and textured milanese necklace, stamped '0.750', 43cm long 100.3g £1,600 - 2,000 370 A Swiss '18K' open-face pocket watch, gold dial with black Roman numerals on a 9ct gold Albert with fancy 'T'-bar, tassel and 'eye ball' pendant, 20g gross £250 - 350 371 A 9ct gold emerald and diamond oval cluster ring, London 1996 in a modern Staffordshire type emerald ring box £100 - 150 372 Rotary, a gentleman’s 9ct gold cased round bracelet watch, circa 1963, cream dial with raised baton numerals and hands, two piece case hallmarked London 1963, on Excalibur rolled-gold expanding bracelet, 17 jewel incabloc movement £70 - 100 373 A lady’s 1930’s platinum and diamond rectangular wristwatch, Cream dial with black Arabic numerals, signed ‘Benson, London’, two piece hinged case with an eight-cut diamond 16 stone single line bezel and foliate engraved sides, stamped ‘plat’, on a nickel plated mesh bracelet, Swiss MPG movement £80 - 120

374 Omega Seamaster, a gentleman's stainless steel round wrist watch, circa 1963, silvered dial with raised baton numerals and Arabic quarters, dauphin hands and sweep centre seconds, the back engraved 'The Bristol Waterworks Company, Presented to H E Guest, for 25 years' service 1938-1963', on a later Prima-Flex bracelet, the movement not examined; in a Garrard & Co box £202 - 0 375 A silver cased open-face keyless pocket watch, the dial signed J.W. Benson, the case with import marks for London 1919, the case with import marks for London 1919, Swiss movement, with original box £70 - 90 376 An early 20th century French gold three-row bracelet and a matching single row necklace in the form of open oval links with small beaded link borders, the necklace 42cm long overall, the bracelet 16cm, 51g gross, in a M Rauline, Paris fitted case £800 - 1,200 377 A collection of costume jewellery and other items, including; an early 20th century gold-plated compass pendant; a Swiss silver cased open face key-wind pocket watch; two early 20th century gold-plated wrist watches; a lady’s stainless steel cocktail watch; a quantity of mostly stud earrings; various other costume jewellery in a white jewellery case and various plated flatware. £50 - 80 378 A white opal oval brooch marked '750', 14.7g gross £200 - 300 379 Longines, Conquest; a gentleman's gold-plated automatic wrist watch, silvered dial with raised gilt batons, date aperture and sweep centre seconds on Spiedel rolled-gold bracelet £30 - 40 380 A lady's gold Tonneau shaped 'The Tenchurch' wrist watch £120 - 150

381 A Rotary stainless steel and gilt bracelet watch; a similar Krug Baumen bracelet watch; and a small collection of First World War commemorative medallions and other items £30 - 50 382 A collection of cultured-pearl and imitation pearl jewellery including; A graduated cultured pearl single row necklace the beads approx 6.0 mm - 2.5 mm knotted on a barrel clasp, (requires restringing) 42 cm long, two pairs of cultured pearl studs earrings, various imitation pearls and an early 20th century gold and shell cameo brooch depicting a female profile, stamped '9 ct' the cameo approx 30 mm x 23 mm £50 - 80 383 A large collection of watches and costume jewellery, mostly bagged together with a cane basket £30 - 50 384 A miscellaneous collection of costume jewellery watches and other items and a group of coins of the world £20 - 40 385 A Continental 18 ct gold Amethyst and diamond oval cluster ring, size M, 6 g £200 - 300 386 A large collection of costume and other jewellery including various semi precious bead necklace, bracelet etc, in a large wooded jewellery cabinet with a hinged top and twelve short drawers over two long drawers £50 - 100 387 A collection of modern amber and other jewellery, including three tumble polished baroque amber bead bracelets, a goldstone bead bracelet, and various cultured freshwater pearl necklaces and bracelet and other items £40 - 60



388 A collection of USA coins from circulation and other mixed world coins, together with various lady’s and gentleman’s wrist watches £30 - 50 389 A collection of mostly modern South West American turquoise jewellery and other items including am amethyst and a citrine chip necklace £30 - 50 390 A collection of costume jewellery and other items to include various brooches, watches, a pair of carved bone edelweiss earrings, and other items £40 - 60 391 A collection of jewellery and watches, including; an oval shell cameo of a maiden, stamped ‘9ct’; a 9ct gold cased and engine turned propelling toothpick, 6.9g gross; various 9ct gold (3.6g) and other cufflinks, studs and other items including a Chinese character stick pin stamped ‘18k’, 1.4g. £120 - 150 392 Omega, Constellation, a mid-size stainless tell automatic wristwatch, the cream dial with tapered baton numerals, Arabic quarters and dauphin hands, the two piece screw case approx. 35mm diameter, the automatic movement not examined. NOTE; runs for a few seconds then stops. £150 - 250 393 A gentleman’s stainless steel round wrist watch, the mother of pearl dial marked ‘Rosenberg Paris’ and with three subsidiary dials, on a brown leather strap. £30 - 50 394 A Cartier gold plated lighter and a pen, the oblong engine turned lighter marked ‘Cartier Paris’, ‘Plaque OrG’ and numbered 91039N, and stamped Swiss made; the oblong engine turned pen with a trilogy type terminal and marked ‘Cartier Paris’ and numbered ‘359079’ £100 - 200

395 A carved Chinese rectangular ivory box containing, late 19th century, box width 12cm £150 - 200

SILVER 401 A silver mounted cut glass scent bottle, London 1898, a jar, a silver moulded round hand mirror, Birmingham 1953 (Damaged) and four small spoons £60 - 80 402 Silver; a three handled circular base pedestal bowl, Birmingham circa 1940's, a silver cased scent bottle (incomplete), Birmingham 1898 and a cased set of six coffee/egg spoons, Sheffield 1936 £30 - 50 403 Silver: A pair of silver backed hairbrushes, a silver topped clear glass scent bottle with inner stopper, a flared vase, silver handled boot hook and two napkin rings (7) £30 - 50 404 A set of six silver engraved old English pattern tea spoons and a tongs, London 1906 by Jackson & Fullerton, 131g, in a case; a set of six silver ‘bean-end coffee spoons, in a case; together with various American white metal flatware £50 - 80 405 A silver concave cigarette case engraved with foliate scrolls, Birmingham 1930; a silver napkin ring with a raised reed and ribbon-cross border, in a box; a white metal purse engraved with a bird; a 19th century Swiss .935 standard open face pocket watch; and a small oval scent flask £50 - 80 406 A silver vesta case with reeded design William James Dingley, Birmingham, an Edwardian tortoiseshell purse, a silver backed hairbrush, a silver lid and set of six silver handled Kings pattern butter knives £50 - 80

407 A silver shaped round salver on three hoof feet, Sheffield 1995 by C J Vander, 27cm diameter, 540g. £100 - 150 408 A novelty cut glass whisky decanter in the form of a tyre, engraved 'When Tyred, Scotch', with silver collar and stopper in the form of a spoked wheel, Hukin & Heath, Birmingham 26cm high £200 - 300 409 A collection of small silver, comprising; an engraved vesta with initials ‘RCB’, Birmingham 1906; a Peter Jackson for John Pinches silver ‘Christmas’ spoon, London 1976, in a case; and an embossed white metal oval locket £30 - 50 410 A silver mounted composite dressing table set, comprising; an oval hand mirror and a shoe horn, each embossed with cherubs; two crested oblong clothes brushes and two oval brushes, another plain with an integral compact, and a comb various dates and makers £50 - 80 411 A set of six Danish sterling and polychrome enamelled coffee spoons, in a case; and a set of six plated Kings pattern tea knives, in a case. £40 - 60 412 A quantity of far Eastern and Indian white metal; including various bowls, vases, dishes, a box, a match box cover, spill vases etc, mostly embossed, approx. 1150g of weighable, together with miscellaneous white metal and plated items £300 - 500



413 An Far Eastern/Indian white metal lozenge-shaped three piece tea service profusely embossed with animals and figures in rural landscapes on a matt ground, the teapot with an ebonised handle and finial, marked beneath ‘Sterling Silver’, 1260g gross; together with a similar oval hot water jug with a beaded border and ebonised handle and finial, 800g gross £400 - 600 414 A set of Dutch .930 standard buttons embossed with figures, 4cm diameter, and another smaller example; two chatelaine scissors sheathes and a small embossed silver oblong box £50 – 70 415 An Italian canvas glove box containing; a silver mounted gloves stretcher; a Victorian silver buckle, Birmingham 1892 by Nathan & Hayes; an Indian white metal belt; various other buckles and other items £70 - 100 416 A silver mounted composite five piece dressing table set, comprising; two engine turned and crested oval clothes brushes, Birmingham 1919, two silver and tortoiseshell mounted oval hair brushes, an oblong clothes brush and a hand mirror, London 1912; a silver brush mount; an oval jar cover; and a plated button hook £50 - 70 417 A George III provincial old English pattern table spoon, bright-cut and inscribed ‘JP’ over ‘M.A.R’ over ‘1796’, Exeter 1796, probably by Jason Holt, 44g; together with a silver shaped oval and engine turned compact, Birmingham 1920, 75g gross (lacking the mirror) £40 - 60 418 A large silver mounted glass and leather bound hip or spirit flask with a hinged cap and removable cup, Birmingham 1909 by Daniel and Arter; together with a small 3/32 of a pint hip flask, Sheffield 1928 £100 - 150

419 Two silver vesta cases £50 - 70 420 A silver five piece cruet set with spoons and two glass liners, cased, London 1933 £40 - 60 421 A late 19th century Chinese export part dressing table set by Hung Chong, each embossed with birds amidst foliage on a matt ground and with round reserves inscribed ‘Pat’, comprising; a round hand mirror, an oval hair brush, an oblong clothes brush, a round trinket box with a pull-off cover (260g), an oval powder jar (151g), and a mounted shoe horn; also an amethyst chip necklace £300 - 500 422 A Christofle 'Boule' three part silver plated brass tea set, designed by Lino Sabattini, c1960, each piece marked Gallia France, Prod Christofle the teapot 25cm wide £100 - 150 423 A mixed lot of silver and other items, including; a silver mounted hardwood maser bowl, engraved ‘20/2/85’, Birmingham 1963, 14cm diameter; a pair of silver pierced oval salt cellars, each on four claw and ball feet, marks rubbed; a silver mounted cut clear glass small rectangular dressing table jar; a folding fork and spoon; an EPNS panel belt and other items £50 - 80 424 Silver; a capstan inkwell with wide base (6.5 cm) with liner. William Neale. Birmingham 1931, presentation inscribed crest, Devonshire Regiment (Major Walter Henry) £70 - 100 425 A silver engraved cigar case, Birmingham 1904 by Arthur Cook, 14cm 197g £80 - 120 426 A boxed Cavalier silver plated five piece tea set £30 - 40

427 A gentleman's travelling toilet case with chrome fittings, two plated cigarette boxes and two other small boxes £30 - 50 428 A Victorian 1887 enamelled coin and other items to include together with spill vase, thimbles, and a brass pig vesta £40 - 60 429 A silver rectangular cigarette box, the engine turned cover engraved with initials 'MGS' Birmingham 1959, a silver spoon and a child’s pusher; together with various plated items including an oval tray, a three piece oval cafe au lait set, a pierced round sugar bowl and a travelling table set in a case £50 - 80 430 Three silver decanter labels, Brandy, Sherry and Whisky, W I Broadway & Co, 1982 £20 - 40 431 A twin handled silver cup, silver plate and metalware: a large collection including; entree dish, carving set with ham handle, vases, cutlery etc. with five cutlery boxes £30 - 40 432 A boxed set of six Barker Ellis Silver Co silver goblets, Birmingham, 1972 each armorial 1373 - 1973, 13cm high, 25.2 oz, goblet no. 482, with certificate £220 - 300 433 A collection of small silver, comprising; a small christening can with a ‘C’ scroll handle and two applied enameled panels in Arts & Crafts style, Birmingham 1907 by I S Greenberg; four various napkin rings, an Indian match box holder and an unmarked apple shaped small box. £80 - 120



434 A small embossed silver mounted cut glass dressing table bottle, Birmingham 1904, 9cm long, 21g; a pair of George III pierced oval salts on ball and claw feet, marks undecipherable, 91g, with blue glass liners; and a Middle Eastern dagger with an angular blade £30 - 50 435 A collection of silver, including a modern round two branch candelabrum, Birmingham 1988; a shaped-square trinket box embossed with a harebell swags and an oval reserve, Birmingham 1908; a round trinket box lacking the cover; two oval hair brushes; various silver mounted cut glass dressing table bottles and jars; a German round dish stamped ‘800’; a collection of plated flatware and other items £80 - 120 436 A group of silver items, comprising; two photograph frames; a desk tidy/paperweight clip; a card case; and a silver mounted purse, and a damaged nail buffer, various dates and makers; together with and a cigarette case, marked ‘Silver’. £60 - 80 437 A group of small silver, comprising, five silver fiddle pattern tea spoons, engraved with crossed rifles and ‘2nd G.I.P.R.V.R’, Sheffield 1911-16; a George III crested Old English pattern sifter spoon, London 1812 by Eley & Fearn; two decanter labels ‘Brandy’, Chester 1906 & ‘Whiskey’ 1913, both by Sampson Mordan & Co; 202g of weighable silver; together with an inscribed white metal shield shaped pendant and a brooch; a set of four plated and enameled menu holders in the form of ladies in ball gowns, and a plated Widdicombe Fair tea spoon. £70 - 100

438 A collection of small silver, including; a shaped oblong jewellery box embossed with a band of trailing leaves on three (of four!) feet, Birmingham 1909 by Saunders and Shepherd, 13cm wide; a small ‘Armada’ type dish, London 1971; two napkin rings and five various small spoons, approx. 107g of weighable silver; together with a set of six bean end coffee spoons, stamped ‘Sterling’, in a case, and a propelling pencil, and a collection of miscellaneous plated items including a glass cocktail shaker £40 - 60 439 A silver mounted easel back photograph frame with applied flowers and ribbon scrolls, Sheffield 1908 by Walker & Hall, 21cm high overall £20 - 40

GARDEN EFFECTS 440 A large painted and weathered terracotta head of Buddha, height 50cm together with a bird bath £40 - 60 441 Two weathered stone pedestal urns on square bases, probably marble height 44cm £80 - 120 442 Three chimney pots £30 - 50 443 A painted and weathered terracotta sealed Buddha, height 72cm £30 - 40 444 A weathered cast iron Campana shaped pedestal urn on a square base, height 55cm, top diameter 41cm £60 - 80 445 Four MAG galvanised double bowl calf feeders with pole clamps, width 40cm £60 - 80 446 Three double bowl calf feeders with pole clamps, width 47cm £50 - 70

447 Three double bowl calf feeders with pole clamps, width 47cm £50 - 70 448 A cast iron sewing machine base now with a marble top, top 91cm x 49cm £20 - 30

COINS 451* A modern Dinar coin 4.1g. £30 - 60 452 A miscellaneous collection of coins of the World, including various British pre-decimal copper and cupro-nickel and a few banknotes; together with a collection of First Day covers and a few loose stamps £20 - 40 453 A collection of coins including a Crown, 1891 and a four pence 1854 £20 - 40 454 George III shilling, year 1817 £20 - 40 455 George II shilling, year 1758 £20 - 40 456 Queen Victoria shilling, year 1897 £0 - 0 457 UK Silver Anniversary collection 5p-50p proof set, year 1996 £30 - 50 458 UK silver proof £1 coin (Piedfort) boxed, year 1984 and George V half crown, year 1915 £30 - 50 459 George V silver Crown, year 1935, George VI silver Crown, year 1937 and George III silver Crown, year 1819 £20 - 40 460 George II shilling, year 1758, George II shilling, year 1758 and George III shilling, year 1817 £60 - 80



461 George III shilling, year 1817 and Queen Victoria shilling, year 1897 £30 - 50 462 Russia Catherine I silver Patina, year 1762 and Russia Nicholas II silver Patina, year 1894 £30 - 40 463 Somalia, Duke + Duchess of Windsor 1000 shillings, year 2001 £40 - 60 464* A Latvijas Republika Pieci 5 Lati coin dated 1931, circulated. £30 - 60 465 USA RMS Titanic Silver One dollar coin 2006, USA Eisenhower One dollar coin 2006, USA Kennedy Silver half-dollar 1964, USA Silver Dollar 1884, USA Silver dollar 1888 (5) £30 - 50 466 A Elizabeth II £5 Horatio Nelson 1805-2005 coin, 80th anniversary of RAF coin (Guernsey) 1998, Mountbatten 10 crowns (Turks and Caicos Islands) 1980 and Sir Ernest Shackleton £2 coin (South Georgia and Sandwich Islands) 2004 (4) £20 - 40 467 A Churchill crown 1965, a gold plated Churchill crown 1965 with certificate, Winston Churchill Medallion - National Trust and Conquest of Everest Medallion 2003 (4) £20 - 40 468 A Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee coin, 1977 and related, Golden Jubilee 50 pence, 2002, 80th birthday £5 coin, 2006, Gibraltar coin, 1967, Britannia £2, 2006, Queen Mother Commemorative £5 coin (6) £30 - 50 469 A George V crown, 1935 rev. St George and the dragon and a George VI crown, 1951 £30 - 50 470 A George III crown, 1821 £20 - 30

471 Two Queen Victorian crowns, 1889 and another dated 1890 (3) £20 - 30 472* A World War II Burma star medal and Russian Kopek dated 1776. £20 - 30 473 Denmark 10 Kroner, year 1908 £40 - 60 474 Concorde New York to London Record Silver coin cover with certificate and Lest We Forget Commemorative Cover with certificate (2) £20 - 40 475 Falklands War 25th 5oz Silver Commemorative in a presentation box with certificate and Coins of World War II Numismatic set plated in silver and 22ct gold in a presentation box with certificate (2) £20 - 40

CERAMICS, METALWARE AND COLLECTABLES

476 A pair of bookends with carved African elephants (w: 35cm), another pair of elephants, a brass elephant and nine other items £40 - 60 477 An inkstand with twin inkwells circa 1930's; a table lamp (Sold as Parts); a blue and white biscuit barrel with silver plated mounts; a pair of Bavarian stoneware tankards with pewter top and four others £40 - 60 478 Four early 20th century Indian relief carved table boxes £80 - 100 479 A pair of Indian brass bowls on wooden 'cross-over' stands (h: 25cm) and nine other items of metalware £50 - 70

480 A collection of Imari bowls (3), a lidded ginger jar decorated with lotus and other oriental ceramics, 20th century (9) £40 - 60 481 A collection of coloured glassware including, an Art Deco green glass wall light and colourful vases etc. £40 - 60 482 A collection of decanters (8) with stoppers, 2 boxes and a blue glass vase etc £40 - 60 483 A collection of eleven pieces of copper lustre ware, mostly jugs, a Worcester 'peach and blackberry' decorated plate and other items (17) £30 - 50 484 An 18-piece part Doulton 'Pillar Rose' tea set, a Clarice Cliff bowl with wide floral band to the rim and three other items £30 - 40 485 A 30 piece Bavarian china tea set decorated with roses, four Shelley harmony tea cups and a matching small bowl, an 18 piece Noritake ivory and gilt boarded tea set and a Japanese flower painted jug plus other tea ware £40 - 60 486 A 29 piece Havilland china tea set, Chinoiserie design, two large oval platters and a part Paragon china tea set etc. £40 - 50 487 A mixed group of blue and white plates and others of a fish design £20 - 30 488 An Alfred Clough green banded part dinner set including four tureens, (52-piece) glassware including Bristol Blue and a group of Royal Kendal gilt decorated bone china mugs and saucers bearing Royal Irish emblem £20 - 40 489 A Royal Doulton Tumbling Leaves dinner service, 35 pieces including two tureens £20 - 40



490 Two Royal Doulton figures: Spring Morning (HN1922), Victorian Lady (HN728), a frosted glass lamp shade, two blue glass vases and three other items £30 - 40 491 A Moorcroft squat vase (WM monogramme), two Moorcroft small dishes, a collection of eight glass paperweights and three other items £40 - 60 492 A collection of four Imari plates, a large pink glaze vase decorated with birds and foliage, a hors d'oeuvres set, blue and white plates etc £30 - 50 493 A pair of Chinese Famille Rose baluster vases (af), 23cm high, a Chinese blue and white ginger jar and lid and other items £20 - 40 494 A pair of Victorian brass candlesticks, a brass letter rack and a silverplate teapot etc (8) £20 - 40 495 A collection of 9 gold Lustre jugs and other decorative china £30 - 40 496 A Staffordshire cottage pastille burner, a Victorian biscuit barrel with a silver plated lid, an Allerton's Toby jug, Winton cottage garden plate and other items £30 - 50 497 A milk glass lustre vase, an etched glass celery vase, other glassware and scoop scales with brass weights £40 - 60 498 Six small table boxes one Porcupine quill panelled, a toy Vulcan sewing machine, a box of keys and jewellery etc. £20 - 30 499 A group of three skillets two named T Ale Sons and T P B Water III £80 - 120

500 A thirty piece Czech Victoria 'Old England' hand painted tea set, a Poole vase and other items £30 - 50 501 A collection Camberwick Green character figures, 10 items, mostly with boxes, a small collection of egg cups, cloisonné vases and other ornaments £30 - 50 502 A Victorian brass paraffin lamp with an etched shade, five glass shades and a pottery table lamp £60 - 80 503 Four trays of semi-precious stones, a box of tins (some early 20th century), small flags etc. £30 - 50 504 A Victorian mahogany sewing box with contents, four modern sewing boxes all with contents, two boxes of notebooks and cut outs etc. £30 - 50 505 A mixed lot including, cutlery, enamel and other badges, pen knives and brass candle sticks etc. £30 - 50 506 A mixed lot mostly pressed glass, tazzas, water jugs and tumblers etc. £20 - 30 507 A collection mostly Dartmouth Pottery 'Motto Ware' (29) £30 - 50 508 A Torquay type jug, decanter and other decorative glass and ceramics £20 - 40 509 Coloured glass ware mostly carnival glass, a set of five hunting tumblers etc. £30 - 50 510 A Broadhurst 'Matador' part dinner service (18), two Beswick flying pheasants Crown Devon plate and other items £30 - 50

511 A Town and Country 'blue ridge' part dinner service, an Italian yellow and blue part dinner service and other items £30 - 50 512 Mixed china including, Adderley 'Floral' cups and saucers (12), Bidford Jubilee (Victoria) commemorative plate, tea ware etc. £30 - 50 513 Mixed china to include; Royal Worcester Alhambra part tea set, English Ironstone part tea set, Indian tree and two Victorian tiles etc. £30 - 50 514 A collection of blue and white china, mixed patterns and manufactures £20 - 30 515 A Royal Doulton ' Sonnet ' part dinner and tea service, approximately 70 pieces, to include tureens, teapot, cups, saucers, as well as different sized sets of plates. £70 - 100 516 A boxed set of six hand cut Webb lead crystal port glasses, a boxed set of six hand cut Edinburgh whisky tumblers, decanters and further related items £60 - 80 517 A Victorian clock garniture with a pottery ornamental clock case and a pair of matching vases decorated with amorous couples Clock case 36cm high £30 – 50 518 A pair of Moorcroft table lamps complete with shades, height of lamp 28cm (Sold as Parts) £40 - 60 519 A Chinese hardwood carving of an Immortal with silver wire inlay. Lamp base, 20th century height 60cm £30 - 60 520 A pair of Satsuma pails decorated with flowers and exotic birds, character mark (one repaired), together with a small decorated dish £30 - 50



521 A Nantgarw small bottle stand flower painted cartouche on a buff ground (diameter 12cm), a Sevres coffee can and saucer, a Gotha Thuringia coffee can and saucer decorated landscapes and a flower decorated saucer (6) £120 - 180 522 A graduated pair of twin handled vases both flower painted with blue grounds, probably Rockingham, unmarked; and a similar smaller vase decorated flowers and a landscape, also unmarked, largest 27cm £80 - 120 523 A near pair of Spode spill vases, blue ground decorated Canterbury and Bristol Cathedrals, height 11cm, one restored £80 - 120 524 A near pair of small baskets each painted five floral panels on blue ground, unmarked, width 16cm £40 - 60 525 A French bucket vase decorated on extensive Chinese garden scene with nine figures, with lion head handles, unmarked, height 15cm, top diameter 16cm £60 - 80 526 Two pairs of continental spill vases, one figure painted, the other flowers (both with damage), together with two others both probably Derby, also with damage £60 - 80 527 A set of three Coalport type flower painted plates, two with blemishes, all unmarked, a similar jug and a shaped plate decorated two figures before a folly with spot and flower head gilded boarder, marked IIII, width 24cm £80 - 120 528 Two small figures of a Chinese man and his lady carrying flowers, unmarked, probably Meissen, height 12cm (Some damage) £60 - 80

529 A Berlin blanc de chine group of two putti navigators with globe, telescope and dividers (under glaze blue sceptre mark) and a pair of children holding baskets (unmarked) (3) £30 - 50 530 A stoneware jug in the style of Bernard Leach of ribbed tapering form with an impressed mark (H: 24cm) £20 - 40 531 A Royal Worcester blush ivory jug with a compressed handle (hairline crack), shape no. 1094, h: 18cm, a Royal Worcester jug with naturalistic handle, h: 11cm, a miniature teapot, chipped spout, a glass dish depicting a three masted sailing ship bearing an etched signature purporting to read 'Lalique, France', 22cm diameter, a covered box, a cranberry glass vase and other coloured glassware £20 - 40 532 A collection of five Royal Doulton figures; Charlotte 2421, Southern Belle 2229, Stephanie 2807, Lynne 2329 (Cracked), Fragrance 2334 £40 - 60 533 A collection of blue banded Cornish ware T G Green including 'oil', 'sugar', 'flour' and 'sauce' (5 items) and 6 similar items £80 - 120 534 An abstract wood carving, wave form, signed monogramme CP and dated '84, w: 42cm £20 - 30 535 A substantial hardwood Chinese carving of two figures, one tugging his beard, height 44cm £60 - 80 536 Four brass baluster form tea caddies all with lids impressed mark to base 'Lipton's', two British Empire Exhibition 1926, two British Empire exhibition 1925 impressed around central bands h:14cm £30 - 50

537 A pair of white metal flared vases, Middle Eastern finely worked tight geometric design (h: 16.5cm); a pair of heavy brass alter vases marked 'Diaden' and a brass model cannon (5) £60 - 80 538 Three table/desk lights and one on an adjustable stand £30 - 50 539 A set of four Dresden style figures of cherubs emblematic of the seasons, under glaze mark for Hoffner & Co. (Naples Crown with Dresden under), h: 15cm and a pair of smaller figures of children with animals, h: 9cm (AF) £40 - 60 540 A Royal Worcester flared vase painted two pheasants, signed James Stinton, numbered 1047/G to base, h: 22cm £120 - 180 541 Three Royal Worcester vases all similarly flower painted on blush ivory ground, shape 1733, 1538 and 2314, and all unsigned, largest 20cm £150 – 200 542 Four pieces of Royal Worcester; three small vases and a ewer all flower painted on blush ivory ground, shape F107, 1143, 1764 (Pair) £150 - 200 543 A Chinese porcelain ovoid form vase, crackle glaze blue ground well painted fruit and foliage, character mark to base, h: 22cm £60 - 80 544 A small carved ivory Indian seven piece puzzle in box with sliding top (5cm); a small carved ivory tray (w: 10cm); a cloisonné lidded box and eleven other items £50 - 70 545 A pair of German Schierholz ceramic flower encrusted candlesticks, a 'band' of six angel musicians, a modern Chinese miniature tea set and other items £40 - 60



546 A Qianlong famille rose globular teapot with lid decorated with figures and domestic pets, height 14cm, a bottle vase and a well painted foliage and seaweed small plate 16cm (3) £120 - 180 547 A 'sparrow beak' famille rose jug decorated with figures in a courtyard with cross hatched back panel and a shaped small plate flower painted (2) £60 - 80 548 A large circular tassa with pierced bowl, cerise and gilt boarder and a landscape with a Gothic mansion, number 2015 to base, probably Coalport width 37cm , together with an ironstone china plate and a continental figure painted vase, height 27cm (3) £70 - 90 549 A fourteen piece Victorian 'Japan' pattern transfer printed tea set, a boxed pair of Royal Worcester oil bottles and other china £30 - 50 550 A large brass sculpture of a eagle on a branch, width 61cm £60 - 80 551 A pair of Herend bunnies, 9cm high Together with three other smaller bunnies (4) £60 - 80 552 A Herend porcelain model of a rabbit, incised number 5534 H: 30cm £50 - 70 553 A group of Herend porcelain rabbits, incised number 5332, 14cm high and two others (3) £80 - 120 554 A Persian painted mica framed panel 6 x 10.5cm £40 - 60

555 An autograph album including Basil Radford, Robertson Hare, Yehudi Menuhin, John Gielgud, Laurence Olivier, CR Atlee and V Atlee, Henry Wood first half 20th Century £200 - 300 556 A brass oval tobacco box dated 1918 and 'T Guest, 13 Seymoor Road Staple hill', a small 19th century horn and tortoiseshell rectangular snuff box and a travelling ink well (3) £60 - 80 557 A carriage timepiece, enamel dial in a brass case, handle raised 16cm high £40 - 60 558 A framed metal plate embossed with a crucifix, presented in 19th Century £20 - 40 559 A collection of ten small copper chocolate or mousse moulds including a swan and a lobster, late Victorian £60 - 80 560 Militaria: A collection of brass buttons, Royal Indian Army service corps, a 1939/45 war medal, two competition medals, a boxed 'yard-o-lead' propelling pencil and a large badge marked 'Pacemamo' £30 - 50 561 A conch shell the top carved with the Lord’s Prayer and 3 other sea shells (4) £30 - 50 562 A walking cane, the ivory handle carved as a sphere of human mask depicting emotions, signed ball diameter 5cm, length of whole cane 88cm £150 - 250 563 A large Cloisonné baluster vase, (height 36cm) and another brass and enamel vase, both 19th century £50 - 80

564 A pair of Victorian brass candlesticks with lyre columns 27cm, one other pair and a letter rack (5) £50 - 70 565 A 19th Century brass and ebonised bow drill engraved G Buck Tottenham Court Rd, with internal adjustor 25cm length £30 - 50 565A A travelling or field brass microscope held in carrying box £20 - 30 566 A box containing approx 150 19th century mother of pearl counters, all engraved £120 - 180 567 A collection of pin cushions, all in the form of shoes, mostly pewter and china (29) £60 - 80 568 A cloisonné ginger jar with cover, a cranberry glass scent bottle with gilt and trailed decoration marked Greenhalgh to base (h:8cm), ten other scent bottles, a Russian pocket watch and chain (af) and three silver plated sugar shakers £30 - 50 569 A collection of pin cushions, all in the form of shoes; together with other miniature shoes, two boxes (40) £60 - 80 570 A large pewter lidded jug and matching circular tray both marked 'Estain fin de Tonge' under a crown, jug h: 38cm, tray d: 36cm £50 - 70 571 A coat of arms of the Llewellyn family painted in bright acryrilic with gold highlighting (label to verso) A H D Meadows 'Scribe 8 Illuminator', Newport Wales; and two tasselled banners bearing the same arms, good colour, banners 58 x 47cm £150 - 200



572 Peter Blake, a Wedgewood National Art Collections Fund plate, 31cm diameter £20 - 40 573 A collection of keys and three vintage brass padlocks, and a book: the magic of a name Nackolds, Harold - History of Rolls Royce (special edition) and a Royal wedding programme 1981 £30 - 40 574 A collection of RAF Flying Review magazines 1955-1963, 1955-1956 book bound (two boxes) £30 - 40 575 A Bristol blue glass special edition stem glass with 'B' in gilt (Babycham), a model of yester year 7-12 Harvey's of Bristol 1912 model T van, a pair of Chinese miniature slipper embroidered, two pairs of 1930 spectacles, draught board with pieces and opera glasses etc. £30 - 50 576 A brass 1914 Christmas tin, a boxed pair of Concorde cufflinks, an 1887 Jubilee commemorative medal and 3 aviation posters etc. (1 box) £40 - 60 577 Three cameras: a Warwick No. 2, Baby Brownie and Olympus Trip 35 and a pair of binoculars in part leather case £20 - 40 578 A boxed Zenit EM reflex, a Kodak N01 pocket folding camera with original box, a Penguin Kershaw 8-20 folding camera with instruction booklet and two box cameras one with original box (5) £60 - 80 579 A mahogany stereoscopic card viewer and a collection of photographic cards; 90 black & white mostly Bristol and Cornish views with 22 tinted cards mostly figure studies, some badly faded £100 - 180

580 Stereoscopic cards; Underwood & Underwood full set of Egyptian views(1-100) with text books (1897-1904) in original, 37 other cards mostly Jerusalem and Palestine £80 - 120 581 A Bell Punch 'plus'counting machine, cased binoculars and three cameras etc. £30 - 50 582 A collection of mostly Victorian and Edwardian V Portrait Studio photographs, some framed, mostly album size (one box - approx. 48) £30 - 50 583 A Victorian fancy fringe necklace, two box cameras; a jewellery box, a mother or pearl rosary, two bead purses and other items £35 - 50 584 Four Chinese rice paper paintings, four various hip flasks, a stacking cup and other items £40 - 60 585 A 19th century plan of the Ward of Farringdon housed in a mahogany wall mounted 'roll up' wall cabinet, plan torn, width 110cm £30 - 50 586 A large collection of china to include, 4 Victorian transfer decorated tureens, Tetley tea advertising items, a large stoneware flagon (4 shelves) £30 - 50 587 A mixed lot including a manual sewing machine, shove half penny board, two boxed Gje Gje trotting sets, razor, clock, etc., £30 - 40 588 A mixed lot to include; set scoop scales with weights, a brass 'Ally Sloper' door stop, a pair of cased modern binoculars and 5 walking sticks etc. £30 - 50

589 A mixed lot; an ammonite, two pairs of Staffordshire Pottery dogs, tape measure, etc (one shelf) £30 - 50 590 A mixed lot: Cutlery basket, books and pottery vases etc (one shelf) £20 - 30 591 A Victorian oil lamp base with a green glass reservoir and other glass ware etc. (one shelf) £20 - 30 592 Mixed prints and a folio case, mainly prints and a watercolour of a fish (one pigeon hole) £20 - 30 593 Four mounted framed, glazed stamp and cigarette card displays £20 - 30 594 A large group of framed pictures etc, mostly prints (one pigeon hole) £20 - 30 595 Mixed pictures (one pigeon hole) £30 - 50 596 Musical Instrument: A banjo with well shaped inlaid sound board with case, turning key and some music, instrument length 93cm £60 - 80 597 A Koerner accordion in playing order with case with forty-eight bases, keyboard width 43cm £30 - 50 598 Typewriter; Imperial N650 with dust jacket, S/N H5437 circa 1935 £30 - 50 599 Typewriter; Corona No 3 portable S/N 453769 circa 1922 with instruction manual £60 - 80 600 Typewriter; A Remington portable circa 1930's with instruction manual £20 - 30 601 Two sets of antlers, one mounted on shield and a pair of cow horns £30 - 50



602 A mahogany relax box the top marked: Hart Battery; a riding crop, shooting stick, a small leather suitcase, a pair of 18th century W.W Spurs, a book pull, a spelter sculpture of jockey and home and a pair of binoculars £30 - 40 603 An oval framed mirror, a carved African panel and a collection of framed pictures (10) £20 - 40 604 Eighty Dekar two lever cabinet locks each with two keys £60 - 80 605 A Spode Copeland 'Camilla' wash bowl, matching small vase and soap dish, eight cider/tea mugs and other items £30 - 40 606 A portable gramophone (incomplete) and a collection of records in 5 boxes to include, Music hall £30 - 50 607 A collection of records, LP and singles mainly 1950/60's £20 - 30 608 A banjo aneroid barometer, modern; a copper warming pan and a Chinese two section screen with bone flower and bird raised decoration, screen height 88cm £60 - 80 609 A pair of B & O speakers, model 545-2, type 6312, w: 26cm, h: 48cm £20 - 30 610 Farmers Glory; Wheat Flakes promotional issue 1936, national costumes mounted on ply, (27 of 36 set) cigarette and tea cards; part sets Senior Service Dogs and Beautiful Scotland, a box of sorted Ty-phoo tea cards along with related cards £30 - 50

611 38 Ministry of Transport road maps (1926/7) England and Wales 1/2 inch to one mile with index and reference book in a leather case (original set of 40, missing number 31 and 32) £40 - 60 612 A Victorian 'pop up' book; 'Father Tuck, to picture land', with two pop-up sets, (lacks cover), a Hodder Columbia book that sing; 'Second Bubble book' (incomplete); two Meccano magazines both 1947 and Bruno and his friend chimp (Susan Gladstone). (5) £30 - 40 613 Cigarette Cards: A large collection of cards, part sorted, mostly Wills and Players, twelve books of cards, cigarette boxes, etc., together with a small stamp album £100 - 200 614 Gibraltar; A collection of 54 postcards colour and black and white all early 20th century £30 - 50 615 Two Edwardian 'Feminist' cards, one titled 'Her first vote'; 34 Carreras cigarette oval 'Film stars' series cards and a small collection of printed silk badges £30 - 80 616 A large collection of mostly topographic cards many Great Britain, Edwardian to modern day (two boxes) £20 - 30 617 A box of early 20th century black and white photographs, greeting cards, 1937 Coronation souvenirs book and other items £20 - 30 618 A good collection of 49 black and white photographs of snooker players, circa 1970-90's including action shots featuring Kirk Stevens, Stephen Hendry, Dennis Taylor, John Vergo, Cliff Thornton, Steve Davis and others, mostly framed. Eric Whitehead label to verso on most unframed £20 - 40

619 A large collection of keys, brass table clips, coach bolts and some furniture fittings contained in two metal deed boxes £80 - 120

MILITARIA 620 A percussion cap rifle (poor condition), a small Wootton lantern and a pair of opera glasses (3) £30 - 50 621 A Great War Trench Art German brass shell case modelled as a candle holder, the base inscribed 'Patronenfabrik - Karlsruhe - Jan 1916' together with a British Victory medal 'Sweetheart' photograph, shell fuse, buttons, postcards, etc £40 - 60 622 Aviation: A collection approximately 300 mostly colour photographs of planes, a RAF Rhodesia Squadron crest on an oak shield and other items (box) £20 - 40 623 A collection of Second World War Garman items including an aluminium field cup, badges and books including a Spanish Civil War publication in German, dated 1940 £30 - 40 624 Militaria: An Indian army side cap with buttons and badge, an Indian bush knife in leather scabbard, a Kukri (3 knife set) in leather scabbard and a leather army belt £80 - 120 625 A collection of WWI and WWII medals, including; 1914-18 and Victory medals to H Jones; three other WWI war medals to various recipients; 1939-45 Defence and War medals, Stars for 1939-45 and Pacific and The Australian Service Medal, all 'named' to H J Goodwin; together with a 1939-45 War and Stars and various ribbons, etc £60 - 80



626 Militaria A military OBE (1st type) a group of Ist World War Medals to include a Victory Medal and British War Medal to Commr H W B Shewell, together with Second World War medals to include The Atlantic Star, The Africa Star and The Burma Star and miniatures and related items £200 - 300 627 Medals: Two 2nd WW (2nd Lieutenant C E Sayer) War and Victory medals with ribbons and miniature set, a German Submariners cap badge and three other items £40 - 60 628 The remains of 'The Cavalry Manual for non-commissioned Officers and Private soldiers of the British Cavalry' by Captain Ainslie (Dublin 1836)' bound with a fascinating group of hand written documents from the early 19th century including; Return of Men of 15th Hussars at the Battle of Waterloo (1815); other rolls including wounded and dead mainly 13th and 15th Hussars; procedure and tactical notes written in at least two hands. Boards detached and worn, binding mostly sound £200 - 300 629 RAF related sprit tumbler engraved 617 Squadron arms and facsimile signature of Gibson and Cheshire (U'C's); a battle of Andrain pamphlet (Air Ministry Accounts) and a oil on canvas of a Lancaster bomber (3) £30 - 40 630 A sheath knife , J Marttiini/Finland, signed blade 23cm , another sheath knife marked Polytypos to case and knife, along with a Inuit stone seal pup £30 - 40 631 A WW11 German Fire department parade bayonet plus French chassepot bayonet £50 - 80 632 A silver top walking stick, 2 others and a truncheon (4) £40 - 50

633 A Hiatt & co. truncheon with leather strap, a mace club with wooden handle and a pair of pilots sunglasses in a aluminium case marked AM £40 - 60 634 A quantity of WW2 military reference publications, hard and soft covers £20 - 30 635 A quantity of thirty five modern sword bags, gun and dagger cases, various sizes £30 - 40 636 An RAF jacket and side cap, a flying cap, gas mask in original tin container together with a peak cap BWW, a post man’s arm band and other items £30 - 50 637 A full strong canvas straight jacket with two locks (one incomplete) - no key; and a half body with four leather straps (size male 3) £80 - 120 638 A strong cotton quilted half body straight jacket with two locks (one incomplete) - single key. Stencil marked inside HM 3 size 3 £60 - 80 639 An early Victorian leather restraining belt with three van handcuffs all firmly attached. Probably Police issue, no key £80 - 120 640 A Victorian restraight belt and a set of leg shackles £30 - 50 641 An early Victorian set of iron manacles with chain and ring connections. Full length 145cm no key £60 - 80 642 Four leather restraining straps, the oldest stamped: WSP 1935, the other much later £80 - 120

TOYS 643 A scale model of a Foochow Pole Chinese junk, a fully rigged wood hull early 20th century with original colouration, rigging later, hull length 80.5cm Note: these junks unchanged in design since the 14th century were primarily used to deliver Fujian timber along the coast of China £80 - 120 644 A 'Pinball Arcade Machine: Big Guns' by Williams, model 557, circa 1986 with full illuminated back board, working order, length 130cm, width 57cm, height 208cm £300 - 500 645 W Britians Premier Series, created by Charles Biggs Mark 1 4.5 Howitzer with Limber and four-man Khaki detachment 8912, German 7.7 Gun and Limber with service detachment 8924, each with original box (2) £50 - 80 646 W Britain Premier Series created by Charles Biggs Vickers Maxim Machine Gun with two machine gunners 8911, mounted Royal Artillery Officer 8910, Hotchkiss Machine Gun and US Crew 9803, all in original boxes (3) £40 - 60 647 Trophy Miniatures Wales Ltd Hand to Hand Zulu War HZ10, Napoleonic British Highland Infantry, NP17N, British Napoleonic Infantry, Standard Firing WA3, American Civil War, 54 Massachusetts Regt ACW29, all in original boxes (4) £40 - 60 648 Trophy Miniatures Wales Ltd 26 Texas Cavalry, American Civil War, ACW16, 26 Texas Cavalry, American Civil War, ACW13, 26 Texas Cavalry, American Civil War, ACW14, 26 Texas Cavalry, American Civil War, ACW15 all in original boxes (4) £40 - 60



649 Trophy Miniatures The Classic Collection Napoleonic Wars, The 95th Rifles WA37, Napoleonic Wars, 1st Grenadiers of the Guard WA18V, Napoleonic Wars, 95th Rifles WA45, all in original boxes (3) £70 - 90 650 Fusilier Miniatures Commemorative Issue 75 Years of the RAF 1918-1998 No 110, WWI British Infantry, Minute Men, German WWII Rocket Section Eastern/Western Front No 19c all in original boxes (3) £30 - 50 651 Fusilier Miniatures British WWII Infantry, Officer and Five Men Advancing No 14, British WWII Infantry, NCO and Five Men Running No 15, British WWII Infantry, Bren Gun and Support Group No 17 all in original boxes (3) £30 - 50 652 Rank & File Royal Navy Escort (Whites), Royal Navy Escort (Six Rating), Lancer with Dead Horse BW03, US Army Gulf War 1991 all in original boxes (4) £30 - 50 653 Lancer 17th Lancer, 16th Lancer, American Revolution, Minute Men, Gurkhas WWI all in original boxes (4) £40 - 60 654 P and B England American War of Independence American Infantry PB2, AWI - Grenadier Company, 10th Regiment of Foot PB1, 4th Light Infantry Regiment of Mexico, 1836, PB9, Viet Cong Set PB18 all in original boxes (4) £40 - 60 655 Collectors Soldiers Pathfinder Paras 1990, Zimbabwe Paras 1970's, US Marines Gulf War 1991 together with Anglo Russian Toy Soldiers Soviet Paratroopers 1990, Set 1 all in original boxes (4) £30 - 50

656 Langley Models 'The Boys of the Old Brigade' Napoleonic British Infantry, Napoleonic Wars - French Line Infantry, Royal Navy Landing Party, Tropical Service all in original boxes (3) £40 - 60 657 Tradition American Civil War - Confederate Infantry inc. Set 902 and 905 all in original boxes (3) £50 - 80 658 Tradition German Infantry 1914 Set no 810, Set no 811 all in original boxes (2) £40 - 60 659 Tradition British Infantry of the Line, Battle of Waterloo, 707, Gun Crew of HMS Victory, 1805, 93, 95th Rifles, Napoleonic War, 705 all in original boxes (3) £60 - 80 660 Tradition Mounted Field Officer, Infantry of the Line 1812, B1M, American Civil War, Union Artillery, No 78, Trooper, Skinners Horse, 1908, M205 all in original boxes (3) £40 - 60 661 Tradition Italian Bersaglieri, Chinea 1900, No 72, Henry VIII Army Arquebusiers MR1, Troopers Royal Scotts Greys 1900 all in original boxes (3) £40 - 60 662 Tradition Guardsman - The Grenadier Guards 514, Sergeant, 17th Bengal Lancers, 1901, M208, George Felbrigge K19, Sir Hugh Hastings K46, The King of Poland K29, Jean De Boucicaut K40, French Imperial Guard Grenadier, 1810, 502 (x2) all in original boxes (8) £50 - 80 663 Mulberry Miniatures Prince Rupert LifeGuard of Horse ECW 3, The Chosen Men A selection of 95th Riflemen from the Penisular War BN 48, all in original boxes (2) £40 - 60

664 W Britain’s Special Collector’s Edition and Centenary Edition 11th Hussars, 8820, 16th Lancers, 8819, 45th Rattray Sikhs, 8837, 45th Rattray Sikhs, 8838, Sherwood Foresters, 8814, Sherwood Foresters, 8815, Russian Infantry - Charge of the Light Brigade, 3114, Valley Forge, 5872, Life Guard 1837, 8824, Fort Henry Guard, 8823 all in original boxes (10) £80 - 120 665 Whittlesey Miniatures 95th Rifles, Napoleonic War, British Foot Artiller, Napoleonic War, B120, in original boxes and a Cannon (3) £20 - 40 666 Fusilier Miniatures and Toy Soldiers and Model Figure WWI Motorcycle Machine Gun, WWI Indian Machine Gunner, MG4, WWI British Machine Gunner, Very Able Seaman, Napoleon's Infantry Trooper, 1st Regt, 1814, The Legionnaire and the Donkey (6) £30 - 50 667 Good Soldiers The Norwegian Imperial Guard, Frontline Figures Voltigeur Company, Switzerland, 19th Century SNV1, Colmans Cheshire Volunteers, Royal Marine Commandos, 1944 and WWI German Storm Troopers 1918 all boxed (4) £20 - 40 668 Yeomanry Miniatures 5th (Royal Irish) Lancer C12, Oryon British RAF Aces No. 2, 5007, Small Potentials Bomb Disposal Technician, Soldiers of Russia Gordon Highlander, Napoleonic War, WWII Russian Soldier with Sub-Machine Gun, American Civil War and Union Soldier and Gurkhas WWI (7) £20 - 40



669 National Army Museum Special Edition, Operation Overlord, D-Day 6th June, British Infantryman, D-Day 6th of June 1944 and others, Phina Collectables American Civil Ware - The Motley Squad, Tradition 'Sharpe' TV Series Set, Sculptures Modern British (Scottish) Infantryman (5) £20 - 40 671 Two atlas edition model trains, Duchess LMS and Flying Scotsman, one boxed both with history pamphlets, four similar locomotive/engine models all unboxed, four Hornby carriages and a box of train related catalogues, prints etc. £60 - 80 672 A collection of mostly Corgi boxed lorries including, John Mitchell, Stepframe, Eddie Stobart etc. 18 boxed, 3 unboxed - (2 boxes) £80 - 120 673 An Armand Marseille bisque head doll 390 with swivel blue eyes and jointed body, 58cm £30 - 50 674 A collection of dinky die cast coaches, tin and plastic model cars and commercial vehicles £30 - 40 675 A collection of pre-war Britain's painted lead soldiers, model cannons, etc £30 - 40 676 A collection of advertising items, miniature tins, dolls house ceramics, etc £30 - 40 677 Cars; A box containing a large collection of Dinky and Matchbox cars, all play worn; together with a sack of wooden play bricks £30 - 50 678 Two boxes mostly Dinkey and Matchbox army vehicles and a toy cannon etc. Play worn £30 - 40

679 Games: Four vintage and later tennis racquets, three squash racquets, rugby ball, golf shoes, boxed, badminton set and boxed games including Totopoly, Risk, Buccaneer, etc (in box and on floor) £40 - 60 680 Two boxed sets Taylor-Rolph carpet bowls (4) and three vintage sets of darts £30 - 50 681 A boxed Harling Pantograph 1961 (boxed and complete), and two other construction sets both early 20th century £30 - 50 682 Five vintage jigsaw puzzles including; Delta Series 'The World' (ten pieces missing), two children's' Victory puzzles (complete), a Ponda Queen on horseback, circa 1940/50's and one other £30 - 50 683 A boxed 'Shoot-a-Goal' football game (T.A. Butler & Co.), a Halma set, Chad Valley 'Shoc' (adult party game), a pull along duck and other toys £30 - 80 684 A boxed 'Hobbies A1 fretwork outfit' with instruction booklet, four chess/draught sets, other boxed and unboxed games £40 - 50 685 A large collection of packs of cards, games and bridge sets, mostly vintage (two boxes approx. 72 packs) £60 - 80 686 A Black box Monopoly, a Halma set, two Waddington Cluedo, a boxed 'yellow dwarf Nain Jaune' French game (JWS Bavaria) and a boxed Draughts set (one box) Note: Not checked for completeness £30 - 50 687 A Hamleys play tent circa 1950, a boxed 1953, Coronation coach ** two gyroscopes, two Victorian framed writing slates with pencils and two small boxed games £30 - 50

688 Games; An Amersham 'Jewel Design' 15-piece dolls tea set (boxed); a Pelham 'SS Gypsy puppet (boxed); and a large collection of boxed games including 'Frantic Frog', Britain's Show Jumping set and game; 'Marble Maze', mostly 1960/70's, etc (two shelves) £40 - 60 689 A set of snooker balls (composition) with score board, triangle and two cues, a Victorian bagatelle board with balls and four badminton rackets £30 - 50 690 A 20th century darts board, darts, two boxes of Dinky plus other toy vehicles (all play worn) and a cribbage board etc. (3 boxes) £30 - 50 691 A large mixed collection of board games, models and puzzles etc (5 boxes) £20 - 40 692 A 'Shove half penny' board, mahogany with brass endings £20 - 30 693 The Legacy of Tek-sing Treasure ship, a ceramic small bowl from the wreck (with Nagel transfer mark) and five other books and antiques £30 - 50 694 BOOKS P G Woodhouse Sam the Sudden, 1925, The Small Batchelor 1927, Big Money 1931, Thank You Jeeves 1934, A few Quick Ones 1959, first editions or first English editions, and further others, similar (16) £200 - 400 695 BOOKS A First Edition, The Path to Power, signed Margaret Thatcher, in blue £80 - 120



696 A mix of hard-backed fiction and non-fiction books, to include copies from the Book Club series; Book of Talismans by Pavitt; The World’s Best Photographs; Charles Buchanan’s Soccer Book 1956-57 and song books of the Beatles and Rolling Stones. £20 - 30 697 Children’s annuals and comics, largely from the late 1960’s and 1970’s. Items include Beano, Dandy, Sting Ray, Asterisk, Tintin and Superhero comics. £30 - 50 698 A quantity of books on the subjects of royalty, history, nature and rural life. The Queen’s Reign and its Commemoration; Nicholas and Alexandra; 1914 Illustrated; British Dominion’s Year Book 1916; The War’s Best Photographs; BBC Year Book 1934; and Nature Through the Year. £30 - 40 699 A quantity of books, guides and leaflets about the City of Bristol and the surrounding area. Books include Greater Bristol by Lesser Columbus; Industrial Cooperation in Bristol; 1905 Guide to Bristol; twelve books from the Reece Winstone ‘Bristol as it Was’ series; and some ‘Images of England’ books. £40 - 60

700 Tourist guides, maps and local interest books from around the UK. Books include Portrait of London by A Bush; Parish Churches of England; A Wiltshire Home by Dorothy Devenish; In Search of Ireland by H.V.Morton; and Red Guides for North Wales and Tenby. £20 - 40 701 Books; The Second World War in six volumes: Churchill Winston; Forest of Windsor: Hudges, G.M: Limited edition 96/400; Children's novels etc (one shelf) £40 - 60 702 Vintage information books and manuals, to include Standard Drill Book for National Fire Service and Fireman’s Handbook; a Pilot’s Flying Manual; Roadcraft Police Driver’s manual; and several books from the ‘Observer’s Book of. Series, together with a small book shelf. £30 - 40 703 A quantity of books to include poetry, children's and miscellaneous topics. Scott's Poetical Works; Longfellow's Poems; Dramatis Personae and Dramatic Romances & Lyrics by Browning; A Christmas Tree by Dickens; seven Beatrix Potter books; Final Edition by E.F.Benson; and Eat, Think and Be Slender by Kotkin. £20 - 30

704 A quantity of books of health and lifestyle interest, especially cookery, yoga and gardening. Mrs Beeton’s Cake Making; Delia Smith’s How to Cook; Cordon Bleu Winter Puddings; The Complete Yoga Book; The Complete Illustrated Book of Yoga; The Complete Book of Herbs; Pictorial Practical Gardening; and Beeton’s Shilling Garden Book. £30 - 50 705 A mix of fiction and non-fiction books, to include several editions from the Country Book Club and Reprint Society; Quest in Paradise by David Attenborough; Quite Early One Morning by Dylan Thomas; Boys' Book of Modern Marvels; and various biographies. £20 - 30 706 BOOKS Classical music interest, Ainsworth Dictionary and The Coat of Arms £20 - 40 707 Books: A collection mostly relating to Wellington and Waterloo (20 volumes) £20 - 40

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dispose of unsafe goods as refuse, at your expense.

Soft furnishings. The sale of soft furnishings is strictly regulated by statute law in the

interests of fire safety. Goods found to infringe safety regulations will not be offered and

must be removed at your expense. We reserve the right to dispose of unsafe goods as refuse,

at your expense.

The rights of disposal referred to in clause 10 and 11 are subject to the provisions of The

Torts (Interference with Goods) Act 1977, Schedule 1, a copy of which is available for

inspection on request

Descriptions. Please assist us with accurate information as to the provenance etc. of

goods where this is relevant. There is strict liability for the accuracy of descriptions under

modern consumer legislation and in some circumstances responsibility lies with sellers if

inaccuracies occur. We will assume that you have approved the catalogue description of

your lots unless informed to the contrary. Where we are obliged to return the price to the

buyer when the lot is a deliberate forgery under Condition 15 of the Conditions of Sale and

we have accounted to you for the proceeds of sale you agree to reimburse us the sale proceeds.

Unsold. If an item is unsold it may at our discretion be re-offered at a future sale. Where in

our opinion an item is unsaleable you must collect such items from the saleroom promptly on

being so informed. Otherwise, storage charges may be incurred. We reserve the right to

charge for storage in these circumstances at a reasonable daily rate.

Withdrawn and bought in items. These are liable to incur a charge of 15% commission,

1.5 % Loss and Damage Warranty and any other costs incurred including but not limited to

illustration and restoration fees all of these charges being subject to VAT on being bought

in or withdrawn after being catalogued.

Conditions of Sale. You agree that all goods will be sold on our Conditions of Sale. In

particular you undertake that you have the right to sell the goods either as owner or agent

for the owner. You undertake to compensate us and any buyer or third party for all losses

liabilities and expenses incurred in respect of and as a result of any breach of this

undertaking. We will also, at our discretion, and as far as practicable, confirm that an

item consigned for sale does not appear on the Art Loss register, which is administered by

an independent third party.

Authority to deduct commission and expenses and retain premium and interest.

You authorise us to deduct commission at the stated rate and all expenses incurred

for your account from the hammer price and consent to our right to retain beneficially

the premium paid by the buyer in accordance with our Conditions of Sale and any

interest earned on the sale proceeds until the date of settlement.

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You authorise us in our discretion to negotiate a sale by private treaty not later than the

close of business 48 hours after the day of sale in the case of lots unsold at auction, in

which case the same charges will be payable as if such lots had been sold at auction

and so far as appropriate these Terms apply.

Warehousing. We disclaim all liability for goods delivered to our saleroom without sufficient

sale instructions and reserve the right to make minimum warehousing charge of £10 per

lot per day. Unsold lots are subject to the same charges if you do not remove them within a

reasonable time of notification. If not removed within three weeks we reserve the right to

sell them and defray charges from any net proceeds of sale or at your expense to consign

them to the local authority for disposal.

Settlement. After sale settlement of the net sum due to you normally takes place within 28

days of the sale (by crossed cheque to the seller) unless the buyer has not paid for the

goods. In this case no settlement will then be made but we will take your instructions in the

light of our Conditions of Sale. You authorise any sums owed by you to us on other

transactions to be deducted from the sale proceeds. You must note the liability to reimburse

the proceeds of sale to us as under the circumstances provided for in Condition 12 above.

You should therefore bear this potential liability in mind before parting with the proceeds

of sale until the expiry of 28 days from the date of sale.

CONDITIONS OF SALE

Bristol Auction Rooms / BCVA carries on business with bidders, buyers and all those present in the

auction room prior to or in connection with a sale on the following General Conditions and on such

other terms, conditions and notices as may be referred to herein.

Definitions

In these Conditions:

“auctioneer” means the firm of Bristol Auction Rooms / BCVA or its authorised auctioneer, as

appropriate;

“deliberate forgery” means an imitation made with the intention of deceiving as to

authorship, origin, date, age, period, culture or source but which is unequivocally

described in the catalogue as being the work of a particular creator and which at the

date of the sale had a value materially less than it would have had if it had been in

accordance with the description;

“hammer price” means the level of bidding reached (at or above any reserve) when the

auctioneer brings down the hammer;

“terms of consignment” means the stipulated terms and rates of commission on which Bristol

Auction Rooms / BCVA accepts instructions from sellers or their agents;

“total amount due” means the hammer price in respect of the lot sold together with

any premium, Value Added Tax chargeable and any additional charges payable by a

defaulting buyer under these Conditions;

) “sale proceeds” means the net amount due to the seller, being the hammer price

of the lot sold less commission at the stated rate, Value Added Tax chargeable and

any other amounts due to us by the seller in whatever capacity and however arising;

“You”, “Your”, etc. refer to the buyer as identified in Condition 2.

The singular includes the plural and vice versa as appropriate.

Bidding procedures and the Buyer

Bidders are required to register their particulars before bidding and to satisfy any

security arrangements before entering the auction room to view or bid;

the maker of the highest bid accepted by the auctioneer conducting the sale shall be |

the buyer at the hammer price and any dispute about a bid shall be settled at the

auctioneer’s absolute discretion by reoffering the Lot during the course of the auction

or otherwise. The auctioneer shall act reasonably in exercising this discretion.

Bidders shall be deemed to act as principals.

(2) Our right to bid on behalf of the seller is expressly reserved up to the amount of any

reserve and the right to refuse any bid is also reserved.

Increments. Bidding increments shall be at the auctioneer’s sole discretion.

The purchase price. together with a premium thereon of 24% which shall include VAT on

the premium at the rate imposed by law. The buyer will also be liable for any royalties

payable under Droit de Suite as set out under Information for Buyers.

Value Added Tax. Value Added Tax on the hammer price is imposed by law on all items

affi ed with an asterisk or double asterisk. Value Added Tax is charged at the appropriate

rate prevailing by law at the date of sale and is payable by buyers of relevant Lots. (Please

refer to “Information for Buyers” for a brief explanation of the VAT position).

Payment

Immediately a Lot is sold you will:

give to us, if requested, proof of identity, and

pay to us the total amount due or in such other way as is agreed by us.

Any payments by you to us may be applied by us towards any sums owing from you to

us on any account whatever without regard to any directions of you or your agent, whether

express or implied.

Buyers who utilise the services of ATG Live Auctions or any other live internet services

are hereby informed that the payment method details that are provided to ATG Live

Auctions or any other live internet services as part of the process of registration will, in

the absence of compliance with paragraph (1) of this clause, be utilised by us to settle any amounts

owing by such buyers to us.

Title and collection of purchases

The ownership of any Lots purchased shall not pass to you until you have made payment

in full to us of the total amount due.

You shall at your own risk and expense take away any lots that you have purchased and

paid for not later than 3 working days following the day of the auction or upon the

clearance of any cheque used for payment after which you shall be responsible for any

removal, storage and insurance charges.

No purchase can be claimed or removed until it has been paid for.

Bristol Auction Rooms / BCVA does not operate a packaging and postal service. Successful

buyers must make these arrangements independently, though the saleroom may be able to

suggest specialist shipping companies who can advise buyers, this advice is not a

recommendation and the saleroom is not liable for any aspect of the packaging and shipping

process.

Remedies for non-payment or failure to collect purchases

If any Lot is not paid for in full and taken away in accordance with these Conditions

or if there is any other breach of these Conditions, we, as agent for the seller and on our

own behalf, shall at our absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights we

may have, be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights and remedies:

to proceed against you for damages for breach of contract;

to rescind the sale of that Lot and/or any other Lots sold by us to you;

to resell the Lot (by auction or private treaty) in which case you shall be responsible for

any resulting deficit in the total amount due (after crediting any part payment and adding

any resale costs). Any surplus so arising shall belong to the seller;

to remove, store and insure the Lot at your expense and, in the case of storage, either at

our premises or elsewhere;

to charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per month on the total amount due to the

extent it remains unpaid for more than 3 working days after the sale;

) to retain that or any other Lot sold to you until you pay the total amount due;

to reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or to impose conditions

before any such bids shall be accepted;

to apply any proceeds of sale of other Lots due or in future becoming due to you towards

the settlement of the total amount due and to exercise a lien (that is a right to retain possession

of ) any of your property in our possession for any purpose until the debt due is satisfied.

We shall, as agent for the seller and on our own behalf pursue these rights and remedies

only so far as is reasonable to make appropriate recovery in respect of breach of these

conditions

Third party liability. All members of the public on our premises are there at their own risk and

must note the lay-out of the accommodation and security arrangements. Accordingly neither

the auctioneer nor our employees or agents shall incur liability for death or personal injury

(except as required by law by reason of our negligence) or similarly for the safety of the

property of persons visiting prior to or at a sale.

Commission bids. Whilst prospective buyers are/\strongly advised to attend the auction and are

always responsible for any decision to bid for a particular Lot and shall be assumed to have

carefully inspected and satisfied themselves as to its condition we will if so instructed

clearly and in writing execute bids on their behalf. Neither the auctioneer nor our

employees or agents shall be responsible for any failure to do so.

Where two or more commission bids at the same level are recorded we reserve the right in

our absolute discretion to prefer the first bid so made.

Warranty of title and availability. The seller warrants to the auctioneer and you that the

seller is the true owner of the property consigned or is properly authorised by the true

owner to consign for sale and is able to transfer good and marketable title to the property

free from any third party claims.

Agency. The auctioneer normally acts as agent only and disclaims any responsibility for

default by sellers or buyers.

Terms of sale. The seller acknowledges that Lots are sold subject to the stipulations of these

Conditions in their entirety and on the Terms of Consignment as notified to the consignor

at the time of the entry of the Lot.

Descriptions and condition

Whilst we seek to describe lots accurately, it may be impractical for us to carry out

exhaustive due diligence on each lot. Prospective buyers are given ample opportunities

to view and inspect before any sale and they (and any independent experts on their behalf )

must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of any description applied to a lot. Prospective

buyers also bid on the understanding that, inevitably, representations or statements by us

as to authorship, genuineness, origin, date, age, provenance, condition or estimated selling

price involve matters of opinion. We undertake that any such opinion shall be honestly and

reasonably held and accept liability for opinions given negligently or fraudulently. Subject

to the foregoing neither we the auctioneer nor our employees or agents nor the seller accept

liability for the correctness of such opinions and all conditions and warranties, whether

relating to description, condition or quality of lots, express, implied or statutory, are

hereby excluded. This Condition is subject to the next following Condition concerning deliberate

forgeries and applies save as provided for in paragraph 6“information to buyers”.

Private treaty sales made under these Conditions are deemed to be sales by auction for

purposes of consumer legislation.

Forgeries. Notwithstanding the preceding Condition, any Lot which proves to be a deliberate forgery

(as defined) may be returned to us by you within 21 days of the auction provided it is in the

same condition as when bought, and is accompanied by particulars identifying it from the

relevant catalogue description and a written statement of defects. If we are satisfied from the

evidence presented that the Lot is a deliberate forgery we shall refund the money paid by you

for the Lot including any buyer’s premium provided that (1) if the catalogue description refl ted

the accepted view of scholars and experts as at the date of sale or (2) you personally are not able to

transfer a good and marketable title to us, you shall have no rights under this condition.

The right of return provided by this Condition is additional to any right or remedy provided

by law or by these Conditions of Sale.

General

We shall have the right at our discretion, to refuse admission to our premises or attendance

at our auctions by any person.

(1) Any right to compensation for losses liabilities and expenses incurred in respect of and

as a result of any breach of these Conditions and any exclusions provided by them shall

be available to the seller and/or the auctioneer as appropriate.

(2) Such rights and exclusions shall extend to and be deemed to be for the benefi of

employees and agents of the seller and/or the auctioneer who may themselves enforce them.

Any notice to any buyer, seller, bidder or viewer may be given by email or

f i r s t / s e c o n d c l a s s m a i l in which case it shall be deemed to have been

received by the addressee 48 hours after posting.

Special terms may be used in catalogue descriptions of particular classes of items in

which case the descriptions must be interpreted in accordance with any glossary

appearing at the commencement of the catalogue.

Any indulgence extended to bidders, buyers or sellers by us notwithstanding the strict

terms of these Conditions or of the Terms of Consignment shall affect the position at the

relevant time only and in respect of that particular concession only; in all other respects

these Conditions shall be construed as having full force and effect.

English law applies to the interpretation of these Conditions.

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