AUCTIONEERS & VALUERS ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES

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Telephone 01789 269415

Illustrated Catalogue £3Bigwood Fine Art AuctioneersThe Old School, Tiddington

Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire CV37 7AW

www.bigwoodauctioneers.com

FRIDAY, 23rd MARCH 2018 at 10.30am

ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES

to include

TRADITIONAL SPORTS & PASTIMES

AUCTIONEERS & VALUERS

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364626

237

935095

225

739

512

681

750

435 733373359

743736 749

400 646377280

136

598

623

22

519

261

578

745 32

229

777

687

752740

161380

680

30

173 244187149

172 233

645

630 322

721 690724683

1A U C T I O N E E R S & V A L U E R S

SILVER & SILVER PLATE 1 - 59JEWELLERY & WATCHES 60 - 104PORCELAIN & GLASSWARE 105 - 191COLLECTOR’S ITEMS 192 - 249COINS 250 - 254STAMPS & FIRST DAY COVERS 255 - 258MEDALS 259MILITARIA & WEAPONS 260 - 276THE PICKWICK GALLERY 279 - 290BOOKS (INC. SPORTING/NAT. HISTORY) 295 - 345NATURAL HISTORY 350 - 367TAXIDERMY 370 - 433FISHING 435 - 496

SHOOTING 500 - 512CRICKET 515 - 556OTHER SPORTING ITEMS 560 - 564PRINTS & ENGRAVINGS 565 - 581PAINTINGS 585 - 652COLLECTABLE TOYS 655 - 672MOTORING MEMORABILIA 675 - 677MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 680 - 683CLOCKS & BAROMETERS 685 - 695TEXTILES & FURS 700 - 713RUGS 715 - 717FURNITURE & EFFECTS 720 - 786GARDEN EFFECTS 790 - 792

Front Cover Illustrations: Lots 689, 75, 735, 231 & 730Next Sale of Antiques & Collectables: Friday, 27th April 2018 at 10.30am

ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLESto include TRADITIONAL SPORTS & PASTIMES

SILVER & SILVER PLATE, JEWELLERY & WATCHES, PORCELAIN & GLASSWARE,COLLECTOR’S ITEMS, COINS, STAMPS, BOOKS, PRINTS & ENGRAVINGS, PAINTINGS,

NATURAL HISTORY, TAXIDERMY, ANGLING, SHOOTING, CRICKET & OTHER SPORTING ITEMS, CLOCKS & BAROMETERS, MILITARIA & WEAPONS, TOYS, MOTORING MEMORABILIA

FURNITURE & EFFECTS FROM 18TH-20TH, CENTURIESALSO TO INCLUDE

An Executor’s Sale of a Stratford-upon-Avon Town HouseThe Peter Aspindale Fishing Collection

To be sold by Auction on

Friday, 23rd March, 2018 at 10.30amby

at The Old School, Tiddington, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, CV37 7AWTelephone: 01789 269415

Images of most lots can be viewed on our websitewww.bigwoodauctioneers.com and www.the-saleroom.com

email: [email protected] View: Thursday, 22nd March - 9.30am to 7.00pm

and Morning of Sale from 9.00amPlease note that any lots purchased via the-saleroom.com live auction service will be subject to an additional

3% commission charge + VAT at the rate imposed on the hammer price.

Illustrated Catalogues: £3.00 (£3.50 by pre-paid post). Commission bids to be submitted by 10.00am day of sale.Buyers Premium 19% plus VAT (22.8% inclusive)

INDEXCATEGORY Lot Nos. CATEGORY Lot Nos.


2 A U C T I O N E E R S & V A L U E R S

Important Information for Buyers at Auction1. Introduction. The following notes are intended to assist

bidders and buyers, particularly those that are inexperienced or new to our salerooms. All of our auctions are governed by our Conditions of Business incorporating the Terms of Consignment (primarily applicable to sellers), the Terms of Sale (primarily applicable to bidders and buyers) and any notices that are displayed in our salerooms or announced by the auctioneer at the auction. Our Conditions of Business are available for inspection at our salerooms and the Terms of Sale are printed in the back of our auction catalogues. Our staff will be happy to help you if there is anything in our Conditions of Business that you do not fully understand.

Please make sure that you read our Terms of Sale set out in this catalogue or on our website carefully before bidding in the auction. If your bid is successful, you will be obliged to comply with our Terms of Sale.

2. Agency. As auctioneers we usually act on behalf of the seller whose identity, for reasons of confidentiality, is not normally disclosed. If you buy at auction your contract for the goods is with the seller, not with us as auctioneer.

3. Estimates. Estimates are designed to help you gauge what sort of sum might be involved for the purchase of a particular lot. Estimates may change and should not be thought of as the sale price. The lower estimate may represent the reserve price (the minimum price for which a lot may be sold) and will not be below the reserve price. Estimates do not include the buyer’s premium or VAT (where chargeable). Estimates are prepared some time before the auction and may be altered by a saleroom notice or announcement by the auctioneer before the auction of the lot. They are not definitive.

4. Buyer’s Premium. The Terms of Sale oblige you to pay a buyer’s premium at 19% plus VAT on the hammer price of each lot purchased.

5. VAT. Items in our catalogue may be marked in the following ways:

a. (*) indicates that VAT is payable by the buyer on the hammer price as well as being an element in the buyer’s premium. VAT will be chargeable at the standard rate (presently 20%). This imposition of VAT is likely to be because the seller is registered for VAT within the European Union and is not operating the Dealers Margin Scheme or because VAT is due at 20% on importation into the UK.

b. (***) indicates that the lot has been imported from outside the European Union. [These lots are liable to a reduced rate of VAT (5%) on the hammer price and buyer’s premium)].

c. Lots which do not have either of the above symbols have no VAT payable on the hammer price. This is because such lots are sold using the Auctioneers’ Margin Scheme. The VAT included within the premium is not recoverable as input tax.

6. Inspection of goods by the buyer. As we act on behalf of the seller, we are dependent on information provided by the seller about their goods. We may inspect lots and will act reasonably in taking a general view about them. However, we are normally unable to carry out detailed examinations of lots to check their condition in the way a buyer would do. You will have ample opportunity to inspect the goods. You must inspect and investigate lots that you might wish to bid for. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots set out in the Terms of Sale at clause 12.4.

7. Electrical goods. These are sold as “antiques” only. If you buy electrical goods for use you must ask a qualified electrician to check them for compliance with safety regulations before you use them.

8. Export of goods. If you intend to export goods you must find out:

a. whether an export licence is needed; and b. if there is a prohibition on importing goods of that character

e.g. because the goods contain prohibited materials such as ivory.

9. Bidding. Bidders will be required to register with us before the auction starts. We reserve the right to impose a deadline prior to the auction by which you must register or by which we must receive a commission bid. If you wish to bid on high value lots this deadline may be several days before the auction in order to

allow us sufficient time to carry out the necessary checks. Lots will be invoiced to the name and address on the registration form. You will need to provide us with proof of your identity in a form acceptable to us and such other information as we may require. Please enquire in advance about our arrangements for telephone or online bidding. Please note that we may refuse to register you if you do not provide us with all the information and documentation that we ask for or at our discretion.

10. Commission bidding. You may leave commission bids with us indicating the maximum amount to be bid against a lot (excluding the buyers’ premium and/or any applicable VAT). We will execute commission bids as cheaply as possible having regard to the reserve (if any) and competing bids. If two buyers submit identical commission bids we may prefer the first bid received (where this can be reasonably ascertained). Please enquire in advance about our arrangements for the leaving of commission bids by telephone, email or via our website or online bidding platform.

Online Bidding. Bigwood Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd. offer an online bidding service via the-saleroom.com for bidders who cannot attend the sale. In completing the bidder registration on www.the-saleroom.com and providing your credit card details and unless alternative arrangements are agreed with Bigwood Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd:

1. authorise Bigwood Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd, if they so wish, to charge the credit card given in part or full payment, including all fees, for items successfully purchased in the auction via the-saleroom.com, and

2. confirm that you are authorised to provide these credit card details to Bigwood Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd through www.the-saleroom.com and agree that Bigwood Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd are entitled to ship the goods to the card holder name and card holder address provided in fulfilment of the sale.

Please note that any lots purchased via the-saleroom.com live auction service will be subject to an additional 3% commission charge + VAT at the rate imposed on the hammer price.

Payment is accepted at the saleroom when the buyer is present either by cash (up to £9000) or debit card. We no longer accept credit cards.

Absentee buyers are required to pay by BACS/On-line bank transfer to our account. Sort code 09-07-20. Account 0522 8883. Absentee card payments ARE NOT ACCEPTED.

11. Methods of Payment. We suggest if not attending promptly to collect and pay by cash or debit card, you should make a direct bank transfer online to SORTCODE 09-07-20 ACCOUNT 05228883 with SANTANDER COMMERCIAL BANK please quote name and buying number. Cheques will need to be cleared (which takes 10 days) before you can take the goods away. Please discuss with our office in advance of the sale if you plan to use other methods of payment (except cash, for which there is an upper limit of 15,000 euros equivalent). Overseas payment will attract an additional £12 bank charge which you should add to the sum paid. We do not accept absentee debit or credit card payments.

12. Collection and storage. Please note what the Terms of Sale say about collection and storage. It is important that you pay for and collect goods promptly. Any delay may involve you having to pay storage charges.

13. Viewing. Sales are on view at least one day beforehand. Times are given on our website. Estimates are printed in the catalogues with each description, and the Sale Room Staff are always happy to offer advice.

14. Potential Buyers. You are advised to check with the Sale Room before travelling any distance, in case of last minute cancellations, alterations or additional lots.

15. Starting Times and Bidding. Please check the sale starting time and any withdrawals, as these will affect the time your lots come up.

Auction speeds generally vary between approx. 100 to 150 lots to the hour, but please check with the office. Please indicate clearly that you are bidding by raising a catalogue or a hand.


SILVER & SILVER PLATE 1ROBERTS AND BELK LTD.A GEORGE V SILVER SUGAR CASTER of baluster form, shield decoration to the ovoid body, raised on circular platform foot, Sheffield 1910, 20cm high, 180gEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

2AN EDWARDIAN SILVER PHOTOGRAPH FRAME, Birmingham 1902 image size 13cm x 8cmEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

3JOHN GRINSELL AND SONSAN EARLY 20TH CENTURY GLASS “GLUG” DECANTER with silver collar, plain glass stopper, Birmingham 1923, together with TWO SILVER SPIRIT LABELS, “Brandy” and “Madeira”Estimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

4A JAMES DIXON & SONS, late 19th century silver plated self- pouring teapot of Royles patent no.6327, 1886Estimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

5A DECO DESIGN SILVER TOAST RACK by Elkington, 1959, 92g.Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

6A COLLECTION OF SILVER ITEMS comprising; an embossed silver snuff box, the cover with dancing peasant decoration 5cm, together with two silver napkin rings, a silver vesta case, a silver thimble, a silver backed miniature hand vanity mirror and a cut glass scent bottle with stopperEstimate : £50-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

7A LATE 20TH CENTURY SILVER CANDLESTICK of Georgian form, together with a STERLING SILVER MOUNTED GLASS TABLE LIGHTER (2)Estimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

8TWO MATCHED GEORGE III SILVER BERRY SPOONS embossed and chased floral decoration, London 1781, 1782, combined weight 110gEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

9A SILVER AND ENAMEL LETTER OPENER, Sheffield 1933, together with an ivory handled LETTER OPENER (2)Estimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

10AN 84 STANDARD IMPERIAL RUSSIAN SILVER CAVIAR SPOON with spiral twist handle, the reverse of the bowl Niello decorated, depicting a palace, assay marks to the side of the handle give the date 1894 and the letters “AA”, possibly for the assayer Anatolil Apollonovich Artsibashev, weight 80gEstimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

11WILLIAM BATEMAN IA PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER GILT BERRY SPOONS, floral embossed and chased, London 1841, combined weight 114gEstimate : £50-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

12AN INDIAN WHITE METAL BOWL decorated with a raised band of deity roundels, stamped to the base “P.Orr and Sons, Madras, Silver”, 12cm diameter, weight 167gEstimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

13A W.M.F. ICE BUCKET having plated rim with swing handle, the body of frosted moulded effect, stamped “WMF” to rim, 11cm highEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

**ADDITIONAL FEESBuyer’s Premium is 22.8% inc VAT.

Online bidding charge via the-saleroom.com will add 3.6% inc VAT.

For more information please see our Terms and Conditions.

Our Next Sale of FURNISHINGS & INTERIORS

6th APRIL - Entries Invited


14A SILVER HANDLED CARVING KNIFE, London 1893, silver handled GRAPE SCISSORS, a silver handled CAKE SLICE, and a pair of Victorian plated FISH SERVERSEstimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

15HENRY MATTHEWSAN EDWARDIAN SILVER PIG FORM PIN CUSHION, Birmingham 1905, including curly tail, 7.5cm long, together with THREE OTHER SILVER GRADUATING PIG PIN CUSHIONS, different makers and assay offices, dates etc. (4)Estimate : £180-250 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

16AN EDWARDIAN SILVER TRINKET BOX of serpentine form, having engine turned lid with blind cartouche, Chester 1909, 7.5cm, together with a PAIR OF SILVER MOUNTED GRENADE SCENTS, a small silver mounted HAIR BRUSH, a silver BON-BON DISH and a white metal thimbleEstimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

17A LATE VICTORIAN PLAIN VESTA CASE, Birmingham 1898, together with a decorative silver oval SWEETMEAT DISH, combined weight 138g. (2)Estimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

18TWO SILVER HANDLED SHOE HORNS, FOUR GLOVE HOOKS, together with various MANICURE ITEMS and a mesh PURSEEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

19A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER PLATED COMPORTS, fitted cut and etched glass dish tops, on plated bases, having winged mythical creature mounts, 26cm highEstimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

20A RUSSIAN 84 ZOLOTNIK SILVER GILT CUP having floral cloisonne decoration, fitted high sitting handle, with raised circular platform foot, stamped marks to base, 181gEstimate : £200-300 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

21A COLLECTION OF VARIOUS CUTLERY including, a cased set of twelve dessert knives and forks, cased fish servers, and two further sets of fish knives and forksEstimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

22EDWARD & JOHN BARNARDA MID 19TH CENTURY THREE PIECE SILVER TEA SERVICE, the teapot having a melon knop to the hinged cover, together with the two-handled sugar and a cream jug, London 1855, combined weight 1142g and a MATCHED SILVER HOT WATER POT, Birmingham 1923, 583g (total silver weight for the lot - including non-silver heat resisters on the handles - 1725g), together with a SILVER PLATED TRAY of rectangular form, having mask cast handlesIllustratedEstimate : £550-750 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

23A SILVER HANDLED CANDLE EXTINGUISHER, Birmingham 1930Estimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

24A SELECTION OF SILVER AND SILVER PLATED ITEMS including; a 20th century Viners three piece silver condiment set of Georgian design, Sheffield 1938, a silver gravy boat, set of six silver coffee spoons, plated berry spoons etc.Estimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

25BARKER ELLIS SILVER COMPANYA PAIR OF VICTORIAN DESIGN SILVER SERVING DISHES, of oval form with cast and pierced rims, chased floral decoration, Birmingham 1975, 36cm, combined weight 2020g.Estimate : £400-600 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

26A VICTORIAN CASED PLATED SET OF GRAPE SCISSORS, NUT CRACKERS AND PICKSEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


27A “GOLDSMITHS AND SILVERSMITHS COMPANY” OAK CANTEEN OF SILVER PLATED CUTLERY in the Hanoverian pattern, includes salt spoons, ladles etc.Estimate : £120-180 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

28A SILVER PLATED COCKTAIL ACCESSORY in the form of Golf Club bottle opener, corkscrew and stirrer, and a silver plated brandy panEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

29A PAIR OF SILVER PLATED TABLE CANDELABRA and a quantity of silver plated KING’S PATTERN CUTLERYEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

30A LATE 19TH CENTURY RUSSIAN SILVER GILT SUGAR BOWL with hinged cover, floral cloisonne decoration, stamped 84 Zolotnik and Assayer, possibly Aleksei Stepanov, with the date 1893, 146gIllustratedEstimate : £250-350 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

31A CONTINENTAL EMBOSSED WHITE METAL BOX, bears import marks 1900, 7cmEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

32HARRISON BROTHERS & HOWSONA PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY SILVER CANDLESTICKS of classical column form, on squared scallop raised bases, Sheffield 1899, 25.5cm highIllustratedEstimate : £200-300 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

33SIX BRIGHT CUT 18TH CENTURY SILVER SPOONS, 1783/1784, and an 18th century silver shell bowled SAUCE LADLE, 120g.Estimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

34A RUSSIAN SILVER ENAMEL SPOON and a RUSSIAN SILVER VODKA TOTEstimate : £80-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

35JONES & CROMPTONAN EARLY 20TH CENTURY SILVER THREE-PIECE BACHELOR TEA SET of Georgian octagonal form, together with a tapering cylindrical HOT WATER POT, all Birmingham 1926, combined weight 1023g.Estimate : £300-400 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

36A SILVER PLATED STANDISH, the oval pen tray base with central taper stick holder flanked by cut glass inkwells, raised on ball and claw feet, together with a PAIR OF CANDLE SNUFFER SCISSORS on tray and some boxed condimentsEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

37A SILVER BOX, presented at the Royal Aero Club Kings Cup Race, engine turned, gilded interior, Birmingham 1938, 8.5cm wide, 130g.Estimate : £70-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

38JAMES W. POTTER AND SONSA 20TH CENTURY SILVER SET OF CUTLERY “Hanoverian” pattern with feathered edge comprising; six of each - table forks, dessert forks, dessert spoons, soup spoons, tea spoons and four serving spoons (total silver weight 1,736g) London 1979.Matched with a set of six silver handled dinner knives and six silver handled dessert knives, steel bladed, different assay marks to set as specified aboveEstimate : £500-700 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

39VINERSA GEORGIAN DESIGN SILVER SAUCEBOAT, Sheffield 1904, weight 107g.Estimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

40A GEORGIAN DESIGN OVAL PIERCED SILVER MUSTARD POT, having blue glass liner, London 1904Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

Our Next Sale of ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES



41ADIE AND LOVEKIN LTD.AN EDWARDIAN SILVER PIG FORM PIN CUSHION, Birmingham 1905 including curly tail, 8cm long, together with FOUR OTHER GRADUATING PIG PIN CUSHIONS, each bearing various assay marks (5)Estimate : £200-300 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

42A SHEFFIELD PLATED EGG CRUET, WINE FUNNEL, PAIR OF CANDLESTICKS, TWO CANDLE SNUFFERS ON TRAYS, and a SWEETMEAT BASKETEstimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

43A VICTORIAN EMBOSSED BOWL, London 1891, and a Continental 800 silver pierced BASKET, combined weight 123g.Estimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

44A CASED “KINGS” PATTERN SILVER HANDLED CARVING SET, Sheffield 1969Estimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

45PETER AND ANN BATEMANA GEORGE III SILVER AND CORAL CHILD’S TEETHER with whistle and seven bells, London 1794, 14cm longEstimate : £300-500 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

46A VICTORIAN SILVER INKSTAND, on ball and claw feet, London 1897Estimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

47A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER GALLERY WINE BOTTLE COASTERS with turned wood bases, set Griffin mask crests, hallmarks worn, London 1800 or 1801, 14cm diameterEstimate : £200-300 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

48A CASED SET OF SILVER HANDLED FRUIT KNIVES AND FORKS, Sheffield 1915Estimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

49FIVE VARIOUS SILVER MOUNTED GLASS MATCH STRIKERS, largest 9cmEstimate : £50-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

50GEORGE ANGELL AND CO.A VICTORIAN SILVER TROPHY CUP, London 1860, the chalice form cup embossed in the round with riflemen in a shooting competition, within woodland, the knop stem with outswept platform foot, embossed with a wreath of oak leaves and a military insignia, French horn below crown, considered to be a Light Infantry Rifle Brigade - with un-inscribed blind cartouche to bowl, 22cm high, weight 390gIllustratedEstimate : £200-300 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

51GREY AND CO.A CASED SET OF FOUR EDWARDIAN SILVER MOUNTED MENU OR PLACE MARKERS of circular form, each one containing a different tied fishing fly, Birmingham 1907, contained within their own fitted black caseIllustratedEstimate : £200-300 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

52JAMES DEAKIN AND SONS (John and William F. Deakin)AN EDWARDIAN THREE PIECE SILVER TEASET of Georgian design, rectangular form and gadrooned edge, raised on ball feet comprising; teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug, Sheffield teapot 1905, the other two items 1903, combined weight including non-silver teapot handle and cover knop - 1,227gEstimate : £300-500 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

53A COLLECTION OF CUTLERY, includes two cases of mother-of-pearl dessert knives and forks, Victorian plated fish eaters and servers (four cases)Estimate : £80-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

54A SILVER PLATED MUG made from the brass and commemorating the North Africa Campaign 1942-1945Estimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


55A MAPPIN AND WEBB SILVER AND LAVENDER GUILLOCHE ENAMEL LIDDED CUT GLASS POWDER BOWL, London 1929, 14cm diameterEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

56FIVE CASED SETS OF SILVER PLATED CUTLERY, to include cake forks etc.Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

57A DECORATIVE SILVER PLATED TWO-HANDLED GALLERIED TRAY, together with a SILVER PLATED BACON DISH with roll-over top (2)Estimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

58A 19TH CENTURY PLATED MEAT DOME, having cast vine leaf handleEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

59A QUANTITY OF PLATED WARES, to include salver, basket etc.Estimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

JEWELLERY & WATCHES 60A COLLECTION OF COSTUME JEWELLERY, includes a Murano glass bead necklaceEstimate : £50-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

61A 22CT GOLD PLAIN WEDDING BAND, together with a yellow metal LOCKET, inset a brilliant cut diamond and other items of jewelleryEstimate : £50-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

62A STARBURST DESIGN BROOCH with pendant fitting, set with central diamond surrounded by seed pearls, in yellow metal setting, 3.5cm wide Estimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

63A FIVE STONE GRADUATED DIAMOND RING with yellow metal band, size P and halfEstimate : £300-500 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

64THREE VARIOUS WEDDING BANDS, one 22ct gold, one 9ct gold and one platinumEstimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

65A COLLECTION OF VARIOUS JEWELLERY comprising; a 9ct gold gate link bracelet with padlock clasp, some 9ct gold chains, a rose gold ‘T’ bar, bangle, a lady’s wrist watch and yellow metal wares etc.Estimate : £220-280 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

66THREE PAIRS OF CHAIN LINK GOLD CUFFLINKS comprising; two pairs are 9ct, total weight 16g and one pair 18ct, weight 4gEstimate : £180-220 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

67FIVE DECORATIVE 19TH CENTURY FOB SEALS, mostly stone set, none engravedEstimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

68A DECORATIVE VICTORIAN DESIGN PENDANT, the yellow metal hinged form frame set with diamonds and seed pearls about a central facet cut cushion stone, on yellow metal chainEstimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

69A 14CT GOLD LADY’S RING set with an oval polished coral cabochon, together with a decorative enamel and stone set pendant framing a central facet cut stone, possibly a smoky quartz, brooch with suspension top, 7.5cmEstimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

70TWO LADY’S DIAMOND SET DRESS RINGS, of brilliant cut, cluster form, on band marked 18ct.Estimate : £150-250 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

71A LADY’S DRESS RING, opal set, framed by fifteen brilliant cut diamonds in a yellow metal setting, ring size S, boxedEstimate : £150-250 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


72A THREE STONE DIAMOND RING, brilliant cut, set in a platinum mount, on 9ct band, ring size K 1/2Estimate : £100-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

73A 9CT GOLD BANGLE set with diamonds and rubiesEstimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

73AA FIVE STONE DIAMOND RING set in an 18ct gold band, total weight 2g, ring size JEstimate : £80-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

74A LADY’S DRESS RING, having diamonds set around an oval pale blue stone upon an 18ct gold band, size PEstimate : £100-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

75A DIAMOND BROOCH of bow form, with tassel ends, set with various sized brilliant cut stones in a white metal setting, with pin fitting, 8cm long, bow 4.2cm across, in a “Jays of Oxford Street, London Diamond Merchants” boxIllustrated Front CoverEstimate : £1200-1800 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

76A LADY’S 18CT GOLD FOB WATCH, the back diamond set, surrounded by seed pearls, having an enamel dial with Arabic numerals, 2.4cm diameter, on a yellow metal bow shaped brooch mountEstimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

77A DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RING, brilliant cut, with small stones to the shoulders, platinum and 18ct white gold mounted and banded, size O 1/2Estimate : £250-350 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

78A QUANTITY OF COSTUME JEWELLERY, various piecesEstimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

79A GENTLEMAN’S SILVER RING, set with a Marcus Junius Brutus coin, verso can just be seen the beehive and dagger, part of the legend “/ED-Mar”, size UEstimate : £50-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

80TWO GOLD WEDDING BANDS, one 22ct, weight 6g, the other 9ct, weight 3gEstimate : £120-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

81A LADY’S 18K GOLD FOB OR POCKET WATCH with decoratively engraved case, Roman numerals, on a 9ct gold chain, in early watch case, together with a GOLD-PLATED GENTLEMAN’S HUNTER POCKET WATCH on a 9ct gold chainEstimate : £150-250 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

82A 22CT GOLD WEDDING BAND, 4gEstimate : £80-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

83A COLLECTION OF INDIAN OPAL SET JEWELLERY in yellow metal comprising; a graduated seven stone bracelet, an opal set pendant and an opal mounted bar brooch (3)Estimate : £150-200 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

84THREE LADY’S DRESS RINGS, includes opalsEstimate : £150-200 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

85A “JOHNSON MATTHEY BANKERS LIMITED” SILVER INGOT together with FOUR PIECES OF INDIAN FILIGREE JEWELLERY including; a spider web design brooch and pendantEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

86A PEWTER BOX containing costume jewellery, Scottish brooches and a two piece decorative buckleEstimate : £100-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

87A GRADUATED FIVE STONE DIAMOND RING, brilliant cut, set upon a yellow metal band, size K (with ring box)Estimate : £100-180 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


88A RUSSIAN SILVER GILT OVOID FORM EGG PENDANT, having twisted wirework and cloisonne enamel decoration, depicting a cross, the loop suspension bears various marks including ‘925’ and maker’s initials, approx 2cm high, weight 9gEstimate : £75-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

89A RUSSIAN SILVER GILT OVOID FORM EGG PENDANT, having twisted wirework and cloisonne enamel decoration, the loop suspension bears various marks including ‘925’ and maker’s initials, approx 1.85cm high, weight 6gEstimate : £70-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

90A RUSSIAN SILVER GILT OVOID FORM EGG PENDANT, pink guilloche enamel with band of white stones, the loop suspension bears various marks including ‘925’ and maker’s initials, approx 2cm high, weight 3gEstimate : £50-75 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

91A RUSSIAN SILVER GILT OVOID FORM EGG PENDANT, yellow guilloche enamel with band of white stones, the loop suspension bears various marks including ‘925’ and maker’s initials, approx 2cm high, weight 4gEstimate : £50-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

92TWO RUSSIAN SILVER GILT CHARM PENDANTS OF OVOID FORM, one red the other pink guilloche enamel, waisted with a band of white stones, the loop suspension stamped with various marks including ‘925’ and makers initials, the ovoid form 1cm highEstimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

93A 9CT GOLD PENDANT with brooch fitting, set with opals and seed pearlsIllustratedEstimate : £180-220 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

94A PAIR OF 9CT GOLD DIAMOND SET EARRINGS with fittings for non-pierced ears, in display boxEstimate : £50-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

95AN ETERNA MATIC AUTOMATIC GOLD GENTLEMAN’S WRIST WATCH, the dial with baton markers and date aperture, with 9ct gold bracelet strap, in original box with paperworkIllustratedEstimate : £700-1000 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

96A “BUCHERER” GENTLEMAN’S WRIST WATCH, without strap, together with TWO 9CT GOLD LADY’S EVENING WATCHESEstimate : £100-200 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

97A “MARVIN REVUE” GENTLEMAN’S GOLD WRIST WATCH with bracelet strap, the dial champagne with baton indices, quartz movement, in original vendor’s boxEstimate : £150-250 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

98A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY to include; a 9ct gold brooch of pin bar design, suspending a revolving fob, together with an agate heart on 9ct gold chain, stone set necklaces, a cameo brooch etc.Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

99A “MAJEX” LADY’S COCKTAIL WATCH of Art Deco design, will rolled gold bracelet strap, in original boxEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

99AA LADY’S RING, having a central pale green stone, possibly a citrine, surrounded by diamonds, on a yellow metal band, size KEstimate : £100-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

100THREE LADY’S COCKTAIL WATCHES, two Rotary and one Limit Quartz, each on integral bracelet strap (3)Estimate : £25-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

101A 9CT GOLD CASED LADY’S WRIST WATCH, on black ribbon strap, together with a COLLECTION OF BADGES AND MEDALSEstimate : £75-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


102A FLAPPER STYLE BEAD NECKLACE, having coral effect beads in strings, terminating in black jet type fringed endsEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

103A DIAMOND SET 18CT GOLD LADY’S RING, set with a central band of nine brilliant cut stones, flanked by two rows of smaller diamonds, size K 1/2Estimate : £200-300 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

104A 9CT GOLD HALF ETERNITY RING set with seven stones, together with a garnet set 9ct gold LADY’S RING (2)Estimate : £50-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

PORCELAIN & GLASSWARE105A SET OF AYNSLEY COFFEE CANS, black printed design with a gold rim, the cans set within silver holders, casedEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

106A CAPO-DI-MONTE RELIEF FORM CERAMIC “LION HUNT” TANKARD, polychrome decorated, the hinged metal cover with porcelain seated lion knop, 21cm highEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

107A PAIR OF 20TH CENTURY MEISSEN PORCELAIN FRUIT BOWLS with reticulated floral rims, the soles painted with elegant figures in parkland settings, blue crossed sword marks to base, 29cm diameterEstimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

108A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL VASES, white overlaid, hand-painted with men in 18th century costume, 23.5cm high, together with a PAIR OF WHITE FLASHED AMBER GOBLETS, floral paintedEstimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

109A CRANBERRY GLASS VASE of fluting trumpet form, white overlaid and gilded, 32.5cm high, together with a white flashed CRANBERRY GLOBE AND SHAFT DECANTER with stopper and an amber flashed and cut glass SCENT BOTTLE with stopper (3)Estimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

110TWO LATE VICTORIAN DUMPY WEIGHTS with bubble inclusions, tallest 16cm highEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

111A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CUT GLASS SPIRIT DECANTERS with stoppers, together with a pair of OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE COASTERSEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

112A COLLECTION OF LLADRO CERAMIC GEESE, together with a Praying Angel, Sleeping Cherubs etc. (10)Estimate : £50-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

113A COLLECTION OF LLADRO CERAMIC FIGURINES, includes Goose Girl, 22cm high and a Polar Bear etc. (5)Estimate : £60-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

114A COLLECTION OF LLADRO CERAMIC FIGURINES, includes girl with calf, 22cm high (6)Estimate : £60-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

115A COLLECTION OF LLADRO CERAMIC FIGURES includes; sleeping puppy, angel musicians etc. (8)Estimate : £60-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

116A MASON’S PATENT IRONSTONE REGENCY PATTERN DINNER SET comprising approx 70 pieces including meat platters, vegetables dishes, sauce boats and ladles, dinner plates, soup bowls, side plates, fruit bowl etc.Estimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


117A PAIR OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL BISQUE PORCELAIN FIGURES depicting a couple in their finery, 33cm highEstimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

118A BOXED PORCELAIN POT AND COVER, commemorating the Queens 80th birthday, together with a similarly boxed ROYAL WORCESTER POT AND COVER, celebrating her Golden Jubilee, 8cm wide largestEstimate : £15-25 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

119A 19TH CENTURY HAND PAINTED PORCELAIN PLATE depicting Barnard Castle, unsigned, together with TWO MASON’S IRONSTONE PLATES with transfer decoration, and a Royal Doulton “Old Colony” patterned SANDWICH PLATE, each approximately 24cm diameterEstimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

120A PAIR OF COPELAND POTTERY OVAL LIDDED TUREENS with turquoise banding around brown transfer decorated frieze, together with a Victorian lidded TANKARD, transfer decorated with fruit, 16cm high, and another TUREENEstimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

121THREE VARIOUS POTTERY CHEESE DISHES AND COVERS, both English and Continental, 18cm tallestEstimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

122A 19TH CENTURY FLUTED FLORAL DECORATED PART TEA SERVICE, 37 piecesEstimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

123A BOXED ROYAL CROWN DERBY “BEAR” PAPERWEIGHT with gold button, 10cm highEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

124A BOXED ROYAL CROWN DERBY “BEAR” PAPERWEIGHT with gold button, 12cm highEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

125THREE BOXED SMALL SIZED ROYAL CROWN DERBY “BEAR” FIGURINES, 9cm high tallestEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

126A CROWN DEVON APRICOT GROUND LOBED PEDESTAL VASE, together with a floral decorated Devon Ware BISCUIT BARREL AND COVER, and a floral banded Staffordshire oval SERVING PLATTER AND LIDDED TUREEN, 20cm tallestEstimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

127A SELECTION OF ROYAL BRIERLEY “COVENTRY” PATTERN CUT GLASSWARE, to include decanter and stopper, five brandy balloons and stemmed glassware, sold with branded boxes, together with an associated brandy balloon (not “Coventry” pattern)Estimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

128A SELECTION OF DOMESTIC GLASSWARE, to include six long stemmed hock glasses with decorative bowls, four etched brandy balloons, five pedestal sundae dishes, and a commemorative cut glass carafe and tumbler, 18cm high tallestEstimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

129FOUR STAFFORDSHIRE “NEWPORT POTTERY” COFFEE CANS AND SAUCERS, in an overpainted willow pattern, together with a Continental porcelain CHAMBER STICK, 15cm diameterEstimate : £15-25 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

130A PAIR OF 20TH CENTURY CLOISONNE VASES of baluster form, decorated with pink blossoms on an almond ground, bear paper labels to base, 23cm highEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

131A PAIR OF ROYAL DUX PORCELAIN FIGURES of musicians in 18th century costume, raised on domed moulded bases, factory marks to base, 27.5cm highEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


132A COLLECTION OF 20TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL CERAMICS, including floral encrusted model furniture, cherubs, etc.Estimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

133A 20TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN FIGURE GROUP, two cherubs sharpening their arrows on a grindstone, 15cm high, together with a PAIR OF CAPO-DI-MONTE FIGURE GROUPS of puttiEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

134A PAIR OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL CERAMIC FIGURINES, modelled as an 18th century gentleman and lady of fashion, blue factory mark to base, 26cm highEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

135THREE LATE 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN FIGURES, depicting children in 18th century costume, polychrome painted, 12cm high (3)Estimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

136A 20TH CENTURY MEISSEN PORCELAIN FRUIT BASKET, reticulated and floral encrusted, painted reserves of birds, blue cross sword mark to base, 26cm highIllustratedEstimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

137A LARGE 20TH CENTURY CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE CHARGER, decorated with scribes and wise men in a landscape, character marks verso, 56cm diameterEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

138A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURE “Heenan-Sayers”, bare knuckle boxing bout, on a ground work base, with gilt highlighted title to base, 23cm highEstimate : £30-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

139A CONTINENTAL CERAMIC TABLE BOX, hand painted to the hinged lid with an early golfing scene, a golfer and his caddy, jade green ground, gilded, 12.5cmEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

140A “LEGRAS & CIE, ST. DENNIS, FRANCE” GLASS VASE of tapering form, hand painted with a floral lattice design with blue scale and gilded rim, 15cm highEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

141FRANZ ANTON MEHLEM BONNA LATE 19TH CENTURY POTTERY FISH SERVICE, the serving platter and seven plates with moulded rims and fish decoration, plates 22cm squareEstimate : £100-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

142A ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN POT POURRI, of reticulated urn form with cover, having a blush ivory glaze with gilded highlights, on lobed base, factory marks to base, 18cm highEstimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

143TWO ROYAL DOULTON STONEWARE BEAKERS, having applied Bucolic decoration, fitted with silver rims, hallmarks rubbed, impressed marks to base, 13cm highEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

144A GEORGE CARTLIDGE “MORRIS WARE” ART NOUVEAU POTTERY VASE, having tube lined and painted floral decoration, circa 1912/1920, marks to base, 26.5cm highEstimate : £400-600 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

145A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY SEATED DOGS with shredded clay work detail, 21cm highEstimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**




146A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL WALL PLAQUES, possibly German, having relief cast and polychrome painted classical figure decoration, 27cm diameterEstimate : £200-400 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

147A COLLECTION OF FOUR GLAZED STONEWARE JUGS, having applied bucolic decoration, tallest 17cm highEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

148THREE EDWARDIAN POTTERY CHEESE DISHES with decorative coversEstimate : £30-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

149A PAIR OF DERBY PORCELAIN FIGURINES, considered to be circa 1770’s, depicting figures seated upon bocage, raised on gilded, scrolling supports, 16cm highIllustratedEstimate : £100-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

150A ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN VASE, of lobed tear drop form, hand painted floral decoration, printed and painted factory mark to base, 10cm highEstimate : £40-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

151A 19TH CENTURY TRIPLE RING DECANTER with stopper, engraved “LP” monogram under crown, believed to be for Louis Philippe, engraved number “7” to rim and stopperEstimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

152A LALIQUE CRYSTAL GLASS VASE, with etched tulip designs, script mark to base “Lalique France”, 10.5cm highEstimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

153A “POOLE POTTERY” VASE, hand painted with leaping deer, amidst polychrome flowers, impressed and painted marks to base, purple dash rim, 21.5cm highEstimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

154A “POOLE POTTERY” VASE, hand painted with leaping deer, amidst polychrome flowers, impressed and painted marks to base, green dash rim, 21cm highEstimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

155A 20TH CENTURY CHINESE EXPORT DESIGN PORCELAIN PLATE of canted rectangular form, water and island panel to the sole, a border of lattice with floral reserves, character mark verso, 28cm x 19cmEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

156A COLLECTION OF BLUE AND WHITE DECORATED PORCELAIN, includes Chinese and an English tea bowl and saucerEstimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

157A LATE 18TH CENTURY WORCESTER PORCELAIN TANKARD, having floral printed decoration and strap work handle, 11.5cm high, together with a SMALL DERBY VASEEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

158A DR WALL PERIOD WORCESTER PORCELAIN SUGAR BOWL WITH COVER, blue floral transfer decoration, in the fence pattern, the cover with floral knop applied blue crescent mark to base, late 18th century, 11cm highEstimate : £70-90 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

159AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY WORCESTER CHAMBERLAIN TRIO comprising; tea bowl, saucer and coffee can, transfer bat printed with en-grisaille landscapesEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

160A SET OF SIX JAPANESE SATSUMA SAKE BOWLS, floral painted and gilded, character marks to base, 6cm diameter Estimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


161A CHINESE EXPORT FAMILLE ROSE TANKARD, painted with polychrome flowers and butterflies, considered to be Qianlong, 13cm highIllustratedEstimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

162TWO CHINESE PORCELAIN TANKARDS of flared rim form, raised on platform bases, blue patterned grounds with hand painted polychrome reserves, depicting courtly figures, tallest 10.5cm highEstimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

163A CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN TEAPOT, of bullet form, polychrome painted, a painted box with cover, 8cm diameter, and a PAIR OF CHINESE FIGURE PAINTED CUPS AND SAUCERSEstimate : £30-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

164A COLLECTION OF FOUR VARIOUS ORIENTAL PLATES/CHARGERS, Chinese and Japanese, includes a porcelain plate with hand-painted carp decoration, 24cm diameter, bears cobalt blue Fukagawa Mt. Fuji mark to baseEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

165A ROYAL DOULTON STONEWARE VASE of baluster form, decorated with autumn leaf decoration, impressed marks to base include the no.6768, 32cm highEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

166A CHINESE BLANC DE CHINE PORCELAIN FIGURINE “Guanyin” holding in one hand a lotus flower, depicted standing upon lotus, raised upon a gilt metal dais base (possibly 19th century), overall height 32cmEstimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

167A PAIR OF GOEBEL BISQUE PORCELAIN FIGHTING COCKS, 21.5cmEstimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

168A COLLECTION OF TWELVE ROYAL CROWN DERBY COFFEE CANS WITH SAUCERS decorated in the Imari palette (saucer shapes vary)Estimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

169A CONTEMPORARY FRENCH GLASS VESSEL with cover by Stéphane Gambier, 72cm high (with certificate)Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

170AN ART DECO FRENCH FROSTED VASE with foliate motifs, circa 1930’s, together with a Chinese porcelain KETTLE with floral design, and a 19th century porcelain GAME TUREENEstimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

171A PAIR OF EARLY BUDDHIST GUARDIAN LIONS/CHINESE SHI SHI, seated Estimate : £100-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

172A COLLECTION OF FOUR CERAMIC ITEMS, being Majolica “Arbourella” wet drug jars, tin glazed, one painted with animals and the legend “Spice Nardi”, and one late 19th century two-handled pottery jar and cover converted into a table lamp, bearing the legend “leeches” (4)IllustratedEstimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

173A STONEWARE CHEESE BELL AND STAND, having cobalt blue ground with applied cameo decoration, includes putti and borders of oak leaves with acorns, the cover has an acorn form knop, base 26cm diameterIllustratedEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

174A CAUGHLEY PORCELAIN SUGAR BOWL WITH COVER AND STAND, having cobalt blue borders, leaf gilded, the oval box with gilded faux ring handles, the fluted lid with knop, together with the MATCHING MILK JUG of classical silver form, a SLOP BOWL and a DISH, circa 1780Estimate : £120-180 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


175A SET OF FOUR CAUGHLEY PORCELAIN TRIOS, circa 1780, comprising four deep saucers, four tea bowls and four coffee cups, cobalt blue bordered with gilt trailing leaf designs (12 items)Estimate : £120-180 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

176A SET OF FOUR CAUGHLEY PORCELAIN TRIOS, circa 1780, comprising four deep saucers, four tea bowls and four coffee cups, cobalt blue bordered with gilt trailing leaf designs, together with one other MATCHING TEA BOWL AND SAUCER (14 items)Estimate : £120-180 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

177A COLLECTION OF ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL TEACUPS AND SAUCERS AND TRIOS, includes a gilded Capo-di-Monte cup and saucer etc.Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

178A COLLECTION OF 14 CAITHNESS AND OTHER GLASS PAPERWEIGHTS, varying colours, many with bubble inclusionsEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

179A QUANTITY OF STEMMED WINE GLASSES, having fluted bowls, knopped and tapering faceting stems, tallest 23cmEstimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

180A ROYAL CROWN DERBY CERAMIC PAPERWEIGHT “Colin the Puppy”, limited edition no. 443/500, with certificate, in original box, 7.5cm highEstimate : £40-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

181A ROYAL CROWN DERBY CERAMIC PAPERWEIGHT “Colin the Puppy”, limited edition no. 458/500, with certificate, in original box, 7.5cm highEstimate : £40-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

182AN AYNSLEY DESSERT SERVICE, comprising a square form serving dish and twelve 21.5cm plates, decorated in an Art Nouveau, green, cobalt and gilded floral borderEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

183ROWLAND WARD’S “BIG GAME” ENGRAVED GLASSWAREA pair of pint tankards, one decorated with a rhino in natural habitat, the other an IbexEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

184ROWLAND WARD’S “BIG GAME” ENGRAVED GLASSWARESix punch cups created with elephant, giraffe, lions, rhino, water buffalo and ostrichEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

185ROWLAND WARD’S “BIG GAME” ENGRAVED GLASSWARESix tumblers together with a small tumbler and wine glass decorated with rhino, lions, giraffe and other gameEstimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

186ROWLAND WARD’S “BIG GAME” ENGRAVED GLASSWARESix shot glasses decorated with elephants, rhino, lion and other big gameEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

187A BOHEMIAN GLASS BISCUIT BARREL decorated in the Mary Gregory style with a stag in a snowy forest settingIllustratedEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

188A PAIR OF GLASS RUMMERS engraved with Fighting Cocks, 17cm highEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

189A PLAIN GLASS CLARET JUG with plated mountsEstimate : £10-15 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


190AN EXTENSIVE SUITE OF CUT GLASS WARE with star cut and leaf spray decoration comprising; wines, tumblers, sherries, liqueurs, tankards, fruit bowl, comport, jug, decanter and stopper etc., in all approx 80 piecesEstimate : £60-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

191A PAIR OF CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN CANDLE HOLDERS, figuratively mounted with posy baskets, one bears underglaze blue Augustus Rex mark, 22cm high, together with a Continental FIGURE GROUP in the form of a tree trunk with children see-sawing at the base, 29cm highEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

COLLECTORS’ ITEMS 192A COLLECTION OF OVER 160 ENAMEL AND BRASS LAPEL BADGES, mostly of Police and Law Enforcement interest, contained in an oak display cabinet with hinged glazed cover, 46cm wideEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

193A COLLECTION OF POLICE RELATED MEMORABILIA including; mugs, a tie from Sydney Australia, police war manual, Shaw Taylor cigarette books and cards, Oceanside police mug and cup with letter, die cast model police car, Royal Falkland Islands cloth shoulder badge, American handcuffs and badge pouches etc.Estimate : £10-20 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

194A METROPOLITAN POLICE HELMET with badge, together with a turned wood truncheon and a “Warwickshire Police” uniformEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

195A PAIR OF FRENCH OPERA GLASSES, circa 1910, gilt stamped Morocco, with decorative mother-of-pearl inset panel, inscribed “Cam Lafontaine”, 24 Rue de la Paix, Paris”, fitted chain handle, in original vendor’s box (the two pieces separated)Estimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

196A POSTCARD ALBUM contains various topographical views and a card to the ‘Scouts 13th Hussars’Estimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

197A JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD IVORY CARVING, a figure group, comprising a drummer and a dancing child with fan, character marks to base, 6cm high, on a carved wood stand, together with a bone INRO, engraved and inked with a Bijin to one sideEstimate : £50-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

198A QUANTITY OF MASONIC REGALIA, includes Royal Arch and Lincolnshire provincial, also jewels, apron, cuffs, collars, booklets, etc.Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

199A 20TH CENTURY WELL MODELLED METAL DESK STAND, depicting a fighting dog tethered to a post together with two inkwells, each with glass liner, standing on an oval shaped base, 32cm highEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

200TWO 20TH CENTURY CHINESE CLOISONNE VASES, blue ground with flowers and butterfly decoration, both 24.5cm highEstimate : £45-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

201A CARVED STONE BLOCK 12TH CENTURY ANGKOR WAT, depicts a seated Buddha within a niche, block 28cm high (Provenance ex-collection of a Danish Diplomat seconded to the UN, in Cambodia in the 1960’s/70’s)Estimate : £600-800 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

202AN 18TH CENTURY INDIAN CAST BRONZE HINDU GOD GANESH, remains of green paint finish, standing upon a lotus base, a rat at his feet, remains of consecration clay in base, 26cm highEstimate : £180-220 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


203A 19TH CENTURY INDIAN CAST BRONZE HINDU GOD GANESH, four arms holding various attributes, 18cm highEstimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

204A KHMER BRONZE SEATED BUDDHA, raised upon a complex tapering base with kneeling acolytes, considered to be Cambodian circa 1700, 17cm highEstimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

205A 19TH CENTURY TABLE TOP BURR WOOD VENEER MUSICAL BOX of small proportions, the hinged cover opening to reveal glazed cover and musical movement, 13cm wideEstimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

206A COLLECTION OF THIRTY-NINE “PLAYBOY” MAGAZINES from August 1964 to June 1980, including some Bond girls 007 issues, comprising; August 1964, February 1965, May-December 1965, January-February 1966, February-April 1967, June-August 1967, December 1967, February, March, May, June, August and September 1968, August - October 1969 (with one duplicate), January 1970, 2 copies April 1970, May and October 1970, April 1972, December 1973, August 1975, June 1977 and June 1980Estimate : £80-120 plus 19.00% BP inc. VAT**

207A MID-20TH CENTURY AUTOGRAPH BOOK dedicated to Manchester United, includes the ‘Busby Babes’, Anderlecht FC, Atletica De Bilbao FC, 1958 European Cup, the Manchester 1967 European Cup Winners, signed by amongst others, Best, Charlton, Law also to the back of the book, various football ticket stubs from the 1950’s and early 1960’s, recently red cloth book bound with gold stamped front ‘Manchester United’Estimate : £300-500 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

208A BLACK LINGBI LIMESTONE SCHOLAR’S ROCK OR GONGSHI, considered to be 18th century, complete with carved hardwood stand, overall 40cm high. This was an item of contemplation for artists and poets of the Daoist aestheticEstimate : £400-500 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

209A PAIR OF FRENCH ART DECO DESIGN BRONZED SPELTER FIGURES, raised on ebonized squared wood bases, holding aloft, mirrors, 46cm highEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

210A 19TH CENTURY REGENCY DESIGN BRONZE URN WITH COVER, cast rams head handles on square platform base, 12cm wideEstimate : £70-90 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

211A LARGE SELECTION OF PUBLICITY PORTRAIT AND STILLS PHOTOGRAPHS OF PREDOMINANTLY AMERICAN AND ENGLISH MOVIE AND TELEVISION STARS FROM THE 20TH CENTURY, to include Humphrey Bogart, Warren Beatty, Woody Allen, Rosanna Arquette, Gillian Anderson, Anthony Quinn, Vanessa Redgrave, Lauren Bacall, Dirk Bogarde, Robert Redford, Fred Astaire, Rowan Atkinson, Lynn Redgrave, David Attenborough, Stephanie Powers, David Beckham and many othersEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

212A 20TH CENTURY NORTH AMERICAN EMBOSSED POSSIBLY PEWTER PLATE, depicting scenes of hunting native Indians with wild buffalo and wolves, with tepees and view to distant mountains, having similar scene to the reverse, 60cm wideEstimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

213BERYL TURPIN“Down by the Riverside” enamel on copper panel, 21cm x 18cm, in ebonised and gilt frameEstimate : £150-200 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

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214BERYL TURPIN“Three Sheep” enamel on copper panel, 18cm x 20cm, in stained wood frameEstimate : £150-200 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

215BERYL TURPIN“One Sheep Grazing” enamel on copper panel, 18cm x 18cm, in stained wood and gilt frame (see “Peter Dingley.... of Stratford-upon-Avon” label verso)Estimate : £150-200 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

216A CHINESE SHUIZHU, a calligrapher’s water dropper, carved in soft stone, a naturalistic form with branch form handle, 11cm together with a CARVED CORAL DEITY, 12.5cm high (2)Estimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

217A “PYE” GRAMOPHONE PLAYER in black lacquer chinoiserie case, with gilded figure in landscape decoration, 40cm wideEstimate : £70-90 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

218A BRONZE MEDALLION in Memoriam of Sir Walter Scott, sculpted by T. Stothard, produced by S. Parker, London, dated 1827, bears Latin inscription to the rim, 6cm diameterEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

219A “WATERMAN’S” FOUNTAIN PEN with 18k nib, stamped “Paris”, in a later “Waterman’s” pen boxEstimate : £40-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

220AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY SARCOPHAGUS FORM TEA CADDY, having twin section with central glass bowl, fitted to the caddy brass ring handles, raised on brass ball feet, 31cm wideEstimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

221A PAIR OF MAHOGANY WALL MOUNTING PLATE STANDS, 22cm wideEstimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

222A LARGE POLISHED BLOCK SPECIMEN OF LAPIS LAZULI, whose blue colour is pigment known as “ultramarine”, from the Latin “ultramarinus” (beyond the sea), as it came into Europe to be used as an Artist’s pigment from the mines of Afghanistan via Italian traders in the 14th and 15th centuries, 19.5cm high, weight approximately 5,820g.Estimate : £500-600 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

223A TEAK MATCH BARREL, with label from “HMS Iron Duke - Jutland 1916”, 8cm high, EVENING BAG, a CLOISONNE VASE, BRISE, PAPERWEIGHT, TORTOISESHELL MINIATURE GUITAR, and a MANICURE SETEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

224THREE CHINESE CARVED STONE OBJECTS OF VIRTUE, comprising an agate mythical creature, crouching upon a leaf, 12cm, a carved green stone Dog of Fo, standing four square, and a carved pink stone Bijin (3)Estimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

225A 19TH CENTURY ROSSO ANTICO BUST OF MARCO POLO upon a veined rosso antico fluted column base, column stands 70cm, bust 69cmIllustratedEstimate : £2000-3000 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

226A COLLECTION OF FOUNTAIN PENS, includes “Parker” cased setsEstimate : £100-180 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

227AN “ALESSI” WHISTLING KETTLE, together with a “Chin family” TIMER, and TWO BOTTLE STOPPERS, with accompanying paperworkEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

228AN ART DECO CHROMED SCULPTURE, a naked woman standing, holding aloft a basket of flowers, raised upon an alabaster base, total height 26cm highEstimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


229A COLLECTION OF JAPANESE OBJECTS OF VIRTUE, including a carved stone scent bottle, two inros etc. (5)IllustratedEstimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

230A SMALL GOURD, having scratch and inked decoration of horse warriors on the Steppes, 6cm high, together with TWO FIGURATIVELY CARVED WALNUTS, one with a carved wood standEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

231A LATE 19TH CENTURY AUTOMATON FRENCH MUSICAL BIRD IN A GILDED CAGE, the top of the cage with ring mount, cast with birds and swags, the bird with real feathers, the canted base inset with hand-painted porcelain panels of 18th century figures in parkland, 49cm high, 26cm diameter, raised on bun feet, with key (base stamped no.691)Illustrated Front CoverEstimate : £1000-1500 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

232TWO GILT METAL HORSES on wooden bases, 17cm highEstimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

233A POLISHED AMMONITE, mounted upon a stone base, overall height 28cmIllustratedEstimate : £500-700 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

234TWO 19TH CENTURY BLACK LACQUER CIRCULAR BOXES, one depicting a fighting scene, the other an interior of an Inn, a man holds aloft a trophy, 8cm diameter (2)Estimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

235AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENAMEL BOX WITH COVER, having primrose yellow ground, hand painted with landscape reserves, may be Bilston enamel, 7cm wideEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

236A COLLECTION OF FOUR 19TH CENTURY WAX PROFILE PORTRAITS, low relief, polychrome painted, one in an Elizabethan Ruff - may be a stylised image of William Shakespeare, each in turned, stained wood frames, with convex glass, overall, 15cm diameterEstimate : £120-180 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

237A “JAMES HENDRY OF GLASGOW” LEATHER FIREMAN’S HELMET with decorative brass mountsIllustratedEstimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

238A 19TH CENTURY WALNUT STEREOSCOPIC VIEWEREstimate : £60-90 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

239TWO SILK PRINTED “ROYAL OPERA COVENT GARDEN” PROGRAMMES, one is dated for a performance 1897, the other 1903, both in stained wood glazed framesEstimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

240A SMALL CABINET FORMED FROM A SECTION OF A SCULL RACING ROWING BOAT, having two glazed doors, 47cm highEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

241A COLLECTION OF LATE 19TH CENTURY PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS AND A PARTIAL PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM OF TEA PLANTATIONS including the Rungbodde EstateEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

242A VINTAGE ENAMEL ADVERTISING “FOR SALE” SIGN “LOVEDAY, SMITH & PERRINS, REDDITCH”, 30cm x 45cmEstimate : £50-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**




243BY JOHN MOFFAT, EDINBURGH (An Artist Photographer)A HAND TINTED GLASS PLATE PHOTOGRAPH, portrait of a child in an elaborate stained wood and decoratively gilt mounted frame, overall size 38cm x 33cmEstimate : £80-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

244AN ART DECO CIGARETTE DISPENSER AND STRIKE LIGHTER BY “RONSON”, the slide mechanism, once activated, revealing a tray which holds a cigarette, which is then picked out by the monkey’s raised hand, original finish, base 21cm x 12.5cmIllustratedEstimate : £250-350 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

245A SILVER MOUNTED WALKING CANE, and TWO RIDING CROPS (3)Estimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

246THREE JOHN PINCHES SILVER “PETER SCOTT CHRISTMAS PLATES” limited editions and titled; “Evening Flight 1973”, “Pinkfeet Against a Thundercloud 1975”, “Barnacle Geese over The Solway 1974” each in presentation box with certificate, together with “The Eye of The Wind Autobiography” and a Slimbridge Wildlife Edition Booklet 1973Estimate : £150-200 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

247A LIFE-SIZE POLYCHROME PAINTED PLASTER BLACKAMOOR, a boy dressed in ragged jacket and stripe trousers, bare feet, on a circular platform base, 150cm highEstimate : £150-250 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

248A BRONZE FIGURE OF A STAG, height 9cmEstimate : £10-20 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

249A CAST IRON OVAL RAILWAY ENGINE PLAQUE “LMS BUILT 1878 DERBY” 15.5cm high x 27cm wide, together with a BARTHOLOMEW’S RAILWAY MAP of The British Isles, showing the new grouping, mounted on cloth, 1927Estimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

COINS 250TWO HALF SOVEREIGNS, dated 1897 and 1905Estimate : £180-220 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

251AN EDWARD VII GOLD SOVEREIGN, dated 1910Estimate : £200-250 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

252A COLLECTION OF ENGLISH NOTES AND COINAGE;A £1 note - mint, in Raffles presentation mount, two Victorian silver crowns dated 1890 and 1892, a 1954 half crown and three other coins, together with two motor car FUEL RATION BOOKSEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

253A COLLECTION OF SILVER COINS, includes 1887 Jubilee head crown, 1887 double florin, a 1996 QEII Australian 50c and a 2013 QEII Australian $1 proof 1oz coin celebrating the birth of Prince George of Cambridge, original Perth Mint packagingEstimate : £120-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

254A COLLECTION OF VARIOUS COINS, includes an 1880 item of Maundy Money, Newfoundland Cents and a Spade Guinea Gaming Counter etc.Estimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

STAMPS & PRESENTATION PACKS255CLEAN COLLECTION OF CANADA AND U.S.A., mainly older issuesEstimate : £15-20 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

256ALBUM OF WORLD, WELL PRESENTED, AND WELL FILLED STOCKBOOK WORLD STAMPSEstimate : £15-20 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


257A LARGE NUMBER OF STAMPS, much duplication but includes some better items, all in a Triumph stamp album Estimate : £75-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

258A COLLECTION OF ROYAL MAIL PRESENTATION PACKS, circa 1990’s unframed, over fifty in cellophane packsEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

MEDALS 259TWO FIRST WORLD WAR MEDALS, engraved to rims “12085 Pte. R. Sewell D.C.L.I.”, with ribbonsEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

MILITARIA & WEAPONS 260A PAIR OF INDIAN CEREMONIAL TULWAR in brass mounted and red velvet scabbardsEstimate : £15-25 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

261FENTOR BROTHERS SHEFFIELDAN OFFICER’S DRESS SWORD with George Rex and Elephant to guard, with a shagreen and wire grip in leather scabbardIllustratedEstimate : £75-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

262A CEREMONIAL SWORD, a pair of INDIAN CEREMONIAL SWORDS with brass mounted red velvet scabbard and THREE STEEL CIRCULAR CEREMONIAL DAHLEstimate : £20-25 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

263A GERMAN STEEL HELMET (possibly Spanish Civil War)Estimate : £40-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

264A PAIR OF MILITARY ARMY BINOCULARS, in caseEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

265A FRENCH BAYONET dated 1876, serial no.14347 on scabbard and to cross piece Estimate : £50-75 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

266A GERMAN WORLD WAR I “BUTCHER’S BLADE” BAYONET WITH SCABBARD 68 on ricasso, cross guard marked 1920, wood grips, crown over “S” on frog studEstimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

267A CZECHOSLOVAKIAN VZ-24 BAYONET WITH SCABBARD, 11.5” blade, right ricasso E (Lion) 25, left ricasso CSZ over “G”, pommel 9289 over B, scabbard frog stud E (Lion) 27 below CSZ, wood grips, inverted blade profile, made by CZ AKA BRNO for use with VZ-24 short rifleEstimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

268A DUTCH M 1895 BAYONET WITH SCABBARD, no. on cross guard 7188, inspectors mark “Z” crown over “Z” on ricasso. Hembrug on ricasso crown Z = Wiersma who was active during WWI, for use on 6.5mm Mannlicher rifle, leather scabbardEstimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

269A FRENCH WORLD WAR I BAYONET WITH SCABBARD with wood grips, for use with M1892 and M1916 carbine made post 1912, stamped with an “N” on cross piece, blade 15.75”Estimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

270A GERMAN WORLD WAR II COMBAT BAYONET WITH SCABBARD 1329F on right ricasso, left ricasso E. Pack & S. 41CIC on scabbard, blade 9.75”, CIC = Rich.A.Herder 1934-1944 SolingenEstimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

271A KAR98 BAYONET with scabbard and a quantity of German bank notes Estimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


272AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY LEATHER CAVALRY SHOTGUN CASE, of tapering form with stitched cover, brass buckle and two brass loops, 73cm longEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

273TWO EARLY TO MID 20TH CENTURY LEATHER CAVALRY CARTRIDGE POUCHES, with brass buckles and loops, each fitted with leather carrying strapsEstimate : £50-75 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

274TWO EARLY TO MID 20TH CENTURY LEATHER CAVALRY CARTRIDGE POUCHES, with brass buckles and loops, each fitted with leather carrying strapsEstimate : £50-75 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

275A COLLECTION OF FIFTY-TWO MILITARY CAP & LAPEL BADGES includes; The Border Regiment, The Lancashire Fusiliers, Royal Berkshire, The Essex, The Welch and The King’s Own etc.Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

276A 19TH/20TH CENTURY NEPALESE MILITARY KUKRI with 46cm blade and wooden gripEstimate : £35-45 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

THE PICKWICK GALLERY, STRATFORD-ON-AVON LOTS 280-290THE PICKWICK GALLERY was a successful shop located in Stratford-upon-Avon near to Shakespeare’s Birthplace. They specialised in Antiquarian Books, Antique Maps and Prints.We are pleased to offer below, some of the remaining stock following the owner’s retirement in 2016

280A BESPOKE CUSTOM MADE HAND EMBROIDERED COAT OF ARMS worked in gold and silver bullion threads, in the crest of William Shakespeare 1564-1616, overall height 1m, suspended from a brass hanging rodIllustratedEstimate : £60-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

281A COLLECTION OF BESPOKE CUSTOM MADE HAND EMBROIDERED COATS OF ARMS using gold and silver bullion threads, including 2 Cope and Dawe 31 x 27cm, one for Opdenoordt 25 x 19cm, one for Lonsdale 20 x 15cm and five others bearing the names; Fife, Nicol, Avery, Newman and Benham, each approx 24 x 17cm, a HERALDRY DISPLAY BOARD and a large quantity of printed Coats of Arms examples with explanatory material, together with FAIRBAIRN’S BOOK OF CRESTS, one vol., HERALDRY DECORATION AND FLORAL FORMS by Herbert Cole., one vol., HOLBIN’S MOTTOES REVISED, one vol. and TWO PAMPHLETS on Heraldry and Coats of ArmsEstimate : £50-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

282A COLLECTION OF ART BOOKS including; Peter Bruegel (the elder) 1525-1569, “Bruegel’s Gemalde” by Gustav Gluck, published 1932, German text, approx 41 plates, mainly in colour, one volume, together with “Erotic Art of The East” Illustrated, Peter Rawson, one volume, “Chinese Painting” Illustrated, by William Cohn one vol., “The Art Journal” 1862 and 1867, 2 vols., “17th Century Flemish Painting” one vol., “Peter Arno’s Parade” Illustrated, one vol., “Costume of Peoples of Antiquity” 1784, one vol., various other volumes (15)Estimate : £40-60 plus 19.00% BP**



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283A COLLECTION OF MAINLY 19TH CENTURY BLACK AND WHITE AND HAND-COLOURED PRINTS AND ENGRAVINGS including examples from Sir John Richardson’s “Museum of Natural History”, “The British Cyclopaedia” by C. Partington, “Wright’s Book of Poultry”, and othersEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

284A COLLECTION OF MOUNTED 19TH AND FIRST HALF 20TH CENTURY COLOURED PRINTS, ENGRAVINGS, some hand-coloured including some from Hutchinson’s “Dog Encyclopaedia” circa 1935, Magazine of Art published by Cassell and Co. 1893, Sir John Richardson’s Museum of Natural History published by William McKenzie circa 1860 and othersEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

285A COLLECTION OF PRINTS AND ENGRAVINGS many hand-coloured engravings, subject Natural History, to include; many from 19th century, Royal Navy History pub. by F. Warne and Co. 1895 & 1896Estimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

286A LARGE COLLECTION OF NATURAL HISTORY PRINTS AND ENGRAVINGS, some later hand-coloured, mainly 19th and early 20th century, depicting a wide variety of mammals and other speciesEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

287BIBLIOTHEK DES ALLGEMEINEN UND PRAKTISCHEN WISSENS, dated 1909, vols. III and IV. Anatomical figure together with fold-out torsoEstimate : £40-60 plus 19.00% BP**

288A COLLECTION OF ANATOMICAL PLATES including 25 plates Lizars 1824 and 4 plates Taylor and Walton 1837, together with a selection of black and white and coloured prints and engravings, some later coloured Medical SubjectsEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

289A SELECTION OF BLACK AND WHITE AND COLOURED PRINTS AND ENGRAVINGS covering a wide range of military subjects including; The Afghan War 1878-1880, British Troops and Regiments, Second Schleswig War 1864, Prussia and Austria versus Denmark, The Balkans Serbian War, Russian, Turkey, Bulgarian Roumelia, Albania/Herzegovina and othersEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

290A LARGE COLLECTION OF BLACK AND WHITE AND SOME LATER HAND-COLOURED MARITIME PRINTS AND ENGRAVINGS including; Lifeboat Service on The Lincolnshire Coast, Victoria and Albert inspecting The Fleet at the Naval Review at Spithead, HMS Marlborough School for Engineering Students Portsmouth, Yachting Sketch and an extensive number of other subjects from the late 19th centuryEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

BOOKS 295“MRS. BEETON’S BOOK OF HOUSEHOLD MANAGEMENT”, published by “Ward, Lock & Co. Ltd.” 1915, illustrated, 1 volumeEstimate : £30-40 plus 19.00% BP**

296ARTHUR BRYANTSamuel Pepys: The Man in the Making, The Saviour of The Navy and The Years of Peril, 3 volumesEstimate : £8-12 plus 19.00% BP**

297A GOOD SELECTION OF HARD AND PAPER BACK “BIGGLES” BOOKS by Captain W.E. Johns, approximately 60 volumesEstimate : £30-50 plus 19.00% BP**

298TWENTY-THREE BOUND VOLUMES OF “PICK ME UP” MAGAZINE, dating from the late 19th/early 20th centuryEstimate : £20-30 plus 19.00% BP**


299ALFRED HAYES“The Vale of Arden”, with illustrations by Oliver Baker, published by Cornish Brothers, Birmingham 1897, a limited edition of 75 copies of which this is no. 53, also signed by Hayes and BakerEstimate : £100-150 plus 19.00% BP**

THE JEFFERY BOOK COLLECTION (Lots 300-321)Charles and Mary Jeffery came to Stratford in 1956 and grew to love the town and its history.Charles studied German before the war, graduated and in the summer of 1939 and promptly signed up in the autumn. A career in intelligence led to a spell in North Africa. This included interrogating Luftwaffe pilots (a rather more gentlemanly approach than might be imagined - he complained that the RAF would often wine and dine them before they arrived for interrogation estimation mark). After that he returned to Southampton, reunited with Mary who was serving as a nurse and they married in 1944. There was a spell at Bletchley Park using German skills to assist with the Enigma Project. In Stratford Charles was principal at the local technical college for over 30 years, where Mary taught dressmaking, and in retirement he became an avid collector of antiquarian books. Sometimes his tastes were eclectic but Stratford, Shakespeare, Germany and travel were all recurring themes.They had many friends and connections in Stratford socially and links with the theatre.He established links with several booksellers in the Cotswolds and had an eye for first editions and the unusual, such as original sales particulars for Shakespeare’s Birthplace when sold at auction, theatre program signed by all the cast on the occasion of the Queen’s visit in the 1950s.Charles made several forays into publishing and produced a single sheet local history of Stratford - something of an innovation at the time.At one stage their children estimate there were over 3000 books in the family home.

300THOMAS STAMFORD RAFFLES“THE HISTORY OF JAVA”, in two half calf volumes, 1st edition with engraved map and plates, printed in London for “Black, Parbury & Allen” - Booksellers to the Hon. East-India Company, Leadenhall Street, and John Murray, Albemarle Street, 1817Estimate : £500-800 plus 19.00% BP**

301“SELECT VIEWS ON THE RIVER CLYDE” with historical and descriptive illustrations by John M. Leighton, published Glasgow 1830, half calf, together with a two volume edition of “BATTLES OF THE BRITISH NAVY” by Joseph Allen, London 1852Estimate : £30-40 plus 19.00% BP**

302A COLLECTION OF LATE 19TH CENTURY AND EARLY 20TH CENTURY PRINTED PLAY BILLS from The Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-AvonEstimate : £20-40 plus 19.00% BP**

303“A VOYAGE ROUND THE COASTS OF SCOTLAND AND THE ISLES” by James Wilson, 1842, vol.1 with fold-out map to front board“THE HIGHLANDS AND WESTERN ISLES OF SCOTLAND” by John Macculloch, vol. 1, London 1824, marbled boards and ribbed spine“VINDICATION OF THE CLANRONALD OF GLENGARRY” pub. Edinburgh 1821, 1 cloth volume“A TOUR IN TEESDALE” including Rokeby and Its Environs, 5th edition, 1834, 1 volume with fold-out map (4)Estimate : £20-30 plus 19.00% BP**

304“A TOUR THROUGH THE ISLAND OF ELBA” by Sir Richard Colt Hoare, illustrated with views drawn from nature by Sir Richard Colt Hoare and John Smith, published London by W. Bulmer & Co., 1814Estimate : £30-60 plus 19.00% BP**


305A MISCELLANY OF INTERESTING VOLUMES to include; “The Steam Engine” London 1840, “The Book of English Trades”, London 1827, “Memorials of the Rev. J. Keble”, “Gibbons Roman Empire” etc.Estimate : £30-40 plus 19.00% BP**

306PERCY C. RUSHEN“THE HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF CHIPPING CAMPDEN”, published by the author at 10, Warwick Court, High Holborn, London, illustrated, together with a QUANTITY OF “HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS” VOLUMESEstimate : £60-80 plus 19.00% BP**

307JAMES JAFFRAY“Graphic Illustrations of Warwickshire”, published in Birmingham by Thomas Underwood, Castle Street and High Street and London by Moore & McQueen, Berners Street, 1862, in gilt stamped red leather bindingEstimate : £50-80 plus 19.00% BP**

308A COPY OF THE MID 19TH CENTURY AUCTION PARTICULARS OF SHAKSPEARE’S HOUSE, STRATFORD-UPON-AVON, offered for sale by auction at “The Auction Mart, London” by Mr. Robins Thursday 16th September 1847, described as “The most unique relic amongst England’s treasures”, also to be sold “Curious Antique Furniture; Books of Autographs and “interesting relics” from the property, contains engraved illustrations, green paper prints cover with plan map verso, 31cm x 24.5cmEstimate : £40-60 plus 19.00% BP**

309“STRATFORD-ON-AVON FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO THE DEATH OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE” by Sidney L. Lee, BA, with illustrations by Edward Hull, pub. Seeley & Co., London 1885, 1 blue cloth large volume with gilt toolingEstimate : £20-30 plus 19.00% BP**

310“SELECT VIEWS IN GREAT BRITAIN” engraved by S. Middiman, from pictures and drawings by the most eminent artists, published by John & Josiah Boydell, London, circa 1812, black leather bound with gilt stamped border, together with OTHER ILLUSTRATED 19TH CENTURY VOLUMES ON BRITAINEstimate : £50-70 plus 19.00% BP**

311“LLOYDS REGISTER OF YACHTS, 1935”, no. 184, contains a copy pamphlet of “THE SUMMER OF DUNKIRK” by Arthur Bryant, (the miracle of the little ship flotilla), together with a QUANTITY OF MARITIME AND MILITARY RELATED VOLUMESEstimate : £50-100 plus 19.00% BP**

312A QUANTITY OF “BELL’S CATHEDRAL SERIES”, with plans and illustrations, published by George Bell & Sons, London, circa 1900’sEstimate : £30-60 plus 19.00% BP**

313“THE ANTIQUARIAN ITINERARY OF ARCHITECTURE, MONASTIC, CASTELLATED AND DOMESTIC”, London 1815, in seven leather bound volumes with engraved illustrationsEstimate : £50-70 plus 19.00% BP**

314“ANCIENT RELIQUES OR DELINEATIONS OF MONASTIC, CASTELLATED AND DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE”, illustrated, published London by W. Clarke, New Bond Street (and others) 1812, in two half calf volumesEstimate : £40-60 plus 19.00% BP**

315A COPY OF “STRATFORD-UPON-AVON HERALD” SOUVENIR SUPPLEMENT FOR THE OPENING OF THE NEW THEATRE 1932, together with various volumes relating to Shakespeare and Stratford-upon-AvonEstimate : £20-40 plus 19.00% BP**




316A COPY OF THE SHAKESPEARE MEMORIAL THEATRE PRODUCTION “AS YOU LIKE IT” ON THE OCCASION OF THE VISIT OF H.M QUEEN ELIZABETH II AND H.R.H. THE PRINCE PHILIP, DUKE OF EDINBURGH, FRIDAY, JUNE 14TH 1957, AUTOGRAPHED BY THE CAST, including Richard Johnson, Peggy Ashcroft, amongst others, together with assorted related ephemeraEstimate : £20-40 plus 19.00% BP**

317WILLIAM BEATTIE“SCOTLAND”, a 19th century illustrated volume, board bound with tooled half calf crimson binding, and ONE OTHER BOOK “SCOTLAND ILLUSTRATED”, 1845 (2)Estimate : £30-60 plus 19.00% BP**

318THOMAS DINGLEY“HISTORY FROM MARBLE”, 1867, printed for The Camden Society, two volumes half calf, together with a BOOK ON VENICE, decoratively bound, and THREE TURNER RELATED VOLUMESEstimate : £30-60 plus 19.00% BP**

319FOUR VOLUMES “Past-Present Staffordshire and Warwickshire”, illustrated, together with OTHER VOLUMES, illustratedEstimate : £30-50 plus 19.00% BP**

320“MEMOIRES DU MARECHAL SUCHET, DUC D’ALBUFERA”, large format Atlas of engraved maps, published Paris by Adolphe Bossange 1828Estimate : £50-100 plus 19.00% BP**

321“A SERIES OF PICTURESQUE VIEWS OF SEATS OF NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND”, published in London by William MacKenzie, edited by The Rev. F.O. Morris B.A., in seven crimson leather bound volumes, gilt tooled with armorials to the front boardEstimate : £100-200 plus 19.00% BP**

BOOKS - SPORTING SUBJECTS322LONSDALE LIBRARY: Major H.C. Maydon et.al. Big Game Shooting in Africa, 1932Lord Aberdare et.al. - The Lonsdale Book of Sporting Records 1937 and seventeen other titles, eleven with dust wrappers (19)IllustratedEstimate : £180-220 plus 19.00% BP**

323A SELECTION OF NINE BOOKS subject include; Game Shooting, Marksmanship, Archery etc., by Donald Featherstone, TD & JA Purdey, Michael BranderEstimate : £8-12 plus 19.00% BP**

324A COLLECTION OF 22 GAME FAIR CATALOGUES and other materialEstimate : £5-10 plus 19.00% BP**

325A COLLECTION OF SIX VOLUMES predominantly fishing;“Flying Salmon” by Balfour Kinnear, 2nd edition 1947“Spinning Salmon” by Balfour Kinnear, first pub. 1938“Where to Catch Salmon & Trout” by Jim Menzies, first published 1937“Complete Book of Fly Fishing” by Tom McNally, 2nd edition“Irish Field Sports & Angling Handbook” 1984 and “Nature Book” by Noel Sedgwick 1922 (6)Estimate : £15-25 plus 19.00% BP**

326FIREARMS & FIREARM COLLECTING FROM 1300 to PRESENT by H.Ricketts, Harold L. Peterson, Frederick Wilkinson etc. plus one volume on SAS by Chris Chant, 20 volumes totalEstimate : £15-25 plus 19.00% BP**




327BRUCE CAMPBELL“The Bird Paintings of Henry Jones”, foreword by HRH The Duke of Edinburgh KG KT, Folio Fine Editions publication, in conjunction with The Zoological Society of London, 1976, limited edition no. 297/500, with colour illustrations, in original slip caseEstimate : £60-80 plus 19.00% BP**

328THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SPORTEdited by The Earl of Suffolk & Berkshire, Hedley Peek & F.G. Aflalo, pub. Lawrence & Bullen Ltd., Covent Garden, London, vol.I 1897 and vol.II 1898, green cloth bound with gilt tooling“PHEASANTS, THEIR LIVES & HOMES” by William Beebe, pub. Robert Hale Ltd., London 1926, 1 green cloth volume with gilt tooling (3)Estimate : £30-40 plus 19.00% BP**

329D. BRIAN PLUMMER“Nathan, a pit-fighting dog”, 1980, “The Complete Lurcher”, 1979 and “Modern Ferreting”, 1981, KATHARINE TOTTENHAM “All about the Lurcher”, 1983 and JOHN GORDON “The Irish Wolfhound”, 1973, all with dust wrappers (5)Estimate : £50-80 plus 19.00% BP**

330CECIL ALDIN - ILLUSTRATEDNEILS HEIBERG “White-ear and Peter”, MacMillan & Co., 1912WALTER EMANUEL “The Dogs of War”, Bradbury Agnew & Co., 1906SVEND FLEURON “Flax: Police Dog”, Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1940ELEANOR E. HELME AND NANCE PAUL “Jerry the Story of an Exmoor Pony”, 1930, and “The Joker and Jerry Again”, 1932and ERIC PARKER “Best of Dogs”, 1949, dust wrapper (6)Estimate : £50-80 plus 19.00% BP**

331RICHARD BEAUMONT “Purdey’s, the Guns and the Family”, 1988A. MERWYN CAREY “English and Irish Firearms Makers”, 1954and FIFTEEN OTHER BOOKS, similar, thirteen with dust wrappers (17)Estimate : £40-60 plus 19.00% BP**

332“THE WIRE FOX TERRIER ASSOCIATIONS YEAR BOOK & REGISTER” from the first volume published in 1913 to 2016, 92 volumes, (all but one on protective sleeves) together with a framed black and white PHOTOGRAPH “The All England Wire Eleven of 1897, 20cm x 28cm, the property of Mr Maurice Marshall, International JudgeEstimate : £200-300 plus 19.00% BP**

333A COLLECTION OF SPORTING BOOKS & FIELD GUIDES to include; “Witherby Handbook of British Birds”, 5 volumes, “Fur, Feather and Fin” series - The Red Deer etc.Estimate : £30-40 plus 19.00% BP**

334P. CASTLE“Where to Fish in Scotland”, 1 green cloth bound volumeEstimate : £10-15 plus 19.00% BP**

BOOKS - NATURAL HISTORY & TAXIDERMY335“NOTES ON COLLECTING AND PRESERVING NATURAL HISTORY OBJECTS” New Edition 1896, edited by J.E. Taylor, 1 volume, green cloth and gilt tooled (excellent condition)Estimate : £20-30 plus 19.00% BP**

336ECHALAZ COLLECTION - HANDBOOK, Waterloo Museum, Liverpool, circa 1907, green vellum and gilt tooledEstimate : £30-50 plus 19.00% BP**

337MONTAGU BROWN “Practical Taxidermy” 3rd edition 1922, blue cloth bound with dust wrapperEstimate : £20-30 plus 19.00% BP**

338A COLLECTION OF SEVEN VARIOUS GUIDES - Museum Taxidermy booklets and directoriesEstimate : £30-50 plus 19.00% BP**


339HANDBOOK & GUIDE TO THE BRITISH MAMMALS on Exhibition in The Lord Derby Natural History Museum Liverpool, Illustrated with plates, dated 1921, together with TWO COPIES OF HANDBOOK & GUIDE TO THE BRITISH BIRDS on Exhibition in The Lord Derby Natural History Museum Liverpool, 1914 and 1932 (3)Estimate : £40-60 plus 19.00% BP**

340ROWLAND WARD“The Sportsman’s Handbook 1911”, 1 volume, green cloth gilt tooled Estimate : £30-50 plus 19.00% BP**

341MONTAGU BROWNPractical Taxidermy, 2nd edition, revised and enlarged, 1 volume, green cloth gilt tooled bindingEstimate : £30-50 plus 19.00% BP**

342CATALOGUE OF THE CASES OF BIRDS IN THE DYKE ROAD MUSEUM BRIGHTON, 1st edition 1876, in green cloth tooled bindingEstimate : £40-60 plus 19.00% BP**

343BOOTH MUSEUM BRIGHTONCATALOGUE OF THE CASES OF BIRDS IN THE DYKE ROAD MUSEUM BRIGHTON, by E.T. Booth 1908, with hand written pencilled case notes throughout, 1 volume green cloth and gilt tooledEstimate : £30-50 plus 19.00% BP**

344CATALOGUE OF THE CASES OF BIRDS IN THE DYKE ROAD MUSEUM BRIGHTON, 2nd edition 1896, 1 volumeEstimate : £20-30 plus 19.00% BP**

345“A HISTORY OF BRITISH TAXIDERMY” by Christopher Frost, no. 624/1000, signed by the AuthorEstimate : £80-100 plus 19.00% BP**

ENTOMOLOGY & NATURAL HISTORY 350A PAIR OF WARTHOG TUSKS mounted on a stained wood oval shield with provision for wall mounting, 35cm wideEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

351THREE ROE DEER ANTLERS with part skull, mounted on wooden shield and other basesEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

352AN EBONISED GLASS DISPLAY CASE with painted backdrop, 34cm high x 38cm wide x 30cm deepEstimate : £10-20 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

353A SELECTION OF SHIELDS, PLAQUES and PATTERNS, ideal for mounting taxidermyEstimate : £10-20 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

354TWO PAIRS OF ROE DEER ANTLERS mounted on wooden shields, one with inset part jaw versoEstimate : £10-20 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

355A SET OF 13 POINT RED STAG ANTLERS (Charlecote Park) and part skull, approx 80cm high x 65cm wide, mounted on a polished wood shield plaque together with A SET OF FALLOW DEER ANTLERS and part skull (2)Estimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

356FIVE HAND-PAINTED REPLICA BIRD OF PREY EGGS including; kestrel, sparrowhawk, buzzard, peregrine falcon and eagle owl, within a wall mounting display case, 14cm x 18cmEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

357SEVEN HAND-PAINTED REPLICA BIRDS EGGS within an ebonised glazed wall display case, 13cm x 18cmEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


358A COLLECTION OF GEOLOGICAL SPECIMENS including; exotic corals, shells, unpolished quartz points etc.Estimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

359GREATER KUDU HORNS and part skull, mounted on a shield, length of horns 94cmIllustratedEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

360A SET OF EIGHT POINT ANTLERS and part skull, mounted on an oak shieldEstimate : £15-25 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

361A VACANT OVAL GLASS DISPLAY DOME with baize topped ebonised base, 35.5cm at widest point, the glass standing 30cm high excluding baseEstimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

362DAVID L. KENINGALE (LEPIDOPTERIST)Wildlife Licence Taxidermy Sales (Butterflies) Ref: CL07/2015/0003THE LARGE BLUE (M.arion) DEVON RACE Male - Speakmouth, Devon 5.7.58, R.C. Bland, F.R.E.S.Female - Speakmouth, Devon 5.7.55, R.C. Bland, F.R.E.S.Fine examples, printed data labels, presented in glazed entomological case and certificated with hand written catalogue and licensing detailsEstimate : £80-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

363THE LARGE BLUE (M.arion) COTSWOLD RACE Male, ab.obscura, Gloucester, 28.7.1927, initialled C.G.C. (Charles Granville Clutterbuck) hand written data label.Female ‘Cotswoldensis’ Gloucester 28.7.1928 Charles G. Clutterbuck. Hand written data label with full signature, presented in glazed entomological case and certificated with hand written catalogue and licensing detailsEstimate : £90-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

364THE LARGE TORTOISESHELL (No. polychloros) ENGLISH RACE Male, bred, Wychwood Forest 22nd VII 1920, G.H.S. - HaywardMale, New Forest 24.VI.1924, G.H.S. Hayward.Male, ab. testudo bred ex.ova, New Forest, 10.VII.1952, H.J. Turner, presented in glazed entomological case and certificated with hand written catalogue and licensing detailsIllustratedEstimate : £75-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

365THE CHALKHILL BLUE (L.coridon)A SERIES OF 40 SPECIMENS, male, female and underside. Finely set and presented in polished mahogany glazed display case. Full printed data, D.L.K. parc de l’oisiers, C.E. France 2007 Estimate : £70-90 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

366THE PURPLE EMPEROR (A.iris)A SERIES OF 14 WELL SET MALE SPECIMENS, upper and underside. Printed data reads “Bred, D.L.K. Grenant, C.E. France, June 2010”Attractively presented in early polished storage case with brass fittings and paper label to lid which reads; “Hope Department, Univ.Museum, Oxford”Estimate : £50-75 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

367A GLASS DOME on ebonised circular base, height 49cmEstimate : £25-35 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

TAXIDERMY

370AN IMPRESSIVE COCK PHEASANT WALL HANGING MOUNT, the bird modelled in full flightEstimate : £70-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

371“STILL LIFE STUDY”, RED LEGGED PARTRIDGE, modelled as hanging game mount, set against naturalistic wall fixture, with applied trade label: “Farfalla, Sporting and Natural History, Warwickshire”Estimate : £70-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


372“THE EGG THIEF” CARRION CROW - well modelled specimen with game bird egg grasped in beak, set on natural branchwork and jungle green painted plinth, stamped verso “Farfalla Natural History” no.1802Estimate : £70-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

373“RED LEGGED PARTRIDGE” well modelled, set on rustic branch stump and jungle green painted plinth, stamped verso “Farfalla Natural History” no.1803IllustratedEstimate : £50-75 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

374“PER CHANCE TO DREAM” SLEEPING GREY SQUIRREL well modelled nestling curled in a wicker basket with coarse sacking interior, with trade label “D.L. Keningale, Taxidermist, Warwickshire”Estimate : £65-90 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

375A GREY SQUIRREL well presented in summer coat, specimen modelled as a wall hanging mount, set on decorative natural cork sectionEstimate : £70-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

376A RED DEER SLOT set on dark polished oak shield, Continental presentation sections of jaw and teeth neatly displayed in back of shield, labelled verso “Farfalla Sporting and Natural History”Estimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

377IN THE MANNER OF ROWLAND WARD A WILDEBEEST HEAD AND NECK TROPHY MOUNT, the mature beast with head turning to right, horn span 62cm, wall to nose 80cm, overall 1m highIllustratedEstimate : £300-400 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

378A FOX MASK modelled with open mouth, mounted on an oak shield, 30cm highEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

379A BADGER removed from a Victorian case and represented on a naturalistic rectangular base with rocky outcrop, 78cm Estimate : £50-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

380IN THE MANNER OF ROWLAND WARDA WILDEBEEST HEAD AND NECK TROPHY MOUNT the mature beast facing head on, span of horns 70cm, wall to nose 66cm, overall 90cm highIllustratedEstimate : £300-400 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

381A WOODCOCK, open mounted, displayed on wall mounting branchEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

382A PIKE MASK, open mounted on wall hanging shield, specimen length 21cmEstimate : £25-35 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

383JAMES GARDNER (Natural History Dept., Oxford Street, London)A CARP modelled in naturalistic setting with painted backdrop, within a glazed ebonised case, 34cm x 47cm (see label verso)Estimate : £50-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

384JAMES GARDNER (Natural History Dept., Oxford Street, London)TWO PERCH modelled in naturalistic setting with painted backdrop, within a glazed ebonised case, 36cm x 50cm (see label verso)Estimate : £50-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

385A JAY open mounted, perched on a tree stump with naturalistic display, standing on oval log base, 18cm highEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

386A ROACH modelled in a naturalistic setting with painted backdrop “Caught by T. Griffiths at Fordingbridge, Nov.7th 1927, 10lb 13 3/4oz”, in bow fronted glazed ebonised display case with gilt key line and inscription, 32cm x 53cmEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


387TWO PINE MARTENS, re-modelled from 1920’s lady’s fur wraps, open mounted on a branchEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

388A “BALD SQUIRREL” modelled in naturalistic setting under glass dome, on plinth, dome 33cm highEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

389A COCK PHEASANT modelled on a plate, open mounted, overall width 48cmEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

390A RAINBOW TROUT open mounted, 68cm on a stained wood wall mounting boardEstimate : £70-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

391A BITTERN standing in naturalistic setting, within a glazed and painted wood display case, height 69cm, width 46cmEstimate : £50-75 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

392A JACKDAW modelled on a tree stump in naturalistic setting before a painted back drop, in glazed oak wall hanging display case, height 52cm, width 45cmEstimate : £100-125 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

393A CINNAMON TEAL standing in naturalistic setting within a glazed black painted display case, height 34cm, width 37cmEstimate : £90-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

394A PAIR OF GREEN WOODPECKERS arranged around a tree trunk in naturalistic setting with painted back drop, within glazed painted wood wall mounting case, height 35cm, width 33cmEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

395A PAIR OF VICTORIAN MERLINS modelled perched on rocks in naturalistic setting, within a glazed painted wood display case, height 38cm, width 52cmEstimate : £150-200 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

396A PAIR OF GOLDEN HEADED SPARROWS in naturalistic setting with painted back drop, within a wall mounting domed case (dome cracked), 25cm diameterEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

397A WATER VOLE in naturalistic setting within a glazed black painted wall mounting display case, 15cm high, 33cm wideEstimate : £25-35 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

398A MANX SHEARWATER standing on a naturalistic base within a glazed painted case, height 35cm, width 36cmEstimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

399A PAIR OF CORNCRAKE standing in a naturalistic setting with painted back drop, within a glazed painted wood case, height 36cm, width 57cmEstimate : £150-180 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

400CULLINGFORDA PAIR OF ROUGH LEGGED BUZZARDS perched within a white painted interior, with written title, in a glazed black timber display case, height 84cm, width 76cmIllustratedEstimate : £400-600 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

401A FOX modelled in standing pose beside a tree stump, open mounted, on a wooden base, overall width 80cmEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

402AN EDWARDIAN PERIGRINE FALCON modelled with prey, perched on a branch, in naturalistic setting, painted back drop, in mahogany glazed display case, 50cm x 48cmEstimate : £150-200 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

403A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN TAWNY OWLS modelled perched on a tree stump, in naturalistic setting with painted back drop, in painted glazed display case, 63cm x 50cmEstimate : £150-200 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


404A MID-20TH CENTURY BADGER modelled snarling at a stoat with second stoat “going to ground”, in a naturalistic setting with painted backdrop, within a painted wood glazed case, 47cm x 74cmEstimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

405A PAIR OF RUDDY DUCKS modelled in a naturalistic setting, with painted backdrop, within a painted wood glazed display case, 54cm x 70cmEstimate : £150-200 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

406THREE BREAM modelled in underwater naturalistic setting with painted backdrop, within a painted wood glazed display case, 62cm x 110cmEstimate : £200-300 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

407A WOOD PIGEON (Columba Palumbus) modelled on a rock in a naturalistic setting with painted back drop, in painted glazed display case, 33cm x 38cmEstimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

408A SNOW BUNTING perched on a branch in a snowy rocky naturalistic setting with painted back drop, in glazed wall hanging display case, 24cm x 19cmEstimate : £80-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

409A MOORHEN modelled on a rock with water in a naturalistic setting with painted back drop, in glazed painted display case, 33cm x 33cmEstimate : £80-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

410A PAIR OF VICTORIAN CORNCRAKES modelled on a rocky naturalistic base with wheat, painted back drop, re-cased 2015 in glazed display case, 32cm x 33cmEstimate : £120-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

411A VICTORIAN FRENCH LAPWING (Vanellus Vanellus) modelled standing on a rock work naturalistic base with painted back drop, re-cased 2016 in glazed display case, 39cm x 34cmEstimate : £70-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

412A GREY SQUIRREL modelled open mounted seated on a branch, holding a nut, 20cm high and similar open mounted Stoat standing on a log, 18cm high (2)Estimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

413A PAIR OF HOUSE SPARROWS modelled perched on branches above a nest of three replica eggs, in a rocky naturalistic setting with painted back drop, re-cased 2017, in a wall mounting glazed display case, 24cm x 29cmEstimate : £80-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

414F G THOMSON TAXIDERMIST, LYNDHURST, HANTSA Deer slot mounted on an oak shield bearing plaque N.F.B.H. found Burleigh Lodge Field, taken North Oakley 11/09/81, taxidermist label press cutting verso, full length of specimen 20cmEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

415A VICTORIAN JAY modelled perched on a tree in a rocky naturalistic setting with painted back drop, re-cased 2017 in a wall mounting glazed display case, 27cm x 34cmEstimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

416A PAIR OF VICTORIAN BLUETITS each modelled perched on a branch above a nest with three hand-painted replica eggs in a naturalistic setting with painted back drop, re-cased 2017 in a wall mounting glazed display case, 29cm x 22cmEstimate : £120-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


417A VICTORIAN TREE CREEPER modelled on a tree stump in a naturalistic setting with painted back drop, re-cased 2017, in a wall mounting glazed display case, 24cm x 19cmEstimate : £80-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

418A BLACK RAM’S HEAD with curled horns, mounted on a shieldEstimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

419AN ANTELOPE HEAD AND NECK with curled horns, mounted on a wooden shieldEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

420A STAG’S HEAD with eight-point antlers, mounted on a wooden shield bearing brass plaque “E.H. Glencassley 1914, 15 stone 8lbs”Estimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

421A CANARY modelled perched on a tree stump in naturalistic setting with painted back drop, in wall mounting glazed display case, 19cm x 14cmEstimate : £25-35 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

422A FOX MASK mounted on an ebonised wall tablet, 35cm x 14cmEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

423A GREEN ROSELLA, adult male, modelled perched on a branch and groundwork base, overall height 32cmEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

424A PAIR OF BLACKCAPS modelled perched on branches above a rockwork naturalistic setting with painted back drop, re-cased 2018 in a wall mounting glazed display case, label verso dated 19/4/25, 29cm x 24cmEstimate : £100-125 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

425A EURASIAN SPARROWHAWK with prey, mounted on a rock in naturalistic setting within a plain wood glazed display case, 22cm x 36cm, A10 certificate 319418/01 Estimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

426A JAY open mounted, perched on a branch, on a circular ebonised rope inset decorated base, 28cm highEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

427A ROACH modelled in a naturalistic setting with painted backdrop “Caught by T. Griffiths Senior, River Severn, Shrewsbury, Aug.6th 1930, Australian Arms AB”, in bow fronted glazed ebonised display case with gilt key line details, 30cm x 51cmEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

428A PIKE caught by W.T. Goode, October 22nd 1905, weight 6lbs, displayed within glazed ebonised case in a naturalistic setting and painted backdrop, 45 x 88cmEstimate : £100-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

429A KINGFISHER perched on a stump in naturalistic setting, under glass dome, height 28cmEstimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

430A VAN INGEN & VAN INGEN OF MYSORE TIGER SKIN WITH FULL HEAD MOUNT, black felt trimmed back cloth, bearing red stencilled - number 1 over 40592 and Van Ingen paper label, 2.8m nose to tailEstimate : £500-700 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

431A ROE DEER HEAD AND ANTLERS mounted on an oak shield-shaped plaqueEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

432A TAWNY OWL modelled in a naturalistic setting with painted backdrop, within black painted glazed display case with ring mountEstimate : £40-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

433A LEOPARD SKIN AND FULL HEAD MOUNT, open mouthed, with later red cloth lining, 1.85m nose to tailEstimate : £100-200 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

WITHDRAWN


FISHING PETER ASPINDALE TOOK OVER HIS FATHER’S ROD MAKING BUSINESS JAMES ASPINDALE & SONS IN REDDITCH. Their branded rods carried the name “Dalesman”, a classic range for the discerning angler. The company was also famous for their patent Rod Carrier, mounted to a car roof, it was ahead of it’s time.The photograph below was featured in The Angling Times in 1961 shows Peter as Hampshire Avon Champion with his Father James Aspindale with the winning net of fish 52lbs 12.75oz. A Chub to 3lb 14ozs and Roach to 1lb 14ozs.In 1986 Peter was reported as landing one of the best Grayling for years while holidaying in Ringwood, 2lbs 12ozs, caught on the River Test at Romsey.We are delighted to offer his collection of rods, accessories and other collectables.

435THREE ROACH mounted in a naturalistic setting, bears label “Caught by Peter J. Aspindale July 1946, River Avon, Breamore, 2lb 2oz, 2lb 1oz, and 1lb 15ozs”, in a wall mounting black painted glazed case 50.5cm high x 74cm wide x 9.5cm deepIllustratedEstimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

436A DALESMAN ROD by James Aspindale and Sons of Redditch, 13’ SILVERDALE four piece split cane rod, in original blue cloth maker’s bagEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

437A LUREFLASH BOAT SEAT FLY FISHING original canvas carrying bagEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

438HARDY BROTHERS OF ALNWICKA GAFF with painted metal shaft, brass fittings, together with ANOTHER GAFF with cork handle (2)Estimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

439AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY CANE WORK FISHING CREEL with brass latch and A MODERN CANE FISHING CREEL with canvas carrying strap (as new) (2)Estimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

440A DALESMAN CUSTOM BUILT CARBON FISHING ROD by James Aspindale and Son, A SILVERDALE DELUXE Big Fish Trotter, 13’ three piece rod in original blue canvas bag (un-used)Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

441ALLCOCKS SUPER WIZARD 7’ three piece split cane fishing rod, in original branded Allcocks canvas bagEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

442A DALESMAN “THE GOLDEN DALE DELUXE” 10’ two piece carbon rod by James Aspindale of Redditch, in original maker’s branded blue cloth bag, together with an ANNON SHAW 9’ glass fibre three piece fly rod, no.F76, in original maker’s brown cloth bag (2)Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

443A WALKER BAMPTON “LENNOX” 10’ three piece split cane fly fishing rod in beige cloth bagEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

444FOSTER BROTHERS “THE CHAMPION” 9’ two piece split cane fly rod, in brown canvas bag, together with a W. HAMLIN, CHELTENHAM 9’ two piece split cane fishing rod in brown cloth bag (2)Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


445A DALESMAN AERO 12’ three piece split cane fishing rod no.892, in khaki brown canvas bag, together with A MILNARD 9’ two piece split cane rod, in brown carrying bag (2)Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

446RDJHH TRIUMPH 9’ two piece split cane trout rod, no.957064, in original Hardy’s zip and stud green cloth bagEstimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

447A HARDY OF ALNWICK “THE VICTOR” two piece 7’9” split cane fishing rod, in original branded cloth bagEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

448A PLAYFAIR 14’6” greenheart four piece (including 2 tops) rod with Connell splice, no.5278, in buff canvas bagEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

449A MILLWARDS OUTMASTER two piece split cane 7’ fly rod, in cloth bag and aluminium tube containerEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

450OGDEN SMITH - THE WARRIOR ROD, double built throughout, two piece split cane 10’ fly rod with additional top, in original brown canvas bag, together with a WESLEY RICHARDS 7’ two piece split cane rod in brown canvas bagEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

451A KINGFISHER TWO PIECE NO.1 3/4 split cane fishing rod 6’6”, with brown Ryan Rods carrying bag, together with another TWO PIECE SPLIT CANE ROD 6’6” (2)Estimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

452A HARDY’S OF ALNWICK DELUXE PALAKONA 6’6” two piece split cane rod with original Hardy’s zip and fastened bagEstimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

453A C. FARLOW 9’2” two piece split cane fishing rod with spare top, in original green carrying bag, together with a SHARP’S OF ABERDEEN FEATHER WEIGHT 7’ two piece split cane rod, in green carrying bag (2)Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

454A JAMES ASPINDALE “DALESMAN” 9’ THREE PIECE SPLIT CANE FISHING ROD in brown maker’s cloth bag, together with ANOTHER THREE PIECE SPLIT CANE 10’ RODEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

455A JAMES ASPINDALE “DALESMAN” COMBINATION FLY SPINNING SPLIT CANE EIGHT PIECE FISHING ROD, approx 11’Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

456A JAMES ASPINDALE 7’2” SPLIT CANE TWO PIECE SPINNING ROD in original maker’s bag, together with a JAMES ASPINDALE “TEESDALE SPECIAL” 11’3” three piece split cane rod in original black cloth maker’s bag (2)Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

457A JAMES ASPINDALE “DALESMAN” FINDALE No.2 13’ three piece rod in black cloth bag together with a JAMES ASPINDALE “DALESMAN” The Uskdale carbon fibre three piece rod 12’6” in black cloth bag and ANOTHER TWO PIECE CARBON FIBRE ROD in cloth bag (3)Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

458A HARDY OF ALNWICK “FEATHERLITE PERFECTION” two piece rod 9’6”, in original Hardy cloth bagEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

459A JAMES ASPINDALE “THE VERY FIRST” 10’6” HOLLOW E/C ROD made at Aspindale, Manor Works, Redditch 25th September 1948, three piece rod in original maker’s bagEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


460A JAMES ASPINDALE “FEATHERDALE” 11’ 8oz three piece split cane rod, in original maker’s cloth bag, together with ANOTHER 10’6” THREE PIECE SPLIT CANE ROD (2)Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

461J. STEVENSON OF ALNWICK - 15’ three piece split cane rod with spare top, in beige cloth bagEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

462OGDEN SMITH OF LONDON - a two piece 8’6” split cane rod in cloth bag, together with a JAMES ASPINDALE “DALESMAN” three piece 8’6” split cane rod, in green cloth bag (2)Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

463A JAMES ASPINDALE 1947 VINTAGE ROD 11’3” E/C double handed, light salmon Grilse three piece fly rod, in “Dalesman” rod bagEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

464A JAMES ASPINDALE “DALESMAN” hollow B/C three piece rod, built and used by James Aspindale, circa 1938, 10’6” in original branded cloth bagEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

465A JAMES ASPINDALE “DALESMAN” 10’6” three piece split cane fly rod in original maker’s bag, together with an ALCOCKS “VIKING” 10’6” three piece split cane rod (2)Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

466HORNER AND SONS OF REDDITCH hand-crafted three piece split cane early salmon fly rod, 11’, in brown cloth bag, together with a MILWARD 8’4” B/C two piece fly rod, in brown cloth bag (2)Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

467A RICHARD WALKER MARK IV AVON two piece split cane rod, B. James and Son, in original cloth bag (this rod caught a record 44lb catch)Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

468A JAMES ASPINDALE AVON 12’, 3 piece split cane rod in brown canvas bag, together with an EDGAR SEALEY & SON’s Ltd, Octopus 7’ two piece split cane rod in canvas bag (2)Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

469AN ALLCOCK “NIMROD” 2 piece split cane 9’ fishing rod in brown cloth bag, together with a 9’ split cane 2 piece FLY ROD in brown cloth bag, and another 3 piece, 10’ ROD (3)Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

470A LARGE COLLECTION OF FLIES in carrying storage boxesEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

471A LARGE COLLECTION OF FLIES in carrying storage boxesEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

472HARDY ALNWICK NEO CANE GLEN RINGIE - A 7’ two piece rod in blue cloth bag, together with “THE MAYFAIR” 7’ split cane two piece spinning rod, in beige canvas bag (2)Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

473A JAMES ASPINDALE & SONS, REDDITCH “DALESMAN MATCHDALE” no.III ultra lightweight high modulus carbon match rod, 13’, three piece, in original black cloth bag, together with “DALESMAN THE CROFTDALE” no.II 13’ three piece tubular aluminium alloy match rod, in beige cloth bag (2) Estimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

474POLYESTEL SHAKESPEARE ALPHA INTERNATIONAL 13’ THREE PIECE EVEN MATCH MEN ROD bearing the name of “P.J. Aspindale of Redditch” in blue cloth bag, together with a JAMES ASPINDALE AND SONS “DALESMAN A KENT DALE DELUXE” 10’ two piece rod, in blue cloth bag (2)Estimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


475A THREE PIECE SPLIT CANE ROD 16’6”, together with a 12’ THREE PIECE SPLIT CANE ROD and a 10’6” THREE PIECE ROD (3)Estimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

476“THE BLYTHE” FOR FIELD, STREAM AND COVERT BY FALCON RODS OF REDDITCH, a two piece split cane fishing rod in canvas bag, 7’9”Estimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

477A BOX OF SEA FISHING LINES AND HOOKS including; Harrisons Sproat hooks in original vendors box, fishing weights, etc.Estimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

478A BOX OF DEVON MINNOWS hand-made by Mr Bishop of Hereford in the 1970’s, together with a quantity of HEAVY DUTY HOOKSEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

479EIGHTEEN FLY ROD BAGS in original wrappers (as new)Estimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

480A STAINED WOOD BOX containing a quantity of fly tying equipment, together with BENCH MOUNTED FLY MAKER’S VICE and a large quantity of HOOKSEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

481A BOX OF ASSORTED ROD BUILDING EQUIPMENT including many un-used packets “Aiken” parts, cork grips etc. Estimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

482A BOX CONTAINING A LARGE QUANTITY OF FLY LINES including; Monarch of the Glen lure flash Scientific Anglers, Courtland 444 Classic, Air-Flow Prelude Fly Line, Cobra Fly Line, in original vendor’s boxes and other packaged lines, and a fly line wider float standEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

483A BOX OF FLY TYING EQUIPMENT including; Fishco Export fly tying tools in original vendor’s boxes and various flies, together with tying trout flies by Gary Borger - VHS format Estimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

484A SELECTION OF FISHING RODS, various, some with bagsEstimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

485AN OAK FISHING ROD STORAGE RACK ideally for the display of rods, “Simply Storage” height 1.9m, width 82cm Estimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

486A FISHING CREEL with canvas shoulder strap and woven cane fisherman’s basketEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

487A SELECTION OF FISHING RELATED DECORATIVE POTTERY including; six Liverpool Road pottery dinner plates, each individually decorated with fish, seven similar dinner plates, fourteen other various dishes and platters, toby jug, 3 pottery tankards, a large Portmeirion fish decorated teacup, together with a Minton Pottery fish decorated lighterEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

488A PRINT OF A FRANKLIN CARTOON published June 1978, signed by the artist, bearing inscription “A Fishing Rod is a Stick with a Hook at one end and a fool at the other - Dr. Johnson” in glazed Hogarth frame, 25cm x 28cmEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

489FRAMED SEVERN FISHERIES DISTRICT LICENCE dated 1931 and a Severn River Board licence dated 1953 in glazed frame, together with approximately 22 various framed prints, fishing and other subjects including an Andy Cap cartoon “I’ll Nip Home and put the Fryer on and get the Chips going !” signed Daz!Estimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


491MR CRABTREE GOES FISHING by Bernard Venables, autographed by the author, together with correspondence, two further later copies of Mr Crabtree Goes Fishing, Fishing with Mr Crabtree and The Angler’s Companion by Bernard Venables, one volumeEstimate : £30-40 plus 19.00% BP**

492AN EARLY COPY OF “THE COMPLEAT ANGLER” by Izaak Walton, with illustrations in colour by James Thorpe, one vol. cloth, together with “The Compleat Angler” by Izaak Walton and Charles Cotton, with introduction by Richard Le Gallienne, illus. by Edmund H. New, one vol., cloth, a further copy of “The Compleat Angler” by Izaak Walton and Charles Cotton edited by Ephemera, Bells life in London, one vol., The Cassells National Library copy of The Compleat Angler paperbackEstimate : £30-40 plus 19.00% BP**

493A COLLECTION OF APPROXIMATELY 27 VOLUMES, subject Fishing including; The Lonsdale Library - Fine Angling for Coarse Fish and The Lonsdale Library - Trout Fishing from all Angles by Eric Taverner, and other volumesEstimate : £30-40 plus 19.00% BP**

494TWENTY-TWO VOLUMES ON SUBJECT OF FISHING including; Salmon Fishing by Hugh Falkus, Sea Trout Fishing by Hugh Falkus, Falkus and Bullers Freshwater Fishing, a boxed set of Fishing Reel Collecting for All by Phil Walker, vols I and II, a copy of Muriel Fisher’s Fosters Fishing Diary in original box and various other magazines, cuttings etc.Estimate : £30-40 plus 19.00% BP**

495APPROXIMATELY 33 MATCH PROGRAMMES dating from 1st September 1945 - 13th National Anglers Championship in The River Trent at Newark, to 11th September 1971 National Angling Championship Headquarters, Civic Centre, Stourport, Worcestershire, contained in plastic sleeves and green wooden box and an Album of British Freshwater Fish containing a quantity of mounted cigarette cards by John Player and SonEstimate : £30-40 plus 19.00% BP**

496A QUANTITY OF HARDY CATALOGUES including Hardy’s Anglers Guide 1934, 1928 and others, Hardy’s Book of Fish compiled by Patrick Annersley, pub.1971 and other interesting material to include a bag of used Hardy rod bagsEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

SHOOTING 500A LEATHER CARTRIDGE BAG (stamped Made in England) with canvas and leather adjustable shoulder strapEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

501DIANA .22 BREAK BARREL AIR RIFLEEstimate : £15-25 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

502AN EARLY BSA LINCOLN JEFFERIES AIR RIFLE, .177 calibre, “H. The Lincoln” Air Rifle patent on cylinder, underlever no.5771, pistol grip stock (manufactured by The BSA Co. Ltd., Birmingham, in June 1906)Estimate : £75-125 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

503AN EARLY BSA LINCOLN JEFFERIES AIR RIFLE, .177 calibre, H.The Lincoln Air Rifle patent, manufactured by The BSA Co.Ltd., Birmingham January 1906 on cylinder, no.2229, underlever pistol grip stockEstimate : £45-75 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

504A BOX OF ASSORTED COLLECTOR’S CARTRIDGES including; William Powell, Grant & Lang “Instanter”, Agricultural Departments Reserve, Eltrao (Warwick) Ltd., William Evans “Pall Mall”, a 410 CARTRIDGE BELT etc. (Shotgun Cert. required)Estimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


505E.M. REILLY & CO. of 277 Oxford Street, LondonA BOXLOCK 12 BORE SIDE BY SIDE NON-EJECTOR SHOTGUN, no.35186, with vacant escutcheon, circa 1920’s, in earlier original leather case with maker’s label and early breach loading instructions and two piece ebonised cleaning rod (Shotgun Cert. required)Estimate : £150-175 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

506MIDLAND GUN CO. (Made in Italy)A 12 BORE OVER AND UNDER EJECTOR SHOTGUN No.96280, single trigger non-selective (Shotgun Cert. required)Estimate : £100-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

507DIANA MOD.15 .177 AIR GUN made in Great Britain circa 1950’s/60’sEstimate : £15-25 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

508A 12-BORE “YEOMAN” BOXLOCK NON-EJECTOR SHOTGUN BY AGUIRRE & ARANZABAL (A.Y.A.), border engraved, retaining much hardening colour, well figured 14” stock, length of barrels 28”, and a 12-BORE MAGNUM AYA NO.3 BOXLOCK NON-EJECTOR SHOTGUN, no.426211, border engraved, the 14.625” figured stock (cracked) with pistol grip, the 30” barrels with beaver tail fore-end (2)(Shotgun Cert. required)Estimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

509A 12-BORE GUN CASE together with sundry CLEANING KITEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

510A ‘STIRLING’ SHEEPSKIN LINED GUN SLIP and a SHEEPSKIN LINED SHOTGUN CASEEstimate : £15-25 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

511A LATE 19TH CENTURY BERLOQUE 2MM PIN FIRE PISTOL, marked “PAT” (for the patented design) and FPf (for the maker Franz Pfannl), circa 1896-1899This is the father of the Berloque Pistols and has to be the most sought after 2mm pinfire gun out there. Berloque or watch fob pistols were first produced in Austria in the late 1890’s and continue to be manufactured there to the present day. In all that time, their history has been closely linked to that of Franz Pfannl. Recent research has established that all of the Berloques manufactured prior to 1938 - the year the Goebharter Company began making Berloques - were designs either manufactured by, or licensed for manufacture by Pfannl.Estimate : £250-350 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

512ARMY & NAVYA 12-BORE BOXLOCK NON-EJECTOR SHOTGUN by “Army & Navy”, no.69462, border engraved action with figured 15” stock, the 28” barrels with good bore diameter and wall thickness, in a canvas and leather fitted case with maker’s trade label (Shotgun Cert. required)IllustratedEstimate : £200-300 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**



Our Next Sale of ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES inc

WINES AND SPIRITS29th JUNE - Entries Invited




CRICKETING MEMORABILIA A LIFETIME PRIVATE COLLECTION OF CRICKET MEMORABILIA

515A COLLECTION OF SIX “SPY” AND OTHER CRICKETING PRINTS comprising;F.S. Jackson - Spy printG. Hirst - Spy printR.E. Foster - lithographW.G. Grace - cartoon sketchJack Hobbs - caricatureThomas Hope - 1792 print (6)Estimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

516A COLLECTION OF PRINTS & OTHER CRICKETING MEMORABILIA comprising;After David Birtwhistle - Worcestershire CC Club printAfter B. Robinson - Worcestershire CC Club printPhotograph signed by Worcestershire CCC cricketers for Richard Illingworth’s Benefit Year 1997Tin-plate picture of England/Australia Test at Lords July 1886Framed cigarette cards of “Prominent Cricketers of 1938” - open backedEstimate : £10-20 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

517A COLLECTION OF CRICKETING PHOTOGRAPHS & PRINTS, etc. comprising;A framed photograph of Graeme Hick celebrating his scoring of a hundred hundredsFramed photographs and an account of Graeme Hick’s one hundred hundreds - signedPrint of Singapore Cricket ClubFramed limited edition black and white print of Ian Botham, signed by Botham and the artistFramed and mounted cigarette cards of England and Australian teams in “The Bodyline Series”Printed on wood the ‘Famous Sports’ series no.1 Cricket“A Cricketer’s View” by Martin Speight 1 volume - containing numerous autographs of players featured on their home grounds that were painted by Speight - the book is also signed by himEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

518A COLLECTION OF FIVE “SPY” CRICKETING PRINTS;F.R. Spotforth, G.J. Bonner, J.B. Hobbs, Lord Harris and W.G. Grace, with text, together with “The Cricketers of Vanity Fair” by Russel March, one volumeEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

519A SELECTION OF CRICKETING PHOTOGRAPHS & OTHER COLLECTABLES comprising;A framed photograph of Don Bradman (signed) Worcester 1948A framed photograph of R.E. Foster at WorcesterA framed photograph of Len Coldwell in 1964, the year Worcestershire were County championTwo book-ends with bat and ball decorationA half size cricket bat depicting Brian Lara 400 runs at Antigua in the 4th Test April 2004,A miniature cricket bat with signatures printed for The England Touring Team to Australia in 1954-55, A copy of an Aussie “Baggie Green” from Bowrel and a Schoolboys cricket capA quantity of coffee mugs celebrating various cricket events, e.g. “The Bat and Ball Inn”, Hambleden, Lords Cricket ground and others,The History of Cricket Bats - mounted on a display boardIllustratedEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

520A COLLECTION OF CRICKETING MEMORABILIA comprising;A cartoon showing a London Underground poster for St Johns Wood, depicting The Lord’s and Oval Ashes TestsAn ashtray featuring W.G. Grace to the centreA Halcyon Days porcelain pill box depicting W.G. GraceA paperweight featuring bat, ball, stumps and batting glovesEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

521A PAINTED WOOD FIGURE OF A BATSMAN with bat, fashioned as a door butler, height 87cmEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


522DVD’S - “The 2005 Ashes” - two sets and “Botham’s Ashes”, together with “The Official MCC Ashes Treasures”Estimate : £10-20 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

523A GUNN AND MOORE CRICKET BAT, signed by the Worcestershire and Nottinghamshire teams 1990Estimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

524A GRAEME HICK SLAZENGER CRICKET BAT, limited edition of 50, produced in celebration of his 100 100’s, the blade contains a painted picture of Hick and is signed by himEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

525A LEN HUTTON AUTOGRAPH BAT celebrating his then test record score against Australia (364 at the Oval) in 1938 and signed by himEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

526A STUART SURRIDGE BAT signed by the Somerset, Gloucestershire, Yorkshire, Warwickshire, Kent, Middlesex, Northants and Worcestershire teams, circa 1930’sEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

527AUTOGRAPHS - CRICKETERS PAST AND PRESENT, approx 500 autographs; Worcestershire 1987, Pakistan Touring Team 1982, Leicestershire 1990, Worcestershire 1949, Kent 1977, Australia 1961, England v Pakistan - 4th test at Edgbaston 1987, Zimbabwe touring team 1999, Australian World Cup Squad 1999 and World Cup XI v Worcestershire 1999, together with OVER 200 SCORECARDS from International and County Matches being County Championship, One day and some twenty matches, the earliest dates from the England v South Africa series 1960. Many of the score cards/programmes have players autographs on them, all contained in three large ring-bound foldersEstimate : £250-350 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

528A COLLECTION OF CRICKETING MAGAZINES AND ANNUALS;“The Cricketer” weekly magazine from Jan.1923-Oct.1923“The Cricketer” Annual 1922-1923“The Cricketer” weekly magazine from vol.I no.1 April 23rd 1921 to vol.I no.24 September 24th 1921Estimate : £20-30 plus 19.00% BP **

529A SELECTION OF CRICKETING VOLUMES including; “Wisden’s Book of Test Cricket” vol.I 1877-1977 (27 total)and 23 YEARBOOKS & PROGRAMMESEstimate : £25-35 plus 19.00% BP**

530“THE WISDEN CRICKETER” MAGAZINE COMPLETE SETS from 2004-2016Estimate : £10-15 plus 19.00% BP**

531“THE WISDEN CRICKETER” MAGAZINE COMPLETE SETS monthly from 1995-2003Estimate : £10-15 plus 19.00% BP**



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532A SELECTION OF CRICKETING VOLUMES from Wisden’s top 50 cricket books as published in Wisden Cricket Monthly;“The Willow Wand - Come Cricket Myths” by Derek Birley, “The Art of Captaincy” by Mike Brearly, “It Never Rains - A Cricketer’s Lot” by Peter Roebuck, “Harold Gimlett - Tormented Genius” by David Foot, “Beyond a Boundary” by CLR James, “Best Loved Games” by Moorhouse, “Boycs - The True Story” by Leo McKinstry, “Barclays World of Cricket” ed. EW Swanton, “Bodyline Autopsy” by David Frith, “A Lot of Hard Yakka, Triumph and Torment” by Simon Hughes, “Rain Man” by Marcus Birkmartin, “Harold Larwood” by Duncan Hamilton, “C.B. Fry - An English Hero” by Iain Wilton, “The Art of Cricket” by Don Bradman, “A Corner of a Foreign Field - The Indian History of a British Sport” by Ramchandra Guha, “Basil D’Oliveria, Cricket and Conspiracy - The Untold Story” by Peter Osborne, “PGH Fender - A Biography” by John Arlott, “The Summer Game” by Neville Cardus, “Gone to the Cricket” by Neville Cardus, “Gone to the Cricket” by John Arlott, “Wisden Anthology 1978-2006” Ed Stephen Moss, “Cricketers of My Time” by E.W. Swanton and “Days in the Sun” by Neville Cardus - includes a note added in Cardus’s own hand “To Jim (Kilburn) with best wishes from Neville”Estimate : £40-80 plus 19.00%BP**

533A SELECTION OF CRICKETING VOLUMES, each signed by subject or author to include;“White Hats and Cricket Bats” signed by Jocelyn Galsworthy, “Tom Graveney - The Biography”, Mike Atherton “Opening Up”, “August Occasions” by Nico Craven, “Frindall’s Score Book” etc., (12 total)Estimate : £40-60 plus 19.00% BP**

534A SELECTION OF CRICKETING VOLUMES including “Wisden on Bradman” 90th Birthday Edition and others (18 total)Estimate : £20-30 plus 19.00% BP **

535A SELECTION OF CRICKETING VOLUMES including; “Wisden at Lords” and others (19 total)Estimate : £20-30 plus 19.00% BP **

536A SELECTION OF CRICKETING VOLUMES including; “The Joy of Cricket” and others (20 total)Estimate : £20-30 plus 19.00% BP **

537A SELECTION OF CRICKETING VOLUMES including; “Wisden on The Great War 1914-1918” and others (31 total)Estimate : £25-35 plus 19.00% BP **

538JOHN WISDEN’S CRICKETERS ALMANACS dating from 1901 to 1904, 38th -41st edition, original paperback covers, two with facsimile spine (4)Estimate : £200-300 plus 19.00% BP **

539JOHN WISDEN’S CRICKETERS’ ALMANACS dating from 1905 to 1909, 42nd-46th edition, original paperback covers (5)Estimate : £150-200 plus 19.00% BP **

540JOHN WISDEN’S CRICKETERS’ ALMANACKS dating from 1910 to 1914, 47th-51st edition, original paperback covers (5)Estimate : £150-200 plus 19.00% BP **

541JOHN WISDEN’S CRICKETERS’ ALMANACKS dating from 1915 to 1920, 52nd-57th edition, original paperback covers, one with facsimile spine (6)Estimate : £200-300 plus 19.00% BP **

542JOHN WISDEN’S CRICKETERS’ ALMANACKS dating from 1921 to 1925, 58th -62nd edition, original paperback covers (5)Estimate : £120-160 plus 19.00% BP **

543JOHN WISDEN’S CRICKETERS’ ALMANACS dating from 1926 to 1930, 63rd - 67th edition, original paperback covers (5)Estimate : £120-160 plus 19.00% BP **


544JOHN WISDEN’S CRICKETERS’ ALMANACKS dating from 1931 to 1935, 68th -72nd edition, original paperback covers (5)Estimate : £120-160 plus 19.00% BP **

545JOHN WISDEN’S CRICKETERS’ ALMANACKS dating from 1936 to 1940, 73rd - 77th edition, two with original paperback covers, three with original soft covers (5)Estimate : £120-160 plus 19.00% BP **

546JOHN WISDEN CRICKETERS’ ALMANACKS dating from 1941 to 1946, 78th - 83rd edition, original soft covers (6)Estimate : £200-300 plus 19.00% BP **

547JOHN WISDEN CRICKETERS’ ALMANACKS dating from 1947 to 1953, 84th - 90th edition, original soft covers (7)Estimate : £100-150 plus 19.00% BP **

548JOHN WISDEN CRICKETERS’ ALMANACKS dating from 1954 to 1963, 91st - 100th edition, original soft covers (10)Estimate : £120-160 plus 19.00% BP **

549JOHN WISDEN CRICKETERS’ ALMANACKS dating 1964, 1969 to 1971, 1973 to 1974, 91st - 101st, 106th - 108th & 110th - 111th edition, with original soft covers (6)Estimate : £50-70 plus 19.00% BP **

550JOHN WISDEN CRICKETERS’ ALMANACKS 1965 to 1968 & 1972, 102nd - 104th & 109th editions with original hardback board cover with original yellow dust cover (5)Estimate : £60-80 plus 19.00% BP **

551JOHN WISDEN CRICKETERS’ ALMANACKS 1975, 1977 to 1981, 112th, & 114th & 118th editions with original hardback board cover with original yellow dust cover (6)Estimate : £50-70 plus 19.00% BP **

552JOHN WISDEN CRICKETERS’ ALMANACKS 1983, 1985 &1987 to 1989, 120th, 122nd & 124th - 126th editions with original hardback board cover with original yellow dust cover (5)Estimate : £50-70 plus 19.00% BP **

553JOHN WISDEN CRICKETERS’ ALMANACKS 1976, 1982, 1984, 1986, &1991 - 1993, 113th, 119th, 121st, 123rd, 128th - 130th editions with original soft covers (7)Estimate : £50-70 plus 19.00% BP **

554JOHN WISDEN CRICKETERS’ ALMANACKS 1900, 37th edition with original paperback rebound in hardback boardEstimate : £40-60 plus 19.00% BP **

555JOHN WISDEN CRICKETERS’ ALMANACKS 1990 & 1994 to 2004, 127th & 131st - 141st editions with original hardback board cover with original yellow dust cover (12)Estimate : £50-70 plus 19.00% BP **

556JOHN WISDEN CRICKETERS’ ALMANACKS 2005 to 2017, 142nd - 154th editions with original hardback board cover with original yellow dust cover and a facsimile copy of the 1864 Cricket Almanac in paperback (14)Estimate : £50-70 plus 19.00% BP **

OTHER SPORTS & PASTIMES 560A PAIR OF “HILLSON” BINOCULARS, 20 x 80Estimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

561A PAIR OF PARAGON FIELD BINOCULARS, 8 x 40 wide angledEstimate : £8-12 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


562BURROUGHES & WATTS, LONDONA WALL MOUNTING BILLIARDS/SNOOKER SCOREBOARD having a central slate chalk board, Burroughes & Watts cast iron table iron, a small wall mounted scoreboard, “Pay as you Play” wall dispenser, a cue rack for 20 cues, containing cue rests, collection of various cues and accessoriesEstimate : £30-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

563A PAIR OF DOLLOND OF LONDON BINOCULARS in leather caseEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

564A PAIR OF ROSS OF LONDON STEPVUE BINOCULARS 8 x 30, in leather case and a PAIR OF REGENT CHANCE - PILKINGTON GLASS BINOCULARS 12 x 50, in black carrying case (2)Estimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

PRINTS & ETCHINGS 565A PAIR OF BLACK AND WHITE STIPPLE PRINTS depicting Deer Hunting, river and forest settings, in moulded frame, 23cm x 29cmEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

566AFTER ARCHIBALD THORBURNTwo Birds of Prey on rocks, a coloured Print, together with “British Birds” four volumesEstimate : £10-15 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

567FORE’S HUNTING ACCOMPLISHMENTS, a set of six coloured plates featuring huntsmen on horseback in the foreground taking various fences etc., the hunting field extending out beyond, includes titles “Facing the Brook”, “In and Out Clever” etc., engraved by J. Harris after Henry Alken, London published 1850 by Fore’s of London, 20cm x 28cm, in ebonised glazed framesEstimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

568LATE 19TH CENTURY“A Chip Off the Old Block”, a young huntsman surrounded by a pack of hounds, a coloured Lithographic Print, 59cm x 40cm in plain mottled mount and period oak frame, together with TWO PRINTED LADY’S SCARVES, each depicting hunting scenesEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

569AFTER J.A.M. WHISTLER“Billingsgate” Harbour Scene with fishing boats, an Etching 1859, 15cm x 23cm in gilt glazed frameEstimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

570AFTER G. CAMPS“Ladies of Fashion”, a pair of coloured Art Deco prints, with decorative double mounts in slender gilt framesEstimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

571AFTER WILSON“Priory Row” and “Trinity Lane” depicting Streets in Coventry, two hand coloured Prints, each decoratively mounted in slender part gilded framesEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

572AFTER LOUIS WAIN“Village Sport” depicting cats at play, a coloured Print, produced for “The Sketch” magazine published in 1904, 27cm x 19cm in mottled mount and modern gilt frameEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

573AFTER BERNADETTE ***A set of four colourful Parisian landmark Prints, 28cm x 35cm plain mounted in plain mahogany framesEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

574AFTER DAVID SHEPHERD“High and Mighty” and “Rhino Reverie”, two limited edition colour prints, both signed in pencil, image 23cm x 40cm, in gilt frames, mounted and glazedEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


575AFTER DAVID SHEPHERD“Lion Sketch” a limited edition colour print, no.242/850, image 14cm x 23cm, framed, together with a limited edition print of a Shepherd driving his flock, by MANDY SHEPHERD (David’s daughter) (2)Estimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

576AFTER RAOUL DUFY“La Mer”, a limited edition colour Print no. 6/20, signed in pencil to the margin, bears “The Redfern Gallery Limited - 20 Cork Street, London” label verso, 26cm x 43cm mounted in a gilt glazed frameEstimate : £125-200 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

577MICHAEL CHAPLIN“Two Dutch Barges” a coloured etching, signed, inscribed and dated 1984 in pencil to the margin, 34cm x 45cm in stained wood frame, mounted and glazedEstimate : £25-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

578AFTER SNAFFLES (Charles Johnson Payne 1884-1967)“The Glad Throng That Goes Laughing Along”, study of a fox hunting field, includes ladies riding side saddle, a partial hand-coloured print, published by Fore’s of London 1913, 33cm x 101cm, in stained wood glazed frameIllustratedEstimate : £300-400 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

579AFTER GORDON BENINGFIELDCoastal landscape with Ringed Plover, Terns in the background, a limited edition colour Print no. 89/500, signed and numbered in pencil, published 1976 by “The Tryon Gallery, London”, 37.5cm x 30cm mounted in lime washed oak glazed frame, and SIMILAR, a study of a Kingfisher in a river landscape, signed and numbered in pencil 37/500, 41.5cm x 32.5cm in gilt glazed frame (2)Estimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

580ALICE G.C. BARNWELLPortrait study of a liver and white Springer Spaniel, a coloured Etching, signed in pencil with blind stamp for The Rembrandt Guild, 26.5cm x 19.5cm mounted in oak glazed frameEstimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

581AFTER BRIAN WEST“Boys of ‘66”, England World Cup Winning Team, a limited edition colour Print no. 40/700, signed by various members of the team to the margin, 35cm x 29cm in a brushed aluminium glazed frame, together with ANOTHER COPY unframed, signed by the artist and ten of the team, and ONE OTHER PRINT of Gordon Banks, signed (3)Estimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

PAINTINGS(Refer to Glossary)

585A COLLECTION OF FOUR PASTEL PORTRAIT STUDIES, being ladies and gentlemen of 17th and 18th century style elaborate costume, each 26cm x 20cm in a gilt beaded glazed frameEstimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

586HENRY JOHN BODDINGTONA rural landscape with figures in the mid-ground, and cottages in the distance, an Oil on canvas, signed lower left, 59cm x 89cm in an ornate gilt frameEstimate : £200-300 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

587RENATO CATALDI (Brazilian 20th century)“Humming bird”, study on a branch, Oil on board, signed, 14cm x 20cm, inscribed verso on Tryon Gallery labelEstimate : £120-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

588H.H. HOSBANDTwo Still Life Oil paintings on canvas, one signed, 50cm x 40cm, in decorative framesEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


589S. MARTIN A set of four Fox Hunting scenes in the field, early 20th century Oil paintings on board, includes one inscribed “Not Caught Yet After a Fast Forty-Five Minutes” signed S. Martin 1902, 23cm x 43cm, in gilt gesso framesEstimate : £450-550 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

590H.H. HOSBANDStill lifes of Roses, a pair of Watercolour paintings, signed and one dated 1927, 33cm x 48cm, mounted in gilt glazed frames Estimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

591H.H. HOBLANDStill life of a Vase of Roses, Oil on canvas, signed, 49cm x 37cm, in ornate gilt gesso frameEstimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

592BERRISFORD HILL“Grouse Take Flight”, Oil painting on board, signed, 12cm x 17cm, in gilt frameEstimate : £200-300 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

593BERRISFORD HILLStudies of Game Birds - Pheasant, Woodcock, Grey Partridge and Capercaillie, four oval Oil paintings on board, signed, 12cm x 8cm, in ebonised and gilt framesEstimate : £200-300 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

594BERRISFORD HILL“Cock and Hen Pheasant, Woodland Bracken”, a Watercolour painting, signed, 25cm x 35cm, in stained wood frame, mounted and glazedEstimate : £150-200 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

595BERRISFORD HILL“Grouse Moors” a pair of Oil paintings on board, signed, 24cm x 39cm, in ornate gilded framesEstimate : £400-600 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

596BERRISFORD HILL“Red Legged Partridge” amongst grasses, Watercolour painting, signed, 26cm x 38cm, in gilt frame, mounted and glazedEstimate : £200-300 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

597BERRISFORD HILL“Pheasants in Winter”, Watercolour painting, signed, 34cm x 52cm, in gilt frame, mounted and glazedEstimate : £200-300 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

598BERRISFORD HILL“Moorland Scene with Grouse”, Oil on board, signed, 58cm x 88cm, in ornate gilt frameIllustratedEstimate : £500-700 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

599PHILLIP FOOKS“Oyster Catchers”, a pair of Oil paintings on canvas, signed and dated 1988, 30cm x 40cm, in limed wood framesEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

600M. DOROTHY WOOD“Hunters” three equine studies, Watercolour paintings, two full standing inscribed “Cracker” dated 1926, 24cm x 34cm, each in a stained wood frame, mounted and glazed (3)Estimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

601JOHN HAMMOND“Spring Lambs”, Oil painting on board, signed, 33cm x 38cm, in painted and gilded frame (see info. verso)Estimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

602PIETRO ANNIGONI (1910-1988)Portrait study of a contemplative man, a sanguine red chalk Drawing, inscribed and signed, (inscription reads .... “to Mr. and Mrs. Pollak with good wishes, Pietro Annigoni V-IXXIV”, 15cm x 9cm mounted in a gilt glazed frameEstimate : £200-300 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


603ELLIS SILAS“Studies of an Indian Standard Bearer”, an en-grisaille chalk and charcoal Drawing, 49cm x 37cm mounted in a silvered glazed frameEstimate : £100-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

604LATE 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL“Sailing Barges off the Coast” Watercolour painting, monogrammed and dated (18)90, gilt framed, mounted and glazed, together with a circa 1900 MARITIME WATERCOLOUR “Sailing Vessels in Choppy Seas”, 18cm x 27cm, gilt framed, mounted and glazedEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

605JOHN AMBROSE“On The Severn” Oil painting on canvas, signed and dated (19)79, 50cm x 65cm in gilt frame with fabric slipEstimate : £120-180 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

606L.M. HAMES“Harbour Scene”, Watercolour painting, signed, 25cm x 19cm in gilt frame, glazed and mountedEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

607CHARLES ROBINSONRural Landscape with Cattle Drovers, Oil painting on canvas, signed, 50cm x 75cm, in gilt frameEstimate : £100-200 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

608MID-20TH CENTURY EUROPEAN SCHOOL“Alpine Scene”, Oil painting on board, inscribed verso, includes the date 1958, 30cm x 40cm, in gilt gesso frameEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

609JEAN BRONSON“Wooded Landscapes”, a collection of five Watercolour paintings, sizes approx 25cm x 20cm, in limed oak frames, mounted and glazedEstimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

610BERRISFORD HILLA winter landscape with cock pheasant rising from cover, a Watercolour, signed, 13cm x 16.5cm mounted in a gilded wood glazed frameEstimate : £50-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

61120TH CENTURY EUROPEAN SCHOOLA full length study of a nude, Ink and Watercolour, signed indistinctly, 19cm x 10cm mounted in a gilt glazed frameEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

612HELEN FERGUSSONA study of hounds with pencil vignettes, Pencil and Watercolour, signed and dated 1987, 29cm x 37.5cm mounted in a gilt glazed frameEstimate : £120-180 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

613MARGARET WYNNStudy of a dark bay hunter in a landscape, an Oil on canvas, signed and titled with name and dates, 25cm x 30cm, TOGETHER WITH THREE COMPANIONS, SIMILAR (probably favourite hunters owned over a period 1900-1935), all in stained wood glazed frames (4)Estimate : £600-800 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

614WARREN WILLIAMS, A.R.C.A.“Over the Ditch”, hounds in full cry, a Watercolour, signed, 25cm x 36.5cm mounted in gilt glazed frameEstimate : £300-400 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

615D.V.Lady in hunting habit riding side-saddle on a bay horse, an Oil on ivorine, initialled, 28cm x 35.5cm mounted in a wood glazed frameEstimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

616BEATRICE ELIOT LEANLandscape study of grey hunter with elegant lady mounted, in black hunting coat, an Oil on panel, signed, 47.5cm x 55cm in chamfered oak frame, AND SIMILAR, a study of a chestnut hunter, 35cm x 45cm in glazed oak frame [Miss Lean (1914-2006) was a pupil of Frances Mabel Hollams (1877-1963)]Estimate : £400-500 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


617BEATRICE ELIOT HORNE (1914-2006)A bay horse with two greyhounds, Oil on panel, signed with monogram, 35cm x 45cm in glazed oak frame [Beatrice Eliot Horne (nee Lean) was one of only a few pupils of Frances Mabel Hollams (1877-1963)] Provenance; From the family of Beatrice Eliot HorneEstimate : £200-300 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

618“Michael”, a portrait study of a bay horse, an Oil on canvas, signed, 25” x 25” in silver and gilt watermarked frame, and G.M. PEERLESS - A portrait study of “Generous”, a thoroughbred horse, dual Derby winner, 1991, an Oil on board, signed and dated 1991, 20cm x 15cm in oval gilt frame (2)Estimate : £120-180 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

619B.H. SAWBRIDGEHorse teams ploughing downland, a Watercolour, signed, 35cm x 51.5cm mounted in gilt glazed frameEstimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

620THREE GILT GESSO PICTURE FRAMES, two being late 19th/early century and one contemporary late 20th centuryEstimate : £45-85 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

621W. PENNYPortrait of a woman in black dress holding a pink rose in her right hand, Oil on canvas, signed and dated 1887, 75cm x 62cm in a gilt gesso frameEstimate : £100-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

622RALSTON GUDGEON, RSW“October in the Hills” Red deer depicting Stags rutting, Oil on board, signed, 24cm x 42cm in gilt frame (titled label verso)Estimate : £50-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

623WILLIAM WELLS QUATREMAIN (1857-1930)“Ann Hathaway’s Cottage” with horse and two figures in the lane, Watercolour drawing, signed, 15cm x 26cm, in gilt glazed frameEstimate : £200-300 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

624WILLIAM WELLS QUATREMAIN (1857-1930)“Mary Arden’s Farmyard” depicting buildings, carts and timber, Watercolour drawing, signed and dated 1918, 15cm x 26cm, in gilt glazed frameEstimate : £150-250 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

625WILLIAM WELLS QUATREMAIN (1857-1930)“Alveston Mill” river scene with rowing boat and mill beyond, Watercolour drawing, signed and dated 1921, 17cm x 34cm, in oak glazed frame (see hand-written label verso)Estimate : £200-300 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

626WILLIAM WELLS QUATREMAIN (1857-1930)“Hall’s Croft, Old Town, Stratford-upon-Avon” depicting the period house, the former home of Shakespeare’s daughter, with figures, Watercolour drawing, signed and dated 1914, 21cm x 28cm, in gilt glazed frameIllustratedEstimate : £300-400 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

627WILLIAM WELLS QUATREMAIN (1857-1930)“Farmhouse, farm buildings and farmyard”, with pigs in the foreground, Watercolour drawing, un-signed, 27cm x 35cm, in oak glazed frame (ex The Estate of Mary Bean, relative of WWQ)Estimate : £150-250 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

628DENNIS GREENPeregrine Falcon in flight, rocky coastline, Watercolour drawing, signed, 26cm x 18cm, in gilt glazed frameEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

629R.B. TREALEAVEN, SWLAPeregrine Falcon on a rock, Oil on canvas, signed, 40cm x 28cm in gilt frameEstimate : £80-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

630JOHN CYRIL HARRISON (British 1898-1985) (ARR may apply - Refer to Glossary)“Study of Five Red-Legged Partridges, on the beach”, Watercolour drawing, signed, 30cm x 46cm, in glazed oak frameIllustratedEstimate : £800-1200 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


631JOHN HAYWARD “Female Sparrowhawk” on a branch, Watercolour drawing, signed, 20cm x 30cm in gilt glazed frameEstimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

632DAVID REID HENRY“Buzzard” at rest on a pillar, Pencil Sketch, signed, 23cm x 13cm in bleached glazed frameEstimate : £80-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

633G.M. HENRY“Woodland Scene” Watercolour drawing, signed and dated 18.10.1952, 23cm x 29cm in gilt glazed frameEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

634PETER PARTINGTON “Evening on the Decoy Pond”, depicting ducks in flight, Watercolour drawing, signed, 24cm x 36cm, in gilt glazed frameEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

635SCHMIDAn extensive rural landscape with a pond and barn in the foreground, Oil on board, signed, 56cm x 79cm in limed wood and gilt frameEstimate : £70-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

636TONY MILLNER“View from Jollie Atawhai”, a Watercolour, signed, dated 2002 on mount, 32cm x 48cm mounted in an ebonised glazed frameEstimate : £100-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

637ENGLISH SCHOOL“Red City Skyline”, Oil on canvas, unsigned, 100cm x 150cm, unframedEstimate : £50-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

638A. MELVILLEA Stately Home in parkland, a Watercolour, signed, 22cm x 32cm mounted in a gilt glazed frameEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

639ALISTAIR PROUD“Birds of Prey”, an original Watercolour for a plate for the publication “Birds of Prey”, signed by the artist, 28cm x 38cm, in gilt glazed frameEstimate : £150-200 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

640ALAN SEABY“Ptarmigan in the Snow”, an original drawing from “The Birds of the Air”, page 127, 12cm x 18cm, in gilt glazed frameEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

641ERNEST LEAHY“Slimbridge Collage”, Watercolour drawing, signed and dated January 17th 1998, 29cm x 39cm, in gilt glazed frameEstimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

642PETER PARTINGTON“Peregrine and Dove” Watercolour drawing, originally drawn for a chart, signed, 30cm x 23cm, un-framedEstimate : £25-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

643CHARLES STUART“Stag Standing on Rocks” surveying the lake below and mountainous stream beyond, Watercolour drawing, signed, 49cm x 34cm in ornate deep gilt glazed frameEstimate : £300-400 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

644JOHN CYRIL HARRISON (British 1898-1985)A collection of eighty Watercolour drawings from the original working drawings of eagles, hawks and falcons of the world (ex Harris & Son), 23cm x 29cm, unframed - in artist’s folioEstimate : £300-400 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

645HAROLD FRANK WALLACE (1881-1962)“Scottish Salmon Fishing” a lone figure fishing in shallow waters, distant mountains, Watercolour drawing, signed F.Wallace lower right, 34cm x 50cm, mounted in glazed frameIllustratedEstimate : £300-500 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


646BERNARD M. WILES(The artist was a war artist and friend of John Cyril Harrison - Bird Illustrator and Artist)“John Harrison Fishing in the River Bure, Blickling Estate, Norfolk”, Watercolour drawing, signed, 36cm x 26cm, in gilt glazed frame (see inscription verso by Robin Harrison, son of John Harrison - our vendor purchased this painting direct from Robin)IllustratedEstimate : £300-400 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

647BRUCE HENRY“Lapwings”, pencil Sketch, signed, 24cm x 19cm, mounted, un-framedEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

648JOHNNY GASTONContinental Street Scenes, a pair - late 20th century, Oils on board, signed, 24cm x 19cm, in period style modern gilt framesEstimate : £150-250 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

649JOHNNY GASTONVenetian Scene, late 20th century Watercolour, signed, 24cm x 34cm, plain mount and “old gold” frameEstimate : £75-125 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

650A COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL OILS & PRINTS;Peter L’Estrange “Stately Home” Oil sketch on paper, signed and dated, 20 x 38cmH. Firkray “Autumn River Landscape” Oil, signed, 15 x 19cm20th century European “Small beached Sail Boat” artist’s proof etching, signed in pencil, 9 x 8.5cm and After Martin Caulkin - limited edition print and etching of aquatint signed in pencil, all framed (5 total)Estimate : £100-125 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

651B. HENRY BIRTLES“On the River Mole Nr. Dorking, Surrey” Cattle watering, Watercolour drawing, signed, 23cm x 34cm in gilt glazed frameEstimate : £150-200 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

652INDISTINCTLY SIGNED“Deer Park” Oil on canvas, bears signature, 28cm x 39cm, in deep gilt frameEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

COLLECTABLE TOYS 655A QUANTITY OF MID-20TH CENTURY DOLL’S HOUSE FURNITURE, of large scale, the wardrobe is 27cm high, of wooden construction with some painted decoration, (possibly Prisoner of War work), together with an oval Edwardian mahogany gallery tray with inlaid central pateraEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

656AN EARLY TO MID-20TH CENTURY TEDDY BEAR with articulated limbs, golden mohair and glass button eyes, 21cm highEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

657A JAPANESE GEISHA DOLL in orange kimono on a wooden base height 42cmEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

658A JAPANESE BENT LIMBED BABY DOLL, circa 1915-1922 dressed in pink from the import house MORIMURA BROTHERS. (acquired in New City around the time of the First World War)Estimate : £150-200 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

659A FRENCH DOLL circa 1880’s marked and made by Schmitt et Fils of Paris. A Girl in pale blue original clothes, height 33cm.Estimate : £500-600 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

660A HEUBACH KOPPELSDORF 300.7/O German bent limbed BABY DOLL, height 30cm.Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

661A KAMMER & REINHARDT DOLL marked K*R 728/10 Germany 55. with composition body, flirting eyes and celluloid head height 58cmEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


662A COLLECTION OF 13 VARIOUS SMALL DOLLS in bisque, wood, celluloid and ceramic.Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

663A SAROLD BABY DOLL, straight legged, with extra clothing, (Sarold were sold by Woolworths in the 1950’s), height 64cm & A WALKING DOLL height 51cm.Estimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

664An ALRESFORD MARGARET JONES DESIGNER DOLL “CORAL” CD172 in original box, circa 1987 height 53cm and an ALRESFORD DOLL VICTORIA CD112, circa 1986, height 61cm in original box Estimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

665An ALRESFORD DOLL “Olivia” CD 120, circa 1985, height 61cm and an ALRESFORD BABY DOLL “Emma” with bisque head and limbs. circa 1979, height 61cmEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

666A PAIR OF ALRESFORD BOY & GIRL TWIN DOLLS “Benjamin and Elizabeth” CD20 & 21 circa 1980’s, an ALRESFORD DOLL “PAULINE” CD98 circa 1983, height 48cm and an ALRESFORD DOLL “Bridie” CD107, circa 1984, height 51cmEstimate : £40-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

667A KADAR BABY DOLL with yellow hair c 1950’s, height 50cm, a PEDIGREE DOLL in pink dress circa 1950’s, height 48cm, a PEDIGREE BABY DOLL in long lace dress circa 1950’s height 38cm and a RODDY BABY DOLL circa late 1960’s/early 1970’s, height 30cm Estimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

668A HARD PLASTIC BODIED DOLL with vinyl head, beige and turquoise clothes height 53cm, a ceramic DOLL in blue dress circa 1950’s height 56cmn and a hard plastic BOY DOLL marked KLEEWARE England height 12.5cm.Estimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

669A ROSEBUD DOLL in Highland costume height 43cm, a PALITOY DOLL in a turquoise costume circa 1970’s, height 43cm and a ROSEBUD BOY DOLL in blue knitted clothes height 43cmEstimate : £20-25 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

670A BONNET doll kit from Texas USA circa 1985, various cut out and other books including National Trust, Teddy Bears, Star Soccer, Victorian make your own lady, a China Doll’s tea set, Summit teaching dolls house jigsaw, a Pelham puppet girl and numerous other collectable items.Estimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

671A WALKING DOLL (pre 1974) with new wig, height 92cm, an ITALIAN DOLL circa 1950’s with straw hat and pink and green dress height 71cm, and CERAMIC DOLL in turquoise dress circa 1950, height 58cmEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

672AN “EFFE” ITALIAN DOLL in vinyl with green and cream dress height 96cm, a ROSEBUD DOLL hard plastic and vinyl circa mid 1960’s height 56cm, a Blonde DOLL in pink dress with shoes height 48cm and a RODDY DOLL with mop cap and nightie height 61cm.Estimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

MOTORING MEMORABILIA 675A CAST ALUMINIUM LEAPING JAGUAR CAR MASCOT, 19cm longEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

676A PAIR OF RISQUE PIRELLI ADVERTISING PRINTS PROMOTING “LONGSTONE CLASSIC TYRES”, 29cm x 39cm in oak glazed framesEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


677A COLLECTION OF AUSTIN HEALEY MEMORABILIA including three framed coloured advertising posters, two enamel signs, a Circuit Historique De Laon Valley plate, a workshop manual, service parts list, Van Magazines, booklets and two racing printsEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 680A 19TH CENTURY GERMAN VIOLIN having two piece back and golden brown varnish, bears interior printed and ink inscribed paper label “Wolff Bros. Violin Manufacturers”, Class 2 No.1181, dated 1891”, 14.25” back (excluding button), in later case, with nickel mounted bow stamped “Tourte”IllustratedEstimate : £250-350 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

681AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY AUSTRIAN VIOLIN having golden reddish brown varnish and two piece back, bearing interior paper label “Joannes Baptist Havelar, Fecit Wien Anno ****” (possibly 1926), 14.125” back (excluding button), together with a nickel mounted bowIllustratedEstimate : £150-250 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

682A “LE BLANC SONATA” CLARINET, D64938 with certificate, in a “Le Blanc” travel bagEstimate : £300-500 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

683A FRENCH FULL SIZE VIOLIN (circa 1900) having red/brown varnish and one piece 14.125” back (excluding button) bears interior label “Antonius Stradivarius 1700”, together with silver mounted and mother of pearl inlaid bow, in black coffin style caseIllustratedEstimate : £500-700 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

CLOCKS & BAROMETERS 685A MINIATURE BRASS CASED CARRIAGE CLOCK, having five bevelled glass panels, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, fitted bale handle, case 7.8cm highEstimate : £50-75 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

686A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY BANJO FORM BAROMETER, THERMOMETER AND HYDROMETER with scrolling crest with central urn finial, the main silvered dial 19cm diameter, named to the base dial with spirit level “Barnasconi of Leeds”, overall 98cm highEstimate : £60-90 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

687A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, the hood with shell patera inlay, the arched glazed door column flanked with brass Corinthian column mounts, the painted arched moon phase movement with Arabic numerals and minutes, with secondary dial and date aperture, painted from Driffield, maker indistinct, over a central door, on box base with bracket feet, 235cm highIllustratedEstimate : £400-600 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

688A CLOCK GARNITURE SET in the French Empire style, cast brass, with porcelain panel decoration, comprising mantel clock and a pair of garniture urns, clock 42cm highEstimate : £250-450 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

689A REID AND AULD OF EDINBURGH (1806-1823)A MAHOGANY CASED BRACKET CLOCK, the top set with brass ball finials, to the sides carrying handles above pierced panels, circular dial with Roman numerals, with eight day movement chiming on one bell, the back-plate stamped and bears the number 710, raised on brass ball feet, dial 20cm diameter, height of clock 55cmIllustrated Front CoverEstimate : £1000-1500 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

690


FRANCIS DORREL, LONDONAN 18TH CENTURY WALNUT LONGCASE CLOCK, having square top hood, face with cast spandrels, silvered chapter ring, secondary dial and date aperture, 8-day striking movement, 221cm highIllustratedEstimate : £600-800 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

691THWAITES & REED OF CLERKENWELLA MID 19TH CENTURY SINGLE FUSEE MAHOGANY WALL TIMEPIECE, numbered T & R 12084 (with this code it dates to 1852), having circular dial with Roman numerals, 11”Estimate : £600-800 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

692A 19TH CENTURY ROSEWOOD CASED MANTEL TIMEPIECE, the arched top with acanthus leaf and floral decoration, raised on bun feet, the silvered dial with Roman numerals, 8-day movement with fusee, overall height 32.5cmEstimate : £400-600 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

693AN ENGLISH MAHOGANY CASED SINGLE FUSEE 10” WALL CLOCK, dial and back plate named “Brockbank & Atkins, London 1959”, within a reeded turned surround, movement with underslung lever platform escapement with Harrison’s maintaining power, to the top of the back plate there is a curved scale for time regulation, below is a hand setting screw and pointer on a silvered disc calibrated in minutes, the back board is shaped and drilled for wall mountingEstimate : £1000-1200 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

694A VIENNA WALL CLOCK, having Roman enumerated dial, with column mounted case, 117cm high, with pendulum and keyEstimate : £60-90 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

695AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY OAK LONGCASE CLOCK with swan neck hood, the brass dial engraved “John Way of Newton St Loe”, Roman hours, eight-day striking movement, inlay to door, on bracket feet, 194cm highEstimate : £250-450 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

TEXTILES, NEEDLEWORK & FASHION 700A MUSQUASH FUR COAT by Dominion Furs of Birmingham, approx size 10/12Estimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

701A 19TH CENTURY WALNUT CUSHION FRAME with inlaid decoration, glazed, containing a machine tapestry panel in the French taste, overall dimension 55cm x 45cmEstimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

702AN EARLY LADY’S FICHU/COLLAR with lappets, decorated with fern patterns, cut work and shaped edges, front measures approx 54cm length, shoulders approx 68cm wideEstimate : £50-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

703A VICTORIAN WOOLWORK PANEL, depicts children with dogs and a deer in a parkland setting, mounted in an oak edge mount glazed frame, 85cm x 65cmEstimate : £120-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

704A “SALVATORE FERRAGAMO” PRINTED SILK LADY’S SCARF, boxedEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

705A “TIBOR REICH” SCREEN PRINTED FABRIC WALL HANGING depicting a tournament, 57cm x 121cm, together with a sequin applied INDIAN HANGING FABRIC PANEL (2)Estimate : £50-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

706A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY REGENCY OVAL SILK WORK PICTURES in oval ‘verre eglomise’ gilt gesso frames (Glazing cracked to one picture)Estimate : £100-180 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


707A LATE 19TH CENTURY WOOLWORK NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, dated 1877 by Margaret Colston, aged 12, March 12th 1877, comprising alphabet surrounded by worked flowers, scrolls, and birds, in a stained wood glazed frame, 30cm x 25cmEstimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

708A LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY BELIEVED CONTINENTAL TAPESTRY, depicting a palatial dwelling in formal gardens, with peacocks in the foreground, having floral frame in a variety of wool and cotton stitching displaying a variety of techniques, 63cm x 48cm in moulded wooden frameEstimate : £160-200 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

709AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, comprising an alphabet, above a panel with text, Jane Robinson 1833, above Adam and Eve, surrounded by flowers, animals and lions flanking a crown, 51cm x 53cm in a stained wood glazed frameEstimate : £100-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

710THREE PAIRS OF LADY’S KID LEATHER DRESS GLOVES, together with various LINEN and LACEEstimate : £10-20 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

711A MINK COAT by Basden & Martin of Cheltenham, with three-quarter sleeves and shawl collar, together with TWO MINK STOLES (one pastel)Estimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

712A LONG HAIRED MINK GILET by Basden & Martin of Cheltenham and a PASTEL MINK SHOULDER WRAP (2)Estimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

713A 19TH CENTURY BUDDHIST WALL HANGING, possibly Tibetan, hand-painted fabric panel depicting a world of Deities, mounted on a fabric base with decorative metal terminal weight roll to base, main pictorial panel 70cm x 57cm, together with an ORIENTAL EMBROIDERED PANEL, Bijin in ornamental robes on a crimson ground, 260cm x 90cm (2)Estimate : £75-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

RUGS 715AN EASTERN RUG of overall geometric design, blue and red on dark ground, fringed and bordered, 157cm x 195cmEstimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

716AN EASTERN RUG, having central red ground with stylised decoration, fringed and bordered, 152cm x 230cm Estimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

717AN IRANIAN 20TH CENTURY PERSIAN RUG, having deep pink ground with stylised decoration, fringed and bordered, 135cm x 213cmEstimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

FURNITURE & EFFECTS 720A GEORGIAN DESIGN SATINWOOD FRAMED SWING EASEL MIRROR, the mirror of shield form flanked by supports with brass urn finials, 49.5cm highEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

721A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY FOLDING COACHING TABLE, the shaped frame with turned stretchers, top 90cm x 46cmIllustratedEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**




722A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY WALL HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD with decorative tracery frieze and dentil cornice, over two panelled doors opening to reveal shaped shelves and drawers to base, height 124cmEstimate : £70-90 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

723A WILLIAM IV MAHOGANY FOLDOVER CARD TABLE raised on turned, fluted tapering supports, 91cm wideEstimate : £90-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

724A 19TH CENTURY ROSEWOOD FRAMED STOOL with stuff-over upholstered seat in patterned green fabric, over decoratively carved and pierced scrolling supports with bobbin stretchers, 40cm x 30cmIllustratedEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

725A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY WINE TABLE with canted crossbanded top over a turned stem and scrolling triform supports with stamped brass roundel mounts, top 44cm x 46cmEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

726A SET OF THREE 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY SHIELD BACK DINING CHAIRS of Sheraton design, raised on squared tapering supports with stuff-over seats in a patterned blue fabricEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

727A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY BOW FRONT SERVING/SIDE TABLE fitted three frieze drawers with brass knob handles, raised on ring turned supports, 124cm wideEstimate : £100-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

728A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY TEA CADDY, the hinged cover with parquetry decoration, opening to reveal two inner lids, 22.5cm wideEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

729A GEORGIAN DESIGN MAHOGANY STANDARD TORCHERE with ring turned out-stretched supports, 99cm highEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

730A LATE 19TH CENTURY SATINWOOD DRAWING ROOM CABINET fitted two doors over a base fitted single drawer, on square tapering spade feet supports, with an under-tier, allover decorated in hand-painted floral swags, urns, graduated bell husks and putti to the main panel doors, 47cm wide x 120cm highIllustrated Front CoverEstimate : £350-550 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

731TWO PAIRS OF PAINTED BELLOWS, one cream ground, one black ground, with floral decorationEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

732A LATE 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY KIDNEY-SHAPED TRAY with gallery and brass carrying handles, set to the centre a marquetry panel of musical trophy, 58cm wideEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

733A 19TH CENTURY TORTOISESHELL TEA CADDY, the hinged cover with brass ball handle, opening to reveal twin sections, raised on ball feet, 18cm wideIllustratedEstimate : £350-450 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

734A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD fitted drawers, to the left a cellaret drawer of faux double front design and lead interior, all drawers fitted with cast brass lion mask ring handles and with a fine ebony line inset, central drawer over an arch, the whole raised upon turned and fluted tapering supports, 145cm wideEstimate : £120-180 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


735A “CLAY PATENT” OVAL GALLERY PAPIER MACHE TRAY, the sole hand-painted with a fox hunting scene, stamped to the back “Clay Patent”, 79cm x 59cmIllustrated Front CoverEstimate : £200-300 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

736A 19TH CENTURY WALNUT KNEEHOLE DESK/DRESSING TABLE, the top with a chequered inlaid band, over a long drawer, a concealed frieze drawer and three drawers to either side, fitted recessed cupboard door, all with decorative brass handles and fittings, on bracket feet supports, 93cm wideIllustratedEstimate : £300-500 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

737A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY PEMBROKE DESIGN WORK TABLE fitted two end drawers, one having writing surface and pen and ink storage compartments, fitted knob handles, having central ivory buttons inset, raised on ring turned supports with castors, 51cmEstimate : £100-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

738A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY WALL HANGING CANDLE BOX with pierced decorative standing back and hinged cover, tapering body, 20cm wideEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

739A 19TH CENTURY OVAL PAPIER MACHE GALLERIED TRAY with hand-painted scene to the sole of fowl in a parkland setting, includes; turkey, chickens and peacock, gilt decorative rim, 74cm x 59cmIllustratedEstimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

740AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY BUREAU BOOOKCASE, the top section with sweeping crest, including a carved eagle mount over two panelled doors, opening to reveal a fitted interior with pigeon holes and shelves over two candle slides, the fall front to the bureau base opens to reveal fitted pigeon holes, drawers and a central cupboard, flanked by marquetry column decorated concealed slides, over a base fitted two short and three long graduated drawers with brass handles, on bracket feet supports, 99cm wide, 230cm highIllustratedEstimate : £600-800 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

741A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY PEMBROKE DESIGN SIDE TABLE fitted deep frieze end drawer with brass knob handles of faux two drawer design, raised on squared tapering supports with castors, 45cmEstimate : £100-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

742A 19TH CENTURY WINDSOR DESIGN ARMCHAIR with yew-wood bows, pierced slat, on an elm saddle form seat, raised on ring turned supports with crinoline stretcherEstimate : £100-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

743A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY BOW FRONT SIDEBOARD fitted three drawers with brass lion mask ring handles, crossbanded and string inlaid, raised on squared tapering spade feet supports, 132cm wideIllustratedEstimate : £200-300 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

744A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY ROSEWOOD ADJUSTABLE POLE SCREENS with acorn finials, the base of the poles fluted on a Trafalgar base with scroll feet, fitted frames panels of floral needlework, 146cm highEstimate : £100-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**




745A 19TH CENTURY COROMANDEL TABLE CABINET with decorative brass mounts and side carrying handles, the twin doors set with oval painted porcelain panels in the Sevres style, opens to reveal drawers and shelves, 40cm wideIllustratedEstimate : £250-350 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

746AN EDWARDIAN OVAL MAHOGANY TRAY with gallery, 78cm x 58cmEstimate : £20-30 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

747A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CHEST OF TWO SHORT OVER THREE LONG DRAWERS fitted oval brass plate back handles, on outswept bracket feet, 93cm wideEstimate : £150-200 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

748A 19TH CENTURY OAK TABLE CABINET fitted six drawers with brass knob handles, 56cm wideEstimate : £30-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

749A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CHEST OF FOUR GRADUATED DRAWERS, the top satinwood crossbanded, fitted a brushing slide, with brass knop handles, raised on bracket feet, 83cm wideIllustratedEstimate : £180-250 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

750PHILIP WEBB (1831 - 1915)AN ARTS AND CRAFTS OAK CENTRE TABLE, designed in 1865, the circular plank top raised on plain centre leg and six outer, ring turned legs with confirming radial and half height perimeter stretchers, 73cm x 123cm, labelled to underside ‘Holliday Son & Co, Cabinets Makers, Birmingham’IllustratedEstimate : £8000-10000 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

751A LATE 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY BUTLER’S TRAY of oval form with hinged sides having pierced carrying handles, together with a folding STANDEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

752A 19TH CENTURY WINDSOR DESIGN HIGH BACK CHAIR with yew-wood bows and pierced splat, elm seat, ring turned supports and crinoline stretcherIllustratedEstimate : £120-160 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

753A GEORGIAN DESIGN SATINWOOD BOW FRONT BOX BASE DRESSING TABLE MIRROR the oval plate supported on arms, the base fitted three drawers with brass knob handles, on bracket feet supports, base 57cm wideEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

754A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY SOFA TABLE fitted two end frieze drawers with brass knobs, raised on turned central stem and four outswept supports with cast brass caps and castors, 92cmEstimate : £50-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

755TWO 19TH CENTURY LOW STICK BACK WINDSOR DESIGN ARMCHAIRS with pierced splat backs, elm seats, on ring turned supports with crinoline stretchersEstimate : £120-180 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

756A 19TH CENTURY STAINED PINE CRIB of Georgian design, with hood end, raised on end rockers, 62cm longEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

757A 19TH CENTURY OAK LADDER BACK OPEN ARM CHAIR with woven seagrass seat, on turned pad foot fore supports and turned central stretcherEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

758AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY BOW FRONT HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD with astragal glazed door, fitted three interior shaped shelves, height 92cmEstimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


759A SET OF THREE RECTANGULAR GRADUATED STACKING TRAYS, each decorated with a J.S. Sanderson Wells hunting print, largest tray 36cm x 53cmEstimate : £20-40 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

760AN EDWARDIAN FOLDING CAMPAIGN DESK revealing a fitted green leather and satin interior with the registration mark “499840” for the year 1907Estimate : £200-300 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

761A PART 18TH CENTURY OAK JOINT/COFFIN STOOL, raised on ring turned supports with plain stretchers, top 52cm x 19cmEstimate : £40-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

762A 19TH CENTURY REGENCY DESIGN GILT GESSO FRAMED PIER MIRROR, the breakfront top, with ball set frieze, over panel of acanthus leaves and central musical trophy, the mirror plate flanked by Corinthian columns, 116cmEstimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

763A 19TH CENTURY ROSEWOOD PIER CABINET/SIDEBOARD with white veined marble top, over frieze drawer and two cupboard doors below with arched panels, raised on a closed base, 89cm wideEstimate : £50-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

764AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY ELM COFFER, one piece plank lid, front triple panel, on stile end supports, 113cm wideEstimate : £100-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

765A 19TH CENTURY WALNUT MUSIC CABINET, having glazed door revealing named shelves, raised on bun feet, 45cm wideEstimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

766A 19TH CENTURY ROSEWOOD FOLD-OVER CARD TABLE, raised on tapering stem with carved acanthus leaf base, on shaped platform and bun feet, 92cm wideEstimate : £120-180 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

767AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY WALL MIRROR, having inset satinwood decoration, bevel plate size 57” x 87”Estimate : £30-50 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

768A GEORGE III OAK FALL-FRONT BUREAU, the fall inlaid with shell patera, fitted interior over four long graduated drawers with brass handles, on bracket feet, 91cm wideEstimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

769A HOWARD & SONS STYLE LATE 19TH CENTURY BUTTON BACK DEEP SEATED CLUB ARMCHAIR, re-upholstered in neutral elephant grey cotton, having show wood legs with brass castors to the fore, 83cm high to back of seatEstimate : £150-250 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

770AN 18TH CENTURY OAK COFFER, having twin planked lift-up lid on later Victorian carved frontage, having twin panels, the vacant interior having associated candle box, 59cm x 114cmEstimate : £150-250 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

771A 19TH CENTURY OAK DRESSER of typical form and construction, having twin shelved plate rack back, on a base unit having a plank top and three inline drawers, turned and blocked forelegs, plain rear, united by planked pot shelf below, 181cm high x 152cm wideEstimate : £250-450 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

772A 19TH CENTURY OAK FINISHED CHEST-ON-STAND, having moulded cornice over two in-line drawers with three full width graduating drawers, sitting on a base section having two slender in-line drawers flanked by two box drawers, each having later brass furniture, the whole supported on Continental cabriole style square formed legs, 167cm high x 102cm widestEstimate : £250-450 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**




773A VICTORIAN SHOW WOOD FRAMED SALON ARMCHAIR, with flower head rosette crest rail, scrolling arms, having later floral upholstered back, seat and arm pads, supported on scrolling forelegs and knuckle feet and plain out stepped rear, 98cm highEstimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

774A LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY OAK SMALL SIZED SETTLE, having solid twin arched panelled back with carved arms, over a plain plank seat, on turned and block forelegs, plain rear, united by a box stretcher, 106cm high x 93cm wideEstimate : £150-250 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

775A 19TH CENTURY LADY’S ROSEWOOD WRITING TABLE, having decorative turned galleried shelf upstand, on fancy carved supports, the base section having a lift-up writing slope with four interior drawers, the carcass having concealed slide and storage drawer, the whole supported on carved classical column uprights and acanthus scrolling feet, 111cm high x 63cm wideEstimate : £140-180 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

776GEORGE II DESIGN WALNUT SMALL FALL-FRONT WRITING BUREAU, over two short and one long drawer, on cabriole supports, 57cm wideEstimate : £150-200 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

777A NEST OF THREE EARLY 20TH CENTURY BLACK LACQUERED OCCASIONAL TABLES, decorated in the chinoiserie manner, largest 46cm x 32cmIllustratedEstimate : £70-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

778A COPPER TWO-HANDLED TOFFEE PAN, together with a graduated set of SIX SAUCEPANS with iron handles (four lids)Estimate : £50-70 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

779SEVEN VICTORIAN MAHOGANY BALLOON BACK DINING CHAIRS, comprising three pairs and a singleEstimate : £70-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

780A GEORGIAN DESIGN PIER MIRROR in gilt frame, of classical column form, with inverted crest, to the top inset a reverse painted glass picture of a horse drawn carriage, overall size 62cm x 35cmEstimate : £60-80 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

781A 17TH CENTURY DESIGN OAK REFECTORY TABLE having lunette chip carved frieze, on turned cup and cover supports with plain stretchers, 85cm x 183cm, together with a SET OF SIX LADDER BACK DINING CHAIRS with rush seats, comprising a pair of carvers and four singlesEstimate : £500-750 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

782A 19TH CENTURY WINDSOR HOOP BACK ARM CHAIR having pierced splat back, elm saddle seat, on turned supports with H stretchers Estimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

783A 19TH CENTURY WINDSOR WHEEL BACK SINGLE CHAIR, the elm seat stamped “J.O.”, together with an OPEN ARM STICK AND WHEEL BACK CHAIR (2)Estimate : £70-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

784A WILLIAM IV ROSEWOOD TILT-TOP TABLE having square top, on carved baluster column with quatrefoil plinth base, on reeded feet with recessed castors, 73cm high, 90cm square topEstimate : £300-400 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

785A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY PEMBROKE TABLE fitted single drawer, on ring turned legs terminating in ceramic castors, 71cm highEstimate : £70-100 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**


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GLOSSARYForenames in full and surname of the artist

Initials with a series of asterisks to the forename or part surname of the artists

Attributed to

Studio of, School of, Circle of, In the manner of, Follower of

Signed and or dated

Bears signature and date

In our opinion a work by the artistIn our opinion a work by an artist who is either unknown or indecipherableAttribution by third party but not warranted by the Auctioneer and VendorIn our opinion a work loosely in the style of or genre of the artist which may or may not be his/her work and or periodIn our opinion a work by the artist executed at that dateIn our opinion a work in the style of the artist with a signature or date which is probably a copy or later work

All references to signatures, inscriptions and dates refer to the present state of the work

When in the Catalogue a reference to literature or a certificate is given the opinion is that of the author(s) or the authority(ies) referred to unless otherwise shown

FINE ART AUCTIONEERS & VALUERS THROUGHOUT THE MIDL ANDS

From 14th February 2006 living artists are entitled to receive a resale royalty each time their work is resold by or to an art market

professional.Artwork must reach or exceed a qualifying threshold of 1000 euros.

Rates are calculated as a percentage of the hammer price and are set out in a sliding scale from 4% to 0.25%. VAT does not apply to

Artist’s Resale Right.

Visit www.dacs.org.uk for further information and the daily exchange rate set by the European Central Bank, or telephone 0845 410 3410.

Portion of hammer price Royalty rate

From 0 to 50,000 euro 4%

From 50,000.01 to 200,000 euro 3%

From 200,000.01 to 350,000 euro 1%

From 350,000.01 to 500,000 euro 0.5%

Exceeding 500,000 euro 0.25%

ARTIST’S RE-SALE RIGHT (payable by the purchaser)

786A PAIR OF VICTORIAN MAHOGANY HALL CHAIRS with carved backs and solid seats, with turned forelegs and plain rear, 90cm highEstimate : £80-120 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

GARDEN ITEMS 790A PAIR OF CAST IRON CAMPANA SHAPED GARDEN URNS with loop handles, on square plinth bases, 77cm high (no longer planted) Estimate : £150-250 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

791A STONE STADDLE STONE with mushroom cap, 67cm highEstimate : £100-150 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

792A CARVED STONE SINK of teardrop form, 60cm x 53cmEstimate : £40-60 plus 22.80% BP inc. VAT**

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Bigwood Fine Art Auctioneers LimitedThe Old School, Tiddington,

Stratford-upon-Avon CV37 7AWTel: 01789 269415

Email: [email protected]

Please bid on my behalf for the above lot(s) to the amount(s) specified. I understand that the hammer price(s) may be one bid above my commission(s) in order to clear the commission. I have read, understand and accept, your Important Notices (including accepted methods of payment), and Terms and Conditions of Business.


CONDITIONS OF BUSINESS OF BIGWOOD FINE ART AUCTIONEERS LTD. (BIGWOOD)Both the sale of goods at our auctions and your relationship with us are governed by the Terms of Consignment (primarily applicable to sellers) the Terms of Sale (primarily applicable to bidders and buyers) and any notices displayed in the saleroom or announced by us at the auction (collectively, the “Conditions of Business”). The Terms of Consignment and Terms of Sale are available at our saleroom on request.Please read these Terms of Sale carefully. Please note that if you register to bid and/or bid at auction this signifies that you agree to and will comply with these Terms of Sale.

Please note that these Terms of Sale relate to auctions held at our premises only. We have separate terms for online only auctions.

DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION To make these Terms of Sale easier to read, we have given the following words a specific meaning:“Auctioneer” means Bigwood Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd a company registered in England and Wales with

registration number 02013405 and whose registered office is located at The Old School Tiddington Stratford on Avon CV37 7AW or its authorised auctioneer, as appropriate;

“Bidder” means a person participating in bidding at the auction;“Buyer” means the person who makes the highest bid for a Lot accepted by the Auctioneer;“Deliberate Forgery” means: (a) an imitation made with the intention of deceiving as to authorship, origin, date,

age, period, culture or source; (b) which is described in the catalogue as being the work of a particular creator without qualification; and (c) which at the date of the auction had a value materially less than it would have had if it had been as described;

“Hammer Price” means the level of the highest bid for a Lot accepted by the Auctioneer by the fall of the hammer;

“Lot(s)” means the goods that we offer for sale at our auctions;“Premium” means the premium that we will charge you on your purchase of a Lot to be calculated as set

out in Clause 4;“Reserve” means the minimum hammer price at which a Lot may be sold; “Sale Proceeds” means the net amount due to the Seller;“Seller” means the persons who consign Lots for sale at our auctions;“Terms of Consignment” means the terms on which we agree to offer Lots for sale in our auctions as agent on behalf of

Sellers;“Terms of Sale” means these terms of sale, as amended or updated from time to time; “Total Amount Due” means the Hammer Price for a Lot, the Premium, any applicable artist’s resale right royalty, any

VAT due and any additional charges payable by a defaulting buyer under these Terms of Sale;“Trader” means a Seller who is acting for purposes relating to that Seller’s trade, business, craft or

profession, whether acting personally or through another person acting in the trader’s name or on the trader’s behalf;

“VAT” means Value Added Tax or any equivalent sales tax; and“Website” means our website available at www.bigwoodauctioneers.com or

www.bigwoodauctioneers.co.uk

In these Terms of Sale the words ‘you’, ‘yours’, etc. refer to you as the Buyer. The words “we”, “us”, etc. refer to the Auctioneer. Any reference to a ‘Clause’ is to a clause of these Terms of Sale unless stated otherwise.

INFORMATION THAT WE ARE REQUIRED TO GIVE TO CONSUMERS(a) A description of the main characteristics of each Lot as contained in the auction catalogue.(b) Our name, address and contact details as set out herein, in our auction catalogues and/or on our Website.(c) The price of the Goods and arrangements for payment as described in Clauses 4, 5, 7 and 8. (d) The arrangements for collection of the Goods as set out in Clauses 8 and 9.(e) Your right to return a Lot and receive a refund if the Lot is a Deliberate Forgery as set out in Clause 13.(f) We and Trader Sellers have a legal duty to supply any Lots to you in accordance with these Terms of Sale.(g) If you have any complaints, please send them to us directly at the address set out on our Website.

BIDDING PROCEDURES AND THE BUYERYou must register your details with us before bidding and provide us with any requested proof of identity and billing information, in a form acceptable to us. You must also satisfy any security arrangements we have in place before entering the auction room to view or bid.

We strongly recommend that you attend the auction in person. You are responsible for your decision to bid for a particular Lot. If you bid on a Lot, including by telephone and online bidding, or by placing a commission bid, we assume that you have carefully inspected the Lot and satisfied yourself regarding its condition.

If you instruct us in writing, we may execute commission bids on your behalf. Neither we nor our employees or agents will be responsible for any failure to execute your commission bid, unless our failure to do so is unreasonable. Where two or more commis-sion bids at the same level are recorded we have the right to prefer the first bid made (where this can be reasonably ascertained).

The Bidder placing the highest bid for a Lot accepted by the Auctioneer will be the Buyer at the Hammer Price. Any dispute about a bid will be settled at our discretion. We may reoffer the Lot during the auction or may settle the dispute in another way. We will act reasonably when deciding how to settle the dispute.

Bidders will be deemed to act as principals, even if the Bidder is acting as an agent for a third party.

We may bid on Lots on behalf of the Seller up to one bid below the Reserve.

We may refuse to accept any bid if it is reasonable for us to do so.

Bidding increments will be at our sole discretion (but will be in line with standard auction practice).

THE PURCHASE PRICEAs Buyer, you will pay:(a) the Hammer Price;(b) a premium of 19% of the Hammer Price; (c) any artist’s resale right royalty payable on the sale of the Lot; and any VAT due.(d) Please note that any lots purchased via the-saleroom.com live auction service or any other live auction service will be

subject to an additional 3% commission charge + VAT at the rate imposed on the hammer price

VATYou shall be liable for the payment of any VAT applicable on the Hammer Price and premium due for a Lot. Please see the symbols used in the auction catalogue for that Lot and the “Information for Buyers” in our auction catalogue for further information. We will charge VAT at the current rate at the date of the auction.

THE CONTRACT BETWEEN YOU AND THE SELLERThe contract for the purchase of the Lot between you and the Seller will be formed when the hammer falls accepting the highest bid for the Lot at the auction. You may directly enforce any terms in the Terms of Consignment against a Seller to the extent that you suffer damages and/or loss as a result of the Seller’s breach of the Terms of Consignment. If you breach these Terms of Sale, you may be responsible for damages and/or losses suffered by a Seller or us. If we are contacted by a Seller who wishes to bring a claim against you, we may in our discretion provide the Seller with information or assistance in relation to that claim. We normally act as an agent only and will not have any responsibility for default by you or the Seller (unless we are the Seller of the Lot).

PAYMENTImmediately following your successful bid on a Lot you will:(a) give to us, if not already provided to our satisfaction, proof of identity in a form acceptable to us (and any other information

that we require in order to comply with our anti-money laundering obligations); and(b) pay to us the Total Amount Due in cash (for which there is an upper limit of 15,000 euros equivalent) or in any other way that

we agree to accept payment.(c) If you owe us any money, we may use any payment made by you to repay these debts.

TITLE AND COLLECTION OF PURCHASES(a) Once you have paid us in full the Total Amount Due for any Lot, ownership of that Lot will transfer to you. You may not claim

or collect a Lot until you have paid for it.(b) You will (at your own expense) collect any Lots that you have purchased and paid for either: (i) not later than seven days following the day of the auction; or (ii) not later than seven days following the date that we have received payment of the Total Amount Due in cleared funds,

if later. (c) If you do not collect the Lot within this time period, you will be responsible for any reasonable removal, storage and insurance

charges in relation to that Lot. (d) Risk of loss or damage to the Lot will pass to you when you (or your agents) take physical possession of the Lot. (e) If you do not collect the Lot that you have paid for within sixty days after the auction, we may sell the Lot. We will pay the

proceeds of any such sale to you, but will deduct any storage charges or other sums that we have incurred in the storage and sale of the Lot. We reserve the right to charge you a selling commission at our standard rates on any such resale of the Lot.

REMEDIES FOR NON-PAYMENT OR FAILURE TO COLLECT PURCHASES Please do not bid on a Lot if you do not intend to buy it. If your bid is successful, these Terms of Sale will apply to you. This means that you will have to carry out your obligations set out in these Terms of Sale. If you do not comply with these Terms of Sale we may (acting on behalf of the Seller and ourselves) pursue one or more of the following measures:(a) take action against you for damages for breach of contract;(b) reverse the sale of the Lot to you and/or any other Lots sold by us to you;(c) resell the Lot by auction or private treaty (in which case you will have to pay any difference between the price you should

have paid for the Lot and the price we sell it for as well as the charges outlined in Clause 8.5). Please note that if we sell the Lot for a higher amount than your winning bid, the extra money will belong to the Seller;

(d) remove, store and insure the Lot at your expense;(e) if you do not pay us within seven days of your successful bid, we may charge interest at a rate not exceeding 2% per month

on the total amount due;(f) keep that Lot or any other Lot sold to you until you pay the Total Amount Due;(g) reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or impose conditions before we accept bids from you; and/or

if we sell any Lots for you, use the money made on these Lots to repay any amount you owe us.

We will act reasonably when exercising our rights under Clause 9.1. We will contact you before exercising these rights and try to work with you to correct any non-compliance by you with these Terms of Sale.

HEALTH AND SAFETYAlthough we take reasonable precautions regarding health and safety, you are on our premises at your own risk. Please note the lay-out of the premises and security arrangements. Neither we nor our employees or agents are responsible for the safety of you or your property when you visit our premises, unless you suffer any injury to your person or damage to your property as a result of our, our employees’ or our agents’ negligence.

WARRANTIES The Seller warrants to us and to you that:(a) the Seller is the true owner of the Lot for sale or is authorised by the true owner to offer and sell the lot at auction; (b) the Seller is able to transfer good and marketable title to the Lot to you free from any third party rights or claims; and(c) as far as the Seller is aware, the main characteristics of the Lot set out in the auction catalogue (as amended by any notice

displayed in the saleroom or announced by the Auctioneer at the auction) are correct. If, after you have placed a successful bid and paid for a Lot, any of the warranties above are found not to be true, please notify us in writing. Neither we nor the Seller will be liable to pay you any sums over and above the Total Amount Due and we will not be responsible for any inaccuracies in the information provided by the Seller except as set out below. Please note that many of the Lots that you may bid on at our auction are second-hand.If a Lot is not second-hand and you purchase the Lot as a Consumer from a Seller that is a Trader, a number of additional terms may be implied by law in addition to the Seller’s warranties set out at Clause 11.1 (in particular under the Consumer Rights Act 2015). These Terms of Sale do not seek to exclude your rights under law as they relate to the sale of these Lots.Save as expressly set out above, all other warranties, conditions or other terms which might have effect between the Seller and you, or us and you, or be implied or incorporated by statue, common law or otherwise are excluded.

DESCRIPTIONS AND CONDITIONOur descriptions of the Lot will be based on: (a) information provided to us by the Seller of the Lot (for which we are not liable); and (ii) our opinion (although it is likely that we will not be able to carry out a detailed inspection of each Lot).

We will give you a number of opportunities to view and inspect the Lots before the auction. You (and any independent consultants acting on your behalf) must satisfy yourself about the accuracy of any description of a Lot. We shall not be responsible for any failure by you or your consultants to properly inspect a Lot.

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 will be honestly and reasonably held and accept liability for opinions given negligently or fraudulently.

Please note that Lots (in particular second-hand Lots) are unlikely to be in perfect condition. Lots are sold “as is” (i.e. as you see them at the time of the auction). Neither we nor the Seller accept any liability for the condition of second-hand Lots or for any condition issues affecting a Lot if such issues are included in the description of a Lot in the auction catalogue (or in any saleroom notice) and/ or which the inspection of a Lot by the Buyer ought to have revealed.

DELIBERATE FORGERIESYou may return any Lot which is found to be a Deliberate Forgery to us within three months of the auction provided that you return the Lot to us in the same condition as when it was released to you, accompanied by a written statement identifying the Lot from the relevant catalogue description and a written statement of defects.

If we are reasonably satisfied that the Lot is a Deliberate Forgery we will refund the money paid by you for the Lot (including any Premium and applicable VAT) provided that if:

(a) the catalogue description reflected the accepted view of experts as at the date of the auction; or(b) you personally are not able to transfer good and marketable title in the Lot to us,(c) you will have no right to a refund under this Clause 13.2.

If you have sold the Lot to another person, we will only be liable to refund the price that you paid for the Lot. We will not be responsible for repaying any additional money you may have made from selling the Lot.

Your right to return a Lot that is a Deliberate Forgery does not affect your legal rights and is in addition to any other right or remedy provided by law or by these Terms of Sale.

OUR LIABILITY TO YOU We will not be liable for any loss of opportunity or disappointment suffered as a result of participating in our auction. In addition to the above, neither we nor the Seller shall be responsible to you and you shall not be responsible to the Seller or us for any other loss or damage that any of us suffer that is not a foreseeable result of any of us not complying with the Conditions of Business. Loss or damage is foreseeable if it is obvious that it will happen or if at the time of the sale of the Lot, we, you and the Seller knew it might happen.Subject to Clause 14.4, if we are found to be liable to you for any reason (including, amongst others, if we are found to be negligent, in breach of contract or to have made a misrepresentation), our liability will be limited to the total purchase price paid by you to us for any Lot. Notwithstanding the above, nothing in these Terms of Sale shall limit our liability (or that of our employees or agents) for:death or personal injury resulting from negligence (as defined in the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977);fraudulent misrepresentation; orany liability which cannot be excluded by law.

NOTICES All notices between you and us regarding these Terms of Sale must be in writing and signed by or on behalf of the party giving it. Any notice referred in Clause 15.1 may be given: (a) by delivering it by hand; (b) by first class pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery; or(c) by email, provided that a copy is also sent by pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery.

Notices must be sent: (a) by hand or registered post: to us, at our address set out in these Terms of Sale or at our registered office address appearing

on our Website; and to you, at the last postal address that you have given to us as your contact address in writing; or by email: to us, by sending the notice to both the following email addresses: ci @bigwoodauctioneers.co.uk, [email protected]; to you, by sending the notice to any email address that you have given to us as your contact email address in writing.

Notices will be deemed to have been received:(a) if delivered by hand, on the day of delivery; (b) if sent by first class pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery, two business days after posting, exclusive of the day of posting; or(c) if sent by email, at the time of transmission unless sent after 17.00 in the place of receipt in which case they will be deemed

to have been received on the next business day in the place of receipt (provided that a copy has also been sent by pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery as set out in Clause 15.2.3.

Any notice or communication given under these Terms of Sale will not be validly given if sent by fax, email, any form of messaging via social media or text message.

DATA PROTECTIONWe will hold and process any personal data in relation to you in accordance with our current privacy policy, a copy of which is available on request.

GENERALWe may, acting reasonably, refuse admission to our premises or attendance at our auctions by any person.

We act as an agent for our Sellers. The rights we have to claim against you for breach of these Terms of Sale may be used by either us, our employees or agents, or the Seller, its employees or agents, as appropriate. Other than as set out in this Clause, these Terms of Sale are between you and us and no other person will have any rights to enforce any of these Terms of Sale.

We may use special terms in the catalogue descriptions of particular Lots. You must read these terms carefully along with any glossary provided in our auction catalogues.

Each of the clauses of these Terms of Sale operates separately. If any court or relevant authority decides that any of them are unlawful, the remaining clauses will remain in full force and effect.

We may change these Terms of Sale from time to time, without notice to you. Please read these Terms of Sale carefully, as they may be different from the last time you read them.

Except as otherwise stated in these Terms of Sale, each of our rights and remedies are: (a) are in addition to and not exclusive of any other rights or remedies under these Terms of Sale or general law; and (b) may be waived only in writing and specifically. Delay in exercising or non-exercise of any right under these Terms of Sale is not a waiver of that or any other right. Partial exercise of any right under these Terms of Sale will not preclude any further or other exercise of that right or any other right under these Terms of Sale. Waiver of a breach of any term of these Terms of Sale will not operate as a waiver of breach of any other term or any subsequent breach of that term.

These Terms of Sale and any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with them (including any non-contractual claims or disputes) shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of England and the parties irrevocably submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.

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