Sale of Antiques, Fine Art & Decorative Objets...

The North Cotswold Saleroom

Bourton-on-the-Water

Thursday 19th October 2017

at 10.00am

Sale of Antiques, Fine Art & Decorative Objets D’Art

including Specialist Sections of Asian & Oriental Ceramics & Works of Art, Oil Paintings, Watercolours & Engravings

Lot 46 Lot 131

Lot 145

Lot 302

Antiques and Fine Art - 19th October 2017 1

How to get hereBy car The North Cotswold Saleroom is located in Bourton-on-the-Water at the westerly end of the High Street off Lansdowne and accessed via a small driveway between Mary’s Laundry and Bourton Landrovers (look out for the sale sign on the pavement immediately next to the beginning of the driveway), the Saleroom is to be found a short distance down the driveway on the left hand side and is fully signposted.There are excellent free car parking spaces at the Saleroom, please do not park between the Saleroom and the Royal British Legion Hall.By train The nearest stations are Moreton-in-Marsh and Kingham and taxis are readily available from the stations.By bus There are 46 local bus services running from Bourton-on-the-Water and buses can easily be found in most of the villages or from main Towns locally.

Available live online bidding at www.the-saleroom.com/taylerandfletcher

Enquiries: Martin L. Lambert Catalogue: £5SALE VIEWING: Tuesday 17th and Wednesday 18th October 8.00am to 8.00pm and on the Morning of Sale from 7.30am until the sale time at 10.00am. As some items are not inspected by the Auctioneers until they are delivered to the saleroom on the day before the sale, we strongly recommend that you telephone

us before travelling to view a specific item.

Sale Day Telephones: 01451 821666 General 07989 357218 Condition Reports 07792 544318 General Enquiries, Commission Bids 07792 544318 Results (after 3 pm)

Auctioneers’ Offices: THE NORTH COTSWOLD SALEROOM

Landsdowne, Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire GL54 2AR

Tel: 01451 821666E-mail: [email protected]

Where possible, all lots should be cleared from the saleroom by 6.00pm on sale day. The auctioneers will store goods free of charge for a maximum of 1 week after the sale day. Thereafter, storage charges

will be made. Buyers Premium 18% + VAT

Bidding: Please register for a bidding number prior to bidding. Commission and telephone bids must be submitted on the correct forms in full and received by the auctioneers by 7.00pm on viewing days. The auctioneers regret that any bids left after this time are

not guaranteed to be processed/executed.Packaging: We can recommend a professional packing/shipping firm for any items which you cannot collect. We regret we are not

professional packers and cannot take responsibility for items packed and posted by the saleroom on your behalf.

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ANTIquES, FINE ART AND DECORATIVE OBjETS D’ART, INCLuDING SPECIALIST SECTIONS OF ASIAN & ORIENTAL CERAMICS & WORKS OF ART, OIL PAINTINGS, WATERCOLOuRS & ENGRAVINGS

Thursday, 19th October 2017 at 10.00 am preciselyTo be sold by Auction at THE NORTH COTSWOLD SALEROOM

Landsdowne, Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire GL54 2ARFront cover, part detail lot 503

The North Cotswold SaleroomBourton-on-the-WaterGloucestershire GL54 2AR

2 Antiques and Fine Art - 19th October 2017

SALE NOTESTHIS, OuR LAST SELECTED LOT AuTuMN AuCTION SALE OF OuR THREE ANNuAL OFFERINGS FOR 2017 of Antiques, Fine Art and decorative Objets D’Art at our new and permanent venue, The North Cotswold Saleroom, Lansdowne, Bourton-on-the-Water, Glos., GL54 2AR, on Thursday 19th October 2017 that now plays host to all of our auction sales, amounts to over 600 selected lots with the Auctioneers gratefully acknowledging having been favoured with instructions as regards the principal residual contents of The Presidents Quarters of a major central Oxford College with the various Fine Antique Furniture, Ceramics, Silverware, Clocks and Hand Knotted Carpets to be offered from this source removed for convenience of sale to The North Cotswold Saleroom and coming fresh to the market for the first time in many years.Notwithstanding the many various high quality items consigned from the above source, together with various Solicitors’ and Executors’ instructions, private entries and from other sources etc., the Auctioneers are also pleased to be able to offer for sale by public auction a very fine offering of Glassware consigned from an Eastern Royal Family together with very good private entries of Chinese and Oriental Ceramics and Works of Art, the collections primarily originally amassed in Hong Kong and Scotland many years ago. Fine Silverware and a very large 105 lot mixed Oils, Watercolours and Paintings section also complements this most prestigious and established of Gloucestershire sales.INTERNET IMAGES/PHOTOGRAPHS: All lots can be viewed on our website – www.taylerandfletcher.co.ukINTERNET BIDDING; We are pleased to announce, in partnership with thesaleroom.com, we provide live online bidding at our Fine Art auctions. You will be able to see lots on your computer screen at the same time as they appear in the room. You will also be able to relay bids through your computer/laptop directly to the Auctioneer. If you choose to bid live via the internet, please ensure that your bids are swift and in time and not left ‘until the last second’ before the gavel goes down as the Auctioneer may well miss your bid if it is not in time against other bidding. A live audio feed lets you experience the atmosphere of the auction. To register or to find out more information, visit www.thesaleroom.com/taylerandfletcherSALE TIME: The sale will commence at 10.00amPuRCHASE PRICE and VAT: The Purchaser shall pay the hammer price together with a premium of 18% of the hammer price exclusive of VAT which will be added. Items purchased live online via ‘the-saleroom.com’ are also subject to a 3% (on hammer price) surcharge. (Please see ATG media terms and conditions of business)BuYER’S NuMBERS will be used at this sale. Please register beforehand.VIEWING: On Tuesday 17th and Wednesday 18th October from 8.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m. and on the Morning of Sale from 7.30 a.m. until the sale time at 10.00 a.m. As some items are not inspected by the Auctioneers until they are delivered to the saleroom on the day before the sale we strongly recommend that you telephone us before travelling to view a specific item.*Artists Resale Rights (ARR) or Droit de Suite – Please note all lots marked with an asterisk (*) may or may not be subject to an added buyers ARR payment at the maximum rate of 4% of the hammer price, plus V.A.T. on lots of 1000 Euros (approx. £886) or more in accordance with Eu Directive 2001/84/EC. Exchange rates will be calculated at the currency conversion rate on the day of the sale. Each time you bid on a lot covered by the ARR, you agree to pay an additional amount equal to the resale royalty, if you are the successful bidder this amount will be added to your invoice. For further information about ARR please contact the Fine Art Department. CAR PARKING: There are excellent car parking facilities with free car parking spaces directly outside the Saleroom.ATTENDANCE RISK: All Persons attending on the viewing and sale days do so entirely at their own risk and neither the Vendors nor the Auctioneers will be responsible for any accident, injury, damage or loss whatever or however incurred.METHOD OF PAYMENT: All lots to be paid for before removal on the day of sale. Cheques from Persons not known to us only accepted up to the value of a valid cheque card, unless prior arrangements have been made with us, please telephone 01451 821666. Please note, we are only able to accept payment by credit or debit cards from clients in person. Debit cards will incur no charge although payment by credit card will be subject to a 3% surcharge. (Please enquire with the Auctioneer’s for further information). We regret we are unable to take Debit card or Credit card payments after the sale ‘over the Telephone’.COMMISSIONS: The Auctioneers will faithfully execute written commissions without charge, but without accepting responsibility for any oversight. The Auctioneers will absolutely not be held responsible for any oversight or mistakes made when pre sale ’private bids’ are left with any of the Saleroom Porters. Persons not able to attend the Sale personally are invited to complete the auction sale commission bid forms that are freely and widely available at the Auctioneers saleroom offices. No responsibility whatsoever will be accepted by the Auctioneers for any ‘private’ arrangements made in any other regard. Three mobile telephones will be available on the sale day for ‘limited’ telephone bids only on items deemed by the Auctioneers to have a value of £200 or more. £200 is the minimum entry level Telephone bid. Please Note; the Auctioneers will not be held responsible for any oversight with telephone bidding or for any failure of telephone lines or naturally enough, if the number is called and there is no answer.


The North Cotswold Saleroom, Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire

The Timetable below is only a guide. The Auctioneer may go ahead of schedule. It is hoped to maintain a selling rate of about 100 lots per hour and the timetable below is a rough guide only. PLEASE MAKE SuRE THAT YOu ARE IN THE SALEROOM AT LEAST 20 MINuTES BEFORE YOu EXPECT A LOT TO BE OFFERED in case the Auctioneer is ahead of schedule.

COLLECTION & STORAGE: All lots should be cleared from the North Cotswold Saleroom by 6.00 p.m. on the day of sale. Lots left with the Auctioneers on the Sale day for later collection must be collected by the buyer within one week of the sale date. The Auctioneers will store items bought by clients free of charge until this time and after this, any uncollected larger items will be subject to a charge of £5 per week per item. Local delivery of furniture and other items bought can be arranged through the auctioneers if desired, please telephone 01451 821666 for more details.CONDITIONS OF SALE: will be exhibited on the premises on day of sale. Some catalogue descriptions indicate damage, repairs or restorations. This is a general guide only and does not constitute a full condition report or guarantee for other lots when no reference is made. Lots are described by the Auctioneers or Vendors but the authenticity and genuineness of any auction lot must be confirmed by the buyer before purchase. Purchasers are advised to examine every lot carefully prior to sale. All measurements are approximate and the colours printed within this Catalogue are not necessarily ‘true’.LIGHT REFRESHMENTS: will be available in the Saleroom on sale day. SALE RESuLTS: Can be obtained on our website www.taylerandfletcher.co.uk from approx. 7.00pm on the day of Sale.‘TIMED AuCTION’ Certain lots unsold from the main auction sale may well be offered in another ‘internet only’ auction for a period of time after the main event. This service is provided by the-saleroom.com and effectively gives the unsold lots another platform to be sold. This is a free service and lots, if sold in this way, will be subject to the usual vendor’s commission as if sold in the main auction. Further details from the Fine Art Department.

Approx. time 10.00am - 10.15am 10.15am - 10.55am 10.55am - 11.00am11.00am - 11.25am11.25am - 11.40am 11.40am - 12.25pm12.25pm - 12.50pm12.50pm - 1.00pm1.00pm - 2.00pm2.00pm - 3.00pm3.00pm - 3.10pm3.10pm - 3.20pm3.20pm - 4.05pm

ORDER OF SALELOTS1 to 24 POTTERY AND PORCELAIN25 to 92 ASIAN AND ORIENTAL CERAMICS93 to 100 SNuFF BOTTLES101 to 145 GLASSWARE146 to 173 METALWARE AND BRONZES174 to 251 SILVER AND SILVER PLATE 252 to 293 jEWELLERY294 to 308 CLOCKS AND WATCHES309 to 397 OBjETS D’ART, WORKS OF ART AND BIjOuTERIE (including Stamps)398 to 503 PAINTINGS, PICTuRES, LITHOGRAPHS & ENGRAVINGS504 to 514 MIRRORS AND BOOKS515 to 532 HAND KNOTTED PERSIAN AND OTHER RuGS AND CARPETS533 to 603 ANTIquE, PERIOD AND SELECTED DECORATIVE FuRNITuRE


Monthly Collective Auction Sale Dates 2017/18

We have arranged for monthly collective sales of Antique & Reproduction Furniture and Estate Clearance Effects to be held at The North Cotswold Saleroom, Bourton-on-the-Water on the following forthcoming dates:

SATuRDAY 18th NOVEMBER 2017 - to include our 26th Annual specialist Sale of Paintings, Oils and Watercolours.

SATuRDAY 9th DECEMBER 2017 - to include specialist Silver & Jewellery secition, with seasonal Fine Wines, Ports & Champagnes.

SATuRDAY 13th jANuARY 2018 - to include a multitude of local and farther afield house clearances.

Monthly sales commence at 10.00 am. Viewing all day Friday preceding from 8.00am to 6.00pm and on the morning of sale from 7.30 am until start of sale at 10.00 am.

Closing date for entries into sales is 15 days prior to sale date or earlier if fully booked.

Three specialist ANTIquE & FINE ART SALES have been arranged at THE NORTH COTSWOLD SALEROOM, Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire for

February, june and October 2018.

These sales commence at 10.00 am sharp. Viewing on Tuesday prior from 8.00am to 8.00pm, all day Wednesday prior from 8.00am to 8.00pm

and on morning of sale from 7.30am until the sale time at 10.00am. Full details from Martin Lambert.

Valuations: We can provide detailed inventories and valuations for probate, insurance and family division purposes. We give free valuations for auction sale purposes at

The North Cotswold Saleroom on Wednesday mornings between 9.00 am and 1.00 pm or a valuer will be pleased to call at your home to appraise a single item or the whole house contents. We also regularly undertake entire house clearances and haulage and storage of any items can be

easily arranged, to suit the clients’ requirements.

Tayler & Fletcher The North Cotswold Saleroom, Lansdowne, Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire GL54 2AR

Telephone: 01451 821666 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.taylerandfletcher.co.uk

for sale previews, estimates, regular updates, results, lot images and entry forms for e-mail purposes.


LOCAL COTSWOLD OFFICESAuCTIONEERS, VALuERS & ESTATE AGENTS, AGRICuLTuRAL, RESIDENTIAL

& COMMERCIAL “INDEPENDENT & PROFESSIONAL SuRVEYORS”

Serving the North Cotswolds and surrounding areas with Cotswold Offices at

STOW-ON-THE-WOLD Tel: 01451 830383 Fax: 01451 831791

Edward Bagnall FRICS (Partner) Elizabeth Billot MNAEA (Residential Lettings)

Martin Elliott FRICS (Commercial) Charles Carter-Lewis MRICS, FAAV (Rural Land Agent)

BOuRTON-ON-THE-WATER Tel: 01451 820913 Fax: 01451 820818

Matthew Harvey BSc. MRICS Residential Sales (Partner) Adrian Cannon MSc. MRICS, FAAV Rural Estate Management (Partner)

Charles Arkell FRICS, FAAV (Rural Land Agent) Martin Lambert (Fine Art and Antiques Auctioneer and Valuer)

Claire Mowat-Maconochie (Residential Lettings)

CHIPPING NORTON Tel: 01608 644344 Fax: 01608 641001

Francis Winstone-Partridge FNAEA Dip. (Residential Sales) Peter Talbot FRICS, FAAV (Consultant)

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8 A Royal Crown Derby Tea/Coffee Service hand gilded and decorated in the 1128 Imari pattern, comprising lidded Teapot, lidded Coffee Pot, seven Teacup s and Saucers and nine Coffee Cans, all with printed Royal Crown Derby marks to underside, the Coffee Pot 22cm high (including cover) £300 - £500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

9 A large and fine Royal Crown Derby Dinner Service, each piece hand gilded and decorated in the 1128 Imari pattern, comprising a large circular lidded Tureen and Stand, the lid finial modelled as an acorn, a two handled oval Entreé Dish and Cover, a larger oval Platter, twelve Dinner Plates, twelve medium sized Plates, seven Side Plates and twelve two handled Soup Bowls (three with circular stands), each piece with printed Royal Crown Derby marks to underside, (52 pieces total incl. lids), dia. of circular Tureen 29cm £600 - £1,000 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

10 A small selection of 18th century English porcelain to include three Coffee Cups, two Saucers and a Sugar Bowl, each decorated with sprigs etc.(6) £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

11 A Sarreguemines Plate transfer-decorated with a scene depicting the Crimean Battle of Alma, 20.5cm wide £20 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

12 A 1937 Coronation Mug designed and modelled by Dame Laura Knight for Myott Son & Co., together with one other larger King Edward VIII 1937 Coronation Tankard designed by Keith Murray for Wedgwood, the Wedgwood Mug 12cm (2) £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

13 A 19th Century Continental hand decorated porcelain Figure of a Chinaman seated upon a gilt tasselled cushion, in his right hand he holds a Kangxi style green glazed vase, upon square plinth base gilded with leaves, 12cm h. £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

14 A pair of 19th Century Continental hand decorated porcelain Figures both in early style dress, the male with a grapevine and the female with a basket of roses, blue painted and impressed marks to underside, 15cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

15 A pair of late 19th Century Continental hand decorated porcelain Figure Models, two couples each elaborately dressed and the gown and jackets decorated with roses etc., the tallest Figure 13cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

16 A wide 19th Century blue Jasperware style Panel decorated in relief with Classical style figures including cupid and others etc., approaching a burning censer upon a plinth with offerings, 46.5cm x 15.5cm £80 - £10 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

17 A Royal Worcester two handled blush porcelain Vase beautifully decorated in enamels with floral sprays above a circular foot relief moulded with gilded leaf style decoration, printed marks to underside together with registered number, circa 1901, 22cm high £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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1 A Wemyss Preserve Jar and Lid with typical fruit painting, signed Wemyss to base by Nekola £80 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

2 A Royal Worcester porcelain Vase hand painted with roses, date code for 1909 £60 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

3 A large Moorcroft Vase 32cm high with pale cream background and trailing flowers £150 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

4 A selection of six 18th Century blue and white Tiles detailing the various Gospels, within a custom made wrought iron white painted rope twist style frame, (the central top middle Tile with full width corner to corner break), frame size 41cm x 28.5cm £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

5 Two 18th Century leaf shaped transfer decorated Pickle Dishes, the larger 14cm long (2), (small chip to edge of smaller Dish) £20 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

6 An Art Deco period ten place setting Aynsley porcelain Tea/Cake Service comprising ten Cups, a Creamer, a circular Sugar, a large Cake Plate, ten smaller Cake Plates and ten Saucers, each piece with hand gilded decoration and the Cups and Creamer delicately modelled with gilt decorated butterflies as the handles, printed (and some items painted) marks to underside, the condition is generally overall good with the gilding bright and unworn, two Cups with approx. 2.5cm hairlines leading in from the lip of the Cups, otherwise seemingly in good general overall original condition (33 pieces) £500 - £700 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

7 A pair of oak framed 19th Century Prattware style coloured Pot Lids ‘’If ever I plant In that bosom a thorn, no by heaven I exclaim may I perish’’ and ‘’I consent she replied if you promise that no jealous rival shall laugh me to scorn’’, (2) each Pot Lid 11cm diameter £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

CATALOGuEAll lot images can be viewed on our website

taylerandfletcher.co.ukCommencing at 10.00am sharp

Lot 8

POTTERY AND PORCELAIN


18 A late 19th Century porcelain Figure Group two field works resting from cutting corn male and female, she holding a bunch of flowers in her right hand and with amphora to her right beside rockwork etc., (possibly by R.J. Morris), minor damage and reparations to some fingers etc., 28cm high £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

19 A pair of late 19th Century porcelain Figures by R.J. Morris, the young boy blowing a horn the girl with violin and bow in hand, each with R.J. Morris impressed mark to rear of circular plinth base, minor A/F, the boy 39cm £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

20 A late 18th/early 19th Century New Hall Pottery part Tea/Coffee Service, comprising Teacup s, Coffee Cans, Saucers, two handled Sucrier, Cream Boat, Teapot, Slop Bowl etc., (damages and restorations), sold with written provenance from the vendor detailing the Jug from this Service is New Hall 1795 and recorded in the Pattern book £100 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

21 A rare early 19th Century pottery Spirit Barrel, the top and bottom of the barrel decorated with floral sprays, the central raised cork hole flanked by further larger sprays of roses in enamels and with initials MAS in upper case italics, 13.25cm high £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

22 A Rye pottery Charger commemorating the Mayflower (dated 1970), together with a Staffordshire Figure of a prancing Hound and two mid 19th Century Paris style porcelain Cups and Saucers individually decorated with a goat and a badger style animal, the Charger 35.5cm wide (6) £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

23 A late 19th Century German stoneware Jug, polychrome decorated in Renaissance style and with strapwork and heraldic devices in relief, 27cm h. £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

24 A small Burslem Pottery stoneware Jar and Cover in the style of a Martin Brothers grotesque bird, modelled by Andrew Hall, painted and impressed marks to underside, 18cm high £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

ASIAN AND ORIENTAL CERAMICS

25 A Chinese porcelain Bottle Vase, the unusual purple glaze with stiff plantain leaves around the neck and two elephant’s heads flanking, the body delicately incised with open winged birds (possibly phoenixes?) amongst foliage etc., 26cm high £60 - £90 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

26 A large Chinese stoneware double gourd shaped Vase, the neck decorated in cobalt blue with stiff plantain leaves above foliage and Ming style lappets, the lower body with four hound’s heads pieced at the mouths (damage and reparations to top of lip), 41cm high £100 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

27 An 18th Century Chinese porcelain Jug hand decorated in underglaze blue with boats on water before buildings and country surroundings etc., together with one other similar period Chinese porcelain Plate, key fret border and stylised flowers etc., interesting stylised mark to underside, (hairline crack to Plate), dimensions of Plate 23cm diameter (2) £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

28 An unusual pair of 19th Century enamelled and brass mounted two-handled Vases, the handles modelled as Chilong dragons and flanking a body with two Imperial yellow dragons playing with brocade balls, the bases ornately pieced and the legs modelled as elephants’ heads, each approx. 32cm high £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

29 A 17th/18th Century Chinese porcelain Dish of large proportions, central cobalt blue flower head design bordered by Ming style lappets with further peony, the border with six further stylised vignettes against a fish scale style ground, the underside with early style ‘’auspicious objects’’ mark centring concentric circles, 38cm wide (hairlines and rim fritting) £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

30 Two large 18th century Chinese Export ware porcelain Chargers, each hand decorated in underglaze blue and typically depicting peony and shrubs/bamboo etc., (one charger with 19cm star crack to base, the other with general rim fritting, some small hairlines and three small fingernail sized chips to underside), the largest, 36cm diameter (2) £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

31 A late 19th Century Chinese porcelain Sleeve Vase decorated in underglaze blue with dignitaries within a background of flowering shrubs and fencing etc., painted four character reign mark to underside, 19.5cm high £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

Lot 21

Lot 28


32 A late 19th/early 20th Century Chinese porcelain Figure Model, the seated corpulent figure with elaborate robes gilded and with various decoration etc., he rests upon stylised rock work and under his left arm he carries a large carp, the whole figure decorated with enamels, 21cm high £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

33 A small 19th Century Chinese porcelain bottle vase hand decorated in Famille verte enamels in the Kangxi style, pseudo mark to underside, (neck broken and repaired), 14cm £20 - £30 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

34 A fine late 19th Century Japanese porcelain Vase, the decoration delicately applied in enamels and gilding as a group of quail discovering a bees nest within country surroundings, 32.5cm high £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

35 A large Japanese baluster shaped porcelain Vase decorated with Irises against an olive green ground, six character mark to underside, 42.5cm high (probably 20th Century) £150 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

36 A large 19th Century Chinese stoneware ‘’Hu’’ shaped Vase, the flaring neck with two faux bamboo style handles above a Sang de Boeuf glazed body with delicate purple trailing’s, 44cm high £1,000 - £1,500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

37 An early/mid 19th Century Chinese circular porcelain Planter finely decorated in relief enamels with cranes flying amongst stylised cloud etc., with four cobalt blue circular vignettes, each with a female figure in garden style surroundings, 20cm high (14cm hairline to base) £300 - £500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

38 A pair of 19th Century Chinese Canton porcelain Vases, the two gilded handles as Karashishi and cubs playing with brocade balls, the main bodies also with gilded Chilong style dragons/lizards and decorated in the famille rose palette with flowers, objects and figures etc., in typical style, each Vase rim with minor chipping, each approx. 43cm high £400 - £600 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

39 A mid 19th Century Chinese Canton porcelain Vase decorated in enamels in the famille rose palette, the flaring neck above two flange style handles and applied Chilong style dragons above fens looking skyward towards stylised clouds etc., with multi coloured lappet style base, 33.5cm high £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

40 The Nanking Cargo, a delicately decorated Chinese porcelain Tea Bowl and Saucer depicting flowers and bamboo, the outside with a Cafe Au Lait ground, with Christie’s paper label to the underside of the Saucer together with ornate pierced Chinese hardwood Stand £25 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

41 A Kangxi style Chinese porcelain ovoid shaped Vase decorated in cobalt blue with flowers/peony etc., (probably 19th/20th Century, no cover) 17.5cm £60 - £90 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

42 A Chinese Kangxi period porcelain Jar, the neck with a Ruyi band border above chrysanthemums flanked by stylised characters, the base with Ming style lappet border, raised on Chinese hardwood Stand, the Jar 20cm high £400 - £600 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

43 An early 20th Century Chinese porcelain Vase and Cover brightly and elaborately hand decorated with auspicious objects, flower heads and yellow finger citron, 29cm (including cover) £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

44 An early/mid 19th Century Chinese porcelain circular Jar and Cover, the enamelled chrysanthemums and strawberries against a Cafe Au Lait ground, raised on Chinese hardwood Stand, the Jar and Cover 21.5cm £300 - £500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

45 A small Chinese stoneware barrel shaped Garden Seat with pierced Shou characters and auspicious objects, a Ruyi band to the top and two vignettes in relief with dragons contesting the sacred pearl amongst stylised clouds etc., the base with lappet band, raised on Chinese hardwood five legged Stand, the Garden Seat 26cm high (probably 19th Century) £150 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

Lot 34 Lot 36

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46 A Chinese porcelain Butterfly Vase, the flaring neck (with damage and re-gluing to the top section) having a yellow Ruyi band above various butterflies delicately decorated in enamels and a central band depicting four gilded Shou characters amongst scrolling foliage etc., the main bulb style base similarly decorated with butterflies and above a lappet style band, six character mark of Guangxu and of the period, the Vase 39cm high, upon an ornate pierced Chinese hardwood Stand, illustrated inside front cover £2,000 - £3,000 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

47 A fine Chinese Republic period circular porcelain Plaque, the single bird perched delicately upon a flowering branch and within a similar enamelled border of scrolling foliage etc., in famille rose style, the circular Plaque housed within a sliding square screen and separate Stand carved in relief with bats and other similar Chinese symbols etc., the Plaque 27.5cm diameter, the Stand 48cm wide x 58cm high £1,200 - £1,500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

48 A Chinese melon form Yixing Teapot, four-character mark to underside of base, 13cm (from tip of spout to handle) £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

49 A large 19th century Chinese porcelain circular Charger hand-decorated in underglaze blue with a Ruyi head band border encompassing scrolling lotus, the underside also decorated with bamboo leaves, red seal mark to underside, 41.5cm diameter £100 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

50 An 18th century Chinese Export octagonal porcelain Platter having ‘orange peel’ style base, centrally decorated with a large vase plus fly and flowers amongst courtyard surroundings in typical style, 37.5cm wide £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

51 A matched pair of 19th century Chinese porcelain Ginger Jars (now fitted for electricity), both with key-fret style border and scrolling foliage etc., one of the Jars with three cobalt blue Shou style characters, the largest Jar 17cm (not including wooden or brass fittings), together with two circular Chinese hardwood stands £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

52 A boat-shaped Chinese export porcelain Dish on oval foot, decorated in underglaze blue with depictions of buildings before a mountainous backdrop, 32cm wide £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

53 An 18th century Chinese porcelain boat-shaped Dish, hand-decorated in underglaze blue with an outdoor scene with buildings before mountainous surroundings and stylised clouds etc. on conforming foot, 27cm wide £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

54 An 18th century Chinese Export porcelain group comprising larger Plate decorated with a pine tree; a slightly smaller Plate decorated with an exterior building scene; two small Dishes (one with faux character mark to underside between two concentric circles, one Islamic metalware shape) and an 18th century Chinese export ware Cup (5) £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

55 An 18th century, Chinese porcelain, rectangular Box and cover decorated with scrolling lotus, the inside with interior division, (chipping to inside top lip etc.,) 18.5cm wide £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

56 An 18th century Chinese porcelain, rectangular Box and cover naively decorated with scrolls etc., 11cm wide £60 - £90 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

57 A pair of 18th/19th century Chinese porcelain hexagonal Jars and covers, the lids decorated with a single bird amongst flower heads etc., and the bodies similarly decorated, 9cm high £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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58 An unusual pair of Chinese 19th century miniature porcelain Jars with circular covers, each Jar decorated with a profusion of figures in various guises with flags, fans etc., each Jar with concentric double-circle mark to underside, approx. 5.5cm high £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

59 A pair of Chinese 19th century porcelain miniature lozenge-shaped Dishes, (mark to underside and one with seal stamp), together with a Chinese rectangular porcelain Box and cover, the Dishes 7cm wide (3) £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

60 A 19th century Chinese porcelain Dish, central decoration of Lingzhi fungus within a lappet border and outer border with leaves surrounding four different character marks, the underside painted with four stylised bats and also with iron oxide red six-character mark to underside, 18.5cm diameter £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

61 Chinese 18th century export porcelain to include two Cups decorated in the famille rose palette (early/mid 18th Century); a famille rose decorated Saucer, two matching Tea Bowls and one other later Chinese porcelain Vase decorated with scrolling lotus against a rose ground, six-character mark, (6|) £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

62 A boxed Chinese 19th century porcelain Dish hand-decorated in underglaze blue with scrolling lotus etc., 29.5cm diameter £80 - £120 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

63 A circular Chinese porcelain Brush Washer, turquoise-blue ground and four-character mark to underside, 7cm diameter, together with carved Chinese hardwood stand, the five feet carved as Ruyi heads £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

64 A pair of Chinese baluster-shaped porcelain sang de boeuf glazed Vases (now as lamps), the Vases 28cm high (not incl. wood and brass fittings) £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

65 A pair of Chinese hexagonal barrel-shaped pottery Garden Seats decorated with butterflies and strawberries surrounding pierced Shou characters, 47cm £80 - £120 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

66 A quatrefoil shaped Chinese porcelain Dish, delicately decorated in enamels with flower heads and scrolling foliage etc., against a light green ground, with gilded edge border and six character seal mark to underside, 14.5cm w. £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

67 A Kangxi style Chinese porcelain Vase of baluster form (cut down slightly to the top and restorations to the top area), decorated in underglaze blue with scrolling lotus against a leafy ground, six character Kangxi reign mark to underside, prob. 19th Century (drill hole approx. 6cm from the foot), 30cm £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

68 A late 19th/early 20th Century Japanese pottery Vase of ovoid form, the short neck above a body hand gilded and decorated with various shapes, flowers and birds amongst trailing foliage etc., seal mark to underside, 9.5cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

69 An 18th Century (probably Chinese) baluster-shaped porcelain Ewer, hand gilded and decorated in the Imari palette (spout away and re-glued at base section), 18cm high £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

70 A large late 19th Century Chinese Majolica glaze pottery Jardinière Stand, the central Shou character above similar further stylised pierced decoration etc., 78cm high, (provenance, brought back by Dr. Sir James Cantlie on his return from Hong Kong to London in 1896) £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

71 An early 20th Century Japanese porcelain seven piece Hors d’oeuvre set, each piece individually decorated with snowy landscapes etc., and comprising a central circular dish and six further shaped outside dishes, housed within a circular Japanese lacquer box hand gilded and decorated with a single bird perched upon a flowering branch surveying a butterfly in flight, the circular lacquer box 32cm diameter £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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72 A Chinese Hu shaped porcelain Vase (modern), the two panels decorated with a Peacock and one other open winged bird perched upon flowering shrubs and prunus etc., the salmon ground body decorated with scrolling lotus, raised upon slightly spreading circular foot, four character seal mark to underside, together with turned hardwood stand, the Vase 23cm £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

73 A fine quality Japanese ovoid shaped porcelain Kutani ware Vase (with original informational paper booklet), hand decorated with flowers and leaves in a restrained style, red character mark to underside, 21cm high £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

74 A fine quality Chinese Republic style rectangular porcelain Plaque, mountainous scene with a grand arched entrance before a pathway leading to water with boats and a further building, Chinese character script top right, housed within a Chinese hardwood frame having a Shou character style brass hanging mount, the Plaque 37.5cm x 25cm £500 - £700 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

75 A large late 19th/early 20th Century Chinese Canton porcelain Basin hand decorated in typical style in the famille rose palette, six character mark to underside, 42cm diameter £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

76 A pair of large 19th Century Chinese Canton porcelain Vases, each with two handles modelled as Karashishi and cub and each with two applied lizards either side above vignettes decorated with exotic birds, roses and panels with figures in interior surroundings in typical style in enamels in the famille rose palette, 45cm high £400 - £600 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

77 An early 20th Century Japanese porcelain Dish hand gilded and decorated in the Thousand Faces pattern, three character mark to underside, 22cm dia. £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

78 A mixed group of Chinese Ceramics to include a Tek Sing Dish with certificate of authenticity, early style Bowls, conical shaped Wine Cups, a Tea Bowl etc., all hand decorated with various patterns in underglaze blue (12 items including covers) £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

79 A large baluster shaped green painted and vertically gilt drizzled pottery Vase of modern manufacture, (small chip to underside), 29cm high £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

80 A pine framed (later) late 19th Century stained glass and enamelled panel in high Islamic style, the central early style vase with Islamic script and lugs above stylised patterns of animals and scrolls etc., and a spreading circular foot from within emanates a profusion of varying coloured and different varieties of flowers etc., the border also finely enamelled in relief with stylised flower heads and turquoise blue tendrils, together with one other matching smaller separate top panel (also pine framed), the larger enamel glass panel (to incl. frame) 180cm x 68cm, the smaller panel 37cm x 68cm (2) £1,000 - £1,500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

81 A 19th Century Chinese porcelain Jar (drilled) hand decorated in underglaze blue with various plants and a single stork etc., with turned Chinese hardwood circular cover delicately pierced centrally with a Shou character, together with one other similar sized 20th Century Chinese Jar decorated with scrolling lotus, the ovoid shaped jar with pieced cover 18.5cm (2) £60 - £90 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

82 An opposing pair of late 19th/early 20th Century Chinese Blanc de Chine Figures of Guanyin as wall mounted pockets, some damage, 18.5cm high £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

83 A 19th Century Chinese oval porcelain Dish typically hand decorated in the Imari palette (in half and repaired) together with one other smaller example decorated with a central flower surrounded by three ‘’Christmas Tree’’ shaped vignettes decorated with pine trees, both with character marks to underside, the larger oval Dish 27.5cm wide (2) £20 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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84 A small Oriental ceramics group to include Tea Bowls, one earlier Bowl with stylised decoration, a Ming style Bowl (later) decorated to the interior with a central sprig above a lotus lappet style base and an early 20th Century Japanese hexagonal Satsuma Box and Cover finely gilded and decorated with figures, also decorated to the inside of the lid and interior (5) £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

85 An Oriental ceramics group to include a Japanese pottery Vase (early 20th Century) profusely decorated in polychrome enamels with figures and flowers before water etc., (three character mark to underside) together with a similar period Japanese Satsuma style Teapot and Cream Jug and one further larger Teapot and Cover (damage) (4) £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

86 A pair of early/mid 19th Century Chinese porcelain Dishes, each delicately decorated in enamels with butterflies and various small insects amongst peony/chrysanthemum against a celadon ground, each with stylized six character mark to underside, 26.5cm diameter £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

87 An 18th Century Chinese porcelain square Box and Cover, the cover with a key fret border and a stylized bat above scrolls and emblems etc., 8cm £250 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

88 A pair of 19th Century Chinese Canton porcelain Bottle Vases, the panels decorated with birds and flowers in typical style against a yellow ground (both bases drilled and one Vase with restoration to top of neck) £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

89 A 19th Century Chinese porcelain Cadogan Teapot, the quatrefoil shaped reserves decorated with a single bird upon a flowering branch and the other panel with figures seated before a table against a turquoise ground, raised on spreading yellow circular foot, crack to handle where top and handle meets the body and small chip away to lower side of handle £400 - £500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

90 A 19th Century Chinese porcelain Bowl, turquoise interior glaze and the exterior decorated in enamels with Buddhist emblems to each side, raised on conforming slightly spreading octagonal foot, seal mark underside, 18.5cm w £150 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

91 A pair of early 20th Century Chinese pottery turquoise glazed Bottle Vases on raised circular feet, the slightly larger 27.5cm (some chipping/fritting) £60 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

92 An interesting Chinese stoneware Karashishi, the beast in seated position with open mouth and upon rectangular plinth base, all over Sang de Beouf glaze and the plinth with mustard/green glazes, 13cm high £300 - £400 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

92 A A large Chinese Canton porcelain Vase hand decorated in enamels, 96cm £200 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

CHINESE SNuFF BOTTLES

93 An early 19th Century Chinese porcelain Snuff Bottle, the body delicately painted in cobalt blue with a scene of hunting, one mounted figure and several figures on foot carrying the kill, with cabouchon shaped Celadon green jade stopper, original dealer paper label to underside, 9.5cm high £150 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

94 A large 19th century Chinese porcelain Snuff Bottle, hand-decorated in underglaze blue with mounted figures riding towards a stone arch, four-character mark to underside, Celadon green Jade stopper, 8.5cm £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

95 A large 19th century Chinese porcelain Snuff Bottle hand-decorated with cobalt blue and browns depicting a large building with open wooden gates, paper label to side and six-character mark to underside, cabouchon-shaped Celadon Jade stopper, 8.75cm £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

96 A 19th century Chinese porcelain Snuff Bottle decorated in relief with blossoms against a mid-blue ground, four-character mark to underside, cabouchon green Jade stopper, 8cm £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

97 A 19th century Chinese porcelain Snuff Bottle of hexagonal form (broken neck and re-glued) together with one other Chinese circular example decorated with three standing figures, both Snuff Bottles have green Jade stoppers, the tallest 8.5cm, (2) £60 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

98 A 19th century Chinese porcelain Snuff Bottle of cylindrical form and decorated in dark cobalt blue with a single bird perched upon a branch, Celadon green Jade stopper, 7.75cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

99 A small Chinese 19th century porcelain Snuff Bottle of hexagonal form, hand-decorated with flowers, orange hardstone stopper, 6.5cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

100 A 19th century, Chinese porcelain, cylindrical Snuff Bottle, scrolling lotus-style decoration, small green hardstone stopper and red seal mark to underside (damage), together with one other smaller cylindrical example hand-decorated with a fisherman in a boat, the largest Bottle 7.5cm (2) £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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GLASSWARE

101 A most unusual 19th Century glass Casket, the panels consisting of double glass with extensive silver foliate decoration between, the top similarly decorated but with a central scene of a pheasant shooter and his dog, the ormolu mounts have figural corners, later base lining £250 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

102 An interesting 19th Century four-sphere shaped glass Inkwell with gilt metal hinged cover, 10cm £20 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

103 A René Lalique frosted glass Plafonnier in the Dahlias pattern, moulded mark to inside and etched R LALIQUE FRANCE mark to outside top lip of glass, 30.5cm diameter - Please note, the Plafonnier has a 29cm crack running through it from the lip edge into the bowl £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

104 A modern René Lalique glass Bowl in the Epis design decorated with ears of barley, R. Lalique mark in relief to centre, 29.75cm diameter £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

105 A five piece Lalique glass Hors d’oeuvre set, central circular dish and four quadrant sections making up a larger circle, each piece with gadrooned top, etched R. Lalique, France marks, 26.5cm diameter £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

106 A glass Bowl, the raised very slightly opalescent border with stylised designs in relief, etched Lalique, France mark to underside of base, 26.5cm diameter (minor ground chip to edge) £150 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

107 An Art Deco style opalescent glass Swan mounted upon an oval chrome base and a later oval marble plinth style base and fitted for electricity (possibly originally an Art Deco style illuminating car mascot), chip to end of tail, 14cm (full height), the marble base 12cm long £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

108 An unusual 19th Century soda glass style circular tapering Vase, the overhanging mauve lip above a ground pontil mark to the base, 23cm high £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

109 A late 19th Century conical shaped clear glass vase having bubble style inclusions, 25cm £20 - £30 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

110 A heavy 1960’s Scandinavian style Art Glass Vase, transparent exterior and the interior predominantly red with a blue outer casing, each face engraved with three staff like motifs, 24cm high £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

111 A pair of 19th Century red flash cut Decanters of waisted form, each engraved to the shoulders with running deer, birds and buildings amongst foliage etc., the four sides to the base similarly engraved in foliate style, each approx. 22.5cm (including Stoppers) £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

112 A fine quality cut glass and ormolu mounted Ceiling Light, the gilt metal support finely modelled with leaves, flower heads and tendrils etc., above an ovoid shaped heavy glass Shade with an inverted finial cast with acorns and acanthus leaves, approx. 53cm high (not including chain) £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

113 An unusual heavy glass Vase layered and modelled with cabouchon opalescent half spheres of squat baluster section, 25cm high x 25cm (widest) £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

114 A fine and large Bohemian blue flash cut baluster shaped Vase of tall proportions, the four oval panels delicately hand cut with flower heads and leaves etc., 41cm high £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

115 A fine large and heavy Bohemian blue flash cut pedestal Bowl and Stand, the six oval flash cut panels decorated with flowers heads, leaves and stylised motifs etc., raised on separate circular spreading conforming foot similarly hand cut with stylised shapes and hobnail’s etc., (minor ‘’ding’’ to extremities of bowl lip otherwise in excellent overall order. 30cm dia. x 30cm h £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

116 A circular glass and gilt metal mounted Box, transfer decorated to the lid with a scene of a male and female in medieval style clothes, 7cm diameter £20 - £30 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

117 A pair of George III period glass Salts, each with a reverse glass miniature portrait (damage) £20 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

118 A pair of Art glass Vases of conical form and green/purple iridescent finish, moulded quatrefoil shaped tops and with trailing decoration in relief (possibly Loetz), 18cm £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

119 Emile Galle (1846-1904) Nancy, amber coloured glass Cup and Saucer, the Cup with trailing handle and beautiful enamelling of tendrils and flowers etc., the Saucer decorated as a flower head design, each item engraved with signature E. Galle, Nancy, the Saucer 11.5cm diameter, circa 1900 £100 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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120 A 19th Century gilt metal mounted ruby flash cut Bohemian tapering cylindrical Tankard finely engraved with six vignettes depicting German palaces etc., raised on flower head shaped foot, 26cm high £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

121 An interesting Swedish Kosta Boda glass Vase, the circular dish shaped vase representing a single fish against a foamy sea, 34cm wide together with original accompanying colour bookle £70 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

122 A modern Lalique frosted glass conical shaped Vase decorated with open winged swallows in relief, etched Lalique, France mark to underside, 24.5cm £250 - £350 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

123 A fine and modern Lalique glass Bowl, of circular waisted form the frosted sides depicting striding leopards against palm tree leaves, etched Lalique (France) mark to underside, 25cm diameter £250 - £350 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

124 Baccarat (France), a modern waisted tapering, octagonal heavy crystal Vase, etched Baccarat (France) mark to underside, 25cm high, (minor scratch to one bottom panel and scratching to underside of foot etc., £150 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

125 Baccarat (France), a modern waisted tapering, octagonal heavy crystal Vase, etched Baccarat (France) mark to single lower panel, and also etched mark to underside, 23.5cm high (some scratching) £150 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

126 A mushroom head shaped clear glass Paperweight infused with purple speck highlights (unsigned), 8.5cm diameter £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

127 Daum, Nancy, France, a pair of modern frosted glass Trinket Dishes modelled as fruiting vine, each etched Daum, France, each approx. 11cm £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

128 Lalique, France, a set of four varying coloured small circular Bowls together with two smaller similar Bowls by Moser, all Bowls with etched marks, the Lalique Bowls 11cm diameter, the Moser Bowls approx. 7cm diameter, (damage to two Lalique Bowls), (6) £150 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

129 Daum, Nancy, France, a pair of modern campana style glass Urn Vases, each decorated in high relief with leaves and tendrils etc., the lips of the Vases starting green and trailing into purples/russet colouration, each 15.5cm h. £300 - £500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

130 Francois-Emile Decorchemont (French, 1880-1971), a two handled circular glass Bowl in ‘’pate de verre’’, of faceted circular form, varying sea green inclusions, the body with concentric facets, etched to the underside MA, impressed mark, 7cm high x 15.5cm diameter £700 - £1,000 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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131 A large and exceptionally fine Art Nouveau style frosted glass and white metal mounted (marked) Lemonade Jug by Daum of Nancy, the dome topped hinge lid decorated repoussé style with lily pads and the thumbpiece as bulrushes, the spout and neck with similar repoussé style decoration and with leaf capped scrolling handle attaching to a frosted glass body gilded and decorated Cameo acid etched style with further large gilt highlighted lily pads on circular slightly spreading foot, marked to underside in gilt, Daum, Nancy, 29.9cm high (to tip of thumbpiece), illustrated inside front cover £3,000 - £5,000 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

132 An iridescent Art Glass Vase of modern manufacture, slightly tapering neck above an ovoid body with lime green trails in relief, 17cm high £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

133 A large Art Deco style frosted green campana shaped glass Vase, the elongated flaring reeded body above a short waisted lower section connecting to a domed spreading foot, 49cm high £300 - £500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

134 A fine 19th Century opaque glass octagonal Cup and Cover, the Cover and main body very finely gilded and decorated in enamels with varying flowers etc., around inverted tear drop shaped reserves, on conforming foot, 22cm high (to tip of Cover) £500 - £700 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

135 A very fine suite of ten hand blown Wine Glasses, each with gilded rim above a spreading bowl and thistle shaped neck similarly hand decorated and gilded, elongated baluster stems, on circular feet hand gilded and decorated with leaves etc., each approx. 23cm high(10) £500 - £800 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

136 Three tall clear glass Vases of waisted square section (modern), (some chips to feet and to lips of Vases), approx. 71.5cm £60 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

137 A magnificent suite of 15 crystal Hock Glasses by St Louis (France), each heavy drinking glass with gilded ruby glass bowl very finely etched and highlighted with leaves, scrolls, flowers and shell like motifs etc., above clear glass faceted Silesian style stems and circular foot with gilded edge and star cut underside, each glass marked to underside St Louis, each 17cm high, although very slightly alternating each glass approx. 294g (15) £1,000 - £1,500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

138 Vera Walther, three varying sized hand blown Art Glass Vases loosely in Art Nouveau style (late 20th Century) handmade in Germany, together with one other similar Vase, with etched signatures and two Vases with Vera Walther stickers, the largest 32cm high £150 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

139 A large early 20th Century soda glass style Bowl modelled as a footed goblet, the main body with gilded swirling decoration above a circular stem and spreading circular foot, (unmarked), 28cm high £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

140 Two modern signed Art Glass Dishes, each decorated with a multitude of gilt flecks, each hand blown with ground pontil mark, the larger 18cm dia. £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

141 A glass Bowl in Art Deco style with faceted pink and russet red inclusions, signed to underside Mourinot, 13cm diameter £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

142 Andre Thuret (French born 3rd November 1898), a highly influential glassmaker using metallic and coloured inclusions and coloured bubbles often becoming identifying features of his glass design, he worked in a traditional glass blowing technique exhibiting at The Salon D’Automne in 1928 and 1932 and obtained his first plate of the company of encouragement to art, he was invited to exhibit in the United States in 1929/30 and he received his Chevalier of The Legion of Honour in 1947, the Bowl of faceted form with pink glass bubble inclusions and the sides with large ‘’pressed in’’ style workings, etched Andre Thuret mark to underside of base, 15cm diameter £300 - £400 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

143 Georges Dumoulin (1882-1959), a faceted ovoid shaped glass Inkwell with recessed circular top and lots of bubble inclusions, etched G Dumoulin to underside, 9cm £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

144 Brocard, Philippe-Joseph (1831-1896), a fine two handled green tinted glass Flask in the Mamluk Islamic style, the conical shaped neck with turquoise and gilt tendrils above the two applied handles with scrolling decoration, annulated lower spreading neck decorated with gilded flower heads above further similar turquoise and gilt tendrils and each side with Islamic style central vignette headed with a flower head, raised on oval spreading circular foot, gilded just above the spreading circular foot Brocard, Paris 1871, 31cm high, illustrated inside back cover £2,000 - £3,000 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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145 Brocard, Phillipe-Joseph (1831-1896), a magnificent glass pedestal Bowl, the slightly flaring top with gilded flowers and tendrils against a claret red enamel ground, the lower body similarly finely decorated with stylised scales headed with gilded flower heads above one further smaller red enamel and gilded band bordering a central Islamic style motif, raised upon a spreading circular glass for which is annotated in red enamel Brocard, Paris 1871 Exposition De Londres, 15cm high x 31cm diameter, illustrated inside front cover £3,000 - £5,000 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

METALWARE AND BRONZES

146 A most unusual pair of 19th Century very heavy brass and iron Signalling Cannons, each realistically modelled an standing on oak base, evidence of firing, barrel length 12’’ £250 - £350 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

147 A 19th Century gilt metal and Sevres style porcelain mounted ladies Desk Set comprising dome topped lined Stationery/Letters Casket together with a similar Blotter, each profusely engraved with scrolling foliage and mounted with oval Sevres style porcelain panels hand decorated with various floral sprays etc., (2), the Blotter 20.25cm £70 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

148 A high Art Nouveau style and period pewter Wine Cooler, circular makers plaque to underside ‘’Kayserzinn’’ (small repair is needed as the base of the Cooler has now started to come away from the body), 20.5cm x 30cm wide (including handles) £25 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

149 An early 20th Century Japanese cloisonné baluster shaped Vase very finely decorated with Irises within silver wire, (minor damage), 29.5cm high £150 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

150 A pair of Japanese Meiji period patinated bronze Vases, the two handles fixed to a body decorated in relief with chrysanthemum and other symbols including ribbons etc., 20cm high £80 - £120 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

151 A large and fine pair of Qianlong style (probably 19th Century) Chinese cloisonné Bottle Vases, gilded interiors and the outset lip above a Ruyi head band and scrolling lotus and other foliage etc., each with a white band below the neck with four leaved flower heads and green leaves etc., the main bodies decorated with larger peony and chrysanthemum, raised on short slightly spreading circular feet terminating in outset gilded plinth, 52cm high £700 - £1,000 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

152 A good pair of late 19th/early 20th Century aesthetic movement brass Lamp Standards, each with pleated splayed shade above a barley twist style stem and tripod base headed with flower heads, each approx. 176cm high (including shades) £300 - £500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

153 A pair of gilt metal 19th Century style Ceiling hanging Oil Lamps fitted for electricity, each with two dragon mask style decorative applique’s and with domed milk coloured glass shades and clear glass funnels to the oil reservoirs, together with one other Oil Lamp Fame (no brass oil reservoir or glass shades etc.,) (3) £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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154 A 19th century Eastern brass/bronze Sprayer having turned ebonised handle, the spout modelled as an elephant-style head, 59cm £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

155 A bronze Sculpture Model of two Horses standing abreast 18.5cm wide £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

156 An Oriental (probably Chinese) heavy brass and crushed turquoise inlaid Pot and Cover of rounded bellied form, 8.5cm diameter £20 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

157 A 19th Century gilt metal adjustable Table Lectern, the friezes decorated in relief with scrolling foliage, the four cast legs pierced and similarly decorated with leaves and pineapples etc., (adjustable rest away from back plate), 37cm £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

158 A patinated bronze Owl ornament (probably 20th Century Greek), 12cm high £20 - £30 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

159 A pair of 19th Century French Gothic style patinated bronze Candle Holders pierced and decorated with trefoils, fleur de lys and tracery in high Gothic style, 15.5cm high (one with a small amount of tracery away to the top) £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

160 A pair of 19th Century bronze Models of exotic dogs, each standing four square and raised upon rectangular gilt bronze plinths, each approx. 8cm h. £70 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

161 A pair of Art Deco style patinated bronze oval Wall Appliques, male and female opposing, each signed Alice Fagny Sapet, the gentleman’s profile 27.5cm high £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

162 A large Japanese bronze Sculpture of a Crane, signed Yoshida to the neck, of good patination and size, circa 20th Century, 94cm high £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

163 A fine pair of Chinese cloisonné enamel ovoid shaped Vases and Covers, the finial’s as gilded Karashishi above domed covers and stylised Ruyi heads, the main bodies finely decorated with chrysanthemum above a lappet style border, each approx. 13.5cm high (modern) £150 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

164 *Allen Hallett, East African born 1948, a Limited Edition (2/20) large and heavy bronze Sculpture of a Water Buffalo upon rockwork, signed and on a stained wood plinth base, total height 32cm, the wooden plinth 37cm £300 - £500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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166 A large oval bronzed wall hanging Charger decorated in relief in Renaissance style, 55cm wide £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

167 An early 20th Century Newlyn School style copper wall hanging Charger, the border with hand hammered decoration in relief of various fish swimming amongst seaweed etc., 47cm diameter £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

168 A matched pair of late 19th Century Japanese cloisonné Dishes, one depicting storks amongst prunus and bamboo, the other with a fish and crayfish in a bowl with a dragonfly over, 30cm diameter £80 - £120 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

169 A large brassed eight light Chandelier, approx. 82cm (full width), with Bonham’s Auctioneer’s Saleroom label £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

170 A very large two tier 18 branch brass Chandelier, approx. 105cm (full width) x 85cm high, with Bonham’s Auctioneer’s Saleroom label £150 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

171 A fine Japanese Meiji period bronze Vase, the outset lip with key fret pattern above high relief decoration of bamboo, exotic birds and ducks swimming and diving into stylized water, raised on circular foot (one drill hole to neck), 26cm high £200 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

172 A large gilt metal Deity (probably Tibetan, Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara) with a multitude of twelve heads and arms etc., upon a semi elliptical base decorated with lotus, 61.5cm high (probably 20th Century) £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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173 An 18th Century Chinese bronze archaic style Fang Ding and Cover, the Cover finial modelled as a recumbent hound above a two handled main vessel with interior script to the two longer sides, the exterior cast in archaistic style, raised on four shaped legs, sold together with British Museum Department of Oriental Antiquities receipt dated 16 9 72 detailing Museum description and with date attribution of 18th Century, 21.5cm (including finial) £500 - £700 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

SILVER AND SILVER PLATE

174 A fine pair of 18th Century George III cast silver Sauce Tureens by William Grundy, London assayed 1770, the oval domed top surmounted with a poppy seed-head and foliate finial surrounded by a gadrooned edge border above a baluster shaped body surmounted with two cast oak leaf and acorn handles and raised on ‘C’ scroll and shell feet decorated with acanthus leaf, the body engraved with an armorial depicting a horse’s head within an oval cartouche surrounded by foliate decoration, total weight 1173g (approx), (2) £2,000 - £2,500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

175 A 19th Century tortoiseshell and silver Inkstand, two silver mounted inkwells with a silver pique work pen rest £150 - £180 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

176 A white metal (tests as silver) Photograph Frame enamelled in red, pink and green, probably Turkish and late 19th Century £80 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

177 A silver Purse with fully fitted interior, ivory aide memoir and finger ring chain, hallmarked Chester 1912 by H Matthews £80 - £120 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

178 A matched set of six silver and enamelled Teaspoons by Bernard Instone, each with typical coloured enamel, hand hammered finish and bearing facsimile signature, three hallmarked Birmingham 1924 and three 1957 £300 - £400 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

179 A small 19th Century electro plated oval Dish with handle upon three shaped feet, the central repoussé style decoration of figures drinking within countryside surroundings, round plaque to underside ‘’Derby S.P. Co., International S.Co.,’’ 17cm wide £20 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

180 An Eastern white metal and brass conical shaped Beaker engraved with stylised designs and foliage etc., raised on short circular foot, £20 - £30 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

181 A 19th Century Sheffield plated Salver, the raised pie crust style border with shell style motifs around a decorative border of engraved scrolling foliage and ‘C’ scrolls, with armorial crest and Latin legend engraved into a ‘’let in’’ shield, raised on three scrolling feet, 21.5cm diameter £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

182 A silver spoon (probably Dutch), the finial modelled as a rearing horse and leading to a shell shaped bowl decorated repoussé style with husks and thistle heads, Chester import marks for 1889, 13.75cm £20 - £30 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

183 A Georgian style hallmarked silver Bachelor’s Teapot together with a matching two-handled Sugar, each with gadrooned lip and raised on four ball-style feet, each assayed Birmingham 1929, length of Teapot (including handle) 24.5cm, total weight approx. 461g £120 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

184 A small 19th century hallmarked silver Bowl (in late 17th century style), the outset lip above a rope-style border and the lower body decorated repoussé style with various punched decorated and writhen reeding, the base centrally set with a George II silver coin, with remnants of gilding to interior, assayed London 1888, 8.25cm diameter, approx. 67g £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

185 An Art Deco style/period 800 grade silver backed Dressing Table Set comprising hand held Mirror, Hairbrush, two Clothes Brushes, one further smaller Brush with handle (possibly for shaving?), two cut glass square Requisite Jars and a smaller cut glass Jar with large lid, together with a Comb Mounting (minus comb), each piece with engine turned decoration (9 items) £60 - £90 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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186 A large and fine 19th Century silver plated Warming Pan, the cover with ornately cast foliate style handle lifting to reveal a three sectional removable divide, the turned ivory handle unscrewing to provide hot water access to the aperture, complete with original wing nut style screw £80 - £120 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

187 An 800 grade silver flower head shaped Bowl centrally engraved with two sides of the globe, handmade Italian silver, 14.5cm diameter, approx. 130g £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

188 A large and heavy 18th Century silver Hot Water Jug/Coffee Pot, the hinged dome topped cover surmounted with a bell shaped finial, with woven rush handle and the main baluster body with a lower wrythern and foliate design repoussé style, raised on circular foot, makers mark ER, assayed London 1759, old British Antique Dealer’s Association circular sticker to middle of body, with elaborately engraved armorial crest, 27cm high, approx. 675g £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

189 An 18th Century style (20th Century) hallmarked silver three legged Cream Jug together with matching larger Sugar, makers mark J.W. & S, Birmingham assay marks for 1922/23, total weight approx. 150g £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

190 A hallmarked silver ‘’Armada’’ style Dish together with a small circular hallmarked silver Pot and Cover, the Cover having a ‘’knotted Ball’’ style finial and with gilt interior, approx. 111g £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

191 An early 20th Century silver mounted green glass Vase, the silver verticals in secessionist style, raised on spreading circular foot, the silver with makers mark of D&F, assayed Birmingham 1906, total height 15cm £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

192 A good and heavy three piece George IV period Tea Service comprising Teapot, two handled Sugar and Cream Jug, each with acanthus style cast handle and elaborate floral decoration repoussé style, each on four foliate cast legs, the Sugar and Cream Jug with gilded interiors, vacant cartouche, makers mark HH (for Hyam Hyams), assayed London 1824, the Teapot width (from tip of spout to end of handle) 28cm, total weight of all approx. 1,470g £500 - £700 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

193 A boxed Mappin & Webb Knife, Fork and Spoon set having hallmarked silver handles £20 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

194 A cased pair of early 20th century oval hallmarked silver Salts with blue glass liners by Ollivant & Botsford £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

195 A hand-held Edwardian silver circular Dressing Table Mirror with unusual hinged circular handle, the back engraved ‘Violet’, Birmingham assay marks £25 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

196 A selection of small white metal Dishes etc., to include an Ashtray set with a mid-20th century Portuguese coin (engraved ‘1955’); a similar sterling silver Dish also inset with a coin; a small three egged Dish engraved and dated 1955; a Dish engraved centrally with a name; one further similar Dish engraved with armorial and a pair of pierced hallmarked silver Trinket Dishes decorated with key fret design (7) £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

197 A small silver group to include a hallmarked silver Dish Holder; an early 20th century Indian silver two-handled Trophy engraved ‘Delhi Horse Show February 1920’; a silver Mustard with blue glass liner; a small silver Bud Vase and an Eastern circular silver plated Box and cover decorated repoussé style with leaves, foliage etc. (5) £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

198 A small silver group to include a Walker & Hall hallmarked silver three-legged Sauce Boat, a neo-classical style hallmarked silver Pepperette and one other similarly sized Pepperette decorated in Eastern style (3) £30 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

199 A Georgian silver baluster-shaped Caster on slightly spreading circular foot, assayed London, probably 1783, 15.5cm high, approx. 111g £60 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

200 A pair of heavy hallmarked silver Grape Scissors double-struck with neo- classical style decoration in relief, makers marks JD&S, Sheffield assay marks, 14.5cm £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

201 A matched pair of Georgian silver Table Spoons (one London hallmark, one Birmingham hallmark) £25 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

202 A small 19th century hallmarked silver Spirit Label, ‘Whisky’ £20 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

203 A set of five 19th century fiddle-pattern, hallmarked silver, Dessert Spoons together with six matched 19th century fiddle-pattern Table Forks engraved with armorial, approx. 564g, (11) £120 - £160 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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204 Assorted silver Spoons etc., to include Teaspoons, Table Spoons and other similar items, approx. 373g £80 - £120 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

205 A small selection of silver Spoons to include Mustard Spoons, Commemorative style Spoons etc., approx. 104g £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

206 A fiddle-and-thread pattern silver Caddy Spoon, makers mark WT, assayed London 1825, together with one other smaller example initialled to the spoon handle, various marks to underside of handle, the larger Spoon 8cm (2) £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

207 A late 18th century hallmarked silver Caddy Spoon with bright cut decoration to the handle and bowl, makers mark TW, together with one other silver Caddy Spoon having a scallop-shaped bowl (2) £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

208 A hallmarked silver Caddy Spoon, the shaped bowl engraved with flowers and leaves etc., the handle engraved with an armorial crest and assayed Birmingham, together with one other hallmarked silver example having a tea leaf shaped bowl, makers mark WP, (2) £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

209 A white metal (marked sterling) hinged Snuff Box, the base and lid top carved from mottled green hardstone, 5.5cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

210 A 19th century heart-shaped white metal Snuff/Pill Box, the double-hinged lid engraved with an armorial crest as flowers beneath a coronet, 3.5cm £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

211 Two small silver rectangular Vinaigrettes, one marked for Francis Clark and assayed Birmingham 1842, the other smaller with makers mark A.T. and assayed 1856, both with pierced gilded grills, the smaller Vinaigrette with original sponge (2) £80 - £120 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

212 A George III period silver Vinaigrette, reeded edge to the main body and lid opening to reveal an elaborate filigree style gilded grille, makers mark for John Turner £80 - £120 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

213 A mid-19th century oval-ended silver Vinaigrette, with engine-turned base and lid, monogrammed cartouche EG, and bright-cut style decoration to the edges, gilded to the inside of the lid and with pierced grille, makers mark initials DP, assayed Birmingham 1852 £70 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

214 A mid-19th century oval silver Vinaigrette, engine-turned decoration and the lid with engraved initials and dated 1866, makers mark of John Tongue, with ornately pierced gilded grille and assayed Birmingham 1864 £70 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

215 A small hallmarked silver rectangular Snuff/Pill Box engraved to the lid with foliate designs, together with one other similarly sized early 20th C. oval example, also with foliate style engraving to the lid and vacant cartouche, (2) £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

216 A small late-18th century circular hallmarked silver Patch Box, the circular over with shield-shaped cartouche and bright-cut engraving, engraved MW, also with monogram to underside, makers mark of Joseph Taylor, assayed Birmingham 1797 £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

217 A pair of late 18th Century neo Classical style Sheffield plated table Candlesticks, each with removable reeded sconce, baluster shaped body and circular foot, (some bleeding), 30.5cm £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

218 A hallmarked silver Capstan Inkwell, the hinged tortoiseshell and pique work hinged lid above a spreading foot, assayed Birmingham 1909, 15.5cm diameter (some dings and dents etc.,) £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

219 A hallmarked silver six division Toast Rack, makers mark WE, assayed London 1816 (one division is away and needs re-soldering), (also with previous repairs), approx. 220g £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

220 A heavy hallmarked silver Cigar Case, profusely engraved with stylised scrolls, centrally monogrammed CRH, gilt interior, makers mark WN Ltd, assayed Birmingham 1915, approx. 197g, 15.5cm £60 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

221 A pair of hallmarked silver octagonal form table Candlesticks (weighted), mark of Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co., assayed London 1909, 17.5cm £60 - £90 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

222 A pair of boat shaped pierced silver Bon Bon Dishes, repoussé decoration in high rocaille style, marks indistinct (possibly Birmingham 1899), 18cm wide, total weight of two Dishes approx. 137g, (some dents and dings etc.,) £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

223 A fine heavy hallmarked silver Montieth style Rose Bowl, the lip headed with cherubic masks in relief above ‘C’ scrolls and fruiting branches etc., raised on spreading circular foot, makers mark rubbed, assayed London 1898, approx. 1,018g, 24.5cm diameter £250 - £350 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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224 A 19th Century silver plated Brandy Warmer having turned ebonised handle together with an ornate 19th Century silver on copper Chalice, the lip border cast as fruiting vine above an armorial crest, raised on spreading circular foot cast with leaves, the Brandy Warmer 28cm wide (including handle) (2) £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

225 A 19th Century hallmarked silver Card Case, profusely engraved with scrolling foliate designs and engraved with monogram BM, makers mark ?M, assayed Birmingham 1851, 10cm £70 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

226 A 19th Century hallmarked silver Spirit Label ‘’RUM’’ together with a Scottish silver Wine Label ‘’CLARET’’, makers mark of Mackay, Chisholm (2) £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

227 A 19th Century (neo Classical style) oval Mustard with blue glass liner, high scrolling handle and reeded lower base, assayed London 1885, together with unassociated silver Mustard Spoon £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

228 A small group of silver fiddle pattern Spoons, to include a set of five 19th Century examples assayed in Edinburgh, one further Tea Spoon, one further smaller Spoon and a Mustard (8), total weight approx. 162g £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

229 A set of six late 19th Century hallmarked silver Coffee Spoons (probably Dutch), each Spoon surmounted with a figural finial and with barley twist style stem, with London import marks, 9.5cm, total weight approx. 84g £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

230 A set of six heavy 19th Century silver plated Spoons surmounted with Apostle style figures, together with a pair of numbered silver plated Napkin Rings, one further silver plated Napkin Ring, a slightly smaller silver Napkin Ring and a pair of hallmarked silver Sugar Tongs (11) £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

231 A late 18th Century elliptical white metal Snuff Box, the lid with recessed hinge and bright cut decoration and a monogram within conforming cartouche, the sides/edge also engraved, assayed Birmingham (probably 1784), makers mark SP (prob. for Samuel Pemberton), 8.5cm, approx. 25.7g £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

232 A large early 20th Century hallmarked silver easel style Photograph Frame, vacant central cartouche to top and the silver frame decorated in high repoussé style with ‘C’ scrolls and foliage etc., assayed London (probably 1910), makers mark CD, 42cm high (to tip of cartouche, highest point) x 30cm £150 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

233 A late 19th Century hallmarked silver Chatelaine, three sectional pieced articulated panels decorated with cherubic figures and displaying a number of hanging items to include a pail, a pin cushion, gilt scissors and others etc., hallmarks to Birmingham 1889/90, full height (from top of first panel to bottom of scissor case), as hanging 39.5cm £150 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

234 A late 19th Century silver plated Vesta/Sovereign Case together with one other slightly smaller 19th Century hallmarked silver example with foliate style engraving and vacant cartouche (2) £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

235 A pair of modern Classical style hallmarked silver Candlesticks, (matched, different makers), each raised on spreading circular foot, each assayed Edinburgh, (one 1996, the other 1997), each 25cm high, total weight 983g £300 - £500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

236 Georg Jensen, a modern Danish sterling silver Orchid Bud Vase after the design by Harald Nielsen, Ref. 757 of tapering cylindrical form and raised on circular platform base, fully marked to underside, 21.5cm high, approx. 210g £400 - £600 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

237 A George III period white metal Toddy Ladle with barley twist turned whale bone handle, the lower stem engraved with monogram TMW, 38cm £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

238 A heavy Swedish hallmarked silver Chocolate Pot £280 - £320 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

239 A three piece half fluted hallmarked silver Tea Set, London 1892 £480 - £550 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

240 A Georgian silver Teapot £340 - £380 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

241 A fine quality four piece silver Tea and Coffee Set, Birmingham 1936, 1740g £900 - £1,100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

242 A three piece heavy silver plated Gothic style Coffee Set £180 - £220 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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243 A pair of sterling silver Candlesticks £180 - £220 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

244 A heavy hallmarked silver Tankard (Mapping & Webb) £150 - £170 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

245 A large hallmarked silver Coffee Pot, Birmingham £420 - £480 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

246 An Art Nouveau silver three piece Mirror and Brush Set £70 - £90 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

247 A pair of hallmarked silver footed Sweetmeat Dishes £90 - £120 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

248 A fine four piece Elkington silver plated Tea Set to include a Teapot, Teapot Stand, Sugar Bowl and Cream Jug £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

249 A rectangular silver footed Trinket Tray £25 - £35 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

250 Five hallmarked Pin Dishes £120 - £140 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

251 A four piece hallmarked silver Tea and Coffee Set, Birmingham 1934 £700 - £800 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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252 A heavy modern silver blade shaped Pendant, six graduated horizontal varying semi precious cabouchon stones terminating in one further smaller triangular example against a textured ground with raised rope style border £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

253 A fine silver Pendant dropper centrally set with a hand cut angular smoky quartz stone and surrounded by various other sized and shaped semi previous stones etc., 7.5cm, approx. 19.7g £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

254 An unusual silver gilt filigree tusk shaped Brooch mounted with seven concentric varying semi-precious cabouchon stones, 8.5cm £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

255 A pair of 9 carat gold oval engine turned Cuff Links, (11.75g) £150 - £170 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

256 A lads white gold large ruby and diamond Cluster Ring £700 - £800 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

257 A fine quality 18 carat gold Bracelet set with five good quality diamonds and six rubies £2,400 - £2,600 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

258 An 18 carat white gold large emerald and diamond Cluster Ring £900 - £1,100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

259 An 18 carat white gold oval shaped Ring, the centre diamond approx. 1 carat surrounded by sapphires and diamonds £2,000 - £2,500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

260 A pair of white gold Art Deco style geometric ruby and diamond Earrings £900 - £1,100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

261 A Victorian (possibly 15 carat gold) Pendant/Brooch, the raised centre set with a diamond with pearl surround £350 - £400 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

262 A 15 carat gold Necklace set emeralds, diamonds and amethyst £280 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

263 A pair of 18 carat gold black opal and diamond Cluster Earrings £800 - £1,000 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

264 An 18 carat white gold large rubylite and diamond Cluster Ring £1,000 - £1,200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

265 A 19th C. tear drop shaped yellow metal Pendant set with two confirming bands of turquoise beads (one bead replaced) on 14 carat rolled gold Chain £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

266 A 19th Century yellow metal Bangle and safety chain, the front middle panel engraved foliate style and set with three old cut diamonds and four graduated sapphires, total weight approx. 15.7g £150 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

267 A hallmarked platinum single-sapphire Ring set with an oval cornflower-blue sapphire which measures approx. 6.4mm x 8.2mm, set across the finger, the sapphire is secured into a six-claw setting with fancy split shoulders and plain, polished shank, total weight 4.8g £2300 - £2500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

268 A 19th Century yellow metal ladies Dress Ring horizontally set with five graduated sapphires mounted within ornately pierced and engraved shoulders, Ring size ‘0’, (the Ring has been cut and re-sized), approx. 4.86g £70 - £90 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

269 A small 19th Century yellow metal heart shaped Mourning Brooch set with old cut style white stones, the blond lock of hair below a coronet (possibly an Earl or Count), 2.75cm £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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270 A large zultanite and diamond 18 carat gold Cluster Ring £850 - £1,000 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

271 An 18 carat white gold multi diamond set ladies Ring £280 - £320 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

272 An 18 carat white gold marquise shape Ring set with a .6 carat marquise diamond with ruby surround and diamond shoulders £1,000 - £1,200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

273 A pair of large cabouchon coral and diamond 18 carat gold Earrings with butterfly fittings £1,000 - £1,200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

274 A heavy 18 carat gold mask head Bracelet possibly theatrical ‘’comedy and Tragedy’’ set rubies and diamonds £1,800 - £2,000 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

275 A pair of 18 carat white gold Earrings each one set with twelve diamonds and a large pearl (approx. 4.5ct diamonds) £1,500 - £1,700 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

276 A very nice quality platinum Bracelet set with fourteen diamonds approx. 5 carats and fourteen sapphires £3,000 - £4,000 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

277 A magnificent large sapphire and diamond cluster ladies Ring set with fine quality stones (approx. 4ct diamonds) £5,000 - £7,000 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

278 A pair of 18 carat gold unusual clip on Earrings each one set with four baguette diamonds and twenty two brilliant diamonds £1,700 - £1,900 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

279 A platinum 1.05 carat solitaire diamond Ring £2,000 - £2,200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

280 A pair of late 19th/early 20th Century ladies yellow metal mounted earrings set with teardrop shaped stones (probably green peridot) surmounted with smaller white stones £30 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

281 A late 19th/early 20th Century cased yellow metal Cigarette Holder inscribed MG Hall, Gawsworth, 4cm, together with a Scottish oval Brooch set with a hand cut stone, (2) £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

282 A 9 carat rose gold Chain Bracelet with padlock and safety chain, (the end loop has a smaller circular loop which is not gold), total weight approx. 13.3g £100 - £140 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

283 An early 20th Century cased yellow metal Stick Pin set with cabouchon turquoise stones together with a similar 9 carat rose gold Ring similarly set, and a small quantity of Costume Jewellery to include a pair of turquoise and pearl style Earrings, other pearl Earrings etc., (small selection) £40 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

284 A fine quality large emerald and diamond cluster Pendant on a fine 18 carat white gold Chain £900 - £1,100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

285 A 9 carat gold tear drop rubylite and diamond Necklace £80 - £120 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

286 A large Pendant set with fourteen large old cut diamonds on an 18 carat white gold Chain £850 - £1,000 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

287 A pair of unusual emerald, ruby and diamond Earrings £500 - £700 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

288 An 18 carat gold ‘’Boodles’’ style ladies diamond Ring set with three rows of three diamonds £1,500 - £1,700 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

289 A superb 18 carat white gold Ring, the 1 carat diamond centre tone surrounded by rubies and diamonds £3,000 - £3,500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

290 An 18 carat gold five diamond channel set Ring £600 - £800 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

291 A boxed ladies large opal and diamond cluster Edwardian gold Bracelet £1,400 - £1,600 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

292 An 18 carat white gold diamond set scarab Pendant £600 - £700 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

293 An 18 carat white gold pearl, mother of pearl and diamond Ring £150 - £170 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

CLOCKS AND WATCHES

294 A 19th Century small brass Mantel Clock, the overhanging top surmounted with a pineapple finial above a textured silver dial with Roman numerals, raised on large circular feet, the gilded (watch) movement signed J Spencer, London and individually numbered 4508, 14cm high (including finial) £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

295 A large 19th Century gilt brass cased (rubbed) repeater Carriage Clock with alarm mechanism, the cream chapter ring with Arabic numerals, the gilded movement individually numbered 1536 and striking on a single gong, 20cm high (including rigid handle) £150 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

296 A 19th Century gilt brass (rubbed) cased Carriage Clock, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals and signed S.D. Neill, Paris, with alarm mechanism, the gilded movement striking on a single gong, 15cm high £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

297 A gentleman’s 9-carat yellow gold cased open-faced Pocket Watch, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and signed ‘J.W. Benson, London’, the subsidiary seconds hand at the 6 o’clock position, original case £150 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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298 A gentleman’s Omega Seamaster Dress Watch with automatic mechanical movement, the mother of pearl colour dial with baton markers and signed Omega Seamaster automatic, the date aperture at the 3 o’clock position, steel and gold coloured case, the reverse of the steel case with the Seamaster symbol and the crown with the Omega symbol, on new brown ‘’antique crocodile grain’’ leather strap, (untested) £150 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

299 A ladies steel and gold plated cased Omega DeVille Wristwatch, gold dial signed Omega and with baton markers, (untested) £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

300 A gentleman’s Tissot ‘’Touch’’ quartz Wristwatch with compass, sapphire crystal glass, titanium case and water resistant to 30 metres, the rear of the case individually numbered, on thick rubber strap with divers style deployment clasp, (battery run out, untested) £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

301 An ornate yellow metal Dress Ring, pierced rope twist style to and bottom, and with a central band of eight small white stones, in turn flanked by nine small (one missing) rose pink coloured stones, approx. 7.75g, Ring size P/Q £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

302 A fine early 19th Century circular mahogany cased hanging Wall Clock, the reeded front edge border finely carved in relief with leaves, the cream dial with Roman numerals and signed CONNELL 83. Cheapside, London and numbered 662, the finely gilded movement with twin fusee and striking on a single bell, 42.5cm diameter, illustrated inside front cover £1,500 - £2,500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

303 A fine late 18th Century ormolu Mantel Clock, the seated figure of Old Father Time holding a scythe and surmounting, lion mask below and the white enamel dial with Roman numerals and signed TREGENT, LONDON, seated figure of Britannia below with trident and shield, the whole very finely modelled in high rococo style and raised on four ‘C’ scroll style legs, the gilded movement striking on a bell, 47cm high £2,000 - £3,000 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

304 Jacob Gelyn of Amsterdam, an 18th Century Dutch walnut and marquetry eight day Longcase Clock, broken arch dial with moon phase mechanism and date arch above a large silver dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds hand, date aperture and days of the week aperture, the silvered chapter ring signed cornered by four individual gilt metal spandrels modelled as cherubic style figures, shaped trunk door with pendulum viewing glass and raised on outset block style feet, the whole of the clock case covered profusely in floral style marquetry, weights/pendulum, 237cm £400 - £600 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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305 An unusual early 20th Century yellow gold (fully cased) Wristwatch, the engine turned engraved dial cover with vacant cartouche and marked 585, the white dial with Arabic numerals and signed Longines, the subsidiary seconds hand at the 6 o’clock position, the rear of the case with similar engine turning, on later crocodile effect grain black leather strap £150 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

306 A 19th Century French gilt brass cased repeater Carriage Clock with alarm mechanism, white enamel dial (small cracks to top left hand corner) with Roman Numerals and alarm dial, the gilded movement numbered 1055 and striking on two gongs, 12.5cm, with two keys £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

307 A George III period oak cased thirty-hour Longcase Clock, the flaring cornice above a 10’’ brass dial signed ‘TAYLOR, Petworth’, the silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals and cornered by ornate pierced gilt metal spandrels and two further columns to the glazed door, rectangular trunk door below and on short moulded plinth base, 210cm high £300 - £400 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

308 An early 19th Century period mahogany and brass inlaid eight day Mantel Clock, the architectural style pediment with inverted brass finial’s above a white enamel dial with Roman numerals and London retailers mark, gadrooned lower base and raised on turned gilt metal feet, two gilt metal mask and ring handles flanking above latticework sound apertures, the gilded movement individually numbered 4832 (together with original corresponding numbered pendulum) and signed Japy Freres, striking on a bell, 25.5cm high £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

OBjETS D’ART, WORKS OF ART AND BIjOuTERIE (including Stamps)

309 A 19th Century Chinese green hardstone Snuff Bottle (possibly Jadeite?), circular Stopper above an angular top carved with characters and the main body with Taotie masks and bats in relief, further characters carved to the top of the stone bottle, raised on recessed rectangular plinth style base, 6.5cm high (including stopper), together with Chinese hardwood stand £70 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

310 A 19th Century gilt metal mounted Trinket Dish modelled as an open winged bird above a nest and the bowl made from mother of pearl shell, on oval alabaster plinth style base, 13cm wide £25 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

311 A 19th Century rectangular Tunbridgeware Box and Cover, red velvet interior and black ink trade mark stamp to underside, 9cm wide £25 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

312 Gilded ‘Montreal Hunt’ Coat Buttons’’, 8 larger and 2 smaller £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

313 A 19th century Chinese Paktong oval Opium Box and cover, the oval brass cover decorated in relief with writhing dragons, impressed Chinese character mark to underside, 5.5cm £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

314 A Chinese red cinnabar lacquer rectangular Box and cover, the lid decorated with a central dragonfly, prunus blossom etc., 11cm wide £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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310 A 19th Century gilt metal mounted Trinket Dish modelled as an open winged bird above a nest and the bowl made from mother of pearl shell, on oval alabaster plinth style base, 13cm wide £25 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

311 A 19th Century rectangular Tunbridgeware Box and Cover, red velvet interior and black ink trade mark stamp to underside, 9cm wide £25 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

312 Gilded ‘Montreal Hunt’ Coat Buttons’’, 8 larger and 2 smaller £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

313 A 19th century Chinese Paktong oval Opium Box and cover, the oval brass cover decorated in relief with writhing dragons, impressed Chinese character mark to underside, 5.5cm £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

314 A Chinese red cinnabar lacquer rectangular Box and cover, the lid decorated with a central dragonfly, prunus blossom etc., 11cm wide £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)


315 A Chinese red cinnabar lacquer Vase, the body decorated with a fen and dragon amongst stylised clouds etc., the foot with key fret border above further scrolls and symbols etc., 16.5cm h. (some lacquer away to foot area) £40 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

316 A small Oriental style group to include a Knife with green hardstone handle (probably jade); a late-19th/early-20th Century circular Chinese silver and enamel Box and cover; a Japanese dome-topped Magnifying Glass; an Oriental style Treen Cover decorated with scripts and an unassociated octagonal brass Snuff Box (5) £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

317 A small Chinese red lacquer Box and cover with concave corners, the lid decorated with two birds surrounded by a circular key fret £20 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

318 An early 20th century oval white-metal Snuff Box, the lid inset with a red cinnabar lacquer carving of prunus flowers, the edges delicately decorated with scrolling filigree work £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

319 A Chinese patinated bronze Scroll Weight modelled as a recumbent goat (probably late Ming, 17th century), 5.5cm £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

320 A Chinese green hardstone Carving of a Duck with its head turned to the right, the stone of an all-over apple green hue, raised on conforming hardwood stand, 8.5cm £40 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

321 A carved Chinese green hardstone Carving of a recumbent Goat, the stone of a pale Celadon colour, 7cm £25 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

322 A 19th century Chinese Celadon Jade Carving of a Lingzhi fungus, the stone of a pale Celadon even colour, 5.5cm £70 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

323 A Chinese hardstone Carving of a Duck, the stone of an even beige colour, carved in late Ming style, 5.5cm £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

324 An 18th/19th century patinated Chinese ivory Carving of a flowering shrub (5cm) together with a black hardstone Carving of a Duck and Hen (damage and reparations) (2) £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

325 A Chinese hardstone Carving of a recumbent Hound, the stone of a green-brown colour with russet inclusions, on hardwood stand, the Hound 5.5cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

326 A Chinese Jade Carving of a recumbent Horse (Ma) with a small Monkey climbing upon its back, the head turned to sinister, the Celadon stone with darker mottled inclusions, upon hardwood stand, the stone 4.5cm £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

327 A small Chinese rock crystal Carving of a recumbent Karashishi, together with seal label, 4cm £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

328 A Chinese Jade Carving of a monkey and Cubs, one upon its back and the other at its feet, the Celadon stone of a mottled dark appearance with some losses and inclusions, upon a carved hardwood stand, the stone 6.5cm high £80 - £120 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

329 A Chinese carved Celadon Jade of a recumbent Beast, the two front legs pierced with a hole for suspension, the Celadon coloured stone with russet striations and darker inclusions to the left hand side, in carved Chinese hardwood stand (possibly late Ming, 17th century), the stone 6cm illustrated page 27 £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

330 A small hallmarked silver Page Marker inset with two hardstones (one hardstone missing), together with two late 19th century ivory Markers and a small Bradawl style instrument with bone handle (4) £20 - £30 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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331 A ladies 9 carat hallmarked yellow gold square Compact with engine turned textured decoration to the outside, 6cm square, total weight (including internal mirror) 71g (minor dings to both sides of outer case) £250 - £350 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

332 A late 19th Century tortoiseshell effect Japanese Cigar Holder decorated with a crane perched upon a branch above water, the reverse with one further bird in open-winged flight above plants etc., together with an early 20th Century tortoiseshell effect Aide Memoire and one other late 19th Century/early 20th Century tortoiseshell and silver plated mounted folding oval Magnifying Glass (3) £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

333 An interesting small collection of German First World War period Medallions, Badges and a white metal Ring, the outside with the wording Vaterlandsdank 1914 (7) (an interesting selection) £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

334 Masonic interest, a heavy hallmarked silver Mason’s Pendant, 1914-1918, awarded to Bro. E.W. Marchant No. 2812, together with one other yellow and white metal mounted, 5-jewel set with five small hand cut stones (possibly rubies?), awarded to Bro. R.H. Neath 1926, as a past Grand, Onatrio, the pierced yellow metal suspension surmounted with a beaver and marked ‘10K’, with one other smaller gilt metal example (poss. unrelated) (3) £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

335 A Second World War Medal Group comprising the 1939/45 Star (with oak leaf clip), the France and Germany Star, the Defence Medal and the War Medal 1939/45 (no engraved recipient’s details to either), together with one other Edward VII silver Medal for Long Service in The Volunteer Force awarded to 1994 PTE. J. ROBINSON, II/V.B.OXFORD L.I. (5) £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

336 Three commemorative Medallions to include a late 19th Century gilt metal example commemorating Ludwig V. Beethoven, a similar sized copper example commemorating Kaiser Wilhelm, together with one further (very worn, mid-18th century) depicting Frederick Kind of Prussia, the obverse stamped Protestant Defender and dated 1757 (3) £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

337 An interesting selection of rolls of early 20th C. German Stamps of various denominations, most rolls untouched and unopened, some dated 1922 and most with informational labels & official stamps in ink to the outside (8 rolls) £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

338 A finely carved Chinese white hardstone Model of a recumbent Qilin, the beast with bifid tail and single central horn upon a raised head with open mouth, the features well defined and the stone of an even consistency £150 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

339 An unusual box framed and glazed British Formula One Legends Montage (including an original Sir Stirling Moss signature) to include Jensen Button, Jim Clark, Lewis Hamilton, Mike Hawthorn, Damon Hill, Sir Stirling Moss, Graham Hill, James Hunt, Nigel Mansell, Sir Jackie Stewart and John Surtees, Sir Stirling Moss raced from 1948 to 1962 he won 212 of the 529 races he entered included 16 Formula One Grands Prix, frame size 82.5cm x 83cm £50 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

340 A selection of four antique Chinese Scroll Paintings (some signed) (various) £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

341 A mid 19th Century Chinese ivory handled Walking Stick, the handle carved with Chinese figures, white metal mounts engraved H M and ‘’Sir H M’’ believed to be an official in Hong Kong £240 - £280 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

342 An 18th Century tartanware large Thread Box the lid marked ‘’Prince Charlie’’ tartan and the interior with original paper label for Clark and Co., Paisley £80 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

343 A large silk Wall Hanging with extensive decoration of female and male figures picking flowers and fruit before a temple £100 - £140 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

344 A circa 1910 French Dressing Table set in faux horn decorated with inset enamel and paste stones £80 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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345 A 19th Century carved oak Plate Stand (weighted) the open winged eagle style surmount above two mythical winged beasts and a further mythical beast below amongst carved scrolls in high relief, on plinth base, makers mark of C. Hindley & Sons, Oxford Street, London, numbered 30688, 27cm h £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

346 An interesting double-sided Chinese marble circular Plaque within square hardwood frame, both sides of the well defined stone with script and seal marks, the frame size 24cm square £70 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

347 An unusual late 19th/early 20th Century Chinese Scholar’s bamboo pen/brush rest, carved in relief with foliage and leaves and set with various hardstones of varying sizes and shapes, 30cm long £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

348 A large early 20th Century Teddy Bear (play worn and damage) with ‘growling’ mechanism (not working), 60cm high £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

349 An unusual and large carved Chinese stone Cicada, the stone of a pleasing mottled colour, 31.5cm £60 - £90 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

350 A fine and unusual 19th Century Walking Stick of fine colour and patination, the handle unusually carved as a male lion with glass eyes, its tail sweeping round the underside of the handle, 93cm £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

351 An interesting early 20th Century industrial style Desk Calendar, the Calendar with individually settable days and dates and raised upon a black wooden plinth base with the makers label A. Reyrolle & Co. Ltd., Hebburn-on-Tyne, the back also with instructional plate, 19’’ high £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

352 An original set of ten 1950s/60s Brunswick ‘SCORE.KING’ plastic coated ten pin bowling pins, (American Bowling Congress approved), each 38cm high, these items are in a very used condition (could be used for interior design purposes or perhaps turned into fantastic lamps?!) £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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353 An interesting Album of Sketches, Verse, small Vignettes and Observations mostly pertaining to the early 20th Century into the First World War, together with a smaller similar Album containing Vignettes and Sketches etc., mainly of garden fairies, the larger with some Autographs etc., (2) £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

354 An opposing pair of late 19th/early 20th Century carved Chinese hardwood Models of open mouthed recumbent Water Buffalo, each with a young boy clambering upon its back, each on carved ebonised conforming shaped stand decorated in relief with pine (old cracks and each with losses to horns), the stands 27cm long, the Buffalo approx. 11cm (highest) £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

355 A large late 19th/early 20th Century Chinese hardwood Carving of an open mouthed recumbent Water Buffalo with two figures perched upon its back, upon carved and ebonised hardwood stand decorated with pine and lotus pods etc., the stand 40cm wide, the Buffalo 17cm (highest|), large natural crack(s) to rear of animal £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

356 A large and fine 19th C. glass domed topped Ornithological Taxidermy, 19 various subjects including Humming Birds etc., the handmade clear glass dome with an internal rectangular paper label hand written in ink ‘’America’’, the glass dome 59cm (including handle) £200 - £400 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

357 A pair of hand stitched Chinese silk Mandarin Sleeves under glass and as a two handled hardwood Chinese serving tray, the Sleeves depicting exotic birds, chrysanthemums and finger citron etc., 56cm wide (including handles) £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

358 A good early 19th Century rosewood and brass bound Dressing Chest having Bramah lock, the hinged top section with recessed flush brass handle and opening to reveal velvet lined lid (enclosing mirror) and a further variety of glass and silver plated mounted dressing case style requisites and tools etc., the base section with right hand side flush drawer having recessed shaped brass handle mirroring the handle to the lid, 28cm wide £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

359 A good 19th Century copper and white metal mounted Coaching Horn housed within original hand stitched tan leather case, the Horn 100cm £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

360 A large ebonised framed and glazed Queen Ann period (dated 1709) hand coloured Map Engraving ‘’A New and Correct Map of The World Laid Down According to The Newest Discoveries and From The Most Exact Observations’’ by Herman Moll, Geographer and dedicated to His Royal Highness George, Prince of Denmark, 64cm x 104cm £150 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

361 An ebonised framed and glazed hand colour Map Engraving ‘’The South Part of Great Britain Called England and Wales’’ by Herman Moll, Geographer AD 1710, 65.5cm x 103cm £150 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

362 A 19th century Eastern style mahogany and brass mounted Travelling Box, the roof-shaped lid with central handle opening to reveal a compartment to the left, 31cm wide £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

363 Mossi Tribe, Upper Volta, a carved Rad Camba (doll child), sold together with original Segy Gallery (57th Street, New York 10019) certificate dated June 8th 1978 £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

364 A 19th century mahogany and brass bound Jewellery Box having lift-out interior tray, the cartouche engraved, 28cm wide £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

365 An antique patinated carved wood Duck Decoy having rotating head, 34cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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366 A Chinese carved green hardstone tripod Censer and cover, the cover surmounted with a Karashishi above a two-handled body and three legs, 15cm (to top of cover) £60 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

367 Eskimo Art (Canadian Handicrafts Guild Incorporated, Montreal, Canada), a heavy green stone Carving of a Seal (together with original accompanying Eskimo Art pamphlet), 28cm £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

368 Eskimo Art (Canadian Handicrafts Guild Incorporated, Montreal, Canada), three small stone Carvings of Seals, the largest 12.5cm £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

369 Eskimo Art (Canadian Handicrafts Guild Incorporated, Montreal, Canada), a stone Carving of a seated Eskimo (damages and reparations etc.,) together with accompanying Eskimo Art pamphlet, 14cm high £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

370 Eskimo Art (Canadian Handicrafts Guild Incorporated, Montreal, Canada), a stone Carving of a Walrus with tusks together with one other stone Carving of a Beaver on hind legs (2), (the Walrus with left hand front foot away) £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

371 Eskimo Art (Canadian Handicrafts Guild Incorporated, Montreal, Canada), a green stone Carving of a Whale, 19cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

372 Eskimo Art (Canadian Handicrafts Guild Incorporated, Montreal, Canada), a stone Carving of a Beaver style animal together with a similarly sized stone Seal (tail damaged), the Seal 20cm (2) £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

373 Eskimo Art (Canadian Handicrafts Guild Incorporated, Montreal, Canada), three stone Carvings of Birds, the largest 18.5cm £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

374 Eskimo Art (Canadian Handicrafts Guild Incorporated, Montreal, Canada), a Carving of a Seal lying down together with one other stone Carving of a Beaver style creature, the Beaver 18cm (2) £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

375 Eskimo Art (Canadian Handicrafts Guild Incorporated, Montreal, Canada), a small stone Carving of a seated Eskimo together with a further Carving of a Beaver style creature with fish in mouth, the Beaver 13.5cm (2) £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

376 Eskimo Art (Canadian Handicrafts Guild Incorporated, Montreal, Canada), a stone Carving of a Seal together with one of a grey coloured stone Seal and one other smaller Carving of a Seal (2), the larger 14cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

377 A fascinating collection of early 20th century Military Letters and Ephemera to include some Prints, some early Photographs and Notes and Letters relating to Indian campaigns etc., including Letters from Buckingham Palace mostly written by General Sir Dighton Probyn, some typed, some handwritten etc., some from Marlborough House, together with various further Photographs, Ephemera, Royal Certificates and an early 20th Century Military Greeting Card, (a large and interesting selection of early 20th century military related ephemera etc.,) £100 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

378 A gilt framed and glazed (later) Orientalist style Silkwork depicting birds with intertwined heads, various flower heads, a bat and Buddhistic style emblems etc., against a red silk ground, 18.5cm square £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

379 A Chinese wall hanging hardwood Display Case with single glazed door and compartmentalised interior (probably for snuff bottles), (20th Century), 58cm x 42cm £80 - £120 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

380 A 19th Century gilt framed and glazed Painting on porcelain family Study depicting the mother and father seated with three girls and a young boy, indistinctly signed lower right, ?????? Collings, 73 Paris St. W., 36.5 x 44cm £80 - £120 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

381 A George III period white metal mounted and horn Beaker, lined interior and reeded edge top above a monogrammed oval cartouche with makers mark of W.B, London assay marks for probably 1781, 11.5cm high together with a smaller white metal mounted horn Beaker, the shield shaped cartouche engraved with a Baron’s coronet (2) £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

382 A pair of gilt metal and mother of pearl mounted Opera Glasses, mark of Levy Hermanos, Manila £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

383 A 19th Century Chinese oak table cabinet, the two panelled doors displaying carved foliate style spandrels and opening to reveal an arrangement of six half width over one full width lower drawer, raised on lions paw style feet, 44.5cm wide £250 - £350 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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384 A large 19th Century mahogany and brass mounted Magic Lantern within original wooden carrying case (some restoration required) £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

385 A 19th Century framed double sided Oriental Panel hand decorated with figures on horseback with spears, one side with two mounted figures and a figure standing with flag beneath a stone archway, the other with two mounted figures amongst countryside with shrubs, frame size 68cm x 58cm £80 - £120 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

386 A highly unusual oak cased Display Unit containing an array of early 20th Century Cotswold School style wooden handles in varying designs and woods etc., case size 80cm x 55cm £600 - £800 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

387 Three unusual 18th/19th Century Scoops made from bone ends, the largest decorated in vernacular style with horizontal bands and a central ‘X’, the largest of the three 13.5cm £20 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

388 Two similarly sized 19th Century papier-mâché cigar-shaped Spectacle Cases (each with Spectacles), one with a mother of pearl inlaid decorative border, the other with gilded border and similar decoration, the larger 16.5cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

389 A cased (glazed) 1st WW Medal group to PO. 19778 PTE. J.B.PAXFORD R.M.L.I. comprising the British War Medal and the Victory Medal, together with the George V Royal Fleet Naval Reserve long service medal to PLY. 21407 (PLY.B. 2080) J.B.PAXFORD ., MNE. R.F.R. and a varied selection of Royal Marines Rifle Association awards mostly dating from the 1920’s £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

390 The Simplex Blank Album containing a large variety of mostly First Day Covers together with some mounted Stamps etc., and other similar associated Ephemera and Cuttings (most pages annotated and with reference to Robert Burns etc.,) together with the Utile hinged leaf Album containing First Day Covers and Stamps with reference to The Red Cross and world wide to include Arctic Post (Lapland), France, Switzerland, Finland, Denmark, Belgium, Ethiopia and The Red Cross Centenary etc., together with further assorted loose First Day Covers, early and later mounted Hong Kong Stamps, a large variety of Envelopes and Stamps mounted upon separate leaves, further mounted Envelopes and Stamps (world wide), one further Album containing Stamps pertaining to costume, together with various Photographs and Sketches and further Stamps and Envelopes etc., and a small blue hard bound Album with reference to Penang (a large and very interesting variety) £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

391 A large selection of Albums to include the Simplex Blank Album containing a large variety of Envelopes, Stamps and Postcards etc., pertaining to the USA, the Academy Stamp Album containing further Stamps, Photographs and Stamp Envelopes pertaining to Switzerland, together with one further Album pertaining to Ethiopia, other related Ephemera, further Stamps, further early/mid 20th Century mounted Stamps within an Album, a large Album relating to Australian Stamps and Envelopes etc., together with a quantity of First Day Covers/Envelopes etc., (large and interesting variety) £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

392 Several Albums, one pertaining to Stamps and Envelopes etc., with First Day Covers pertaining to The United Nations, one with a good variety of late 19th and early 20th Century World Stamps etc., one other with Pamphlets, Leaflets, Ephemera and loose mounted Stamps and Envelopes etc., pertaining to Denmark (large quantities) and further loose mid 20th Century Stamps and Envelopes pertaining to Belgium, a good batch of Stamps and Envelopes etc., pertaining to France and several more sheets of various mounted Stamps and loose Stamps and other Ephemera etc., (good and interesting variety) £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

393 A 19th Century Oriental hardwood and brass mounted Table Cabinet with drawers and brass swan neck style carrying handles, (the Cabinet now completely dismantled and for re-erecting/restoration) together with an unassociated Chinese ebonised plaster Ornament £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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394 A fine gilt framed and glazed 19th Century Chinese Mandarin silk Collar modelled as graduated Ruyi heads and finely hand stitched with figures, flowers and various exotic birds within outdoor surroundings, paper Hong Kong Label verso, the Collar size approx. 52.5cm square £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

395 An early 20th Century oak cased National Time Recorder Clocking In Machine in good order, the white clock dial with Roman numerals and signed National Time Recorder Co., Ltd., 227-228 Black Friars Road, London. S.E., the oak case with brass plaque detailing individual Plant No. 2365, (with original key), 109cm high x 39cm wide £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

396 A matched pair of 19th Century Chinese bamboo Brush Pots, the edges of the Pots carved with stylised cloud above profusion of figures (in various occupations), buildings and various trees etc., emanating from rockwork, on conforming Chinese hardwood stand, each with four legs the larger 14cm high (2) £300 - £400 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

397 A pair of mid 19th Century carved Chinese ivory Figures of slender proportions, each with a well defined expressive face and leaning to the left in a natural curve, one Figure holding a Shi Shi Dog with bifid tail and a brocade ball in his right hand, the other similarly standing, the larger Figure 20.5cm (including stand) £300 - £400 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

PAINTINGS, PICTuRES, LITHOGRAPHS AND ENGRAVINGS

398 A set of three faux bamboo framed and glazed Japanese Botanical coloured woodblock Prints, each signed with seal mark, each image approx. 35.5cm x 24cm £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

399 A gilt framed and glazed (later) Botanical Watercolour Study, the Study scripted near Bodiam, Hastings, July 1843 and also with hand written in ink Latin name, 35cm x 25cm £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

400 A gilt framed and glazed (later) Botanical Watercolour Study with dedication and Latin names etc., Caroline Eynton, collected Talbot Woods, July 31st ‘98, 44cm x 37cm (Gallery frame label verso) £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

401 A late George III period gilt framed and glazed (later) Monochrome Engraving ‘’Battle of Waterloo’’, published October 26th 1816, 18cm x 23cm £20 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

402 Noel Halle (1711-1781), a framed and glazed (later) Monochrome Etching ‘’Antiochus Ephiphanes Falling From His Chariot’’, dated lower left 1739, with P & D Colnaghi & Co., Ltd., Old Bond Street, London paper label verso, etching size 19cm x 14.5cm £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

403 A set of three gilt framed and glazed (later) mid 19th Century Botanical Watercolours with Latin names and dedications etc., two dated 1842, one dated 1843, together with a similar gilt framed and glazed late 18th Century hand coloured Engraving, published by Dr. Woodville, January 1st 1790, (4) £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

404 A 19th Century gilt framed Oil on Board Study of a lady seated, wearing a bonnet and peeling apples before a Georgian tripod table with further fruits and blue and white jug upon, 34cm x 26cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

405 *Graeme Laurence Salmon (b. 1933), a gilt framed and glazed Watercolour Study ‘’Otmoor From Noke’’, signed and dated 1971 lower left, 27cm x 37cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

406 C.A. Morris, a framed and glazed Watercolour Study ‘’Flooded Pastures’’, R.W.S. Galleries, Conduit Street, London paper label verso, 22.5cm x 30.5cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

407 *W.H. Laurie, a mid 20th Century framed and glazed Limited Edition (3/15) coloured Lithograph ‘’Carrozza Libera, Central Italy’’, signed and dated ‘54 in pencil in the margin lower right, Piccadilly Gallery (Piccadilly Arcade, S.W.1, Mayfair, paper label verso dated February 1954), 34cm x 42.5cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

408 *An early 20th century expressionist Oil on Canvas, ‘’Der Neue Tag’’, possibly by the German sculptor, Fritz Gerth; signed lower right ‘’GERTH 22’’ (1922) and the title painted to the canvas back reading: ‘’Der Neue Tag (original) Weihnachten 1922’’ (The New Day, Christmas Eve 1922), gilt framed, 83cm x 68cm £400 - £600 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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409 George Morland (British, 1763-1804) ‘’A Couple Fishing’’ and ‘’Figures Near A Thatched Cottage’’, a pair of oils on canvas laid onto panel, both signed (lower right and middle lower-right) G. Morland, exhibition labels verso annotated ‘No. 169 a pair, lst July 1843’, both gilt framed (distressed), 21cm x 16cm, NB. it has been suggested by a Morland Art Historian that John Rathbone (1750 - 1807) sometimes called ‘the Manchester Wilson’ may well have been involved in the painting of one of the works £700 - £1,000 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

410 *Simon Fletcher (British b. 1948), ‘Drawing-Watercolour, brown wash, building and trees, signed and annotated verso Simon J. Fletcher 75, ‘For my Grandmother’, silver contemporary framed, 24cm x 31.5cm. Simon Fletcher is a renowned pastel and watercolourist based in the South of France. He exhibits regularly in France, Spain, Germany and the UK. His work is found in the following collections: Oxford University; Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris; Warburg Merchant Bank, London; Foundation Pro Castellione, Suisse, Marz, Germany; Hitachi Corporation, Germany; Kunst & Kultur, Aschau, Munich, Siemens Germany; The Economist Frankfurt: HRH The Sultan of Oman, Collection of HRH Zayed Al Nahyan, Abu Dhabi. He is the author of numerous publications, including A Studio Handbook for Painters (A&C Black, 2012). This is a very early and rare example of his work £80 - £120 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

411 *Simon Fletcher (British b. 1948), ‘’The Gaines’’ (a house in Herefordshire) Drawing-Watercolour annotated lower right The Gaines December 75 (1975), signed verso Simon J. Fletcher 75, silver contemporary framed, 50.5cm x 62.5cm Simon Fletcher is a renowned pastel and watercolourist based in the South of France. He exhibits regularly in France, Spain, Germany and the UK. His work is found in the following collections: Oxford University Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris; Warburg Merchant Bank, London; Foundation Pro Castellione, Suisse, Marz, Germany; Hitachi Corporation, Germany; Kunst & Kultur, Aschau, Munich. Siemens Germany; The Economist Frankfurt: HRH The Sultan of Oman, Collection of HRH Zayed Al Nahyan, Abu Dhabi. He is the author of numerous publications, including A Studio Handbook for Painters (A&C Black, 2012).This is a very early example of his work £80 - £120 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

412 *Trevor Willoughby (British, 1926-1995), ‘’Female Seated Nude’’, Charcoal Drawing signed lower right Willoughby ‘81 (1981), gilt framed and glazed, 43cm x 33cm, Trevor Willoughby was born in Hull. A painter and illustrator he studied at Belfast Technical College, Hull College of Art and the London College of Printing. He taught at the Sir John Cass and St. Martin’s School of Art and at Middlesex Polytechnic. He lived in London and exhibited at the Royal Society of British Artists, the Royal Academy and the Chenil Gallery. He was Director of the Royal Society of Portrait Painters. His works have been sold at Christie’s. £80 - £120 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

413 *Volney Allan Richardson (attrib.) (American 1880-c.1955), ‘’A Marine Study of Two Beached Boats’’, Oil on Board annotated verso in pencil ‘’By VOLNY’’, unsigned, reeded, ebonised & gilt moulded frame, 17.5cm x 23.5cm £80 - £120 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

414 *Charles ‘’Snaffles’’ Johnson Payne (British, 1884-1967), ‘’That Far, Far- Away Echo’’, Print with sporting and World War I interest, signed lower right in pencil to the margin ‘’Snaffles’’, black and gilt framed and glazed, 24cm x 35cm £200 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

415 Sir James Peile (British, 1833-1906), ‘’Flocks and Herds, Balacheny Oct. 3 1875’’, Drawing-Watercolour, gilt framed and glazed, 19cm x 32cm £60 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

416 Henry Harris Lines (British, 1800-1889), ‘’Brindleford Mill, Bridgnorth’’, Pencil Drawing annotated ‘’Brindleford Mill - near Bridgnorth, October 9 1840’’ exhibited Wales and the Border Counties October 1976, gilt framed and glazed, 28.5cm x 43cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

417 *Kitty Arden (British, Contemporary), ‘’Welcome Darling’’, hand painted Monoprint in Oils, signed and dated in pencil to the margin Kitty Arden ‘88 (1988) and numbered 1/60, gilt framed and glazed, 49cm x 63cm, Kitty Arden is a designer, artist and royal florist of international renown. She studied at Chelsea College of Art and Camberwell College of Art and Design. She also designs for Royal Warrant holding companies and recently exhibited at The Great Festival of Creativity, Shanghai. The Kitty Arden brand includes Luxury Silk Cruise Wear and her Silk Scarf range was chosen for The British House in Rio for the 2016 Olympics. £150 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

418 The Brothers Byng, Edward (circa 1676-1753) and Robert (1666-1720), a silver framed and glazed (later) on en grisaille wash three quarter length Portrait Study of Charles Dartiquenave (1664-1737), the Paymaster of The Royal Works, Surveyor General of the King’s Gardens and in 1731, Surveyor of the King’s Private Roads, the Brothers Byng were assistants of the famous portrait painter Sir Godfrey Kneller (whose unfinished pictures they completed after his death), later, they moved to the studio of Michael Dahl, a large number of drawings from the same series are in the collection of the British Museum (see their catalogue Vol.1 159-172), ex. collection Montague Bernard (circular paper label), 29cm x 21cm £300 - £500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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428 A gilt framed and glazed (later) annotated Sketch figure on horseback ‘’Nimrod’s Hunting Town’’, 14.5cm x 12.5cm £25 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

429 *A large gilt framed and glazed Watercolour and Graphite Study ‘’Summer Palace’’, signed and dated lower right Rosamond A. Brown - 1977 (b. 1937), 53cm x 85cm £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

430 *Rex Chan (Hong Kong, late 20th Century), a glazed Watercolour Abstract of yellow flowers emanating from a bottle vase, signed and dated Red 84’ lower right, 76cm x 56cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

431 *A brushed steel framed and glazed En Grisaille Study of boats on a river before buildings and trees etc., signed and dated lower right Rosamond A. Brown - 1978, (b. 1937), 53cm x 80cm £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

432 *A large gilt framed and glazed Watercolour Study ‘’Peng Chan’’ signed lower right Rosamond A. Brown (b. 1937), 52.5cm x 82.5cm £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

433 A Hogarth framed and glazed coloured Engraving ‘’At The Sand Heads’’, the Parker Gallery, London W1 paper label verso, 17cm x 23.5cm £20 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

434 A gilt framed and glazed humorous Watercolour Study ‘’Extracting Money’’, signed lower left S. Sparrow, hand written in ink annotation lower left under glass ‘’Dear Geoffrey, now a days it is more scientific, less chancey, but just as painful! and signed Jim Callaghan, image size 24cm x 34cm £70 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

435 A gilt framed and glazed coloured humorous Limited Edition (207/600) Engraving, ‘’Basket!’’, signed lower right in pencil in the margin, 34cm x 46cm £20 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

436 Rudolph Stone (19th/20th Century), a pair of gilt framed Oil on Panel fox hunting scenes, each signed R. Stone lower right, each approx. 15 x 31cm (2) £300 - £500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

437 *William Milne (1864-1949), a gilt framed Oil on Canvas ‘’Scottish Fisherman’’, signed and dated 1906, prevalent horizontal paint cracking to top of painting, 24.5cm x 34.5cm £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

419 The Brothers Byng, Edward (circa 1676-1753) and Robert (1666-1720), a silver framed and glazed (later) on en grisaille wash half length Portrait Study of Abraham Stanyan, inscribed lower left, the Brothers Byng were assistants of the famous portrait painter Sir Godfrey Kneller (whose unfinished pictures they completed after his death), later, they moved to the studio of Michael Dahl, a large number of drawings from the same series are in the collection of the British Museum (see their catalogue Vol.1 159-172), ex. collection Montague Bernard (circular paper label), 28.5cm x 21cm £300 - £500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

420 *L.H. Taprell (possibly Lionel Taprell, 1915-1986?), a large gilt framed Oil on Canvas half length Study ‘’Miss L. Smith of Danmark’’, titled and annotated verso, 99cm x 86.5cm £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

421 A 19th Century framed and glazed (later) Monochrome Engraving ‘’Belgrade’’, plate size 16cm x 22cm £10 - £20 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

422 J. Wheeler (possibly John Alfred Wheeler 1821-1903), a gilt framed Oil on Canvas ‘North Somerset Yeomanry’, signed and dated 1854 lower left (lined), paper Parker Gallery (London W1) label verso, 40cm x 50cm, illustrated inside back cover £500 - £700 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

423 A framed and glazed (later) triple Botanical Watercolour Study of various flowers etc., annotated ‘’Painted by Beatrice Wilson, August 1877’’, the Parker Gallery, London W.1. paper label verso, centre image 22cm x 19cm (some fading and foxing etc.,) £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

424 *Sonia Archer, a silver framed and glazed Acrylic/Charcoal Study ‘’Mussaenda I’’, (gallery label verso), initialled ‘71 lower right, 37cm x 50.5cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

425 *An ebonised framed and glazed Limited Edition 141/600 colour Lithograph ‘’Who Cares About Titles Anyway?’’ signed lower right £20 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

426 A framed Oil on Canvas Study of calm waters against a mountainous backdrop, signed lower left (possibly DaSH?), 40cm x 106cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

427 *A pair of gilt framed mid 20th Century Oil on Artist’s Board still life Study of flowers in a vase and flowers in a circular wicker pot, each with the Parker Gallery, London W1 paper label verso, one annotated painted 1946 by Janetta Birdwood (wife of Field Marshall Lord Birdwood 1872-1947, each image with prevalent craquelere, each image approx. 20cm square £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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438 *William Milne (1864-1949), a gilt framed Oil on Panel ‘’Scottish Fishing Village’’, signed and dated lower left 1906, Glasgow framers label verso, 24.5cm x 34.5cm £300 - £500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

439 E. (Eduard) Hildebrandt (1817-1869), a gilt framed and glazed (later) Watercolour Study ‘’Japan, Jeddo’’, signed lower right, 27cm x 37cm £150 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

440 *Paul Strisik (1918-1998, Rockport, Massachusetts, USA), a gilt framed Oil on Canvas Study ‘’Cove Hill’’, signed lower right, 28.5cm x 40cm £500 - £800 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

441 LT. J.W. Keeler (Frome Troop, 1854), a gilt framed Oil on Canvas North Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry ‘’Outpost, Orders From Headquarters’’, signed lower right (lined), Parker Gallery, London paper label verso, 43.5 x 59.5cm, £300 - £500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

442 Dorothy S. Hallett (act. 1913-1930), a limed oak framed and glazed Gouache on Paper Study ‘’Winnie - 8th Army’’, signed lower right, 44.5cm x 37cm £100 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

443 Continental School, a framed and glazed Gouache/Watercolour, heightened with body colour French style cafe scene with a gentleman seated reading before a roadway and shops etc., (appears unsigned), 48cm x 36cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

444 A Hogarth framed and glazed hand coloured horse racing Engraving ‘’Cheltenham Annual Grand Steeple Chase (The Start)’’, published London 1841, image size 40cm x 60.5cm (some foxing) £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

445 *Geoffrey Sparrow A.R.E. (1887-1969), a gilt framed and glazed coloured Aquatint ‘’Conversation Piece - Tommy Grantham’s Stables’’, annotated lower in pencil in the margin signed lower right also in pencil in the margin, 25cm x 30cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

446 *Geoffrey Sparrow A.R.E. (1887-1969), a gilt framed and glazed coloured Aquatint ‘’Crawley & Horsham On The Hill Above Sullington (1952)’’, annotated in pencil in the margin lower left, signed lower right, 20cm x 25cm £25 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

447 *Geoffrey Sparrow A.R.E. (1887-1969), a gilt framed coloured Aquatint ‘’Take A Look At Your Sea Weed, I Think It’s Going to be Wet!, The Brook Below Cowfold’’, annotated and signed in pencil in the lower margin, 16.5cm x 20cm £25 - £40 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

448 *Geoffrey Sparrow A.R.E. (1887-1969), a gilt framed Watercolour Study, fox hunter thrown off his mount whilst jumping a two bar wooden country fence, annotated lower left ‘’To Geoffrey Archer from Geoffrey Sparrow, 16cm x 20cm £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

449 An early 20th Century framed Oil on Canvas commemorative Royal Portrait Study to include Her Majesty Queen Alexandra, HRH Duchess of Cornwall and York, Prince Edward of York, HRH Duke of Cornwall and York and King Edward VII above the royal crest, 100cm x 94.5cm (some damage and creasing to canvas) £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

450 C.H. ?????, a large gilt framed late 19th/early 20th Century Oil on Canvas countryside scene with a shepherd and sheep grazing before a waterfall and a mountainous background, indistinctly signed lower right, significant areas of canvas with paint flaking, 65cm x 126cm £50 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

451 *S. Stankovic, a framed and glaze mixed media Abstract, signed S. Stankovic lower right, 69cm x 55.5cm £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

452 *Mux Po*ectb?h (Moscow), ‘’Mupa*?’’, a framed Oil on Canvas Surrealist Study, two angels rising and carrying a bowl overflowing with fruits and wines above buildings, mask faces and outstretched arms/hands etc., signed and dated 1991 verso, 109cm x 79cm £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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453 *Oleg Bogomolov (Russian, B. 1962), a silver framed Oil on Canvas Study ‘’Little Europa’’, signed and titled verso, dated 2002, 49cm x 59cm (illustrated on page 35) £250 - £400 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

454 *Mick Rooney RA., (1944), a framed and glazed Gouache/Watercolour Study, ‘’The Journey’’, Fosse gallery paper label verso, initialled and dated 11 lower right, 12cm x 16.5cm £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

455 *Mario Grixoni (1879-1946), a air of Edwardian gilt framed and glazed Watercolour Companion Studies, young boy seated and a young girl with staff, each signed and dated 1905 in pencil by the Artist (lower left and lower right), each image approx. 45.5cm x 29cm £150 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

456 19th Century English School, a gilt framed and glazed Watercolour countryside Study of horses watering before a small wooden bridge, a cart and trees to the background (apparently unsigned), 34cm x 40.5cm £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

457 *A framed Oil on Canvas impressionist style Study of fish, signed and dated lower right Polyuna 95, Rowley Gallery label (Kensington Church Street, London), verso, 47.5cm x 63cm £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

458 A pair of gilt framed and glazed Indian Gouache on Linen Studies of tiger hunting (20th Century) £150 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

459 *A gilt framed Oil on Artist’s Board Study of haystacks within a cornfield, signed lower left G. Kinnear (poss. Leslie G Kinnear 1901-1976), 29cm x 39cm £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

460 A framed and glazed Orientalist style Oil on Linen Study ‘’The Procession’’, yellow robed figure on horseback with attendants, signed and red seal lower left, 20.5cm x 32.5cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

461 A pair of framed and glazed Orientalist Gouache/Watercolour impressionist style Studies, one with building, a bridge and two figures to the foreground amongst trees against a mountainous background, each 25.5cm x 18cm £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

462 *A pair of framed and glazed Orientalist Oil on Linen Studies, one depicting a young girl tipping out the contents of a bowl, the other with a young boy on the back of a Water Buffalo, each signed and with red seal mark, each approx. 25cm x 15.5cm, each with paper Hong Kong label verso £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

463 *A Limited Edition (19/300) silver gelatin archival fibre Print ‘’Brigitte Bardot August 1966’’ (Photographer Jim Gray, Collection Keystone Features), the professionally framed and glazed fibre Print depicting French Actor Laurent Terzieff giving Brigitte Bardot a piggy back on the windy beach at North Berwick, Scotland in a scene from the film ‘’Two Weeks In September’’ directed by Serge Bourguignon (Copyright Getty Images), image size 72cm £150 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

464 Joseph Gourd (circa 1900), a gilt framed Oil on Canvas Scottish Highland landscape scene with cattle, signed lower right, 39.5cm x 60cm £80 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

465 Frank Henry Goodwin (circa 1900), a gilt framed Oil on Canvas Study, lone figure on a pathway before a pond and a thatched building within countryside surroundings, signed Goodwin lower right, 30cm x 60cm £60 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

466 Joseph Horlor (1809-1887), a parcel gilt framed Highland scene with a male figure looking out over a stone bridge and with a thatched cottage and stream running under the bridge, signed lower right, 28.5cm x 58cm £120 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

467 A pair of framed and glazed (later) early 20th Century Watercolour Studies of sailboats on lakes against mountainous backdrops, both signed lower right EE, each approx. 16cm x 44cm £60 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

468 Fanny Mearns (exhibited 1880-1888), a gilt framed and glazed (later) Watercolour scene ‘’Waiting’’ signed lower right, 26cm x 37cm £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

469 *Neave Parker, a gilt framed and glazed Gouache Study ‘’Peregrine Falcon’’, signed lower right, 41cm x 35.5cm £150 - £180 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

470 M.C. Cox, a gilt framed and glazed (later) Watercolour Study, fishing boats Polperro, 25cm x 35cm £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

471 Thomas Miles Richardson II R.W.S. (1813-1890), a gilt framed and glazed (later) Watercolour Study mountainous lake landscape with ketch and figure, signed lower right, 2.5cm x 44.5cm (some fading and foxing etc.,) £80 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

472 In the style of Messonier, a good gilt framed and glazed Watercolour Study of a Musketeer, 35.5cm x 22cm £60 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

473 In the style of Thomas Sydney Cooper (1803-1902), a Watercolour Study of sheep in a country landscape, 23.5cm x 36cm £150 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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474 *Ron Cosford (20th Century), a gilt framed and glazed Watercolour Study ‘’The Salmon Leap’’, Bushmills, Co. Antrim, John Magee Limited label verso, signed lower right, 25.5cm x 35.5cm £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

475 Noel Smith (early 20th Century), a gilt framed and glazed English country garden Watercolour Study with birds on a lawn before a river, signed lower left, 25cm x 35.5cm £40 - £60 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

476 *Arderne Clarence (1882-1966), a gilt framed and glazed Watercolour Study, rural landscape scene with children gathering flowers, a lone figure in the distance on a bridge, signed lower right, (some foxing), 22cm x 36cm £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

477 S.M. Wyborn (late 19th/early 20th Century), a framed and glazed Watercolour Study ‘’Windsor Castle From The Thames During Autumn’’, signed and dated lower right 1901, (minor foxing) £80 - £120 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

478 Attributed to Philip H. Rideout (1860-1920), a pair of gilt framed Oil on Board coaching scenes, each approx. 20cm x 28.5cm £150 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

479 William Collingwood Smith (1816-1887), (attributed), a gilt framed and glazed Watercolour landscape scene with figures and cattle, 19cm x 38cm £60 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

480 Charles Edward Wilson (1854-1941), a framed and glazed Watercolour Study ‘’The Farmer’s Daughter Watching a Magpie’’, signed and dated lower C.E.Wilson 98, 22cm x 16.5cm £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

481 Jean Nichol (circa 19th Century), a gilt framed and glazed French provincial Watercolour street scene, signed lower right, 23cm x 31.5cm £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

482 *Peter Coombs (20th Century), a gilt framed and glazed pair of Oil on Boards, ‘’Our Meeting Place’’ and ‘’Off For A Walk’’, each approx. 10cm x 25cm, labels verso £80 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

483 *Colonel Philip H. Smitherman (1910-1982), a set of four framed and glazed military Watercolour Studies, (each initialled lower right), each Watercolour approx. 23cm x 15cm £80 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

484 Frank Dobbs (1870-1906), an early 20th Century gilt framed and glazed Watercolour Study ‘’View of Windsor Castle From The Thames’’, signed and dated lower right 1905, 19.5cm x 26.5cm £80 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

485 An early 20th Century English school Oil on Canvas Study of a young boy in a 19th Century spoon back chair and seated by the fire, 19.5cm x 14cm £20 - £30 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

486 *Arthur Wardle (1864-1949), a gilt framed Oil on Panel ‘’Hens Feeding in a Stable’’, signed lower right, 14cm x 19.5cm £300 - £500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

487 P. Remploy, a pair of gilt framed and glazed Watercolour Portrait Studies, 19th Century Infantryman in dress uniform, one signed (presumed pseudonym), 26.5cm x 17cm £60 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

488 Dutch School, 19th Century later framed Oil on Board river landscape scene with figures and a distant view of Dortrech, 23cm x 31cm £120 - £160 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

489 Edward Nevil (1813-1901), a gilt framed and glazed Watercolour Study ‘’Abbeville’’, on the Somme and L’eglise St Jacques, signed lower right and informational paperwork verso, 26.5cm x 19cm £70 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

490 Sidney Watts (fl. 1890-1910), an oak framed and glazed lake land village Watercolour scene with a single lone male figure fishing in a boat and a girl on the path with a dog following, signed lower left, 25cm x 35cm £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

491 John Gregory King (circa 1900), a gilt framed and glazed (later) Watercolour harbour scene with shipping, signed lower right, 17 x 26.5cm (some foxing) £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

492 A gilt framed and glazed (later) Watercolour Study of cattle and building before a river and trees, label verso ‘’Old Denham’’, probably early 20th Century, 30cm x 49cm £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

493 A gilt framed and glazed (later) early 20th Century Watercolour village green Study, ‘’Brockham, Surrey’’, inscribed lower left, 33.5cm x 49cm £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

494 English School (probably late 17th/early 18th Century) a gilt framed (later) Oil on Canvas shoulder length Portrait Study after Van Dyck, a gentleman with long dark curly hair and breast plate within an oval and sky blue style background, some surface crazing and craquelere, lined, Christy’s Sale label verso, 74.5cm x 62cm (illusttrated on page 38) £400 - £600 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

495 Theresa Sylvester Stannard, a gilt framed and glazed Watercolour countryside Study of flowers, signed lower left, 24cm x 34cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

496 A. Montague Rivers, a gilt framed and glazed Watercolour Study ‘’Return From Market’’ signed lower right, 13.5cm x 19cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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497 *Wycliffe Egginton (1875 - 1951), a fine framed and glazed watercolour study, ‘Moonlight - Loch Lomond’ (annotated verso in pencil), signed lower right, 53cm x 73cm £300 - £500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

498 *Alan Gosset James (1875-1950), a large framed Oil on Canvas Cotswold scene ‘’Cotswold Stones’’, originally at Christie’s, London, Lot No. 0021 June 27th 2007, various paper labels verso, provenance, with Fine Art Society, London, 60cm x 74.5cm Note: James lived in Stow on the Wold in Gloucestershire and The Tate Gallery, London has his painting ‘’Winter On The Windrush’’ which depicts a Cotswold scene, he worked Lutyens and only began painting seriously when he was almost 50, exhibiting at The Royal Academy, The NEAC and The Goupil Gallery £2,000 - £2,500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

499 A late 19th Century gilt framed and glazed Oil on Canvas Study on a single Stag atop Highland mountains (apparently unsigned), 50cm x 75cm £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

500 17th/18th Century, a gilt framed (later, originally in an oval frame) Oil on Canvas half length Portrait Study of a gentleman with long curly hair and armour to his left side (lined), the canvas 74.5 x 58cm £300 - £500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

500 A After Jacob de Wet(17th Century), a large framed (later, in 17th Century Flemish Style) Oil on panel, ‘Noah, saved from the deluge, offers thanks by way of Sacrifice’, 58 x 81.5cm £1,000 - £1,500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

500 B *J. (Joe) R. Hargan DA PAI. (b 1952), a gilt framed and glazed Oil on Canvas “The Moon & Cabbage”, the Contemporary Fine Art Gallery (Eton) paper label verso, signed and dated top right, 23.5cm x 23.5cm £500 - £700 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

501 A 19th Century gilt framed Oil on Canvas Study, a woodsman smoking a clay pipe and with attendant hound upon a country pathway with a thatched building in the distance, 52cm x 38cm £150 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

502 *Kenneth Denton R.S.M.A.,I.S.M.P.,F.R.S.A., (b 1932), a gilt framed Oil on Artist’s Board ‘’A Norfolk Lane’’, signed by the Artist lower right and also verso, 19cm x 29cm £80 - £120 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

503 Attributed to joseph Wright of Derby (British, 1734 - 1777), ‘’Italian landscape viewed through a cavern by moonlight’’ circa 1774 to 1777. Possibly a capriccio incorporating a view from Neptune’s Grotto at Tivoli, Italy This work is inspired by elements from the work ‘’Vue des Cascatelles de Tivoli’’ and ‘’Landscape with Castle Ruins’’ by Claude Joseph Vernet (French, 1714 - 1789). Oil on Linen Canvas hand inscribed verso ‘’D????? LINEN’’ (Derveaux?, Artist Supplies, London, known to have supplied artists materials to Joseph Wright of Derby), later gilt framed, 50.5 cms (19.75 ins.) x 60.5 cms (23.75 ins.). Provenance: Private UK Collection of a Derby Antique Dealer from c1960, thence by family descent. Emilie Beck Saiello, the authority for the work of Claude Joseph Vernet and author of the Vernet Catalogue Raisonne, kindly offered the following guidance to Stephen Sheppard as follows ‘’The painting does not seem to me of Vernet, but of a British artist between Vernet and Wright of Derby, possibly Jacob More, Scottish?’’.

Joseph Wright of Derby (British, 1734 - 1777) was a self-taught artist who began his career copying engravings by master artists of the day including Claude Joseph Vernet (French, 1714 - 1789). In 1751 he moved to London to study under the portrait painter Thomas Hudson (1701 - 1779), another pupil of whom was Sir Joshua Reynolds (1723 - 1792), the future president of The Royal Academy, London. Between 1773 and 1775, Wright carried out a study visit to Italy and was particularly influenced by the landscape painting of Claude Joseph Vernet, a French painter who was working in Rome at the time. Vernet’s sunsets, moonlight scenes and shipwrecks displayed a mastery of atmospheric light. This encouraged Wright to paint Italian landscapes in the same manner, with nocturnal effects.

Joseph Wright from 1773 - 1775 produced a series of study drawings known as ‘’The Italian Sketchbook’’ which includes drawings from in and around Tivoli, Mt Vesuvius and Terni, Italy, now located at The Joseph Wright of Derby Museum in Derby, UK. Joseph Wright continued to draw inspiration for his landscapes from his visits to Italy throughout his life.

William Bemrose in his book ‘’The Life and Works of Joseph Wright, ARA, commonly called Joseph Wright of Derby’’, also records Joseph Wright as painting a ‘’Landscape viewed through a cavern by moonlight’’ in 1776, (No.41) painted towards the end of Joseph Wright’s life.

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Amina Wright, Senior Curator of the Holburne Museum in Bath, UK also comments in her book ‘’Joseph Wright of Derby, Bath and Beyond’’, offering the following comment, ‘’1774 onward we find Wright returning to nocturnal landscapes lit by fire and moonlight’’.

Amina Wright Senior Curator of The Holburne Museum, Bath, UK and Lucy Bamford, Senior Curator of Art and The Joseph Wright Collection, Derby, UK are both familiar with this painting. The painting has been compared favourably to works of art in situ within The Joseph Wright Museum in Derby, in the presence of Lucy Bamford. For legal and technical reasons, Amina Wright and Lucy Bamford have to date not been in a position to support or reject the attribution of this painting to Joseph Wright of Derby.

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Catalogue Note: The attribution to Joseph Wright of Derby was presented and researched by Stephen Sheppard, formerly Fine Art Auctioneer and Valuer at Tayler and Fletcher Fine Art Department. Stephen Sheppard is currently associated with Trinity House Paintings Ltd. the BADA and LAPADA fine art dealership who have exhibited at Masterpiece London and TEFAF Maastricht, with fine art galleries in London, The Cotswolds and New York. £10,000 - £15,000 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

MIRRORS AND BOOKS

504 A 19th Century wall hanging Looking Glass having shallow hand bevelled plate, the giltwood frame headed with Tudor style roses and carved with acanthus leaves, frame size 60cm x 44cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

505 A flame mahogany framed wall hanging Looking Glass of good colour and large proportions, frame size 143cm wide x 86cm high £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

506 A large 19th Century giltwood framed oval Looking Glass, the pediment surmounted with two winged cherubs holding aloft a garland of flowers, the lower section with scrolling acanthus, the oval plate with a shallow hand bevelling, 104cm (full height) x 72cm (widest) £150 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

507 A scarce early 1960’s Booklet ‘’This Is Saab’’, originally produced to give an impression of the Company and t complexity behind the Saab products detailing factories, production techniques, aerodynamic studies, various equipment etc., together with a fascinating array of early photographs relating to the same (a rare and scarce example) £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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508 Bettesworth and C. Hitch…. 1733, ‘The Works of Shakespeare’, engraved frontis portrait to vol I, vol I has split in the middle, all bound in contemporary full leather, but some front boards detached, generally all bindings need attention (7) £120 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

509 Faune Entomologique Francaise Lepidopteres - Descriptione tous les Papillons par M. E. Berce, 1868, 1870 x 2, 1873 and 1878. All limp covers in various distressed states, col plates but disbound, nos. 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. £25 - £35 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

510 An early 19th Century leather bound Volume ‘’England Dilineated’’, together with an early Map Engraving of the world published 1st January 1800 and one other large early Map Engraving ‘’A Map of The Western Part of The Roman Empire’’ by Thos. Kitchin Senr (Hydrographer to His Majesty) £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

511 A two-volume bound set ‘The Selected Painting of Lang Shih-Ning’ (Josephus Casiglione) with various monochrome plates etc. £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

512 A Hardback Volume ‘The Cecil Aldin Book’ with contributions by many famous people of the day, 8 colour plates, 7 half-tone plates and 95 black-and-white drawings, published by Eyre & Spottiswoode, (some foxing and discolouration to pages etc. £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

513 Bunyan, John, ‘The Pilgrim’s Progress and Other Works of John Bunyan. The Prefaces, Indices and the Text revised by George Offor Esq ... and an original memoir by the Rev. George B. Cheever, D.D. ‘ (William Mackenzie), undated, in good overall condition £20 - £30 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

514 Fenwick, George Lee ‘A History of the Ancient City of Chester from the Earliest Times’ (Phillipson and Golder 1896), frontispiece detached, but otherwise in good condition together with Howson, J. S., ‘The River Dee - Its Aspect and History’, requires rebinding, water damage up to P7, minor water stains 145 - end. £20 - £30 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

HAND KNOTTED PERSIAN AND OTHER RuGS AND CARPETS

515 A hand knotted Persian Carpet, central blue medallion cornered by similar blue spandrels and within borders with stylised repeating patterns etc., 285cm x 200cm £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

516 A hand knotted Tekke Turkoman, typical elephant’s foot/gul pattern against a red ground, 257cm x 185cm £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

517 A hand knotted Eastern Rug, the two cream lozenges headed by arrow heads style motifs within a cobalt blue ground, within blue, red and cream borders with varying stylised flower heads and other patterns etc., therein, 296cm x 170cm (some wear) £80 - £120 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

518 A large hand knotted Eastern Carpet, predominantly burnt umber ground the central rectangular section with leaves, flower heads and sprigs etc., surrounded by smaller yellow and a larger cobalt blue border with similar stylised repeating patterns etc., 360cm x 261cm (significant areas of wear) £50 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

519 A good and long hand knotted Eastern woollen Runner central red ground with cream spandrels and similar borders etc., 428cm x 103cm (good general overall condition) £150 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

520 A hand knotted Hamadan style Runner, star shaped medallions against a red ground and within cobalt blue and small lime green borders, 433 x 99cm £150 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

521 A hand knotted Persian Carpet, central beige ground lozenge against a lilac ground and square burnt orange spandrels, within a cream border, 308cm x 266cm, (some staining etc.,) £80 - £120 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

522 A hand knotted Eastern style Carpet, the central red lozenge against a cobalt blue ground with flower heads and four further spandrels, with varying coloured red, cream & cobalt blue borders (some wear), 155 x 116cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

523 A Persian silk mixture Rug, the central lozenge shaped motif with flower head against a red, cream and cobalt blue border and two leaf style motifs at top and bottom, faded green ground rectangle and varying sized and coloured borders with repeating flower heads and other similar style motifs etc., (some discolouration etc.,) 194cm x 129cm £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

524 A hand knotted silk mixture style Persian Runner, geometric motifs against a mid blue rectangle with varying rose coloured borders flanking with stylised repeating patterns, approx. 264cm x 79cm £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

525 A hand knotted Persian silk mixture style Carpet, predominantly pink/rose ground with various lozenges and within varying sized stylized borders (some staining, fading etc.,) approx. 294cm x 223cm £50 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

526 A large, fine and heavy hand-knotted Persian Carpet (possibly Konya), the central flower head design with eight pointed petals against a rose ground and larger red ground surround, the cream ‘tree of life’ style surround bordered by green and brown spandrels against varying sized and coloured borders with varying stylised repeating patterns etc., approx. 286cm x 197cm £150 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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527 A large 20th Century hand knotted Persian Carpet, Islamic style turquoise blue central medallion against a red ground with varying repeating stylised flower heads and tendrils etc., within cobalt blue and one larger cream border, good general overall condition with some minor fading to central red ground, 422cm x 317cm £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

528 A fine Persian silk mixture hand knotted Rug central star shaped cream lozenge against a shaped red ground and pink and cream Fleur De Lys style spandrels against a turquoise ground, varying stylised repeating floral style patterns within the borders, 380cm x 255cm £250 - £350 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

529 A hand knotted Persian pure woollen Rug central sun shaped medallion against a red ground with turquoise blue flowers and leaves within varying cream borders having stylised repeating patterns etc., original Harrod’s label to underside of one corner, 320cm x 211cm £150 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

530 A large and unusual hand knotted Eastern Carpet, the Chinese style mon within stylised Ruyi shaped cloud heads and four further mon with stylised opposing raptors, the whole against a lime green ground and a light rose pink border with cobalt blue sprigs, approx. 503cm x 354cm (some wear) £500 - £800 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

531 A fawn ground very fine handmade Persian Keshan Rug, 2 x 1.45 £140 - £180 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

532 A fawn ground very fine handmade Persian Biojar Rug, 2.15 x 1.38 £140 - £180 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

ANTIquE, PERIOD AND DECORATIVE FuRNITuRE

533 A good late 19th Century French walnut, kingwood and gilt metal mounted two drawer Gueridon, the pierced gallery above four cabriole legs united by a conforming oval undertier, 52cm wide £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

534 A good pair of late 19th Century French kingwood, walnut and gilt metal mounted three drawer circular Side Tables on cabriole legs terminating in brass sabot, each 32cm diameter £250 - £400 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

535 A fine and rare mid 18th Century South German walnut, boxwood strung, ebony inlaid and fruitwood Cabinet on Chest, the shaped cornice with central conch shell motif above two ogee shaped doors decorated with panels of interlaced strapwork, enclosing single shelf and further over a parquetry topped inverted serpentine three drawer chest similarly inlaid and decorated, the gilt metal handles cast as cherubs with fans amongst flowers, similarly cast gilt metal escutcheon headed with female masks and flowers, raised on bun feet, 118cm wide x 62cm deep x 193cm high £2,500 - £3,500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

536 A late 18th Century oak Dresser, the flaring cornice above shelves and three flush frieze drawers with four further smaller false drawers below in a ‘T’ shape formation, two arched panelled doors and raised on stile feet (restorations and reparations etc.,) 148cm (widest) x 49cm deep x 186cm high £500 - £700 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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537 A pair of 18th/19th Century Dutch walnut and floral marquetry inlaid Torchere Stands, each with flower head shaped top above a baluster turned stem and on tripod base, each approx. 96cm high and the flower head shaped top 22.5cm diameter £150 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

538 A large George III style japanned breakfront Bookcase, the six glazed doors with Moorish style astragal glazed arches above eight small drawers below and raised on plinth base with outset columns, the whole piece gilded and decorated in chinoiserie style in red lacquer, approx. 380cm wide x 45cm (deepest point at front) x 186cm high, illustrated back cover £3,000 - £5,000 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

539 A fine early 19th Century Regency period mahogany Sideboard of large proportions, the three quarter galleried top with applied circular patera above a central breakfront frieze drawer, raised on turned tapering reeded legs in Gillow’s style, 191cm wide x 68cm deep x 103cm (to gallery) £700 - £1,000 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

540 An 18th Century mahogany Writing Bureau, the angular fall opening to reveal finely fitted interior with central cupboard door to ‘’secret’’ slides (as columns with acorn style finials) and flanked by an arrangement of further drawers and pigeonholes etc., further over two half width and three full width graduated drawers flanked by quadrant fluted pilasters, oak lined and with original swan neck handles, raised on ogee bracket feet, 111cm wide x 56cm (deepest) x 108.5cm high £400 - £600 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

541 A late Regency period rosewood Sofa Table, the gadrooned top with two leaves and two flush drawers (the right hand drawer larger), square splaying stem and on gadrooned platform base with bun style feet having gadrooned tops and recessed castors, 102cm wide (leaves down) x 76cm deep x 72.5cm £300 - £400 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

542 A late 19th/early 20th Century French satinwood, kingwood crossbanded, marquetry and gilt metal mounted ladies Desk, the quarter veneered top above three frieze drawers, further over a cylinder style tambour top lifting to reveal fitted interior with further smaller drawers, pigeonholes etc., and a slide out leathered writing surface above a single full width breakfront drawer, raised on square tapering stop fluted legs, 94cm wide £400 - £700 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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543 A good early 19th Century French Canadian (possibly Quebec) pine Armoire/Side Cupboard of small proportions, the angular top above two full height doors with fielded panels enclosing an array of shelves, carved shaped apron and on stile feet, 127cm wide x 54cm deep x 154cm high £150 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

544 An early 20th Century Chinese hardwood Side Cabinet, (possibly Huanghuali), the cornice with a gallery above two doors, each with open rectangular section and flanked by four symbols (Artemisia leaf, lotus lappet etc.,) and before a single shelf, the lower section with each door having five vertical bars and enclosing a further shelf, two half width drawers below and further verticals, the central five smaller verticals being a cupboard door, raised on high stile feet, 96cm wide x 44cm deep x 159cm high £400 - £700 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

545 An unusual 18th Century French Canadian (possibly Quebec) pine Side Cabinet, the moulded top above two doors, each with central panel depicting a decorative motif of a raised lozenge flanked by smaller raised triangular spandrels, the doors enclosing shelves, raised on stile feet, (replaced top/restorations), 116cm wide x 50cm deep x 89cm high £150 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

546 An 18th/19th Century Oriental elm Chest of good colour, iron mounted with various hinges and carrying handles etc., and the front section hinged and with lock opening to reveal the interior, raised on slightly recessed blocks, 95cm wide x 39cm deep x 43cm high £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

547 A late 17th Century style walnut Cabinet on Stand, the pagoda style top with concave pull out drawer above two panelled doors opening to reveal two further panelled doors to the interior with pigeonholes above and eleven further drawers below, raised on a later stand with full width drawer and barley twist legs united by a shaped ‘X’ form stretcher in late 17th Century style, raised on small bun style feet, 84cm wide x 158cm high £250 - £400 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

548 A very fine early 20th Century Chinese hardwood (with material panels) six fold Room Screen, the panels extremely finely detailed and tightly carved with various objects, animals including Qilin, deer, dragons, fen, scholars and attendants etc., the textile panels similarly decorated with figures before buildings in the open air etc., the reverse of the Screen also carved with various decorative motifs and symbolism etc., the end panels symmetrical and opposing, the stile feet with metal cap ends, 189.5cm high £400 - £600 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

549 Tiffany Studios, New York, a fine Art Nouveau style circular topped Occasional Table, the pineapple style finial above a circular black marble top and pierced cast bronze base in high Art Nouveau style terminating in four splaying feet modelled as tendrils, stamp cast bronze underside Tiffany Studios, New York and numbered 442, 45cm diameter x 50cm high £1,000 - £1,500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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550 A Regency period mahogany Chiffonier, the three quarter pierced gilt metal galleried top above a shelf and ogee scrolling supports, two half width drawers and two panelled doors below enclosing a single shelf, raised on turned feet, 107.5cm wide x 160cm high (including gallery) £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

551 A fine quality George III period mahogany Jersey Wardrobe, the cavetto cornice above two doors with three fielded panels enclosing hanging space, shaped apron and raised on large slightly splaying French style bracket feet, panelled sides, 138cm wide x 62cm deep x 213cm high, (this Wardrobe can be easily dismantled and re-erected) £300 - £500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

552 A late Regency period/early Victorian rosewood Centre Table, moulded full width drawer above standard style ends united by a turned stretcher and terminating in petal style carved bun feet with recessed castors, 56cm wide £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

553 A large and rare late 17th Century oak Chest, the four panel hinged moulded top above an arcaded frieze and four panels below, further arcading to the bottom rail, with panelled ends and raised on high stile feet, (some restorations), 180cm wide x 60cm deep x 75cm high £600 - £800 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

554 A late 18th/early 19th Century French Canadian (possibly Quebec) pine Armoire/Side Cabinet of small proportions, the thumbnail moulded overhanging top above two panelled doors enclosing shelves, with shaped apron and raised on shaped stile feet, 128cm wide x 53cm deep x 146cm high £150 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

555 A late 18th Century French Canadian pine Side Cabinet (possibly Quebec), the moulded top above two full height doors, each with a central decorative cross motif and enclosing shelves, raised on stile feet, 126cm wide x 43cm deep x 127.5cm high £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

556 An unusual mid 19th Century French Canadian pine Side cabinet, the three quarter galleried overhanging top above a single central drawer, further over two panelled doors enclosing a single central shelf, raised on moulded plinth base, 112cm wide x 49cm deep x 107cm high (highest) £150 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

557 An English Regency period Sofa Table of large proportions, the frieze with two true half width drawers and two dummy drawers opposing, the drop leaves above a platform style base with four turned supports and four downswept legs carved at the knees and terminating in brass cap castors, 117.5cm wide (leaves down) x 76cm deep x 74.5cm high £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

558 A mid 19th Century (in mid 18th Century French style) mahogany Footstool, the later floral needlework top with violet bows and ribbons and above four moulded cabriole legs, 95cm wide x 48cm deep x 43cm high £100 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

559 A 19th century bank of seven full-width, graduated, mahogany Drawers; raised on plinth base, 47.5cm wide x 41cm deep x 81cm high £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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566 An 18th Century oak panel back Settle, the five fielded panels flanked by shaped arms and cabriole front legs terminating in pad feet, 186cm wide £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

567 A set of six 19th Century ash country Chairs, each top rail carved with a scallop shell style motif above turned spindles and rush seats, the Chairs with turned tapering front legs united by stretchers, (some worm) £250 - £350 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

568 A pair of early 18th Century Continental walnut and bone inlaid Side Chairs, the top rails scrolling and carved with an armorial crest style centre, further over rattan caning and cabriole front legs terminating in pointed feet and united by shaped ‘H’ form stretchers together with one other similar period rattan cane seated Chair (3) (two Chairs require extensive renovations and one Chair with prevalent historic woodworm) £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

569 A 17th Century oak panel back Chair, the angular panelled back with stylised incised decoration to the top rail, shaped scrolling arms, plank seat and turned uprights and legs united by stretchers, (back legs tipped) £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

570 Three series 7-3107 Chairs in black originally designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1955 and produced by Fritz Hansen (probably original 1960’s Chairs) £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

571 A late 17th/early 18th Century oak Mule Chest inlaid with bog oak and holly, the hinged plank top above three panelled front with stylised inlay and further over a single full width drawer (as three), plinth base and on bun style feet (restorations and various reparations etc.,) 140cm wide £300 - £500 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

572 A late 19th/early 20th Century Chinese stained pine low Side Cabinet, the overhanging top above two half width drawers, 80.5cm wide £50 - £70 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

573 An early/mid 20th Century Chinese red lacquered hardwood low Occasional Table with single frieze drawer, raised on square moulded legs, 33cm square £30 - £50 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

574 A late 18th Century George III period mahogany Chest the moulded top above brushing slide and four full width graduated drawers retaining original brass swan neck handles, raised on bracket feet, 94.5cm wide (replaced back) £150 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

560 An 18th Century Welsh elm Coffer Bach, the moulded hinged lid above an arrangement of two half width and one single further full width drawer below, raised on short bracket feet, (in two parts), 63cm (widest) £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

561 A mid 18th century tilt-top mahogany tripod Occasional Table with bird cage mechanism; the one-piece, Chippendale style, pie-crust edged top above a gun barrel stem and tripod base with elongated pad feet, 76cm dia. £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

562 An 18th Century style walnut open Armchair, the shaped splat above a floral tapestry drop in seat, shepherd’s crook style arms and cabriole legs united by turned ‘H’ form stretcher £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

563 In the manner of Gillow’s of Lancaster a fine long set of twelve (10+2) heavy (probably Cuban mahogany) Dining Chairs, the Carvers with tablet shaped concave top rails conforming crest rails with carving, the arms with scrolling handles leading down to cushion style moulded front rails with turned tapering reeded legs, red Morocco leather seats, some Chairs have retailer’s labels, some Chairs have initials stamped to the underside of the rails (I.B), illustrated inside back cover £4,000 - £6,000 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

564 Five late Regency period mahogany Dining Chairs, scrolling carved top rails above stuff over seats and turned tapering legs £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

565 An unusual 19th Century French Canadian pine Settle/Folding Bed, the spindled back with bobbin style vertical turnings above a folding front seat and front with two panelled section facing, on short stile feet, approx. 187cm wide x 60cm deep x 94cm high (highest point at back rail) £150 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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575 A late 18th Century George III period oak Chest of small proportions, the moulded top above four full width graduated drawers retaining original handles, raised on bracket feet, 83cm wide £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

576 A pair of 18th Century mahogany Cupboard/Wardrobe Doors with three recessed fielded panels in ‘’Jersey’’ style, each with hand cut brass escutcheon, each approx. 167cm x 61cm £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

577 An unusual early/mid 19th Century French Canadian (possibly Quebec) pine Side Cabinet, the slightly overhanging top above two half width drawers with stamped ovals, two doors with shaped fielded panels, lower waist moulding, raised on stile feet, 140cm wide x 50cm deep x 147cm high £150 - £250 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

578 A set of 19th Century stained pine Shelves, single shelf above three horizontal stretcher bars, on shaped ends, 73cm wide £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

579 A set of 19th Century pine Shelves, single smaller shelf above a larger base shelf, raised on shaped ends, 78cm wide £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

580 A set of pine Shelves, the shaped ends and cut away feet flanking two shelves, one larger, one smaller, 74cm wide £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

581 An unusual Chinese/Korean elm Centre Table, the overhanging top with a framed glazed aperture lifting to reveal copper lining and flanked by one smaller copper lined compartment with lift up lid, the front with two small full depth right hand drawers, shaped apron and raised on block feet carved with a key fret style motif, the overhanging table top 76cm wide x 48cm deep x 44.5cm high (to top of table top) £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

582 A 19th century pine Column Stand, the reeded column locating into a flower head style shelf and further over a triform base carved at the knees with acanthus and terminating in paw-style feet (later converted for electricity), the column approx. 139cm high (not including electrical fittings etc.,) £50 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

583 A 19th Century camphor wood lined and brass mounted two handled Travelling Trunk, brass studded, 92cm wide £60 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

584 A mid 20th Century teak Low Table by G Plan, three frieze drawers (opening from each sides), 150cm wide x 46cm deep x 41cm high £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

585 A mid 20th Century rosewood and teak G Plan Sideboard Unit, four central drawers and two cupboard doors, 190cm wide x 48cm deep x 72cm high £100 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

586 A late 18th century white statuary marble fireplace which was removed from Belford Hall, Northumberland (James Paine - 1756). The simple 130cm shelf which has been replaced rests upon a reeded frieze centred with a simple keystone, the entablature is supported on reeded Corinthian columns on plain rectangular blocks. £50 - £80 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

587 A rare cast iron Hob Grate of the early 19th century from the Royal Military College which is now Old College, the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst. A letter from the Curator of RMA Sandhurst confirming the provenance is included with the lot. (85cm wide x 54 high x 31cm deep) £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

588 A modern Chinese five fold Room Screen decorated with chrysanthemums and various other flowers etc., within stylised borders, 213cm high £100 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

589 A Chinese hardwood barrel shaped circular topped Occasional Table, the inset circular top (possibly bird’s eye maple?) above bowed rosewood struts and supported on shaped feet, 73cm diameter (including bowed supports) £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

590 A pair of Chinese hardwood Occasional Tables, the cleated tops above key fret designs and moulded square legs united by stretchers raised in the centre, each 39.5cm wide (water staining/ring marks commensurate with age) £150 - £200 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

591 An early 20th Century Chinese hardwood low Occasional Table, the frieze and bowed ends pierced and carved in relief with decorative prunus blossom, the urns terminating in tightly carved scrolls, 92cm wide £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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592 A brass mounted Korean elm low Chest, the top with upturned ends above an arrangement of three top frieze drawers and two cupboard doors below, (probably mid 20th Century), 63cm wide £70 - £100 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

593 An 18th Century oak Mule Chest, the hinged moulded opening to reveal original ring hinges and candle box to the left, three field panels and the frieze carved with initials JMK, two half width geometrically fronted drawers below and raised on stile feet, 125cm wide £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

594 A pair of 19th Century circular topped (probably fruitwood) Stools, each with turned tapering splayed legs united by a cross form stretcher £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

595 A 17th Century Demi Lune oak Side Table (possibly formerly a Credence Table), three bulbous baluster turned supports united by scratch moulded stretchers, 112cm wide £200 - £300 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

596 A late 18th Century mahogany Chest, the crossbanded top above brushing slide and four full width graduated drawers retaining original brass swan neck handles, oak lined and raised on bracket feet, 85.5cm wide £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

597 An early 19th Century bow fronted mahogany Desk/Dressing Table in Gillow’s style, single full width drawer above two further smaller drawers and raised on turned tapering reeded legs terminating in castors, 101cm wide £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

598 An unusual mid 19th Century carved rosewood and upholstered Low Chair, the top rail very tightly carved with scrolls and flower heads above an arched back and stuff over seat , the pronounced cabriole legs headed with decorative motifs in relief & terminating in French style scrolls with castors £100 - £150 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

599 A George III style mahogany framed and rexine upholstered Tub Chair, the shaped reeded handles leading down to square tapering legs headed with Robert Adam style patera £80 - £120 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

600 A fine Biedermeier style upholstered (later) and mahogany framed scroll end Sofa, the rail with a central proud lozenge motif, raised on four out curved legs, approx. 229cm wide £500 - £700 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

601 A large and fine antique French refectory style Dining Table, the two plank cleated walnut top of very good colour above an oak base with two end drawers, one smaller middle drawer and raised on turned legs united by an ‘H’ form stretcher,240cm wide x 106cm deep x 81cm high £500 - £800 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

602 A fine Art Deco period figured walnut extending Dining Table, central removable leaf and the two ends with canted corners and slightly outset frieze above two rectangular block supports, quarter veneered, and veneered with horizontal walnut streaks to the corners, each supports with slightly recessed platform base, 247cm (leaves in) x 102cm wide x 76.5cm high £400 - £600 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

603 A fine and large seven fold Chinese ebonised wooden Screen finely incised and polychrome decorated with figures in various guises within and outside a large and grand building within country surroundings with rockwork and trees etc., all bordered by birds in flight and double Ruyi style heads, the Screen flanked with precious archaistic style objects including tripod censers, wine jues and an archaistic style bell etc., the reverse of the screen also finely decorated with various birds and storks amongst prunus and other trees/foliage etc., 213cm high £500 - £800 + 21.6% buyer’s premium (incl. VAT)

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UNDER OFFER

Matthew Harvey BSc MRICS Bourton-on-the-Water Residential Sales

Edward Bagnall FRICS MNAVA Stow-on-the-Wold Residential Sales

James Skinner BA (Hons) MSc Bourton-on-the-Water Residential Sales

Southrop Guide Price: £545,000 A four bedroom detached village house with mature garden and attached single garage, set in the heart of the village.

Bourton-on-the-Water Office

Claire Mowat HND Business Bourton-on-the-Water Residential Lettings

Elizabeth Billot MNAEA MARLA Stow-on-the-Wold Residential Lettings

Adrian Cannon MSc MRICS FAAV Bourton-on-the-Water Rural

Northleach Guide Price: £465,000 An individual detached house set in a peaceful elevated position on the edge of the town backing on to open fields. Bourton-on-the-Water Office


Bourton-on-the-Water Guide Price: £745,000

A beautifully presented and recently updated individually designed detached Cotswold stone house with a fine southerly aspect over landscaped gardens and grounds adjoining open countryside. Bourton-on-the-Water Office

Great Rissington Guide Price: £645,000

A fine detached barn conversion set in an elevated position in the heart of the village with good reception space and fine views. Bourton-on-the-Water Office

UNDER OFFER


Jess Bates Stow-on-the-Wold Residential Sales

Joan Wedgwood Stow-on-the-Wold Residential Sales

Victoria Algar Bourton-on-the-Water Residential Lettings

Chipping Norton Guide Price: £565,000 Phase I – Last one remaining – “The jewel in the crown” – Gentian Developments are proud to present a stunning Georgian townhouse with period features throughout. Chipping Norton Office

Francis Winstone-Partridge FNAEA Dip. Chipping Norton Residential Sales

Philip Webb Chipping Norton Residential Sales

Michelle Bayliss Stow-on-the-Wold Residential Lettings

Chipping Norton Prices From: £350,000 Phase II – A pair of brand new stone built mews style cottages by Gentian Developments, enjoying a tranquil courtyard setting in the heart of this Cotswold market town. Chipping Norton Office


Moreton-in-Marsh Guide Price: £575,000

An extremely attractive and traditionally designed detached period property constructed of natural Cotswold stone and situated in a large plot. Stow-on-the-Wold Office

Stow-on-the-Wold Guide Price: £420,000

A charming Cotswold cottage in the heart of the town currently used for commercial purposes with planning permission for change of use to a residential dwelling. Stow-on-the-Wold Office


Tuesday 31st October 2017 Tayler & Fletcher Regional collective Auction Sale of

Property, Land, Development and Business Opportunities 3 Lots in Staunton and Tewkesbury

Sale to be held at The Gupshill Manor, Glos. GL20 5SGPlease contact Charles Arkell at the Bourton office for further information- 01451 820913

Wednesday 1st November 2017Tayler & Fletcher Regional collective Auction Sale of

Property, Land, Development and Business Opportunities 3 Lots in Chipping Norton, Greet and Adlestrop

At The North Cotswold Saleroom, Lansdowne, Bourton-on-the-Water, Glos., GL54 2AR at 6.00pmPlease contact Mathew Harvey or Charles Arkell at the Bourton office - 01451 820913

Saturday 18th November 2017Monthly Sale of Antique and selected Furniture and Estate Clearances, to be held at

The North Cotswold Saleroom, Bourton on the Water at 10.00am To include our 26th annual specialist Sale of Paintings, Oils, Watercolours, Prints and Engravings

(Approx. 600 assorted lots)ENTRIES NOW BEING ACCEPTED

Friday 24th November 2017Sale of Hay, Straw and Fodder

The Rugby Club, Stow on the WoldSale at 12.00pm noon.

(Please contact Adrian Cannon at the Bourton office - 01451 820913)

Late February 2018Our first auction sale for 2018 of three annual selected lot specialist sales of Antiques, Fine Art, and

Objets D’art to take place at The North Cotswold Saleroom, Bourton-on-the-Water at 10.00am. (Live, global internet bidding)

A sale of quality Antiques and Fine Art to include specialist Interior Design and Decorative Arts(Approx. 600+ fine and selected lots )ENTRIES NOW BEING ACCEPTED

Forthcoming Auction Sales

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Please note our complete year 2017 auction sale dates leaflet/Catalogue Subscription Form can easily be obtained free of charge at any of our Auction Sales or at any of our three Cotswold Offices.

This information, along with sale previews, sale results, regular updates and some lot images is also available on our website


Conditions of Sale

Tayler & Fletcher conduct their auctions under the customary conditions as set out below. All persons shall be deemed to have full knowledge of the same. Tayler & Fletcher act as agents and only in respect of goods for the purposes of sale by auction. Herein they shall be known as the ‘Auctioneers’. Persons instructing the Auctioneers to sell goods are herein known as ‘Vendors’. Persons who have acquired lots offered for sale by the Auctioneers are herein known as the ‘Purchasers’. Registration If attending an auction you will be expected to register for a buyer’s number before the sale commences. This involves completing a form giving your name, address and telephone number for which you will be allocated a bidder number. Should you be the highest bidder on a lot, showing the auctioneer your bidder number will allow him to quickly record you as the successful purchaser. Telephone Bidding Telephone Bidding is available on sale days on lots with an estimated value of over £200 and should be arranged with the saleroom administrative staff before 7.00pm on the eve of the sale day. Commission (Absentee) Bids If you are unable to attend the auction but would like to bid on an item, you may leave a commission (absentee) bid for free. This is an instruction to the auctioneer to bid on your behalf up to a limit set by you. Absentee bids are executed on behalf of the Bidder during the auction at the lowest possible amount. To leave a commission bid simply ask the saleroom staff for a commission form or download one from our website. Make sure you fill in the required information and return it before 7.00pm on the eve of the sale commence. The Auctioneers will faithfully execute written commission bids without charge, but without accepting responsibility for any oversight which may occur. The Auctioneers regret that they cannot be held responsible for, nor are they connected with, any ‘private’ commission bids given to saleroom porters to execute without the knowledge of the Auctioneers. Bidding i. In making a bid, Purchasers acknowledge their attention has been drawn to these Conditions of Sale and that they are satisfied as to the description and condition of lots. ii. At the fall of the hammer, the highest bidder, acceptable to the Auctioneer, shall be the purchaser and any dispute regarding the bidding or otherwise shall be settled by the Auctioneer whose decision shall be absolute and final. The Auctioneer reserves the right to reopen the bidding immediately after the fall of the hammer if it is apparent that he has missed a bid. iii. No lots shall be transferable. iv. The Contract of Sale is made with the Auctioneers, as Agents for the Vendors and payment shall be made only to the Auctioneers. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Auctioneers shall retain a lien on all goods which shall not pass to the Purchaser until full payment has been received. Bidding, Bidding Increments and Reserves The bidding can be regulated at the discretion of the Auctioneer, who reserves the right to accept or reject any bid; and in the case of lots upon which the Vendor has placed a reserve, the Auctioneers have the right to bid on behalf of the Vendor up to any amount below the reserve. Buyer’s Premium Buyer’s Premium of 18% (exclusive of VAT) of the hammer price per lot is payable by all purchasers Artists Resale Rights (ARR) or Droite de Suite - Please note all lots marked with an asterisk (*) may or may not be subject to an added Buyer’s ARR payment at the maximum rate of 4% (sliding scale) of the hammer price on lots of 1000 Euros (approx. £886) or more in accordance with EU Directive 2001/84/EC. Exchange rates will be calculated at the currency conversion rate on the day of the sale. Each time you bid on a lot covered by the ARR, you agree to pay an additional amount equal to the resale royalty. If you are the successful bidder this amount will be added to your invoice. For further information about ARR please contact the Fine Art Department.


Payment i. Payment can be made to the Auctioneers by Debit Card or in Cash at the saleroom. ii Payment can also be made by Bank Transfer, but lots will not be released to the Purchaser until the Auctioneers are satisfied that the funds have cleared. ii. We regret we are unable to accept Debit or Credit card payments over the telephone, but we do accept Debit cards including Visa and Mastercard in person. Please check before bidding to ensure that your Debit card provider is acceptable as a form of payment. iii. Credit cards are only accepted by prior arrangement to persons known to us and are subject to a surcharge of 3% of the hammer price (and of any other applicable charges such as Artists Resale Rights (ARR), Import Taxes, Storage, Delivery and VAT. iv. Cheques will not be accepted from Purchasers unknown to the Auctioneers, unless arrangements such as bank or other suitable references have been made in advance. In all cases cheques must be supported by a valid Bank card. Non-compliance with this condition may delay the release of lots pending the clearance of cheques.

Collection and Storage i. Purchasers and Vendors should where possible remove all lots (purchased and unsold) by 6.00pm on the day of the sale at their own risk and expense. Deliveries can be arranged locally or nationally (minimum fee £30 + VAT). Please call the Saleroom on 01451 821666 for details. ii. Items which are not collected on the day of the sale must be collected within a period of one week . The Auctioneers will store items bought by clients free of charge during this time but following a period of seven days, they will also be subject to an additional charge of £5 plus VAT per week, per item, to cover storage expenses. The Auctioneers reserve the right to resell uncollected lots by auction or by private treaty or alternatively, warehouse goods at the client’s expense. In all cases, the Auctioneers may act without notice to the client and any incidental expenses however incurred will become the liability of the clients. Attendance All persons attending a Sale under the conduct of the Auctioneers – whether at their salerooms or elsewhere – shall be deemed to be on the land and premises at their own risk and shall have no claim against the Auctioneers or their principles in respect of the cancellation / postponement of a Sale or any loss, accident or injury however occasioned, save in so far as the same is proven to be caused by the direct negligence of an employee(s) of the Firm. Viewing i. Catalogued items will be available to view at the saleroom on the Tuesday and Wednesday prior to the sale day between 8.00am and 8.00pm and on the morning of sale from 7.30am until start of sale at 10.00am. Purchasers should satisfy themselves by physical inspection of lots before bidding as to their origin, authenticity, quality, age, weight, size and general description as lots are sold in their actual state with faults, imperfections or errors of description. ii. As some items are not inspected by the Auctioneers prior to cataloguing, we strongly recommend that you telephone us before travelling to view a specific item. iii. The Auctioneers make every reasonable effort to ensure the accuracy of advertisements, catalogue descriptions and other publicity but declare that all statements, oral or in writing, are those of opinion only, and shall not give rise to any action in law for damages, compensation or rescission of a sale by a Purchaser, against any Vendor, the Auctioneers or their employees. Breakages / Insurance / Packaging Although, naturally enough the goods offered for sale are insured whilst in our hands, if a breakage occurs because of negligence, mishandling, or otherwise accidentally, the Auctioneer will look to the person(s) responsible to recover a proportion of the perceived value of the item(s) as set by the Auctioneer. Please note, although we can recommend reliable local shippers, hauliers and packers, we do not package or post items purchased at auction from our sales and items remain the sole responsibility of the Purchaser at the fall of the hammer. All collections, transit and delivery contracts entered into by the Purchaser remain the sole responsibility of the Purchaser and we as Auctioneers (agents) accept no liability for loss or damage however or wherever caused post sale. Catalogues i. Any statement made by the Auctioneers or their employees as to authorship, attribution, identity, origin, date, age, provenance and condition is a statement of opinion and is not to be taken as statement of fact. It is not necessarily definitive, and is intended as a guide only. Sometimes it may differ from the opinion of other specialist appraisers, museums or auction houses. All buyers must therefore make their own judgement prior to the purchase of any lot, which is always sold as viewed.

ii. Lots are sold subject to any announcement, declaration, alteration or description or other matters, made by the Auctioneer prior to the invitation of bids. iii. Electrical/Mechanical goods are sold on the strict understanding that these are untested, without warranties or any other guarantees as to serviceability or working order, unless otherwise stated.

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From a good selection of Chinese Ceramics

From a good selection of Glassware

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