Winter Catalogue

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Winter Antiques & Fine Art Auction14th & 15th December 2011

In association with

of Bournemouth

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Ewbank Clarke Gammon WellersAuction Sale Dates 2012

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Surrey’s premier Auction Rooms in an unrivalled out of town location with free parking adjoining the A3 three miles North of Guildford

WINTER ANTIQUES ANDFINE ART AUCTION

A good collection of over 250 lots of Oriental porcelain and works of art 18th century and later Furniture (180 lots),

Oil Paintings, Water-colours and Prints, Contemporary Art, (190 lots)

Silver (250 lots) and Jewellery (180 lots), Eastern Rugs, Books,

Pottery Porcelain and Glass, Works of Art, Bronzes, Clocks and Watches, Postage Stamps,

Wine, Militaria and Medals, Toys and Dolls

SALE: Wednesday and Thursday 14th and 15th December at 10.30 am

VIEWING:

Saturday 10th December 10.00 am–2.00 pmMonday 12th December 10.00 am–5 00 pmTuesday 13th December 10.00 am–8.00 pm

Mornings of Sale 9.30-10.00 am

For the fully illustrated catalogue and live internet bidding go to www.ewbankauctions.co.uk

The Burnt Common Auction RoomsLondon Road, Send, Surrey GU23 7LN

Tel +44 (0)1483 223101

E-mail: [email protected] Premium 24% inclusive of VAT

Catalogues £10 by post

(Riddetts Bournemouth office tel: 01202 555686)

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ANTIQUES & FINE ART AUCTION

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INFORMATION FOR BUYERS1 Introduction. The following informative notes are intended to assist Buyers, particularly those inexperienced or new to our salerooms.

All sales are conducted on our printed Conditions of Sale which are readily available for inspection and normally accompany catalogues. Our staff will be happy to help you if there is anything you do not fully understand.

2 Agency. As auctioneers we usually contract as agents for the seller whose identity, for reasons of confidentiality, is not normally disclosed. Accordingly if you buy, your primary contract is with the seller.

3 Estimates. Estimates are designed to help buyers gauge what sort of sum might be involved for the purchase of a particular lot. The lower estimate may represent the reserve price and certainly will not be below it. Estimates do not include the Buyer’s Premium or VAT (where chargeable). Estimates are prepared some time before the sale and may be altered by announcement before the sale. They are in no sense definitive.

4 Buyers Premium. The Conditions of Sale oblige buyers to pay a buyer’s premium at 24% on the hammer price of each lot purchased. In addition, VAT is included in this premium (see below).

5 VAT. (v) indicates that VAT is payable by the purchaser at the standard rate (presently 20%) on the hammer price as well as being an element in the buyer’s premium. This imposition of VAT is likely to be because the seller is registered for VAT within the European Union and is not operating the Dealer’s Margin Scheme or because VAT is due at 20% on the importation into the UK. The double symbol (**) indicated that the lot has been imported from outside the European Union and the present position is that these lots are liable to a reduced rate of VAT (5%) on the gross lot price (ie. both the hammer price and the buyer’s premium). Lots which appear without either of the above symbols indicate that no VAT is payable on the hammer price. This is because such lots are sold using the Auctioneers’ Margin Scheme and it should be noted that the VAT included within the Premium is not recoverable as input tax.

6 Conditions of lots. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale. Intending buyers have ample opportunity for inspection of goods and neither the seller not we as the auctioneers accept any responsibility for their condition. In particular, mechanical objects of any age are not guaranteed to be in working order. However, in specified circumstances lots mis-described because they are ‘deliberate forgeries’ may be returned and repayment made. There is a 2 week time limit. (The expression ‘deliberate forgery’ is defined in our Conditions of Sale).

7 Condition reports. We may be able to assist buyers unable to view by posting or faxing a condition report, but these reports are based solely on our own opinion and are for guidance only and no responsibility is accepted for their accuracy. Intending buyers are strongly encouraged to view. (Please see our Conditions of Sale).

8 Electrical goods. These are sold as ‘antiques’ only and if bought for use must be checked over for compliance with safety regulations by a qualified electrician first.

9 Export of goods. Buyers intending to export goods should ascertain (a) whether an export licence is required and (b) whether there is any specific prohibition on promoting on importing goods of that character because, e.g., they contain prohibited materials such as ivory. Ask us if you need help.

10 Bidding. Bidders may be required to register before the sale commences and lots will be invoiced to the name and address on the registration form. Some form of identification may be required if you are unknown to us. Please enquire in advance about our arrangements for telephone bidding.

11 Commission bidding. Commission bids may be left with the auctioneers indicating the maximum amount to be bid excluding buyers’ premium. They will be executed as cheaply as possible having regard to the reserve (if any) and competing bids. If two buyers submit identical commission bids the auctioneers may prefer the first bid received. Please enquire in advance about our arrangements for the leaving of commission bids by telephone or FAX.

12 Methods of Payment. As a general rule any cheques tendered will need to be cleared before removal of the goods is permitted. Please discuss with our Office in advance of the sale if other methods of payment are envisaged (except cash).

13 Collection and storage. Please note what the Conditions of Sale state about collection and storage. It is important that goods are paid for and collected promptly. Any delay beyond five working days will involve buyers in paying our storage charges calculated at £3.00 per lot per day unless prior alternative arrangements have been agreed. NO LOTS MAY BE REMOVED IN RESPECT OF CHEQUE PAYMENTS UNTIL FUNDS ARE CLEARED IN OUR ACCOUNT.

EXPLANATION OF PICTURE CATALOGUING TERMSAny statement as to authorship, attribution, origin, date, age, provenance and condition is a statement of opinion and is not to be taken as a statement of representation of fact. The Auctioneers reserve the right, in forming their opinion, to consult and rely upon any expert or authority considered by them to be reliable.The forename(s) and surname of the artist: In our opinion a work by the artist.The initials of the forename(s) and the surname of the artist: In our opinion a work of the period of the artist which may be wholly or in part his work. The surname only of the artist: In our opinion a work of the school or by one of the followers of the artist or in his style and of uncertain date. English School’, ‘Italian School’: etc: In our opinion a work executed at a later date that the style may suggest.Signed’: Has a signature which in our opinion is a recognised signature.Dated’: Is so dated and in our opinion was executed at that date.The term ‘bears’ a signature and/or date and/or an inscription: Means that in our opinion the artist’s name and/or date and/or inscription have been added by another hand.Measurements: Height precedes width.

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There will be an addendum for late entries which will be available on the viewing days; all lots are posted with images

on our web-site www.ewbankauctions.co.uk

This sale is on Wednesday and Thursday 14th and 15th December commencing at 10.30 am

WINTER ANTIQUE AND FINE ART AUCTION

Commencing 10.30 am Wednesday 14th December

Jewellery

1 Ruby and diamond five stone ring £300-500

2 Single row graduated 5mm-8mm cultured pearl necklace with circular textured gold and pearl clasp, testing as approximately 9ct gold, length 40cm £150-250

3 Set of three gold coins, young Queen Victoria, reverse with Una and the lion facsimilie with date of 1839 27mm, 22mm, 19mm diameter 24grams and an American 5 dollar coin 1 gram

£400-600

4 Sapphire and diamond cluster ring comprising a central oval facetted sapphire (estimated weight approximately 3.5cts) surrounded by round brilliant cut diamonds (estimated total weight approximately 1ct). All claw set in a mount stamped ‘Plat’ £2,000-3,000 See Illustration.

5 Diamond earstuds (approximately 0.20cts) £80-120

6 Pair of opal and cubic zirconium pendant cluster earrings, all in gold stamped 375

£350-400

7 Sapphire and diamond chevron style cluster necklace comprising round brilliant cut diamonds and marquise sapphires, all claw set, hall marked 18ct white gold £350-450 See Illustration.

8 Half sovereign dated 1915, mounted as a ring, in a pierced style gold mount stamped 9k, finger size P, gross weight 9.7 grams £75-100

9 Three items of mixed gold including a plain wedding band of hallmarked 22ct gold, finger size O, weight 6.1 grams; a decorated wide wedding band of hallmarked 9ct gold, finger size T, weight 8.6 grams; and a cross pendant stamped Jerusalem 0.8 grams £150-200

10 Eight assorted rings comprising three sapphire clusters and a citrine ring, all in hallmarked 9ct gold; and four dress rings stamped 750. All finger size O. Gross weight £150-250

11 Broken fancy link neckchain of hallmarked 9ct gold, length 67cm, weight 11 grams; a hollow rope style necklace stamped 9K, length 52cm, weight 9.7 grams; an articulated hallmarked 9ct gold fish pendant on a hallmarked 18ct gold neckchain, gross weight 6grams; enamelled cross on gold chain, both stamped 750, gross weight 6.5 grams; gold neckchain length 53cm stamped 750, weight 3grams; and a gold bracelet with belcher style links and an attached charm stamped 750, gross weight 4.9 grams £400-500

12 Brown box containing four bracelets comprising: a hallmarked 9ct gold gatelink bracelet set with a Mexican coin, gross weight 6.5 grams; a gold identity bracelet stamped 375, weight 8.7 grams; an antique hollow link bracelet stamped 9ct, with an attached sovereign dated 1906, gross weight 20 grams; and a hallmarked 9ct gold decorated bangle, weight 9.7 grams.

£350-450

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13 Black box containing twenty-five mixed items of jewellery including a number hallmarked and stamped 9ct, gross weight 33 grams; a number stamped 750, gross weight 12.6 grams; five pieces unhallmarked; and a half sovereign £300-400 See Illustration.

14 Dress ring containing a synthetic blue stone, all in a yellow metal mount £50-100

15 Two gemset rings comprising an oval cut blue topaz in hallmarked 9ct gold, finger size O, gross weight 2.3 grams; and a synthetic ruby and diamond cluster ring all set in hallmarked 9ct gold

£100-250

16 Sixteen miniature 19th century and later ceramic and glass perfume bottles £250-350

17 Diamond and synthetic sapphire cluster ring all claw set in white gold testing as 18ct £250-350

18 Pair of opal earrings comprising two pear shaped precious opals measuring approximately 14 x 11mm, claw set as pendant earrings in unhallmarked white gold. £200-400

19 Pearl and turquoise cluster dress ring, all in gold stamped 14K, finger size O½, gross weight 5.6 grams £150-250

20 Unhallmarked yellow metal decorated chain and locket £40-80

21 Gold bracelet stamped 375, length 20cm, weight 9.9 grams £80-120

22 Flat double curb link necklace stamped 14K, length 53cm, weight 17grams £150-250

23 Two items comprising a flat curb link bracelet and belcher link bracelet, both testing as 9ct gold, gross weight 13 grams £80-120

24 Mixed items of silver jewellery; and three unhallmarked yellow metal neckchains £80-100

25 Double row gold necklace testing as 9ct, length 80cm, weight 16 grams £100-150

26 Three dress rings comprising a purple stone cluster ring, an imitation pearl ring and a white stone ring; and two items comprising a glass pendant and a lady’s steel back Accurist quartz movement bracelet watch £80-150

27 Modern Amethyst and Diamond oval cut pendant, all mounted in hallmarked 9 ct. gold. length 2.35 cm. Gross Weight 3.3 grams £80-120

28 Full diamond eternity ring comprising real grain set round brilliant cut diamonds. Estimated total weight 1.80 carats, all set in a decorated mount testing as platinum. Finger size O. Gross weight 4 grams £1,000-1,200 See Illustration.

29 Diamond set RAF wings, a sweetheart brooch in un-hallmarked white gold, length 3.5cm, gross weight 2.8 grams £100-200

30 Three platinum band rings gross weight 7.8 grams £150-250

31 Late 19th century diamond and turquoise garland style pendant brooch, faced in white, on un-hallmarked yellow gold. Length 4cm

£450-550 See Illustration.

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32 Mixed items including dragonfly brooch £50-100

33 Mixed gold items including five rings £50-100

34 Solitaire diamond gypsy set ring £80-120

35 Three items including watch and two gold chains £50-100

36 Two items comprising amethyst pendant and gold paste stone pendant £150-250

37 Three antique late Victorian brooches £150-250

38 Pearl and diamond spray brooch £100-200

39 Two stone diamond ring £80-120

40 Spade and pick brooch stamped 15ct weight 4.2grams £80-120

41 Diamond cluster ring comprising a number of round brilliant cut diamonds all claw set in white on a plain gold shank testing as 18 ct. Finger size N, gross weight 4 grams £200-300

42 Ruby and diamond cluster ring comprising two graduating sized round cut rubies surrounded by small illusion set diamonds all in white on a plain hallmarked 9 ct. gold shank. Finger size N, Gross weight 4 grams £80-120

43 Sapphire and diamond petal style cluster ring all in hallmarked 9 ct. gold. Finger size N. Gross weight 3.5 grams £80-120

44 Emerald and diamond cluster ring comprising a central synthetic cut emerald with an estimated weight of approximately 0.90 carats. Surrounded by round brilliant cut and baguette cut diamonds. Estimated total 0.70 carats. All claw set in yellow on a plain hallmarked 18 ct. shank. Finger size N. Gross weight 5.2 grams £550-750 See Illustration.

45 Sapphire and diamond three stone ring comprising a central marquise shaped sapphire showing damage to the edge, flanked by two marquise cut diamonds, all in white on a plain hallmarked 18 ct. gold shank. Finger size N. Gross weight 4 grams £350-550 See Illustration.

46 Sapphire and diamond half eternity ring comprising baguette cut sapphires and round cut diamonds, all hallmarked 18 ct. gold. Finger M. Gross weight 3.2 grams £150-250

47 Victorian 9ct. gold bangle, inset with seed pearls and turquoise 8 grams, in leather presentation box £150-250

48 9ct. gold textured ring, makers mark ‘RJ’, 4 grams £40-60

49 Tanzanite and diamond cluster ring, on 18ct. white gold shank; and two other rings £80-120

50 Silver compact by Garrards, silver marcasite suite, decorated hinged silver bangle, pair of plain gold heart drop earrings on gold plated posts and a pair of paste earrings £120-180

51 Victorian rose gold 9ct. curb link watch chain, the links engraved with flowers, 15 grams, length 9” £100-150

52 9ct. gold chain with yellow metal heart shaped pendant, 5 grams, chain length 18” £80-120

53 Solitaire diamond ring (diamond weight approx 0.25ct.) on 18ct. gold shank, ring size ‘S’

£100-200

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55 Diamond and gold half eternity ring set with ten round cut diamonds all in hallmarked 18ct gold, finger size ‘O’. £60-100

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56 Antique diamond ring comprising two rows of round old cut diamonds all claw set in a carved mount on a plain shank stamped 18ct. Finger size O, gross weight 5 grams £450-650

57 Three 19th century cameos the largest 1.5” £80-120

58 19th century Cameo glass gold and enamelled brooch probably by Thomas Webb Cameo potrait of a young women in classical pose diam 2” £300-400 See Illustration.

59 Full sovereign dated 1979, mounted in 9 ct. gold as a pendant Gross weight 9.2 grams £100-150

60 Hallmarked 9 ct. gold Figaro link watch dress chain with swivel fob and silver vesta case

£200-250

61 Pair of yellow metal bangles, 39g, testing as 9ct gold £300-500

62 9ct gold tie-pin in the form of a key, inscribed ‘presented to G. Minns Esq, president of Hull Bowling Green 1898’, 10g £80-120

63 9ct gold stick pin with applied dog and a 9ct gold pendant in the form of a lion, 11g £80-120

64 Mixed fashion jewellery; six assorted brooches; and a case containing mixed fashion jewellery

£100-150

65 Leather case containing mixed 18ct and 15ct gold dress studs £50-100

66 Oval garnet and seed pearl cluster ring all n gold stamped 9ct., finger size L £150-250

67 Antique gemset ornate memorial brooch in leather case £350-450

68 Antique oval miniature locket £600-800 See Illustration.

69 Circular portrait brooch with diamond and ruby border with enamel bow £600-800 See Illustration.

70 Diamond and gold brooch in the form of a lily £350-550

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71 Aquamarine and diamond pendant comprising two oval aquamarines, all claw set, in un-hallmarked white gold £350-450 See Illustration.

72 Pair of octagonal shaped diamond cluster earrings, all in white and yellow gold stamped 9K £450-550 See Illustration.

73 Diamond and gold knot style pendant on a hallmarked 9ct gold neckchain £350-450 See Illustration.

74 Emerald and ruby ornate brooch all in an un-hallmarked mount £350-450 See Illustration.

75 Pair of diamond ear studs, estimated total weight 0.50 carats, claw set in un-hallmarked yellow gold £400-600 See Illustration.

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76 19th century micro mosaic bracelet £300-400 See Illustration.

77 Antique turquoise and gold curb link bracelet stamped 15 ct, gross weight 6 grams £300-500 See Illustration.

78 Antique tapering curb link bracelet with turquoise and pearl motifs, all in gold stamped 14ct, gross weight 8grams, length 19cm


79 Double headed eagle silver pendant £300-400

80 Coral brooch in a caved plaque style claw set in a yellow gold mount stamped 9ct £400-600 See Illustration.

81 Five pads containing a total of fifty stock pins £300-500

82 9ct gold charm bracelet with eight charms weight 96 grams £800-1,200 See Illustration.

83 Antique pierced style diamond and pearl bar brooch stamped 14K, length 6cm, gross weight 3.8 grams, in Tiffany box. £250-350

84 Early 20th century silver and blue enamelled pencil stamped sterling 4” £60-100

85 Three yellow metal pencils, a silver pencil and a pair of opera glassess. £100-150

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86 Oval sapphire and diamond cluster ring all the stones set in white on a plain gold shank stamped 18ct, finger size M, gross weight 5.7 grams £300-400 See Illustration.

87 Diamond set cluster flowerhead ring, all in white stamped 18ct, finger size M, gross weight 3.5 grams £200-300

88 Hallmarked 9ct gold Cornelian seal fob on hallmarked 9ct gold neckchain £100-200

89 Gold half sovereign mounted in hallmarked 9ct gold frame as a pendant and dated 1910; together with a hallmarked 9ct gold belcher link neckchain, length 44cm, gross weight 8.7 grams

£100-200

90 Gold plated pocket watch with Roman numerals and subsidiary second’s dial, named Spencer of Reigate £100-200

91 Sovereign 1912 in a hallmarked 9ct gold mount as a pendant £150-200

92 Two gold bangles and a tassel bracelet, all stamped 9ct., total weight 14 grams £80-120

93 Silver gilt and enamel Masonic founder’s medal named Reigate Priory Lodge £50-100

94 Bag of scrap gold stamped 9ct, total weight 9.5 grams £50-100

95 Five items comprising a hallmarked 22ct gold band ring; a coral and turquoise snake head signet ring; pin brooch set with a single opal; a diamond ring stamped 18ct and plat, and a solitaire diamond ring stamped 18ct and plat

£200-300

96 Antique half pearl and rose cut diamond fringe necklace with detachable back chain, all in gold testing as approximately 15ct with silver faced settings £1,000-1,200 See Illustration.

97 White metal silver purse, Chinese white metal bracelet, another made out of coins, miniature drum, miniature rickshaw £30-50

98 Pair of Turkoman silver bracelets inlaid with agate 3.75in. (9.53cm) £100-150

99 Silver folding masonic cross Provenance: Countess Bismark Capri 2in.

(5.08cm) £70-100

100 Three items comprising pearl and diamond stick pin, pearl and diamond bar brooch and a pair of mother of pearl cufflinks (pearl missing)

£150-250

101 Diamond bar brooch comprising three graduating size round Edwardian cut diamonds estimated total weight 1ct, all in a mount testing as 15ct , length 6cm £400-600 See Illustration.

102 Leather case containing a gentleman’s dress set of studs, buttons and cufflinks, set with pearl and onyx and stamped 18ct and Plat. £40-80

103 Gold mesh evening purse stamped 15ct, weight 20grams £150-200

104 Unhallmarked gold and enamel muff chain, together with a jade stick pin stamped 15ct.

£200-300

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105 Yellow metal mesh evening bag £80-100

106 A number of mixed jewellery items including a pencil with a bloodstone seal fob and mixed cufflinks £40-60

107 Four brooches including an oval agate brooch, aquamarine and pearl brooch, garnet star brooch and a silver brooch in the form of a boat £50-80

108 Seven brooches of mixed metal £130-180

109 Hallmarked 9ct gold rope neckchain, length 60cm, weight 12.5 grams £90-120

110 Nine pairs of mixed gold earrings £120-150

111 Gold textured ribbon bow brooch, hallmarked 14ct gold, weight 14.3 grams £250-300

112 Tortoiseshell hair ornament £40-80

113 Mixed items including two evening purses; and a number of imitation pearl necklaces £50-100

114 Antique late 19th century starburst style gold pendant set with a cabochon opal measuring approximately 10mm x 12mm surrounded by collet set old cut diamonds and bordered by un-tested round cut sapphires. Width 3cm, gross weight 6.7grams £350-550 See Illustration.

115 Early 20th century pin brooch set with two circular cabochon cut opals, all in gold testing as 9ct. Length 4cm. Gross weight 2 grams

£100-200

116 9ct gold crossover diamond pendant £150-250

117 9ct white gold ruby and diamond earrrings £120-150

118 14ct abstract ruby and diamond earrings £250-350

119 14ct abstract ring to match above earrings £200-300

120 Edwardian style half pearl pendant £200-300

121 Emerald and diamond cluster ring £450-550

122 Hallmarked 18ct gold diamond cluster ring £250-450

123 Early 20th century synthetic sapphire and diamond cluster ring testing as platinum

£250-450

124 Sapphire and diamond cluster ring £800-1,200 See Illustration.

125 Purple sapphire and diamond cluster ring £450-550

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126 9ct gold wedding band, 22ct gold wedding band, and a diamond crossover ring on 9ct shank £80-120

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127 Victorian yellow metal and amethyst pendant, two similar bar brooches, another bar brooch and a gilt metal chain £100-200

128 Art Deco costume necklace, pair of drop earrings set with green stones, and five other pieces of Art Deco costume jewellery £80-120

129 Solitaire diamond ring comprising a single round brilliant cut diamond with an estimated weight of 1.08 carats, claw set in white and flanked by two tapered baguette diamond shoulders, all on a plain mount stamped Plat, finger M £2,000-4,000 See Illustration.

130 Nine mixed jewellery items comprising an amber and silver pendant necklace, four brooches, two oval cameos in gilt mounts, a pink stone pendant and a nautical silver gilt pin £50-100

131 Synthetic emerald and diamond cluster ring comprising a centre oblong trap cut synthetic emerald surrounded by small round cut diamonds, all claw set in white on a plain hallmarked 18ct gold shank, circa 1973. Finger size approximately R. £200-300

132 Blue topaz and diamond cluster ring comprising a centre cushion shaped facetted

blue topaz surrounded by a double row of smaller brilliant cut diamonds, all claw set in white on a plain white gold shank stamped 14K. Finger size K. £800-1,000 See Illustration.

133 Opal and diamond cluster ring with a centre cabochon oval precious opal surrounded by brilliant cut diamonds, all claw set in white on a plain hallmarked 18ct gold shank circa 1974, finger size M £1,500-2,000 See Illustration.

134 Emerald and diamond three stone ring comprising a central oblong trap cut emerald flanked by two triangular cut diamonds all in hallmarked 18 ct. gold £2,500-3,000 See Illustration.

135 Five stone diamond ring all in gold stamped 18 ct. £450-500 See Illustration.

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136 Solitaire diamond ring comprising a single round brilliant cut diamond flanked by diamond set shoulders all in 18 ct. gold and platinum


137 Seven stone diamond cluster ring all in hallmarked 18 ct. gold. Estimated total diamond weight 1 carat £500-600 See Illustration.

138 Solitaire diamond ring comprising a single round old cut diamond. Estimated weight 0.36 carats, claw set in gold stamped 18 ct. and plat.


139 Oval sapphire and diamond cluster ring all in white gold stamped 18k £500-700 See Illustration.

140 Diamond triple petal cluster ring all set in hallmarked yellow and white 18 ct. gold


141 Sapphire and diamond cluster ring comprising six oval sapphires and a centre round cut diamond all in hallmarked 18 ct. gold decorated mount


142 Amethyst and diamond cluster ring comprising an oblong trap cut amethyst surrounded by small round cut diamonds, all in hallmarked 18 ct. gold


143 Hallmarked 22 ct. gold wedding band. Weight 4.2 grams £80-100

144 Hallmarked 22 ct. gold wedding band. Weight 7.5 grams £150-200

145 Gold signet ring testing at 18 ct. Weight 5.2 grams £80-120

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146 Wide chevron style gold bracelet, stamped 18 ct. width 2.2 cm. Weight 92 grams £1,200-1,500 See Illustration.

147 Triple band ring set with sapphire and diamond, stamped 9ct, finger size N £150-250

148 Boat shape emerald and diamond cluster ring all in hallmarked 9ct white gold, finger size O

£100-150

149 Solitaire diamond ring in a twist style setting stamped 18ct and plat, finger size P £100-200

150 Oval citrine dress ring set in a decorated mount of hallmarked 9ct gold, finger size O £80-120

151 Oval sapphire and diamond cluster ring all in hallmarked 9ct gold, finger size P £80-120

152 Diamond set full eternity ring, size 1.5 J £200-400

153 Ceylon sapphire and diamond cluster ring fine colour finger size I 1.5 sapphire est wt 8.04ct surrounded by 16 round brilliant cut diamonds est wt 1.6ct colour assessed colour G/H clarity VS1 all in 18ct white and yellow gold £3,000-3,500 See Illustration.

154 1920’s diamond and pearl pendant, estimated diamond wt 0.60ct £900-1,200 See Illustration.

155 Victorian rose gold seed pearl oval brooch the centre inset with purple stone £40-80

156 Three items comprising two white stone rings set in hallmarked 9ct gold and an empty hallmarked 9ct gold ring mount £50-100

157 Two 9ct gold signet rings, cultured pearl studs, macasite brooch, fashion necklace, lady’s gold watch and another watch, greenstone necklace and a two pound commemorative coin £50-100

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158 Solitare diamond ring comprising a single round brilliant cut diamond with an estimated weight of approx. 0.65 ct Illusion set in white, on a plain 18ct gold hallmarked shank, finger size ‘L’

£1,000-1,500 See Illustration.

159 Set of four 14ct gold studs, and a set of gold studs embossed with elephants £40-60

160 George Jensen tulip necklace - No. 93 and a pair of matching earrings - No. 196 £1,500-2,000 See Illustration.

161 Diamond cluster ring set with trap cut orange stone possibly a ‘fire opal’, all in hallmarked 9ct gold finger size ‘M’ £80-120

162 Emerald and diamond three stone ring all set in white on a hallmarked 18ct gold shank, finger size ‘J’ £250-350

163 Solitaire opal ring containing a single oval cabochon opal, claw set in gold stamped 18ct

£150-250

164 Pair of trap cut aquamarine earrings mounted in unhallmarked yellow gold £80-120

165 Single row freshwater pearl necklace with an amethyst and diamond bow style clasp stamped 9ct £100-200

166 Four items of hematite and cultured pearl jewellery including three necklaces and one bracelet £250-350

167 Pair of amethyst and diamond petal style cluster earrings, all in unhallmarked white gold

£250-450

168 Abstract cultured pearl and textured gold brooch stamped 585, gross weight 13 grms

£250-350

169 Sapphire and diamond pierced style bangle all in white gold stamped 18k, gross weight 24.5 grms £1,000-1,500

170 Pair of diamond solitaire studs, 18ct yellow and white gold, diamonds .4 cts total gross weight 7.5 grms £500-800

171 Ruby and diamond cluster ring comprising a centre ruby surrounded by round and baguette cut diamonds, all in hallmarked 14ct gold, finger size K £300-500

WATCHES

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172 Gentleman’s Omega Geneve automatic wristwatch with batten figures, date aperture at 3-o’clock and a sweep second hand in an 18ct gold case, on a Milanese link Omega bracelet stamped 750. Length 20cm. Gross weight 92.4grams. £1,800-2,200 See Illustration.

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173 Omega 18ct white gold bracelet watch with diamond bezel, length 17cm. £700-900 See Illustration.

174 Victorian silver ladies pocket watch enamel and jewelled 1.5” diam £100-200

175 Steel Omega constellation watch £100-200

176 Omega gentlemans gold plated wristwatch, Geneve, in presentation box and Seiko wristwatch

£200-300

177 Victorian silver cased pocket watch, London 1880, with makers stamp C.C £40-60

178 Early 20th century 9 carat gold chain 27g and a gold plated pocket watch £200-300

179 Early 20th century 9 carat gold watch chain 34 grams 17” and a gold plated pocket watch

£300-500

180 Victorian ladies 18ct. gold pocket watch, with engraved dial, diameter 1.25” £100-200

181 9ct gold watch chain with moccasin pendant 34 grams and a gold plated watch £250-350

182 Gentleman ‘s Jaeger le Coultre wristwatch with square dial and weave style bracelet stamped 750, length 18.5 cm, gross weight 73.9 grams.


183 Rolex leather box £50-80

184 Gold plated Waltham pocket watch with rolled gold watch chain £40-80

185 Edward VII 18ct gold pocket watch by Rotherhams of London gross weight

120 grams +- £600-1,000 See Illustration.

186 19th century Continental ladies yellow metal and enamelled pocket watch the case decorated with cherubs and flowers, with leather presentation case £300-500

187 Continental white metal pocket watch and another similar £50-80

188 Early 20th century 18ct gold lady’s watch on later strap, and two other 9ct gold lady’s watches with leather straps £80-120

189 9 carat Gold fob watch with engraved decoration £50-80

190 Ladies Longines hallmarked 9 ct. gold bracelet watch £200-300

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191 Early 20th century 18ct gold pocket watch by Benson of London, silver dial with subsidiary second dial, on white and rose gold chain, diam. 2in £400-600 See Illustration.

192 Lady’s hallmarked 9ct gold Accurist bracelet watch with oval cream dial, batten figures and quartz movement, length 18cm, gross weight approximately 18.3 grams. Circa 1991. £150-200

193 Gentleman’s Rolex Oyster Perpetual black face wrist watch with black leather strap, circa 1950

£400-600

194 Edward VII silver pocket watch case, Sheffield 1903, height 4in, and a silver plated pocket watch £100-200

195 Victorian silver pocket watch and five others £30-50

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196 Modern silver plated trophy bowl with fish head twin-handles, beaded rim, on oval foot, 17” wide

£20-30

197 Silver plated oval galleried tray with pierced decoration, on four feet, 24” wide £30-50

198 Silver plated two-handled rectangular tray with engraved decoration, gadrooned and floral border and shell and scroll handles, 24” wide £50-80

199 Silver plated twin-handled galleried tray with pierced and engraved decoration, on four bun feet, 21” wide, a serpentine galleried tray with pierced and gadrooned decoration, on four bun feet, 14” wide, a salver with wavy gadrooned borders, 13.5” diameter, and a circular salver with engine turned decoration, 14” diameter (4) £40-60

200 Silver plated twin-handled oval tray, with remnants of engraved decoration, scrolling borders and handles, 22” wide, circular waiter with engraved and scrolling decoration on four round feet, 12” wide, oval waiter with engraved decoration and beaded border on four scrolling feet, 16” wide, and an octagonal plain tray, 19.5” wide, (4) £40-60

201 Pair of silver plated entree dishes with gadrooned borders, 11” wide £40-60

202 Pair of early 20th century silver plated relief plaques, depicting an Egyptian man on a camel with palm trees and pyramids in the background, the other of a man on an elephant with trees and hut, 15 x 10in. (38.10 x 25.40cm) £200-400

203 Silver plated three decanter tantalus 12in. (30.48cm) £80-120

204 Silver plated entree dish, another and a Victorian silver plated jelly mould £80-120

205 Continental white metal round box and pair of grape scissors £50-100

206 Early 20th century mahogany, satinwood and ebony strung canteen box, with hinged top above two drawers (no contents) stamped ‘Walker & Hall, Sheffield’ 12 x 20 x 14in. (30.48 x 50.80 x 35.56cm) £60-100

207 Victorian sIlver plated Samovar on square foot 19in. (48.26cm) £80-120

208 SIlver plated round tray with raised border on claw and ball feet 22” diam £80-120

209 Silver plated Arts and Crafts tea service comprising teapot and hot water jug with bone handle and a milk jug with plated swan neck handle, all with roundel decoration in relief.

£50-80

210 Silver plated three piece teaset with matching oval tray and other silver plated wares £50-80

211 WMF white metal fruit bowl stand, with embossed with fruit and floral decoration on three scrolling paw feet, impressed ‘WMF’ mark, 10” diameter, (lacks glass liner) £400-600

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212 Pair of silver plated candle sticks in the form of Corinthian columns, 13” high £100-200

213 Continental white metal beaker and a silver plated two handled urn, 6” £60-80

214 Quantity of silver plated flatware a toast rack, a beaker and two bone animals £25-35

215 Silver plate dish with a standing fishing figure £30-50

216 Early 20th century silver plated two decanter tantalus width 9” £80-120

217 Fish set with mother of pearl handles, another and a silver plated spoon £30-50

218 Walker & Hall silver plated oval entree dish & cover, plated coaster and a Georgian style silver plated sauce boat . £20-40

219 Silver plated beaker and a toast rack £20-30

220 Set of twelve silver plated and bone handled fruit knives and forks, in mahogany presentation case £30-50

221 Pair of 19th century oval silver plated tureens, 6in high £60-80

222 Pair of silver plated bottle stands and various other silver plate £50-80 See Illustration.

223 Nineteenth century silver plated salmon tray and cover Embossed with foliate decoration 40in. (101.60cm) £100-200

224 Large collection of silver plate including three piece tea service, wine coasters, etc. £150-250

225 Oak cased canteen of cutlery comprising Old English pattern flatware by Silvaseal

£70-100

226 Walker & Hall twelve place setting dessert knives and forks with mother-of-pearl handles and with silver collars, in mahogany box

£50-80

227 Four continental white metal oval salts in the form of baskets, with glass liners £150-250

228 Silver plated oval tray and a silver plated teapot £30-50

229 19th century French white metal rectangular tray, unmarked 17” x 13” £300-500

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230 Pair of Victorian silver Corinthian column candlesticks on square bases, Sheffield 1897, loaded, 6.75” high £300-500 See Illustration.

231 Victorian silver Corinthian column candlestick on square base, Sheffield 1898, loaded, 8.5” high £200-300

232 Modern cased set of fifty commemorative silver ingots “A Thousand Years of the British Monarchy” 100ozs, in presentation box with certificate £1,200-1,400 See Illustration.

233 Italian silver coffee pot with wood handle, on three shaped feet, the hinged cover with flower finial, 10” high, makers mark SV (gross weight 22oz) £200-300

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234 Nine George III Scottish silver tablespoons, George Fenwick, Edinburgh, six 1818, three 1819 and a matching gravy spoon 1819, 28ozs

£600-1,000 See Illustration.

235 Round silver salver with gadrooned border, modern, 12.5”, 25oz £200-300

236 Round silver waiter with gadrooned shaped border. Birmingham 1965, 8”, 8 ozs £60-100

237 Edward VII silver set of twelve coffee spoons and tongs, London 1903, 6oz £50-80

238 George VI rat-tail silver service comprising, large ladle, six table spoons, twelve table forks, twelve soup spoons, ten dessert spoons, twelve dessert forks, thirteen grapefruit spoons, ten teaspoons, two butter knives, 2 pickle forks and twelve other small spoons, nearly all Sheffield 1944-7, 135oz, together with twelve large and ten small knives £1,500-2,500 See Illustration.

239 Matched flatware being mostly Victorian Fiddle and Thread pattern: six table forks, George Angel 1881

one table fork, 1937 six dessert forks, 1937 four dessert forks, 1830 one dessert fork, 1860 two dessert spoons, 1937 eight teaspoons by George Angel, various dates eight teaspoons, various dates and marks 60oz £1,000-2,000

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240 George II/ George III silver hot water jug, maker’s mark JS, other marks very rubbed, missing handle, 26oz £500-700 See Illustration.

241 George V silver cigarette box, Birmingham 1932 2.50 x 6in. (6.35 x 15.24cm) £50-80

242 Edward VII silver round tea pot, London 1905, 10oz 6in. (15.24cm) £150-250

243 George III silver waiter, London 1770, by Ebenezer Coker, with raised gadrooned border, on three feet, diameter 7”, 8oz £200-300

244 Modern silver dish with central rose motif, London 1974, diameter 7”, 8oz £200-300

245 Pair of Edward VII silver sauceboats, Birmingham 1902, 4oz £80-120

246 Pair of Edward VII silver cups in the ancient Egyptian manner with a main band of repeating male heads, Chester 1908, 12oz £250-350

247 Four modern silver spirit labels commemorating Concord in presentation box together with similar photo frame and key ring

£100-150

248 Set of three Sterling silver sugar sifters, with tapering bodies of square section, on round foot, 7” high, 5oz, £50-80

249 Modern silver Kings pattern cheese scoop, by Francis Howard Ltd., Sheffield, 1982, 2oz,

£60-100

250 Victorian silver handled and ebony glove stretchers and a matching button hook in presentation case £40-60

251 George V silver sugar sifter, Birmingham 1932 6ozs 8in. (20.32cm) £80-120

252 Modern Irish silver centre piece in the form of a dolphin, Dublin 1969, 5”, 18oz £150-250

253 Modern silver bowl, Birmingham 1967, diameter 7”, 18oz £200-300

254 Continental white metal pierced spoon, another similar and two miniature buckets, 2.5”

£80-120

255 George V silver trophy cup engraved to 6th Battalion East Surrey Regiment on round foot London 1931 32ozs diameter 10” £500-800 See Illustration.

256 Pair of modern silver pepper grinders London 1995 each 4” £80-120

257 George VI silver five piece cruet set, Sheffield 1939 and four napkin rings, 9ozs £100-200

258 Pobjoy Mint silver calendar medal and a Ministers of the World medal marks rubbed both in presentation cases, 24oz £300-500

259 Modern silver cream jug in George III style, with double ‘C’ scroll handle on three pad feet, Birmingham, 1972, modern caddy spoon, pair of modern candlesticks, silver mounted and cut glass biscuit barrel, twin-handled bowl, three footed bowl, shell-shaped dish, sauce ladle, butter knife and two tea spoons £250-350

260 George V silver Presentation teapot and sugar bowl marked for Garrard & Co, London with fluted borders, bone handle & finial. Inscribed on base FC and RC from HP 1888 - Nov. 25 - 1913, the matching bowl with two handles, inscribed FC on the occasion of his Silver Wedding, from his Colleagues 1913. Both dated London 1913. Total gross weight 35oz. £500-800 See Illustration.

261 Victorian silver cream jug, embossed with the signs of the Zodiac and marked on base STOCKTAKING 1837, from B.L.H.T.R. London 1879. Total weight 3oz. 3.50in. (8.89cm) £50-80255

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262 Three silver items including photo frame, thimble and penknife £50-100

263 Silver label ‘PORT’ with grape vine decoration, London, 1983 £40-60

264 John Pinches, London, The Twelve Roman Spoons, Sculpted by David Cornell, solid hallmarked Sterling Silver, with certificate, boxed.. Total weight 8oz, together with two silver top dressing table bottles. £100-200

265 Victorian Silver desk top inkwell, square form, loaded, London 1895, with gadrooned borders 3” together with a silver pepper pot 3” £50-80

266 George VI silver cigarette presentation case by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1937, another, two napkin rings and pepper pot various dates 9ozs (gross) £100-150

267 George VI silver cigarette case Birmingham 1937 6ozs £50-80

268 Victorian silver fish slice the handle in the form a dolphin, London 1849, 6ozs £150-250

269 George V silver mounted water jug Birmingham 1911 10in. (25.40cm) £150-250 See Illustration.

270 Set of six Danish sterling silver and coloured enamel coffee spoons, in fitted case £60-100

271 George V silver sugar bowl and matching cream jug with wavy rim border, supported on cabriole legs, Chester 1915, weight 6oz £80-120

272 George V silver three piece cruet set, boxed, Birmingham 1934 4ozs £70-100

273 19th century Continental cut glass claret jug with white metal mounts 11in. (27.94cm)


274 Pair of Victorian silver bonbon dishes with foliate decoration and pierced borders, maker M.L, Birmingham 1897 5.50 x 4in. (13.97 x 10.16cm) £130-160

275 George V silver cigarette box Birmingham 1914 engraved Knole park Golf club 1956 and two others various dates and marks £70-100

276 Pair of George III silver old English Pattern table spoons Edinburgh 1782 maker marks rubbed £80-100

277 Set of six George V silver tea spoons, eight various spoons, two baby pushes and a fork various dates and marks 8ozs £120-150

278 Five George III silver fiddle pattern serving spoons London 1798 five dessert forks various dates and marks 36ozs £500-800

279 George V silver Art Nouveau vase of tapered form on circular base, Birmingham 1922 9in. (22.86cm) £50-80

280 George V silver cup with fluted borders, Sheffield 1913, marked for Finnigans Ltd, Manchester together with a silver sugar caster, marks rubbed, marked for Edwards & Son, two cigarette cases, three shallow dishes, pair of egg cups, 24ozs a mirror and a brush £400-600

281 Set of six modern silver spirit labels London 1968, Whisky, port, gin, sherry, vodka and brandy

£100-200

282 Continental silver three piece tea service, marked 800 standard £200-300

283 German silver mounted cut glass ice bucket with swing handle maker’s mark for Wilhelm Binder, ‘925’ standard, 8in. (20.32cm) £50-80

284 Victorian silver and glass claret jug with foliate engraved decoration and scroll swan neck handle beaded decoration with Bacchus lip and fox finial, Sheffield 1870, Height 10” £150-250

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285 Pair of George III silver round salts, marks rubbed 3ozs £50-80

286 George V silver fitted vanity case with two compartments London 1912 3ozs £80-120

287 George V silver pepper grinder, Sheffield 1928, 3” £80-120

288 Pair of miniature silver photograph frames, a vesta, a card case and two thimbles £80-120

289 George V silver mounted and glass hip flask, by Drew & Sons, London, 1914, 6” high £60-100

290 Edward VII silver mounted and cut glass hip flask, by Finnigans Ltd, of Manchester, London, 1907, 6” high £60-100

291 Late Victorian silver mounted and cut glass hip flask, London, 1896, 6” high £60-100

292 Late Victorian silver mounted and cut glass hip flask, by W. C. Griffiths, Birmingham, 1896, 5” high £60-100

293 20th century Italian silver dish, with serpentine rim and hammered decoration, marked ‘800’ standard, 11” diameter, and a late Victorian silver pierced bon bon dish with embossed scrolling decoration, 7.5” wide, Birmingham, 1900, 8.5oz,

£120-180

294 Pair of George III silver two branch candelabra, Sheffield, 1815, by Nathaniel Smith and Co. (weighted), 17in. (43.18cm) £2,000-3,000 See Illustration.

295 Pair of George V silver squat candlesticks, Sheffield,1933 5in. (12.70cm) £60-80

296 Victorian silver salver, raised on three ball and claw feet, London 1870, diameter 10”, weight 16oz £200-300

297 George IV silver salver, London 1826 28oz £400-600

298 George V silver cigarette box, 6”, silver mug, and a silver oval box £100-200

299 George V silver and blue enamelled cigarette case, Birmingham 1931 3 x 4in. (7.62 x 10.16cm) £60-80

300 George V silver cigarette case and another, capstan inkwell, and three hair brushes, various dates and marks £100-200

301 Edward VII, silver oval inkstand, Sheffield 1901 with two glass inkwells with silver mounts 10in. (25.40cm) £100-200

302 George V silver and blue enamelled four brush dressing table set with matching mirror, Birmingham 1932 £50-100

303 George III silver meat skewer, London 1797, 3oz £40-60

304 George III silver meat skewer, London 1807, 2oz £30-50

305 Set of four George III old English pattern teaspoons, eleven other teaspoons and five salt spoons, 6oz £80-120

306 George III Old English pattern sifter spoon, London 1803, another London 1898, and a white metal continental sifter spoon (3) £40-60

307 Pair of Victorian silver apostle spoons, Birmingham 1874 and another similar pair, Sheffield 1921, 6oz £80-120

308 Set of six George III Old English pattern silver dessert spoons, five, London 1798, one, London 1797 5oz , by Soloman Hougham £60-100

309 Pair of George III silver sugar tongs, London 1808 and another pair, London 1801, 2oz

£40-60

310 Pair of Victorian silver sugar tongs, another pair, five white metal teaspoons, a cheese knife with green stone handle and two pickle forks and a Victorian silver knife, fork and spoon, gross weight 8oz, various dates and marks £70-100

311 George III Old English pattern dessert spoon, eight other spoons and a fork 6oz £80-120

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312 Eleven George III engraved Old English pattern serving spoons and four matching coffee spoons London 1789 and a pair of matching sauce ladles, London 1792, by Richard Crossley, 28oz £400-600

313 Set of six Victorian Old English and thread pattern serving spoons, London 1839, six matching dessert spoons and three teaspoons, all engraved with a stag. Makers mark, WF. 32oz

£400-600

314 Set of five William IV fiddle pattern silver table forks, (four London 1834, one London 1776) Three dessert forks, London 1834. Makers mark MC. Another table fork, London 1776, makers mark, WEWF. All engraved with stag. 20oz £250-350

315 Set of four George III silver Old English pattern salt spoons, London 1797 and five other George III salt spoons. 4oz £50-100

316 George III composite Old English pattern cutlery, mostly by Richard Crossley, London, all engraved with the Ramsey Clan crest a Unicorn and motto “ Ora et labora”

Comprising (with different makers identified); Pair of sauce ladles 1794 Gravy spoon 1794 2 sifter spoons 1794 5 teaspoons 1797 6 table forks 1799 11 table forks 1798 3 dessert spoons 1787 11 dessert spoons 1794 10 dessert spoons 1801 9 dessert forks 1799, makers mark GS 6 dessert forks 1798, makers mark GS 12 table spoons 1794 2 table spoons 1804 2 table spoons 1803, makers mark WE 6 table spoons, marks rubbed probably George II 136oz £1,500-2,500

See Illustration.

317 Edward VII glass inkwell with silver top, Sheffield 1909 4in. (10.16cm) £60-100

318 George V silver blotter silver mounted calendar and a card case, various dates and marks

£60-100

319 George V silver trophy cup, 2”, five napkin rings, an Indian locket and two Chinese white metal beakers £40-60

320 Silver filigree basket marked ‘925’ and spoons and forks marked ‘800’ £80-120

321 Set of four Edwardian silver menu holders in the form of fledgling birds on circular bases by Sampson Mordan & Co. Chester 1909. Cased. 3.2oz (4) £300-500 See Illustration.

322 George V rectangular silver swing-handled cake basket, the sides embossed with flowers and scrolls, by Charles Westwood & Sons Birmingham 1911. 10.5” x 8”. 14.25oz. £300-500 See Illustration.

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323 Two rectangular silver photo frames. One with border decorated with husk stringing by Mappin and Webb, London 1911 (4” x 3”) and the other with Adam style floral ribbons by Harry Matthews, Chester 1909 4.5” x 3.25” (2) £70-100

324 Victorian silver ribbed pencil holder with pendant ring, by Sampson Mordan & Co., London 1897 £30-40

325 Pair of 19th century American silver traveling bun candlesticks inscribed sterling, 4.8oz 2.50in. (6.35cm) £150-250

326 Set of Silver Art Deco cocktail sticks dated 1905-30 with a stand £150-250

327 Victorian ivory and silver paper knife with scimitar shaped ivory blade and spiral fluted handle, Birmingham 1890 13.25in. (33.66cm)

£70-100

328 George VI silver tea strainer on stand, with frilled rim, by E J Houlston, Birmingham, 1944, and five silver napkin rings, 5oz £40-60

329 Pair of George V silver plates, with raised gadrooned borders London 1912, 42ozs


330 18th century French silver wine taster, central panel with flower head decoration, handles depicting figures playing trumpets 3” diameter

£100-150

331 19th century Dutch silver & gilt trinket box, chased, depicting five figures playing musical instrument, hinged lid

Provenance: Countess Bismark Capri £100-150

332 Victorian Silver match holder with foliate engraved decoration with vacant central cartouche, Birmingham 1893 £30-50

333 Silver small flower vase, marks rubbed 3.50in. (8.89cm) £30-50

334 George V oval silver trinket box on cabriole legs Birmingham 1919, and a George V glass box with silver mount and lid diameter 6” £100-150

335 Set of Silver Medals commemorating ‘ THe Mountbatten Medallic History of Great Britain and the Sea in four leather bound volumes 100 medals in total 150ozs £1,500-2,500 See Illustration.

336 Silver bowl, sugar shaker and two brushes £60-100

337 Pair of George V silver candlesticks, silver snuff box, silver tea spoon, silver pendant on chain, and various of silver bone handled cutlery various dates and marks £60-100

338 Set of three George III Old English pattern silver dessert spoons London 1778 and three others similar 6ozs £80-120

339 Silver and enamelled compact, a cigarette case, and a napkin ring, various dates and marks

£60-80

340 Victorian silver buckle, silver topped saddle flask, and a glass box with silver top £60-80

341 Victorian silver handled and tortoiseshell page turner, the handle with embossed figural and scrolling decoration, by William Comyns & Sons, London, 1888, 16.5” long £80-120

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342 Pair of George V silver candlesticks of tapering form, on circular bases, London, 1923, 11.5” high £100-150

343 Edward VII silver sugar sifter of urn form on square base, by Hawksworth, Eyre & Co. Ltd., Sheffield, 1904, 6.5” high, and a small silver candlestick on square beaded base, Birmingham, 1899, 3.5” high, gross weight 5.7oz £80-120

344 George V silver entree dish and cover, Sheffield 1933, 44oz 6 x 10 x 7in. (15.24 x 25.40 x 17.78cm) £600-900 See Illustration.

345 Silver toastrack, marks rubbed, Total weight 12oz, 6in. (15.24cm) £150-250

346 George V silver desk stand with raised pierced scroll decoration, on bracket feet, two glass inkpots, by Deakin and Francis, Sheffield 1934, 13 ozs, 11” £250-400 See Illustration.

347 George III oval silver hot water jug, with ebonised handle by John Emes, London 1799, 9” high, gross weight 18.5 ozs engraved with Ramsay Clan coat of arms, crest and motto.


348 George II silver hexafoil taper stick with reel top on six shell base, probably London 1749, date letter indistinct, 5” high, 5.5 ozs £100-200

349 George III drum shaped silver teapot with decorated borders the body with swags of drapery, by Thomas Chawner, the cover with acorn finial, fruitwood handle detached and in need of repair, London 1774, 15 ozs, 8.75”

£300-500

350 George III silver round teapot with bright cut decorated borders , the cover with flower finial, ebonised handle, by John Emes, London 1804, 11”, gross weight 23.5 ozs £350-500

351 Queen Anne silver bleeding bowl with scroll pierced handle engraved with initials, by John East, London 1706, 6.5”, 3 ozs £800-1,200 See Illustration.

352 Pair of George III silver goblets with gilt interiors, on round reeded bases by Henry Chawner, engraved with the Ramsay clan crest and motto “Ora et labora”, London 1793 and 1794, 5.75” high, 10.5 ozs £600-1,000 See Illustration.

353 Set of four Victorian boat shaped oval two handled silver salts, engraved with shields, by Martin Hall and Co., Sheffield 1876, 5”, 9 ozs (no liners) £150-250

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354 George III cream jug with reeded borders and fluted body, on ball feet, London 1810, 5.5”,

5 ozs £60-100

355 Victorian silver half reeded tea caddy with hinged cover with flame finial, London 1899, 4.5” high, 4 ozs £100-150

356 George V silver sauce boat with carved ivory handle by Viners Ltd., Sheffield 1938, 7”,

3.5 ozs £40-60

357 Two small round silver bowls, silver mounted watch stand and a Victorian silver spoon and fork

£50-80

358 Silver salver, Sheffield, 1938, maker F Johnson and Sons 40 King Street, Manchester 11 oz diameter 8” £150-250

359 George IV silver & gilt, three piece tea service by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard, decorated with rossette banding, acanthus leaf decorated handles, and rose flower finial, comprising teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug, London 1825. Total weight 40oz. £600-900 See Illustration.

360 Silver swing handled cake basket, Birmingham, 1926 , 12 ozs £250-350

361 George V silver tea caddy, Birmingham 1913, total weight 8oz £100-150

362 Pair of George V silver candlesticks in Classical style, tapered stem centre columns on platform square bases, Sheffield 1911 loaded. 7in. (17.78cm) £100-150

363 George V silver hot-water jug marks rubbed 16ozs 8in. (20.32cm) £180-220

364 Two George V silver & tortoiseshell engraved dressing table trinket boxes on cabriole legs, Birmingham 1913, another similar, two pairs of pepper pots and a salt gross weight 16ozs

£150-250

365 Nine George IV fiddle thread and shell table spoons by William Chawner, .London 1824 and three similar by George Angel 1844, 30ozs

£400-600

366 Early 20th century oak silver box with fitted interior (no contents) 15 x 20 x 14in. (38.10 x 50.80 x 35.56cm) £50-80

367 Pair of George IV silver fiddle & thread and shell pattern table spoons by William Chawner,, London 1824. 8oz 11.50in. (29.21cm) £100-150

368 Set of six victorian fiddle pattern desert forks by George Angle London 1850 8ozs £100-200

369 Pair of Victorian silver circular salts, London 1871, two vestas, candle snuffer ,match box holder, bottle stopper with silver mount, silver knife handle, silver framed miniature photograph frame and and two silver topped boxes various dates and marks 6ozs £60-100

370 Six Russian silver Apostle teaspoons, boxed £70-100

371 Edward VII silver decanter and glasses stand, for two decanters and eight shot glasses, with shaped ends, engraved with the motto ‘Neminem Metue Innocens’, on four bun feet, with twelve glasses (four replaced), lacking decanters, by John Thomas Heath and John Hartshorne Middleton, Birmingham, 1904, 17oz, and five continental silver drinking glass holders, marked ‘800’,

£200-300

372 George V silver Presentation salver, with wavy rim border, supported on scroll feet supports.

“Presented to Captain J. W. Wilson by his Colleagues in token of their esteem on his retirement from The Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co Ltd, 31.12.45.” Hallmarked for Sheffield 1920, total weight 40 oz, 14” dia. £600-800

373 Edward VII silver & glass sugar sifter, decorated with curtain swags and tassles on a circular pedestal base London 1904 6.50in. (16.51cm) £70-100

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374 George III silver hot water jug, of baluster form, the cover with flame finial and gadrooned rim, the body with engraved crest and wicker handle on round foot, by William Grundy, London, 1762, gross weight 20oz £250-350

375 George VI silver hexagonal bowl, with scroll and shell borders on round foot, by Adie Bros, Birmingham, 1941, 7oz £150-250

376 Edward VII silver novelty paperweight in the form of a bear, on a green hard stone base, Chester, 1907 £150-250

377 George V silver miniature tazza, with gadrooned rim and base, London, 1911, silver bonbon dish, caddy spoon, salt , mustard pot and cover and spoon, 6.5oz £120-180

378 George III silver sugar castor, of baluster form on round foot, London, 1774, 2.5oz, 5.5” high,

£60-100

379 George III silver sugar castor, of baluster form, with flame finial on round foot, London, 1773, 2oz, 5.5” high £60-100

380 Six George III Old English pattern table spoons, five London, 1807, and three George IV Fiddle pattern table spoons, London, 1824, 18oz, (9) £200-300

381 Five George III silver Old English pattern dessert spoons, all London, three 1807, one 1818, one 1801, and an Edwardian VII silver fiddle pattern dessert spoon, Birmingham, 1908, and a silver plated spoon, weight ozs silver 7oz

£80-120

382 Selection of George III and later silver flatware, comprising three table forks, six dessert forks, sauce ladle, four grapefruit spoons, five tea spoons, sugar tongs, four coffee spoons, a salt spoon, and a silver plated fork, various dates and marks, 21oz £250-350

383 George III silver mug, Victorian mug and a Dutch spoon, various dates and marks, 9oz

£100-200

384 Victorian silver coffee pot with ebonised handle Sheffield 1893 18ozs £200-300

385 Silver plated oval entree dish 12” and silver plated round cover 8” £30-50

386 Set of six Victorian fiddle pattern table forks by George Angel London 1850 14ozs £150-250

387 Pair of George V silver salad servers three George III old english pattern table spoons, old english pattern table fork, fiddle pattern table spoon, five various spoons, two forks, fish knife 24ozs and eight knifes with mother of pearl handles and silver collars £250-350

388 Pair of George IV silver sugar tongs London 1824, William IV silver sifter spoon london 1833, two spirit labels and a pin tray inset with a George III coin various dates and marks 6ozs £60-100

389 George V silver Irish cream jug, with interlaced banded decoration on cabriole feet supports, Dublin 1926. Together with a Walker & Hall silver George V silver sugar caster, Sheffield 1934 and an Elizabeth II silver sugar bowl, Birmingham 1963. Total weight 15oz £200-300

390 George V silver teapot with ebonised handle, marks rubbed and a silver trophy cup , 18 ozs

£200-300

391 George III silver teapot stand on four scroll feet, by John Emes, London, 1804, 6” wide, 4oz,

£50-100

392 George V silver photograph frame 9”x 7” and three others various dates and marks £60-100

393 Pair George III silver round salts by John Emes, London 1781, diameter 3.5, 8ozs £100-200

394 Pair of Victorian silver apostle spoons, London 1884, 5oz £50-100

395 Victorian silver spoon, the finial in the form of a medieval warrior, London 1862 and another similar with a finial in the form of a pig in 18th century dress, London 1861, 4oz £50-80

396 Pair of George III silver round salts, marks rubbed, diameter 2”, 4oz £40-60

397 George III silver oval mustard pot and three others, various dates and marks, 12oz £150-250

398 George V silver ash-tray in the form of a shell, another, an oval dish, sugar bowl, 8ozs, and a cigarette box £80-120

399 George V silver toast rack another, oval salt, pair of peppers, 8oz, and a posy vase (weighted)

£100-200

400 George VI silver pepper pot five napkin rings 15 various spoons (mostly salt spoons), set of six pistol handled knives. a menu holder and three white metal skewers, gross weight 16ozs

£150-250

401 George III silver meat skewer, London 1777 1ozs £30-50

402 Edward VIII silver desk top ink stand, with two oval silver ink-wells & two pen trays, splay legs, Birmingham 1936. Total weight 28oz 7 x 10in. (17.78 x 25.40cm) £300-500 See Illustration.

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403 Set of three George V silver brushes a glass atomizer with silver mount , glass decanter with silver mount (lacking stopper,) glass box with silver top and a pepper pot various dates and marks £50-100

404 Victorian engraved vesta, similar cigarette case, another and a pair of squat candle sticks, various dates and makers, 8ozs £100-200

405 Modern silver three piece cruet, Birmingham 1984, 8oz £100-200

406 George V silver sauce boat, Birmingham 1927 3ozs £30-50

407 George V silver sugar bowl and sugar sifter in George III style 10ozs and two silver backed brushes various dates and marks £100-200

408 Ten George III silver fiddle and thread pattern table spoons various dates marks and makers 26ozs £300-500

409 George III silver old english pattern table spoon London 1802, nine other old English spoons and three old English forks 24ozs

£350-550

410 Pair of George III fiddle pattern table spoons London 1883 three other fiddle pattern spoons, fork, ladle and pair of sugar tongs various dates and marks 16ozs £200-300

411 George V silver cigarette box London 1915, 7” another Chester 1910, 8” £80-120

412 George V Walker & Hall silver and pink enamelled part dressing table set, comprising, two brushes, mirror, atomizer and oval box on four scroll feet, Sheffield, 1929, (5) £40-60

413 George V silver seven piece cruet Sheffield 1917 5ozs in case £60-100

414 Pair of Victorian silver salts by Mappin & Webb, London 1895, together with another, Birmingham 1948. with a silver mug, marks rubbed and a silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1932. £70-100

415 George V silver mirror, two matching brushes and three glass vases with silver tops, Birmingham 1911 £60-80

416 George V silver cigarette box, another, a matchbox holder and a trophy cup, various dates and marks £80-120

417 George V silver butter dish, Sheffield 1930, 5oz., with glass liner £50-80

418 Set of four George V silver shallow bowls, two with pierced rims, and a miniature box, 10oz

£100-200

419 Pair of George V silver gravy boats, Birmingham 1914, 8oz £80-120

420 George V silver mug, Sheffield 1914, 5.5oz £50-80

421 Victorian silver cow, height 2in, 2oz, marks rubbed £80-120

422 Edward VII silver oval three piece tea service, London 1907, 26oz £300-500

423 Set of four George V round silver salts, George V four piece cruet, and three napkin rings, various dates and marks, 8oz £80-120

424 George III urn shaped silver tea kettle on stand with spirit burner, Peter Podie, London, 1789, 64oz gross weight £1,500-2,500 See Illustration.

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425 George V four piece silver beaten tea service, comprising tea pot, hot water jug, sugar bowl with three handles and milk jug with silver and black glass tray, Charles Edwards, London, 1916, 49oz gross weight £600-800 See Illustration.

426 Faberge silver mounted and cut glass vase, hallmarked with the Imperial Russian ‘84’, Zolotnik silver mark, full Faberge strike with Imperial Warrant and the second Kokoshnik mark of Moscow 1908 and 1917, Made in the Faberge factory in Moscow, 10.5” high

It was presented at Petershof, a suburb of St. Petersburg. The Royal family and aristocracy hosted these events and they required the presence of Nicolas II and the Tsarina.

PROVENANCE: Purchased in 2000 from Shapiro’s silver and jewellery dealers at a Silver Fair in Guildford. £8,000-10,000 See Illustration.

427 George III Scottish silver fiddle pattern table spoon by William Haney of Paisley, circa 1800

£70-100

428 C.J.Vander, modern silver paperknife with lion crest. Sheffield 1972 2ozs in presentation case

£40-60

429 Set of six continental bean handled coffee spoons with enamelled backs and three other similar spoons £30-50

430 Set of three graduated silver snails, import marks Birmingham 1904, the largest 2” high

£100-200

431 Set of three novelty silver meercats, the tallest 2” high £40-60

432 Victorian silver two handled cup, by John Henry Rawlings, London 1888, 4oz £50-100

433 Victorian silver two handled cup, London 1896, 5oz, and two silver backed brushes £60-100

434 Edward VII silver milk jug, London 1900, a silver three piece Art Nouveau dressing table set, Chester 1905 and a George III teapot and milk jug, Newcastle 1813. Total gross weight 40oz

£400-600

435 Pair of George III silver candlesticks in the form of Corinthian columns, maker’s mark for Joshua Cooper, London 1811,14” £500-800 See Illustration.

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436 George V silver presentation plate by Walker & Hall embossed with grapes and vines, with pierced borders, engraved with initials and inscribed 1887 30th April 1937, Sheffield 1935. Total weight 20oz 12 x 9in. (30.48 x 22.86cm)


437 George III canteen of scroll end silver flatware by William Chawner II comprising:

12 tablespoons 11 table forks 12 dessert spoons 12 dessert forks 6 teaspoons 2 gravy spoons Serving fork Fish server 122oz £1,500-2,500

See Illustration.

438 Victorian silver mustard pot with blue glass liner, London 1898, another mustard pot with liner, marks rubbed and a silver and gilt circular salt on cabriole legs. £150-250

439 Edward VII pair of silver bon bon dishes, marked for R.M.S. Baltic, shell form centres, foliate scroll borders; a Mappin & Webb silver bowl, Birmingham 1936, two silver cigarette cases, Birmingham 1920/21, three silver forks, shell form clip, two silver mustard spoons, silver napkin ring and a set of silver cased coffee spoons with bean finials, Birmingham 1950 by Elkington & Co. Total weight approx, 20oz £300-500

440 Pair of Victorian silver condiments of urn shaped form, boxed, Birmingham 1882, a silver pepperette marked for Gilliam, London, with swan neck handle and detachable top, cylindrical form. Total weight 7oz £100-150

441 George V silver salver, Sheffield 1927, 28ozs, 12” diam. £300-500

442 Victorian silver bangle, Victorian silver purse, cigarette case and white metal bracelet, gross weight 10ozs £100-200

443 Silver Art Nouveau three handled presentation trophy cup, London 1914, total weight 15oz

£150-250

POSTAGE STAMPS


444 Great Britain & British Empire Collection of stamps and covers. Good Great Britain commemorative issues and the Morocco Agencies.

£300-400

445 Penny black, a two penny blue stamp and a collection of first day covers £80-120

446 An extensive All World accumulation of mainly earlier issues including two black binders of Great Britain from 1840. They include two 1d penny blacks and early Queen Elizabeth II. Two ledger - style books of British Empire and Foreign. Also a 1937 Brindisi Air Crash surviving envelope from Australia with evidence of water immersion and a salvage cachet. £200-400

BOOKS


447 18th century map of Sussex by Eman Bowen, with hand-coloured boundary lines and other decoration, seven cartouches including ‘The Ichonography of Lewes’, ‘The Ichonography of Chichester’, ‘The North Prospect of Chichester’ and ‘The South Prospect of Lewes’, sold by I. Hinton, London, 1749, 21” x 28” £50-100

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448 Rob. Morden hand coloured map of Hertfordshire, 19th Century 15 x 18in. (38.10 x 45.72cm) £40-60

449 John Hunt: The Ascent of Everest. First Edition 1953, signed by Edmund Hillary £100-150

450 A Conan Doyle, The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, illustrated Sidney Paget,1st Edition 1894 £100-200

451 Marcella, in three leather bound volumes, published 1894, and seven other leather bound volumes £50-80

452 The Old Watercolour Society Club Volumes(56) Year dates include - 1923-4, 1924-25, 1925-6, 1927-28, 1928-9, 1929-30, 1931-32, 1932-33, 1933-34, 1934-35, 1935-36, 1936-37, 1937, 38, 39, 40(2), 41, 42, 43(2), 44, 45, 72,73, 74, 76, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84 £200-400

453 Sir William Russell Flint - hard back book, together with children’s books to include The Beano, Hans Andersen’s Fairy Tales(10)

£20-40

454 Ian Fleming - You Only Live Twice, first edition, first state 1964, with dust jacket


455 Leather bound Douai Bible, 1609, Vol 2 only £30-50

456 Cassell’s Natural History in five volumes, India in Pictures, World Inhabitants, and a Boys Own Annual 1930 - 1931 £50-80

457 18th century edition of Abelard & Heloise, rebound in leather, ‘The New Weeks Preparation for a worthy receiving of the Lords Supper’, 1795, Byron’s Works, vols 1, 3 and 4, 1816, ‘The Poetical Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley’, Knox 1885, and ‘The Pirate and the Tree Cutters’, Captain Marryat, 1836 (9) £50-80

458 After A.A Milne, knight in armour, verse and drawing, signed and dated B Farrow 1935, 8” x 7”

£40-60

459 J K Rowling, Harry Potter & The Goblet of Fire, published Bloomsbury - 2000, signed by the author in biro £150-250

460 A.A Milne, The House at Pooh Corner, published by Metheun & Co. - 1966, signed by the author in biro, inscribed Dartmouth - March 1969 £80-120

461 A.A Milne, Winne the Pooh, published by Methuen & Co. - 1967, signed by the author in biro, inscribed Dartmouth - March 1968 £80-120

462 Birds’ Eggs of the British Isles, Arthur G. Butler, 1907, Published by L. Upcott Gill, London

£60-100

463 The Life of the Bee, Maurice Maeterlinck, October 1911, Published by George Allen & Co. Ltd - London £80-120

464 Pottery and Porcelain by F Litchfield, London 1925, Encyclopaedia of needlework by Dillmont, The Nude - Clark, Antique Furniture - Burgess, English Porcelain Figures - King and Battersea Enamels - Mew (6) £30-50

465 Natural History Of The Birds Of Eastern And Central North America, and eleven other books on Natural History £30-50

466 Fine Prints of The Year - London 1924, and nine other books £30-50

467 W Baxter British Phaenogamous Botany; or, Figures and Descriptions of the Genera of British Flowering Plants. Vols. I and II London 1834 £60-100

468 Francis Turner Palgrave , The Golden Treasury published London 1890 £30-50

469 Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam published London 1898 and seven other volumes £30-50

470 Hand written account of Life at Foxlease (country house) 1922 - 1925 of Girl Guides interest being written by a 1920s Girl Guide Violet Barlow, and two note books £30-50

471 18th century map of London and Westminster in the reign Queen Elizabeth by J Wallis, London1789 18 x 44in. (45.72 x 111.76cm) £200-300

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MILITARIA MEDALS AND WEAPONS


472 Canada General Service medal with clasp Fenian Raid 1866, 1036 Priv W Hool 2/7th Foot

£200-300

473 Olympic Games of London 1908 bronze Donor Medal in green presentation box marked for P.Vaughton & Sons, Goldsmiths & Medallists, Birmingham, stamped Vaughton on medal , together with original photograph of the Olympic London Gymnast team and a hand written letter dated 1921 which speaks about Mr Dingley being involved in the British Olympic Team. Note he was at the Antwerp Olympic Games in 1920.

It reads: Mr J.E. Dingley, has been for some eight years associated with me as a gymnast, during this period he has shown great progress and ability. The rapid strides made by him to enable his entry into the British Olympic Team for the Olympic Games 1900 were a surprise to the selection committee. He is a man of good character and is liked by all, and should prove worthy as an instructor.

Also included is an album of black and white photographs, some featuring gymnastics, together with his First World War medals. £50-80

474 Mixed RAF badges £40-80

475 19th century silver and leather military belt and pouch, the belt embossed with insignia for Cavalry Bengal, Takoo.Fo China Pekin and marked for Fane.S 1860 horse, the pouch with crown and monogram. £150-250

476 19th century London made flint lock duck gun 46” £100-200

477 Three Zulu assegai, one other, barbed spears bearing white and black regimental flags

£80-120

478 Lee Enfield rifle, 1942, (with decommission certificate), No. 1259207, with green canvas case,

£40-60

479 19th century French bayonet £30-50

480 Military pilots (I.W.C) International Watch Company wrist watch 6/B 346 518/51, and a Waltham pocket watch

Provenance; consigned by the vendor who was in the RAF and worked at RAE Farnborough as a flight observer in the early 1960’s £1,200-1,800 See Illustration.

481 Steel bladed Indian Shamshir, 17th century and later, of typical Tulwar form, the blade finishing in a point, with cast and wrought iron handle, blade 33” long £100-200

482 Steel bladed Indian Tulwar, 17th century and later, with cast and wrought iron handle with brass flower decoration, blade 28.5” long £60-100

483 18th/19th century Indian spear with floral decorated white metal mounts, slightly tapering wooden shaft and shaped steel tip, 76” long

£100-200

484 18th/19th century Indian spear with floral decorated white metal mounts, slightly tapering wooden shaft and shaped steel tip, 75” long

£100-200

485 19th century ship’s cast iron spherical lantern with gimbals, 19” dia £50-80

486 W H Groves First World War, the Great War for Civilisation, 1914 - 1918 medal and three commemorative medals £40-80

487 Two Brass shell casings, two WW1 campaign war medals Marked for 47897. PTE.E.P. NORTH.WILTS.R. and a silver sporting medal marked for E.D.L. Junior II 1925- 26. £40-60

488 World War II group of five medals with their ribbons, 8th Army, Herbert Sidney Gardner 987888, They comprise the 1939-1945 Star, The Africa Star, The Italy Star, The France and Germany Star, war medal 1939-45, together with a matching miniature set. Also includes paperwork and photographs, Army book 64, soldier’s service and pay book, soldier’s release book, class A,certificate of transfer to the Army Reserve and some cloth badges. £200-300

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489 Victorian Scottish silver, military leather and brass belt pouch monogrammed VR 3 x 8in. (7.62 x 20.32cm) £150-250

490 Victorian Scottish silver, leather and brass belt pouch, embossed with monogram VR 3.50 x 7in. (8.89 x 17.78cm) £150-250

491 Pair of Victorian gilt metal spurs, 4” £40-60

492 20th century wooden plane propeller, stamped ‘D1950 P1430 ACGNO 22664 JUNE/31 DRG NO Z1224/4 CIRRUS M.K3RH’ 77in. (195.58cm)

£200-300

493 19th century silk panel £150-250

494 Pair of US Navy military binoculars by Bausch and Lomb dated 1941 in leather carrying case

£30-50

495 Pair of American military binoculars by Bausch and Lomb dated 1941 in leather carrying case

£30-50

496 Pair of Canadian military binoculars dated 1942 in leather carrying case £30-50

497 Pair of US Navy binoculars dated 1942 in leather carrying case £30-50

498 20th century British army steel bayonet in leather scabbard 22.50in. (57.15cm) £30-50

499 Patronen Fabrik of Karlsruhe brass shell case, dated 1904, 26” long £40-60

500 19th century Baxter print of the late Duke of Wellington, 3.5 x 2.5in £30-50

501 Nineteenth century decommisioned shot gun length 24in 43in. (109.22cm) £30-50

502 19th century shotgun (DECOMMISSIONED) 47” £80-120 See Illustration.

503 Second World War group of four medals, comprising 1939-1945 War Medal, 1939-1945 Star, France and Germany Star, The Defence Medal, and another Defence Medal, (5) £30-50

TOYS AND DOLLS


504 Armand Marseille porcelain doll, No 390, A81/2M, jointed composition, weighted brown eyes, open mouth, green velvet dress. 25in. (63.50cm) £250-350

505 German porcelain bisque headed baby doll, with blue eyes and open mouth, wearing a white lace gown, marked ‘H u B’, ‘500/3’ £40-60

506 ‘George the Fifth’ locomotive and tender, possibly Bing for Bassett-Lowke, ‘O’ gauge, clockwork, 15.5” long £100-150

507 Hornby, Airfix, and Lima, boxed train carriages, approximately thirty £200-400

508 Good collection of Wrenn Super Detail Wagons and Hornby tender goods wagons £150-250

509 Wrenn Railways 00/HO locomotive and tender, City of Stoke-on-Trent, W2213/A, 4-6-2 A4 Black Gannet, 6254 on smokebox door, boxed 11in. (27.94cm) £150-250

510 Wrenn Railways 00/HO locomotive and tender, Mallard B.R. lined green, W2211, 4-6-2, 60022 on smokebox door, boxed 11in. (27.94cm)

£80-120

511 Wrenn Railways 00/HO Locomotive & tender, Bristol Castle, W2221/A, 4-6-0 B.R. green, 7013 on smokebox door, boxed. 10in. (25.40cm)

£50-80

512 Wrenn Railways 00/HO locomotive and tender, City Of Glasgow, W2227, 4-6-2 City L M S, 46242 on smokebox door, boxed 11.50in. (29.21cm) £50-80

513 Collection of lead Highland figures, machine gunners, Colonial officers etc; and a riding crop £50-70

514 Britains Soldiers regiments of all nations, ‘Royal Marines’, No.2071, present arms, seven pieces in fitted box £60-100

515 Early 20th century games compendium £80-120

516 Wrenn Railways 00/HO Locomotive, City Of Glasgow engine & tender, W2229 4-6-2- City Blue B.R, boxed.. £70-100

517 Wrenn Railways 00/HO Locomotive & tender, W2225 2-8-0 Freight L M S, boxed £70-100

518 Wrenn Railways 00/HO Locomotive & tender, Black Watch 6102 L M S, W2261 4-6-0- Royal Scot, boxed. £100-150

519 Wrenn Railways 00/HO Locomotive L M S 2385, black, W2215 0-6-2 Tank, boxed £40-60

520 Wrenn Railways 00/HO Locomotive City Of Liverpool 6247 & tender L M S, W2242, 4-6-2, boxed £100-150

521 Hornby 2- rail Dublo 2226 Locomotive and tender L.M.R. 12 volt City of London, boxed

£70-100

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522 Hornby 2-rail Dublo 2235 4-6-2 S.R. West Country Locomotive Barnstaple & tender, fitted with ring field motor- for power, boxed

£150-250

523 Hornby 2-rail Dublo 2218 2-6-4 Tank Locomotive 12-volt electric, boxed £40-60

524 Tri-ang Railways CKD Kit of Princess Elizabeth, Hornby Railways Evening Star B.R. 2-10-0 & Electric Locomotive & others £70-100

525 Jacques croquet set £100-200

526 19th century Treen cup and ball game 7.25in. (18.42cm) £50-80

527 Early 20th century wood painted rocking horse on pine stand 46 x 46in. (116.84 x 116.84cm)

£150-250

528 20th century Tudor style doll’s house 28 x 35 x 33in. (71.12 x 88.90 x 83.82cm) £80-120

529 Britains Soldiers regiments of all nations, ‘The Royal Sussex Regt.’ No.36, mounted officer and six on foot, in fitted box £60-100

530 Britains Soldiers regiments of all nations, ‘Irish Guards’ No.2078, present arms, seven pieces in fitted box £60-100

531 Britains painted lead figures, eight British Navy Sailors. £30-50

532 Britains painted lead soldiers, approximately 50 £30-50

533 Britains painted lead soldiers on horseback including The Life Guards, approximately 15 in total £40-60

534 Britains painted lead soldiers, twenty King’s Royal Rifle Corps £40-60

535 Britains Army Service Supply Column including Ambulance Wagon and Medical Corps Personnel Army Service Corps Wagon, painted lead figures, animals, chickens and milk churns £40-60

536 Britains painted lead figures “Indian Army” including Bikanir Camel Corps,Gurkha Rifles,Baluchi Regt, Punjab Regt, approximately 30 figures £50-80

537 Collection of Britains painted lead soldiers contained in Britains wood display box: 35 soldiers on horseback including 2nd Life Guards, 5th Dragoon Guards, 2nd Dragoons (Royal Scots Greys), 12th Lancers, all contained on one level; top tier contains approximately 50 lead painted figures including Royal Scots, Gordon Hldrs, Bedfordshire Regt, etc. £200-400

538 Britains painted lead soldiers “Band Of H.M. Royal Marines including seven on horseback and approximately thirty other figures £70-100

539 Britains painted lead soldiers “Royal Navy”, approx forty figures and a cannon £70-100

540 Britains lead painted soldiers, including twenty-five bandsmen and sixteen soldiers They include The Bedfordshire Regiment and Hertfordshire Regiment £70-100

541 Britains painted lead soldiers, twenty-five figures including Scots Guards £70-100

542 Britains lead painted trees, fence and foliage together with painted figure parts £30-50

543 Britains painted lead figures, Gurkha Rifles, eight, including one on horseback and six territorial figures £30-50

544 Britains lead painted figures”Coldstream Guards” eight in total £40-60

545 Britains painted lead figures”The King’s African Rifles”, ten figures in total £40-60

546 Britains lead painted figures”The Royal Marines”, eight figures in original box £80-120

547 Britains painted lead figures”The Duke Of Cambridge’s Own”, The Middlesex Regt, eight figures in original box £100-150

548 Britains lead painted figures contained in a fitted cupboard with four drawers including approximately sixty plus figures and seventeen figures on horseback, they include The Royal Horse Guards, The Life Guards, Royal Scots Greys 2nd Dragoons, figures include Coldstream Guards, Chelsea Pensioner, Pipers of the Scottish Regiments,Grenadier Guards, Gurkha Rifles.

£300-500

549 20th century painted pond yacht 55 x 35in. (139.70 x 88.90cm) £150-250

550 Britains painted lead soldiers, to include “The Gunners”(8), 5th Royal Irish Lancers(2), The Royal Marine Artillery(13), Gurkha Rifles(12)

£50-80

551 Three Pelham puppets in their original boxes Farmer, Queen and one other, with six copies of Pelham News £50-80

552 An old brown curled mohair teddy, with stitch worked nose and humped back/pads, 20” £300-500

553 Hornby Meccano train set, E320 The Royal Scot, in original box £80-120

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554 Herend model of a pheasant and a figural group of two ducks, in coloured glazes, 6” and 3” high £60-100

555 Royal Worcester pot pourri vase and cover, with floral and gilt decoration, signed E. Spilsbury, pattern No 1720, date code for 1918, 8in. (20.32cm) £150-250

556 Mintons Art Pottery charger, with a profile portrait of a young woman, by R. Coleman, date mark 1872, printed and impressed marks, 13.5” diameter £200-300 See Illustration.

557 Sally Tuffin design large vase, decorated with Kingfisher and lillies marked for Dennis China Works, Limited Edition No 18/20, initials for Rory McCloud, signed on base in silver lettering for Sally Tuffin, dated 2003. 19in. (48.26cm)


558 Sally Tuffin design large vase, decorated with Tigers, Limited Edition No 19, initials for Rory McCloud, marked for Dennis China Works, dated 2000, signed in silver lettering Sally Tuffin and Heidi Warr 19in. (48.26cm) £400-500 See Illustration.

559 Modern Belleek biscuit barrel, with coral shell, and fish scale decoration, 7” high, tea pot and cover, two tea cups and a saucer, goblet, jardiniere and swan ornament, third green mark and later,

£100-200

560 Carlton Ware blue ground bowl with gilt and enamelled floral decoration, printed marks to base, 10” diameter £100-200

561 Late 19th century Moore porcelain clock garniture, with putti and foliage decoration on gilt base, and two candlestick garnitures with foliage decoration, 9.5 high £300-500

562 Keith Murray, Wedgwood ‘Matt Green’ bowl, on round foot, printed and impressed marks, 10” diameter £80-120

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563 18th century Worcester blue and white sparrow beak cream jug, with loop handle, Chinese decoration and faux Chinese marks, 4” high

£80-120

564 Dresden trumpet vase, painted with flowers, blue and gilt bands to the rim and base, underglaze blue crossed swords, 5in. (12.70cm)

£70-100

565 Copeland Spode tea service, decorated in the Kutani palette with flowers and foliage, comprising tray, teapot, sugar bowl, cream jug and three cups and four saucers £250-400

566 Pair of white porcelain and gilt metal mounted lamps, with bands of floral and gilt decoration, 16” high £80-120

567 George Jones majolica game pie tureen and cover, the cover moulded as a game bird amongst foliage, embossed mark to base 11in. (27.94cm) £200-300 See Illustration.

568 Colclough child’s tea service, comprising tea pot and cover, cream jug, sugar bowl, six tea cups and saucers and six side plates, decorated with children playing games £40-60

569 Set of four early 20th century German porcelain figurines, emblematic of the seasons, each 9” £150-250

570 Copeland Spode tea service, decorated with hunting scenes from the original drawings by J. F. Herring Snr., comprising one large and one small tea pot, two cream jugs, slop bowl, two sandwich plates, thirteen tea cups and saucers and thirteen side plates, printed and impressed marks, (46)

£300-500

571 Wedgwood tyg with green and brown mottled decoration and silver plated mounts in the Manner of Christopher Dresser 7in. (17.78cm)

£300-500

572 Doulton Lambeth George Tinworth jug with flower head and oak leaf decoration, stamped 1876 9.50in. (24.13cm) £450-550 See Illustration.

573 Doulton Lambeth George Tinworth lemonade Jug, embossed with flower heads and oak leaves, stamped 1877 9.50in. (24.13cm)

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574 Royal Worcester blush ivory centre piece, floral decorated, No 1713. with centre column with three trumpet form vases and gilt lion head masks with all over gilt rim decoration on circular base. 9in. (22.86cm) £450-550 See Illustration.

575 Crown Devon Fieldings ‘Sally in our Alley’ musical jug, with the handle in the form of a street light lantern 8in. (20.32cm) £250-300

576 Moorcroft pomegranate vase, 4” another similar together with two other pieces of Moorcroft

£100-150

577 Early 20th century German porcelain figural and flower encrusted clock, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals, single train movement, 15.5” high £150-250

578 Royal Copenhagen porcelain floral decorated coffee service for eight people £100-150

579 Belleek porcelain shamrock leaf pattern tea service comprising teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl and four cups and saucers £40-60

580 Keith Murray Wedgwood cream glazed vase of tapering form, 11.5” high £100-200

581 18th Dutch Delft plate decorated with flowers, 8” diam. £80-120

582 Sevres oval blue and white bowl with French silver mounts (restored) £60-100

583 Set of three early 19th century Sunderland lustre bulbous jugs with typical mauve splash rims and wriggles to body. The smallest jug with transfer printed engravings of Sunderland cast-iron bridge and a Mariner’s Compass. The second with a verse and a compass. The largest depicting a Brig in sail and a verse. 4”, 5” and 5.5” high. (3).

£200-300

584 Early 19th century Sunderland lustre bulbous jug with mauve rim and areas of body. Decorated with three transfer printed cartouches; Sign of Mariner’s Arms with supporting sailors, a large Brig in full sail and a verse. 5.5” high £70-80

585 Royal Doulton Harvestware jug with silver collar together with a Doulton Lambeth jug with silver collar, 6.5” h £50-80

586 Early 19th century ironstone bowl on low foot. Overall royal blue richly decorated with gilt floral sprays and butterflies in white and brown enamels. 9.25” high £80-100

587 Two early 19th century ironstone royal blue hexagonal jugs decorated in gilt and enamels, 3” and 3.75” high; and matching spill vase with gilt horsetail and pond flowers and small insects. 4.5” high (3) £60-80

588 Spode dark blue and white small pickle dish with Queen Charlotte willow pattern and moth border (circa 1815-20); and a similar dated plate in Milkmaid pattern, printed and impressed marks, 10” diameter (2) £40-60

589 Early 19th century earthenware sifter spoon, the pierced bowl with willow pattern centre and moth border. the handle with wheat husk-like moulded pattern and blue decoration. 6.5” long

£40-60

590 Royal Worcester mini jug painted with a blue tit by W. Powell, dated 1922; and a blush ivory rouge pot and cover painted with a robin in flight and two blue tits, dated 1900 (2) £50-80

591 Victorian Minton shaped plate in the form of a Red Admiral butterfly on a daisy with leaves below. Registration mark for 29/1/1870 and impressed marks. 9.5” diameter £80-100

592 19th century Russian porcelain dove dish with cover pink, white and blue, marked for the Kuznetzov factory. 5 x 8 x 4in. (12.70 x 20.32 x 10.16cm) £100-150

593 Troika porcelain table lamp with geometric design, base marks for Alison Brigden and Troika 9in. (22.86cm) £300-400 See Illustration.

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594 Troika cylindrical porcelain vase with geometric design by Louise Jinks, marks for Troika and initials 8in. (20.32cm) £120-150

595 Troika square form porcelain planter with geometric design on raised feet by Avril Bennett, marked Troika and with initials 7.50 x 5.50 x 5.50in. (19.05 x 13.97 x 13.97cm)

£250-350

596 Troika square form porcelain planter with geometric design by Annette Walters, marked Troika and with initials 3.50in. (8.89cm)

£80-120

597 Troika porcelain vase with geometric design by Jane Fitzgerald, marked Troika and with initials on base 6in. (15.24cm) £100-150

598 Pair of Royal Dux figures in continental dress, one playing a guitar with naturalistic bases, triangular stamps to bases, No. 332 & 333, both 9” high £60-100

599 Early 20th century floral encrusted basket £60-100

600 Minton Seccessionist blue ground vase, of square section decorated with herons and square panels, impressed marks to base, pattern no. 1544, date code for 1872, 9.5” high £40-60

601 19th century Sunderland Lustre jug decorated with ship with motto verso, 6.5” high £50-80

602 19th century pottery twin-handled loving cup ‘God speed the Plough’, 4” high £30-50

603 Royal Worcester blush ivory twin handled vase, with floral decoration, No 1626 9in. (22.86cm)

£100-150

604 Royal Worcester blush ivory floral decorated urn of classical design on pedestal base with pierced decorated sides, No 1949. 6in. (15.24cm)

£70-100

605 19th Century English porcelain bowl decorated with floral sprays and birds and insects, 9.5” dia £70-100

606 19th century Minton two-handled vase with pink ground, central oval cartouche painted with a parrot, with gilt highlights, painted and printed marks to base, 8in. (20.32cm) £60-100

607 19th century French porcelain vase, with a pink ground with a central cartouche with portrait of a lady, with gilt highlighted decoration, 12in. (30.48cm) £60-100

608 Pair of 19th century Dresden figures of a man and a woman on round bases 6in. (15.24cm)

£60-80

609 Pair of 19th century Dresden chambersticks decorated with figures on scroll bases 6in. (15.24cm) £60-80

610 Troika Chimney Vase by Ann Lewis, circa 1970, with rough textured sides and a smooth glazed body, typically decorated with geometric designs, 7 ¾” high... £200-300

611 Limoges part dinner service, comprising a 9.5” tureen and cover, two 8” tureens and covers, a 16” meat plate, a 9.5” salad bowl, a teapot, a cream jug, a sucrier, twelve cups and saucers, a sauce bowl,11” dinner plate, nine 9” side plates, eight 10” dessert plates and nine 9” dessert bowls (60)

£80-120

612 Eight Wedgwood & Company peach decorated fruit plates £30-50

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613 Shorter & Son D’Oyly Carte Opera Co Character jugs, 20th century, fourteen characters with their boxes including The Duchess of Plaza - Toro “Gondoliers”, Jack Point “Yeoman of the Guard”, Pirate Maid “Pirates of Penzance”, Ko-Ko “The Mikado” etc. 5in. (12.70cm) £300-500 See Illustration.

614 Extensive Aynsley Queen’s Plate pattern dinner service for ten places, comprising a pair of vegetable tureens and covers, pair of graduated oval meat dishes, pair of sauce boats and stands, ten dinner plates, ten dessert plates, ten side plates, ten coffee cans and saucers and a coffee pot and cover, (62) £1,000-1,500 See Illustration.

615 Royal Doulton figural group ‘Flower Seller’s Children’ HN1342, 7.5” high £60-100

616 Belleek porcelain jug, the reeded and waisted body with applied rose and shamrock decoration, black mark to base, 7.5” high £50-80

617 Doulton Lambeth vase by Hannah Barlow, of baluster form with scraffito decoration of figure, dog, donkey and sheep, incised and impressed marks, 12.5” high £300-500 See Illustration.

618 Royal Worcester figure of a Chinese gentleman with a pipe, 7in £30-50

619 Early 20th century Dresden porcelain candlestick, embossed with putti 15in. (38.10cm)

£80-120

620 Blues floral glazed dessert set, of six plates and three serving dishes, stamped ‘Jacobean’ £40-60

621 F.& R. Pratt & Co., china dessert service, comprising two comports, two low comports and six plates, the centres decorated with landscape and other scenes, printed marks, diameter 9.5”

£80-120

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622 Pair of Belleek oval salts with spoons, and similar pepper and mustard pots, the salts 3” wide £50-80

623 Set of four twentieth century studio pottery graduated jugs each with ‘CW’ monogram, the largest 14in high £60-100

624 Twentieth century studio pottery jug with ‘CW’ monogram £40-60

625 Twentieth century studio pottery twin handled vase 24in. (60.96cm) £50-80

626 Nineteenth century Staffordshire blue and white part dinner service comprising 4 tureens and covers, eight graduated oval dishes, thirteen 5in plates and twenty three 10in plates £60-80

627 Eighteenth century Delft plate decorated with flowers 9in £100-200

628 18th century English porcelain blue and white sparrow beak cream jug, with loop handle, 3” high, decorated with pagodas £50-80

629 17th/18th century Iznik vase with a main band of horizontal decoration of a hunting scene, 11” high £800-1,200 See Illustration.

630 Early 19th century Spode blue and white hot water bottle, with transfer printed landscape decoration, 7” long, small bowl, strainer dish and a cover, (4) £50-80

631 Pair of 18th/19th century stoneware lions on plinth bases, 6in high £200-300 See Illustration.

632 Troika vase decorated with geometric patterns set within various shapes, square, arch,and a circle Marked on base, Troika Cornwall, signed JC. 4in. (10.16cm) £80-120

633 Mason’s ‘Regency’ pattern dinner service, including, meat dishes, dinner plates and other plates, tea cups and saucers, bowls, vegetable and other dishes and a lamp, (133) £250-350

GLASS


634 Early 19th century glass beaker decorated with figures and horses, and two other matching pieces £80-120

635 Late 19th century ruby glass vase with white and overlay gilt decoration, central panel with young girl, on ormolu base 12in. (30.48cm)

£120-150

636 18th century drinking glass with air twist stem, and bell shaped bowl, 6.25” high, and six other 18th century and later glasses with air and cotton twist stems and etched decoration (7)

£80-120

637 Swarovski glass collection of approximately forty items, all boxed, most with certificates,

including Annual Edition 1987 “Togetherness” - The Lovebirds, also including dolphin group, various owls, dogs, fox, seal, etc. £1,000-1,200

638 Pair of 19th century engraved green glass wine glasses, with gilt rims, and bubbled stems on round bases, 6” high £30-50

639 Sabino frosted glass vase, decorated with macaws, signed ‘Sabino France’ on base 9in. (22.86cm) £50-80

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640 Two Georgian dwarf ale glassess with amethyst bowls on clear square bases, ground-out pontils, 4” high; and a Bristol green wine glass 4.75” high (3) £40-60

641 George III rummer on square cut star base, short knopped stem and large ovoid bowl slice cut below an upper band of cut and etched barley and hops. 5.75” high. £40-60

642 Late 17th/Early 18th century glass flask in a leather case having double pourer, probably for whisky and brandy or port and brandy. 8.25 x 4in. (20.96 x 10.16cm) £100-150

643 19th century glass mug engraved with a four masted sailing ship 4.75in. (12.07cm) £10-20

644 Victorian brass and glass ‘Cricklite’ candelabra by Clarkes, the central column supporting two arms with moulded drip pans, the stem with posy holders, impressed marks to glass and brass fittings, 16in. (40.64cm) £100-200

645 G.Vallon, French glass bowl decorated with cherries in relief, stamped. 9” dia. £50-80

646 Seventy pieces of rock crystal £200-400

647 Baccarat cut and moulded glass and gilt metal twin branch candelabrum, with scroll arms and hanging drops on circular beaded base, 17.5” high £100-200

648 Two 19th century decanters, the first cut glass with etched grapevine decoration, 14” high, the second hand blown with etched scrolling decoration, 11” high £50-80

649 Glass horse racing trophy Wolverhampton 2006 7in. (17.78cm) £30-50

650 Glass horse racing trophy Epsom Downs and four other pieces of glassware £30-50

651 Lalique glass bowl on three dolphin frosted glass supports, etched Lalique, France. 7.5”dia

£50-80

652 Italian, 20th century, Venini latticino handkerchief vase, with white and pink decoration, 6” high £50-80

653 Set of four pressed glass candlesticks, 10in high £50-80

654 Twentieth century Venetian spun glass candlestick on round foot 20in high another similar 26in high £60-80

655 Twentieth century glass vase with flared top 20in high £50-80

656 Pair of nineteenth century red glass decanters 7in and six matching wine glasses £60-80

CLOCKS AND INSTRUMENTS


657 19th century mahogany and brass two draw telescope, by Gilkerson & Co., Tower Hill, London, 27” long extended £80-120

658 George III mahogany longcase clock, with enamelled face, rotating aperture, possibly Dorchester 8 day movement. £400-600

659 Late 19th century ebonized and marquetry inlaid portico clock, by Mole a Paris, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals and twin-train movement, on barley twist supports and square base, 17.5” high £200-400

660 18th century oak longcase clock by Webster of Warrington, brass dial with silvered chapter ring with subsidiary second dial and date aperture, two train movement striking on a bell, 89” high £600-1,000 See Illustration.

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661 18th Century Longcase clock by Peter Brown of Ayr painted dial, subsidiary dials and two train weight driven movement striking on a bell 82 x 20 x 10in. (208.28 x 50.80 x 25.40cm) £500-1,000

662 18th century eight day oak longcase clock by Comber of Lewes, the brass and silvered dial with Arabic and Roman numerals with twin train movement, subsidiary strike/silent, date and seconds dials 89in. (226.06cm) £600-1,000 See Illustration.

663 Early 20th century brass lantern clock, with twin train movement striking on a bell, raised on mahogany stand 14 x 6 x 6in. (35.56 x 15.24 x 15.24cm) £200-300

664 18th century mahogany longcase clock with painted dial by W. Jones of Aberystwyth, sun and moon aperture, with seconds dial and date aperture, two train movement striking on a bell, 88in. (223.52cm) £600-1,000 See Illustration.

665 18th century thirty hour long case clock movement by Richardson of Brampton, painted dial with subsidiary second and date dials (in need of restoration) 20 x 13in. (50.80 x 33.02cm)

£80-120

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666 Mid 19th Century Gothic design tortoiseshell veneered and Ormolu Bracket Clock having a three train fusee movement chiming the quarters on eight bells and striking the hours on a gong. The arched brass dial has a silvered chapter ring and two subsidiary dials strike/silent and Cambridge/8 bells, with fine gilt spandrels. Ormolu mounts to finials, feet and side frets.

The movement is unsigned but is probably London made. 19 x 10 x 7in. (48.26 x 25.40 x 17.78cm)


THE ALEC BROWN COLLECTION

667 Thomas A Edison Triumph phonograph no.73258 in oak case with rosewood veneered metal horn marked music master Together with oak amberole storage cupboard/stand on spiral turn supports united by stretchers

Provenance; The Alec Brown (1912-2011) Collection Alec was interested in all things mechanical and

electrical and he worked at Vickers Engineering at Weybridge. When the factory was bombed during the Second World War he was transferred to The Royal Aircraft Establishment (RAE) at Farnborough and worked there in the Engineering Department. He retired from RAE after thirty years service.

On his retirement he was able to concentrate on his hobby of collecting recordings of folk/country songs so loved by his parents. He visited America and Canada sourcing for his collection.

In later life he suffered heart problems and his mobility suffered. He would spend hours listening to his records and documenting his collection.

He was able to give concerts on his gramophone to the elderly residents of the Nursing Home where he later resided. The residents loved the songs and recalling the artistes of a bygone era.


668 Edison standard phonograph no.566392 in oak case with metal horn . For provenance see lot 667 above. £250-350

669 Early twentieth century portable record player in metal “camera case”

For provenance see lot 667 above. 12 x 5in. (30.48 x 12.70cm) £100-200

670 Edison painted metal black and gilt octagonal horn For provenance see lot 667 above.20in. (50.80cm) £50-80

671 Early twentieth century metal horn by S.G Brown Ltd London on a mahogany base with electrical connections

For provenance see lot 667 above. 21in. (53.34cm) £50-80

672 Collection of eight Edison royal purple amberol (cylinder) records.

For provenance see lot 667 above. £80-120

673 Collection of seven Edison royal purple amberol (cylinder) records


674 Collection of eight Edison blue amberol (cylinder) records to include 3756 let us not forget by Thomas A. Edison


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675 Edison sound box for the Triumph phonograph and two later copies and needle sharpener


676 An unusual brown Edison amberol (cylinder) no.3011 duet ‘Down where the big bananas grow’ For provenance see lot 667 above. £20-30

677 Collection of nineteen blue Edison amberol (cylinder) records to include Harry Lauder


678 Collection of fourteen blue Edison amberol (cylinder) records to include Harry Lauder, Peter Dawson and Frieda Hempel


679 Collection of forty four blue Edison amberol (cylinder) records


680 Collection of fifty blue Edison amberol (cylinder) records


681 Collection of sixty blue Edison amberol (cylinder) records


682 Collection of thirty nine blue and black Edison amberol (cylinder) records

For provenance see lot 667 above. £80-120 See Illustration.

683 Collection of twenty four blue Edison amberols (cylinders)


684 Collection of twenty seven blue Edison amberols (cylinders)


685 Collection of twenty five blue Edison amberols (cylinders)


686 Collection of sixty mostly blue Edison amberol (cylinder) records


688 Collection of forty two blue Edison amberol (cylinder) records


689 Collection of fifty blue Edison amberol (cylinder) records


690 Collection of sixty blue Edison amberol (cylinder) records


691 Three Edison amberol (cylinder) reamers For provenance see lot 667 above. £30-50

692 The gramophone shop World Encyclopedia of recorded music, third edition 1949 Blue amberole recordings 1912-1914

Four pamphlets from disc research England For provenance see lot 667 above. £30-50

693 His Masters Voice oak cased gramophone, Model No. 193, with retail label for Alfred Hays For provenance see lot 667 above.

44 x 25 x 22in. (111.76 x 63.50 x 55.88cm) £800-1,200

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694 Modern brass and four glass carriage clock with drum movement, the white painted dial with Roman numerals 6in. (15.24cm) £50-80

695 Lapis lazuli and marble table clock marked Nathan & Co., Birmingham, 4.5” high £40-60

696 20th century Houses of Parliament twin train picture clock, depicting the clock tower and river with mother of pearl highlighted decoration 22 x 17in. (55.88 x 43.18cm) £50-100 See Illustration.

697 Early 19th century rosewood and brass inlaid double fuse bracket clock, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals and strike/silent dial, the movement and dial signed ‘Frodsham, Gracechurch St., London’, on four bun feet, 15” high £1,000-1,500 See Illustration.

698 Edison Gem phonograph in oak case with a horn, together with a collection of cylinders


699 18th century eight day mahogany longcase clock the face with painted foliate decoration, subsidiary second and date dials, twin train weight driven movement striking on a bell 86in. (218.44cm) £500-800 See Illustration.

700 18th century eight day oak longcase clock by James Goodyear of Guildford, silvered chapter ring with pierced brass spandrels, subsidiary second dial and date aperture, twin train weight driven movement striking on a bell (case later carved) £400-600 See Illustration.

701 Early 20th century mahogany cased mantle clock, with silvered dial, and twin train movement, 10in high £60-80

702 Late 19th century mahogany cased Barograph with bevelled glasss, single drawer and mercury tube 10 x 16 x 10in. (25.40 x 40.64 x 25.40cm)

£250-350

703 Set of Postal scales and a Universal rotating calculator £40-60

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704 18th century eight day long case clock movement by Bullock, two train movement striking on a bell 10 x 10in. (25.40 x 25.40cm)

£100-200

705 19th century oak thirty hour longcase clock by Taylor of Petworth, brass face with foliate spandrels, striking on a bell 75in. (190.50cm)

£200-300

706 Early twentieth century mahogany cased mantle clock with twin train movement 12in. (30.48cm) £60-80

707 Eighteenth century mahogany long case clock by Williams of Axbridge subsidiary date aperture, 30 hour weight driven movement, striking on a bell 80 x 18 x 9in. (203.20 x 45.72 x 22.86cm)


708 19th century French bronze figural clock, surmounted by a bronze figure by E. de Labroue, Paris, modelled as Satyro, on marble base and brass feet, 25” high, (base, face, flute and movement replaced) £1,500-2,500 See Illustration.

709 His Master Voice mahogany cased gramophone, Model No. 156 36 x 19 x 19in. (91.44 x 48.26 x 48.26cm) £60-80

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710 19th century white marble mantel clock with gilt metal lion finial single train movement 16” under a glass dome £60-100

711 19th century French marble and mahogany mantel clock with gilt metal mounts 20in. (50.80cm) £50-100

712 19th century French mahogany mantel clock raised on spiral turned support to plinth base 18in. (45.72cm) £50-100

713 19th century ebonised wood and white marble mantel clock 16” high in glass dome £50-100

714 19th century brass and mahogany telescope by Cary of London, three draw, 29.5” extended, and another, unmarked, five draw, brass, in fitted box with two other lenses. 16” extended £100-150

715 Early 20th century Oak cased gramophone 33 x 27 x 18in. (83.82 x 68.58 x 45.72cm) £80-120

WINE


716 Leacock & Co Malmsey Solera 1863, produced and bottled by Leacock & Co. Est. 1760.

£150-250717 Thomas Hine & Co Antique Champagne

Cognac (boxed), 2 bottles £80-120

718 Thomas Hine Signature Fine Cognac, (boxed), 1 bottle £30-50

719 Moet & Chandon Champagne Cuvee Dom Perignon, 1982, (boxed), one bottle £100-150

720 Bottle of 12 year old Whyte McKay Whiskey £25-35

721 19th century horn corkscrew with silver mounts £70-100

722 Bottle of 1928 Dry Imperial Moet Chandon £80-120

723 Bottle of 1955 Dry Imperial Moet Chandon £80-120

724 Bottle of Extra Quality Leon Gobet & Co Champagne Vintage 1943 £50-80

725 Eleven bottles of ‘The Royal and Ancient Golf Club No.1 Whisky’ and one bottle of ‘No.2 Whisky’ (12) £150-250

726 Brass and bone handled corkscrew and a turned wood corkscrew £80-120

727 Two bottles Chateau Montrose 1957 imported and bottled by John Harvey & Sons Ltd., Bristol

£80-120

728 19th century wine barrel stamp, 8” £40-60

729 Bottle Chateau Lynch Bages, Pauillac, 1975 £40-60

730 Bottle Barsac, 1955 £40-60

END OF FIRST DAYS SALE

OBJECTS OF ART AND BRONZES

This section of the sale will not commence before 10.30 am Thursday 15th December

731 Late 19th century Christening gown, together with other textiles including a late 19th century Kashmir shawl £30-50

732 F.B.Huet – 1779 drawing studies for plaster-work relief depicting cupids and musical instruments £50-80

733 Pair of 20th century watercolour and feather pictures of birds, indistinctly titled verso, 12” x 9” £40-60

734 19th century rosewood deskstand, with bronze urn-shaped ink and sand well flanking a central bath, with pen tray and single drawer, 15.5” wide,

£100-200

735 1920’s Crocodile skin handbag width 16” £100-150

736 Three inlaid African hardwood panels, decorated with figures in landscape settings,

£50-80

737 Tiger’s eye mounted walking stick £80-120

738 Bronze statue of man with boy, signed Artie ‘95 by Frances. 21.5” high £150-250

739 19th century rosewood sewing box with fitted interior £80-120

740 1930’s bronze effect spelter figure of a male gymnast on a rectangular base, 12” high £40-60

741 Tiffany Studios, New york stamp box in bronze, decorated with star signs 3.50 x 2in. (8.89 x 5.08cm) £100-150

742 Early 19th century leather dome topped and brass studded box with retail mark for Merretts – Saddle, Harness and Trunk Maker of Bath 6 x 12 x 8in. (15.24 x 30.48 x 20.32cm) £200-300

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743 19th century Tunbridgeware penwork rosewood box, the main border decorated with acorns and oak leaves, central cartouche decorated with landscape scene, with fitted interior 4 x 11 x 9in. (10.16 x 27.94 x 22.86cm) £120-180

744 19th century rosewood sewing box with fitted silk interior and including a set of six mother-of-pearl bobbins 5 x 11 x 8in. (12.70 x 27.94 x 20.32cm) £100-200

745 19th century hardwood alette club with bulbous end £60-80

746 Inlaid alette ware design cribbage board, with alette inlaid ivory panel £50-80

747 Yamaha YAS-21 Brass Alto Saxophone, Serial No. 051611, dating 1981, in original hard fitted case, including YAS-L1 mouthpiece, neck with neck cork, two additional reeds (used), body length of 22” and bell diameter of 4.75”

£200-300

748 Mahogany framed screen with embroidered decoration of a parrot 30 x 25.50in. (76.20 x 64.77cm) £40-60

749 20th century bronze bull, on plinth base 17 x 15in. (43.18 x 38.10cm) £300-500

750 Victorian walnut fully fitted stationery box with brass mounts £70-100

751 20th century Continental bronze eagle perched on a rocky out crop on black marble base 24in. (60.96cm) £300-500 See Illustration.

752 Victorian coromandel vanity box, fully fitted with compartments, by Lund of London, with silver plated and glass bottles 8 x 11in. (20.32 x 27.94cm) £300-500 See Illustration.

753 Pietra dura paperweight with floral decoration 5.50 x 3.50in. (13.97 x 8.89cm) £200-300 See Illustration.

754 Pair of 19th century Pietra Dura Ashford black marble brass top ink stands 2.50in. (6.35cm)

£40-60

755 Late 19th/ early 20th century leather writing box with slope and fitted interior, with ivory and bone fittings £100-200

756 Edwardian oak & brass two decanter tantalus with brass mounts 12 x 11in. (30.48 x 27.94cm)

£50-80

757 Carved ebony head of a Benin woman wearing a headdress, 11” high £100-200751

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758 Pair of carved ebony busts of a young African man and woman, 8” high £80-120

759 Pair of carved ebony busts of an African man and woman, each approximately 11” high

£100-200

760 Carved ebony figure of an African woman carrying a pouch on her back, 17” high, and another smaller carved ebony figure, 11.5” high, (2) £50-80

761 Pair of carved ebony busts of an African man and woman, each approximately 9” high

£80-120

762 Pair of relief carved ebony heads of an African man and woman, 8” high £30-50

763 Carved ebony African head rest in the form of an elephant £20-30

764 19th century French kingwood and marquetry inlaid serpentine alettee with gilt metal mounts, 14” wide £200-300

765 19th century enamelled round box 2” another oval metal oval box embossed with classical scene, 2.5” a treen round box 2” and a hard stone box 1.5” £50-80

766 CASIMIR ZAGOURSKI (Polish 1883-1944), collection of 66 real photo postcards, depicting African men and women in a variety of dress, poses and activities, some with scarification and others with lip plates, 15 annotated verso, none used postally,

NOTE: Casimir Ostoja Zagourski (1880-1941) was a military officer in both the Russian and Polish armies. He arrived in Leopoldville in 1924, and alette around what was then called French Equatorial Africa (Chad, Kenya, Central African Republic, Cameroon and Congo Brazzaville) and the Belgian Congo (Democratic Republic of Congo) taking photographs which he grouped into two series of postcards entitled L’Afrique qui disparaît £300-500 See Illustration.

767 Eastern carved rosewood cigar box, with foliate and floral decoration, 9” £30-50

768 19th century carved conch shell £150-250

769 18th/19th century Indian steel-headed axe, on shaped wooden shaft with brass terminal and binding wire, 37” long £40-60

770 Early twentieth century mahogany and glazed tray decorated with butterfly wings 15” x 11”

£40-60

771 19th century carved ivory South German mug, depicting hunting dogs running through woodland, swan neck handle 5.50in. (13.97cm)


772 Late 19th century red and white carved bone chess set, the kings 4” high contained in a Indian carved box decorated with figures and foliage. 2.50 x 12 x 5in. (6.35 x 30.48 x 12.70cm)


773 Pair of 18th century continental painted glass panels decorated with figures each 9” by 7”

£300-500

774 17th century bronze mortar and pestle Inscribed “ Henryck Te?? Horst me Fecyt A “and dated 1638. Decorated with a banding of foliage and a banding of young playful figures, animal head handles. 4.50in. (11.43cm) £150-250

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775 Mappin & Webb stainless cake knife/saw with heavy ivory handle carved with a dragon and leaves, 13” long £40-60

776 Ivory glove stretchers, each handle well carved with a lioness above a snake entwined around a coral-like trunk, 10” long £50-80

777 18th/19th century spindle treen cage for carrying hens, the floor slats nailed down, the door being one quarter of the top sliding back, with original carrying handles 12.75 x 21.50 x 17.25in. (32.39 x 54.61 x 43.82cm) £200-400

778 16th/17th century Italian bronze shell in the manner of Giambologa.

Provenance; Pitt-Rivers Museum Farnham Dorset sold at Sotheby’s 3 x 5 x 4.50in. (7.62 x 12.70 x 11.43cm) £300-500 See Illustration.

779 Miniature green painted mule chest Provenance Chateau Criel 3.50 x 7.50 x 4in. (8.89

x 19.05 x 10.16cm) £70-100

780 Collection of jade grapes Provenance; Countess Bismark £300-500

781 18th/19th century turned treen fruitwood mustard pot, 2.5” diameter Literature: for similar examples see, ‘Treen or small woodware through the ages’ by Edward H Pinto, Plate 6. 5.25in. (13.34cm) £70-100

782 19th century turned treen mustard pot in dark fruitwood, 2.25” diameter

Literature: See similar examples, ‘Treen or small woodware through the ages’ by Edward H Pinto, Plate 6 4.25in. (10.80cm) £50-80

783 19th century treen pepper pot in the form of a pear in fruitwood with contrasting bands and an acorn finial diameter 2.25”

Literature: For similar examples see ‘Treen or small woodware through the ages’ by Edward H Pinto, Plate 6 6in. (15.24cm) £70-100

784 19th century turned treen pepper mill in fruitwood with bands of horn around the lid and foot and a bell and acorn lid Literature: See similar examples in Treen or small woodware through the ages’ by Edward H Pinto, Plate 6

Diameter 2.75” 6.75in. (17.15cm) £80-120

785 19th century Treen string box in the form of a gourd in dark fruitwood. Diameter 2.5”

Literature: for similar examples see ‘Treen & other wooden bygones ‘ by Edward H Pinto, Page 203. 4in. (10.16cm) £50-80

786 18th/19th century Treen fruitwood turned string box in cylindrical form with pedestal base

Diameter 1.75” Literature: ‘Treen & other wooden bygones’ by Edward H

Pinto – various string boxes illustrated plates 211 and 212 4.50in. (11.43cm) £50-80

787 19th century Treen fruitwood box in the form of a walnut

Similar examples in ‘Treen & other wooden bygones’ by Edward H Pinto, plates 205 and 339

Diameter 2” 3in. (7.62cm) £40-60

788 18th century Treen snuff pestle and mortar with moulded foot and line decorations Similar examples in ‘Treen & other wooden bygones’ by Edward H Pinto

Plate 178 Provenance John Fardon Collection Diameter 2.5” 4.25in. (10.80cm) £100-150

789 17th/18th century carved oak doll in the form of a gentleman with a top hat

Provenance Tristram Jellinek Collection £100-150

790 18th/19th century ivory scrimshaw spinning top 3.50in. (8.89cm) £50-80

791 Pair of 19th century steel boot hooks with ivory handles 6.50in. (16.51cm) £30-50

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792 Late 19th century French ivory fan Provenance Countess Bismark £40-60

793 Regency miniature ivory and steel corkscrew for scent bottles 2.75in. (6.99cm) £30-50

794 Brass ships telegraph by A Robinson and Co., Liverpool and Glasgow, mounted on a mahogany stand 39in. (99.06cm) £100-150

795 18th/19th century whalebone smoother and fid Provenance: Tristram Jellinek Collection 4.75in. (12.07cm) £30-50

796 Pair of 19th century whalebone knitting needles. (Sailors work scrimshaw)

Provenance: Tristram Jellinek Collection 7.25in. (18.42cm) £30-50

797 Punuk, Bering Sea, Eskimo carved walrus ivory handle in the form of a polar bear, 500AD – 1200AD The coasts and islands of the Bering Strait which divides the Siberian and Alaskan mainlands, has supported a series of sophisticated Eskimo cultures from the 4th century BC to the 13th century AD.

Provenance: Property of a nobleman. 3.50 x 1.50in. (8.89 x 3.81cm) £400-600 See Illustration.

798 18th century silver and antler bone pipe tamper in the form of a head

Provenance: Tristram Jellinek Collection 3.25in. (8.26cm) £100-150

799 Pair of 19th century Treen nutcrackers in the form of a squirrel

Provenance: Fardon Collection Literature: Similar examples in ‘Treen & other

wooden bygones’ by Edward H Pinto. 9in. (22.86cm) £60-90

800 Pair of 19th century Treen nutcrackers carved in the form of a standing figure

Provenance: Fardon collection Literature: Similar examples in ‘Treen & other

wooden bygones’ by Edward H Pinto 6.50in. (16.51cm) £60-90

801 Pair of 19th century brass nutcrackers in the form of a standing figure of the devil £60-90

802 Pair of 19th century brass nutcrackers with crowned lion finials £60-90

803 Pair of 17th century Flemish trumpet base brass candlesticks, 5” high

Provenance: Collection of Rous Lench £100-150

804 Art Deco pewter tea caddy of Archibald Knox design

Provenance: Countess Bismark Capri £250-400

805 Brass and ivory tap possibly 18th century £20-40

806 Barn Owl mounted in a glass case 16 x 15in. (40.64 x 38.10cm) £50-80

807 Two trays of mixed fossils £50-80

808 19th century embroidery still-life of fruit and a bird, 17” x 14” £50-80

809 19th century embroidery and painting on silk of figures by a building, 19” x 27” £100-150

810 Pair of early 20th century leather and gilt metal opera glasses by Carl Zeiss in leather case

£50-80

811 Collection of skins and furs, including leopard, cheetah and fox £50-80

812 Mid nineteenth century mahogany and brass bound dressing box with fitted interior with brass plate for Palmer London £70-100

813 Early 20th century African carved ivory head, 3” £40-60

814 19th century large wood carved tribal figure 40in. (101.60cm) £40-60

815 19th century carved wood tribal mask embellished with shells and bead £60-80

816 Spelter lamp of a young girl wearing flowing robes, with glass shade 13in. (33.02cm) £80-120

817 Top hat in presentation box by H C Corne London size 6.75 £30-50

818 Late 18th century Dutch brass tobacco case, engraved with scenes and script, 6.5” wide

£60-100

819 Late 18th century Dutch brass and copper tobacco case engraved with scenes and script, 5” wide £60-100

820 A brass lantern ceiling light with bevelled glass insets 20in. (50.80cm) £100-150

821 After R. Kaesbach – bronze figure of a steel worker, on marble base, incised signature 6in. (15.24cm) £200-300

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822 19th century carved wood pipe depicting Nicholas II of Russia, 6” long £60-100

823 English violin with label bearing the name Jo. Betts, No.2 Near Northgate, The Royal Exchange, London 1813, spruce top with flamed maple back and sides, 24” long, with a bow in case £200-300

824 Bronze effect horse racing trophy ‘The Numis Securities” handicap stakes’ 12in. (30.48cm)

£30-50

825 After Isidore Jules Bonheur (French, 1827-1901) bronze horse and rider signature, mark to oval base 16in. (40.64cm) £500-800 See Illustration.

826 After Isidore Jules Bonheur (French, 1827-1901) ‘Le Grand Jockey’ on later ebonised base 39in. (99.06cm) £3,000-5,000 See Illustration.

827 Five Victorian fans including tortoise shell, lace and mother-of-pearl £70-100

828 Regency rosewood and mother-of-pearl inlaid lady’s sewing cabinet with ring handles, the rising top enclosing mirror and compartments over doors enclosing one dummy drawer and three other drawers, on turned bun feet £200-300 See Illustration.

829 M. Cormack – engravings after George Morland ‘Delia’ and ‘Nancy’, in mahogany frames with scrolling gilt gesso decoration, 16.5” x 13.5” (pair) £100-200

830 A Victorian silver topped, tapered walking cane and another with ivory top £50-80

831 19th century mahogany sarcophagus shaped tea caddy, with central bowl flanked by compartments, raised on bun feet, 12” wide,

£100-150

832 Early 20th century student’s violin, length 22”, in wooden carrying case £60-100

833 Early 20th century students violin by J. A. Baader, length 23”, in hard case, with bow

£80-120

834 19th century mahogany box, 10in, another, 10in and an oak card box, 11in £40-60

835 19th century portrait miniature of a woman in a white dress, 3 x 2in £50-80

836 19th century portrait miniature of woman in a black dress, 4 x 3in £50-80

837 A pair of portrait miniatures of young girls in piano key frames each 6” by 5” £60-100

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838 19th century mahogany box with brass carrying handle, 7 x 19 x 12in £60-80

839 19th century brass bell with mahogany handle, 10in high £40-60

840 19th century portrait miniature of a gentleman in blue jacket, 3 x 2in £40-60

841 19th century oak stationery box, with brass handles, fitted interior with writing slope, inkwells and pen tray, 11” high £100-150

842 Pre-historic stone axehead, 5” £50-100

843 Small collection of fossils and mineral samples, to include leaves £30-50

844 19th century horn needle holder, 6”, three carved ivory handles and a carved slate shoe

£30-50

845 18/19th century cast metal medallion, depicting a castle turret, 3” x 2” £50-80

846 Late 19th/ Early 20th century photograph album, of Australian interest £50-80

847 Fox fur shawl, two needlework bags and a collection of female fashion items and lace

£50-80

848 Early 19th century treen string holder with acorn finial, on round foot 8in. (20.32cm) £60-100

849 Pair of 19th century wood and gilt gesso busts of classical figures, on waisted square bases, 13” high £80-120

850 Three pieces of 17th century needlework tapestrys panel Largest 12 x 22 £60-100

851 Hardy ‘The No 2 Corbett’, palakona two piece split cane spinning rod, 9’3” £30-50

852 Hardy two piece split cane rod – Palakona The No 1 Victor, 8’ 6” £30-50

853 Four various fishing rods and a Hardy palakona rod £30-50

854 Pair of 19th century Empire style gilt metal figural candlesticks on square bases, 11in high

£150-250

855 20th century flute by Evette, 28in, in carrying case £30-50

856 Early 20th century bamboo shooting stick, 35in, a silver topped walking stick, and another £40-60

857 Pair of late 17th century pewter plates embossed WPA, label verso reading ‘formerly the property of Squire Waterton of Walton Hall, Yorkshire’, each 11” diam. £60-100

858 20th century fruitwood domino set, in case, 7in, and seventeen other pieces £100-200

859 Treen carved pear being eaten by fruit flies, 11in and six other similar pieces £50-80

860 Collection of fossils and shells £50-80

861 19th century sampler decorated with house and figures unsigned 17 x 16in. (43.18 x 40.64cm)

£100-200

862 Early 20th century hard rubber and gold Waterman lever filler fountain pen, 6” £60-80

863 Early 19th century silhouette of a gentleman on a blue ground, 2” diam. £60-100

864 20th century bronze of a standing female figure dressed in a green skirt and with arms crossed, signed on base, “XB” 26in. (66.04cm) £80-120

865 20th century bronze of a kneeling woman alette dressed with only a piece of green clothing over her knees, arms raised behind her neck, eyes closed. Signed Ron, dated 01 18in. (45.72cm)

£100-150

CONTEMPORARY ART


866 Tola Wewe, Nigerian school – ‘The Guardian’, oil on board, signed and dated ‘95

PROVENANCE: Purchased from the Timbuktu Gallery 1996, with original receipt £600-1,000 See Illustration.

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867 Christopher Woodger, ‘Painting’, abstract forms on a red ground, signed, oil on canvas, 36” x 48”, inscribed verso £100-200

868 Carin Palcer, ‘Hibiscus’, signed and dated 2004, oil on canvas, 39.5” x 31.5” £50-100

869 Carin Palcer, ‘Ginger’, signed and dated 2004, oil on canvas, 39.5” x 31.5” £50-100

870 Sunday B Morning, after Andy Warhol, ‘Marilyn’, pair, 38.5” x 38.5” £800-1,200 See Illustration.

871 John Brunsdon limited edition print ‘Descent’ 3/50, signed in pencil, 31” x 22” £50-100

872 § Colin Ruffell – abstract still life, oil on board, and one other similar by the same hand, each

10” x 8” £60-100

873 § David Denby, b.1946, ‘Artist and Model’, signed with initials and dated ‘87, oil on canvas, 40” x 30” £3,000-4,000 See Illustration.

874 § David Denby, b.1946, girl playing with flowers in a bowl, signed with initials and dated ‘90, oil on board, 15” x 13” £800-1,200 See Illustration.

875 Mike Hall, Venice scene, signed, oil on board 14 x 14in. (35.56 x 35.56cm) £50-80

876 Mike Hall, Venice scene, signed, oil on board£50-80

877 § M Strang, ‘ Amsterdam’, signed, oil on canvas£50-80

878 J Walton, Cacela Velha Portugal signed pastel 10 x 28in. (25.40 x 71.12cm) £100-200

879 S Mills, still life of flowers, signed, oil on canvas 11 x 16in. (27.94 x 40.64cm) £50-80

880 J Walton, pastel, male nude, signed 19 x 17in. (48.26 x 43.18cm) £50-80

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881 Still life of flowers, oil on canvas, monogrammed SM 19 x 16in. (48.26 x 40.64cm) £50-80

882 § M J Strang, Notre Dame – Paris, oil on canvas, signed 11 x 15in. (27.94 x 38.10cm)

£50-80

883 J Walton, Egyptian hieroglyph pastel, signed 19 x 22in. (48.26 x 55.88cm) £50-80

884 Leslie Gooday, ‘The Potters Design’, mixed media, signed 14 x 21in. (35.56 x 53.34cm)

£200-300

885 20th century print, portrait of a young boy, indistinctly signed 16 x 12in. (40.64 x 30.48cm)

£50-80

886 Gaitheis, study of an iris, signed, oil on canvas 18 x 14in. (45.72 x 35.56cm) £50-80

887 Nicci Oliver, pair of landscapes, signed, oils on board, each 16” x 11” £50-80

888 § J Strang, landscape, signed, oil on canvas 15 x 19in. (38.10 x 48.26cm) £50-80

889 20th century, landscape, monogrammed JP, oil on canvas 18 x 23in. (45.72 x 58.42cm) £50-80

890 § M J Strang, ‘Piccadilly at Night’, signed, oil on canvas 12 x 15in. (30.48 x 38.10cm) £50-80

891 J Walton, landscape, signed, oil on canvas 25 x 27in. (63.50 x 68.58cm) £50-80

892 J Walton, landscape, signed, oil on canvas 26 x 31in. (66.04 x 78.74cm) £50-80

893 20th century still life of flowers, indistinctly signed, oil on canvas 28 x 24in. (71.12 x 60.96cm)

£50-80

894 20th century landscape, indistinctly signed, oil on canvas 27 x 35in. (68.58 x 88.90cm) £50-80

895 20th century still life of tulips, indistinctly signed, oil on canvas 17 x 15in. (43.18 x 38.10cm)

£50-80

896 Pair of 20th century modernist prints, still lifes of studio pottery, each 11” x 16” £60-80

897 Russell Reeve RBA – Corner of the Studio, signed and dated ‘63, oil on board 24 x 35in. (60.96 x 88.90cm) £100-150

898 Sunday B Morning, after Andy Warhol, ‘Flowers’, (pair), 38.5” x 38.5” £800-1,200 See Illustration.

OIL PAINTING WATER-COLOURS AND PRINTS


899 20th century, Chinese school, young woman praying at the feet of a Buddhistic figure flanked by candles, unsigned, oil on canvas, 43” x 33”,

£300-500

900 § James Brereton, b. 1954, ‘The Slaver’, signed, oil on canvas, 23.5” x 35.5” £800-1,200 See Illustration.

901 Fred Tucker – coastal landscape at low tide (pair), signed, watercolour, 10” x 15” £100-200

902 Job Collyer – 18th century black and white engraving after David Teniers, ‘Dutch Pastime’, published by John & Josiah Boydell, London, Sepr. 29, 1792, 21” x 30” £50-100

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908 W. S. Morrish, ‘Chagford, Dartmoor’, signed and dated 1899, watercolour, 7.5” x 19” £50-100

909 Pair of 19th century prints of dogs with game, 10.5” x 8.5” £50-100

910 R. T. Casey, ‘H. M. Sloop of War, Cherub’, signed, oil on board, 11” x 14” £80-120

911 Salvatore Colacicco, b. 1935, ‘Man Overboard’, signed, oil on board, 12” x 15.5” £400-600 See Illustration.

912 19th century English School, ‘The Colosseum at Rome’, unsigned, watercolour, 18.5” x 29.5”, (label verso) £150-250

913 Jack. M. Ducker(British, active 1910 – 1930) Pair of landscape oils on canvases, one lacking glass, signed 25 x 30in. (63.50 x 76.20cm)

£300-500

914 W. Martin 1817- 1867, fishing boats moored on a beach with figures and animals looking on, signed, pair of oils on canvases 11 x 17in. (27.94 x 43.18cm) £800-1,200 See Illustration.

915 Ernest Walbourn – landscape scene £150-250

916 A. Allender, 19th century, portrait of a brooding young boy, signed, oil on canvas, 16” x 12”

£150-250

917 Late 19th Century – thatched cottage and outbuildings with figures, unsigned, oil on canvas, gilt frame 15 x 23in. (38.10 x 58.42cm)

£70-100

918 Continental river landscape with bridge, oil on canvas, bears signature M.Utrilio 12 x 10in. (30.48 x 25.40cm) £50-80

903 J. Heath & S. Middleton, 18th century black and white engraving after Breugel – ‘Adam and Eve in Paradise’, published by J. & J. Boydell, London, Jany 1. 1799, 21” x 27.5” £50-100

904 Nina Scott Langley – Irish ‘Jeremiah’, a ginger cat, watercolour, signed and dated 1936, 20” x 14” £100-200

905 Nina Scott Langley – Irish Wolfhound on a beach, signed and dated 14.6.1917, watercolour, 14.5” x 21.5” £100-200

906 A. Ashdown Box – ‘Parkland, Warwickshire’, signed, watercolour, 19.5” x 29.5”, label verso

£100-200

907 19th century Continental School, landscape with figures fishing and a castle in the background, and another with figures in a harbour with boats, unsigned, watercolour (pair) 17” x 12” £200-300

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919 Frank Dicksee (1853-1928) – portrait of a lady in a lace edged dress, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1915, 39” x 30” £1,000-1,500 See Illustration.

920 R.Cavalla – Pair of frozen river landscapes with figures, buildings and a church, oils on canvases 18 x 25in. (45.72 x 63.50cm) £200-400

921 20th century still life with jugs and fruit, indistinctly signed and dated ‘29, oil on canvas 15 x 21in. (38.10 x 53.34cm) £50-100

922 Henry Nesbitt McEvoy (Canadian, 1828-1914), ‘View from pond at Glengarry’ and ‘View near Lough Gill, Sligo’, signed, oil on canvas, (pair), 12” x 18” £200-300

923 Henry J .Sage – Guildford High Street, signed, watercolour, old label on reverse 10 x 9in. (25.40 x 22.86cm) £300-500 See Illustration.

924 Henry J. Sage – Abbott’s Hospital, Guildford, signed, watercolour 10 x 9in. (25.40 x 22.86cm)


925 Henry J. Sage – Village Street at Witley, signed, watercolour 9 x 14in. (22.86 x 35.56cm)


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926 Henry J. Sage – A Cottage near Guildford, signed, watercolour 10 x 14in. (25.40 x 35.56cm)

£50-80

927 George Frederick Watts, (1817-1904), portrait of John Whichelo, oil on canvas, exhibited at the Royal Academy 1840 no 7, 30” x 24.5” NOTES: The imposing oil on canvas in its original elaborately carved giltwood frame is a portrait of the artist John Wichelo, who gained renown for his paintings for the Prince Regent. It was exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1840 and was Watts’ first named portrait shown there. Since then, it has remained in the same family ownership, passing by inheritance to the present vendor, making this the first time the portrait has been seen on the open market.

The sitter (Charles) John Mayne Whichelo (1784-1865) became known as an illustrator. His earliest work was of a purely topographical character, and some of his drawings were engraved for Wilkinson’s “Londina Illustrata” and Brayley’s “Beauties of England and Wales”. He exhibited marine views at the Royal Academy from 1810 until his death and was chosen to be Marine and Landscape Painter to the Prince Regent, an appointment he held for several years.

Whichelo became an associate member of the Old Watercolour Society in 1823. He was a regular contributor to its exhibitions for the next 40 years, his subjects being mainly representations of English coast and harbour scenery, with a few views of Dutch rivers. He usually signed his drawings “John Whichelo”. He also taught for a time and his studio sale was held at Christie’s in 1866.

That he was chosen by Watts as the sitter for his first named portrait at the RA is indicative of Wichelo’s place in the history of British art. Grey-haired Whichelo is pictured seated in a casual pose, his eyes catching the viewer’s attention, and tellingly holding a drawing instrument in his right hand, clearly indicating his profession.

Watts is an artist linked to his adopted home of Compton, near Guildford, by the Watts Gallery, which opened to the public in 1904. Its curator, Mark Bills, said his work is of seminal importance in understanding the Victorian period because he was one of its most notable artistic innovators. “A complex figure, Watts was the finest and most penetrating portraitist of his age, a sculptor, landscape painter and symbolist which earned him the title ‘England’s Michelangelo.’

His fame and renown was not limited to Britain ... in 1884 he was the first living artist to have a solo exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, a show so enormously successful that it led to a longer run and a gift of his great work, “Love and Life” to the American people. His works also found great favour in Europe, winning gold medals at the Paris Universal Exhibitions in 1878 and 1889. His influence among symbolists was profound and can be seen in the works of Gustave Moreau and Fernand Knopff.

This portrait is included in Mary Watts schedule of the artist’s work (see below)

Amongst Documents being sold with this lot are three signed letters from G F Watts as follows;

1. April 4th 1885 from Little Holland House Kensington, replying to a letter from Mr Rowe. He apologies for the delay in replying to a letter because of illness. “I do not doubt the portrait which I should much like to see was painted by me for I very well recollect painting Mr Whichelo and as far as I recall it I should not be surprised to find it good enough to put to shame many of my later works”

2 Jan 12th 1890 from Monks Hatch Guildford. “ could you find out without giving yourself any inconvenience where that portrait is now.”

3 Feb 1st (1890) from Monks Hatch Guildford, suggesting that the picture be brought to him so that he could sign it.

4 July 28th 1927 signed letter from Mary Watts Linnerslease Guildford, alette to the possibility of sale and bemoaning the fact that like other portraits of distinguished men it would have little value. “ I feel certain that at Christies now it would not fetch the value of the frame!”

Mrs Watts in her ledger refers to her husband having subsequently seen the portrait again over 50 years after it had been painted but she says; This picture disappointed Mr Watts on seeing it again after nearly 50 years,. He had hoped he said “that it was a better thing”.

Watts had suggested that he sign the painting but clearly did not do so as it remains unsigned.

Provenance; The portrait has passed by inheritance and the present owner is a distant relative of the sitter. This is the first time that it has been on the market since it was painted in 1840 £5,000-8,000 See Illustration.

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928 Henry J. Sage – Old House, Chertsey Street, Guildford, Surrey, watercolour, signed with title 8 x 10in. (20.32 x 25.40cm) £150-250 See Illustration.

929 Henry J. Sage – Ferry Lane, Guildford, signed, watercolour 5.50 x 7in. (13.97 x 17.78cm)

£120-150

930 Henry J. Sage – The Church at Shalford, signed, watercolour 9.50 x 6.50in. (24.13 x 16.51cm) £150-250

931 Henry J. Sage – Artington Farm, signed, watercolour 7 x 11in. (17.78 x 27.94cm)

£100-150

932 Henry J. Sage, ‘Surrey House’, signed, watercolour, 11.5” x 16.5” £80-120

933 Henry J. Sage – St Catherine’s from the Shalford Road, Guildford, signed, oil on canvas 19 x 29in. (48.26 x 73.66cm) £200-400 See Illustration.

934 Frank Egginton – Moorland landscape, watercolour, signed and dated ‘72 10 x 14in. (25.40 x 35.56cm) £300-500

935 19th Century I School – Winter landscape with soldiers and children in the snow, unsigned, in burr maple frame, watercolour and gouache 15 x 18in. (38.10 x 45.72cm) £80-120

936 Charles Prosper Sainton – Girl playing a Flute, oil on board, signed 17 x 7in. (43.18 x 17.78cm)


937 Late 19th century oil portrait of a nobleman in the style of Sir Joshua Reynolds, oil on canvas, unsigned, 16” X 12” 16 x 13in. (40.64 x 33.02cm) £500-800 See Illustration.

938 Two 19th century portrait miniatures of young women, in oval mounts, watercolours on ivory, 2.5” x 2” and 2.25” x 1.75” £60-100928

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939 19th century still-life with cello, violin and armour, monogrammed AN dated ‘84, watercolour, 9.5” x 13” £80-120

940 19th century Continental school, scene outside a cottage with figures, unsigned, oil on canvas, 7.5” x 9.5” £80-120

941 Five H. Bachmann coloured etchings of continental town scenes, signed in pencil in the margin, various sizes, (5) £100-150

942 G. McLeod, ‘Cunard’s Pioneer’, signed and dated May 1998, watercolour, 10” x 20.5”

£100-150

943 19th century Continental school, interior scene depicting a man and woman at a desk, with a girl beyond, watercolour on ivory, 4.5” x 3.5”

£50-80

944 Nicholas Evans, ‘My Mother was a Pit Girl’, signed and dated 1976, oil on board, 47” x 47”,


945 Kim Donaldson, coastal scene with seagull in flight, pastel, signed in pencil, 21” x 29”

£300-500

946 § Rodney Charman, 20th century, naval harbour landscape, oil on canvas, signed and dated ‘85, 23.5” x 35.5” £400-600

947 Mid 19th century waist-length portrait of a woman, unsigned, oil on canvas, 25” x 22”

£100-150

948 Chris Richhell, ‘Sea Watch’, signed in pencil, label verso, 13” x 27” £200-400

949 Dr Kast Marz Munrzen – Portrait of a gentleman, signed, oil on board, in contemporary frame 18 x 14in. (45.72 x 35.56cm) £80-120

950 T G Hill – Still life of flowers in a vase, signed and dated 1946, watercolour £40-60

951 A Hodgkinson RA, two nude studies, signed and dated Sept 17th 1930 and Feb 3rd 1931, pencil on paper, 14” x 9.5” and 14” x 10.5”, (2) £50-80

952 Still-life of a desk with books and quill, indistinctly signed, watercolour, 19” x 27” £50-80

953 Tamara Kaplan – South African – 20th Century – Woodland – signed and dated 1964

£40-60

954 Late nineteenth century French school portrait of a young lady wearing a coral necklace unsigned oil on canvas 23 x 18in. (58.42 x 45.72cm) £100-200

955 After John Innes set of five engravings, cowboys and horses, 7 x 11in. (17.78 x 27.94cm) £80-120

956 James Mackay – Children gathered by the brook, watercolour heightened with bodycolour, signed and dated 92’ 5 x 7in. (12.70 x 17.78cm)

£200-400

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957 Manner of Niemann, landscape with figure, Windsor Castle in the background, oil on canvas, unsigned 11.5” x 19.5” £50-80

958 George Edward Horton, British 1859-1950, ‘Wreck of The “Stanley” on King Edward beach, Tynemouth’, watercolour, signed,

10 x 18in. (25.40 x 45.72cm) £100-150 See Illustration.

959 Early 20th century, Arab ladies at a desert oasis, signed with initials ‘M.E.S.’, oil on board, 8.5” x 11.5” £50-80

960 John, Still life oil on board of lilacs, dated 1957 £300-500

961 Joseph Malachy Kavanah late nineteenth century gentleman reading a newspaper surrounded by dogs signed oil on canvas in gilt and oak frame 25 x 30in. (63.50 x 76.20cm)


962 Jack McArthur church in landscape setting signed watercolour 11 x 18in. (27.94 x 45.72cm)

£40-60

963 Timothy Marwood artists originals four black and white illustrations of Thomas the tank engine Mounted as one and framed under glass various dates 1983 1988 1992 and 1995 4.50 x 5in. (11.43 x 12.70cm) £200-400 See Illustration.

964 H Wallace late nineteenth century still life of flowers and fruit with water jug, signed, in gilt frame, water-colour 13 x 24in. (33.02 x 60.96cm)

£80-120

965 F Castillo, twentieth century – still life study of pottery vase and mask oil on canvas signed 19 x 28in. (48.26 x 71.12cm) £80-120

966 Mid 19th century portrait of a bearded gentleman charcoal unsigned, in oak frame

£50-80

967 Pair of 19th century prints ‘The first Steeple Chase on record’ each 19” by 23” £40-60

968 Constance Halford Thompson horse racing scene ‘Up the Straight’ monogrammed CHT oil on canvas 13 x 18in. (33.02 x 45.72cm) £300-500

969 19th century French Print of a sofa 9.50 x 12in. (24.13 x 30.48cm) £25-35

970 Early 20th century hand coloured etching indistinctly signed Pechaulies 12 x 16in. (30.48 x 40.64cm) £50-100

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971 Mike Heslop signed limited edition print ‘ Lammtarra and Pentire in the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II Stakes’ 62/500 signed in pencil 19 x 23in. (48.26 x 58.42cm) £50-100

972 Mike Heslop, watercolour gouache ‘ The Finish of the 1986 Prix De I’Arc de Triomphe’ won by Dancing Brave ridden by Pat Eddery signed 12.5 by 24” £800-1,200 See Illustration.

973 18th / 19th century, possibly Dutch, oil on panel – figures drinking gathered outside a tavern, unsigned, 17 x 14in. (43.18 x 35.56cm) £400-600 See Illustration.

974 Pair of 19th century watercolour street scenes, bearing the signature ‘D Cox Jr.’ £60-100

975 18th/19th century pencil drawing of a bearded man with a child, unsigned 9 x 7in. (22.86 x 17.78cm) £150-250

976 19th century English School portrait of a setter in a landscape, unsigned, oil on board 11 x 14in. (27.94 x 35.56cm) £100-200

977 19th century hand coloured print ‘The Pirate Defeated’, ‘founded on Naval records from the original picture in the possession of Rear Admiral Sir Charles Bullen CBKCH’, published by R. Ackerman, October 1st 1836. 15 x 18in. (38.10 x 45.72cm) £50-80

978 Marion Broom, 20th century, still life of flowers and vase signed, watercolour 30 x 22in. (76.20 x 55.88cm) £100-150

979 Late 19th/early 20th century, continental coastal scene, with boats and figures on a path, monogrammed ‘FB’, watercolour heightened with white 5.50 x 8in. (13.97 x 20.32cm) £60-100

980 William Bradley, 19th century, watercolour riverscape with figure on a punt, signed and dated the end of May 1879, 12 x 19in. (30.48 x 48.26cm) £100-200

981 19th century gilt frame, 41” x 28” (aperture 19” x 32”) and another 26” x 20” (aperture 15” x 20”)

£50-80

982 Samuel John Lamorna Birch, British 1869-1955 – ‘Lamorna Cove’, signed, oil on board, 12.5” x 15.5”,

PROVENANCE: From the artist and thence by inheritance to the present vendor £4,000-6,000 See Illustration.

983 Ken Bizon, British, ‘Cows and Calves’, signed, oil on canvas, 13” x 17” £40-60

984 Barry Kirk, ‘Blackberry in July’, signed, oil on board, 18” x 18” £60-100

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985 § Jose Escofet, Spanish b.1930, ‘Pink Cyclamens’, signed, oil on canvas, 23.5” x 31.5”


986 Barry Kirk, ‘June Morning’, signed, oil on canvas, 33” x 33” £150-250

987 § Michael Barnfather, b.1934, ‘Dodford Church, Nr. Daventry’, signed and dated ‘69, oil on board, 23.5” x 23.5” £200-300

988 Dennis Frost, ‘San Franciscan’, unsigned, label verso, pastel, 19.5” x 16.5” £50-80

989 Graham Twyford, landscape with tree by a brook, signed and dated 1981, oil on linen stretched over board, 28.5” x 21” £80-120

990 Edna Bizon, ‘Still-life with Oranges’, signed, oil on canvas, 15.5” x 21.5” £150-250

991 Edna Bizon, ‘Still-life with vegetables’, signed, oil on canvas, 19.5” x 25.5” £150-250

992 Edna Bizon, ‘Pastures New’, signed, oil on canvas, 11.5” x 17.5” £250-350

993 Edna Bizon, ‘Cow and calf’, unsigned, oil on canvas, label verso, 11.5” x 15.5” £250-350

994 Alfred Montague – pair of continental oils on board, possibly Holland, signed, with gilt foliate frames 4.50 x 8in. (11.43 x 20.32cm) £400-600 See Illustration.

995 19th century continental winter landscape, possibly Dutch, unsigned, in gilt foliate frame 16 x 20in. (40.64 x 50.80cm) £300-500 See Illustration.

996 Pair of 19th century continental landscape scenes with figures, oil on canvas, in gilt frames 14 x 18in. (35.56 x 45.72cm) £250-350

997 E.B.Inchiquin-Lovell – pen and ink, humorous scene, together with two coloured prints £50-80

998 Alfred Augustus Glendening Snr., British, 1840-1910 – figures working in a woodland clearing, signed and dated 1884, oil on canvas, 23.5” x 35.5” £2,500-3,500 See Illustration.

999 Nancy Lee, British – pair of still-lifes of flowers, signed, oil on canvas, 23.5” x 19.5” £1,000-1,500 See Illustration.

1000 M. Crouse – pair of highland landscapes ‘Ben Edy & Kinlochewe Hotel’ and ‘Ben Vane ch. Sly, L. Lomond’, signed, watercolours, 12.5” x 10”


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1001 Charles Johnson Payne (Snaffles) – That far, far-away Echo, hand coloured print, signed in pencil, unframed 9.50 x 14in. (24.13 x 35.56cm)


1002 Charles Johnson Payne(Snaffles) – hand coloured print, Tally-Ho Back, signed in pencil 9 x 15in. (22.86 x 38.10cm) £300-500 See Illustration.

1003 Sir William Russell Flint – coloured print – Rosa & Marissa Published by Frost & Reed, signed in pencil, with blind stamp 17 x 24in. (43.18 x 60.96cm) £200-400

1004 Sir William Russell Flint – Scantilly dressed seated lady in interior setting, Limited edition, No 397/850, with blind stamp 15 x 12in. (38.10 x 30.48cm) £100-150

1005 Kim Donaldson, ‘Desert scene with flamingos and antelopes’, pastel, signed 25 x 37in. (63.50 x 93.98cm) £300-500

1006 Kim Donaldson, ‘Two elephants in a water-hole’, pastel, signed 22 x 39in. (55.88 x 99.06cm)


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1007 Grant Tigner IFA, Canadian, ‘Lake Commandant’, signed, oil on canvas, 9.5” x 11.5”,


1008 Grant Tigner IFA, Canadian, ‘Clayton Sugar Shack’, signed, oil on canvas, 9.5” x 11.5”


1009 Paul Tex Lecor IAF, Canadian b. 1937, ‘Chemin de Rang’, signed, oil on canvas, 9.5” x 11.5”


1010 Vladimir Horik, Canadian b. 1939, ‘Le Lac ‘Long’ Territoire de Tadoussac’, signed, oil on board, 9.5” x 11.5” £800-1,200 See Illustration.

1011 Louis Tremblay, Canadian b. 1949, ‘Village de St. Tite des Caps’, signed, oil on canvas, 29.5” x 35.5” £1,000-1,500 See Illustration.

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1012 Normand Hudon, Canadian 1929-1997, ‘La Grand Rue’, signed, oil on board, 13.5” x 17.5”,


1013 Normand Hudon, Canadian 1929-1997, ‘Vieux Montreal 1880’, signed, oil on board, 19.5” x 15.5” £3,500-4,000 See Illustration.

1014 Henry Albert Hartland (1840-1893) river landscape, signed, watercolour 10 x 19in. (25.40 x 48.26cm) £150-250

1015 Early 19th century English School – young woman in black dress with dog, unsigned, oil on board, 8 x 12in £400-600 See Illustration.

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1016 Portrait of General Sir Thomas Kenah in military uniform, oil on canvas, 50 x 39in, (mid 19th century) Historical note;

Thomas Kenah joined the Army as an Ensign in the 5th Foot on 14 August 1799. He was promoted Lieutenant on 9 May 1800. On 27 March 1801 he transferred to the 58th Foot. He was promoted Captain on 3 March 1804, Major on 5 November 1812 and brevet Lieutenant-Colonel on 27 December 1813. By 1820 he had been created a C.B.

He was invested a K.C.B. in 1865. At the time of his death he was Colonel of the 63rd (West Suffolk) Regiment of Foot.

According to Hart’s Army List (1867): ‘Sir Thomas Kenah served in Holland in 1799, and was present in the action of 19th of Sept. – as well as in several minor affairs. In Egypt, under, under Sir Ralph Abercromby in 1901; in Sicily from 1808 to 1812; subsequently, on the coast of Spain, as Assistant, and afterwards as Deputy-Adjutant-General at the Head of the Department, and present at the battle of Castilia, as also several other affairs. Served also at the siege and capture of Genoa in 1814. He has received the Gold Medal from the Grand Seignior for the Egyptian campaign, and also the Silver Medal with one Clasp’.

He owned estates in Ireland, though very much an absentee landlord while still serving. Towards the end of his life he was living in Albermarle Street.

General Sir Thomas Kenah died on 26 March 1868.

There are several portraits of him in the National Portrait Gallery (photographs) by Camille Silvy.

PROVENANCE; Sent in for sale by one of his descendants £1,500-2,500 See Illustration.

1017 Charles Claude Pyne (1802-1878), watercolour of Carlisle Cathedral, unsigned 4.50 x 6in. (11.43 x 15.24cm) £60-80

1018 Franz Richard Unterberger, Austrian 1838-1902, ‘The Amalfi Coast’, signed, oil on canvas, 44.5” x 39”

PROVENANCE: Purchased from The Willow Gallery, Weybridge £25,000-35,000 See Illustration.

1019 T. Smythe, British, 19th century, three terriers chasing a rat down a hole, signed, oil on canvas, 6” x 8.5” £150-250

1020 Albert Goodwin, ‘Clovelly’, monogrammed and dated, ink and watercolour, label verso, 7” x 5”,

£100-200

1021 Albert Goodwin, ‘Wells’, monogrammed and dated, ink and watercolour, label verso, 4.5” 5.5”,

£100-200

1022 19th century, woman carrying a basket on her head and a man with a pipe, ink and watercolour, label verso, 4.5” x 3.5” £50-80

1023 F. Goodall, study of a seated man wearing a turban, signed, watercolour, label verso, 4” x 4”,

£40-60

1024 19th century still-life of fruit and nuts, unsigned, oil on board, 7.5” x 10” £80-120

1025 A. Hulk, 19th century, figures fishing in a river, signed, watercolour, 9.5” x 13” £80-120

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1026 Early nineteenth century portrait of a gentleman in red jacket unsigned oil on canvas, modern label verso reading Francis John Barlow 29 x 24in. (73.66 x 60.96cm) £600-1,000 See Illustration.

1027 T.N. Tyndale – Astley Town Farmhouse, watercolour, signed, in gilt frame 9 x 6in. (22.86 x 15.24cm) £300-500

1028 Portrait of William III, William of Orange – oil on canvas, unsigned, date on label verso 1695, oval gilt frame 28 x 23in. (71.12 x 58.42cm)

£700-1,000

1029 Hamza – Musical tavern scene, oil on canvas 34 x 49in. (86.36 x 124.46cm) £200-400

1030 Nineteenth century still life of flowers oil on canvas monogram HL dated 1870 15 x 17in. (38.10 x 43.18cm) £100-200

1031 M.De Grusse – Continental landscape with figures, mountains beyond, watercolour, signed in gilt frame. 19 x 15in. (48.26 x 38.10cm)

£70-100

ORIENTAL WORKS OF ART AND CERAMICS

This section of the sale will not commence before 12.50 pm Thursday 15th December

1032 Chinese white jade pendant in the form of a piece of fruit £100-150

1033 Early 19th Century Indian metal thread embroidered table runner in tambour work 24 x 76in. (60.96 x 193.04cm) £150-250

1034 Pair of sterling silver photograph frames engraved with bamboo, 9.5” x 7.5” overall, two other matching larger frames 11.5” x 9.5”, and another 6.5” x 4.5”, marked Sterling, Hong Kong


1035 19th/20th century Chinese jadeite bangle with three apple green inclusions £300-500 See Illustration.

1036 Two 20th century jade carvings of mandarin ducks 2.75in. (6.99cm) £100-200

1037 19th century Chinese jade belt buckle, carved with a central Shou character 2in. (5.08cm)

£100-200

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1038 19th century Chinese jade carving of a recumbent horse with a small monkey clambering up it’s back, silk carrying strap with hardstone bead 2in. (5.08cm) £400-600 See Illustration.

1039 20th century Chinese jade pendant, carved with flowers and foliage 3in. (7.62cm) £100-200

1040 20th century Chinese hardwood and brass mounted box, the hinged cover with central pale hardstone carved and pierced cartouche of fish, fitted interior, with lock and key, 6.5” wide

£60-100

1041 Chinese pewter wine warmer and cover, with pale hardstone handle and spout, incised decoration and calligraphy, 3” high £50-80

1042 Chinese cast bronze censer and cover with raised turtle decoration £250-350 See Illustration.

1043 Carved Eastern rosewood figural group of a Peacock and young £150-200

1044 19th century Chinese blue, white and gilt highlighted coffee wares, comprising five coffee cans, sucrier and cover, jug and bowl £120-180

1045 19th century Chinese famille rose jar and cover, with two twisted wire loop handles and enamelled with birds, flowers and foliage, 8.5” high

£120-180

1046 Set of five 19th century Chinese graduated cylindrical jars and covers, the yellow ground enamelled with panels of butterflies, birds and flowers, framed by scrolling foliage, largest 4.5” high, smallest 1.5” high £50-80

1047 19th century Chinese porcelain blue and white bowl, decorated with dragons and foliage, 12” diameter, a Famille rose bowl enamelled with flowers, 10” diameter, and an Imari palette bowl decorated with flowers and foliage, 7.5” diameter, (3) £80-120

1048 19th century Chinese jar and cover, with twisted wire loop handle, and enamelled with figures at various pursuits, on three feet, 6” high £40-60

1049 Chinese carved hardstone brush washer dish in the form of a lily pad, 4.5” wide, and another similar 3.5” wide £60-100

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1050 Pair of 19th century Japanese papier mache black lacquered wall pockets, decorated in gilt and colours with figures in a courtyard, 8.5” high,

£80-120

1051 Modern Chinese porcelain chess board, the white squares with landscape scenes, figures and other subjects with calligraphy, and carved wood chess men, 18” £50-80

1052 19th century Chinese famille rose vase, decorated with circular panels of figures playing musical instruments, beneath pine trees Six character seal mark of Qianlong, but later 17in. (43.18cm) £250-350 See Illustration.

1053 19th century Chinese Yixing tea pot and lid, enamelled with panels of flowers, foliage and bamboo, impressed mark 6.50in. (16.51cm)


1054 Chinese soapstone carving of vine leaves and grapes on hardwood stand 7in. (17.78cm)

£60-100

1055 20th century Chinese black lacquered musical box decorated with Phoenix, prunus and peony, playing a Chinese tune, No. 5647, 5.50 x 20in. (13.97 x 50.80cm) £250-350 See Illustration.

1056 20th century Chinese celadon glazed cong vase, decorated with flowers and foliage on each face 12in. (30.48cm) £50-80

1057 Chinese Ming Dynasty bronze tripod censer, cast with a geometric design below the rim 5in. (12.70cm) £60-100

1058 Pair of 18th/19th century copper beehive shaped brush-washers and lids each overlaid with gilt Shou symbols, flowers and foliage above bands of inlaid key fret and linked Ruyi heads.

Four character mark. 3.25” dia. £1,000-2,000 See Illustration.

1059 19th century Chinese rosewood and marble topped vase stand, with pierced and carved mask and foliage decoration, 36” high, 18” wide

£250-350

1060 19th Chinese carved hardwood figure of Li Ti Kuei, lampstand 20in. (50.80cm) £80-120

1061 19th century carved ivory figure of an immortal holding a fish, and a walking stick, 6.5” high excluding base £250-350 See Illustration.

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1062 19th century Indian hardwood oval plaque carved with figures, flowers and foliage 31in. (78.74cm) £80-120

1063 Chinese bronze figure, of a Confucian Official, wearing flowing robes, seated on a bench 12in. (30.48cm) £800-1,200 See Illustration.

1064 Pair of 20th century Chinese Famille Rose baluster vases, each decorated with many red capped cranes perched on rockwork and in the branches of a pine tree.

Six character seal mark of Daoguang 7.50in. (19.05cm) £300-500 See Illustration.

1065 19th/20th century Chinese Yixing compressed globular teapot and cover decorated with bamboo and calligraphy 3in. (7.62cm) £200-300

1066 19th/20th an unusual Chinese blue stoneware Yixing teapot on chamfered square form carved with calligraphy flowers and foliage 2.75in. (6.99cm) £100-200

1067 Chinese Faux Bois vase. The pear shaped body with cylindrical neck decorated to simulate bamboo skin with two confronting archaic style dragons around the central section and key fret bands around the foot and beneath the flaring rim.

Four character mark of Yong Zheng in a double square.

An 18th century porcelain brush pot with the same rare Faux Bois decoration was sold in China by Beijing Hanhai auctions 2009/5/10 lot.1625 illustrated Chinese Arts Auction Records 2010, ceramics, page 136. 8.75in. (22.23cm) £500-1,000 See Illustration.

1068 Chinese Qing Dynasty, bamboo brush pot, carved with the eight Daoist immortals in a rocky landscape beneath pine trees three lines of calligraphy 6.50in. (16.51cm) £600-800 See Illustration.

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1069 17th/18th century Chinese bronze censer with elephant head handles, inlaid in silver wire, with Taotie above pendant shield shaped gadroons, signed Shi Sou in silver wire on the base, 10.5” 10in. (25.40cm) £2,000-3,000 See Illustration.

1070 19th century Chinese saucer dish decorated with fruiting and flowering double gourd vines on a coral ground. The reverse with four long life medallions on a geometric fret ground between bands of linked Ruyi heads.

Interior of the foot glazed in lemon yellow with the Bi Ding Ruyi rebus, the brush, inkcake and Ruyi sceptre for ‘ May things be settled as you wish.’ 7in. (17.78cm) £400-600 See Illustration.

1071 19th/20th century agate pendant, cleverly carved with two figures beneath a pine tree 2in. (5.08cm) £200-300 See Illustration.

1072 19th/20th century Chinese white jade rectangular pendant, carved on one side with a bat holding a string of cash, and on the other with two figures 2.50in. (6.35cm) £200-300 See Illustration.

1073 Chinese Quing Dynasty Steatite rectangular panel, well carved with three figures in a mountainous landscape 7 x 4.50in. (17.78 x 11.43cm) £250-350 See Illustration.

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1074 Chinese 19th century inkstone, moulded with seals, dragons and calligraphy picked out in gilt and colours Five character mark of Jiaqing 1796-1820 down one side 16 x 6in. (40.64 x 15.24cm)


1075 Japanese copper circular dish, with white and yellow metal decoration of two figures in a thunderstorm, marked recto and verso, 8.5” diameter £100-200

1076 19th/20th century Chinese silver teapot, the hammered globular body with wicker over the handle two character mark 6in. (15.24cm)

£150-250

1077 Two 19th century Chinese pith paper paintings of birds 7 x 10in. (17.78 x 25.40cm) £400-600 See Illustration.

1078 Pair of 19th century Chinese cylindrical vases with flared tops, decorated with figures on a terrace 12in. (30.48cm) £20-40

1079 Two 18th/19th century Chinese blue and white baluster jars and covers 12in. (30.48cm) £20-40

1080 19th century Japanese circular porcelain plaque painted with figures in an open boat, battling giant waves 11.50in. (29.21cm) £80-120

1081 19th/20th century Chinese famille rose plaque decorated with phoenix and peony,

with six lines of calligraphy 15in. (38.10cm) £150-250

See Illustration.

1082 19th/20th century Chinese famille rose meiping vase decorated with maidens seated at a table 7.50in. (19.05cm) £60-100

1083 19th century Japanese porcelain bottle vase, decorated with fruiting melon vines, blue ‘Ei’ mark to base, 10.5” high £60-100

1084 Chinese terracotta/stoneware teapot decorated with yellow and pink flowers and butterfly. Character mark to base £500-600 See Illustration.

1085 Early 20th century Far Eastern watercolour of figures in a procession, signed and titled, 31.5” x 47” £100-200

1086 Pair of late 19th century Japanese bronze vases with covers with dragon finials and handles, on circular bases 24in. (60.96cm) £850-1,000 See Illustration.

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1087 Pair of Chinese hard stone book ends carved in the form of boats near rocky cliffs, etched decoration verso 7in. (17.78cm) £50-80

1088 Late 19th century oriental bronze vase and cover with floral decoration in relief, scroll handles, on bamboo style leg supports 15in. (38.10cm) £300-500 See Illustration.

1089 Early 20th century Japanese bronze alettee, of lobed form with applied decoration of birds amongst foliage, 9.5” high £50-100

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1090 Chinese ivory and painted fan in glass case £50-80

1091 Chinese hardstone ‘mountain’ carving with wood stand 4.50in. (11.43cm) £100-150

1092 Chinese bronze figure of a seated scholar 7.50in. (19.05cm) £100-200

1093 Pair of carved soapstone Dogs of Fo on integral bases 6in. (15.24cm) £80-120

1094 Carved greenstone figure of an elephant with it’s trunk raised, on hardwood base, 4” high

£80-120

1095 Early 20th century Chinese embroidery panel depicting numerous figures in garden and other settings, 20” x 256” £500-800 See Illustration.

1096 Six 20th century Chinese shallow bowls, eighteen other pieces and nine miniature figures £100-150

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1097 Chinese rosewood rectangular tray with brass and mother of pearl inlaid decoration 23.50 x 14.50in. (59.69 x 36.83cm) £40-60

1098 Chinese carved wood horse £30-50

1099 Early 20th century Chinese carved stone figural group £30-50

1100 19th century Indian Bidri ware bowl decorated with fish 5” diameter £50-80 See Illustration.

1101 16th century Chinese bronze pear shaped vase with fixed mask handles cast with Taotie on key fret ground 7.75in. (19.69cm) £100-200

1102 19th century Indian brass tray with engraved decoration of elephants and foliage, mounted on a red velvet padded ground, 27” diameter

£100-200

1103 Chinese blue and white bowl decorated with a bird, six character mark to base, 7” £60-100

1104 Early 20th century Chinese white metal junk on carved wooden base 7in. (17.78cm) £100-200

1105 Indian white metal tazza on round foot profusely decorated with foliate forms, diameter 10” £80-120

1106 Pair of Indian white metal, swing handled, round dishes, a similar rectangular box and a square box £60-80

1107 Early 20th century Chinese white metal rickshaw 5in. (12.70cm) £50-80

1108 Pair of Japanese blue and white chargers decorated with birds, 16”diam. £100-200

1109 Two 19th century Chinese blue and white moon flasks, one decorated with figures in a landscape, the other with phoenix 8.50in. (21.59cm) £40-60

1110 19th century Chinese blue and white vase, decorated with a figure riding a Kylin four character Kangxi mark 8.50in. (21.59cm) £40-60

1111 Pair of Indian white metal salts and fourteen other pieces of Indian white metal, mostly cruets £100-200

1112 Indian white metal sugar bowl, cream jug, set of four bowls, a pair of oval bowls a pair square bowls and an egg cup profusely decorated with foliate forms £200-300

1113 19th century Japanese okimono of a crane, carved in rootwood

Provenance: Henry Woods-Wilson, Pimlico, London 12in. (30.48cm) £300-500

1114 19th century Japanese rootwood okimono of a crab

Provenance: Henry Woods-Wilson, Pimlico, London 4.25in. (10.80cm) £250-400 See Illustration.

1115 19th century Japanese rootwood okimono of a crab

Provenance: Henry Woods-Wilson, Pimlico, London 2.50in. (6.35cm) £150-250

1116 17th/18th century Chinese brush pot, the exterior in the form of a tangled root system of a tree, 8” diameter

Provenance: Henry Woods-Wilson, Pimlico, London 8.50in. (21.59cm) £1,000-1,500 See Illustration.

1117 Meiji period Imari charger painted with flowers and scrolling foliage in rust and iron red enamels and gilt on underglaze blue. Diameter 11.75” £30-50

1118 Meiji period Imari vase decorated with flowering trees and hanging creeper in rich colours and gilt. 6.25” high without carved stand (2) £40-60

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1119 Chinese miniature ivory cricket box with lifting door 1.50in. (3.81cm) £150-250

1120 Brass dinner gong on Chinese carved hardwood stand 25.50in. (64.77cm) £50-80

1121 Early 20th century Chinese hand painted screen decorated with flowers on a gilt ground each panel 55” x 20” £80-120

1122 Pierced jade pendant £80-120

1123 19th century Chinese carved puzzle ball on stand Supported by a carved figure of a woman on centre turned column support 10in. (25.40cm)

£70-100

1124 Chinese green jade bead necklace each bead approx 1cm diam £200-300 See Illustration.

1125 Chinese white metal and green stone bracelet, similar white stone bracelet and another 80in. (203.20cm) £80-120

1126 Indian silver teapot and matching water jug, by TPR and Co Bombay, profusely decorated with bands of figures riding wild animals with elephant head and trunk handles, the teapot with elephant head spout and both covers with elephant terminals, the coffee pot 10.5” high, both stamped “silver”, (60 ozs)

A matching service with tray was sold at Christies South Kensington, lot 123 on 25/10/2011


1127 Pair of Chinese erotic porcelain panels. 6.50 x 4.50in. (16.51 x 11.43cm) £50-100

1128 20th century Chinese gilt metal figure of Guan Di, God of War, on horseback wearing armour and carrying a halberd in his right hand 8.50in. (21.59cm) £80-120

1129 19th century pair of Chinese blue and white slim baluster vases and covers, each decorated with rocky landscapes, Kangxi four character mark 12in. (30.48cm) £200-300 See Illustration.

1130 19th/20th century Chinese silver plaque, mounted on a carved hardwood frame, engraved with Chinese calligraphy 12.50in. (31.75cm) £200-300

1131 19th century small Chinese silver vase cast with birds amidst bamboo along with a small silver dish engraved with a central dragon 3in. (7.62cm) £100-2001124

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1132 19th century Chinese hardwood carving of a cockerel and a hen 5in. (12.70cm) £50-80

1133 19th century Japanese porcelain figure of the Bodhisatva Daruma, the founder of Zen Buddhism, wearing long flowing robes and holding a ruyi sceptre in his right hand 8in. (20.32cm) £300-400 See Illustration.

1134 Japanese Imari moulded vase, circa 1800, the body decorated with phoenix, the neck with panels of flowers and foliage, 9.50in. (24.13cm)

£200-300

1135 Chinese blue and white vase, the porcelain Kangxi, over-decorated in coloured enamels, neck reduced 8in. (20.32cm) £50-80

1136 Pair of 19th century Chinese bronze vases, cast with panels of birds and dragons round the neck 10in. (25.40cm) £100-200

1137 19th/20th century Chinese brass oval bowl, carved with marine life above breaking waves 2.50in. (6.35cm) £50-80

1138 Pair of 19th century Cantonese famille rose vases, each decorated with figures in procession in a rocky landscape between brown and oxide bands 18in. (45.72cm) £300-500 See Illustration.

1139 Five graduated bronze opium weights and a bronze bowl £60-90

1140 Two Cantonese carved bamboo brush pots, 6” high £80-120

1141 Six pieces of ivory comprising a cigarette holder, two pendants, glove stretcher, small bust and a shoe horn with carved figure detail

£30-50

1142 Two of 19th century prints of China titled ‘ The Road’ 7” by 9” and the Parade at Hong Kong 10” by 13” Consigned from a private vendor who accumulated his collection whilst living in Japan and part of larger collection of contemporary and antique Japanese prints consigned by the same vendor. £40-60

1143 Sakamoto Japanese print of two cottages Consigned from a private vendor who accumulated his collection whilst living in Japan and part of larger collection of contemporary and antique Japanese prints consigned by the same vendor. 11 x 14in. (27.94 x 35.56cm) £200-300

1144 Tanaka ( Ryohei) limited edition engraving landscape with building 65/150 signed in pencil dated 87 8” by 8”

Provenance Ryohei Tanaka was born in Osaka Prefecture in 1933. First commissioned in 1965, Tanaka has won a number of awards in Japan, Yugoslavia and America

One of five in the sale consigned from a private collector who accumulated his collection whilst living in Japan and part of larger collection of contemporary and antique Japanese print consigned by the same vendor. £150-250

1145 Tanaka (Ryohei) limited edition etching of a house reflected in a river, signed in 27/120 dated 80 16.5” by 10”


One of Five in the sale consigned from a private collector who accumulated his collection whilst living in Japan and part of larger collection of contemporary and antique Japanese print consigned by the same vendor. £150-250

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1146 Tanaka (Ryohei) Limited edition etching of thatched roofs signed in pencil 89/100 dated 75 5” by 6”


One of five in the sale consigned from a private collector, who accumulated his collection whilst living in Japan and part of larger collection of contemporary and antique Japanese prints consigned by the same vendor. £150-250

1147 Tanaka (Ryohei) limited edition etching of a thatched roof signed in pencil 90/100 and dated 75 7.5” by 9 “

Provenance: Ryohei Tanaka was born in Osaka Prefecture in 1933. First commissioned in 1965, Tanaka has won a number of awards in Japan, Yugoslavia and America

One of five in the sale consigned from a private collector who accumulated his collection whilst living in Japan and part of larger collection of contemporary and antique Japanese print consigned by the same vendor. £150-250

1148 Tanaka (Ryohei) limited edition etching of a thatched roof, signed in pencil 58/100 and dated 75 9” by 7”


One of five in the sale consigned from a private collector who accumulated his collection whilst living in Japan and part of larger collection of contemporary and antique Japanese prints consigned by the same vendor. £150-250

1149 Tanaka (Ryohei) limited edition etching of a thatched roof, signed in pencil 57/100 dated 75 5” by 6”


One of five in the sale consigned from a private collector, who accumulated his collection whilst living in Japan and part of larger collection of contemporary and antique Japanese prints consigned by the same vendor. £150-250

1150 Kazutoshi Sugiura (1938-) ‘ Irises no 30.’ Limited edition wood block print on silk signed in pencil 97/105 and dated 82 9”x5”

Consigned from a private vendor who accumulated his collection whilst living in Japan and part of larger collection of contemporary and antique Japanese print consigned by the same vendor.

£100-200

1151 Ushiku, Kenji (1922-), a limited edition etching, abstract, signed in pencil 26/125 and dated 70, 17”x9”

Provenance A contemporary Japanese etcher and lithographer, Kenji Ushiku studied art at the Tokyo School of Fine Arts. His first etchings and engravings were published in Japan in the mid 1950’s and since that time his graphic works has been included in major exhibitions in America, Europe and Japan. During the 1960’s and 1970’s Kenji Ushiku’s color etchings and aquatints were commissioned by both Japanese and American publishers

One of two in the sale consigned from a private vendor who accumulated his collection whilst living in japan and part of larger collection of contemporary and antique Japanese prints consigned by the same vendor. £100-200

1152 Joichi Hoshi (1913-1979)coloured woodcut of a tree signed in pencil dated 1977, 10”x6” Provenance – Joichi Hoshi 1913-1979)Born 1913 in Niigata prefecture graduated from from Tainan Normal School. Spent 13 years as an instructer exhibited world wide in the 1970’s majority of his work depicted trees which in the artist view were God’s greatest creation. He concentrated on single trees, groves and detailed branches. His colours were bright and colourful; often he printed the images in two different colors.

One of three prints by this artist in the sale consigned from a private vendor who accumulated his collection whilst living in japan and part of larger collection of contemporary and antique alette print consigned by the same vendor.


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1153 Ushiku, Kenji (1922-), a limited edition etching, abstract, signed in pencil 13/125, 17”x 9”

Provenance A contemporary Japanese etcher and lithographer, Kenji Ushiku studied art at the Tokyo School of Fine Arts. His first etchings and engravings were published in Japan in the mid 1950’s and since that time his graphic works has been included in major exhibitions in America, Europe and Japan. During the 1960’s and 1970’s Kenji Ushiku’s colour etchings and aquatints were commissioned by both Japanese and American publishers

One of two in the sale consigned from a private vendor who accumulated his collection whilst living in Japan and part of larger collection of contemporary and antique Japanese prints consigned by the same vendor. £100-200

1154 Eastern hardwood mirror with foliate and bird carved frame 22 x 18in. (55.88 x 45.72cm)

£40-60

1155 Joichi Hoshi (1913-1979) coloured woodcut of a tree signed in pencil dated 1976 6” x 9” Provenance – Joichi Hoshi 1913-1979)Born 1913 in Niigata prefecture graduated from from Tainan Normal School. Spent 13 years as an instructer exhibited world wide in the 1970’s majority of his work depicted trees which in the artist view were God’s greatest creation. He concentrated on single trees, groves and detailed branches. His colours were bright and colourful; often he printed the images in two different colors.

One of three in the sale consigned from a private vendor who accumulated his collection whilst living in Japan and part of larger collection of contemporary and antique prints consigned by the same vendor. £600-1,000 See Illustration.

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1156 Joichi Hoshi (1913-1979) coloured woodcut of a tree, signed in pencil 8” x 5.25”

Provenance – Joichi Hoshi 1913-1979) Born 1913 in Niigata Prefecture graduated from Tainan Normal School. Spent 13 years as an instructer exhibited world wide in the 1970’s. The majority of his work depicted trees which in the artist’s view were God’s greatest creation. He concentrated on single trees, groves and detailed branches. His colours were bright and colourful; often he printed the images in two different colours.

One of three by this artist in the sale consigned from a private vendor who accumulated his collection whilst living in Japan and part of larger collection of contemporary and antique Japanese print consigned by the same vendor. £600-1,000 See Illustration.

1157 Nakayama, Tadashi (b. 1927), wood block print of the artist’s daughter, signed in pencil and dated 1956, 8.5” x 10” One of Japan’s best known and most widely collected woodblock printmakers, Tadashi Nakayama was born in Niigata in 1927. He began making woodblocks in 1950. He lived in Milan, London and Bath, and taught at the Bath Academy of Arts in 1964-65. He now resides in Tokyo.

Although 83 years old, Nakayama has only made fewer than 275 prints. His printing techniques are laborious and difficult. Some works require 18 blocks, 40 or more colors and over 50 printing stages. The worldwide demand for his prints together with their limited production has assured the artist’s success. His major themes include butterflies, girls and horses.

Tadashi Nakayama works can be found in many museums, including the Honolulu Academy of Arts, Library of Congress, Harvard University, Fogg Art Museum, Achenbach Foundation for the Graphic Arts in San Francisco, Minnesota Museum of Art, National Gallery of Victoria, Australia and the Western Art Museum in Perth.

One of seven in the sale consigned from a private vendor who accumulated his collection whilst living in japan and part of larger collection of contemporary and antique prints consigned by the same vendor. £200-300 See Illustration.

1158 Nakayama, Tadashi (b. 1927), wood block print, running horses, signed in pencil and dated 1976, 60/85, 12” x 9.5” See note on lot 1157


1159 Nakayama, Tadashi (b. 1927), wood block print, artist’s daughter with a sunflower, signed in pencil and dated 1957, 25” x 16”

See note on lot 1157 £300-500 See Illustration.

1160 Nakayama, Tadashi (b. 1927), wood block print standing horse signed in pencil 22/85 25” x 18”

See note on lot 1157 £600-1,000 See Illustration.

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1161 Nakayama, Tadashi (b. 1927), wood block print running horses, signed in pencil and dated 1977, 8/85, 24”x 36” See note on lot 1157


1162 Nakayama, Tadashi (b. 1927) wood block print , trotting horse signed in pencil, dated 1974, 32/75, 34” x 24” See note on lot 1157


1163 Nakayama, Tadashi (b. 1927) wood block print, the artist’s daughter with a black cat, signed in pencil, 56/75, 33” x22” See note on lot 1157


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1164 19th century eastern watercolour on silk of female goddess seated on a rocky outcrop Provenance: consigned from a private vendor who accumulated his collection whilst living in Japan 12 x 6in. (30.48 x 15.24cm) £500-800 See Illustration.

1165 Sadayoshi Utagawa (1837-1853) Japanese print of a girl with fan circa 1840

Provenance: One of seven lots of antique Japanese prints consigned from a private vendor who accumulated his collection whilst living in Japan 9 x 6in. (22.86 x 15.24cm) £300-500 See Illustration.

1166 Ochiai Yoshiiku 1833 -1904, also know as Utagawa Yoshiiku, triptych Japanese print sword fight scene from the play Ikkeisai Yoshiiku total size 28” by 13”

Provenance: One of seven lots of antique Japanese prints consigned from a private vendor who accumulated his collection whilst living in Japan


1167 Utagawa Kunisada (Ichi Jusai) 1768- 1865 pre-Restoration Japanese print of a woman

13” x 9” Provenance: One of seven lots of antique Japanese

prints consigned from a private vendor who accumulated his collection whilst living in Japan


1168 Ochiai Yoshiiku 1833-1904, also know as Utagawa Yoshiiku, triptych Japanese print each print 13.5” by 9”



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1169 Utagawa Yoyokuni (1st generation) 1769-1825 Japanese triptych print on fabric actors within a play each print 12” by 8.5”



1170 Utagawa Hiroshige (3rd generation) 1797 – 1858 triptych figures crossing one of the twelve bridges at the Edo each print 13” by 9.5”



1171 Ukiyoe, 19th century Japanese woodcut colour print, depicting a lady in robes with Mount Fuji in the distance, 14 x 9.50in. (35.56 x 24.13cm)

£40-60

1172 Twentieth century Chinese jade group of two birds on hardwood base 8in. (20.32cm)

£80-120

1173 Pair of twentieth century Chinese jade birds on hardwood base 8in. (20.32cm) £100-200

1174 Twentieth century Chinese jade figure of a woman, on hardwood base 7in. (17.78cm)

£40-60

1175 Pair of 19th century Chinese blue and white crackle glazed vases decorated with figures and bands of brown raised decoration, incised marks to base, 18.5” high £250-350

1176 Early 20th century Chinese carved ivory figure of a woman in a long robe holding a scroll and balancing vase on her finger, on hardwood base, 8” high 8in. (20.32cm) £200-300

1177 Chinese jade netsuke of a boy and a girl 1.50in. (3.81cm) £80-120

1178 Two 20th century Japanese vases highlighted in gilt 15in. (38.10cm) £30-50

1179 Set of five 19th century Japanese blue and white rectangular bowls decorated with landscapes and figures, two character mark to base 1.50 x 6 x 5in. (3.81 x 15.24 x 12.70cm)

£200-300

1180 19th century Japanese blue and white charger decorated with repeating foliate forms, diameter 7” £80-120

1180A 19th century Japanese Imari bowl diameter 7” £100-200

1181 Set of five 19th century alette white glazed stoneware tea bowls decorated with floral forms 2.50in. (6.35cm) £80-120

1182 Pair of 19th century Kutani vases the bodies with deep blue glaze highlighted in gilt with a central band decorated with landscape and figures two character mark to base 10in. (25.40cm)


1183 Set of three 19th century Japanese round bowls decorated with flowers and trees, character marks to bases, diameter 5” £40-60

1184 Set of three 19th century Japanese bowls decorated in the imari alette diameter 8” £50-80

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1185 Edo Period Japanese blue and white bowl, the centre with rabbit motif (late 18th early 19th century), diameter 10” £500-1,000 See Illustration.

1186 19th century Japanese blue and white bowl four character mark to base £40-60

1188 Set of five late 18th early 19th century octagonal bowls the Imari borders and centres decorated with styalised blue flowers, diameter 6”


1189 Graduated set of three 19th century Japanese imari bowls, the centres decorated with baskets of flowers, the largest diameter 9” £200-300 See Illustration.

1190 Part 19th century Japanese blue and white service: Five bowls diameter 7”

Five bowls diameter 6” Five tea bowls and saucers all decorated with figures in a landscape setting,

character marks to bases £400-600 See Illustration.

1191 Set of five early 19th century Japanese Koto Yaki blue and white graduated bowls centres decorated with giraffe the largest diameter, 7”


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1192 19th century Tibetan bronze dancing figure mounted on wooden base 7in. (17.78cm)

£100-150

1193 Late 19th century Japanese Satsuma vase, decorated with warriors in a landscape setting 20in. (50.80cm) £150-250

THE EDWARD MARSHALL HALL COLLECTION OF CHINESE PORCELAIN

1194 Early 18th century famile verte Chinese bowl the body with deep blue glaze, various cartouches, decorated with flowers and foliage. Diameter 6”

Provenance; The Edward Marshall Hall (1858-1927) Collection of Chinese porcelain with some later family additions. Passed by inheritance to the present vendor.

Edward Marshall Hall was born in Brighton and became a barrister; he became known as “The Great Defender” for his work in many sensational cases of the day such as the Camden town murder, the green bicycle murder, and the brides in the Bath murder in 1915. £150-250 See Illustration.

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1196 Early 18th century famile verte Chinese bowl the body with deep blue glaze, various cartouches, decorated with flowers and foliage. Diameter 6”

For Provenance see lot 1194 £150-250 See Illustration.

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1197 18th century Chinese porcelain spoon tray decorated with flowers and insects. Centre with two figures and deer in landscape setting.

For Provenance see lot 1194 8 x 7in. (20.32 x 17.78cm) £100-200 See Illustration.

1198 Early 18th century Chinese porcelain bowl body with blue ground with two cartouches, decorated with various figures. Diameter 7”


1199 Late 18th century famille rose Chinese porcelain octagonal plate enamelled with flowers and chickens. Diameter 9”

For Provenance see lot 1194. £200-300 See Illustration.

1200 18th century Chinese famille rose bowl decorated with flowers. Diameter 9”


1201 18th century Chinese famille rose bowl decorated with flowers. Diameter 9”


1202 Early 18th century Chinese famille verte porcelain shallow bowl the centre decorated with a tree. Diameter 9”


1203 18th century Chinese famille rose plate decorated with flowers highlighted in gilt. Diameter 9”


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1204 Pair of 18th century Chinese famille rose porcelain tea bowls and saucers deep blue ground. Highlighted in gilt with shaped cartouches. Decorated with figures in an interior setting


1205 18th century Chinese tea bowl and saucer decorated with various figures and animals

For Provenance see lot 1194 £80-120

1206 Pair of 18th century Chinese shallow bowls decorated with birds and insects. Diameter 4”

For Provenance see lot 1194 £60-100

1207 Pair of 18th century Chinese famille rose shallow bowls decorated with figures.

Diameter 4” For Provenance see lot 1194 £80-120

1208 18th century Chinese famille rose tea caddy decorated with flowers and birds with non matching cover

For Provenance see lot 1194 5in. (12.70cm) £100-200

See Illustration.

1209 18th century Youngzheng Chinese famille rose octagonal teapot and matching stand decorated with repeating foliate forms

For Provenance see lot 1194 5in. (12.70cm) £1,000-2,000

See Illustration.

1210 Pair of early 18th century Chinese stoneware parrots decorated in green and yellow


See Illustration.

1211 Pair 18th century Chinese porcelain yellow glazed vases bearing Qiamlong mark decorated with flowers with character mark to base


See Illustration.

1212 Set of four 18th/19th century yellow glazed bowls decorated with bats. Diameter 5”

For Provenance see lot 1194 £800-1,200 See Illustration.

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1213 A pair of 19th century famile rose Chinese medallion bowls with six character seal marks of Daoguang and of the period (1821 -1850) interior decorated in blue and white with two figures exterior with yellow glaze and four cartouches. Decorated with various scene. Character mark to base. Diameter 6”

For Provenance see lot 1194 £1,000-2,000 See Illustration.

1214 Pair of 18th century Chinese famille rose vases with flared tops

Provenance; The Edward Marshall Hall (1858-1927) Collection of Chinese porcelain with some later family additions. Passed by inheritance to the present vendor.


See Illustration.

1215 18th century Chinese famille verte porcelain octagonal dish decorated with foliate forms and birds

For Provenance see lot 1194 3 x 13 x 11in. (7.62 x 33.02 x 27.94cm)


1216 Pair of 18th century Chinese famille rose octagonal dishes the borders profusely decorated with foliate forms with leaf shaped cartouches. Centres decorated with flowering branches. Diameter 13”


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1217 Japanese Imari 19th century shell form porcelain bowl, decorated with shells and crab with wavy rim gilt border. 3in. (7.62cm)

£70-1001217A Late 19th/20th century Japanese carved ivory

figure of a geisha, with floral decoration to her robe, signature to base, 5.5” high £200-300

1218 Four section Chinese silver overlaid decanter, with bamboo, dragon and floral decoration, on round foot, stamped ‘Sterling Silver H.K.’, 13.5” high £300-500 See Illustration.

1219 Chinese silver overlaid ‘Haig’s’ dimple decanter, with dragon, bamboo and floral decoration, stamped ‘Sterling Hong Kong’, 10” high £100-200

1220 Chinese, 20th century carved hardwood, lacquered and gilt decorated group of two cranes amongst bamboo and shrubbery, 10” high,

£40-60

1221 19th century Chinese Cantonese brush pot decorated with figures and foliage, 6in high

£60-80

1222 Three Chinese scrolls depicting flowering shrubs etc. £50-80

1223 Japanese hardwood, brass mounted and black lacquered table cabinet, the top compartment over two drawers and doors enclosing six further drawers and drawer to base, with mother of pearl and enamelled decoration, 14” high £100-150

1224 Chinese famille verte bottle vase, Kangxi circa 1750, label on base reads ‘purchased at Christies 1887’, 11” high £800-1,200 See Illustration.

1225 Japanese Koyoto rust/gold vase and cover, with lion finial, 30in. (76.20cm) £50-100

1226 19th century Chinese lacquered hexagonal box, with inscription, 15” £30-50

1227 Pair of late 19th century small Japanese Satsuma vases, the bodies of globular form each decorated with four overlapping panels, water lillies, figures seated in interior scene, figures gathering firewood. The upper parts decorated with butterflies and flowerheads with gilt rim decoration. 3.50in. (8.89cm) £80-120

1228 Pair of late 19th century Japanese Satsuma small bowls with wavy rims, decorated with interior scene with ladies dressed in kiminos kneeling, a floral top border. Character marks to base. 2.5” dia 1in. (2.54cm) £70-100

1229 Late 19th century small Japanese Satsuma vase of ovoid form, decorated with children amongst gilt scroll work decoration all over, 4”h Together with a small Satsuma bottle vase, floral decorated, signed on base 3”h. £80-120

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1230 Pair of late 19th century Japanese Satsuma vases, decorated with four panels, depicting groups of birds and interior scene with figures, signed on base. 5in. (12.70cm) £100-150

1231 Pair of late 19th century Japanese Satsuma vases of ovoid form each one with two panels depicting water lillies and butterflies, and mother and child in a landscape setting, red & gold seal mark to base. 5in. (12.70cm) £100-150

1232 Late 19th century Japanese Satsuma bowl, the central panel decorated with geishas in a garden setting. Around the central panel are eight small panels with birds amongst foliage, signature to base, 5” dia 2in. (5.08cm) £100-200

1233 Early 20th century cloisonne enamel & pewter Opium pipe, floral decorated, signed 11in. (27.94cm) £50-80

1234 Pair of 19th century Chinese watercolours of a man and woman, each 19” x 11” £60-100

1235 Three small Japanese Satsuma saucers, early 20th century, decorated with figures and sticks of bamboo. together with two small Satsuma bowls, floral decorated, a small Satsuma cylindrical vase and an oriental bowl decorated with chrysanthemums. £80-120

1236 Late 19th century Japanese Satsuma pot purri & cover of circular form decorated with four panels, ladies dressed in kiminos, mountain scene, landscape and birds in trees. The cover with pierced holes, signed on base.4”dia 2.50in. (6.35cm) £80-120

1237 Late 19th century Japanese Satsuma pot pourri jar and cover of oval form Decorated with four panels of figures and flowers. The lid decorated with flowers with dog of foe finial, elephant head handles to main body, signature to base. 5 x 5 x 3in. (12.70 x 12.70 x 7.62cm) £70-100

1238 Late 19th century Japanese Satsuma pot pourri jar and cover, decorated with ladies dressed in kiminos outside garden scene with chrysanthemums, with mountain landscape beyond. Signed on base 5in. (12.70cm) £70-100

1239 Late 19th century Japanese Satsuma octagonal box & cover, bird amongst foliage, signed with blue cross circle on base. 2.5” dia 1in. (2.54cm)

£70-100

1240 Late 19th century Japanese Satsuma pot & cover decorated with flowers and figures, signed on base. 2.5” dia £50-80

1241 Nineteenth century Chinese embroided silk shawl 66 x 22in. (167.64 x 55.88cm) £100-200

1242 Late 19th century Japanese Satsuma bowl, decorated with figures and floral borders, with wavy rim , signed on base. 6.5” dia £70-100

1243 Late 19th century Japanese Satsuma octagonal bowl, decorated with groups of figures, signed on base. 5.5” dia 2.50in. (6.35cm) £100-150 See Illustration.

1244 Pair of cloisonne vases 6in high another pair 5in high £50-80

1245 Oriental green saucer dish, marked on base 501 with symbol. 7” dia 7in. (17.78cm) £30-50

1246 Set of early twentieth century eastern oval bowls painted with flowers largest 11in £50-80

1247 Japanese Satsuma vase the tapering oviform body painted with a landscape and figuritive panel, on a dark blue and gilt decorated background. Impressed mark to base. 6in. (15.24cm) £250-400 See Illustration.

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1248 Chinese jade archer’s ring, 1in £100-200

1249 19th century Chinese ivory box profusely carved with foliate forms with three main cartouches decorated with figures in a landscape setting 3 x 10 x 4in. (7.62 x 25.40 x 10.16cm)


1250 19th century Japanese Satsuma vase decorated with fighting warriors on a green and gilt painted background. Impressed marks to base. 6in. (15.24cm) £300-500 See Illustration.

1251 Early 20th century Chinese famille verte vase with two main bands of horizontal decoration of warrior figures, 24in high £300-500 See Illustration.

1252 20th century Chinese blue and white porcelain pillow decorated with dragons, six character mark to base, width 9” £60-80

1253 19th century Japanese ivory figure of a man holding a rake and a squash, height 6” £150-250

1254 18th century Chinese blue and white ship wreck cargo round box, diam.4in, and four other pieces £50-80

1255 15th century Chinese blue and white Hoi An ship wreck vase, 2.5in, and eleven other pieces

£100-200

1256 Set of twenty 19th century Chinese carved ivory figures of craftsmen, tallest 2in high


1257 Early 20th century Chinese blue and white bowl decorated with a landscape scene, diam. 10” £40-60

1258 19th century famille rose Chinese cream jug, height 3.5in, and a similar teacup and saucer

£50-80

1259 15th century Hoi An ship wreck blue and white bowl, 9in diam. £80-120

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1260 17th century Chinese blue and white bowl from the Binh Thuan ship wreck of 1608, decorated with birds, diam.11” £100-200

1261 Chinese bronze cauldron with green stone finial, carved and pierced wood top to flared arms, raised on three legs, the body engraved with geometric forms, 13in high £300-500 See Illustration.

1262 Early 20th century Chinese carved ivory figure of a man, 7in high £50-80

1263 Chinese green stone bead necklace each bead aprox . 1.2cm diam . £60-100

1264 Chinese jade bead necklace each bead aprox 5mm diam £80-120

1265 Chinese carved jadeite figural group of eight galloping horses, on carved and lacquered hardwood base 11 x 15in. (27.94 x 38.10cm)

£300-500

1266 Set of eight 20th century Chinese printing blocks, with dragon, pagoda, calligraphy, foliage and auspicious objects and designs, in fitted case, 12.5” x 8” £50-80

1267 Set of eight 20th century Chinese printing blocks, with dragon, pagoda, calligraphy, foliage and auspicious objects designs, in fitted case, 12.5” x 8” £50-80






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1274 Chinese jade carved Bi with foliate motifs, 2” diam. £80-120

EASTERN RUGS


1275 Tunisian blue and white kelim with five rows of black and white lozenges on a blue ground, 99” x 63”

£100-200

1276 Afghan red ground rug, with multiple borders, the centre decorated with repeating lozenge shaped medallions, 78” x 53” £50-100

1277 Persian red ground runner, 117” x 33” with multiple borders the centre with repeating geometric medallions £60-80

1278 Persian red ground carpet, with main cream border, centre decorated with stepped lozenge shaped cartouche with repeating foliate forms, 80” x 60” £40-60

1279 Persian red ground carpet, multiple borders, the centre with styalised foliate forms, 62” x 42”

£40-60

1280 Persian red ground carpet, with main brown border, the centre with blue lozenge shaped cartouche, decorated with flowers, 98” x 68”

£50-100

1281 Persian red ground rug, with main cream border, central shaped cartouche, decorated with birds and flowers, 68” x 44” £80-120

1282 Persian cream ground prayer mat, multiple borders decorated with stepped lozenge shaped medallion, 56” x 26” £30-50

1283 Persian red ground carpet, the centre decorated with a shaped floral cartouche, 95” £60-80

1284 Persian blue ground carpet, with multiple borders, centre decorated with repeating foliate forms, 128” x 94” £100-200

1285 Persian red ground carpet, with multiple borders and a central lozenge shaped medallion, 119” x 89” £100-200

ANTIQUE FURNITURE


1286 Gerard Rigot, Iris chair circa. 2000, hand made and painted

Gerard Rigot is a French artist, who has concentrated since 1959 on painting, but in 1978 began to also make furniture and sculpture. He is especially known for his fanciful furniture creations called animeubles, combinations of animal and furniture designs.

In 1978, Rigot left Paris for the countryside, and today lives in southwest France.

44in. (111.76cm) £250-400

1287 18th century elm Irish famine chair raised on three legs 27 x 27in. (68.58 x 68.58cm)


1288 Chinese hardwood dressing table with raised superstructure with drawers and shelves to base with three drawers under on scrolled legs united by a stretcher 31 x 26 x 32in. (78.74 x 66.04 x 81.28cm) £200-300

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1289 18th century French elm three tier dresser top 57 x 41 x 14in. (144.78 x 104.14 x 35.56cm)

£150-250

1290 19th century white painted cast-iron stick stand, with loop handle, two sections with scrolling foliate decoration, 25” high £100-150

1291 19th century rectangular gilt gesso framed mirror, with pierced scrolling foliate decoration, 27” x 33” £200-300

1292 Three carved African tables and a stool with carved decoration, various sizes £80-120

1293 19th century rectangular gilt carved wood and gesso framed mirror 46 x 54in. (116.84 x 137.16cm) £500-800 See Illustration.

1294 Victorian style stained glass hanging lantern, the panels and moulded metal mounts with scrolling decoration 14.50in. (36.83cm) £50-80

1295 19th century child’s oak arm chair with reeded back and seat £300-500

1296 19th century continental walnut duet stool on carved cabriole legs with hoof feet and ‘X’-stretchered base 41in. (104.14cm) £150-250

1297 19th century rosewood needlework fire screen on column supports 45 x 20 x 27in. (114.30 x 50.80 x 68.58cm) £150-250

1298 19th century oval gilt framed mirror, with beaded border and floral scrolling surmount, 37” high £200-300

1299 Set of six Victorian mahogany balloon back dining chairs with stuffed seats, on carved cabriole legs £300-500

1300 19th century mahogany extending dining table on carved turned and tapering legs, extended length 89”, with two extra leaves £600-1,000

1301 19th century mahogany side table with three drawers, with carved frieze, on four turned legs

£300-400

1302 Four Robin Day walnut and black steel chairs £200-300

1303 19th century mahogany bureau with a fitted interior above two short and three graduated long drawers, on bracket feet £300-500

1304 19th century oak chest on chest with two short and six long drawers, on bracket feet, 65”

£300-500

1305 Regency rosewood Davenport with raised galleried back, slide out top section, four drawers and four dummy drawers, on barley twist supports and ball feet 36 x 21 x 20in. (91.44 x 53.34 x 50.80cm) £350-450 See Illustration.

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1306 George III mahogany crib with bergere paneling, on turned supports 51in. (129.54cm)

£150-250

1307 19th century oak dresser with three tier plate rack, the base with three long drawers and three cupboard doors, 82” £500-800 See Illustration.

1308 18th century oak coffer of plank construction, panelled front, on square supports 31 x 50 x 23in. (78.74 x 127 x 58.42cm) £150-250

1309 18th century oak coffer of plank construction, with carved panelled front and square supports 27 x 57 x 22in. (68.58 x 144.78 x 55.88cm)

£150-250

1310 18th/19th century Carrera marble wall fountain plaque 36 x 20in. (91.44 x 50.80cm) £150-250

1311 Set of four Edwardian rosewood and parquetry inlaid upholstered chairs with padded backs and seats, on turned legs £150-250

1312 Pair of Art Deco cloud style leather armchairs £300-500

1313 Late 19th century mahogany cabinet, the superstructure with two glazed doors flanked by mirrors and shelves above four cupboard doors and undertier 66 x 72 x 18in. (167.64 x 182.88 x 45.72cm) £250-400

1314 19th century rosewood boulle style pier cabinet with brass inlay, gilt cherub decoration and faux tortoiseshell inlay 46 x 33 x 14in. (116.84 x 83.82 x 35.56cm) £300-500 See Illustration.

1315 William IV mahogany framed armchair, on lion’s paw feet £200-300

1316 19th century oak hall chair, the back carved with rams heads, on turned legs £60-100

1317 1920’s walnut framed and double-caned tub chair with padded leather seat, on carved cabriole legs £150-250

1318 18th century walnut cross banded and line inlaid escritoire, the fall flap enclosing pigeon holes, drawers and a central cupboard over two short and two long drawers, on turned feet 72 x 44 x 19.50in. (182.88 x 111.76 x 49.53cm)


1319 19th century mahogany bedroom mirror £100-200

1320 18th century oak side table, single drawer on turned legs united by stretcher £100-200

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1321 Pair of 18th century style rosewood rectangular tables with laquered tops decorated with figures 29 x 20 x 18in. (73.66 x 50.80 x 45.72cm)

£300-500

1322 Pair of black lacquered and Japanned simulated rosewood tripod tables, 16” x 20”


1323 Bronze bound display cabinet on wooden bases, made by A. Edmonds & Co., circa 1937

PROVENANCE: Previously at the National Maritime Museum £300-500

1324 19th century French mahogany armoire, with two doors above base with a single drawer, 85” high £200-300

1325 Late 19th century rosewood Davenport with fall front and leather inset top, raised on spiral turned supports on plinth base 24 x 33 x 23in. (60.96 x 83.82 x 58.42cm) £100-150

1326 19th century tallboy on bracket feet £400-600

1327 Edwardian mahogany framed overmantel mirror with bevelled plate 32 x 57in. (81.28 x 144.78cm) £150-250

1328 Victorian walnut serpentine fold over card table on acanthus leaf decorated legs 29 x 35 x 16in. (73.66 x 88.90 x 40.64cm) £250-4001318

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1329 19th century mahogany framed button back armchair, on carved cabriole legs £100-200

1330 17th/18th century oak dresser with four drawers, with shaped apron on turned legs 32 x 91 x 21in. (81.28 x 231.14 x 53.34cm)


1331 19th century round oak table on tripod base, diameter 24” 27in. (68.58cm) £50-80

1332 19th century mahogany dining room table with two additional leaves and winding handle, on cabriole legs, fully extended 93” 30 x 57 x 47in. (76.20 x 144.78 x 119.38cm) £300-500

1333 Regency mahogany and upholstered chair £200-400

1334 19th century Anglo-Indian rosewood davenport, with raised superstructure above a slope front, four drawers and columns carved in the form of birds and beasts, profusely carved and pierced throughout 48 x 23 x 23in. (121.92 x 58.42 x 58.42cm) £600-1,000 See Illustration.

1335 19th century carved wood and gilt three plate overmantel, the frieze decorated with classical figures and chariots flanked by Corinthian columns 35 x 50in. (88.90 x 127cm) £150-250

1336 19th century rosewood and marquetry inlaid octagonal table in the Eastern manner 23 x 19 x 19in. (58.42 x 48.26 x 48.26cm) £100-200

1337 19th century rosewood and needlework two panelled screen, the panels decorated with birds and irises, each panel 69” x 26” £100-200

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1338 19th century mahogany pole screen, the needlework banner decorated with a basket of flowers, diameter 17” 53in. (134.62cm) £50-100

1339 Pair of 19th century mahogany hall chairs with carved backs, on turned legs £100-200

1340 19th century Welsh sycamore milking stool on three legs £200-400

1341 19th century mahogany rectangular tilt top table, on column support and four reeded legs with brass castors 28 x 44 x 31in. (71.12 x 111.76 x 78.74cm) £100-200

1342 Set of six 19th century mahogany bar back dining chairs with padded seats, on turned legs

£300-500

1343 Set of four 19th century rosewood dining chairs with padded seats, on scrolled legs £200-300

1344 Late 19th century mahogany and ebony strung display cabinet, raised on tapering legs with spade feet 60 x 54 x 19in. (152.40 x 137.16 x 48.26cm) £400-600 See Illustration.

1345 19th century mahogany linen press £300-500

1346 19th century carved wood and gilt overmantel mirror, the frieze decorated with foliate forms 38 x 43in. (96.52 x 109.22cm) £200-300

1347 19th century mahogany and satinwood centre pillar Pembroke table with shaped leaves, one drawer flanked by faux drawers, on carved legs, with brass lion’s paw feet and castors £400-600 See Illustration.

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1348 Set of six 19th century Chippendale style dining chairs with pierced vase shaped splats, on carved cabriole legs and ball and claw feet (5+1) £300-500

1349 19th century rosewood sofa with carved splayed arms, on reeded ball feet and castors


1350 19th century mahogany and satinwood strung bureau, the fitted interior with four graduated drawers, on bracket feet 42 x 38 x 22in. (106.68 x 96.52 x 55.88cm) £250-400

1351 19th century mahogany framed nursing chair, on carved cabriole legs £100-200

1352 18th century oak coffer of panel construction, with later carved front £200-300

1353 1920’s partners’ walnut desk, top with three drawers, pedestals with two drawers flanked by cupboard doors, raised on cabriole legs 31 x 57 x 33in. (78.74 x 144.78 x 83.82cm) £400-600

1354 18th century oak and parquetry inlaid coffer, the front with three panels decorated with flowers 26 x 53 x 20in. (66.04 x 134.62 x 50.80cm) £300-500

1355 19th century mahogany secretaire bookcase with a carved panelled door enclosing pigeon holes and drawers above a fitted drawer on three long graduated drawers, bracket feet 82 x 40 x 24in. (208.28 x 101.60 x 60.96cm) £1,000-1,500 See Illustration.

1356 19th century mahogany and crossbanded chest, two short and three long graduated drawers, on bracket feet 38 x 41 x 22in. (96.52 x 104.14 x 55.88cm) £300-500

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1357 Set of five 19th century mahogany balloon back dining chairs with drop in seats, on turned legs

£200-300

1358 19th century mahogany side table with two frieze drawers, on twin end double spiral supports united by stretcher 39 x 30 x 18in. (99.06 x 76.20 x 45.72cm) £200-300

1359 18th century oak bureau, the fitted interior with drawers, pigeon holes and a well above three long drawers, on bracket base 42 x 28 x 33in. (106.68 x 71.12 x 83.82cm) £300-500

1360 19th century mahogany folding card table with square tapering legs 30 x 36 x 18in. (76.20 x 91.44 x 45.72cm) £150-250

1361 19th century satinwood framed arm chair on turned legs £100-200

1362 George III style mahogany upholstered wing arm chair on carved cabriole legs £400-600 See Illustration.

1363 19th century mahogany serpentine chiffonier with gilt metal mounts, on plinth base 34 x 41 x 15in. (86.36 x 104.14 x 38.10cm) £200-300

1364 Set of three 19th century oak and parquetry inlaid graduated trays, all with brass handles the largest 24 x 16in. (60.96 x 40.64cm) £80-120

1365 19th century mahogany three tier buffet 37 x 36 x 16in. (93.98 x 91.44 x 40.64cm) £200-300

1366 19th century mahogany round tilt top table on octagonal support to trefoil base and round feet , diameter 47” £150-250

1367 18th century mahogany hall chair with shell back, on reeded sabre legs £80-120

1368 19th century mahogany bowfronted chest of two short and three long graduated drawers to slightly splayed bracket base 42 x 40 x 20in. (106.68 x 101.60 x 50.80cm) £200-300

1369 19th century mahogany linen press, the top with two doors, converted into a wardrobe, base with faux drawers 83 x 52 x 22in. (210.82 x 132.08 x 55.88cm) £300-500 See Illustration.

1370 19th century mahogany bowfronted chest of two short over three long graduated drawers to bracket base 41 x 18 x 40in. (104.14 x 45.72 x 101.60cm) £150-250

1371 19th century mahogany bowfronted chest of four long drawers to slightly splayed bracket base 40 x 39 x 22in. (101.60 x 99.06 x 55.88cm)

£150-250

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1372 19th century mahogany and rosewood crossbanded bowfronted chest of four long graduated drawers, on bracket feet 42 x 43 x 24in. (106.68 x 109.22 x 60.96cm) £200-300

1373 Early 20th century mahogany and satinwood crossbanded dressing chest with oval mirror above two short drawers to base with two short and three long drawers, on bracket feet 69 x 39 x 25in. (175.26 x 99.06 x 63.50cm) £150-250

1374 19th century mahogany bowfronted chest of two short over three long graduated drawers, on bracket feet 41 x 39 x 19in. (104.14 x 99.06 x 48.26cm) £150-250

1375 19th century mahogany bowfronted chest of two short over three long drawers, on bracket base 40 x 42 x 21in. (101.60 x 106.68 x 53.34cm)

£150-250

1376 19th century mahogany linen press, the top lacking interior, above two short and two long drawers to bracket base 84 x 52 x 25in. (213.36 x 132.08 x 63.50cm) £400-600

1377 19th century mahogany straight front chest with parquetry inlaid top of three short and three long drawers, on slightly splayed bracket base 41 x 46 x 21in. (104.14 x 116.84 x 53.34cm)

£200-300

1378 19th century mahogany sofa with reeded supports on square legs 73in. (185.42cm)

£200-300

1379 18th century oak cupboard the raised top with two cupboard doors, above base with four drawers 60 x 42 x 24in. (152.40 x 106.68 x 60.96cm)

£300-500

1380 18th century oak mule chest, with a long drawer and two short drawers 35 x 46 x 23in. (88.90 x 116.84 x 58.42cm) £400-600 See Illustration.

1381 18th century oak and mahogany longcase clock, by Charles Cole of Whitchurch, painted dial with subsidiary second dial and date aperture, 30 hour weight driven movement striking on a bell 77in. (195.58cm) £300-500

1382 Set of six Regency rosewood bar back dining chairs £250-350

1383 Nineteenth century mahogany bookcase cabinet with two glazed doors above a drawer and two cupboard doors, on plinth base 79 x 34 x 16in. (200.66 x 86.36 x 40.64cm) £250-350

1384 George III mahogany tilt top table on column support and four splayed legs, 29.5 diameter 30in. (76.20cm) £150-250

1385 19th Century mahogany and crossbanded chest with a top drawer over two deep drawers and a cupboard, brass ring handles, supported on tapered square legs. 29 x 30 x 19in. (73.66 x 76.20 x 48.26cm) £250-400 See Illustration.

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1386 Regency mahogany rectangular tilt top table, on turned column, and tripod base with brass lion’s paw feet and castors 29 x 30 x 20in. (73.66 x 76.20 x 50.80cm) £250-400

1387 Nineteenth century mahogany miniature serpentine chest with brushing slide and four graduated drawers, 13” wide £100-150

1388 Regency rosewood and decorative patterned line inlaid card table with folding top and beize lined interior, on a rectangular central column and quatrefoil base, with brass lion’s paw feet and castors 29 x 36 x 17.50in. (73.66 x 91.44 x 44.45cm) £500-700 See Illustration.

1389 George III gentleman’s mahogany wash stand with crossbanded and line inlaid decoration, the fold-out top enclosing compartments, pull-up mirror over a cupboard and a single drawer, on square supports and brass casters 34 x 18 x 16.50in. (86.36 x 45.72 x 41.91cm) £300-500

1390 William IV rosewood foliate marquetry inlaid jardiniere stand on hexagonal column and trefoil base, 14” diameter. 30in. (76.20cm) £200-400

1391 Victorian burr walnut three tier whatnot with raised pierced back, marquetry inlaid decoration, on turned and carved supports 41 x 42.50 x 17in. (104.14 x 107.95 x 43.18cm) £200-300

1392 Pair of 20th century French kingwood bedside cupboards with gilt applied decoration, on slightly splayed legs, each 30” x 16” x 14” 30 x 16 x 14in. (76.20 x 40.64 x 35.56cm) £50-80

1393 19th century mahogany corner washstand, the centre tier with a drawer 35 x 26in. (88.90 x 66.04cm) £50-80

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1394 Victorian ebonized brass mounted and inlaid credenza, the central cupboard with painted porcelain portrait plaque of a woman, flanked by shelves and four smaller floral porcelain plaques, on turned feet 41 x 57 x 15in. (104.14 x 144.78 x 38.10cm) £600-800

1395 Set of six mahogany balloon back dining chairs with stuffed seats, on turned supports £300-500 See Illustration.

1396 Pair of French 19th century giltwood chairs with pierced and carved backs, tapestry seats on turned and carved supports £80-120

1397 19th century mahogany hall chair with carved shield shaped back on square tapering supports and spade feet 37in. (93.98cm) £60-100

1398 Early 20th century French mahogany and carved vitrine with a single glazed door enclosing shelves, on carved cabriole legs 75 x 31 x 20in. (190.50 x 78.74 x 50.80cm) £300-500 See Illustration.

1399 19th century gilt gesso three section fire screen, with scrolling foliate and floral decoration, on four scrolling supports 40 x 20in. (101.60 x 50.80cm)

£100-150

1400 Late 17th/18th century cast iron strong box with heavy wrought iron rope twist handles, the extensive locking mechanism with fern leaf and floral decoration, with later inner removable box 19.50 x 32 x 19.50in. (49.53 x 81.28 x 49.53cm)


1401 Regency mahogany open armchair with scroll arms, on turned supports and castors £150-250

1402 18th century oak side table with three drawers on turned legs united by X stretchers £100-200

1403 18th century oak side table with frieze drawers on turned legs united by X stretchers, 28”

£100-200

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1404 19th century mahogany pedestal sideboard £200-300

1405 George III mahogany bureau, the interior with drawers and pigeon holes above three long graduated drawers £200-300

1406 19th century mahogany and parquetry serpentine cupboard, two doors decorated with urns and vines, on a plinth base £500-800 See Illustration.

1407 8th century oak dresser base with three later pine drawers, on square tapering legs 31 x 71 x 17in. (78.74 x 180.34 x 43.18cm) £200-300

1408 19th century oak, ash and elm Windsor comb back armchair £150-250

1409 19th century yewwood Windsor chair with birch seat £300-500

1410 Mid 19th century rosewood chest with two short drawers over three long graduated drawers, on turned bun feet 46 x 48 x 20in. (116.84 x 121.92 x 50.80cm) £300-500

1411 19th century mahogany breakfast table with column support and three carved legs, diameter 42” 29in. (73.66cm) £200-300

1412 Early 20th century oak pew with foliate carved ends 47 x 91 x 21in. (119.38 x 231.14 x 53.34cm)

£80-120

1413 18th century oak gateleg table with a single frieze drawer, on barley twist supports, fully extended 51” 28 x 18 x 45in. (71.12 x 45.72 x 114.30cm) £150-250

1414 19th century French walnut marble top cupboard with drawer, on plinth base 32 x 35 x 18in. (81.28 x 88.90 x 45.72cm) £80-120

1415 George III mahogany drop leaf dining table on turned and tapered legs, fully extended 61” 28 x 35 x 21in. (71.12 x 88.90 x 53.34cm) £60-80

1416 19th century gilt framed mirror with pierced foliate decoration 38 x 42in. (96.52 x 106.68cm)

£200-300

1417 19th century French giltwood and gesso marble topped pier table 30 x 22 x 12in. (76.20 x 55.88 x 30.48cm) £100-200

1418 19th century mahogany round breakfast table on column supports with tripod base. Diameter 51” £200-300

1419 19th century mahogany rosewood card table with column support, on four lions claw feet 20 x 36 x 18in. (50.80 x 91.44 x 45.72cm) £250-350

1420 19th century mahogany demi lune side table with a single drawer flanked by cupboard doors, on square tapering legs 31 x 34 x 17in. (78.74 x 86.36 x 43.18cm) £150-250

1421 A pair of 19th century painted metal and glass lanterns 33in. (83.82cm) £100-200

1422 A set of three 19th century cast metal and glass wall mounted lanterns 51in. (129.54cm)

£200-300

1423 19th century pierced brass footman 12 x 17 x 12in. (30.48 x 43.18 x 30.48cm) £50-80

1424 18th century style mahogany kneehole desk of seven drawers, cupboard to recess, on bracket base 29 x 3 x 17in. (73.66 x 7.62 x 43.18cm)

£300-500

1425 George III mahogany and rosewood crossbanded serpentine chest of two short over three long drawers, on ogee bracket base 32 x 27 x 31in. 36" wide £1,500-2,500 See Illustration.

1426 20th century mahogany serpentine chest with brushing slide above four long graduated drawers 30 x 24 x 17in. (76.20 x 60.96 x 43.18cm) £100-200

1427 20th century walnut crossbanded sofa table on double twin end supports, and cabriole legs 27 x 30 x 21in. (68.58 x 76.20 x 53.34cm) £100-200

1428 Nest of four early 20th century parquetry inlaid tables, the largest 26 x 24 x 14in £200-300

1429 19th century mahogany two tier washstand, the central tier with a drawer, 30 x 15 x 15in

£40-60

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1430 Late 18th/early 19th century Dutch mahogany and floral marquetry inlaid serpentine folding card table, the interior with four counter wells, decorated with playing cards, on carved cabriole legs with ball and claw feet, 30 x 29 x 14in


1431 19th century elm spindle back tub chair with reeded seat £100-200

1432 Pair of 19th century gilt gesso wall mirrors with flower finials, each 27 x 17in £150-250

1433 Early 19th century mahogany fret framed wall mirror, 39 x 26in £100-200

1434 Early 20th century mahogany pedestal on four lion’s claw feet, height 36in £50-80

1435 Regency mahogany and ebony inlaid rectangular breakfast table on column support to four splayed legs with brass castors and fittings 27 x 54 x 38in. (68.58 x 137.16 x 96.52cm) £400-600 See Illustration.

1436 Victorian mahogany work table with folding top, single drawer over basket, on turned column and four scroll supports, 30” high £500-800 See Illustration.

1437 Tasmanian silky oak bowfronted chest of four graduated drawers, to bracket feet 31 x 25 x 16in. (78.74 x 63.50 x 40.64cm) £100-150

1438 19th century mahogany secretaire display cabinet with glazed door above fall front, flanked by two serpentine glazed doors, above a single drawer and shaped undertier with square tapering legs and spade feet 74 x 49 x 16in. (187.96 x 124.46 x 40.64cm) £400-600

1439 Eighteenth century style convex wall mirror the frame decorated with vine leaves, diameter 38in

£150-250

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1440 Early 20th century mahogany framed chaise longue with galleried back rail, on turned and tapering legs, length 66” £100-200

1441 18th century style cast iron fireback with a fire basket (lacking base) resting on fire dogs with fleur de lis finial, a coal basket (lacking base), and a hood £100-200

1442 20th century rosewood overmantel, with foliate carved decoration 36 x 65in. (91.44 x 165.10cm)

£80-120

1443 18th century stained oak coffin table on turned supports and stretchered base £150-250

1444 Bronze bound display cabinet on wooden bases, made by A. Edmonds & Co., circa 1937 PROVENANCE: Previously at the National Maritime Museum £300-500

1445 Bronze bound display cabinet on wooden bases, made by A. Edmonds & Co., circa 1937 PROVENANCE: Previously at the National Maritime Museum. £300-500



1448 Bronze bound display cabinet on wooden bases, made by A. Edmonds & Co., circa 1937 PROVENANCE: Previously at the National Maritime Museum. £300-500

1449 Arts and Crafts oak bench, the seat with cupboard door, raised on square legs 26 x 38 x 20in. (66.04 x 96.52 x 50.80cm) £100-200

1450 George III oak chest of four graduated drawers, on bracket base 29 x 36 x 20in. (73.66 x 91.44 x 50.80cm) £200-300

1451 Quarter size Billiard/dining table in oak by Jelks & Sons, London, Together with scoreboard, cues, cross rest, snooker balls and triangle

£700-900

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Restored To Former GlorySurrey Fine Art Auctions Ewbank Clarke Gammon Wellers Fund Restoration Of Painting By Local Artist Sidney Sime

Following the sponsorship of last year’s highly successful exhibition of rarely seen paintings and drawings by local artist Sidney Sime, Surrey fine art and antiques auctioneer Ewbank Clarke Gammon Wellers have funded the restoration of one of the works back to its former glory.

In a painstaking and lengthy operation, uildford artist and restorer Tim Dolby has transformed the painting, called Fantasy Landscape, to reveal the work’s colour and magic previoulsy hidden under old varnish and atmospheric pollution. It now hangs in pride of place in The Sidney Sime Gallery in the artist’s adopted home of Worplesdon.

“The cleaning process has been a revelation,” Chris Ewbank said. While before there was only a hint of the colours and mystery which lay beneath the accumulated dirt, now the picture has come alive. Tim Dolby has done a magnificent job.”

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Mr Dolby, whose workshop is in Merrow Street, learned restoration crafts from the restorers of Hampton Court and has honed his skills over 30 years. He looks after paintings in the Bishop of London’s collection and also has a studio in the Bastide village of Monflanquin in France.

He said: “Cleaning a Sidney Sime painting is a magical voyage of discovery in a fantasy world of hidden secretive figures , mythical creatures, golden

Tim Dolby at work

haired maidens, dark and brooding trees and the endless presence of the eternal light shining down from the heavens. As the grime of the ages was slowly removed layer by layer, it was exciting as more of the beauty of this fantasy world came into view.

“I have been an artist and restorer most of my life and one always enjoys the pleasure of the rediscovery of the soul of a painting which is hiding behind the layers of old decaying varnish and the years of living in smoke-filled rooms. It is the closest one gets to the artist.”

Gifted illustrator Sidney H. Sime (1867-1941) had a meteoric career. He rose from pit-boy to artist in the space of a few years and made his name in London, largely as an illustrator, cartoonist and caricaturist, although he was also a painter of distinction whose work has been compared to Aubrey Beardsley, Arthur Rackham and William Blake.

In the latter part of his life and beset by self-doubt and a contempt of fame, Sime became something off a recluse in his country house in Worplesdon. He died in relative obscurity having largely disappeared from public view.

However, his wife Mary bequeathed all her husband’s pictures in her possession to the Trustees of Worplesdon Memorial Hall for the creation of a gallery solely for the display of his work, which she endowed with the proceeds of the sale of her home, Crown Cottage.

Last year’s Guildford House Gallery exhibition, “Sidney Sime: Master of the Mysterious” which was sponsored jointly by auctioneers Ewbank Clarke Gammon Wellers and estate agents Clarke Gammon Wellers, introduced a new generation of art lovers to the work of one of England’s great illustrators. The works can now be seen at the Sidney Sime Gallery at Worplesdon, which is open by appointment.

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EWBANK AUCTIONEERSIn 1994 we acquired the Burnt Common Auction Rooms, which are situated just off the A3, under ten minutes away from junction 10 on the M25. It is a very prominent site in an out of town location giving easy access and acres of parking. Woking main line station is 4 miles with trains to Waterloo (25 minutes). Throughout our time in Guildford, we have had the privilege of advising thousands clients on the valuation and sale of Antiques and Fine Art and have conducted well in excess of a hundred Antiques and Fine Arts auctions and over three hundred General Sales. When we started in 1990 we held six auctions a year and we are now expecting to hold up to 24 in the next twelve months

If they are to succeed, businesses like ours must give clients and buyers an efficient and friendly service and, over the years, we have always tried to maintain the highest standards, adhering to the principles of probity and ethics of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and the Society of Fine Art Auctioneers and Valuers, of which we are Members. Most of our new clients come to us on recommendation, from professional advisers or existing clients. As the costs of selling by Auction in Central London have rocketed we have benefited from the general trend in recent years for more important items to be sold outside the capital. Catalogues are produced and circulated to prospective purchasers by post and E-mail and full details, including digital illustrations of almost all lots in our quarterly Antique and Fine Art auctions, are included on the internet. Buyers are attracted from all over the world.

We have an agreement with artfact.com, who list our antique sales on Ebay, take commission bids from prospective buyers and facilitate active participation in the auction from a PC anywhere in the world at the time that the sale is actually in progress. This gives a far greater global marketing ability. We are trail-blazing in this field as there are only a handful of other Antique and Fine Art salerooms in the UK who also list on eBay. We see this as being the way forward for the future and it will maximise our ability to achieve the best possible prices for our clients. In our first internet linked auction in 2005 there were nearly 20000 visits to our online catalogue generating over 500 specific enquiries and the figures have risen markedly since then.

Ewbank Auctioneers has grown from humble beginnings holding six sales a year, to the position that we hold today, with our own salerooms and some twenty sales a year. Turnover since 1990 has increased by over 800%. Building refurbishment works have just been completed, which include, a new mezzanine floor doubling our existing floor space, a new entrance, offices, a new heating system and external face-lift.

Chris Ewbank has taken a very active part in the leadership of the profession within the UK. He has been a member of the Fine Arts Advisory Panel of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Chairman of its Art and Antiques Professional Group. He is also an elected Member of its International Governing Council ( the highest decision making body in the Institution). He joined the Committee of the Society of Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers in 1994, (he first became a member in 1982), and was Chairman from 2000 - 2007. He has also in recent years been on the Executive Committee of the British Art Market Federation and was one of the first to join the new City of London Guild of Arts Scholars, Dealers and Collectors.

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HOW TO FIND US

Heading North on the A3 take the Ripley turning to the Burnt Common roundabout and follow the Woodhill signs.

Heading South turn off the A3 11/2 miles after the M25 junction and proceed through Ripley to the Burnt Common roundabout as above. If you miss the Ripley turning go South, proceed to the Merrow & Burpham slip road and join the A3 Northbound.

Ewbank Auctioneers is situated between the A3 and B2215 South of Burnt Common Roundabout.

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2. Commission is charged to sellers calculated per lot, as follows: 15% up to £1,000 – 10% thereafter Entry charge on each lot (sold or unsold) £5 Loss and damage warranty 1.5% All the above are subject to VAT at current rates 3. Removal costs. Items for sale must be consigned to the sale room

by any stated deadline and at your expense. We may be able to assist you with this process but any liability incurred to a carrier for haulage charges is solely your responsibility.

4. Loss and damage warranty (a) All goods on our premises are warranted against fire, theft or accidental damage while on our premises and sellers are charged at the rate of 1.5% of the hammer price plus VAT or our best estimate of what the hammer price would have been had the goods sold.

5. Illustrations. The cost of any illustrations is borne by you. If we consider that the Lot should be illustrated your permission will be asked first. The copyright in respect of such illustrations shall be the property of us, the auctioneers, as is the text of the catalogue.

6. Minimum bids and our discretion. Goods will normally be offered subject to a reserve agreed between us before the sale in accordance with clause 7. We may sell Lots below the reserve provided we account to you for the same sale proceeds as you would have received had the reserve been the hammer price. If you specifically give us a “discretion” we may accept a bid of up to 10% below the formal reserve.

7. Reserves. (a) You are entitled to place prior to the auction a reserve on any

lot consigned, being the minimum hammer price at which that lot may be sold. Reserves must be reasonable and we may decline to offer goods which in our opinion would be subject to an unreasonably high reserve (in which case goods carry the storage and Loss and Damage Warranty charges stipulated in these Terms of Consignment).

(b) A reserve once set cannot be changed except with our consent. (c) Where a reserve has been placed only we may bid on your

behalf and only up to the reserve (if any) and you may in no circumstances bid personally.

8. Electrical items. These are subject to detailed statutory safety controls. Where such items are accepted for sale you accept responsibility for the cost of testing by external contractors. Goods not certified as safe by an electrician (unless antiques) will not be accepted for sale. They must be removed at your expense on your being notified. We reserve the right to dispose of unsafe goods as refuse, at your expense.

9. Soft furnishings. The sale of soft furnishings is strictly regulated by statute law in the interests of fire safety. Goods found to infringe safety regulations will not be offered and must be removed at your expense. We reserve the right to dispose of unsafe goods as refuse, at your expense.

The rights of disposal referred to in clause 8 and 9 are subject to the provisions of The Torts (Interference with Goods) Act 1977, Schedule 1, a copy of which is available for inspection on request

10. Descriptions. Please assist us with accurate information as to the provenance etc. of goods where this is relevant. There is strict liability for the accuracy of descriptions under modern consumer

legislation and in some circumstances responsibility lies with sellers if inaccuracies occur. We will assume that you have approved the catalogue description of your lots unless informed to the contrary. Where we are obliged to return the price to the buyer when the lot is a deliberate forgery under Condition 15 of the Conditions of Sale and we have accounted to you for the proceeds of sale you agree to reimburse us the sale proceeds. The liability to reimburse the sale proceeds shall not arise where you are acting reasonably and honestly and are unaware of the forgery but we are or ought to have been aware of it.

11. Unsold and withdrawn items. If an item is unsold it may with your consent be re-offered at a future sale. Where in our opinion an item is unsaleable you must collect such items from the saleroom promptly on being so informed. Otherwise, storage charges may be incurred. We reserve the right to charge for storage in these circumstances at a reasonable daily rate.

12. Withdrawn and bought in items. These are liable to incur a charge of 10 % plus VAT on being bought in or withdrawn after being catalogued. Minimum charge £10.

13. Conditions of Sale. You agree that all goods will be sold on our Conditions of Sale. In particular you undertake that you have the right to sell the goods either as owner or agent for the owner. You undertake to compensate us and any buyer or third party for all losses liabilities and expenses incurred in respect of and as a result of any breach of this undertaking.

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

(a) You authorise us to deduct commission at the stated rate and all expenses incurred for your account from the hammer price and consent to our right to retain beneficially the premium paid by the buyer in accordance with our Conditions of Sale and any interest earned on the sale proceeds until the date of settlement.

(b) You authorise us in our discretion to negotiate a sale by private treaty not later than the close of business on the day of the sale in the case of lots unsold at auction, in which case the same charges will be payable as if such lots had been sold at auction and so far as appropriate these Terms apply.

16. Warehousing. We disclaim all liability for goods delivered to our saleroom without sufficient sale instructions. and reserve the right to make minimum warehousing charge of £5 per lot per day. Unsold lots are subject to the same charges if you do not remove them within a reasonable time of notification. If not removed within three weeks we reserve the right to sell them and defray charges from any net proceeds of sale or at your expense to consign them to the local authority for disposal.

17. Settlement. After sale settlement of the net sum due to you normally takes place 21 days after the sale (by crossed cheque to the seller) unless the buyer has not paid for the goods. In this case no settlement will then be made but we will take your instructions in the light of our Conditions of Sale. You authorise any sums owed by you to us on other transactions to be deducted from the sale proceeds. You must note the liability to reimburse the proceeds of sale to us as under the circumstances provided for in Condition 10 above. You should therefore bear this potential liability in mind before parting with the proceeds of sale until the expiry of 21 days from the date of sale.

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C O N D I T I O N S O F S A L E

Ewbank Auctioneers carries on business with bidders, buyers and all those present in the auction room prior to or in connection with a sale on the following General Conditions and on such other terms, conditions and notices as may be referred to herein.

1. DEFINITIONS In these Conditions:

(a) “auctioneer” means the firm of Ewbank Auctioneers or its authorised auctioneer, as appropriate;

(b) “deliberate forgery” means an imitation made with the intention of deceiving as to authorship, origin, date, age, period, culture or source but which is unequivocally described in the catalogue as being the work of a particular creator and which at the date of the sale had a value materially less than it would have had if it had been in accordance with the description;

(c) “hammer price” means the level of bidding reached (at or above any reserve) when the auctioneer brings down the hammer;

(d) “terms of consignment” means the stipulated terms and rates of commission on which Ewbank Auctioneers accepts instructions from sellers or their agents;

(e) “total amount due” means the hammer price in respect of the lot sold together with any premium, Value Added Tax chargeable and any additional charges payable by a defaulting buyer under these Conditions;

(f) “sale proceeds” means the net amount due to the seller, being the hammer price of the lot sold less commission at the stated rate, Value Added Tax chargeable and any other amounts due to us by the seller in whatever capacity and however arising;

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

(h) The singular includes the plural and vice versa as appropriate.

2. BIDDING PROCEDURES AND THE BUYER (a) Bidders are required to register their particulars before

bidding and to satisfy any security arrangements before entering the auction room to view or bid;

(b) the maker of the highest bid accepted by the auctioneer conducting the sale shall be the buyer at the hammer price and any dispute about a bid shall be settled at the auctioneer’s absolute discretion by reoffering the Lot during the course of the auction or otherwise. The auctioneer shall act reasonably in exercising this discretion.

(c) Bidders shall be deemed to act as principals. (d) Our right to bid on behalf of the seller is expressly reserved

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

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

4. THE PURCHASE PRICE The buyer shall pay the hammer price together with a premium

thereon of 23.5%, [or incremental] which shall include VAT on the premium at the rate imposed by law.

5. VALUE ADDED TAX Value Added Tax on the hammer price is imposed by law on all

items affixed with a ‘v’ or double asterisk. Value Added Tax is charged at the appropriate rate prevailing by law at the date

of sale and is payable by buyers of relevant Lots. (Please refer to “Information for Buyers” for a brief explanation of the VAT position).

6. PAYMENT(1) Immediately a Lot is sold you will: (a) give to us, if requested, proof of identity, and (b) pay to us the total amount due in cash or in such other way

as is agreed by us. (c) Any payments by you to us may be applied by us towards

any sums owing from you to us on any account whatever without regard to any directions of you or your agent, whether express or implied.

7. TITLE AND COLLECTION OF PURCHASES(1) The ownership of any Lots purchased shall not pass to you until

you have made payment in full to us of the total amount due.(2) You shall at your own risk and expense take away any lots that

you have purchased and paid for not later than 3 working days following the day of the auction or upon the clearance of any cheque used for payment after which you shall be responsible for any removal, storage and Loss and Damage Warranty charges.

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

8. REMEDIES FOR NON-PAYMENT OR FAILURE TO COLLECT PURCHASES

(1) If any Lot is not paid for in full and taken away in accordance with these Conditions or if there is any other breach of these Conditions, we, as agent for the seller and on our own behalf, shall at our absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights we may have, be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights and remedies:

(a) to proceed against you for damages for breach of contract; (b) to rescind the sale of that Lot and/or any other Lots sold by

us to you; (c) to resell the Lot (by auction or private treaty) in which

case you shall be responsible for any resulting deficiency in the total amount due (after crediting any part payment and adding any resale costs). Any surplus so arising shall belong to the seller;

(d) to remove, store and insure the Lot at your expense and, in the case of storage, either at our premises or elsewhere;

(e) o charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per month on the total amount due to the extent it remains unpaid for more than 3 working days after the sale;

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

(g) to reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or to impose conditions before any such bids shall be accepted;

(h) to apply any proceeds of sale of other Lots due or in future becoming due to you towards the settlement of the total amount due and to exercise a lien (that is a right to retain possession of) any of your property in our possession for any purpose until the debt due is satisfied.

(2) We shall, as agent for the seller and on our own behalf pursue these rights and remedies only so far as is reasonable to make appropriate recovery in respect of breach of these conditions

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9. THIRD PARTY LIABILITY All members of the public on our premises are there at their

own risk and must note the lay-out of the accommodation and security arrangements. Accordingly neither the auctioneer nor our employees or agents shall incur liability for death or personal injury (except as required by law by reason of our negligence) or similarly for the safety of the property of persons visiting prior to or at a sale.

10. COMMISSION BIDS Whilst prospective buyers are strongly advised to attend the

auction and are always responsible for any decision to bid for a particular Lot and shall be assumed to have carefully inspected and satisfied themselves as to its condition we will if so instructed clearly and in writing execute bids on their behalf. Neither the auctioneer nor our employees or agents shall be responsible for any failure to do so save where such failure is unreasonable. Where two or more commission bids at the same level are recorded we reserve the right in our absolute discretion to prefer the first bid so made.

11. WARRANTY OF TITLE AND AVAILABILITY The seller warrants to the auctioneer and you that the seller

is the true owner of the property consigned or is properly authorised by the true owner to consign it for sale and is able to transfer good and marketable title to the property free from any third party claims.

12. AGENCY The auctioneer normally acts as agent only and disclaims any

responsibility for default by sellers or buyers.

13. TERMS OF SALE The seller acknowledges that Lots are sold subject to the

stipulations of these Conditions in their entirety and on the Terms of Consignment as notified to the consignor at the time of the entry of the Lot.

14. DESCRIPTIONS AND CONDITION (1) Whilst we seek to describe lots accurately, it may be

impractical for us to carry out exhaustive due diligence on each lot. Prospective buyers are given ample opportunities to view and inspect before any sale and they (and any independent experts on their behalf) must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of any description applied to a lot. Prospective buyers also bid on the understanding that, inevitably, representations or statements by us as to authorship, genuineness, origin, date, age, provenance, condition or estimated selling price involve matters of opinion. We undertake that any such opinion shall be honestly and reasonably held and accept liability for opinions given negligently or fraudulently. Subject to the foregoing neither we the auctioneer nor our employees or agents nor the seller accept liability for the correctness of such opinions and all conditions and warranties, whether relating to description, condition or quality of lots, express, implied or statutory, are hereby excluded. This Condition is subject to the next following Condition concerning deliberate forgeries and applies save as provided for in paragraph 6 “information to buyers”.

(2) Private treaty sales made under these Conditions are

deemed to be sales by auction for purposes of consumer legislation.

15. FORGERIES Notwithstanding the preceding Condition, any Lot which

proves to be a deliberate forgery (as defined) may be returned to us by you within 21 days of the auction provided it is in the same condition as when bought, and is accompanied by particulars identifying it from the relevant catalogue description and a written statement of defects. If we are satisfied from the evidence presented that the Lot is a deliberate forgery we shall refund the money paid by you for the Lot including any buyer’s premium provided that (1) if the catalogue description reflected the accepted view of scholars and experts as at the date of sale or (2) you personally are not able to transfer a good and marketable title to us, you shall have no rights under this condition.

The right of return provided by this Condition is additional to any right or remedy provided by law or by these Conditions of Sale.

GENERAL16. We shall have the right at our discretion, to refuse admission to

our premises or attendance at our auctions by any person.

17. (1) any right to compensation for losses liabilities and expenses incurred in respect of and as a result of any breach of these Conditions and any exclusions provided by them shall be available to the seller and/or the auctioneer as appropriate.

(2) Such rights and exclusions shall extend to and be deemed to be for the benefit of employees and agents of the seller and/or the auctioneer who may themselves enforce them.

18. Any notice to any buyer, seller, bidder or viewer may be given by first class mail or Swiftmail in which case it shall be deemed to have been received by the addressee 48 hours after posting.

19. Special terms may be used in catalogue descriptions of particular classes of items in which case the descriptions must be interpreted in accordance with any glossary appearing at the commencement of the catalogue.

20. Any indulgence extended to bidders buyers or sellers by us notwithstanding the strict terms of these Conditions or of the Terms of Consignment shall affect the position at the relevant time only and in respect of that particular concession only; in all other respects these Conditions shall be construed as having full force and effect.

21. English law applies to the interpretation of these Conditions.

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OUR NEW WEBSITE: www.ewbankauctions.co.uk

We have just updated our web-site. Those who know us will already know that they can find current and archive catalogues on line and that all sale catalogues, auction dates, sale results and terms of business together with useful information on buying and selling can be found there.

Multiple images and condition reports are also posted on line for our quarterly antique and fine art auctions, all lots in these sales being illustrated. This information is freely available to anyone logging in but there are additional benefits of registering with us on line.

WHY NOT REGISTER ON LINE TO MAKE THE BEST USE

OF OUR SERVICES

If you have not already registered on our site you can do so now by completing the on line registration form.

Registration is simple and gives you the opportunity to take advantage of a number of features of this site which is only open to those with a valid log-in;

NEWSLETTERS: If you register on line you can opt to receive periodic newsletters from us (about 12 per year)

FORTHCOMING SALE NOTIFICATIONS; If you want to receive automatic advance notification of all catalogues when they are posted on line select the box 'Please sign me up for forthcoming sale email alerts' when registering.

LEAVE COMMISSION BIDS ON LINE; You can leave commission bids for us to execute on your behalf, which are automatically registered on the auctioneers book. This means that you will not need to communicate them by phone fax or email and gives an efficient straightforward access direct to the auctioneers book. Service open for all sales on line up to half an hour before the auction begins.

REQUEST CONDITION REPORTS

REGISTER YOUR PARTICULAR INTERESTS

RECEIVE LOT ALERTS FOR FORTHCOMING SALES; Based on a word search you can request alerts on lots matching your words in forthcoming sales as they are published on the internet.

PARTICIPATE IN LIVE AUCTIONS VIA THE WEBSITE (ANTIQUE AND FINE ART SALES ONLY); (Note there will be an additional buyers premium charge of 3% plus VAT on the hammer price of purchases for this service).

TRACK LOTS IN WHICH YOU ARE INTERESTED AS A BUYER OR SELLER

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