Fine Antiques Auction - 8th December 2010

Fine Antiques Wednesday 8th December 201033 Broughton PlaceEdinburgh

EDINBURGH

Fine AntiquesincludingSelected items from Iona,Maidenhead, Berkshire

Contents of a French Chateau

Whytock & Reid Furniture fromDalmuinzie House, Aberdeen

Wednesday 8th December at 10am

PLEASE NOTE START TIME OF THE SALE

Sale Number LT303

ViewingSunday 5th December 2pm - 5pmMonday 6th December 10am - 5pmTuesday 7th December 10am - 5pmMorning of Sale from 9am

SpecialistsEuropean and Asian CeramicsCampbell ArmourHarry Douglas-Hamilton

Rugs and CarpetsGavin Strang

Works of Art, Clocks and FurnitureLee YoungDouglas Girton

Catalogue: £15

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Lot

Numbers

WEDNESDAY 8TH DECEMBER at 10am

1-39 BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL CERAMICS AND GLASS

42-159 ORIENTAL CERAMICS, WORKS OF ART AND FURNITURE

162-229 WORKS OF ART

230-264 RUGS AND CARPETS

265-276 CLOCKS AND BAROMETERS

281-327 SELECTED CONTENTS FROM A FRENCH CHATEAU

331-341 SELECTED CONTENTS FROM IONA, MAIDENHEAD, BERKSHIRE

346-470 FURNITURE

474-502 WHYTOCK & REID FURNITURE FROM DALMUINZIE HOUSE, BIELDSIDE,

ABERDEENSHIRE

CERAMICS AND GLASS: Please note that damage and/or restoration is indicated in the

catalogue at our discretion. We are pleased to provide condition reports on all lots for those

who cannot view in person

INTERNET SERVICE: For colour illustrations of all lots in this sale please consult our

website at www.lyonandturnbull.com


Order of Sale

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BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL CERAMICS AND GLASS

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3 EAA349A/11COLLECTION OF BRITISHAND CONTINENTALDRINKING GLASSES19TH CENTURY AND LATERcomprising: six amberroemmers, each with blueprunt decoration, 13.5cmhigh; six clear glass beakers,each with blue pruntdecoration, 10cm high; amatching decanter andstopper, 19cm high; a cutglass jug with star anddiamond design, 18cm high; asmall decanter and matchedstopper, 19cm high; threeglasses with faceted funnelbowl, annular knop, plainbase, 12.5cm high; and twobell bowl glasses withknopped stem and plain foot,12cm high (20)

£200-300

4 EAA349A/12SIX GLASS SALTS19TH CENTURYcomprising: a pair of saltseach of navette form withshaped rim and step cut sidesover a faceted stem anddiamond shaped foot, 8cmhigh; a pair of salts each ofnavette form with shaped rim,diamond cut band over aknopped stem and plaincircular foot, 6cm high; andtwo similar salts with facetedstems and diamond shapedfeet, 7cm high (6)

£200-300

1 EAA349A/9COLLECTION OF DRINKINGGLASSES19TH CENTURYcomprising: six ale glasses,each with funnel bowl andetched wheat and foliatedesign, plain stem and foot,16.5cm high; six matchedrummers each with diamondcut border, knopped stem andplain foot, 12.5cm high; threeale glasses each with facetedfunnel bowl, cut border andconical foot, 16.5cm high; twofaceted goblets withhexagonal faceted stem andfoot, 13cm high; and an aleglass with funnel bowl,knopped stem and plain foot,17.5cm high (18)

£200-300

2 EAA349A/10LARGE GLASS RUMMEREARLY 19TH CENTURYfaceted bowl with etchedfloral and wheat design,waisted stem and steppedfoot, 22cm high; a rummerwith faceted bowl and stemand with a stepped squarebase, 17cm high; and a pair ofrummers with cut floralswags, plain stem and squarefoot, 14.5cm high (4)

£200-300

5 EAA400/200VENETIAN MURANO WINEGLASSelongated bell shaped bowlabove triple knopped stemwith large bubble knop on acircular foot, the bowl andfoot with black enamel traileddecoration

17.5cm high

£150-250

6 EAA400/203TWO OPAQUE TWIST STEMWINE GLASSESMID 18TH CENTURYcomprising: an ogee bowlwith double series twist stemand conical foot, 14.5cm high;a similar one, 15cm high; anda Continental wine glass withbell bowl and double knoppeddouble series opaque twiststem, 14.5cm high (3)

£200-300

7 EAA400/202GROUP OF FACETED STEMWINE GLASSESLATE 18TH CENTURYcomprising: a pair withnaively cut and etched swagdecoration, 12cm high; aglass with thumb cut ogeebowl, 14cm high; a thumb cutrounded funnel bowl with cutswags, 12cm high; and a laterglass with a faceted bowl,13cm high (5)

£150-250

13 EAA400/206LARGE WINE GLASSMID 18TH CENTURYwith bell bowl, annularknopped and baluster stem,plain folded foot, 18cm high; aglass with ogee bowl, plainstem and conical folded foot,14.5cm high; and a glass withtrumpet bowl, plain stem andplain conical foot, 15.5cmhigh (3)

£300-500

8 EAA400/201REGENCY GLASS RUMMERthe bucket bowl profuselyengraved with a paneldepicting a scene from Burns’Tam O’ Shanter of his flightacross the bridge onhorseback, the opposingcartouche with monogramand date 1823 and motto‘Friendship’ flanked bydolphins and surmounted bya basket of fruit

16cm high

£300-400

9 EAA400/204WINE GLASS18TH CENTURYthe bell bowl with plain stemwith knop at base and aconical folded foot (2)

10.5cm high

£200-300

10 EAA400/207TWO DOUBLE SERIESOPAQUE TWIST STEM WINEGLASSESMID 18TH CENTURYeach with rounded funnelbowl and plain conical foot,15cm high and 15.5cm high(2)

£200-300

11 EAA400/205TWO CLEAR MULTI SPIRALTWIST WINE GLASSES18TH CENTURYeach with bell bowl andfolded foot, 15cm high and15.5cm high; a later tall glasswith trumpet bowl, multispiral twist stem, 18cm high;and a later Continental glasswith bell bowl, multi spiraltwist stem and conical foot,17.5cm high (4)

£200-300


British and Continental Ceramics

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12 EAA400/209GROUP OF SIX FIRINGGLASSES18TH CENTURYcomprising: an ogee bowlwith double opaque twiststem and beehive foot, 9.5cmhigh; a similar glass, 9cmhigh; a plain glass with funnelbowl, 8.5cm high; two similarglasses, 8cm and 9cm high; aplain glass with ogee bowl,9cm high; a sham dram glasswith bucket bowl, knoppedstem and plain foot, 10.5cmhigh; and a sham dram glasswith trumpet bowl, plain stemand foot, 9cm high (8)

£300-500

18 EAA400/215REGENCY GLASS RUMMEREARLY 19TH CENTURYthe bucket bowl with ovalpanels of monograms, onknopped stem, 13.5cm high; abucket bowl faceted lippedrummer with a band ofstrawberry cut decoration,14.5cm high; a Christeningmug with etched name anddate ‘Richard Oswald Rippeth/Born 5th March 1855’, 11.5cmhigh; and another tallerbaluster mug with etched vinedecoration and initials ‘C.A.P.’to front, knopped stem, 15cmhigh (4)

£200-300

15 EAA400/211GLASS TODDY LIFTER19TH CENTURYwith knopped stem and cutarmorial, 17.5cm long; atoddy lifter of fluted design,etched ‘Richardson Patent’,10.5cm high; a faceted stirrupcup, 17cm high; a leech bowlwith wrythen stem andconical foot, 9cm high; aleech bowl with domed foldedfoot, 9cm high; and a leechbowl with conical folded foot,8cm high (6)

£200-300

16 EAA400/213GROUP OF CORDIALGLASSES18TH CENTURYcomprising: a glass with ogeewrythen bowl with etchedfloral decoration, plain stemand conical folded foot, 15cmhigh; a similar glass, 13cmhigh; another similar glasswithout a wrythen bowl,12.5cm high; a glass withfunnel bowl, plain stem anddomed folded foot, 11cm high;and a glass with ogee bowl,double series opaque airtwiststem and plain conical foot,11cm high (5)

£200-300

17 EAA400/214GLASS SWEETMEAT DISHAND COVERLATE 18TH/EARLY19TH CENTURYwith acorn knop over domedwrythen twist cover, thefooted base with trailed friezeand wrythen twist foot, 20cmhigh; and a set of threeRegency bell bowl rummerswith a band of traileddecoration, 12cm high (4)

£150-250



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14 EAA400/210LACE MAKER’S GLASS LAMP18TH CENTURYthree branches over a funnelwell with gadrooned base,plain stem and plain conicalfoot, 7cm high (damages); alace maker’s glass lamp,three branches over an ovoidwell with gadrooned base,8.5cm high (damages); aglass candlestick withSilesian stem and domed foot,20cm high (foot grounddown); and a miniature oillamp with bands of fluteddecoration, 12cm high (4)

£150-250

22 LB382/2ENGLISH PORCELAINFLOWER ENCRUSTED VASEAND COVER19TH CENTURYof twin handled urn form withreticulated cover, appliedallover with polychromepainted flower decoration andgilt highlights, gilt mark‘1580’

28cm wide, 29cm high

£800-1,200

19 EAC65/2BARR WORCESTER PART PORCELAINDESSERT SERVICECIRCA 1790-1800each item painted with a border of flowersand foliage on a black ground with gilthighlights, incised ‘B’ mark, comprising:nineteen plates, four square dishes, fouroval dishes, two circular dishes, a largeoval dish, and a small circular tureen andcover (31)

£1,000-1,500

20 EY125/4WORCESTER PART DESSERTSERVICELATE 18TH CENTURYeach item with blue borderand gilt highlights, bluecrescent mark, comprising:five square dishes, three ovaldishes, two shaped dishesand thirty plates (40)

£500-700

21 EY125/3COALPORT IMARI PATTERNPART DINNER SERVICEEARLY 19TH CENTURYin the typical palette,decorated with flowers andtrees, unmarked, comprising:eleven ashets, fifty-eightplates, twenty-four bowls, twotureens and covers (95)

£2,000-3,000



and Glass

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and Glass

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24 EAC86/1LARGE COPELAND PARIANURNCIRCA 1850of ovoid form with a widemouth and a relief mouldedbody depicting classicalfigures, on a foliate mouldedfoot, impressed ‘Copeland’mark

58cm high

Exhibited:Stoke-on-Trent City Museum 1983,250th Anniversary of Josiah Spode’sbirth

£400-600

23 EAC86/2LARGE COPELAND &GARRETT PARIAN URNCIRCA 1845of ovoid form with a widemouth and a relief mouldedfrieze depicting classicalfigures, on a foliate mouldedfoot, impressed ‘Copeland &Garrett’ mark

64cm high

Exhibited:Spode Copeland, 1733-1983: Pottersto the Royal Family since 1806’, CityMuseum and Art Gallery, Stoke-on-Trent, May-September 1983

£400-600

26 EAC95/2WORCESTER POLYCHROMEPAINTED LEAF FORM DISH18TH CENTURYdecorated with floral spraysand sprigs

25.5cm wide

£200-300

27 EAC24/24ROYAL WORCESTERMATCHED CASED SIX PIECECOFFEE SETCIRCA 1930each item painted inpolychrome with peacocks ina landscape and gilthighlights, signed by ‘R.Austin’, ‘Jas. Stinton’ and‘W.H. Austin’, date marks for1928, 1929 and 1930

cup 5cm high, saucer9.5cm diameter

£250-400



and Glass

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25 EAC197/1ROYAL WORCESTER TAZZALATE 19TH CENTURYthe shaped circular top over ascrolled baluster column withdomed base on four scrolledfeet, the well decorated withurns in gilt on an ivory groundwith a green and red dragonand mask border, puce mark,pattern ‘1087’

28cm high

£800-1,200

28NEAR PAIR OF LARGE FAIENCE JARDINIERESLATE 19TH CENTURYeach of tapered cylinder form with straight tapered sides,decorated in polychrome glazes with hunt scenes andgeometric bands against a white ground (2)

£600-800



and Glass

29 EAA263/397ITALIAN MAIOLICA SAVONABLUE PAINTED APOTHECARYJARLATE 17TH/EARLY18TH CENTURYof typical form decorated withflowers with inscription ‘Oll.Ros. Omphacini’

20cm high

£300-400

30 EAA328A/2GERMAN PORCELAIN THREEBRANCH CANDELABRUM19TH CENTURYthree scrolled branchesdecorated in polychrome withapplied flowers, over a figuralcolumn of a woman holding achild over a floral appliedbase with gilt highlights,indistinct underglaze bluemark

51cm high

£300-500

31 EAA358/3TWO SÈVRES STYLETREMBLEUSE19TH CENTURYcomprising: a cup, cover andsaucer decorated with apheasant in a landscape, on agreen ground with gilthighlights, blue mark to base,12cm high (cup and cover),15.5cm wide (saucer); and acup, cover and saucer,similarly decorated on a pinkground with gilt highlights,12cm high (cup and cover),16cm wide (saucer) (2)

£700-1,000

32 FA18/5THREE SÈVRES PORCELAINWARES18TH/19TH CENTURYcomprising: a plate with apolychrome painted border offlowers with gilt foliatedecoration, inscribed mark,painted double crossed Lmark, 24cm wide; a plate witha polychrome painted borderof flowers interspersed withfoliate gilt highlights,inscribed marks to base, blueprinted mark, dated 1830, redpainted ‘Chateau de Neuilly’mark, 19.5cm wide; and asaucer decorated with roseson a light blue oeil-de-perdrixground with puce double Lmark beneath a crown withinitials D.R., 14cm wide (3)

£300-500

33 FA18/4SÈVRES PORCELAIN URNLATE 19TH CENTURYof squat ovoid footed formwith allover green and bluespeckled ground between giltbands, inscribed marks,green printed mark, dated1881 and a red printed mark,dated 1882

24cm high

£800-1,200

34 FA18/3SÈVRES PORCELAIN VASEEARLY 20TH CENTURYof ovoid form with flared rim,graduated blue ground withgilt stylised flower andbutterfly decoration, inscribedmark, green printed mark,dated 1912

32.5cm high

£500-800

35 FA18/2SÈVRES PORCELAINCABINET CUP AND SAUCER19TH CENTURYeach item with a polychromepainted border of flowersbetween stylised floraldecorated gilt bands,inscribed marks, blue printedmark, dated 1832 (2)

cup 12.5cm high, saucer15.5cm wide

£400-600

36 EAC95/1MEISSEN POLYCHROMEPAINTED PLATECIRCA 1880the well decorated with twochildren and a womangathering grapes in awoodland scene, surroundedby a blue border with gilthighlights, underglaze bluecrossed swords mark andimpressed marks

22cm diameter

£400-600

36A LB382/4FRENCH SÈVRES STYLEPORCELAIN AND GILT METALMOUNTED DISH19TH CENTURYthe porcelain dish of ovalform with a central panelpolychrome painted with puttiplaying in a garden, fourborder panels painted withfloral sprays and huntingtrophies, on a blue jewelledground with gilt highlights,fitted to a twin handled giltmetal stand with four hooffeet


£300-400



and Glass

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37 FA18/1THREE SÈVRES PORCELAINCUPS AND SAUCERS19TH CENTURYcomprising: a tea cup andsaucer, the cup decorated ingilt to the well with a symbolof music within a polychromepainted border of flowers, theexterior and the saucer with alight blue ground and gilthighlights, incised mark,green printed mark, dated1847, cup 4.5cm high, saucer14.5cm wide; a coffee cup andsaucer, each polychromepainted with a border offlowers on a light blue groundwith gilt and purple paintedhighlights, incised marks,blue printed mark, dated1834, cup 6.5cm high, saucer13cm wide; and a coffee cupand saucer, each polychromepainted with floral sprays on amaroon speckled ground withgilt highlights, inscribedmarks, green printed mark,dated 1864, cup 6.5cm high,saucer 12cm wide (6)

£200-300

38 EAC89/9CONTINENTAL PORCELAINTRAYLATE 19TH CENTURYcentrally painted with twoclassically draped beauties ina landscape, within a giltdecorated border

34cm wide, 26cm deep

£400-600



and Glass

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39 LB382/3SÈVRES STYLE PORCELAINBOX19TH CENTURYof shaped oval form, the coverwith a central panel ofromantic figures in alandscape, signed ‘Roberts’,decorated allover withpolychrome floral sprays onwhite ground with a greenborder, gilt scrolled highlights

29cm wide

£400-600

40-41No lots

ORIENTAL CERAMICS, WORKS OF ARTAND FURNITURE

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42THREE CHINESE BLUE PAINTED PORCELAIN VASES ANDCOVERSTRANSITIONALeach vase of squat baluster form, decorated to the cover withpeaches and pomegranites and to the vase with the ‘ThreeFriends’ pattern of prunus, pine and bamboo (3)

34cm high

£5,000-8,000


Oriental Ceramics, Works of Art

and Furniture

45 FA103/2CHINESE PORCELAIN BLUEPAINTED LIBATION CUP18TH/19TH CENTURYof shaped oval formdecorated with flower spraysand with a floral border, on acarved wood stand

8cm high

£300-400



and Furniture

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43 FA103/1CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE PORCELAINBOTTLE VASE19TH CENTURYdecorated with panels of figures, birds andflowers surrounded by a powder blue ground,the base with underglaze double blueconcentric rings, on a stained carved woodbase

45cm high

£800-1,200

46 EZ337/28LARGE CHINESE FAMILLEROSE EXPORT PORCELAINPLATE18TH CENTURYdecorated in overglazeenamels with flowers andwith gilt highlights

43cm diameter

£150-200

47 EY132/1PAIR OF CHINESE YUANTYPE CELADON VASESeach with globular body andslender neck and foot,moulded floral decoration andlight green glaze (2)

20cm high

£300-500

44 EZ119/4PAIR OF CHINESE BLUE PAINTEDBOTTLE VASES19TH CENTURYeach decorated with two dragonsamidst flowers

31cm high

£500-700

48 EZ119/2CHINESE CANTON FAMILLEROSE VASE AND COVER19TH CENTURYof double gourd form,decorated with opposingpanels of figures in an interiorand birds, butterflies andflowers, on a green, pink andgilt ground, hardwood stand

56cm high

£800-1,200



and Furniture

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49 EZ119/1CHINESE CANTON FAMILLEROSE BOWL19TH CENTURYof circular form, decoratedwith opposing panels offigures in an interior andbirds, butterflies and flowers,on a green, pink and giltground, hardwood stand

41cm diameter

£1,500-2,000

53 EY132/2CHINESE BLUE PAINTEDPORCELAIN BOWL ANDSAUCER FROM THETREASURE OF TEK SINGCIRCA 1822each painted with in lotuspattern, Nagel auction labels,bowl, 15.5cm diameter,saucer, 18.5cm diameter; anda Canton ivory photographframe with foliate carvedframe and strut support,12.5cm high (3)

£150-250

50 EY129/22CHINESE HUNG-HSIEN FAMILLE ROSE SEMI-EGG SHELLPORCELAIN VASEREPUBLICdecorated with Zhong Kui and two attendants, overglazered four character mark within a double square border,wood stand

18cm high

Note:For similar examples see pages 114-122 in H.A. Van Oort, ChinesePorcelain of the 19th and 20th centuries, 1977.

£3,000-5,000

51 EZ120/1THREE CHINESE FAMILLEROSE EXPORT PORCELAINPLATES18TH CENTURYeach decorated withcockerels with a floral border,22.5cm diameter; and twoChinese famille verte exportporcelain plates, each with abasket of flowers with a floralborder, 22.5cm diameter (5)

£400-600

52 EZ119/3THREE CHINESE CANTONFAMILLE ROSE WARES19TH CENTURYcomprising: a vase ofcylindrical form with insweptneck and flared rim,decorated with birds,butterflies and flowers andfigures in an interior, on awood stand, 19cm high; andtwo plates of circular form,with similar decoration, 23cmand 29cm diameter

£200-300

54 EY129/16TWO CHINESE BLUEPAINTED PLATESKANGXIcomprising: a plate decoratedwith figures in a pavillion andgarden setting, similarborder, blue floral and foliatemark to rear, 25.5cmdiameter; a plate decoratedwith figures in a gardensetting, flower and diaperborder, blue six charactermark to base, 20.5cmdiameter; and a later Chineseblue painted plate, decoratedwith a landscape, 21.5cmdiameter (3)

£600-700

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and Furniture

56 EY129/12CHINESE BLUE AND REDPAINTED BOTTLE VASEdecorated with bats andpeaches, Qianlong seal mark,but later

32cm high

£600-800



and Furniture

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55 EY129/14CHINESE MILLE FLEURSPATTERN VASE AND COVER19TH CENTURYthe cover with pointed finial,the vase of baluster form,underglaze double blueconcentric ring mark to base;and a stained wood base

40cm high

£800-1,200

61 EAC22/43CHINESE BLUE PAINTEDVASEdecorated with figurallandscape scenes betweenbands of prunus, converted toa lamp

54cm high

£200-300

58 EY129/9CHINESE BATAVIAN WARESAUCERKANGXIdecorated to the well withstylised flowers, the exteriorwith cafe-au-lait border, witha later flower and bird cutborder, blue mark to base

11.5cm diameter

Note:Similar pieces can be found in thePrinceshoff Museum in theNetherlands. They were cut by aBohemian glass cutter in theNetherlands in circa 1780.

£150-200

59 EY129/6THREE CHINESE BLUEPAINTED DISHESGUANGXU PERIODeach decorated to the welland exterior with a fiveclawed dragon chasing aflaming pearl, underglazeblue six character mark (3)

17cm diameter and26.5cm diameter

£500-700

60 EAC223/1CHINESE BLUE PAINTEDBOWL18TH CENTURYof circular form, decoratedwith a willow tree and apavillion in a landscape,basket weave border, theexterior with sprays ofpeonies

26.5cm diameter

£200-300



and Furniture

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57 EAC42/2LARGE CHINESE FAMILLEROSE PLATE18TH CENTURYthe well and border decoratedin overglaze enamels withflowering chrysanthemumsand rockwork

39cm diameter

£300-500

62 EAC22/42TWO CHINESE FAMILLEVERTE PORCELAIN BOWLS18TH/19TH CENTURYcomprising: a circular bowlwith flared rim, decoratedwith mandarins andattendants in a gardensetting, 21cm diameter; and abowl of circular form, theexterior with birds andflowers, four character markto base, 23cm diameter

£100-200

63 EAC22/41PAIR OF CHINESE FAMILLENOIRE PORCELAIN SLEEVEVASESeach decorated with birds,flowers and rockwork

35cm high

£400-600

64 EAC22/40TWO CHINESE FAMILLEVERTE PORCELAIN PLATESKANGXIcomprising: a plate of shapedcircular form, the welldecorated with a bird, abutterfly and flowers within aprunus border, blue mark toverso, 26.5cm diameter; and acircular plate, the well withfigures in a garden setting,diaper border, red artemisialeaf motif, 24cm diameter

£100-200

65 EAC22/39CHINESE FAMILLE VERTEPORCELAIN VASEof bulbous form withreticulated sides, decoratedwith figural landscape panelswithin a floral diaper border,stained wood stand

11cm high

£100-200

66 EAC22/38CHINESE FAMILLE VERTEPORCELAIN JUGKANGXIof circular footed form,decorated with flowers

18.5cm high

£300-500

67 EAC22/37PAIR OF CHINESE FAMILLEVERTE PORCELAIN BOWLS19TH CENTURYeach of circular form withflared rim, decorated withfigures in an interior setting,the base with underglaze blueartemisia leaf motif within adouble concentric border

21.5cm diameter

£200-300

68 EAC22/36CHINESE FAMILLE VERTEPORCELAIN PLATEKANGXIthe well decorated with a deerbeneath a pine tree and witha flying crane, the border withfurther cranes, the verso withred flower painted rim

35cm diameter

£100-200

69 EAC22/31PAIR OF CHINESE FAMILLEROSE PORCELAIN GARDENSEATS20TH CENTURYeach of ovoid form with redstudded borders, decoratedwith figures in a landscape (2)

48cm high

£300-500

70 EAC22/29CHINESE BLUE PAINTEDPORCELAIN DISHof circular form, decorated tothe centre with yin yang motifsurrounded by waves with apheonix, cloud and dragonborder, bears Kangxi mark tobase

21cm diameter

£100-200

71 EAC22/28CHINESE FAMILLE ROSEPORCELAIN BOWLQING PERIODof shaped circular form,decorated with mandarins inan interior setting, turquoiseglazed well and base, bearsgilt seal mark to base

18cm diameter

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72 EAC22/33CHINESE FAMILLE VERTEPORCELAIN VASE ANDCOVER19TH CENTURYof baluster form, decoratedwith mandarins andattendants in a gardensetting, underglaze doubleblue concentric rings to base

42cm high

£300-500



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73 EAC22/32CHINESE CANTON FAMILLEROSE PORCELAIN TEMPLEJAR AND COVER19TH CENTURYof squat baluster form,decorated with mandarinsand attendants in a gardensetting, butterfly and rosepainted borders

62cm high

£400-600

77 EAC194/1PAIR OF CHINESE FAMILLEVERTE VASES19TH CENTURYeach vase of square taperingsection decorated with birdsand flowers

30cm high

£1,000-1,500

75 LB400/26CHINESE BLUE AND IRONRED PORCELAIN BASIN20TH CENTURYcentrally decorated with aniron-red dragon against bluewaves, within a white bandwith four further iron reddragons amidst clouds, therim with waves, six charactermark to base

42cm diameter

£ TO COME

76 EZ341/6LARGE CHINESE PAINTINGOF BUDDHIST HELL19TH CENTURYof rectangular form, depictinga variety of torturepunishments inflicted uponsouls and presided over bythe Ruler of Hell in hispagoda, in an ebonised frame

90cm x 163cm

£500-700



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74 EAC22/34CHINESE CELADON GROUNDTEMPLE JAR AND COVER19TH CENTURYof squat baluster form,decorated in relief with whiteslip with peaches,pomegranates, cranes,bamboo, prunus and flowers

61cm high

£2,000-3,000

78 FA48/4PAIR OF CHINESE POLYCHROME PAINTED DRAGON ANDPHOENIX BOWLSGUANGXU PERIODthe well painted with a five clawed dragon, the exterior witha dragon chasing a flaming pearl and a phoenix between ascroll border and a wave design border, red six charactermark

16.5cm diameter

Provenance:A Private English Collection.

Note:A similar pair of bowls sold at Christie’s South Kensington on 6thNovember 2009, lot 42.

£1,200-1,500

79 FA48/3PAIR OF CHINESE EXPORT MINIATURE PORCELAIN FISHBOWLSGUANGXUeach of squat ovoid form, decorated to the well with goldfishand pond weeds, the exterior with four pseudo armorialsbetween floral gilt borders, red six character mark

16cm wide, 13.5cm high


£400-600



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81 EAC194/2CHINESE BLUE GLAZEDCONGLATE 19TH/EARLY20TH CENTURYof square section withelephant form handles,decorated in gilt highlightswith flowers in urns to oneside and with deer and birdsin a landscape

29cm high

£600-800

83 EAC149/2CHINESE BLUE PAINTEDTULIP VASE19TH CENTURYlobed five sided bottle shapedform with artichoke finial,decorated with flowers

22cm high

£800-1,200

82 EAC164/1CHINESE CANTON CABBAGEPATTERN BOWL19TH CENTURYthe well centrally decoratedwith a Shou motif, surroundedby butterflies, flowers andcabbage leaves

34.5cm diameter

£300-500

80 FA48/2GOOD CHINESE EXPORTFAMILLE ROSE MONTEITHQIANLONG PERIODof shaped oval form,decorated to each side withpeony and magnolia blossomsamidst rockwork, above asplayed foot with floral panelsinterspersed by blue and redpanels

33cm wide


Note:A similar pattern but largerMonteith sold at Christie’s, New Yorkon the 26th January, 2010, lot 47.

£8,000-12,000

87 EAA493/2CHINESE RED FLAMBÉ VASE18TH CENTURYthe tall slender neck withflared rim over an ovoid body

26cm high

£500-700

84 FA48/1LARGE CHINESE EXPORTFAMILLE ROSE WINECOOLERQIANLONG PERIODof oval baluster form withtwin lion’s head handles,decorated to each side withchrysanthemums and otherflowers, above a border oflotus leaves, the spreadingfoot with diaperworkdecoration and smallcartouche panels withlandscape scenes, the insiderim with a border of scrollsdecorated with geometricforms and stylised flowers

38cm wide


Note:A similar wine cooler sold at Lyon &Turnbull on the 9th December 2009,lot 79.

£8,000-12,000

85 EAC14/1CHINESE PROVINCIALGINGER JAR AND COVER18TH CENTURYdecorated with a pheonix andflowers

27cm high

£500-700

86 EAA499/14CHINESE CELADON GUANWARE BOWLof shallow form with inciseddecoration

28.5cm diameter

£200-300



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88 EAC206/5LARGE CHINESE FAMILLEROSE PORCELAIN VASE19TH CENTURYof baluster form withmoulded decoration on agreen ground, depicting aphoenix, butterflies andpeonies to one side and aDaoist Immortal with a childholding a peach and with adeer and bats beneath apavillion in the clouds

60cm high

Provenance:Archibald Stirling of Keir, KeirHouse, Dunblane.Sold Christie’s house sale, 22nd May1995, lot 998.

£800-1,200

89 EAC199/3FOUR CHINESE FAMILLEROSE PORCELAIN DISHES19TH CENTURYcomprising: a pair of plates ofshaped oval form decoratedwith a seated man andcharacter marks within abutterfly and floral border, theexterior border with peachesand bats, 21.5cm wide; andtwo matched dishes ofshaped oval form withturquoise glazed wells andfloral exterior borders, 26cmwide (4)

£300-500

90 EAA349A/17LARGE CHINESE EXPORTFAMILLE ROSE PORCELAINMUG18TH/19TH CENTURYthe central scene of amandarin and his attendants,surrounded by floral sprays

12.5cm high

£200-400



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91 EAA263/306CHINESE BLUE PAINTEDBOTTLE VASE19TH CENTURYdecorated with birds,butterflies and flowers, metalrim and footrim

522cm high

£400-600



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92 EAA411/14CHINESE WUCAI GU FORMVASEPROBABLY KANGXIdecorated with dragonscavorting amidst flowers,bearing Chenghua mark tobase

32m high

£300-400

93 EAA263/332CHINESE BLUE PAINTEDPORCELAIN VASEKANGXIof baluster form, decoratedwith figures and boys in aninterior, double blueconcentric ring marks to base

33cm high

£1,500-2,000

94 EAA349A/3LARGE CHINESE PORCELAINBLUE AND WHITE BOTTLEVASE19TH CENTURYhaving a long slender neckpainted in underglaze bluewith keyfret borders and stiffleaves over a globular bodypainted with scrolling lotus,peonies and lingzhi,unmarked

49cm high

£4,000-6,000



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95 EAC22/30CHINESE CLOISONNÉENAMEL TEA KETTLE ANDCOVER19TH CENTURYof circular form with twohandles and spout, gilt metalmounts, decorated inpolychrome with bats andmythical creatures on a blueground

27cm high

£300-500

96 FA022/1CHINESE EXPORT REVERSEPAINTING ON GLASS OFHONG KONG HARBOURMID 19TH CENTURYnaively painted with steamships, Naval ships and junksin front of the town and thehill with flags of the variouslegations, in a gilt frame

22cm x 1.5cm

£1,000-1,500



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104 EAC159/1PAIR OF CHINESE BRONZELION DOGS19TH CENTURYthe male with foot raised on aball, the female with footraised on her cub, each on awood stand (2)

16.5cm high

£500-700

105 EAA470/33COLLECTION OF CHINESETEXTILES19TH CENTURYcomprising: a lady’s weddinggown, in red and green,decorated with phoenixes,butterflies and flowers; amustard yellow wall hangingwith central landscape sceneand floral sprays; a greenpanel decorated with a batand scrollwork; a panel of afigures in a landscape; and apair of stacked sole shoes (6)

£400-600

106 EAA470/32BTHREE CHINESE PAINTEDSCROLLS19TH CENTURYcomprising: a scroll with aflowering chrysanthemumwith rockwork and prunus,character marks and sealmarks, 100cm x 41cm; ascroll with insects on aflowering tree with rockwork,character and seal marks,88cm x 40cm; and a scroll ofa bird seated on a floweringbranch, character and sealmarks, 96cm x 59cm

£200-300

101 EAC22/27TWO CHINESE HARDWOODCOSMETIC BOXEScomprising: a brass boundbox with handles with ahinged cover enclosing a foldout mirror above wing doorsrevealing a fitted interior ofdrawers, 39cm wide, 22cmhigh, 28cm deep; and a brassbound box with carry handles,the hinged cover withattached mirror over threedrawers, 29cm wide, 20cmhigh, 23cm deep

£200-300

102 EAC204/1CHINESE CLOISONNÉENAMEL BOWL18TH/19TH CENTURYthe bowl of circular lobedform with shaped rim,decorated in polychrome on ablue ground, the welldecorated with a lotus,surrounded by a border oflotus and pond weeds, theexterior with stylised lotusand scroll decoration,hardwood stand

22.5cm diameter

£300-400

103 EAC182/2CHINESE CLOISONNÉENAMEL BOWL19TH CENTURYof circular form, the welldecorated with a kylinsurrounded by Buddhistemblems, the exterior withstylised floral scroll work

20.5cm diameter

£150-250

97 EZ120/2GROUP OF IVORY CARVINGS19TH CENTURYcomprising: a Chinese puzzleball, lacking stand, 6.5cmlong; a Chinese box withcarved figural cover, 9cmlong; a Chinese needle casewith dragon, butterfly and birddecoration, 8.5cm long; aChinese figure of a man anddog, 3cm high; an appleshaped box, 4cm high; and amarriage box with miniaturesof a man and a woman, 9.5cmwide (6)

£200-300

98 EZ119/6CHINESE ROSE QUARTZFIGURE OF A LAUGHINGBUDDHAin a seated position, on ahardwood stand

5.5cm high

£100-150

99 EZ119/5CHINESE IVORY GAMESCOMPENDIUM19TH CENTURYvarious carved ivory gamescontained within a squareform lacquer box with giltfloral decoration

32cm square

£300-500

100 EAC22/46CHINESE PAINTED HANGINGSCROLLdepicting pine trees in alandscape, character and sealmarks

137cm x 82cm

£300-500

108 EAA477/1CHINESE CLOISONNÉ ENAMELLAMPLATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURYwith globular body and slender neckwith gilt metal mounts, decoratedwith polychrome floweringchrysanthemums, peonies, lilies anda butterfly on a blue ground

51cm high

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107 EAC199/1CHINESE CANTON ENAMELCADDY19TH CENTURYof waisted rectangular form,decorated in polychrome withopposing panels of figures in alandscape within a yellow foliatescrolled border

20cm high

£400-600

110 EAC192/1CHINESE EMBROIDEREDSILKWORK PANEL19TH CENTURYof rectangular form,decorated with a multitude ofbirds with a tree, rockworkand flowering branches, in alater frame

panel 43cm x 33cm

£600-800

111 EAA470/32AANCESTOR PORTRAIT BOOK18TH CENTURY AND LATERdepicting assorted portraits ofmen and women, contained ina folio

30cm square

£300-500

112 EAA470/32PAIR OF CHINESEANCESTRAL PORTRAITS OFA MANDARIN AND HIS WIFE18TH CENTURYeach dressed in an elaboratecostume and seated on achair

123cm x 45cm

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113 EAA411/3CHINESE CARVED MARBLEFIGURE OF LAOZHIsitting astride an ox andholding a ruyi sceptre,accompanied with a boycarrying a gourd with a batand a phoenix, on a stand

30cm high

£300-400

109 EAB2/1CHINESE CLOISONNÉENAMEL BULB POT ANDCOVERLATE 19TH/EARLY20TH CENTURYprofusely decorated inpolychrome with flowers, on astained wood base

36cm high

£1,000-1,500

114 EAA470/27CHINESE RED LACQUER BOX ON STAND19TH CENTURYwith parcel gilt chinoiserie decoration throughout, thelobed circular box with a lifting lid, raised on fourcabriole legs united by a peripheral stretcher


£3,000-5,000



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115 EAC22/4CHINESE RED LACQUER ALTARTABLE19TH CENTURYthe long rectangular top raised onscroll end supports

188cm wide, 85cm high, 50cm deep

£400-600

116 EAC22/25CHINESE CARVED WOODDAYBEDLATE 19TH/EARLY20TH CENTURYthe pierced back carved inhigh relief with scrollingdragons, clouds and foliageabove a panelled seat, raisedon cabriole legs surmountedby masks and ending in clawand ball feet

184cm wide

£400-600See illustration opposite

117 EAC22/26CHINESE ELM OPIUM BEDLATE 19TH CENTURY/EARLY20TH CENTURYthe 3/4 galleriedback above arattan seat, raised on squarecabriole legs

187cm wide

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118 EAC22/21CHINESE CARVEDROSEWOOD WHAT-NOT19TH CENTURYthe marble inset square topabove an ornate piercedfrieze, raised on mouldedsupports united by two dishedundertiers, ending in clawand ball feet


£400-600

119 EAC22/20CHINESE CARVED HARDWOODDISPLAY CABINET19TH CENTURYthe rectangular top above anarrangement of pierced galleriedtiers and two foliate carvedpanelled cupboard doors, raisedon moulded square legs unitedby an openwork scroll carvedapron


£800-1,200

120 EAC22/22CHINESE LACQUER LEATHERTRUNKEARLY 20TH CENTURYwith brass side handles, thehinged lid enclosing a lined voidinterior


£100-200

121 EAC22/16CHINESE CARVED HARDWOODJARDINERE STANDLATE 19TH CENTURYthe shaped marble inset topabove a pierced frieze carvedwith foliage and exotic birds,raised on cabriole legs united bya dished undertier and ending indragon carved feet


£400-600



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122 EAC22/19CHINESE CARVED ROSEWOODJARDINIERE STANDLATE 19TH CENTURYthe marble inset circular topwith a bead moulded edgeabove a foliate carved piercedfrieze, raised on stiff leafcarved cabriole legs, united byan undertier and ending inclaw and ball feet

40cm diameter, 92cm high

£300-500

123 EAC22/8CHINESE ROSEWOODJARDINIERE STANDLATE 19TH CENTURYthe dish top above anopenwork frieze raised onslender shaped legs united bya peripheral stretcher


£300-500



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127 EAC22/7CHINESE CARVEDROSEWOOD LOW TABLELATE 19TH CENTURYthe marble inset rectangulartop with a bead mouldededge, above a pierced foliatescroll carved frieze, raised onmoulded legs ending in clawand ball feet


£300-500

125 EAC22/15CHINESE CARVEDROSEWOOD STANDLATE 19TH CENTURYthe shaped marble inset topwith a bead moulded edge,above an ornate piercedfoliate carved frieze, raised oncabriole legs ending in clawand ball feet


£300-500

126 EAC22/9CHINESE CARVEDROSEWOOD STANDLATE 19TH CENTURYthe circular top with an insetmarble panel above an openwork frieze carved withfoliage and exotic birds,raised on leaf carved cabriolelegs united by a stretcher


£300-500

124 EAC22/18CHINESE CARVEDROSEWOOD SIDE CABINETLATE 19TH CENTURYthe associated mouldedrectangular top above anornate foliate relief carvedfront fitted with two panelledcupboard doors, opening toreveal shelves and two shortdrawers, raised on stile feetunited by a pierced apron


£400-600



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129 EAC22/5NEAR PAIR OF CHINESECARVED HARDWOODJARDINIERE STANDSLATE 19TH CENTURYThe shaped marble inset topsabove ornate foliate carvedpierced friezes, raised oncarved cabriole legs united byundertiers and ending in clawand ball feet (2)

55cm wide, 58cm and 59cm high

£800-1,200

128 EAC22/12CHINESE ROSEWOODSCHOLAR’S DESKLATE 19TH CENTURYthe cleated rectangular topraised on twin pedestalsupports each with two shortdrawers and moulded squarelegs raised on openworkgeometric undertiers


£800-1,200



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130 EAC22/14CHINESE CARVEDROSEWOOD ALTAR TABLE19TH CENTURYthe marble inset rectangulartop above a gadrooned andfoliate scroll carved frieze,raised on moulded squarelegs


£2,000-3,000

131 EAC22/13PAIR OF CHINESE CARVEDROSEWOOD AND MARBLESTANDSEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe circular top with pinkmarble inserts over a piercedfrieze carved with flowers andstylised leaves, raised on tallfoliate carved serpentine legsjoine by stretchers andterminating on claw and ballfeet

92cm high

£800-1,200

136 EAC22/6CHINESE CARVEDROSEWOOD STANDLATE 19TH CENTURYthe bead moulded marbleinset shaped circular topabove a fruit and foliatecarved pierced frieze, raisedon cabriole legs united by ashaped stretcher and endingin claw and ball feet


£300-500

134 EAC22/11CHINESE ROSEWOOD LOWTABLE19TH CENTURYthe cleated rectangular topabove an openwork frieze,raised on moulded cabriolelegs, 48cm wide, 26cm high,34cm deep; together withanother Chinese rosewoodlow table, 19th century, raisedon square legs, 41cm wide,45cm high, 30cm deep (2)

£200-300

135 EAC22/10CHINESE CARVEDROSEWOOD STANDLATE 19TH CENTURYthe bead moulded circularmarble inset top above afoliate carved openworkfrieze, raised on bamboocarved splayed legs


£300-500



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132 FA347/9SET OF CHINESE ROSEWOOD QUARTETTO TABLES19TH CENTURYeach rectangular recess moulded top over a piercedfloral carved frieze raised on straight squared legsending on incurved feet and united by a peripheralstretcher

Largest 49cm wide, 71cm high, 35cm deep

£800-1,200

133 EAC22/45CHINESE GREEN PAINTEDHARDWOOD ALTAR TABLELATE 19TH CENTURYthe cleated rectangular topabove an openwork scrollcarved frieze, raised onmoulded square legs


£300-500

137 EAC22/1CHINESE CARVED ROSEWOOD TRIPOD TABLE19TH CENTURYthe circular marble inset top above a pierced foliateand fruit carved frieze, raised on an ornate columnsupport carved in high relief with a dragon, raisedon three cabriole legs surmounted by fu lion masksand terminating in claw and ball feet


£4,000-6,000



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139 EAC22/3CHINESE CARVEDROSEWOOD ARMCHAIR19TH CENTURYthe shaped back with apierced splat carved with adeer, exotic bird, a bat, andscrolling foliage, above a solidseat, raised on mouldedsquare legs united by aperipheral stretcher

95cm

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138 EAC22/2CHINESE ELM ARMCHAIRLATE 19TH CENTURYthe square back with carvedpanelled splat and scrollarms, above a cleated solidseat, raised on splayed legsunited by a peripheralstretcher

£300-500

142 EAA411/17JAPANESE KATANA AND WAKIZAISHIEDO/MEIJI PERIODthe katana with tempered single edged blade, gilt metal habaki and seppa,the white ray skin grip bound in traditional cord enclosing a menuki oneach side of a grotesque beast, gilt metal tsuba decorated with seatedfigures and warriors, signed; the pommel of pierced and decorated giltmetal, contained in its black lacquer scabbard with gilt oak leaf mondesign, blade 69cm long; the wakizaishi with tempered single edged blade,white metal habaki, gilt metal seppa, the white ray skin grip bound intraditional cord enclosing a menuki on each side of a grotesque beast, giltmetal tsuba decorated with figures, contained in its black lacquer scabbardwith oak leaf mon design and enclosed kozuka with signed blade and gripdecorated with figures swimming, wakizaishi blade 45cm long, kozukablade 11cm long (2)

£1,000-1,500



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147 EAA349A/18JAPANESE KRAAK BLUEPAINTED PORCELAINCHARGER17TH/18TH CENTURYof circular form, decorated tothe well with an urn offlowers, surrounded by afloral and foliate border

45.5cm diameter

£500-800

144 EAC17/31FOUR JAPANESE CARVEDIVORY FIGURESMEIJI PERIODcomprising: a man with amonkey on his shoulder,16cm high; a farmer holdingtools, character marks, 14mhigh; a man pumping waterout of a basin, charactermarks, 13cm high; and atravelling man, wearing a hatand holding a stick and alantern, character marks,13cm high (4)

£500-600

145 EAC164/2JAPANESE IMARIPORCELAIN BOWLMEIJI PERIODof shaped circular form, thewell decorated with aflowering urn, the interior andexterior border with opposinglandscape scenes and panelsof horses within profuselydecorated floral scrollwork

31cm diameter

£200-300

146 EAA349A/19TWO JAPANESE KRAAKBLUE PAINTED PORCELAINCHARGERS17TH/18TH CENTURYeach of circular form,decorated to the well with anurn of flowers, surrounded bya floral and foliate border

42cm diameter

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143 FA2/2JAPANESE CARVED IVORYNETSUKEMEIJI PERIODdepicting an actor wearing anoh mask and holding a staff,red character marks incartouche to rear

5.5cm high

£300-500

148 EAC182/1FIVE INDIAN PAINTEDMINIATURES19TH CENTURYeach oval view painted en-grisaille on ivory depictingvarious Indian landmarksincluding the Taj Mahal,Qutub Minar, Red Fort, andHumayun’s Tomb, in giltmetal frames

4.5cm x 5.5cm

£300-500

149 EAC42/6PAIR OF INDIAN MINIATUREPAINTINGS19TH CENTURYeach miniature of oval form,watercolour on ivory,depicting a famous building,within a foliate carvedhardwood stand

miniature 7.5cm x 12cm

£250-350

150 EAC22/35SOUTH EAST ASIAN BRASSFIGURE OF A BHODHISATTVAwearing an elaborate crownand necklace and seated on alotus throne

58cm high

£400-600

151 EAC22/17BURMESE CARVED WOODPANEL17TH/18TH CENTURYthe arched panel carved inhigh relief with exotic birds,animals, and mythologicalbeasts centred by the figureof a deity


£300-500

152 EAA499/2KASHAN BOWL13TH CENTURY AND LATERof globular form, decoratedwith black geometric lines ona turquoise ground, 12cmhigh; and a Kashan bowl, withblack lines on a turquoiseground, 14cm diameter,6.5cm high (2)

£300-500

153 EAA499/1PERSIAN CERAMIC TILE19TH CENTURYdecorated in relief in blue,turquoise and pink with ahorse, rider and hawk in afloral landscape

13.5cm wide, 20cm high

£300-500

154 EAA411/1THREE IZNIK PLATES17TH CENTURYeach decorated in polychromewith flowers

25.5cm - 29.5cm diameter

£400-600

155 FA2/4JAPANESE BRONZEDTERACOTTA BOWLMEIJI PERIODof lotus form, impressed sealmark to base

19.5cm wide, 11.5cm high

£250-350

156 EZ337/31JAPANESE IMARIPORCELAIN BLEEDINGBOWL18TH CENTURYthe well decorated with apavillion, the border withrabbits and flowers

28cm diameter

£250-350

157 EAC159/2JAPANESE BRONZE DRAGONEDO PERIODdepicting a dragon holding ajewel amidst waves, charactermarks to base

5cm high

£200-300

158 FA022/2PAIR OF SOUTH EAST ASIANBRONZE LIONSeach in standing position withlarge gilt mains (2)

20cm high

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159 EZ325/17EJAPANESE BRONZE FIGURE OF ABODHISATTVA ON A LIONMEIJI PERIODthe bodhisattva, probably Monju, in seatedposition with one leg crossed and holding ascroll, the lion standing on all four legs, signedpanel to chest

22cm high

£300-500

160-161No lots

165 EZ607/72TWO HAND COLOUREDLITHOGRAPHS AFTER JOSEFWOLF AND DANIEL GIRAUDELLIOTMID/LATE 19TH CENTURY‘Tufted Cormorant’ and‘Burrough’s Vulture’, from‘The new and heretoforeunfigured species of the Birdsof North America’, printed byBowen & Co., Philadelphia,1866-1869, neatly inscribedwith common names, laiddown, framed and glazed

42cm x 36cm

£300-400

162 EZ607/73FOUR HAND COLOUREDLITHOGRAPHS AFTERDANIEL GIRAUD ELLIOTMID/LATE 19TH CENTURYtitled ‘White HeadedWoodpecker’, ‘Allied Wren’,‘Black-Breasted Woodpecker’,and ‘Flammulated Owl’, from‘The new and heretoforeunfigured species of the Birdsof North America’, printed byBowen & Co., Philadelphia,1866-1869, neatly inscribedwith common names, laiddown, framed and glazed

52cm x 38cm

£600-800

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164 EZ607/74FOUR HAND COLOUREDLITHOGRAPHS AFTER JOSEFWOLF AND DANIEL GIRAUDELLIOTMID/LATE 19TH CENTURY‘Western Gull and CalifornianGull’, ‘Parrot-billed Auk’,‘Latham’s Guillemot’ and‘Skua Gull’, from ‘The newand heretofore unfiguredspecies of the Birds of NorthAmerica’, printed by Bowen &Co., Philadelphia, 1866-69,neatly inscribed with commonnames, laid down, framed andglazed

42cm x 36cm and 36cm x 42cm

£600-800

163 EZ607/75TWO HAND COLOUREDLITHOGRAPHS AFTER JOSEFWOLFMID/LATE 19TH CENTURYtitled ‘Greenland Falcon’ and‘Band-Tail Hawk’, from ‘Thenew and heretofore unfiguredspecies of the Birds of NorthAmerica’, printed by Bowen &Co., Philadelphia, 1866-1869,neatly inscribed with commonnames, laid down, framed andglazed

50cm x 41cm

£300-500

166 EZ607/71TWO HAND COLOUREDLITHOGRAPHS AFTERDANIEL GIRAUD ELLIOTMID/LATE 19TH CENTURYtitled ‘Baird’s Cormorant’ and‘Sooty Petrel and PacificSlooty Petrel’, from ‘The newand heretofore unfiguredspecies of the Birds of NorthAmerica’, printed by Bowen &Co., Philadelphia, 1866-69,neatly inscribed with commonnames, laid down, framed andglazed

43cm x 56cm

£400-600

170 EZ607/56TWO HAND COLOUREDLITHOGRAPHS AFTER JOSEFWOLFMID/LATE 19TH CENTURYtitled ‘Incomparable Bird ofParadise’ and ‘Great SickleBird of Paradise’, by J. Smit,from Elliot’s ‘A Monograph ofthe Paradisieidae, or Birds ofParadise’, published 1873,D.G. Elliot, New York, neatlyinscribed with commonnames, laid down, framed andglazed

56.5cm x 44cm

£600-800

167 EZ607/68SIX HAND COLOUREDLITHOGRAPHS AFTER JOSEFWOLFMID/LATE 19TH CENTURYtitled ‘Great Bower Bird’,‘Dull-coloured Bower Bird’,‘Large Bill Cat Bird’‘Kerauden’s Manucude’,‘Spotted Bower Bird’ and‘Least Cat Bird’, by J. Smit,from Elliot’s ‘A Monograph ofthe Paradiseidae, or Birds ofParadise’, published 1873 byD.G Elliot, New York, neatlyinscribed with commonnames, laid down, framed andglazed

57.5cm x 45cm

£1,000-1,500

168 EZ607/70TWO HAND COLOUREDLITHOGRAPHS AFTER JOSEFWOLF AND DANIEL GIRAUDELLIOTMID/LATE 19TH CENTURYtitled ‘Gray Sea Eagle’ and‘Northern Sea Eagle’, from‘The new and heretoforeunfigured species of the Birdsof North America’, printed byBowen & Co., Philadelphia,1866-69, neatly inscribed withcommon names, laid down,framed and glazed

57cm x 45cm

£400-600

169 EZ607/69TWO HAND COLOUREDLITHOGRAPHS AFTER JOSEFWOLFMID/LATE 19TH CENTURYtitled ‘Wattled bird ofparadise’, ‘Queen Victoria’sRifle bird’, by J. Smit, fromElliot’s ‘A Monograph of theParadisieidae, or Birds ofParadise’, published 1873, D.G. Elliot, New York, neatlyinscribed with commonnames, laid down, framed andglazed

48cm x 39cm

£500-700


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171 EZ326/6FOUR PIRANESI PRINTScomprising: Veduta dellaCurio Ostilia; Veduta delSepolcro della FamigliaPlauzia; Veduta dell’ Arco diCostantine e dell’ AnfiteatroFlavio detti il Coloseo; andTempi del Sole e della Luna, ocome altri, dIside e Serapi

each 40cm x 60cm

£1,000-1,500

172 EZ792/10POSSIBLY SPANISH OR MEXICAN COLONIALSCHOOL (17TH CENTURY)THE VIRGIN MARY & CHRIST APPEARING TOTHE KNEELING NIKOLAUS VON TOLENTINOoil on panel, depicted in a landscape withcapsized boats, two churches, smashedportraits and a crest with the intials Mceevh- DERSLC; together with The Infant Christpresenting an engagement ring to Katarina,a pair (2)

61cm x 153cm

£2,000-3,000


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176 EAC109/1PAINTED GLASS LANDSCAPEPANEL18TH CENTURYof retangular form, depictingfigures beside a house andtree with a river and boats

34cm x 48cm

£400-600

174 FA1/32THREE PRINTScomprising: a print portraittitled ‘Caroli Regis MagnaBritaniae pictor antverpieanatus’, after Van Dyck, by L.Vorsterman, 17th century,26cm x 16cm; a print portraittitled ‘Prof Dr. A. Menzel’,facsimile signature, afterGustav Eilers, circa 1889,30cm x 21cm; and a printdepicting three ladies, afterAdolf Menzel, circa 1887,30cm x 23cm

£200-300

175 FA1/16PAIR OF PRINTS OFBRITISH NOBLEMEN AFTERG. KNELLER18TH CENTURYdepicting ‘John, Earl of Mar’and ‘James, Earl of Seafield’,by I. Smith, dated 1707, in anebonised and giltwood frame

45cm x 31cm

£150-250


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173 EZ792/13CONTINENTAL SCHOOL(17TH CENTURY)AFTER THE CRUCIFIXIONoil on panel

45 x 117cm

£500-800

177 EAC157/2FRENCH MINIATURE OFNAPOLEON III BY AIMÉEEUGÉNIE DELVILLE-CORDIERCIRCA 1858of oval form, depicting theEmperor in dress uniform, ina gilt metal framesurmounted with a ribbon(cracked)

15cm x 12cm

Note:Aimée Eugénie Delville-Cordier wasactive in France and exhibited at theSalon between 1853-1882.Thisminiature is after the painting byFranz Xaver Winterhalter ofNapoleon III painted in 1852.

£500-700

178 EAB3/4LARGE COLLECTION OF PORTRAIT MINATURES BYELIZABETH BROCKBANK R.M.S. (1882-1949)EARLY/MID 20TH CENTURYcomprising: a variety of miniatures on ivory and vellumof landscapes, flower studies and portraits in assortedshapes and sizes, including a portrait of GeorgesLascelles (elder son of H.R.H. Princess Mary) as ababy; a framed facsimile letter from Queen Mary; and aframed newspaper article (32)Note:Elizabeth Brockbank was a Yorkshire artist. She exhibited herworks at the Royal Academy in London, the Royal Scottish Academyin Edinburgh and many other domestic and international galleries.In 1918 she was elected a member of the Royal Miniature Painter’sSociety. In the 1920’s she was asked, alongside other prominentartists of the day, to paint a miniature for the Queen’s dolls’ house.

£3,000-5,000


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179 FA1/31REGENCY SILKWORKPICTURECIRCA 1810of oval form depicting a ladywith her child seated in aninterior setting, rectangularverre églomisé mount and giltwood frame

30.5cm x 25cm

£150-250

180 EAA391/6REVERSE PAINTEDPORTRAIT ON GLASS18TH CENTURYof an aristrocrat depicted witha large wig and dressed inermine, wearing the Order ofthe Garter chain and holdinga General’s baton, in a carvedwood frame

31cm x 26cm

£200-300

181 FA1/30PAIR OF BAROQUE STYLEGILT METAL FRAMEDMIRRORScomprising: a mirror withbevelled plate and ornatefoliate scrolled frame above ashell motif, 31cm x 33.5cm;and a mirror with plain platewith ornate foliate scrolledframe, 29.5cm x 22cm (2)

£150-250

182 FA1/29PAIR OF PAPIER MACHEFOLDING BRACKETSeach decorated withchinoiserie scenes in gilthighlights on a black ground(2)

24.5cm wide, 19.5cm high

£150-250

183 FA1/26FOUR SCENT BOTTLES19TH CENTURY AND LATERcomprising: an imari paletteporcelain bottle with whitemetal lid and engraved ‘C.C.TO L.M.’, 8cm high; apolychrome glass bottle offlattened circular form withmatched stopper, 10cm high;a Bohemian white opaqueglass bottle and stopper, oflobed form with gilthighlights, 15cm high; and aContinental silver and glassbottle and stopper, 10.5cmhigh (4)

£200-300

184 FA1/8PAIR OF FRENCH AMETHYSTGLASS VASESeach of tapered section withglobular bottom with gilt ivyleaf and line decoration (2)

29cm high

£200-300

185 EZ337/20GROUP OF BRASS ANDCOPPER RENAISSANCEREVIVAL FURNITUREMOUNTS19TH CENTURYeach depicting a classicalscene and another floraldecorated copper mount (14)

£1,000-1,500

186 EZ871/16CARVED AND POLYCHROMEDWOOD TOBACCO FIGURE19TH CENTURYdepicting a figure of a NativeAmerican with moveable arm,label to base

55cm high

£300-500

187 EZ871/1SHIP’S WHEEL19TH CENTURYof typical form, with brassmounts

156cm wide

£400-600


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188 FA1/2FRENCH GILTMETAL ANDCRYSTAL CHANDELIEREARLY 20TH CENTURYwith an openwork triformstem from which issue sixoutscrolling branches

70cm wide, 76cm drop

£300-500


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193 EAC89/6PAIR OF BRONZE FIGURALLAMPSOF RECENT MANUFACTUREeach with three classicalfemale terms on a shapedtriform white marble plinthand hexagonal base, raisedon bun feet

54cm high

£400-600

190 EZ337/27PAIR OF BRASSCANDLESTICKS19TH CENTURYeach with knopped columnand wide domed base

29cm high

£200-300

191 EZ845/20VICTORIAN LACQUEREDBRASS AND IRON FENDER19TH CENTURYthe adjustable fendersurmounted by laurel wreathurns

116cm wide

£400-600

192 EZ337/17SCOTTISH NEEDLEWORKSAMPLER BY MARGARETPENDERCIRCA 1830with alphabet over a verseinscription and foliate andbird motifs within a foliateborder with dedication ‘Taughtin Miss Mary Gibson’s SchoolFalkirk’

40cm x 29cm

£200-300

189 FA1/13FRENCH FEATHER PICTURE19TH CENTURYthe glazed foreground withtrees, bushes and birds ofparadise, signed ‘Azzoya R’,the background with storks ina pond and a landscape, in agiltwood frame

24.5cm x 20.5cm

£300-500


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197 LB387/1TWO RACING WHIPSLATE 19TH CENTURY15ct gold mounts withengraved monogram ‘HCL.’,92cm long; and a whip with15ct gold mounts, initials‘HCL’, retailed by T. Callow &Son, Park Lane, 91cm longProvenance:From the Christies SouthKensington sale of the Property ofthe Rt. Hon. The Earl of Lonsdale onTuesday December 2nd, 1980, lot103 and 108.

£150-200

194 EAC42/15MOUNTED TAXIDERMY SALMONEARLY 20TH CENTURYrealistically painted and mounted, inscribed ‘1903 by P.M.Coats, in the Kilmoo Hole Upper Stobhall Water of the Tay,Length 50 inches, Girth 32 inches, Weight 51 lbs, Wilkinson (no.7), Record for the Season’


£800-1,200

195 EAC42/3LARGE CROCODILE SKINCASE BY JOHN BAGSHAW &SONS, MAKERS, LIVERPOOLEARLY 20TH CENTURYof rectangular form withinitials ‘McC’, the fittedinterior with silver mountedcontainers


£200-300

196 EAC82/1A CAST METAL PORTRAITPLAQUE OF THOMASCARLYLE BY STUARTBURNETT A.R.S.A.(1853-1888)LATE 19TH CENTURYof rectangular form depictingthe sitter in profile, inscribed‘Stuart Burnett/ a.r.s.a./ 1886’,in an ebonised frame

29cm x 21cm

£300-500

198 LB387/9FOUR CARRIAGE WHIPSLATE 19TH/EARLY20TH CENTURYstamped Swaine & Adenny,145cm long excluding tail; awhip with silver mounts,140cm long excluding tail; awhip with nickel mounts,155cm long excluding tail;and a whip with nickelmounts, 155cm longexcluding tail

£150-250

204 FA101/120 BORE SIDE LOCKEJECTOR SPORTING GUNthe engraved locks signed‘Thomas Johnson & Son’,rebarrelled by Holland 7Holland, serial number‘51983’, walnut straighthandled stock, blank silverescutcheon, chequered fourend grip, barrels 26 inches;and a .22 bolt action Sekorifle, serial number ‘13951’,telescopic sight (lackingmagazine) (2)@lotProvenance:Note:You need a current UK RFD numberor a Shot Gun and Fire Arms licenceto purchase this lot.

£1,500-2,000

205 FA24/1ANGLO INDIAN CARVEDHARD WOOD CANE19TH CENTURYthe handle carved with a dog’shead above a foliate andwrythen twist stem

86cm long

£150-250

199 LB387/16FINE CARRIAGE WHIPLATE 19TH CENTURYwith gold and jewelledcoronet mounts and carvedivory handle

170cm long

£150-200

200 LB387/2THREE RACING WHIPSLATE 19TH CENTURYwith silver gilt mountsinscribed ‘Col. Knox fromCapt. Ashton’ and ‘MerlonIrish Grand Military,Punchtown 1870’, retailed byCallow & Son, Park Lane,London, 87cm long; a whipwith 15ct gold mountinscribed ‘Gracie 1882’,retailed by Callow & Son,Park Lane, 81cm long; and awhip with scroll decorated giltmetal mounts, 86cm longProvenance:From the Christies SouthKensington sale of the Property ofthe Rt. Hon. The Earl of Lonsdale onTuesday December 2nd, 1980, lot105, 106 and 110.

£150-200

201 FA24/2TWO RIDING WHIPS19TH CENTURYcomprising: a whip boundwith threads and with acarved ivory dog and acanthusleaf handle, 65.5cm long; anda horn whip with gold serpenthandle, 61cm long

£200-300

202 LB387/4TWO RACING WHIPSMID/LATE 19TH CENTURYwith 15ct gold mounts,inscribed ‘1866 MilitarySweepstakes won by Lincolnridden by Col. C. W. Knox’,79cm long; and a whip with15ct gold mounts, inscribed‘1866 Grand Military won byIronsides ridden by Col. C.W.Knox’, 88cm longProvenance:From the Christies SouthKensington sale of the Property ofthe Rt. Hon. The Earl of Lonsdale onTuesday December 2nd, 1980, lot107 and 109.

£150-200

203 LB387/8FIVE CARRIAGE WHIPSLATE 19TH/EARLY20TH CENTURYwith silver mounts andinscription ‘C.D.C. 1906’,160cm long excluding tail; awhip with end silver mount,140cm long excluding tail; awhip, 140cm long excludingtail; a whip with half brassbanded shaft, 152cmexcluding tails; a whip with15ct gold mounts withmonogram and dated ‘March14th 1878, retailed by T.Callow & Son, Piccadilly,London, 186cm longexcluding tail

£150-200


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206 FA1/1VICTORIAN CUT CRYSTALCHANDELIER19TH CENTURYthe domed coronet hung withpear shaped drops, above avase form stem from whichissue six outscrollingbranches


£400-600

207 FA38/1FRENCH OR GERMAN STEELMASTERLOCK AND KEYLATE 17TH/EARLY 18TH CENTURYthe rectangular lock centred by a pillareddoor with swan neck pediment, the hingedlock cover cast in high relief with a pseudoFrench coat of arms, flanked by ornateopenwork foliate scroll [panels, the reversedecorated in high relief with rampantwhippets, the ornamented openwork squaresection key surmounted by a bell towerfinial

Lock 22 1/2cm wide, 12cm high, 6cm deep (widestpoint),key 15cm long

Provenance:Purchased by Col. A. D. Acland, Feniton Court,Devon, from the Shandon Collection, thence bydesent

Note:This lock is featured and illustrated in ‘Locks andLockmaking’, by Francis J. Butter, 1926; a signedcopy of the book and inscribed to Col. Acland by theauthor, is included with the lot

£10,000-15,000


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208 EZ866/24AFRICAN WATER BUFFALOHEAD TROPHYEARLY 20TH CENTURY

£500-700


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209 EAC199/2SCOTTISH ARMORIAL CARVED COCONUTGOBLETLATE18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURYthe globular coconut bowl with a white metalrim and carved with armorial panels withmottos ‘Constant and True’ and‘Audeo’,enclosed by thistles and roses, on aturned laburnum baluster stem and domedfoot

17cm high

£500-700

214 EAC14/2FRENCH BRONZE OF ACLASSICAL LADY19TH CENTURYthe loosely draped figureholding one arm aloft, on acylindrical socle plinthapplied with a band ofscrolled foliage, on a squarebase

45cm high

£600-800

211 EAC23/4PAIR OF BAROQUE CARVEDLIMEWOOD WALL BRACKETS18TH CENTURYeach bracket with a cherubholding flower sprigs,surrounded by scroll work(one damaged) (2)

27cm high

£200-300

212 EAC199/6ROSEWOOD TRAVELLINGCASE BY W. LUND, MAKER,FLEET STREET, LONDON19TH CENTURYof rectangular form, the fittedinterior with silver mountedtops


£300-400

213 EAC164/3BRONZE BUST OF A LADYEARLY 20TH CENTURYwearing a head scarf,standing on a square taperingplinth

55cm high

£400-600


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210 EAC199/7BRONZE AND IVORY FIGUREOF A LADY AND HER DOGCIRCA 1920the lady standing with herhead pointing to sinister, thedog standing with one legraised, on a rouge marblerectangular plinth base

28cm high

£1,000-1,500

218 EAA564/1DAMASK LINENCOMMEMORATIVETABLECLOTH18TH CENTURYdedicated to ‘Charles, Earl ofHopetown, 1708’ to ‘Henrietta,Countess of Hopetown, 1708’between an armorial andmotto ‘At Spes Non Fracta’with crowned ‘H’ monogramsin the corners, within a floralborder

96cm wide, 80cm long

£300-400

216 EAA994/3EDWARDIAN PAINTEDROCKING HORSECIRCA 1910modeled as a dappled greywith an upholstered andleather saddle, mounted on ayellow painted frame

138cm long, 112cm high

£200-300

217 EZ805/4PAIR OF PAINTED GILTWOODPRICKET CANDLESTICKS19TH CENTURYeach with turned leaf formcolumn on triform feet, 67cmhigh; and a papier machecolumn stand, of squaresection with stepped corniceand base, 81cm high (3)

£200-300


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215 EAC199/4EDOUARD STELLACHERTERRCOTTA BUST OF ODINCIRCA 1900wearing a winged helmet andwith lion mask decoratedarmour, incised ‘EStellmacher 97’

65cm high

£1,500-2,000

219 EAA328A/1ROSEWOOD GAMESCOMPENDIUM BY CHAS.GOODALL & SON LTD.CAMDEN WORKS, LONDON19TH CENTURYof rectangular form with wingflaps, the fully fitted interiorwith chess, backgammon,dominoes, and two manbridge games


£400-600

223 EAA470/37POLYNESIAN CARVED WOODCLUBPROBABLY 19TH CENTURYwith carved geometric design,109cm long; and a carvedwood club, 55cm long (2)

£300-500

221 EAA510/2IATMUL, SEPIK RIVER,PAPUA NEW GUINEACARVED WOOD STOOLEARLY/MID 20TH CENTURYwith four carved crocodilesupports, later paintedProvenance:Collected by Robert Patrick who wasa marine engineer in the early/mid20th century.

Note:A similar stool can be found at thePitt Rivers Museum, accessionnumber 1936.34.37

£300-500

222 EAA510/1IATMUL TRIBE, SEPIK RIVER,PAPUA NEW GUINEA LIMECONTAINEREARLY/MID 20TH CENTURYof tubular form with carvedbird and figural decoration,wood fibre and colouredpigment

69cm high

Provenance:Collected by Robert Patrick who wasa marine engineer in the early/mid20th century.

Note:Similar lime spatula’s can be foundat the Tropenmuseum, Amsterdam,accession number 2670-137a and atthe Fine Arts Museum of SanFrancisco.

£400-600


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220 EAA263/15VICTORIAN GILT METAL ANDPIETRA DURA MOUNTEDALBUMLATE 19TH CENTURYthe foliate engraved coverinset with five oval panels ofshells and flowers


£400-600

224 EAA263/395PAIR OF FRENCH GILTBRONZE MOUNTED PINKSERPENTINE MARBLEVASESLATE 19TH CENTURYin the Louis XVI style, eachwith gilt metal artichokefinial, the body of balusterform with a tapering neck thewhole decorated with a giltmetal laurel leaf upper borderand scrolling double handlesin the form of entwinedserpents, with guilloche andribbon borders to the base (2)

57cm high

£3,000-5,000

225 FA1/10PAIR OF LOUIS XV STYLEGILT AND PATINATEDBRONZE WALL APPLIQUESLATE 19TH CENTURYeach with a bronze figure of aputti holding a palmette driptray attached to a foliatescrolled support

49.5cm high

£800-1,200

227 EAA263/106TUNBRIDGE DECORATEDSTATIONARY BOX19TH CENTURYwith a hinged sloping lid,bears paper label ‘F.L.Hausburg, Liverpool’


£400-600

228 EAA263/1GEORGE III MAHOGANY ANDSATINWOOD CROSSBANDEDTEA CADDYLATE 18TH CENTURYdomed top with a brass bailhandle, the rectangular bodyinlaid with paterae andswags, the interior fitted withtwo removable coveredmahogany tea containers

20cm wide

£300-500


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226 FA1/11PAIR OF LOUIS XV STYLE MARBLE ANDGILT BRONZE CANDELABRA19TH CENTURYeach with three floral decorated branchesover a central alabaster urn with goatshead masks and chains over tripod hooffeet on a circular plinth with turned feet

33cm high

£400-600

229 EAC138/1EDWARDIAN GOVERNESSCARTEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe tub shaped cart with oakpanel sides and fitted withdark blue tufted cushionseats, with typical ellipticalsuspension and fittings, withred painted and hard rubbertyres

149cm wide, 122cm high,265cm long

£1,000-1,500


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230 EAA499/19SHIRVAN RUGEAST CAUCASUS, LATE19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURYthe cream field with alloverpattern of stylisedflowerheads in serratedlattice, within brown serratedlozenge and bar borderbetween red star and wavescroll bands

178cm x 116cm

£300-500

231 EAC141/1NORTHWEST PERSIAN RUGLATE 19TH/EARLY20TH CENTURYthe abrash blue field withsmall rosette medallion andallover foliate pattern, withindark indigo palmette andfoliate border between redbands

192cm x 132cm

£400-600

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233 EAC170/5SERAPI RUGNORTHWEST PERSIA, LATE19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURYthe camel field with sixstepped polychrome lozengemedallions, similar halfmedallion sides, within triplered and blue rosette and vineborders

193cm x 112cm

£400-600

234 EAC84/1KAZAK STYLE PRAYER RUGPOSSIBLY ANATOLIAN,20TH CENTURYthe light blue mihrab with twored lozenge medallions, redspandrels, within creamhooked border, outer pyramidband

164cm x 115cm

£400-600

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232 EAC84/2ANATOLIAN PRAYER RUGLATE 19TH/EARLY20TH CENTURYthe cream field with hookedpole mihrab centred byrosette, tulip spandrels,within dark grey star border

188cm x 118cm

£400-600

236 EAC170/4CHELABERD RUGEAST CAUCASUS,20TH CENTURYthe cream field with centralred, green and cream lozengeand cruciform medallion,wing end panels, within redstar and vine border betweenpyramid bands

196cm x 130cm

£1,200-1,800

237 EAC170/3GENDJE LONG RUGSOUTH CAUCASUS, LATE19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURYthe yellow field with alloverstylised foliate pattern, withincream hooked diagonalchevron border betweenlattice bands

256cm x 120cm

£700-1,000


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238 EAC42/4KASHAN RUGCENTRAL PERSIA, LATE19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURYthe red field with centralindigo medallion suspendingpendants, cream spandrels,within indigo palmette andarabesque vine borderbetween camel bands

210cm x 134cm

£300-500

239 FA344/5QASHQAI RUNNERSOUTH PERSIA, EARLY20TH CENTURYthe rust red field with centralindigo lozenge medallionflanked by ivory and brownrosettes, indigo spandrels,within brown serrated leafyvine border between variousbands

298cm x 115cm

£200-300

240 FA344/4USHAK RUNNERWEST ANATOLIA, LATE19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURYthe royal blue field with sixred rosette medallions, withinred stylised vine border

342cm x 100cm

£250-350

241 EAA499/18NORTHWEST PERSIANRUNNERLATE 19TH/EARLY20TH CENTURYthe abrash blue field with tenrosette medallions within redserrated leaf lattice, withintriple red and ivory vineborders

398cm x 90cm

£200-400

242 EAC22/44KASHAN CARPETCENTRAL PERSIA,EARLY/MID 20TH CENTURYthe raspberry field withcentral indigo and bluemedallion suspendingpendants, similar spandrels,within indigo palmette andarabesque vine borderbetween various bands

377cm x 270cm

£800-1,200

243 EAC170/1USHAK RUNNERWEST ANATOLIA, LATE19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURYthe light brown field withallover pattern and five openlozenges, within light bluerosette and vien border withouter pyramid band

490cm x 90cm

£900-1,200


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244 EAC183/1USHAK RUNNERWEST ANATOLIA, LATE19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURYthe lime green field withcentral column of cruciformmotifs, within crimsonstylised vine border betweencream bands

1370cm x 127cm

£700-1,000

245 EAC183/2USHAK RUNNERWEST ANATOLIA, LATE19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURYsimilar to the previous lot

976cm x 97cm

£600-900

246 EAC183/3USHAK RUNNERWEST ANATOLIA, LATE19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURYsimilar to the previous lot

704cm x 94cm

£400-600

247 EAC183/4USHAK KELLEHWEST ANATOLIA, LATE19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURYsimilar to the previous lot

576cm x 148cm

£300-500


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248 EZ875/2SULTANABAD CARPETWEST PERSIA, LATE19TH CENTURYthe plain red field with centralindigo medallion suspendingpendants, similar spandrels,within indigo palmette andfoliate vine border betweenvarious bands

418cm x 308cm

£800-1,200

249 FA344/2USHAK CARPETWEST ANATOLIA, LATE19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURYthe plain sea green field withopen foliate vine medallion,similar spandrels, within lightbrown cartouche borderbetween various bands

404cm x 367cm

£300-500


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250 FA344/1USHAK CARPETWEST ANATOLIA, LATE19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURYthe light pink field with alloverserrated yellow and greenpalmette and stylised vinepattern, within turquoiseborder between green and redbands

520cm x 418cm

£800-1,200

251 FA344/3USHAK CARPETWEST ANATOLIA, EARLY20TH CENTURYthe pink field with twocolumns of grey-bluepalmettes flanking a columnof cruciform motifs, withingrey-blue cartouche, rosetteand vine border betweencream and green bands

430cm x 308cm

£400-600

252 EZ876/16USHAK CARPETWEST ANATOLIA, LATE19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURYthe red field with centralgrey-blue lozenge medallionsuspending pendants, similarspandrels, within grey-bluefoliate vine border betweenvarious bands

515cm x 372cm

£400-600


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253 EZ800/15KHORASSAN CARPETNORTHEAST PERSIA, LATE19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURYthe ivory field with alloverherati pattern, central darkindigo medallion flanked bygreen oblongs and pinkpendants, indigo spandrels,within two light blue andindigo boteh borders betweenvarious bands

512cm x 358cm

£5,000-7,000

254 EZ800/14EUROPEAN CARPETLATE 19TH/EARLY20TH CENTURYof Persian design, the creamfield with allover heratpattern, green rosettespandrels, within brownstylised vase border betweenvarious bands

430cm x 345cm

£3,000-5,000


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255 EZ875/1TABRIZ CARPETNORTHWEST PERSIA, EARLY20TH CENTURYthe plain rust red field withcentral indigo medallionsuspending pendants, ochrespandrels, within indigopalmette and arabesque vineborder between olive bands,signature cartouche to oneend

348cm x 262cm

£4,000-6,000

256 EZ800/17TABRIZ CARPETNORTHWEST PERSIA, EARLY20TH CENTURYthe crimson red field withallover palmette andarabesque vine pattern, withincream palmette andarabesque border betweengreen bands

344cm x 244cm

£3,000-5,000


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257 EZ800/16KIRMAN CARPETCENTRAL PERSIA, EARLY20TH CENTURYthe cream field with alloverfloral and green botehpattern, within similar borderbetween light blue and creambands

604cm x 385cm

£4,000-6,000

258 EZ800/13TABRIZ CARPETNORTHWEST PERSIA, LATE19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURYthe indigo field with alloverherati pattern, within redturtle palmette, rosette andscrolling vine border betweenbands

534cm x 338cm

£4,000-6,000


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259 EZ800/12USHAK CARPETWEST ANATOLIA, LATE19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURYthe red field with centralcolumn of palmette motifsflanked by two columns ofcruciform motifs, withinslate-grey rosette anddiagonal vine border betweenolive bands

366cm x 286cm

£1,500-2,500

260 EZ866/23TABRIZ CARPETNORTHWEST PERSIA,MID/LATE 20TH CENTURYthe red field with alloverpalmette and foliate vinepattern, within cream rosette,palmette and floral borderbetween various bands

567cm x 352cm

£1,500-2,500


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261 FA104/1KASHAN CARPETCENTRAL PERSIA, LATE19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURYthe indigo field and smallcream medallion with alloverherati pattern, within creampalmette, boteh and vineborder between various bands

396cm x 264cm

£4,000-6,000


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262 EAC170/2SHIRVAN CARPETEAST CAUCASUS, LATE19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURYthe dark indigo field withcentral column of five linkedlozenge medallions flanked byred and blue lozengemedallions, within red rosetteand floral vine border withouter cream band

397cm x 212cm

£1,200-1,800

263 EAC49/1AFGHAN CARPET20TH CENTURYthe dark red field with threecolumns of seven guls, withintwo red lozenge bordersbetween various bands

494cm x 332cm

£1,000-1,500


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264 EAC218/1NORTH INDIAN LONGCARPETLATE 19TH/EARLY20TH CENTURYthe dark indigo field withKarabagh design of threecusped and two oblongpolychrome medallions,arrowhead to one end andinterspersed with bird motifs,long red and blue spandrels,within raspberry rosettelozenge lattice borderbetween green and bluebands

560cm x 208cm

£3,000-5,000See also detail frontispiece


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265 EAA263/328ADIE & SON ROSEWOODSTICK BAROMETEREARLY 19TH CENTURYthe stepped cornice above asilvered indicator, inscribed:“Adie & Son Edinburgh” bowfront stem, with athermometer also inscribed,square base

105cm high, 15cm wide

£1,500-2,000

267 LB383/1FRENCH CHAMPLEVÉENAMEL AND GILT METALCLOCKLATE 19TH/EARLY20TH CENTURYthe gilt dial with black Arabicnumerals surrounded byenamel friezes, themovement striking on a gong,the case surmounted by aneo-classical urn overenamel columns withacanthus capitals and baseson a stepped base with toupiefeet

38cm high

£500-800

268 EAC199/11LOUIS PHILLIPE GILT METALFIGURAL MANTEL CLOCKCIRCA 1840the gilt dial with white enamelchapters and black Romannumerals, cylindermovement, the casesurmounted with a spray offlowers, flanked by twofigures of children andprofusely decorated withscrollwork

47cm high

£500-700

CLOCKS AND BAROMETERS

266 EY128/2GEORGE III MAHOGANYSTICK BAROMETER BYPEDRALIO, NORWICHCIRCA 1810the silvered engraved dialwith thermometer, withboxwood and ebony inlay

95cm high

£800-1,200


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270 FA39/4VICTORIAN NOVELTYBRONZE CLOCKLATE 19TH CENTURYmodeled as a conquistador’shelmet with white enamelinset numeral dial, resting ona tasseled cushion


£1,000-1,500

269 EZ339/156GEORGE III MAHOGANYTAVERN CLOCKLATE 18TH/EARLY19TH CENTURYthe large overpainted dial withRoman and Arabic numeralsover a mahogany drop casewith shaped dome

£400-500

271 FA39/5VICTORIAN GILT BRONZECLOCK GARNITURERETAILED BY HAMILTON,CRICHTON & CO.,EDINBURGHLATE 19TH CENTURYin the Islamic style, thesilvered Roman numeral dialwith a striking 8-daymovement, in a square casewith domed turret and spires,flanked by a pair of twinhandled urns


£800-1,200



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272 LB348/2LATE GEORGE III LONG CASE CLOCK, BY J. HARROP,MANCHESTERCIRCA 1800the painted moonphase dial with an 8-day bell strikingmovement, the fret carved broken swan neck pedimentabove a fluted frieze and gothic arched door, flanked bycluster columns, raised on ogee bracket feet


£1,500-2,000

273 EAA991/1SCOTTISH GEORGE IV OAK AND CROSSBANDED LONGCASE CLOCK BY J. MURRAY, LONGTOWNCIRCA 1825the painted arched dial with subsidiary date and secondsdials and a striking 8-day movement, the hood with abroken swan neck pediment and turned pilasters above amoulded case, raised on bracket feet


£800-1,200

274 EAC17/42SCOTTISH EARLY VICTORIAN MAHOGANY DRUMHEADLONGCASE CLOCKCIRCA 1840the moulded and foliate carved drum case with a carvedthistle surmount, enclosing a gilt dial with Romannumeral chapter and two subsidiary dials signed J.Graham/ Carluke, twin train movement and bell strike,over a tapered trunk with a conforming ogee mouldeddoor, the base with a floral marquetry panel, on ball feet


£800-1,000

275 EZ339/4EDWARDIAN WALNUT LONGCASE CLOCKEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe cavetto moulded hood over an arched door flanked byhalf columns and enclosing an arched face withSilent/Strike and Chimes subsidiary dials, the silveredchapter ring with applied numerals, with gong strikemovement, in a plain case with an arched door

268cm high

£1,500-2,500

276 FA39/8LOUIS XVI STYLE GILT BRONZE CARTEL CLOCK,RAINGO FRERES, PARISTHIRD QUARTER 19TH CENTURYeight day bell strike movement, the circularwhite enamel dial with Roman and Arabicnumeral chapters, in a gilt bronze case cast withacanthus and laurel garlands and surmounted byan urn finial

65cm high

£5,000-7,000

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281 EZ854/33ENGLISH SCHOOL,19TH CENTURYPORTRAIT OF A LADYoil on canvas, the sitter withdark hair and wearing a blackdress, seated in an interior, inan oval gilt slip and frame

47cm x 58cm

£300-500

282 EZ854/36PAIR OF LARGEREPRODUCTION PRINTSDEPICTING SCENES OFNAPLESframed, 107cm x 65 cm;together with three framedreproduction prints ofclassical urns, 47cm x 57cm;and a framed reproductionsepia print after ClaudeLorraine, 61cm x 51cm (6)

£300-500

283 EZ854/52ITALIAN SCHOOL,17TH CENTURYFLIGHT INTO EGYPToil on canvas, framed

46cm x 38cm

£800-1,200

284 EZ854/53AUGUST HORN (GERMAN,1892-1975) AFTER RAPHAELSISTINE MADONNAoval, oil on canvas, signed anddated, in a carved giltwoodframe

69cm x 116cm

£300-500


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285 EZ854/51ITALIAN SCHOOL,17TH CENTURYMOSES TURNING AARON’SSTAFF INTO A SERPENToil on canvas, framed, 153cmx 95cm; together with acompanion, a pair, depictingMoses and the BrazenSerpent,147cm x 95cm, withartist’s monogram FP anddated 162* (2)

£5,000-8,000

286 EZ854/35FRENCH SCHOOL,19TH CENTURYPUTTO WITH FLOWERSoil on canvas, oval, framed

59cm x 65cm

£300-500E

287 EZ854/32ENGLISH SCHOOL,17TH CENTURYPORTRAIT OF A YOUNG LADYoil on canvas, half lengthportrait, the sitter with darkhair and wearing a red dress,framed

62cm x 76cm

£600-800



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294 EZ854/21PAIR OF LOUIS XV STYLEGILT METAL CANDELABRAeach with a central branchand three outscrolledbranches with foliate driptrays over a foliate scrolledbaluster column on a similardomed base (drilled) (2)

41cm high

£800-1,200

289 EZ854/43WHITE MARBLE BUST OF ANOBLEMANOF RECENT MANUFACTUREin the early 18th century style,facing left and wearingarmour and a fur robe, on asocle base

75cm high

£500-800

290 EZ854/29PAIR OF CHINOISERIE STYLEPOTTERY LAMPSeach of square section withpolychrome figural and birdpanels on a red scale groundwith gilt highlights

41cm high

£200-300

291 EZ854/27PAIR OF CARVED GILTWOODLAMPSOF RECENT MANUFACTUREeach decorated with anacanthus scroll on anebonised base (2)

74cm high

£200-300

292 EZ854/26PAIR OF FRENCH EMPIRESTYLE BRASS LAMPSEARLY 20TH CENTURYeach lamp with geometricdesign column over anacanthus and rosettedecorated base

57cm high

£250-350

293 EZ854/24PAIR OF NEO-CLASSICALSTYLE POTTERY VASESOF RECENT MANUFACTUREeach with globular body andwaisted neck, decorated withclassical figures in white on abrown ground with gilthighlights

45cm high

£200-300



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288 EZ854/31DUTCH/FLEMISH SCHOOL,17TH CENTURYGRANDE FETEoil on canvas, framed

117cm x 71cm

£1,000-1,500

295 EZ854/45ROCOCO STYLE GLASS AND GILTMETAL TWELVE LIGHT CHANDELIERwith two tiers of scrolling gilt metalcandle arms hung with mouldedglass drops and spires, some withreligious motifs, ending in a large balldrop finial

165cm high

£2,000-3,000

296 EZ854/49NEO-CLASSICAL STYLE CUT CLASSAND GILTMETAL CHANDELIEROF RECENT MANUFACTUREthe scroll coronet above a blue glassbaluster stem, from which issuetwelve outscrolling branches


£300-400

297 EZ854/50TWELVE LIGHT MOULDED AND CUTGLASS CHANDELIEROF RECENT MANUFACTUREthe scroll coronet hung with facetedswags, above a baluster stem formwhich issue twelve outscrollingbranches


£200-300

298 EZ854/22LOUIS PHILLIPE GILT METALFIGURAL MANTEL CLOCKCIRCA 1840the case surmounted by a soldierbeside a fence, over a white enameldial with black Roman numerals, thecylinder movement striking on a bell,on a shaped base, scroll feet andlattice panels

42cm high

£800-1,200



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299 EZ854/19CHARLES X GILT ANDPATINATED BRONZEFIGURAL MANTEL CLOCKCIRCA 1830the seated figure of a musewith a lyre and with one footresting on a broken Ioniccolumn, the gilt dial withblack Romannumerals,surrounded by aserpent, the cylindermovement striking on a bell,raised on a rectangular rougemarble plinth and gilt bronzeand patinated bronze basewith scroll feet


£2,000-3,000



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301 EZ854/25LOUIS XV STYLE GILT METALCLOCK GARNITURECIRCA 1840the drum case surmounted byan urn finial and set withRoman numeral enamelchapters on a gilt dial, thecylinder movement strikingon a bell, the case flankedwith lion mask ring handles,raised on a scroll base andwith further rectangularplinths (3)

clock 40cm high, candlesticks33cm high

£2,000-3,000

300 EZ854/23LOUIS PHILLIPE GILT METALFIGURAL MANTEL CLOCKCIRCA 1840the case surmounted by afigure of an artist with paletteand brush standing beside thedrum case with a whiteenamel dial with black Romannumerals, cylinder movementstriking on a bell, on anelaborate rococo scroll andfoliate cast base

35cm high

£800-1,200

305 EZ854/42LOUIS XV STYLE CREAMPAINTED, PARCEL GILT ANDUPHOLSTERED BEDthe headboard and footboardwith foliate carved scrolledends and raised on cabriolelegs


£2,000-3,000

303 EZ854/48LOUIS XIV STYLE GILTWOODOVERMANTEL MIRRORLATE 19TH CENTURYthe arched mirror platesurmounted by a giltwoodcartouche flanked by putti andfloral garlands, oak leavesand acorns, and enclosed in apierced sectional giltwoodframe


£1,000-1,500

304 EZ854/16LOUIS XIV STYLEPARQUETRY COMMODEthe shaped marble top overtwo marquetry inlaid longdrawers, raised on cabriolelegs ending in sabots


£500-800

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306 EZ854/2LOUIS XV STYLE EBONISEDBUREAU PLATthe serpentine top inset witha leatherette writing surfaceabove a frieze drawer andraised on slender mouldedcabriole legs applied with giltmounts


£400-600

302 EZ854/20FRENCH BOULLE WORK TANTALUS19TH CENTURYthe rectangular case with a serpentinefront, the hinged cover opening to revealan arrangement of four gilt decorateddecanters and sixteen glasses, raised onbrass toupie feet


£700-900

311 EZ854/18FRENCH EMPIRE MARBLETOP OAK COMMODECIRCA 1800the rectangular marble topover an outset long friezedrawer and three further longdrawers flanked by gilt metalmounted columns, raised oncolumnar forefeet


£800-1,200



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310 EZ854/41LOUIS XVI STYLE PALEGREEN PAINTED DAYBED19TH CENTURYthe panelled ends with flutedpediments flanked by turnedcolumns surmounted byacorn finials and raised onplain tapered legs


£400-600

307 EZ854/10SET OF FOUR LOUIS XVSTYLE CARVED GILTWOODFAUTEUILSMID 19TH CENTURYthe arched and foliate carvedcrestrail enclosing a paddedback continuing to partpadded scrolling arms over awide upholstered seat, raisedon foliate carved cabriole legs

104cm high

£3,000-5,000

308 EZ854/12PAIR OF LOUIS XV STYLEMARBLE TOP BEDSIDETABLESthe inset pink marble top overa single drawer and cupboarddoor, raised on acanthuscarved tall cabriole legs


£300-500

309 EZ854/40LOUIS XVI STYLE GREYPAINTED DAYBED19TH CENTURYthe panelled ends with flutedpediments flanked by turnedcolumns surmounted by urnfinials and raised on flutedtapered cylindrical legs


£400-600

313 EZ854/14LOUIS XV STYLE WALNUTAND GILT BRONZE MOUNTEDSIDE TABLEthe circular brass banded topwith radiating veneers abovea serpentine apron, raised onslender cabriole legs endingin sabots


£300-400



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312 EZ854/15LOUIS XV STYLE KINGWOOD,TULIPWOOD AND GILTBRONZE MOUNTEDGUERIDON19TH CENTURYthe circular brass bandedrouge marble top above aserpentine frieze raised onslightly curved cabriole legsending in scrolled sabots


£300-400

315 EZ854/39LOUIS XV STYLE EBONISEDAND GILT BRONZE MOUNTEDBOMBE COMMODEthe shaped top above twolong drawers outlined in giltbronze, raised on squarecabriole legs


£1,500-2,500



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314 EZ854/5PAIR OF LOUIS XV STYLE RED LACQUER BOMBECOMMODESthe off-white serpentine marble top over a pair oflong drawers, the whole with Chinoiseriedecoration, raised on cabriole legs (2)


£3,000-5,000



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316 EZ854/1PAIR OF LARGE LOUIS XV STYLE MAHOGANY GILT BRONZEMOUNTED COMMODESMID 19TH CENTURYthe moulded rounded rectangular top over four long drawersmounted with ornate portrait medallion and laurel swaghandles, raised on short scroll feet (2)


£5,000-8,000



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317 EZ854/4NAPOLEON III STYLEEBONISED AND GILT METALMOUNTED BUREAU PLATthe brass banded rectangulartop with a black leather insetwriting surface over threeshort frieze drawers, raisedon cabriole legs ending inhoof sabots

160cm long, 80cm high, 85cm deep

£400-600

319 EZ854/38NAPOLEON III STYLEEBONISED BRASS INLAIDAND GILT METAL MOUNTEDSIDE CABINETthe rectangular white marbletop with outset cantedcorners over a singlecupboard door inlaid with aflowering urn in a frameworkof scrolls and swags, raisedon a plinth base


£1,500-2,500

318 EZ854/6TWO SIMILAR FRENCHMAHOGANY BEDSIDETABLESMID 19TH CENTURYtray tops over two longdrawers, raised on scrolledlegs joined by a shapedundertier; 52cm wide, 71cmhigh, 33cm deep and 50cmwide, 70cm high, 33cm deep;together with another Frenchwalnut side table, 44cm wide,73cm high, 30 cm deep (3)

£800-1,200



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320 EZ854/44FRENCH EMPIRE MAHOGANYBIBLIOTHEQUEEARLY 19TH CENTURYin two parts; the moulded cornicewith outset canted corners over a pairof glazed doors flanked by stop flutedcorner columns; the lower part with along frieze drawer over a fall frontopening to a fitted interior and leatherinset writing surface, above threefurther long drawers flanked byadditional stop fluted corner columns,raised on toupie feet


£5,000-8,000

321 EZ854/7SET OF THREE EMPIRE STYLEARMCHAIRSOF RECENT MANUFACTUREthe square and padded backs andseats upholstered in gold fabric, withdownswept arms and raised on sabrelegs

£800-1,200

322 EZ854/11LARGE BUTTONED POUFFEthe rectangular button-tufted top ingrey plush, raised on turnedmahogany legs


£200-300

323 EZ854/30PAIR OF FRENCH GREY PAINTEDARMCHAIRSthe square lattice backs issuingoutscrolling arms above a caned seat

96cm high

£300-400

324 EZ854/9PAIR OF CREAM PAINTED DEMI-LUNE CONSOLE TABLESThe moulded top over a central frieze drawer flanked by falsedrawers, raised on square tapered legs headed by paterae andjoined by a conforming undertier (2)


£400-600

325 EZ854/28NAPOLEON III BOULLE AND EBONISEDGILT METAL MOUNTED GUERIDONLABELLED “GARNESSON / 21-22 PALAISROYALE”, MID 19TH CENTURYthe shaped rectangular top above aconforming frieze with a lateral drawerraised on square cabriole legs united byan undertier and ending in sabots


£800-1,200



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326 EZ854/46LOUIS XV STYLE GREYPAINTED ARMOIRE19TH CENTURYthe arched cornice centred byfoliate scroll cresting, above apair of bevelled mirror doors,over a serpentine apron andraised on short cabriole legs

130cm wide, 250cm high,46cm deep

£800-1,200

327 EZ854/47LOUIS XV STYLE CREAMPAINTED ARMOIRE19TH CENTURYthe arched and mouldedcornice with foliate and c-scroll crest over a pair ofbevelled mirror doors, raisedon acanthus carved scrolledfeet


£800-1,200

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John Guest MBE MUniv was a British industrialist who came to invent the now famous ‘Speedfit’push fit fitting concept which is used in a host of industrial and domestic applications. Born as aYorkshireman, he moved to the Middlesex area as a young boy. Having left school at 14, he was amember of the Home Guard and later enjoyed three years of service in the British Army after theSecond World War. With no formal school qualifications he undertook a tool-makingapprenticeship which gave him a passion for Engineering that would stay with him for the rest ofhis life.

He founded John Guest Ltd in 1961. The company was, and still is today, headquartered in WestDrayton. From his first day of work to his last, John Guest had a set of values and a businessphilosophy from which he never veered. He was a true champion of British engineering and eventoday all John Guest products are designed and manufactured out of the UK. John Guest Ltdhas a turnover of over £100 million, employs over 1200 people, and its product are sold in everycorner of the globe. Notable awards for the company have included four Queen’s Awards forExport and Innovation, and a British Design Award. In 2011, the firm he created celebrates its50th Anniversary, a landmark John Guest would have been proud to achieve.

SELECTED CONTENTS FROM IONA, MAIDENHEAD, BERKSHIRE

331 LB400/24FRENCH GILT BRONZE ANDCHAMPLEVÉ ENAMELMANTEL CLOCKLATE 19TH/EARLY20TH CENTURYthe cream enamel Arabicnumeral dial painted withcherubs and gilt highlights,cylinder gong-strikemovement, the casesurmounted by an urn over ahexagonal frame mountedwith porcelain panels ofclassical women betweenenamel columns with floralfinials, raised and toupie feet

37cm high

£800-1,200

332 LB400/25FRENCH MINIATUREENAMEL CARRIAGE CLOCKCIRCA 1900the dial, side and back panelspainted with rustic figures ina landscape within a blueborder with gilt highlights,black Roman numerals,platform lever escapement, ina gilt brass case with loophandle

7.5cm high

£400-600

333 LB400/23PAIR OF LOUIS XV STYLEMARBLE AND GILT BRONZELAMPSEARLY 20TH CENTURYof baluster form with twincockeral mask handles,raised on a socle base endingin toupie feet

44cm high

£500-800


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337 LB400/18PAIR OF LOUIS XV STYLEKINGWOOD GUERIDONSEARLY 20TH CENTURYwith gilt metal mounts, theshaped tops above one friezedrawer, raised on squarecabriole legs ending onsabots (2)

£400-600

334 LB400/28GEORGE I WALNUT ANDFEATHER BANDED CHEST OFDRAWERSCIRCA 1720the caddy moulded top abovefour long drawers raised onbracket feet


£800-1,200

335 LB400/27GEORGE I WALNUT ANDFEATHERBANDED CHEST OFDRAWERSCIRCA 1720the caddy moulded top abovetwo short and three longdrawers, raised on bracketfeet


£800-1,200

336 LB400/35VICTORIAN CARVEDGILTWOOD MIRRORMID 19TH CENTURYthe cartouche shapedbevelled plate within anornate rococo carved frame

£500-800




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338 LB400/19LOUIS XV STYLE KINGWOODAND MARQUETRY SIDETABLELATE 19TH CENTURYwith gilt bronze mounts, theshaped top over one friezedrawer, raised on slendersquare cabriole legs ending insabots


£400-600

339 LB400/36GEORGE III STYLE PAINTEDSATINWOOD LIBRARYBOOKCASEOF RECENT MANUFACTUREthe moulded cornice with ashaped pediment above openadjustable shelves, the lowersection with two cupboarddoors centred by painted stilllife oval panels, raised on aplinth base


£800-1,200




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340 LB400/21FINE VICTORIAN WALNUT AND MARQUETRYBREAKFAST TABLECIRCA 1860the moulded circular crossbanded top withfoliate and strapwork marquetry inlay, raisedon a conforming inlaid triform base

245cm diam, 70cm high

£4,000-6,000

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341 LB400/22FINE SET OF EIGHT CHARLES X ROSEWOOD ANDMARQUETRY DINING CHAIRSCIRCA 1830the bar backs carved with palmettes above drop-inseats, raised on turned legs (8)

89cm high

£3,000-5,000

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348 EZ337/2CONTINENTAL OAKCUPBOARDLATE 17TH CENTURY/EARLY18TH CENTURYthe moulded cornice above amulti-fielded panel door,opening to reveal latershelved interior raised on stilefeet


£800-1,200

347 EAA391/7456CHARLES II OAK GATELEGTABLELATE 17TH CENTURYthe oval drop leaf top abovetwo lateral frieze drawers,raised on baluster turned legsunited by stretchers andending in bun feet

122cm wide, 74cm high,146cm when open

£400-600

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349 EAA391/71CHARLES II OAK GATELEGTABLELATE 17TH CENTURYthe oval top above two lateralfrieze drawers, inscribed ‘I K,1728’, raised on balusterturned legs, united bymoulded stretchers andending in bun feet

157cm wide when open, 74cm high,139cm deep

£400-600

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346 EZ339/62WILLIAM AND MARYWALNUT AND MARQUETRYCUSHION FRAME MIRRORLATE 17TH CENTURYthe rectangular plate with anornate foliate inlaid framesurmounted by archedcresting


£2,000-2,500

350 EAA391/66GOOD CHARLES II CARVED OAK COURT CUPBOARDLATE 17TH CENTURYthe moulded rectangular top above a dentil and blind fret carvedfrieze, over two foliate carved panelled cupboard doors flankedand divided by caryatid Doric form pilasters, the lower section withtwo lunette carved frieze drawers above two multi panelledcupboard doors, raised on stile feet


£2,000-3,000


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351 EAC20/1GEORGE I WALNUT BUREAUBOOKCASECIRCA 1720the broken arch pedimentcentered by an urn finialabove a pair of bevelledmirror doors opening toshelves with pigeon holes andsmall drawers below; thelower section with a slantfront opening to an interiorfitted with pigeon holes anddrawers and a baize writingsurface, above three shortand three long drawers,raised on shaped bracket feet


Provenance:From Falkland Palace, Falkland, Fife

£10,000-15,000


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353 LB384/1GEORGE I STYLE WALNUTMARBLE TOP CONSOLETABLECIRCA 1900the rectangular veined greenmarble top above a cavettomoulded frieze centered by acarved foliate cartouche,raised on shell-carved slightlycurved cabriole legs endingon trifid feet


£2,000-3,000


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352 EAA416/51PAIR OF SCOTTISH GEORGE IWALNUT SIDE CHAIRSCIRCA 1720The shaped and carvedcrestrail over a pierced lyre-form splat centred by acarved thistle, above a drop-inseat and deep seat rail raisedon cabriole forelegs ending incarved pad feet (2)

£1,000-1,500

354GEORGE II OAK LOW BOYCIRCA 1740the rectangular top with a moulded edge over three shortdrawers and a scrolled apron, raised on squared straight legs


£400-600


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356 EAC89/12PAIR OF GILTWOODARMCHAIRS IN THEMANNER OF WILLIAM KENTOF RECENT MANUFACTUREthe rectangular back issuingstraight arms with scrolledhand-holds over a paddedseat with a Vitruvian scrollcarved seat-rail, raised oncarved square tapered legs;one in striped upholstery, theother in green damask


£1,000-1,500

355 EAC168/6GEORGE II ARMCHAIRCIRCA 1750the rectangular padded backwith a serpentine top rail andwith enclosed short armscontinuing to an upholsteredseat, raised on foliate carvedcabriole legs terminating onscrolled feet

74cm high, 98cm high

£800-1,200


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357 EZ607/27GEORGE II MAHOGANYLIBRARY BREAKFRONTBOOKCASECIRCA 1740the broken swan-neck pedimentcentred by a coronet finial, abovea stiff leaf and foliate scrollcarved frieze and two astragalglazed panel doors enclosing alater shelved interior, the lowersection with three frieze drawersabove four panelled cupboarddoors, raised on a stepped plinthbase with shaped bracket feet


Provenance:Kinnaird Estate, Dunkeld, Perthshire.

£3,000-5,000

358 EAC166/1GEORGE II MAHOGANYKNEEHOLE DESKCIRCA 1750the moulded top above abrushing slide and one friezedrawer, above a sunburst inlaidrecessed cupboard door, flankedby six further short drawers andfluted canted corners, raised onogee bracket feet


£2,000-3,000

359 EZ873/1QUEEN ANNE WALNUT ANDFEATHER-BANDED LOW BOY18TH CENTURY AND LATERthe moulded rectangular topabove three frieze drawers and ashaped apron, raised on cabriolelegs ending in pointed pad feet


£800-1,000


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360 FA347/8GEORGE II MAHOGANY LOW BOYCIRCA 1750the caddy moulded top above one long and three shortdrawers around a shaped apron, raised on lappet cladcabriole legs ending in pad feet


£4,000-4,000


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361 FA39/2GEORGE II MAHOGANY FOLDOVER TEA TABLECIRCA 1740the rectangular foldover top above a shaped friezeraised on straight cabriole legs ending in pad feet

70cm wide, 74cm high, 30cm deep (closed)

£2,000-3,000

362 EAC89/11GEORGE II STYLE CARVED MAHOGANYGAINSBOROUGH ARMCHAIROF RECENT MANUFACTUREthe serpentine crest-rail above a straight back issuingpadded open arms ending in carved lion head hand-holds, over a wide padded seat with a foliate and scrollcarved seat rail, raised on cabriole legs carved withlions’ masks and terminating on hairy paw feet; instriped plush upholstery

£800-1,200


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363 EZ866/19GEORGE II OAK AND POLLARD OAKCHEST-ON-CHESTMID 18TH CENTURYin two parts; the dentil molded corniceabove two short drawers and three longcock-beaded drawers flanked by flutedquarter columns; the lower section withthree long graduated drawers, raised onbracket feet


£1,500-2,500

364 EAC89/8GEORGE II STYLE CARVED GILTWOODSIDE TABLEOF RECENT MANUFACTUREthe rectangular white poured stone topover a plain egg and dart moulded frieze,raised on acanthus carved carbriole legsterminating on outscrolled feet

£800-1,200

365 EZ879/6PAIR OF GEORGE III STYLE FAUXMARBLE TOPPED SIDE TABLESOF RECENT MANUFACTUREthe rectangular faux marble tops above aVitruvian scroll carved frieze raised onsquare chamfered straight legs with openscroll corner brackets


£1,500-2,500

366 EZ845/1IRISH GEORGE III MAHOGANY BIRDCAGETILT-TOP TEA TABLECIRCA 1760the piecrust top with a carved edgemarked with shells, over a birdcage andcarved column support raised on threecarved downswept legs ending on clawand ball feet


£300-500

367 EAC89/3GEORGE II STYLE GILTWOODSIDE TABLEOF RECENT MANUFACTUREthe white poured stonerectangular top over a deepfrieze centred by a boar maskand hung with fruitinggarlands, raised on acanthuscarved cabriole legsterminating on paw feet


£800-1,200


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368 EZ607/28GEORGE III MAHOGANYSERPENTINE COMMODECIRCA 1780the shaped moulded topabove two short and threelong graduated drawers,raised on shaped bracket feet


Provenance:Kinnaird Estate, Dunkeld,Perthshire.

£1,500-2,500


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370 EZ339/114GEORGE III OAK CRICKETTABLELATE 18TH CENTURYthe plain circular top over aplain frieze raised on threeangled legs joined by aperipheral stretcher

£300-500

371 EZ339/113UNUSUAL LATE GEORGE IIIMETAMORPHIC KETTLESTANDCIRCA 1810The tilting hexagonal top witha moulded edge and snaplock, the columnn extendingfor use as a pole screen,raised on down swept halfreeded legs

£800-1,200

369 EZ879/1GEORGE III MAHOGANY BREAKFRONT WARDROBELATE 18TH CENTURYthe moulded cornice above two oval and squarepanelled doors, enclosing a tray, hooks and later rail,flanked on each side by a further panelled cupboarddoor, enclosing shelves, on a plinth base


Provenance:Purchased Lyon & Turnbull, Jordanstone House sale, 21st July2004, lot 438Purchased Mallet & Son, 40 New Bond Street, London, June 1929

£3,000-5,000


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372 EZ339/56FINE GEORGE III GILTWOODMIRRORCIRCA 1770the arched and mouldedcornice above a pierced frameof C and foliate scrollsenclosing a rectangularmirror plate


£2,500-3,500


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373 EZ339/73GEORGE III STYLE INLAIDMAHOGANY DINING TABLELATE 19TH CENTURYthe crossbanded top with D-ends, raised on squaretapered and line inlaid legsending on spade feet withbrass cappings and castors

182cm long, 126cm wide

£1,500-2,500

374 EZ330/8GEORGE III MAHOGANY ANDINLAID SERPENTINESIDEBOARDCIRCA 1790the shaped top above onconcave central drawer,flanked by two further deepdrawers, one fitted for acellarette, raised on squaretapered legs ending in padfeet


£1,000-2,000

376 EAC89/10GEORGE III MAHOGANY ANDPARCEL GILT MIRRORCIRCA 1760the rectangular plate within agilt slip and fret carved frame,surmounted by an open workstiff leaf roundal cresting


£300-500

377 EZ330/14GEORGE III MAHOGANYCHEST ON CHESTCIRCA 1760the cavetto moulded corniceabove three short and threelong drawers flanked by blindfret carved canted corners,the lower section with threefurther long drawers, raisedon bracket feet


£800-1,200

378 EAC24/7GEORGE III STYLEMAHOGANY D-END DININGTABLE19TH CENTURYwith one leaf insertion, therounded rectangular top witha reeded edge raised on twinlobed urn supports ending insplayed legs terminating inbrass capping and castors

115cm wide, 70cm high,320cm long (402cm extended)

£700-900

379 EAC24/6SET OF EIGHT GEORGE IIISTYLE MAHOGANY DININGCHAIRSEARLY 20TH CENTURYincluding two armchairs, withpierced wheel back splats anddrop-in seats raised onsquare chamferred legsunited by H shaped stretchers

95cm high

£1,000-2,000

380 EAC24/5GEORGE III OAK DRESSERCIRCA 1760the shelved superstructreabove three frieze drawers,raised on baluster turned legsunited by an undertier


£800-1,200


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381 EAC92/1GEORGE III BLACKJAPANNED CORNERCABINET ON STAND18TH CENTURYthe moulded cornice above apair of panelled doorsopening to shelves, over asingle frieze drawer, withallover Chinoiseriedecoration, the outsetconforming stand with a wavyapron and raised on straighttapered legs ending on padfeet


£1,000-1,500

382 FA347/10GEORGE III OAK HANGINGCORNER CUPBOARDCIRCA 1780the dentil moulded corniceabove an arch fielded paneldoor, enclosing shelves


£400-600

383 EAC147/1SET OF TWELVE GEORGE IIISTYLE EBONISED DININGCHAIRSLATE 19TH/EARLY20TH CENTURYwith pierced vase shapedsplats above drop-in seatsraised on square legs unitedby H-formed stretchers (12)

95cm high

£1,200-1,800


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384 EAC89/13GEORGE III STYLEGAINSBOROUGH ARMCHAIROF RECENT MANUFACTUREthe foliate carved serpentinecrest-rail over a straight backissuing part upholstered armsending in carved hand holds,above a padded seat raised oncarved cabriole forelegsending in outscrolled toes;upholstered in purple plush


£800-1,200

385 EAC89/5MAHOGANY WAKE TABLEOF RECENT MANUFACTUREthe long narrow top with a pair of deep drop-down D-shaped sides, raised on plain square legs

314cm long, 78cm high

£1,000-1,500


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386 EAC23/1GEORGE III MAHOGANYCHEST-ON-CHESTCIRCA 1760in the Chinese Chippendaletaste, the moulded corniceover a blind fret carved friezeabove two short and threelong graduated drawersflanked by blind fret carvedangles; the lower part with amahogany slide and threelong drawers, raised onshaped bracket feet


£1,500-2,000

387 EAA499/5GEORGE III MAHOGANY POTCUPBOARDCIRCA 1760the rectangular top with ashaped gallery above a singlecupboard door, raised onquarter round straight legs


£200-300

388 EAA416/52GEORGE III MAHOGANYCROSSBANDED WORKTABLECIRCA 1800the octagonal hinged topenclosing a compartmentedfitted interior, raised on abaluster turned support withfour splayed legs, terminatingin bun feet


£600-800

389CHIPPENDALE STYLE MAHOGANY COMMODE19TH CENTURYthe serpentine top with a moulded and bell-flower carved edgeover three conforming drawers flanked by serpentine anglescarved with acanthus and bell-flower trails, raised on cabriolelegs terminating in scrolled toes

107cm wide, 92 cm high, 53cm deep

£2,000-3,000


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390LATE GEORGE III MAHOGANY LOW PRESS CUPBOARDEARLY 19TH CENTURYthe rectangular top with a bowfront centre containingfour graduated drawers, flanked by moulded cupboarddoors, on a plinth base


£2,000-3,000


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391 LB348/1GEORGE III OAK DRESSERMID 18TH CENTURYthe shelved superstructurewith an undulating frieze andshaped sides, the lowersection with two shortdrawers above a shapedapron raised on chamferredsquare legs united bystretchers


£2,000-3,000

391A EZ329/2GEORGE IV MAHOGANYEXTENDING DINING TABLECIRCA 1825with three leaf extensions, therounded rectangular mouldedtop raised on reeded turnedand tapered legs ending inbrass cappings and casters

52cm wide, 73cm high,300cm extended

£ TO COME


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392 EAC168/2GEORGE III MAHOGANY ANDLEATHER ARMCHAIRCIRCA 1760the straight back with aserpentine top and issuingpart upholstered arms endingin outscrolled handholds, thesquare studded overstuffedseat, raised on squaredstraight forelegs united by anH-form stretcher

94cm high

£800-1,200

393 EAC168/7PAIR OF GEORGE IIIMAHOGANY ANDSATINWOOD CROSSBANDEDCONSOLE TABLESCIRCA 1790the D-shaped tops withsatinwood crossbanding andline inlay over a plain friezedivided by square block andraised on tall tapering squarelegs interrupted by satinwoodblocks (2)


£1,500-2,500


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395 EAA263/134GEORGE III MAHOGANY ANDSATINWOOD CROSSBANDEDDEMI-LUNE SIDEBOARDCIRCA 1790the wide conforming friezedrawer flanked to each sideby a cellarette drawer withremovable divided interior anda cupboard, each modelled astwo drawers, all on squaretapering moulded legs andspade feet, the central drawerstamped ‘H. Mawer andStephenson Ltd’


£2,500-3,500

394 EAA263/125GEORGE III MAHOGANYSNAP-TOP PEDESTAL TABLECIRCA 1770the carved circular piecrusttop on a reeded column andscroll tripod legs with scrollterminals

75cm deep

£2,000-3,000


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396 EAA263/105GEORGE III MAHOGANYDROP LEAF SUPPER TABLECIRCA 1770of plain form with an endfrieze drawer over piercedfretwork side panels over ashaped under shelf raised onsquare section legs

107.5cm wide, 71cm high,61cm deep

£800-1,200

397 EAA263/124GEORGE III STYLEMAHOGANY FRAMED SETTEE19TH CENTURYthe camel back withupholstered outscroll arms,squabs and roll cushion, allon moulded square sectionlegs united with stretchers

218cm wide

£800-1,200


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398 LB384/3PAIR OF REGENCYMAHOGANY AND GILT METALTABLE BASESCIRCA 1815the turned column standardon a circular base with threeprojecting squared angles,raised on gilt metal lion pawfeet

59cm high

£500-700

400 FA1/6REGENCY MAHOGANYBUTLER’S TRAY ON STANDCIRCA 1815of typical form, the tray withhinged D-shape flaps withpierced carrying handles, thex-form folding stand withturned supports

88cm high

£1,000-1,500

399 EAA263/87GEORGE III CARVEDGILTWOOD MIRROR18TH CENTURYin the rococo style with C-scrolls, ho-ho birds andfigures


£1,000-1,500

401 EAA263/85GEORGE III MAHOGANYSILVER TABLE18TH CENTURYthe rectangular top with re-entrant corners, slight raisedlip, all above a plain friezeand shaped apron, raised oncabriole legs terminating inpad feet


£1,000-1,500


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402REGENCY MAHOGANY AND MARQUETRY BREAKFAST TABLECIRCA 1815the rounded rectangular top with a foliate inlaid border, raisedon a faceted column support, ending in four splayed legs withbrass cappings and castors


£5,000-8,000

406 EZ339/63REGENCY MAHOGANYSERVING TABLECIRCA 1810the moulded top over twofrieze drawers, raised onreeded and tapered circularlegs terminating on toupiefeet

204cm wide

£1,500-2,000

403 FA24/5REGENCY MAHOGANY HALLBENCH IN THE MANNER OFGEORGE BULLOCKCIRCA 1815the rectangular seat flankedby fluted and ring turnedarms raised on tulip formsupports, the reeded edgewith an apron of half roundelswith ball drop finials, raisedon reeded tapered and turnedlegsNote:This bench is similar to a pairsupplied by George Bullock toMatthew Robinson Boulton for GreatTew Park, Oxfordshire in 1817, andsold Christies Great Tew Park sale,27th May 1987, lot 31. For anotherpair of benches see Christies NewYork, Fine English Furniture, 17thOctober 1997, lot 263

£2,000-3,000

404 EZ339/164REGENCY GILTWOOD ANDGESSO CONVEX MIRRORCIRCA 1820of typical form surmounted byan eagle cresting


£300-400

405 EZ339/70REGENCY MAHOGANYSIDEBOARDCIRCA 1815the crossbanded top with areeded edge above a centralfrieze drawer and tambourcupboard base, flanked bycurved frieze drawers and adeep cellarette cupboard anddrawer to either side, raisedon reeded circular legs

149cm wide

£1,000-2,000

407 EAC89/2LARGE SQUAREUPHOLSTERED STOOLOF RECENT MANUFACTUREthe tufted square topupholstered in cream floralpattern leatherette and raisedon carved pinecone giltwoodfeet


£300-500


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413 EAA416/55REGENCY MAHOGANYLIBRARY ARMCHAIRCIRCA 1815the rectangular caned backwith a reeded framecontinuing to downsweptpart-padded straight armswith caned sides, above acaned seat raised on turnedbaluster legs; with red silkloose cushions

92cm high

£500-800

412 EAA998/1SCOTTISH REGENCYMAHOGANY INLAID TEATABLECIRCA 1815the rounded rectangular topabove a line inlaid frieze,raised on a ring turnedcolumn support ending inreeded sabre legs with brasscappings and castors


£400-600

408 EAA416/54REGENCY MAHOGANYGRADUATED WHATNOTCIRCA 1815The square top with a singledrawer over four graduatedtiers with three quartergalleries, raised and dividedby ring turned columnsterminating in brass cappingsand castors


£400-600

409 FA1/18REGENCY ROSEWOODHANGING SHELFCIRCA 1815comprising three incurvedshelves with a closed backraised and divided by turnedcolumns and surmounted bya scroll end back rail centredwith a carved palmette


£400-600

411 FA347/2REGENCY MAHOGANYBREAKFAST TABLECIRCA 1820the oval crossbanded topraised on a turned columnsupport ending in splayedlegs with brass cappings andcastors


£2,000-3,000

410 EZ339/164ASMALL REGENCY GILTCONVEX WALL MIRRORCIRCA 1820the circular plate within areeded ebonised slip and ballmoulded frame surmountedby an eagle cresting


£200-300


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414 EAC168/1PAIR OF MAHOGANY CROSSBANDED FOLDOVER GAMESTABLESCIRCA 1820the rectangular tops with rounded forecorners opening to abaize lined playing surface, over a plain freize with scrolledends, raised on turned column supports and four downsweptlegs terminating in brass cappings and castors (2)

91cm wide, 73cm high, 45cm deep (closed)

£5,000-8,000

415 EAC89/1PAIR OF LARGE CIRCULARUPHOLSTERED STOOLSOF RECENT MANUFACTUREeach with a sectionedupholstered top with a beadededge and raised on flattenedlobed feet


£500-800

416 FA347/3REGENCY MAHOGANY ANDCROSSBANDED SOFA TABLECIRCA 1815the rounded rectangular topabove two real and twoopposing dummy friezedrawers, raised on twin endsupports ending in reededsplayed legs terminating inbrass cappings and castors


£2,000-3,000


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418 EAA263/120SCOTTISH REGENCYMAHOGANY ANDCROSSBANDED DROP LEAFSOFA TABLEWILLIAM TROTTER,EDINBURGH, CIRCA 1815the rounded flaps over twinfrieze drawers and raised onscroll supports continuing todownswept legs terminatingin brass cappings and castors

76cm high, 66cm deep, 166cm wideopen

Provenance:Haughey Antiques

Note:A similar table was provided forPaxton House, Berwickshire

£2,000-3,000

417 EAA263/235SMALL REGENCYMAHOGANY DROP LEAFPEDESTAL TABLECIRCA 1820with moulded edge and friezedrawer on a baluster columnand quadruped outswept legsending in brass cappings andcastors

79cm wide with flaps, 68cm high,45cm deep

£600-800


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419* EAA263/116REGENCY MAHOGANY AND PARQUETRY COMBINEDGAMES AND WORK TABLEATTRIBUTED TO GILLOWS, CIRCA 1820the crossbanded rounded rectangular top with aparquetry games board above a frieze drawer, openingto reveal a ratchet adjustable writing surface and a deepwork bag drawer, raised on reeded turned tapered legsending in brass cappings and castors


£600-800

420* EAA263/81REGENCY ROSEWOOD AND PARQUETRY WORK TABLEPOSSIBLY IRISH CIRCA 1820the cubic veneered top enclosing a compartmentedinterior above a deep work bag slide, raised on a squatturned columnar support and four hipped sabre legsterminating in brass cappings and castors


£1,000-1,800

421 FA39/6GEORGE IV MAHOGANY BUTLER’S TRAY AND STANDCIRCA 1825the folding rectangular sides with pierced carryinghandles on a folding x-form turned stand


£1,500-2,000


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422 EZ871/8WILLIAM IV MAHOGANY AND PARTRIDGEWOOD VENEEREDLIBRARY BOOKCASECIRCA 1835the straight moulded cornice above a frieze mounted withcarved rosettes over four glazed panel doors enclosing ashelved interior; the lower section of breakfront outline withfour moulded panel cupboard doors raised on a plinth base


£5,000-8,000


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423 EAC87/1VICTORIAN STAINED OAKGOTHIC REVIVAL LIBRARYBOOKCASE19TH CENTURYthe straight moulded corniceover two arched shelvedsections flanked by columnclusters, the lower sectionwith two arch mouldedcupboard doors flanked anddivided by reeded columns, ona conforming plinth base


£3,000-5,000

424 EZ845/4WILLIAM IV ROSEWOOD TEATABLECIRCA 1830the foldover top above afoliate carved and beadmoulded frieze, raised on afaceted baluster columnsupport and cartoucheshaped base, ending in scrollfeet and castors


£300-500

425 EZ339/64LATE GEORGIAN MAHOGANYTWO TIER DUMBWAITEREARLY 19TH CENTURYthe dished trays with dropsides on a baluster columnraised on downswept legsending with brass cappingsand castors

54cm top diameter

£500-700

426 EZ333/1GEORGE III PINEBREAKFRONT LIBRARYBOOKCASECIRCA 1790the dentil moulded corniceabove four astragal glazedpanel doors enclosingshelves, the lower sectionwith four further fielded paneldoors, raised on a plinth base


£1,000-1,500

427 EAC89/4LATE GEORGIAN MAHOGANYLIBRARY BOOKCASEEARLY 19TH CENTURYthe turned and dentilmoulded cornice over fourastragal glazed doors openingto shelves; the lower sectionwith four moulded panelcupboard doors, raised on aplinth base


£5,000-8,000

428 FA347/6SCOTTISH GEORGE IVMAHOGANY BOW FRONTSIDEBOARDCIRCA 1825the shaped raised back abovethree frieze drawers, raisedon spiral turned legs


£1,000-1,500

429 EAA923/1GEORGE IV DUET STANDCIRCA 1825the ratchet adjustable fretpierced stands centred bylyres, raised on a lapet carvedturned column support,ending in a triform base withcarved paw feet


£600-800

430 EAA499/6GEORGE IV MAHOGANYCOMBINED WORK/GAMESTABLECIRCA 1825the drop leaf top with aratchet adjustable insetleather writing surface, abovetwo drawers, one fitted withcompartments, flanked by twofurther small drawers, over awork bag slide, raised onreeded turned tapered legs

113cm wide open, 74cm high,43cm deep

£500-700

431 EAA416/57GEORGE IV MAHOGANYEXTENDING DINING TABLECIRCA 1825with two leaf extensions, therounded rectangular top witha reeded edge raised onthruned tapered reeded legsending in brass cappings andcasters

126cm wide, 74cm high,140cm unextended,264cm extended

£1,500-2,500

432 EAA416/56GEORGE IV MAHOGANYSERVING TABLECIRCA 1825The long demilune top withsquare forecorners over aplain frieze with a mouldededge, raised on taperingturned and reeded legs


£1,000-1,500

433 EZ339/65GEORGE IV MAHOGANYSIDEBOARDCIRCA 1830the superstructure with athree quarter gallery abovetambour doors flanked bypanels, the lower part with abow front with a central doorand one to each side,flankedby a further deep cellarettedrawer and cupboard door,raised on tapering circularlegs

212cm wide

£1,000-1,500

434 EAC199/10WILLIAM IV MAHOGANYLIBRARY TABLECIRCA 1835the moulded rectangular topwith and inset tooled and giltbrown leather surface, overthree frieze drawers andthree opposing drawers,raised on turned and reededlegs and later turned feet

167cm long, 77cm high,105cm deep

£800-1,200


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435 EAC22/23IZNIK MAHOGANYMARQUETRY AND MOTHER-OF-PEARL INLAIDOCCASIONAL TABLELATE 19TH CENTURYthe octagonal top above anarcaded frieze raised on eightsquare legs


£300-500

436 FA347/4LARGE PAIR OF BELLOWS19TH CENTURYconverted to a coffee table,the bellows marked ‘Made byJohn C Onions/ Birmingham’,on a later stand

130cm long, 74cm deep

£300-400

437 EZ807/1PAIR OF SMALL WALNUTDESKS19TH CENTURYthe moulded rectangular topsinset with a leather writingsurface above two friezedrawers, the pedestalsupports fitted with five shortand ten small drawers raisedon carved plinth bases


£1,500-2,000

438No lot

440 EZ329/1SET OF EIGHT SCOTTISHGEORGE IV MAHOGANYDINING CHAIRSCIRCA 1825including two armchairs, thefoliate carved back railsabove drop-in overstuffedseats, raised on reededturned tapered legs; togetherwith four similar single chairs(12)

90cm height

£1,000-1,500


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439 FA347/5PAIR OF IRISH MARQUETRYAND PARQUETRY TRIPODTABLESLATE 19TH CENTURY,PROBABLY KILLARNEYthe circular tops inlaid with agames board and a Maltesecross within a chevron andfloral garland border, raisedon baluster turned columnsupports and ending on threeshaped downswept feet (2)


£1,000-1,500


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442 EZ334/11VICTORIAN MAHOGANYCOMPENDIUM WARDROBEMID 19TH CENTURYof inverted breakfront outline,the shorter centre sectionwith a moulded cornice over apair of cupboard doors withtwo short and three longdrawers below, flanked bytaller moulded wardrobecupboards, on a conformingplinth

£800-1,200

443 FA2/1VICTORIAN MAHOGANY ANDSPECIMEN MARBLE CENTRETABLE19TH CENTURYthe circular games board topinlaid with various hardstonesand raised on turned legsending in slightly splayedreeded feet terminating onceramic castors


£800-1,200

441 EAA54/5FRENCH BOULLE MARQUETRY LIBRARY DESK AND LOWBOOKCASE, EN SUITELATE 19TH CENTURYof breakfront outline, comprising a central kneehole desk withgilt metal gallery and open shelf flanked by two banks of threestage drawers, the frieze with three shallow drawers abovepanelled cupboard doors between two bookcase cabinets eachwith a pair of astragal glazed doors enclosing leather fringedshelves, on plinth base, the whole with female mask and foliatecast gilt metal mounts


£4,000-6,000

444 EAC158/3SCOTTISH VICTORIANCARVED WALNUT ANDUPHOLSTERED SETTEECIRCA 1860the square padded backsurmounted by a crown andthistle cresting above scrollarms and an overstuffed seat,raised on cabriole legsterminating in porcelaincastors

220cm wide

£500-800

445 FA24/4BIEDERMEIER CHERRY ANDLINE INLAID SETTEECIRCA 1840the straight padded back withscrolled ends and highscrolled arms with gilt metallion mask mounts, over apadded seat above a deepshaped apron and flat scrollfeet; in gold and black stripedsilk

206cm wide

£500-700


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446 FA347/7IMPRESSIVE VICTORIAN CARVED MAHOGANY PEDESTALSIDEBOARDCIRCA 1860the shaped mirror back carved in high relief with fruitingvines, above an inverted breakfront top fitted with one friezedrawer, the pedestal supports with conforming carveddecoration and one panelled cupboard door, opening to revealshelves, raised on a plinth base

234cm wide, 78cm deep

£2,000-3,000

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448 FA39/1UNUSUAL VICTORIAN OAKCONCENTRIC EXTENDINGCENTER TABLECIRCA 1870the circular top withconcentric folding leavesabove a panelled frieze,raised on carved squaretapered legs


£7,000-9,000

447 FA347/1VICTORIAN PAPIER MACHEAND MOTHER-OF-PEARLCOMBINED WORK BOX ANDWRITING TABLECIRCA 1860the slope top decorated with acastle view, opening to reveala velvet lined inset writingsurface, above onecompartmented frieze drawerfitted with ivory sewingimplements, raised on shapedend supports united by ashaped stretcher and endingin scroll feet


£800-1,200

449 LB384/2PAIR OF INDIAN PARQUETRYARMCHAIRSLATE 19TH CENTURYcomprising a tub armchairand a corner chair, each withallover geometric inlay invarious exotic woods andmother-of-pearl

£800-1,200


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450 EZ871/3VICTORIAN EBONISED AND FAUXTORTOISESHELL LIBRARY TABLELATE 19TH CENTURYthe shaped oval top with an inset stripedfabric writing surface, above an undulatingfrieze, raised on a openwork quatreformbase ending in scroll feet


£3,000-5,000

451 LB382/1FINE VICTORIAN AMBOYNA,EBONISED, AND PORCELAINMOUNTED BONHEUR DUJOURCIRCA 1880with gilt metal and Sevresstyle porcelain mounts, theraised back with a piercedgallery above a central openmirrored recess flanked bytwo cupboard doors, openingto reveal a plush lined shelvedinterior, the lower sectionwith three frieze drawers, onefitted with a ratchetadjustable writing surface,raised on fluted turnedsupports united by twoundertiers and ending inturned feet with castors


£4,000-6,000


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452 EAC87/2CONTINENTAL CHESTNUT REFECTORY TABLELATE 19TH CENTURYthe long rectangular top over a plain frieze on block and turnedtapered legs united by a long stretcher and three lateralstretchers


£2,500-3,500

453 FA39/7NEOCLASSICAL MARBLETOP SIDE TABLE19TH CENTURYthe shaped white marble topabove a stiff leaf carved friezeraised on fluted taperedcylindrical forelegs andsquare tapered garland hungrear legs


£3,000-4,000


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454ITALIAN EBONISED MARQUETRY SILVER CABINET19TH CENTURYthe rectangular top with square projecting corners over a singlefrieze drawer above a moulded panel door inlaid with stainedfruitwood, ivory, abalone and mother-of-pearl depicting puttiembracing, the outer panels with figural brass and conforminginlay, the interior fitted with compartments, on a conformingplinth base


£2,000-3,000


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455 EAC89/7LOUIS XV JAPANNEDARMOIRECIRCA 1760with later Chinoiseriedecoration throughout, themoulded cornice above a pairof panelled doors enclosinghanging space, raised oncarved claw feet united by ashaped apron centred by a fanmotif


£1,000-1,500

456 FA1/9FRENCH CARVED GILTWOODTOILET MIRRORLATE 19TH CENTURYof rectangular form with twowing sections, each sectionwith carved foliate and berrydecoration to the crest andmounts with two doublebranch gilt metal scrolledsconces to either side,standing on scrolled giltmetal feet

81cm high

£800-1,200


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457 EZ845/3FRENCH EMPIREMAHOGANY AND GILTBRONZE MOUNTEDCOMMODECIRCA 1820the mottled marble top abovean ogee moulded drawer andthree further long drawers,raised on a plinth base withbun feet


£2,000-3,000


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458 FA345/6PAIR OF METAL AND OAK DISPLAY CASESEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe upright rectangular metal framed glazedcases on turned oak supports united bystretchers


£1,000-1,500


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459 EZ314/1LOUIS XV STYLE KINGWOODFOLDOVER CARD TABLECIRCA 1900the serpentine top with latticework inlay and gilt metalbeading, over a concealedfrieze drawer with castcresting, serpentine apron,raised on cabriole legs withfoliate mounts and sabots


£600-900

460 EZ334/2FRENCH MAHOGANYSECRETAIRE A ABBATANT19TH CENTURYthe raised top fitted with onedrawer over a further ogeemoulded frieze drawer andfall front, opening to reveal amarquetry inlaid fittedinterior, above three furtherlong drawers, raised on squatcabriole legs


£800-1,200

463 EAC93/2EDWARDIAN MAHOGANYAND MARQUETRY BUREAUBOOKCASEEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe straight moulded cornicesurmounted by a swan neckpediment over a pair ofastragal glazed doors openingto shelves; the lower sectionwith a false drawer opening toan interior fitted with pigeonholes and drawers and aleather writing surface, over apair of cupboard doors, thewhole with foliate scrolls andgarland hung urns; raised onshaped bracket feet


£2,500-3,500

464 EAC93/1SMALL EDWARDIANMAHOGANY ANDSATINWOOD CROSSBANDEDSIDEBOARDEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe bowfront crossbanded andline inlaid top over a centraldrawer and arched recessflanked by deep drawers, allwith crossbanding and cornerinlay, raised on squaretapered legs terminating onspade feet.


£1,500-2,500

461 EZ866/4NAPOLEON III EBONY,ROSEWOOD AND AMBOYNAMARQUETRY AND GILTBRASS INLAID WORK TABLEBY CHARLES-GUILLAUMEDIEHL, PARIS, THIRDQUARTER 19TH CENTURYthe hinged rectangular topwith rounded ends and inlaidbands set with brass andabalone inlay floralmedallions, opening to afitted interior and drawerslide, the underside withfoliate marquetry and an ovalmirror; the whole raised onfluted tapered legs united byincurved stretchers centeredby an urn finial.


£1,000-1,500

462 EZ866/7SHERATON REVIVALMAHOGANY WARDROBE BYGILLOWSCIRCA 1890in three parts: the moldedcornice over a central pair ofcupboard doors opening totray slides, above two longdrawers; flanked by tallcupboards with curved doors,all over a shaped apron andraised on splayed feet, thelocks and one drawerstamped “GILLOWS”

226cm long, 209cm high,53cm deep

£2,000-3,000

465LOUIS XV WALNUT SETTEECIRCA 1750the carved serpentine crestrail continuing to pronounced earsand downswept enclosed arms ending with scrolled hand-holds, above a cushioned seat, raised on short cabriole legs;the whole in yellow floral silk.


Provenance:Sotheby’s London, Highly Important French Furniture, 1988

£4,000-6,000


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466LOUIS XV STYLE KINGWOOD ANDTULIPWOOD PARQUETRY AND GILTBRONZE MOUNTED DRESSINGTABLE19TH CENTURYthe shaped rectangular gilt metalbanded top inset with silk brocadeand a glass liner, over a centralfrieze drawer flanked by squaredrawers, all with gilt bronze mounts,raised on cabriole legs terminatingwith foliate sabots

110cm wide

Provenance:Phillips, London, 11th July, 1978, lot 39

£3,000-5,000

467LOUIS XV STYLE KINGWOODAND GILT BRONZE MOUNTEDSTOOL19TH CENTURYthe circular needleworkupholstered top over a friezewith recessed panels dividedby gilt bronze rosettes andcentred by foliate mounts,raised on fluted taperedcircular legs terminating ongilt bronze foliate cast feet


£300-400

468 FA39/3LOUIS XVI STYLE MAHOGANYBUREAU PLATLATE 19TH CENTURYwith gilt metal mounts, theleather inset rectangular topabove two real and twoopposing dummy friezedrawers, raised on taperedfluted cylindical legs endingon toupie feet


£3,000-4,000

469 EAA570/7LOUIS XV STYLE KINGWOODAND TULIPWOODPARQUETRY WORK TABLE19TH CENTURYthe shaped oval top with apierced three quarter galleryopening to a mirror andcompartmented interior, overtwo conforming undertiersraised and separated byserpentine legs


£600-800

470 FA345/2LOUIS XV STYLE ROSEWOODAND MARQUETRY SIDETABLELATE 19TH CENTURYwith gilt metal mounts, theshaped rectangular top withfloral marquetry and a trelliscartouche, over one friezedrawer, raised on slendersquare cabriole legs ending insabots


£800-1,200

471-473No lots


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WHYTOCK & REID FURNITURE FROM DALMUINZIE HOUSE,BIELDSIDE, ABERDEENSHIRE

Mr Patrick Duncan Gourlay Clark spent nearly all his workinglife in Sri Lanka initially as assistant curator of the PeradinyaGardens from 1883-1885, a rubber and tea planter, managerand land owner. In 1911 he married Marion Smith, daughter ofHugh Smith (well known engineering firm in Glasgow), in StAndrew's Kirk in Colombo.

On returning home from the East, Patrick and Marion Clarkwere drawn to the beauty of Aberdeenshire where they enjoyedfamily life with their two children Patrick born in 1914 and Enidborn in 1916. They rented their first home Glenmillan nearLumphanan and then later purchased Alt-na-braigh inMilltimber.

In 1927 Mr and Mrs Clark purchased Dalmuinzie House,Bieldside, 5 miles west of Aberdeen from Lady Fleming, widowof John Fleming, Lord Provost of Aberdeen. Mrs Clark waskeen to enhance this gracious home and enlisted theprofessional services of Whytock and Reid purchasing fromthem furniture, soft furnishings and ornaments. The furniturewell suited the large elegant wood panelled rooms and the highceilings; the principle rooms commanding stunning views tothe hills of Deeside.

Here they enjoyed entertaining, often extending the dining roomtable to seat a dozen or more guests. Mr Clark was a keenfisherman having a beat on the River Dee. He was anaccomplished shot, joining shooting parties on Aberdeenshireestates. Mrs Clark was a keen bridge player, played golf andenjoyed entertaining at home.

In 1937 PDGC (as he was fondly known) died of a heart attack.The family remained in Dalmuinzie until the outbreak of warwhen the army took possession of the property. Sadly Patrick,their only son died in action in November 1941. Mrs Clark soldDalmunizie House in 1947. Some of the furniture was sold toWhytock and Reid following the sale of the house; theremainder was put into storage in Galloway and Sykes,Aberdeen.

Mrs Clark's daughter Enid married a naval officer from Essexin 1945 and so the remaining Whytock and Reid furniture fromDalmunzie House made its way south from Aberdeen tobeautify Enid's family home in Essex for a further fifty years

Fiona Bundock, grand-daughter ofMr and Mrs P D G Clark

November 2011

474 FA5/1WHYTOCK & REIDMAHOGANY DOUBLEWARDROBEEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe rounded edge cornicecentred by a stylised foliatecarved panel over a pair ofpanelled veneer doors, thebase with a single deepdrawer, raised on flattenedsquare feet, stamped‘Whytock & Reid/ Edinburgh’


£400-600

475 FA5/4WHYTOCK & REID WALNUTTOILET MIRROREARLY 20TH CENTURYthe shaped rectangularbevelled mirror plate raisedon moulded square uprightsupports and cabriole legs,united by a dished undertierand ending in pad feet


£150-250

476 FA5/10WHYTOCK & REID WALNUTAND BURR WALNUTDRESSING MIRROREARLY 20TH CENTURYin the Queen Anne style, withrectangular bevelled mirrorplate with an arched crestflanked by uprights withpointed finials, the base witha single drawer, stamped‘Whytock & Reid/ Edinburgh’


£150-250


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477 FA5/2WHYTOCK & REID BURRWALNUT DOUBLE WARDROBEEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe round moulded cornice overa foliate carved frieze and a pairof crossbanded cupboard doors,the base with a single deepdrawer, raised on short straightfeet, stamped ‘Whytock & Reid/Edinburgh’


£400-600

478 FA5/5WHYTOCK & REID OAK, BURRWOOD AND MACASSAR EBONYTOILET MIRROREARLY 20TH CENTURYthe arched bevelled mirror platein a burr wood and macassarebony frame, pivot mounted in aouter conforming frame on atrestle base united by a dishedundertier


£150-250

479 FA5/8WHYTOCK & REID OAK STOOLEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe rectangular upholstered topover a plain apron and raised onsquare straight legs withnotched feet


£150-250

480 FA5/3WHYTOCK & REIDMAHOGANY CHEST OFDRAWERSEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe rectangular top with athree quarter gallery overthree short drawers and threelong graduated drawers,raised on flattened foliatecaved feet, on later castors


£500-800

481 FA5/6WHYTOCK & REID OAK ANDPOLLARD OAK DRESSINGTABLEEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe rectangular rounded edgetop over a central friezedrawer flanked by two sets ofshort drawers, raised onhipped straight cabriole legs


£400-600



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482 FA5/13WHYTOCK & REID WALNUTSTOOLEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe drop-in seat in a mouldedframe with plain apron, raisedon scroll carved cabriole legsending in foliate carved spadefeet


£150-250

483 FA5/11WHYTOCK & REID WALNUTAND BURR WALNUTDRESSING TABLEEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe rectangular top with acrossbanded edge andshaped forecorners, overthree frieze drawers, raisedon scroll carved straightcabriole legs ending in padfeet


£400-600

486 FA5/7WHYTOCK & REID OAK,WALNUT AND BURR WOODCHEVAL MIRROREARLY 20TH CENTURYthe tall bevelled mirror platewith an arched crest, in aconforming frame carved withstylised leaves and berries,raised on trestle supports


£150-250

485 FA5/12WHYTOCK & REID OAKFOLDING TOWEL RAILEARLY 20TH CENTURYeach section with three railsand raised on cabriole legs


£150-200

484 FA5/9WHYTOCK & REIDOAD ANDBURR WOOD DOUBLE BEDEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe shaped arched headboard137cm wide, 128cm high, withcrossbanding, with aconforming footboard andrails; together with theoriginal boxspring

£300-500

488 FA5/15BRITISH NEEDLEWORK PANELPROBABLY EARLY 20TH CENTURYwoven in the 18th century manner, depicting five figuresand animals in a bucolic setting, within a blue foliatebranch border with animals and birds

115cm x 150cm

£300-500



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487 FA5/14WHYTOCK & REID OAKLUGGAGE STANDEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe rectangular slatted topover a plain apron and raisedon cabriole legs ending inspade feet


£100-150

489 FA5/18SET OF EIGHT WHYTOCK &REID MAHOGANY DININGCHAIRSEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe curved paddedrectangular backs overupholstered seats withnailhead edge, raised onreeded straight legs united byan H-form stretcher


£500-800

490 FA5/17WHYTOCK & REIDMAHOGANY ANDCROSSBANDED AND PARCELGILT EXTENDING DININGTABLEEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe D-end crossbanded topover a plain frieze, raised ontapering legs capped bycarved fruit and foliate giltpanels and terminating onpaw feet,the mechanicalextending action with fourleaves and crank

137cm diameter, 76cm high(closed)

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494 FA5/22WHYTOCK & REIDMAHOGANY AND PARCELGILT STANDARD LAMPEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe triform stem with parcelgilt foliate decoration, raisedon a tripod base

139cm high

£150-250

492 FA5/16PAIR OF WHYTOCK & REIDWALNUT AND BURR WOODSINGLE BEDSEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe high shaped archheadboards with a roundmoulded edge and centred bycarved stylised floral panels,with conforming footboardsand rails; together withoriginal box frame andhorsehair mattresses

Headboard 100cm wide, 135cm high

£300-500

493 FA5/19WHYTOCK & REID EASYARMCHAIREARLY 20TH CENTURYthe low upholstered back overa long T-shape cushion andupholstered arms, in a greenslipcover, raised on shortshaped feet

83cm high

£200-300



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495 FA5/26NOVELTY BRONZE DESKCLOCKEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe bronze globularmovement with Arabicchapters being held on theback of a gilt tortoise, on arectangular slate base

9.5cm high

£150-250

491 FA5/20WHYTOCK & REIDMAHOGANY AND PARCELGILT SIDE CABINETEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe long rectangular top witha moulded backrail and roundforecorners, over a pair ofgrille inset doors divided by afruit and foliate carved giltpanel, raised on block feet


£200-300

497 FA5/23WHYTOCK & REIDMAHOGANY AND PARCELGILT CENTRE TABLEEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe circular top with apiecrust edge, raised on aquatreform base with carvedstylised flowers and ending onan X-shaped base


£200-300



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496 FA5/21WHYTOCK & REIDMAHOGANY ANDSATINWOOD SERVEREARLY 20TH CENTURYthe crossbanded rectangulartop with a short backrail andround moulded corners over apair of frieze drawers abovetwo open shelves, raised onsquare pad feet


£300-400

498 FA5/28EDWARDIAN OAK AND IRONBOUND SILVER CHESTEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe hinged top opening to aseries of removable red baizelined and compartmentedtrays bearing labels; togetherwith a group of silver andplated wares


£300-500

499 FA5/25WHYTOCK & REIDMAHOGANY, PARCEL GILTAND MARBLE TOP CONSOLETABLEEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe rectangular grey veinedmarble top over a foliatecarved frieze, raised onstraight reeded square legsending on shaped block feet


£200-300



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500 FA5/27WHYTOCK & REID WALNUT,BURR WALNUT ANDROSEWOOD TALL CHEST OFDRAWERSEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe crossbanded top with amoulded edge carved with floralmotifs, over four long drawers,the slightly outset lower sectionwith two further long drawers,raised on flattend foliate carvedfeet, stamped ‘Whytock & Reid/Edinburgh’


£500-800

501 FA5/29WHYTOCK & REID WALNUT,MAHOGANY, AND BURRWALNUT WARDROBEEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe round moulded cornice overa pair of long doors inlaid withpanelled veneers, over a singledeep base drawer, raised onshort flattened cabriole feet andlater castors


£400-600

502 FA5/24WHYTOCK & REID RED PAINTEDTEA TROLLEYEARLY 20TH CENTURYthe three galleried tiers withraised gilt foliate panels, raisedon moulded square legs endingin pad feet, the red paint a lateraddition


£200-300

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Important Fredric Lord Leighton(1830-1896) bronze$30,000-50,000

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Ascarce George I English provincial octagonalteapotJohn Carnaby Newcastle 1721, of octagonalform with domed hinged cover and facettedstraight spout, with C scroll wooden handle andraised on a simple collar foot£3,000-£5,000

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63.5cm x 76cm (25in x 30in)

£20,000-30,000

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Fine Antiques Auction - 8th December 2010

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