Spring Catalogue Sale

Spring Catalogue Sale
Thursday 22, Friday 23 and Saturday 24
March 2012
Thursday 22 March at 10.00am in
Saleroom 1
Glass
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A Stained and Painted Glass Roundel, 19
century, after Raphael, The Madonna Della
Sedia, apparently unsigned, within yellow and
black formal scroll decorated six panel border, ring
for suspension, 41cm diameter
£200 - 400
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A Large Engraved Glass Pedestal Punch Bowl,
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20 century, of circular form with everted rim,
decorated with swags of fruits suspended from
ribbon ties, within gadrooned arches, laurel leaf
detail to the circular foot, 31cm diameter, 21cm
high
£200 - 300
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A Pair of Cut Glass Table Lustres, early 19
century, the gilt metal sockets in fan and hobnail
cut drip pans hung with button and prismatic drops
on a baluster stem with further conforming drip pan
similarly hung with drops, on a diamond cut column
and fan and hobnail cut lobed circular base, 35cm
high
£200 - 300
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A Set of Six Wine Goblets, late 19 /20 century,
the bucket shape bowls engraved with cockfighting
scenes, on plain stems and circular feet, 20cm high
£150 - 200
5
A Wellington Commemorative Rummer, circa
1815, the round funnel bowl engraved
WELLINGTON FOREVER above a sword, on the
reverse with dove with laurel twig, on single knop
short stem, 12cm; A Blue Glass Rummer, circa
1800, the ovoid bowl on heavy lemon squeezer
square foot, 12.2cm high; and Another, circa
1790, in clear glass, with engraved rim, 13.5cm
high (3)
£120 - 180
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A Rummer, circa 1810, the round funnel bowl with
basal cut and floral swag engraving around the
inscription SUCCESS TO THE TOWN AND
TRADE OF BLACKBURNE (sic) and with initials
JEE opposite, on solid square foot, 13.5cm high;
and A Rare Davenport Process Rummer, circa
1810, the broad semi-ovoid cup with overlap leaf
broad banding, on a double cushion knop and
circular foot with etched mark PATENT, 11.1cm
high (2)
£150 - 250
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A Love Token Scent Bottle, AB July 9th 1817, of
flattened spherical form, with opaque white wrythen
striations, purple and blue glass beaded rim and
sides, with inscription applied (as above), the
initials beneath a heart motif, 4.6cm
£250 - 350
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A Wine Glass, 18 century, the bell shape bowl
with basal air tear on hollow baluster stem and
circular folded foot, 13.5cm high; A Wine Glass,
with faceted stem, 13.5cm; and Another, the
rounded funnel bowl engraved with a band of
flowers, 14.5cm high (3)
£200 - 300
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A Set of Twelve Slice Cut Circular Salt Cellars,
part of the Tenantry Service of the Duke of
Northumberland, early 19th century, of panelled
circular form, each moulded with lemon squeezer
bases, and each engraved with the Percy crescent,
7.1cm diameter
The service was transported continuously between Alnwick
Castle and Sion House in London for important banquets.
£150 - 250
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A Set of Six Rummers, circa 1790, each
semi-ovoid bowl with triple panelled base and
slightly wrythen short stem to a square foot, 13cm
high
£150 - 200
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A Colour-Twist Wine Glass, circa 1770, the bell
bowl with a double-series colour-twist stem
comprising a red and white spiral thread around a
wide spiral tape edged with green, 15.8cm high
£1600 - 2000
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Three Ale Glasses, circa 1780-1830, the latest
example engraved with fruiting hops and barley,
the two earlier examples with wrythen twisted
bowls, the tallest 13.3cm high; and A Masonic
Dram Glass, circa 1710, the bucket bowl
engraved with diverse Masonic symbols, on a
single knop stem, 10.5cm high (4)
£150 - 200
13
A Large Engraved Rummer, circa 1820, the
bucket bowl engraved with three tailors making
clothes, opposed by initials JAL and flowering
branches, on a single knopped short stem with
plain foot, 21cm high
£180 - 250
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A ‘Speed the Plough’ Rummer, circa 1805, the
bucket bowl engraved with THE FARMERS ARMS
and initials FMC within barley eyes, on lemon
squeezer square foot, 13.2cm high
£150 - 250
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A Pair of Irish Mallet Decanters, circa 1800,
possibly Cork Glass Co, each with bull's eye
stoppers and double milled triple ring necks, the
bodies engraved with four anchors punctuating
undulating laurel swags with ribbon ties, 28cm high
£150 - 250
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A Set of Three Ale Glasses, circa 1750, each
with round funnel bowl engraved with hops and
barley, on double knopped multiple spiral air twist
stems, 19cm high
£300 - 400
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An Electioneering Wine Glass, circa 1760-65,
the ogee bowl engraved HUZZAH LOWTHER AND
UPTON, on a plain stem and folded foot, 13.3cm
high
The sentiment engraved on this glass is possibly relating to a
1761 Parliamentary election campaign in Yorkshire contested by
Sir James Lowther and John Upton of Ingmire Hall
£800 - 1000
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A Wine Glass, circa 1750, the drawn trumpet bowl
on air twist stem and circular foot, 16cm high; and
A Similar Smaller Glass, 15cm high (2)
£200 - 300
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A Wine Glass, circa 1765, the bell shaped bowl
engraved with a leaf band on a double knopped
opaque twist stem and circular foot, 17.5cm high
£120 - 180
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A Wine Glass, circa 1765, the ogee bowl
engraved with a flower and a bird on a double
series opaque twist stem and circular foot, 14.5cm;
A Similar Glass, engraved with flowers and an
insect, 14.5cm; and A Similar Glass, engraved
with a bird on branch and flowers, 14.5cm (3)
£200 - 300
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A Light Baluster Wine Glass, circa 1750, the
round funnel bowl engraved with birds and bowls of
fruit within scrollwork and foliate ornament hung
with swags, on a baluster stem with two ball knops
and circular foot, 20cm high
£700 - 1000
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A Wine Glass, circa 1760, the semi-fluted rounded
funnel bowl on a double series opaque twist stem
and circular foot, 17cm high; A Similar Glass, with
hammered lower section to bowl and later
engraved MARY E PATTERSON 1897, 16.5cm
high; A Similar Glass, the ogee bowl on double
series opaque twist stem, 14cm high; and A
Similar Glass, with semi-fluted bowl, 13cm high (4)
£150 - 200
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An Engraved Wine Glass, circa 1765, the round
funnel bowl engraved with initial O within a frame of
foliage, the stem with upper beaded knop between
triple collars, on a double-series opaque twist stem
comprising fine spiral threads around a central
slightly spiral gauze, 15.1cm high
£200 - 300
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A Mixed-Twist Ale Glass, circa 1760, the round
funnel bowl with plain stem containing a single air
spiral around a multi-ply opaque twist corkscrew,
19.5cm high
£120 - 180
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A Wine Glass, circa 1765, the ovoid bowl with
all-over honeycomb moulding, on a double series
opaque twist stem comprising four spiral threads
outside a gauze, 12cm high; and Another, circa
1780, the ovoid bowl on a double series opaque
twist stem comprising four spiral tapes around a
central gauze, 13cm high (2)
£200 - 300
26
A Near Pair of Wine Glasses, circa 1760, the
rounded funnel bowls on double series opaque
twist stems and circular feet, 14.7cm and 15cm
high
£150 - 200
27
A Wine Glass, circa 1750, the bell shaped bowl on
an air twist stem and circular foot, 16.5cm high
£120 - 150
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An Ale Glass, circa 1750, the round funnel bowl
engraved with barley ears and a moth, on a plain
stem, 17.4cm high; and Another, circa 1750,
engraved with barley and hops, folded foot, 16.4cm
high (2)
£180 - 250
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A Mixed Series Wine Glass, circa 1760, the
round funnel bowl on a pair of air twist spirals
interwoven into opaque spiral threads, 15cm high
£120 - 180
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A Champagne Glass, circa 1750, the double ogee
bowl on a multiple spiral air twist stem with basal
knop, domed foot, 16.5cm high; and A Wine
Glass, circa 1755, the waisted bucket bowl on a
plain multiple spiral air twist stem, 16.5cm high (2)
£150 - 200
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A Wine Glass, circa 1765, the semi-fluted ogee
bowl on double series opaque twist stem and
circular foot, 15cm high; and A Similar Glass, the
ogee bowl with everted rim, 15cm high (2)
£200 - 300
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A Wine Goblet, circa 1765, the plain ovoid bowl
on a double-series opaque twist stem comprising
two multi-ply spiral bands around a central
corkscrew, 18cm high; and A Wine Glass, circa
1760, the plain round funnel bowl on a multi spiral
opaque twist centre knop stem, 14.5cm high (2)
£150 - 250
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A ‘Success to the Coal Trade’ Wine Glass, circa
1765, the ovoid bowl engraved (as above) on a
double-series opaque twist stem comprising eight
spirals around a central corkscrew, 15.5cm high
£400 - 600
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An Air Twist Wine Glass, circa 1750, the round
funnel bowl with dimpled and fluted decoration, on
a multiple spiral air twist stem with upper knop,
16.5cm high
£150 - 250
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An Ale Glass, circa 1765, the plain round funnel
bowl on double series opaque twist stem
comprising a spiral tape outside a pair of spiral
tapes, on domed foot, 20.2cm high
£120 - 180
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An Air Twist Wine Glass, circa 1760, the round
funnel bowl on a multi-ply spiral corkscrew, 15cm
high; and An Opaque Twist Wine Glass, circa
1765, the ogee bowl on a double series stem
comprising a multi-ply spiral band outside a pair of
spiral tapes, 15.8cm high (2)
£200 - 300
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A Ratafia Glass, circa 1765, the slim bowl with
basal fluting, on a double-series opaque twist stem
comprising two triple spiral threads outside vertical
gauze, 18.5cm high
£600 - 800
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A Wine Glass, circa 1750, the round funnel bowl
on a multi spiral air twist stem, 16.1cm high; and
A Pan-Topped Wine Glass, circa 1750, the bowl
on a centre knopped stem with multiple spiral air
twist, 17.7cm high (2)
£180 - 250
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A Silesian Stemmed Sweetmeat Glass, circa
1760, of heavy gauge, with petallate ogee bowl and
on an eight-sided baluster stem and cusped foot,
16cm high; A Facet Stem Wine Glass, circa 1775,
the round funnel bowl with basal cutting and on a
centre-knop stem, 15cm high; and Another, circa
1775, the simple ovoid bowl with facet cut stem,
12.5cm high (3)
£150 - 250
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An Air Twist Wine Glass, circa 1750, the round
funnel bowl on a multi-spiral air twist stem of
shoulder and centre knop, 15cm high; and
Another, circa 1750, the round funnel bowl with
basal fluting, on a centre-knopped stem, 14.7cm
high (2)
£250 - 300
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A Colour Twist Wine Glass, circa 1760, the
trumpet bowl on a double-series red and opaque
colour twist stem comprising a white and a red
spiral thread around a vertical gauze, 17.1cm high
£300 - 500
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An Opaque Twist Wine Glass, circa 1760, the
round funnel bowl with basal fluting, on a
single-series opaque twist stem comprising outlined
lace twist, 14.9cm high; and Another, circa 1760,
the flared bucket bowl on a pair of multi-ply
corkscrews, 15.6cm high (2)
£200 - 300
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A Wine Glass, circa 1750, the trumpet bowl on an
air twist stem and circular foot, 17.5cm high
£100 - 150
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A Wine Glass, circa 1740, the thistle bowl with
basal air tear on plain stem and folded circular foot,
17cm high
£150 - 200
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A Wine Glass, circa 1760, the semi-fluted ogee
bowl on knopped double series opaque twist stem
and circular foot, 16.5cm; and A Similar Air Twist
Wine Glass, 15cm high (2)
£200 - 300
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A Goblet, circa 1700-20, the round funnel bowl
upon a teared inverted baluster stem, 19.3cm high
£1000 - 1500
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A Patch Stand, circa 1740, with wrythen fluted
bowl, stem and circular foot, 5.5cm high, 6.4cm
diameter; and A Sweetmeat Glass, circa 1740,
the panelled and ogee moulded bowl on a multiple
knopped stem, and on a panelled foot, 9cm high,
8.8cm diameter (2)
£200 - 300
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A Balustroid Wine Glass, circa 1740, the round
funnel bowl simply engraved with a basket of
flowers and a bird, on a triple knop stem, slightly
conical folded foot, 14.4cm high
£120 - 180
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A Balustroid Wine Glass, circa 1730, the trumpet
bowl with teared base, on an inverted baluster
stem, 15.5cm high; A Wine Glass, circa 1760, the
trumpet bowl on true hollow stem, 15cm high; and
Another, circa 1750, the waisted bell bowl on plain
stem and folded foot, 13.8cm high (3)
£150 - 250
50
A Baluster Wine Glass, circa 1725, the bell bowl
engraved with fruiting vine, on a double knopped
stem and domed foot, 16.8cm high
£180 - 250
51
A Silesian Stemmed Friendship Wine Glass,
circa 1740, the round funnel bowl with teared base,
engraved with two shaking hands AMICITIAE,
flanked by fronds, on a shouldered and teared stem
with basal knop, folded foot, 18.5cm high
£400 - 600
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A Green Wine Glass, circa 1740, the cup bowl on
a thick straight plain stem, with half-basal knop, on
slightly domed and broadly folded foot, 17cm high
£150 - 250
53
A Balustroid Wine Glass, circa 1730, the round
funnel bowl on shoulder knop over two drop knops
and basal knop, on a domed foot, 17.5cm high
£300 - 400
54
A Tazza, circa 1730, the circular top with low edge,
on a hollow multiple knopped short stem and
domed folded foot, 10cm high, 20.7cm diameter;
and A Pair of Condiment Bottles, circa 1780,
with facet cut lozenge and guilloche decoration,
with later silver mounts, London 1850, 16cm high
(3)
£150 - 250
55
A Balustroid Patch Stand, circa 1740, the circular
top with low rim, on a hollow double knopped stem,
folded foot, 10.3cm diameter, 6.3cm high
£150 - 250
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A Facon de Venise Tazza, probably 17 century,
the slightly dished circular top with a central applied
guilloche band in turquoise glass within ribbon
bands, on a swept circular folded foot, 27cm
diameter, 8cm high; and A Tazza, circa 1760, the
circular top with everted rim, on a swept base with
folded foot, 37.5cm diameter, 8.5cm high (2)
£200 - 300
British Ceramics
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A Pair of Royal Worcester Porcelain Slender
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Baluster Vases, 20 century, with loop handles,
painted by Freeman with still lives of fruit on mossy
banks, on gilt circular socles, printed marks in
black, 28cm high
£300 - 500
58
A Pair of Royal Worcester Porcelain Tea Plates,
1952 and 1953, painted by Freeman with still lives
of fruit on a mossy bank within gilt line borders,
signed, printed marks in black, 15.5cm diameter
£120 - 180
59
A Royal Worcester Porcelain Ginger Jar and
Cover, 1941, painted by Horace Price with a still
life of fruit on a mossy bank, signed, printed mark in
puce, 17cm high
£1300 - 1600
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A Royal Worcester Porcelain Baluster Vase, 20
century, painted by J Reed with a still life of fruit on
a mossy bank, signed, printed mark in black,
18.5cm high
£500 - 700
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A Set of Three Royal Worcester Porcelain
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Cabinet Cups and Saucers, 20 century, painted
by Frank Roberts and P Platt with still lives of fruit
on mossy banks within gilt gadroon borders,
signed, printed marks in black
£750 - 850
63
A Royal Worcester Porcelain Twin-Handled
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Ovoid Vase and Cover, 20 century, painted by
Leaman with a still life of fruit on a mossy bank,
printed marks in black, 21cm high
£700 - 1000
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A Pair of Royal Worcester Porcelain Cabinet
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Plates, 20 century, painted by Harry Ayrton with
still lives of fruit on a mossy bank within gilt lobed
gadrooned borders, signed, printed marks in black,
22cm diameter
£900 - 1100
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A Royal Worcester Porcelain Twin-Handled
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Vase and Cover, 20 century, painted by R Price,
of ovoid form with stiff leaf borders and
twin-handles terminating in female masks, the
domed cover with floriform finial, on a circular socle
and square base, decorated with a still life of a fruit
on a mossy bank, signed, printed mark in black,
21cm high
£1000 - 1500
67
A Royal Worcester Porcelain Pedestal Dish,
circa 1935, of lobed oval form with shell and leaf
handles, painted by T Lockyer with a still life of fruit
on a mossy bank within gilt gadroon borders,
signed, printed marks in puce, 31.5cm wide
£200 - 300
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A Minton Faience Architectural Plaque, circa
1870, modelled in high relief with the mask of
Mercury wearing a wing helmet flanked by birds
issuing from acanthus, on a celadon ground,
impressed marks, 35cm by 42cm
£200 - 300
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A Pair of Royal Worcester Porcelain Cabinet
Plates, 1930, painted by H H Price with a still life of
fruit on a mossy bank within a gilt line border,
signed, printed marks in puce, 23cm diameter
£200 - 300
77
A Robert Heron ‘Wemyss Ware’ Mug, painted
with pink wild roses within bottle green lined
borders, wide loop handle, impressed mark and
script mark in yellow, 14.3cm
£200 - 300
69
A Matched Set of Six Royal Worcester Porcelain
Coffee Cans and Saucers, various dates
including 1924, 1931 and 1932, painted by Harry
Ayrton, Ernest Barker and others with still lives of
fruit on a mossy bank, signed, printed marks in
puce, blue and black
£1500 - 2000
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A Robert Heron ‘Wemyss Ware’ Mug, painted
with a black cockerel and three chickens on a
sponged green ground, bottle green lined border
and handle, 14.2cm
£60 - 80
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A Royal Worcester Blush Ivory Porcelain
Baluster Vase, circa 1898, with winged feline
gilded shoulder handles about the short trumpet
neck, the main body painted on both sides with
sprays of roses, asters and other flowers, on a
decoratively banded base and short ogee foot,
puce printed crown and wheel mark, shape 1619,
year mark and year cipher (indistinct), 34cm high
£300 - 500
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A Pair of Derby Crown Porcelain Company
Vases, date cipher for 1887, of ovoid form with
garlic necks and twin scroll handles gilt with
Persian style foliage within blue ogee borders on a
pale lemon ground, printed marks in red, 17.5cm
high
£200 - 300
72
A Doulton Stoneware ‘South Africa ‘ Jug,
printed with figures and animals, commemorating
the 1900 South Africa Campaign, inscribed South
Africa 1900, impressed marks including 305, 21cm
£160 - 250
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A Majolica Centrepiece, circa 1870, the oak leaf
moulded dish with ogee rim on tree trunk stem
flanked by a stag and doe and circular base picked
out in typical glazes, impressed diamond
registration mark, 25.5cm high
£400 - 500
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A Minton Majolica Game Pie Dish and Cover,
circa 1870, of basket moulded oval form, the cover
moulded and applied with dead game picked out in
typical colours, impressed marks, 35cm wide over
handles
£400 - 500
79
A Robert Heron ‘Wemyss Ware’ Vase, of waisted
form with wavy rim, painted with full blown pink
roses, bottle green lined rim, script mark in yellow,
15.5cm
£150 - 200
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A Robert Heron ‘Wemyss Ware’ Squat Biscuit
Barrel and Cover, decorated with full blown pink
roses and inscribed BISCUITS, bottle green lobed
borders, impressed mark and script mark in green,
retailer's mark for T Goode & Co, London, 11cm;
and A Taller Biscuit Barrel, with pink rose
decoration, script mark in green Wemyss T Goode
& Co, 15cm
£100 - 200
81
A Robert Heron ‘Wemyss Ware’ Rectangular
Stand, inscribed NO ROSE WITHOUT A THORN
and painted with a full blown pink rose, bottle green
border, script mark in green, 14.5cm
£100 - 150
82
A Robert Heron ‘Wemyss Ware’ Part Teaset,
each piece painted with black cockerels and hens,
some inscribed BON JOUR in puce, bottle green
lined borders, comprising teapot and cover, slop
basin, three teacups, two saucers and a milk jug,
printed and impressed marks (9)
£300 - 400
83
A Robert Heron ‘Wemyss Ware’ Inkstand and
Cover, of shaped oval form, painted with full blown
roses between bottle green borders, impressed
mark, 22cm
£100 - 150
84
A Robert Heron ‘Wemyss Ware’ Vase, of floral
waisted form, painted with daisies on a blue, green
and red ground, script in black Wemyss 218,
19.5cm high
£120 - 180
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A Robert Heron ‘Wemyss Ware’ Teaset for One,
each piece painted with pink roses, bottle green
lined rims, comprising tray, cup, saucer, milk jug
and sugar bowl; and A Similarly Decorated
Waisted Small Vase, impressed, script and printed
marks, 10.7cm (6)
£200 - 300
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A Large Green Glazed Pottery Urn, circa 1870,
the basket weave and reeded neck flanked by two
putti handles sitting on lion masks with loop
handles, the ogee body with ribbon tied laurel
wreath medallions over a gadrooned border, on a
circular socle with gadrooned rim, 87cm high
£500 - 700
87
A Treacle Glazed Terracotta Figure of a Seated
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Cat, 19 century, on a stepped rectangular base
moulded with dogs, 18cm high
£150 - 200
88
An Adams & Co Parian Bust of Richard
Cobden, circa 1865, on a circular socle,
impressed marks, 44cm high
£300 - 400
89
A Copeland Parian Figure of Chastity, circa
1865, after Joseph Durham, the standing maiden in
flowing robes holding a bunch of lilies on an oval
titled base, impressed marks, 64cm high
£200 - 300
90
A Copeland Parian Figure of a Child, ‘On the
Sea Shore’, 1872, after Joseph Durham, as a little
girl blustered by the wind, the integral base with
incised title, also incised J DURHAM ARA 1872
and impressed factory mark and N76, 49cm high
£300 - 400
91
A Slipware Model of a Seated Cat, possibly
Canny Hill Pottery, Bishop Auckland, circa
1860, on an oval base decorated in mottled green
and brown glazes, 30cm high
£250 - 350
92
A W T Copeland & Sons British Arctic
Expedition Circular Stand, 1875, printed in pale
blue with a polar bear within a circular cartouche
inscribed ARCTIC EXPEDITION 1875 within an
entwined border, the reverse printed ALERT,
printed mark WT Copeland & Sons Arctic
Expedition 1875, 18cm diameter
Part of a Copeland service made for the Ward Room of HMS
Alert, one of two ships used by Sir George Strong Nares in his
failed 1875 expedition to reach the North Pole
£250 - 300
93
A Hampson & Broadhurst Pottery Railway Mug,
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mid 19 century, printed in brown and overpainted
in colours with a landscape with steam train and
carriages, printed mark, 10cm high
£120 - 180
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A Sunderland Pink Lustre Jug, mid 19 century,
printed in black and overpainted in colours with
Spring Champ of England, Langan Defeated and
Drink to England's Champion the Brave and
Gallant Spring, 15cm high
£1500 - 2500
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A Saltglaze Stoneware Harvest Jug, mid 19
century, of baluster form with reeded neck,
moulded and applied with figures and animals
amongst trees on a two-tone ground, 25.5cm high
£150 - 200
96
A Don Pottery Soup Tureen and Cover, circa
1820, of lobed oval form with scroll handles, printed
in underglaze blue with named views Etna from the
Augustines and Brundisium, printed mark, 34cm
wide over handles; and A Similar Sauce Tureen
Stand, printed with a view of the Imperial Rocca,
20cm (3)
£200 - 300
97
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A Staffordshire Pottery Foot Bath, mid 19
century, of cushioned oval form, printed in
manganese with flower sprays, lattice and
scrollwork within ribbon meander borders, 55cm
wide
£300 - 400
98
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A Child's Pearlware Dessert Service, early 19
century, printed in underglaze blue with chinoiserie
buildings in landscapes, comprising a soup tureen,
cover and ladle, two sauce tureens, covers, ladles
and stands, two vegetable tureens and covers, two
sauceboats, an oval bowl, a square bowl, six oval
platters in sizes, twelve dinner plates, five soup
plates, six dessert plates, six side plates, and a
small quantity of plated and similar spoons (qty)
£200 - 300
99
A Pratt Type Pottery Money Box, circa 1800, as
a longcase clock flanked by a gardener and his
companion, a dog at their feet, on a sponged
shaped oval base, the whole picked out in typical
colours, 22.5cm high
£400 - 600
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A Prattware Standing Figure ‘Sportsman’, circa
1810, as a gentleman wearing a brown top hat,
blue jacket and mustard trousers, standing with his
dog and gun at his side, on a square base with
impressed mark SPORTSMAN, 11cm high; and A
Creamware Figure of a Sleeping Young Woman,
circa 1790, resting against a tree stump wearing a
bonnet and robes, with simple spotted decoration in
mustard, brown and black, with green detail, 7cm
high (2)
£150 - 200
101
A Brown Saltglaze Stoneware Tobacco Jar,
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probably Derbyshire, early 19 century, of
baluster form moulded and applied with a vacant
ribbon label above the Royal arms flanked by
recumbent lions and roses above a shell border, on
a two tone ground, 21.5cm high
£100 - 150
102
A Brown Saltglaze Stoneware Double Tavern
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Mug, probably London, mid 18 century, the
cylindrical vessels with reeded base borders and
strap handle, 16.5cm high; and A Lead Glazed
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Pottery Mug in 17 Century Style, of baluster
form with everted rim and strap handle, 19.5cm
high
£100 - 150
103
A Silver Mounted Mortlake Brown Saltglaze
Stoneware Jug, hallmarked 1799, of baluster
form with reeded neck and strap handle moulded
and applied with a rectangular panel of The Punch
Party and with classical figures and foxhunting
scene, on a two tone ground, 19.5cm high
See Oswald (Hildyard and Hughes) English Brown Stoneware
1670-1900, pg.59 for a discussion of the elements of the
decoration and the attribution to Mortlake
£150 - 250
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A Silver Mounted Mortlake Brown Saltglaze
Stoneware Jug and Hinged Cover, hallmarked
1802, the domed cover with panelled finial, the
baluster jug with reeded neck and strap handle
moulded and applied with a rectangular tavern
scene, topers and a foxhunt, 23.5cm high
£150 - 200
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A Lambeth Saltglaze Stoneware Jug, early 19
century, of baluster form moulded and applied with
topers and a foxhunting scene, on a two tone
ground, 19.5cm high
£100 - 150
106
A Documentary Creamware Hare Coursing Jug,
dated 1792, of baluster form, painted in colours
with a vignette of two hounds chasing a hare, and
inscribed THOMAS GREENSMITH 1792 within
blue line borders, 20cm high
£500 - 700
107
A Documentary Lord Rodney Creamware Mug,
dated 1781, of cylindrical form with strap handles,
painted and inscribed in the style of Robinson and
Rhodes with SUCCESS TO BOLD RODNEY 1781
within a foliate and scroll cartouche beneath a
dentil border, 12.5cm high
£1200 - 1500
108
A Lowestoft Porcelain Relief Moulded Baluster
Jug, circa 1761, with scroll handle, painted in
underglaze blue with trailing foliage on a moulded
ground of leaves, fruit and foliage, painter's number
3, 28cm high
See Godden (Geoffrey) The Illustrated Guide to Lowestoft
Porcelain, pl.29 for a similar jug
£400 - 600
109
A Rare Lowestoft Porcelain Figure of a Cat,
circa 1780, seated with black stripe markings on a
green wash moulded mound base, 5.5cm high
See Godden (Geoffrey) The Illustrated Guide to Lowestoft
Porcelain, pl.139 for a similar example
£3000 - 5000
110
A Lambeth Delft Dish, circa 1770, painted in blue,
green, red and ochre with a chinoiserie figure in a
landscape, within a foliate border, 34cm diameter;
and An English Delft Dish, probably Liverpool,
circa 1760, painted in blue with peony and
rockwork, 36cm diameter (2)
£150 - 200
111
A Chaffers Liverpool Porcelain Coffee Pot and
Cover, circa 1760, of baluster form, the domed
cover with turned knop, painted in underglaze blue
with bamboo in a fenced garden, 20cm high
See Godden (Geoffrey) Godden's Guide to English Blue and
White Porcelain, pl.406 for a similar example
£500 - 700
Continental Ceramics
112
A Pair of Sèvres Style Porcelain Cabinet Plates,
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late 19 century, painted with a bust portrait of
Louis XVI and M.elle de Sombreuil in jewelled
cartouche within a ribbon tied meander border, on
a blue ground with gilt and jewelled ornament and
with panels of flowers and trophies, titled and
pseudo Sèvres marks in blue, 24.5cm diameter
£300 - 500
113
A Gilt Metal Mounted French Porcelain Basket,
painted with a still life of fruit within gilt neo-classic
ornament, the rim mount cast with shells, scrolls
and foliage, the foliate cast fixed loop handle
centred by a porcelain plaque with an armorial,
bears Sèvres RF mark in gilt, 26cm wide
£200 - 300
114
A French Porcelain Baluster Vase, circa 1860,
with trumpet neck and high scroll handles, painted
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in colours with 18 century figures picking flowers
from a tree, the reverse with doves, bagpipes and a
book in a rustic setting, the neck with a vignette of
pink roses each within scroll, foliate and lattice gilt
cartouche on a blue ground gilt with stars, 49cm
high
£500 - 800
115
A Vienna Porcelain Circular Tray, circa 1900,
painted with a named scene Stefan der Konig von
Ungarn …, inscribed in black and beehive mark in
blue, 36cm diameter
£300 - 500
116
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A Vienna Style Porcelain Cabinet Plate, late 19
century, painted with Venus and Cupid and an
attendant on a balcony within a typical coloured
and gilt panelled border with scrolling foliage and
paterae, beehive mark in blue, 24.5cm diameter
£300 - 400
117
A Continental Pâte-sur-Pâte Porcelain Oval
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Plaque, late 19 century, decorated with Diana
and a stag flanked by oak branches on a mottled
blue ground, 24.5cm by 17.5cm, framed
£300 - 400
118
A Pair of Meissen Porcelain Figures of Venus,
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20 century, the standing naked goddess holding
arrows, two putti at her side, on a mound base,
crossed swords mark in underglaze blue, 23.5cm
high
£400 - 600
119
A Continental Porcelain Circular Plaque, late
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19 century, decorated with the Holy Family after
Raphael, 15cm diameter, framed
£300 - 400
120
A Pair of Dresden Porcelain Urn Shaped Vases
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and Pierced Covers, 20 century, with wreath
knops and scroll handles, on circular socles and
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square bases, painted with 18 century lovers in
landscapes in panels, on a pink ground with floral
bouquets, crowned D marks in blue, 25.5cm high
£300 - 400
121
A Meissen Porcelain Figure Allegorical of Taste,
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late 19 /early 20 century, after an 18 century
original, as a loosely robed standing maiden
holding apples, a monkey with a basket of fruit on a
pedestal at her side, a putto eating from a bowl and
a ham on a plate at her feet, on a scroll moulded
base, crossed swords mark, 28cm high
£600 - 800
122
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A Set of Twelve Delft Calendar Plates, in 18
century style, painted in blue with figures at various
pursuits within broad scrolling foliate borders
inscribed with the month in a reserved rectangular
panel, HS marks in blue, 24cm diameter
£500 - 600
123
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A Delft Lobed Circular Dish in Late 17 Century
Style, painted in blue with a fenced garden within a
foliate border, 22cm diameter
£100 - 150
124
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A Pair of Delft Deep Dishes, late 18 century,
painted in blue, green, ochre and manganese with
a flower spray within four yellow bordered panels
with similar flower sprays, 36.5cm diameter
£100 - 150
125
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A Pair of Delft Dishes, mid 18 century, painted
in blue, green, red and manganese with a tree
within a river meander and flower border, 31cm
diameter
£100 - 150
126
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A Pair of Dutch Delft Dishes, mid 18 century,
painted in blue chinoiserie foliage in a fenced
garden within a border of foliage and lattice work,
35.5cm diameter
£100 - 150
127
A Central European Slipware Centrepiece,
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18 /19 century, as two figures supporting a
crown on an arrangement of sixteen baluster
drinking vessels joined in a domed form by loops,
on a ring base, 39cm high
£150 - 250
Oriental Ceramics and Works of Art
128
A Pair of Chinese Clair de Lune Glazed Squat
Baluster Vases, Qing Dynasty, otherwise
undecorated, 35.2cm high, on carved and pierced
wood stands, 43.5cm high overall
£500 - 800
129
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A Chinese Porcelain Baluster Vase, 19
century, ribbon tied fluted form with mythical beast
handles, painted in famille rose enamels with
foliage and fruit in round panels on a yellow ground
with precious objects within formal borders, 44cm
high
£500 - 700
130
A Chinese Blanc de Chine Dehua Kilns, Fujian
Porcelain Figure of Guanyin, bearing the
impressed mark of He Chaozong, seated in
meditative pose, with elaborate chignon, robes and
bejewelled breast, holding a scroll in her left hand,
with serene downward gazing expression,
impressed square seal mark and gourd shape
impressed mark, 20.8cm high
He Chaozong is a well known Chinese potter of the 17th century,
fashioning mainly Buddhist inspired white porcelain figures. His
works are identified by an impressed mark, and are usually
thickly potted. The late 19th and early 20th centuries saw a
revival of figures made in the manner of He Chaozong and
these also bear seal marks.
£200 - 300
131
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A Cantonese Porcelain Punch Bowl, mid 19
century, of circular form typically painted with
figures in landscapes and interiors within Greek key
and ogee panels on a foliate ground with precious
objects, 39.5cm diameter
£500 - 700
132
A Pair of Chinese Porcelain Serving Platters,
Qianlong, of canted rectangular form, painted in
underglaze blue with a mother and child in a fenced
garden, within a foliate border, 31cm wide
£100 - 150
133
A Chinese Porcelain Soup Tureen Stand,
Qianlong, of canted rectangular form, painted in
underglaze blue with pagodas in a river landscape
within a lattice and foliate border, 37cm wide
£300 - 400
134
A Chinese Porcelain Serving Platter, Qianlong,
of canted rectangular form, painted in underglaze
blue with figures and buildings in a river landscape
within a scroll and lattice border, 25.5cm wide; A
Similar Larger Platter, 28.5cm wide; and Another
Similar, 33cm wide (3)
£100 - 150
135
A Chinese Porcelain Meat Platter, Qianlong, of
canted rectangular form, painted in underglaze blue
with a mother and child in a garden within a foliate
and scroll border, 41.5cm wide
£100 - 150
136
A Pair of Cantonese Porcelain Baluster Vases,
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19 century, with flared rims, typically painted in
famille rose enamels with figures in interiors and
gardens on a foliate ground, 44cm high
£300 - 400
137
A Chinese Porcelain Baluster Jar, Qing
Dynasty, painted in underglaze blue with a dragon
and phoenix amongst lotus flowers and scrolls
within formal borders, 26.5cm high
£500 - 700
138
A Chinese Porcelain Straw Glaze Funerary Jar,
in Tang style, the ribbed flared neck with mythical
beast handles on a baluster body applied with
roundels, 34cm high
£500 - 700
139
A Chinese Porcelain Rectangular Vase,
Republic period, moulded with raised rectangular
panels painted with extensive river landscapes and
with calligraphy, two character seal mark, 26.5cm
high
£150 - 200
140
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A Pair of Chinese Porcelain Vases, 19 century,
the trumpet necks with mythical beast handles and
scroll moulded sloping shoulders over a cylindrical
body painted in famille rose enamels with figures in
landscape and interiors in rectangular panels on a
lilac ground, painted with a profusion of flowers,
birds and insects within keywork borders, 33.5cm
high
£600 - 800
141
A Large Cantonese Porcelain Punch Bowl, mid
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19 century, typically painted in famille rose
enamels with a central circular panel depicting a
competition scene within a continuous scene of
courtiers and figures in gardens and interiors and
with broad foliate borders, the exterior with
rectangular and ogee panels of figures at various
pursuits, on a foliate and bird ground below a
continuous landscape border, 60cm diameter,
carved hardwood stand
£1500 - 2000
142
A Chinese Porcelain Yellow Ground Saucer
Dish, six character mark of Guangxu
(1875-1908) and possibly of the period, painted
in famille rose enamels with bats about a central
shou character within scrolling lotus and precious
objects, painted mark in red, 23cm
£300 - 500
143
A Chinese Porcelain Yellow Ground Saucer
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Dish, 19 century, painted en grisaille with fruiting
and flowering branches and with iron red
characters and seal, four character mark in iron
red, 14.5cm diameter
£200 - 300
144
A Chinese Porcelain Double Gourd Vase,
bearing six character Jiaqing reign mark
(1796-1820) but probably later, painted in famille
rose enamels with scrolling lotus and cloud scrolls
on a turquoise ground within formal borders, bears
seal mark in red, 28.5cm high
£3500 - 4500
145
A Chinese Porcelain Sang de Boeuf Glazed
Vase, Qing Dynasty, of globular form with
cylindrical neck, the deep red glaze shading to pale
green at the neck, 28cm high
£300 - 500
146
A Pair of Chinese Porcelain Flattened Baluster
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Vases, late 19 /20 century, with orange
moulded ribbon tied band gilt with roundels on a
millefiori and gilt ground, bears six character
Qianlong seal marks in gilt, 19cm high
£300 - 500
147
A Chinese Celadon Censor, probably
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Longquan, 16 /17 century, of circular form
carved with foliage on three stilt feet, 33cm
diameter, later hardwood stand
£200 - 300
148
A Pair of Cantonese Porcelain Figures of
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Sages, early 20 century, each with long beards
and highly decorated flowing robes, one carrying a
ruyi sceptre, the other a staff and peach, 33cm and
30cm high, matched hardwood bases
£500 - 700
149
A Chinese Porcelain Bowl, Guangxu
(1875-1908) and probably of the period, painted
in famille rose enamels with chrysanthemum and
lotus within cloud scroll and panel borders, the
interior with shou character within thunder pattern
border, six character reign mark in iron red, 12.5cm
diameter; and A Similar Smaller Bowl, painted
with a stork above waves, bears six character
Guangxu reign mark in iron red, 8.5cm diameter (2)
£150 - 200
150
A Chinese Armorial Porcelain Tureen and
Cover, Qianlong, of canted rectangular form with
pomegranate finial and elephant mask handles,
painted in famille rose enamels with an armorial
and bird crest and with scattered flower sprigs
within a spear head border, 35cm wide
£700 - 1000
151
A Cantonese Porcelain Dessert Service, early
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19 century, typically painted in famille rose
enamels with figures in gardens and interiors within
a border of insects and foliage, comprising a
circular pedestal dish, a diamond shape pedestal
dish, two kidney shape dishes, a shell dish and
twelve plates (17)
£400 - 600
152
A Chinese Porcelain Baluster Jar and Cover,
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late 19 century, painted in famille verte enamels
with figures in gardens and precious objects in
panels on a powder blue ground, bears six
character Qianlong seal mark, 31cm high
£200 - 300
153
A Pair of Chinese Porcelain Baluster Jars and
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Cover, late 19 /early 20 century, painted in
famille rose enamels with birds in branches and
flowers amongst rockwork within shaped panels on
a lotus scroll ground within lattice and panel
borders, 33cm high
£300 - 500
154
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A Chinese Porcelain Baluster Vase, late 19 /20
century, with flared neck and mythical beast
handles painted in underglaze blue with figures in a
fenced garden within panel and lattice borders,
66.5cm high
£200 - 300
155
A Chinese Porcelain Double Gourd Vase,
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perhaps early 17 century, moulded and painted
in underglaze blue with shaped panels of birds in
landscape and foliage within line borders, 28cm
high (mounted for electricity)
£200 - 300
156
A Chinese Porcelain Brush Pot, Qing Dynasty,
of vertical rectangular form, painted in underglaze
blue with figures in gardens and in pavilions, on
bracket feet, 18.5cm high
£400 - 600
157
A Chinese Porcelain Bottle Vase, Guangxu
mark and probably of the period, painted in
underglaze red and blue with Buddhistic lions in
Kangxi style, six character mark in underglaze blue,
18cm high
£350 - 450
158
A Set of Five Chinese Porcelain Bird Feeders,
Daoguang mark and probably of the period,
painted in famille rose enamels with dragons
amongst foliage on a pale green ground,
comprising four barrel shaped feeders and one
shallow cylindrical feeder, each with a pair of loop
handles, 3.5cm and 1.75cm high, in fitted box
£700 - 1000
159
A Chinese Porcelain Small Ovoid Jar, Kangxi
mark and possibly of the period, painted in
underglaze blue with a man and two boys in a
fenced garden, six character reign mark in
underglaze blue, 6.5cm high
£300 - 500
160
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A Chinese Wucai Porcelain Baluster Jar in 17
Century Style, painted with a kylin in a fenced
garden, a phoenix above, in panels on a lattice
ground, 32.5cm high
£500 - 700
161
A Chinese Porcelain Circular Box and Cover,
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19 century, painted in famille rose enamels with a
maiden sitting under a tree in a circular panel and
with processions of figures, 8.5cm diameter
£120 - 150
162
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A Chinese Porcelain Baluster Jar in 17
Century Style, with a continuous scene of figures
at various games and pursuits within cloud scroll
and stiff leaf borders, 36.5cm high
£300 - 400
163
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A Cantonese Porcelain Baluster Vase, 19
century, the trumpet neck with filled rim and
mythical beast handles, typically painted in famille
rose enamels with figures in landscape and
interiors on a foliate ground with peacocks, 64.5cm
high
£400 - 600
164
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A Cantonese Porcelain Circular Dish, mid 19
century, with ogee rim and pierced circular foot,
typically painted in famille rose enamels with
insects amongst fruit and foliage within a panelled
foliate border, 25cm diameter
£250 - 350
165
A Chinese Porcelain Jar and Cover, Kangxi
(1662-1722), enamelled with a warrior, goats and a
sage divided by script, the cover with sage and
lotus, 19cm high
£100 - 150
166
A Chinese Porcelain Large Bottle Vase, Jiaqing
reign mark but later, modelled with a sinuous pink
dragon about the neck, painted in famille rose
enamels with bats amongst scrolling lotus on a
turquoise ground within key and stiff leaf borders,
bears six character seal mark, 68cm high
£2000 - 3000
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A Pair of Chinese Porcelain Bowls, 19 century,
with everted rims, painted in underglaze blue with
five roundels of dragons above a lotus and scroll
border with further dragons to the inside and base,
15cm diameter
£300 - 400
169
A Chinese Mid Blue Ground Porcelain Bottle
Vase, Qianlong reign mark but later, of pear form
with garlic neck, bears six character seal mark,
29cm high
£400 - 600
170
A Pair of Japanese Earthenware Small Cylinder
Vases, late Meiji period (1868-1912), each with
main frieze of sparrows flying amongst floral
displays, within horizontal bands of kiku, sparrow
flocks, and demi-lune motifs, all in rich colours and
gilt, stylised seal mark in black and gilt, 12cm high;
and An Earthenware Tripod Censor, circa 1900,
with leaf pierced domed cover, the body decorated
with birds amongst blossoming shrubs, stylised
seal mark in iron red, 6cm diameter (3)
£250 - 350
171
Two Similar Satsuma Earthenware Pot Pourri
Vases and Pierced Covers, Meiji period
(1868-1912), the domed covers with figural finials,
the square section baluster vases painted with
panels of mothers and children in gardens on a
blue and gilt brocade ground, on four scroll feet,
seal marks, 31cm high, hardwood stands
£400 - 600
172
A Korean Celadon Cup Stand, probably Koryo
Dynasty, with central raised leaf moulded boss on
a lobed circular stand, 15.5cm diameter
£400 - 500
173
A Pair of Chinese Canton Enamel Hexagonal
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Dragon Bowls, 19 century, internally painted
with a central sky dragon within a border of three
further dragons, externally with six flowering
shrubs, in vivid enamel colours, 7.5cm high, 27cm
wide
£250 - 350
174
A Chinese Bronze Small Censor, Qing Dynasty,
of squat barrel form cast with ogee arched panels
of calligraphy, on three ball feet, bears four
character seal mark, 8.5cm high
£300 - 400
175
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A Chinese Lacquer Rectangular Panel, 19
century, inlaid in hardstone, bone and ivory with a
vase of flowers and various precious objects within
a raised keywork border, pierced swing handle,
98cm by 68cm
£1800 - 2500
176
A Pair of Chinese Carved, Parcel Gilt and
Polychrome Painted Figures of Enthroned
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Dignitaries, late Ming Dynasty, 17 century, one
figure in a rockwork effect throne, the other in
traditional lacquered wood throne, with lion dogs,
and tortoise at their feet, on lotus carved square
dais, 31.5cm and 33cm high
£400 - 600
177
A Chinese Carved Soapstone Figure of an
Ascetic, Qing Dynasty, circa 1890, the emaciated
figure reclining and drinking tea straight from the
pot in the shadow of a vast lotus leaf, a fo dog and
a peach branch at his side, 15cm high, upon a
carved and pierced stand, 19.5cm high overall
£200 - 300
178
Che Qiyou: A painting of white plum blossom in
snow, in Literati style, 1920, with Chinese
inscription ‘Gao lu zao hua ... ‘, translating as Rich
Nature, the first month of spring in the year of the
monkey, master Sanshijue, Che Qiyou of the Han
Zhaoling at Shougulau Studio of Long Life
Ink with opaque white paint and green pigment, on
paper laid onto green silk, 19cm by 29cm
This comes with an accompanying copy of a report from the
curator at the Ashmolean Museum, October 2011, giving further
details concerning the picture and its style.
£200 - 300
179
A Chinese Carved Hardwood Figure Group, mid
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19 century, as figures of musicians, sages,
travellers and others in a mountainous landscape
with trees, pagodas and birds on a rocky moulded
base, 57cm high; and Two Similar Smaller
Groups, 48cm and 48.5cm high (3)
£600 - 800
181
A Chinese Carved Stone Torso of a
Bodhisattva, possibly Tang Dynasty, standing
hold a fruit, a dhoti tied at the waist, on a lotus leaf
carved base and square plinth, 60cm high
£8000 - 12000
182
A Chinese Bronze Figure of a Confucian Priest,
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late 19 /early 20 century, standing enrobed,
stroking his beard with his left hand, unsigned,
24.5cm high
£300 - 400
183
A Cantonese Carved and Stained Ivory Puzzle
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Ball Figural Chess Set, 2 half 19 century, the
kings and queens as Imperial rulers, the bishops as
clerics, the knights mounted on horseback, the
castles as elephants surmounted by a turret and
flag, the pawns as foot soldiers, on puzzle ball
stems and circular bases, the kings 13.5cm and
13cm high
£300 - 500
184
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A Chinese Bronze Censor, 19 century, of
compressed baluster form with fish handles,
decorated with figures in landscape panels within
keywork border, bears six character Xuande reign
mark, 30cm wide over handles, with hard wood
stand
£150 - 200
185
A Chinese Carved, Parcel Gilt and Polychrome
Painted Figure of Guanyin, late Ming Dynasty,
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17 century, seated in meditation, wearing a
crown inset with a diminutive figure of Buddha,
upon a naturalistic rockwork dais, 29.5cm high (a/f)
£200 - 300
186
A Chinese Relief Carved Mother-of-Pearl Half
Shell (Silver-Lipped Pearl Oyster - Pinctada
maxima), Canton, circa 1850-80, decorated with a
pavilion scene with figures in procession, other
military figures in fields beyond, 20.5cm high, on
the original prunus branch and flower openwork
wood stand (losses), 30.5cm high overall
£200 - 300
187
A Chinese Carved Rootwood Figure of a Daoist
Immortal, late 19th century, the emaciated sage
standing holding a gourd and cup, upon a rustic
base, 45cm high
£120 - 180
188
A Chinese Silk Embroidered Robe, 1850-1900,
with deep coral ground, worked overall with
roundels composed of storks and bats amongst
ruyi shape clouds framing baskets of flowers,
above rocks, waves and concentric earth lines, the
collar with repeat crane, bat and floral motifs, the
shaped sleeves similarly decorated, 170cm across
the arms, 135cm hem to neck
£1500 - 2500
189
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A Dragon Robe, early 20 century, the indigo
ground in silk embroidery and gold wrapped thread
frontally worked with a confronting sky dragon
above a Buddhistic medallion composed of cash
coins, peonies and jewels, supported by a bat,
amongst clouds and further competing dragons
over rocks, waves and concentric earth lines, the
collar similarly worked, and also the chocolate
ground shaped sleeves, 192cm across the arms,
135cm hem to neck
£1500 - 2500
190
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A Chinese Dragon Robe, early 20 century, the
indigo ground worked in gold wrapped threads with
a confronting dragon over two further dragons
amongst clouds, pearls and Buddhistic precious
objects, over rocks, waves and concentric earth
patterns, 176cm across the arms, 135cm hem to
neck (one arm incomplete)
£300 - 500
191
A Chinese Silk Embroidered Winter Robe, early
20th century, with scarlet floral roundel decorated
ground, the edges and collar applied with bands of
diverse foliage including chrysanthemums,
peonies, Buddha's finger citrons and magnolia in
vivid colours, blue silk lined, 135cm across the
arms, and a rather similar red ground under-skirt, in
two pieces and decorated with fan tail fish, 135cm
across the arms, 140cm hem to neck
£450 - 650
192
A Chinese Chalcedony Snuff Bottle, Qing
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Dynasty, probably 19 century, of flattened
rounded form, plain, with associated carnelian
stopper, 6.5cm high overall; and A Chinese
Pottery Snuff Bottle, 1780-1850, of shouldered
oval section, with overall fossiliferous limestone
glaze, with carved taotie mask and ring side
handles, blue stopper, 7.4cm high (2)
£150 - 250
193
A Chinese Rutilated Quartz Snuff Bottle, Qing
Dynasty (1750-1850), of plum shape, carved in
high relief with three fruits and leaves, naturalistic
stopper, 6cm high
£200 - 300
194
A Chinese Ivory Snuff Bottle, circa 1920, as two
conjoined fish, 8cm high; An Ivory Snuff Bottle,
circa 1920, of slender flattened spade shape, one
side applied with carved grey stone wind chime
incised with archaic characters, engraved script to
the reverse, 9cm high; and A Chinese Carved and
Engraved Ivory Snuff Bottle, circa 1930, of bag
form, with carved taotie and ring side handles,
incised with a Buddhist sage recumbent on a tiger,
with incised characters, 5.6cm high (3)
£150 - 250
195
A Chinese Carved Turquoise Snuff Bottle, Qing
Dynasty (1750-1850), of flattened shouldered
form, carved in relief on one side with a fisherman
by a pine tree near wildfowl, on the other with
figures beneath branches of a pine, taotie mask
and ring shoulder handles, bell shape stopper,
5.6cm high
£250 - 350
196
A Chinese Chalcedony Snuff Bottle, Qing
Dynasty, of flattened shouldered spade form, with
fo dog mask and ring leaf carved shoulders, with
cabochon agate stopper with gilt metal mounts,
7cm
£150 - 250
197
A Chinese White Jade Snuff Bottle, Qing
Dynasty, of flattened bag shape, carved in relief on
the shoulders with fo dog masks and rings,
cabochon stopper with bright green inclusion,
8.6cm; and A Green Jadeite Snuff Bottle, Qing
Dynasty, of round shouldered rectangular section,
with fo dog and ring shoulders, coral and brass
stopper, 8cm high (2)
£150 - 250
198
A Chinese Armorial Porcelain Snuff Bottle, Qing
Dynasty, of flattened rounded form, relief moulded
fo dog mask and ring shoulders, painted on each
side with a heart shape armorial within feathered
vine leaves surmounted by a bird, with white glass
stopper, 6.7cm high
£150 - 250
199
A Chinese Cloisonné Snuff Bottle, Qing
Dynasty, of spade form, worked on one side with a
sky dragon, on the other with a phoenix bird in
flight, in bright enamels, domed foliate stopper,
7cm high; and Another, Qing Dynasty, of
octagonal panelled tapering form, worked with
stylised lotus and tendrils, 7.4cm high (2)
£150 - 250
200
Three Lapis Lazuli Snuff Bottles, Qing Dynasty
and later, comprising a slim shouldered example
worked in high relief with pine tree branches,
5.9cm, one worked with a pair of mandarin ducks,
6.5cm, and a bottle shape example with openwork
scroll shoulder handles, 6.1cm
£200 - 300
201
Two Chinese Cameo Carved Chalcedony Snuff
Bottles, Qing Dynasty, each of compressed
rounded form, one worked on one side only with a
kylin, 5.2cm high, the other carved on one side only
with magical mist pouring from a double gourd,
6cm
£150 - 250
202
A Chinese Tiger's Eye Snuff Bottle, Qing
Dynasty, fashioned as a drum, with cabochon
stopper, 5.6cm high; An Agate Snuff Bottle, Qing
Dynasty, of flattened round shouldered form, plain,
5.8cm high; and A Brown Glass Example, Qing
Dynasty, imitating carnelian, 6.2cm high (3)
£120 - 180
203
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A Chinese Jade Snuff Bottle, probably early 20
century, of tapered spade shape, worked in relief
on one side with a bird on rocks, with bright green
speckled inclusions, 5.8cm high
£150 - 250
204
A Chinese Lac Burgaute Snuff Bottle, of
octolobed outline, worked on both sides with
pavilion lakeland landscapes in mother-of-pearl, gilt
wire inlaid two character mark on the base, 7cm
high; A Mother-of-Pearl Example, probably early
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20 century, worked in relief with a bird in branch,
and archaic vessels, 7.2cm high; and Two Horn
Snuff Bottles, one as a stylised elephant, 5.1cm,
and a double gourd example with inlaid ivory
incised depiction of a sage beneath a tree, 7cm, on
wood stand (4)
£120 - 180
205
A Chinese Chalcedony Panelled Octagonal
Snuff Bottle, Qing Dynasty, with associated
green stone cabochon stopper, the bottle only
4.8cm high; A Rutile Quartz Snuff Bottle, 3.6cm;
A Similar Rose Quartz Example, 4.6cm; and A
Fossilitic Stone Snuff Bottle, Qing Dynasty, of
flattened round shouldered form, 6.2cm (4)
£120 - 180
206
A Group of Five Chinese Two-Colour Cameo
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Cut Snuff Bottles, early 20 century, three
internally painted, all with stoppers, the tallest 8cm
£150 - 250
207
A Group of Five Chinese Porcelain Snuff
Bottles, late Qing Dynasty, including an example
carved with wrything dragons in imitation of
cinnabar lacquer, and another bulbous example in
relief with a pavilion palace scene, the tallest 8cm
£120 - 180
208
Two Chinese Internally Painted Glass Snuff
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Bottles, 20 century, one of bulbous form painted
with five boys at play near bamboo, rose quartz
stopper, 6.5cm high, the other with a Confucian
sage, extensive inscription, 6.5cm high; and Three
Small Agate Bottles, the tallest 6cm (5)
£120 - 180
209
A Chinese Blue Glass Snuff Bottle, Qianlong
mark and possibly of the period, of faceted
flattened pear shape, engraved four character reign
mark, 7.5cm long
This bottle was produced in the Imperial Glassworks in Beijing
which was set up under the direction of Jesuit missionaries and
it follows the shape of European prototypes
£500 - 700
210
A Chinese Jade Snuff Bottle, Qing Dynasty, of
flattened and tapering shouldered form, jade
‘pebble ‘ stopper, 6.8cm high
£450 - 650
211
A Chinese Solid Mother-of-Pearl Snuff Bottle,
late Qing Dynasty, of flattened round form,
decorated with a continuous frieze of a scholar and
two monkeys in human dress by rocks and
waterfall, domed cover and spatula, 7.2cm high;
and Another, smaller, carved in relief with a bat
amongst peony and other shrubs, 6cm (2)
£200 - 300
212
A Chinese Solid Tiger's Eye Snuff Bottle, circa
1900 or later, the stone attractively flecked,
conforming domed stopper, 5.1cm; and A
Speckled Stone Snuff Bottle, Qing Dynasty, of
squat shouldered form, 5.8cm high (2)
£150 - 250
214
A Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Snuff
Bottle, probably Qianlong (1736-1795), of
panelled rectangular section, two panels painted
with a scholar and two attendants, the remaining
two panels with a monkey, deer and magpie by a
tree near rocks, within inscriptions, jewelled short
neck, bearing four character mark of Qianlong in
underglaze blue, with associated jade cabochon
stopper, 8.1cm high
£200 - 300
215
A Chinese Resin Amber Snuff Bottle, Qing
Dynasty, of round shouldered form with fo dog
mask and ring shoulders, associated turquoise
shou carved stopper, 7cm
£200 - 300
216
A Chinese Blue and White and Copper Red
Porcelain Snuff Bottle, Qing Dynasty, of slightly
tapered circular section, painted with a scholar
reclining beneath a gnarled pine tree, agate
cabochon stopper, 9cm high; and Another, ovoid,
decorated with a sky dragon in pursuit of the
cosmic pearl, bearing four character mark of
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Kangxi, but probably 19 century, jade cabochon
stopper, 7.1cm high (2)
£300 - 400
217
A Chinese Jade Type Snuff Bottle, late Qing
Dynasty, of slender flattened circular form, carved
in relief on one side with a gourd, on the other with
an emaciated sage, conforming stopper, 8cm high
£150 - 250
219
A Chinese Cloisonné Snuff Bottle, Qing
Dynasty, of bottle form, worked with two teardrop
shape panels depicting birds and butterflies
amongst flowering shrubs, domed stopper, bearing
engraved four character mark of Qianlong, 6.3cm
high; Another, Qing Dynasty, flat sided form,
similarly decorated, 7.5cm high
£120 - 180
221
A Chinese Agate Snuff Bottle, Qing Dynasty, as
an ovoid knobbly fruit entwined with tendrils and
leaves, with domed coral stopper, 8cm
£200 - 300
222
A Japanese Cloisonné Enamel Trumpet Vase,
circa 1910-20, with undulating rim, the body
entirely flooded with a deep ruby enamel over a
background engraved with a dragon over a lake
with distant pavilions, unmarked, 32cm high
£120 - 180
223
A Japanese Carved and Stained Boxwood
Netsuke as an Ox and Calf, after Tomotada, the
tethered and reclining beast with calf at its back,
two character mark, 5cm long; and A Japanese
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Manju Netsuke, 19 century, cinnabar lacquered
and carved in low relief with two sages in
conversation, 4cm diameter (a/f) (2)
£150 - 250
224
A Japanese Tobacco Pouch, circa 1880,
rectangular, worked in coloured threads in kossu
technique, foliate leather lined with gilt brass fitting
and dragon clasp, on a multiple adjustable chain to
a kagamibuta carved in low relief with a dragon
(5cm diameter), the pouch 14cm wide
£180 - 250
225
A South East Asian Carved and Parcel Gilt
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Elephant Ivory Figure of a Priest, 19 century,
the florally enrobed figure wearing a conical hat, in
gilt, 13.2cm high; and A Gandharan Carved Grey
Schist Stone Buddhistic Head, perhaps 2nd/3rd
century, wearing turban, applied to a wooden
block, the head 8.5cm (2)
£100 - 150
226
A Tibetan Gilt Brass, Turquoise and Rock
Crystal Mounted Buddhist Panel, circa 1900 or
earlier, rectangular, centred by two dwarves within
a mandorla surrounded by raised flowerheads, the
frame with undulating foliage, sheet metal frames
and easel back, 43cm by 35.5cm; and A Pair of
Silvered Metal Candlesticks, with foliate
decoration, 12.5cm high (2)
£120 - 180
227
A Japanese Bronze Model of an Elephant, Meiji
period (1868-1912), naturalistically modelled
standing with ivory tusks, three character signature,
28cm high, on a wooden plinth
£1200 - 1800
228
A Japanese Bronze Figure of a Fisherman, Meiji
period (1868-1912), walking in robes, a basket
containing a large fish on his shoulder, a gaff in his
right hand, on a rustic shaped base, applied four
character cast mark, 25cm high, upon a carved and
stained softwood rustic plinth, 28cm high overall
£200 - 300
229
A Japanese Bronze Vase, Meiji period
(1868-1912), the compressed cushion body with
trumpet neck, cast in relief with four panels
depicting birds amongst bamboo, and scholars in
discussion in bamboo groves against leiwen
background, circular foot, the base with cast four
character mark, 12cm high
£150 - 200
230
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A Chinese Carved Hardstone Vase, 19 century,
the green and russet coloured stone carved with a
central lotus form container flanked by leaves, buds
and a carp, on a shaped oval base, 29cm wide
£200 - 300
231
A Japanese Carved Walrus Ivory Netsuke, late
Meiji period (1868-1912), as the reclining figure of
Jurojin, smiling, 3.5cm high; An Elephant Ivory
Netsuke, circa 1900, as a dragon sprawling over a
mushroom head and fungus, two character incised
mark, 3.7cm diameter; Two Modern Carved Wood
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Netsukes; A Chinese 19 Century Snuff Box
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(a/f); and An Inro, 20 century (6)
£250 - 350
232
A Japanese Carved Elephant Ivory Elephant
Bridge Group, circa 1910, as a line of five
graduated Indian elephants, incised two character
mark, 33cm long
£500 - 700
233
A Japanese Marine Ivory Okimono, Meiji period
(1868-1912), as a bearded man holding a scroll,
two figures with birds' heads and wings standing on
his head, a child at his feet, on a rocky moulded
base, incised signature, 31cm high
£400 - 600
234
A Japanese Ivory Okimono, Meiji period
(1868-1912), as an old man in loose robes, two
quail amongst cloud scrolls above his head, a
further quail perched at his feet, on a circular base,
signed on two inset lacquer tablets, 27cm high
£200 - 300
235
A Japanese Marine Ivory Okimono, Meiji period
(1868-1912), of a bearded man in flowing robes,
carrying a fan and scroll, a crane at his side, on a
rocky moulded base, incised signature, 29cm high
£200 - 300
236
A Japanese Ivory Okimono, Meiji period
(1868-1912), of a man in traditional dress holding a
small boy aloft, a basket of fruit on his head,
standing on a rocky moulded base with foliage,
incised signature, 19cm high
£200 - 300
237
A Japanese Ivory Okimono, Meiji period
(1868-1912), of a man wearing loose robes holding
a fruit bough, a bag in his left hand, a small child
dancing at his feet, on a shaped oval plinth, incised
signature, 15cm high; and A Japanese Ivory
Table Shrine, the hinged door opening to reveal a
seated figure, on a rectangular base, the whole
carved with birds and foliage, 35cm high (2)
£150 - 200
238
A Japanese One Piece Carved Elephant Ivory
Figure of a Sage, circa 1910, the bearded and
enrobed figure upholding a basket brimming with
peaches, by a rootwood tree stump, 22cm high
(kakihan missing)
£200 - 300
239
A Japanese One Piece Carved Elephant Ivory
Group of Daikoku and Ebisu, late Meiji period
(1868-1912), Daikoku stands on a rice bale
wielding his mallet, Ebisu stoops beneath him
holding a peach in his left hand, a rat with another
peach at his feet, 18cm high
£200 - 300
240
A Japanese Carved Elephant Ivory Figure
Group of a Lady and Two Children, Meiji period
(1868-1912), the mother stands in fine robes, her
hair arranged in a fashionable chignon, a child on
her shoulder, a young boy holding a parasol by her
side, on a shaped base, incised two character
mark, 18cm high
£200 - 300
241
A Japanese Walrus Ivory Figure Group, late
Meiji period (1868-1912), as two gentlemen by a
bench, one seated holding a fan, the other in
conversation while holding a pipe and tobacco
pouch, an open scroll and pipe case close by,
11.5cm high, 13.8cm long, upon a carved and
stained softwood shaped stand
£350 - 500
242
A Japanese One Piece Ivory Small Okimono as
a Toad on an Ape's Back, late Meiji period
(1868-1912), the ape dressed in a suit, his left leg
raised on a lotus blossom, a knobbly toad grasping
the back of his head, 8.6cm high, upon wood stand,
9cm overall
£120 - 180
243
A Japanese Stained Ivory Okimono, Meiji period
(1868-1912), in the form of a spray of crocus
flowers in yellow, purple and green issuing from a
circular jardinière, 13cm high
£150 - 200
244
A Japanese Elephant and Walrus Ivory Figure
Group, late Meiji period (1868-1912), as a farmer
seated on a bench smoking, a child with a hen on a
mat by his side, on a shaped wood stand, 14cm
(parts lacking, a/f)
£200 - 300
245
A Japanese One Piece Carved Elephant Ivory
Okimono, Meiji period (1868-1912), as two cappa
crawling through a pointed rock, one being nipped
by a crab, a small mother-of-pear chrysanthemum
inlaid to the base, 13.8cm high; and A Japanese
Figural Okimono, circa 1900, as an enrobed
priest standing holding a massive bell slung from a
ropetwist cord, on a spreading circular base, two
character incised mark, 12.6cm high (2)
£300 - 400
246
A Chinese Carved Ivory Figure of a Young Man
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Holding Lotus, probably 18 century, enrobed
and seated on a low rock, holding an enormous
lotus stem, with soft smile on his face, 10.5cm high
£150 - 250
247
A Chinese Carved Rhinoceros Horn Libation
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Cup, 17 century, formed as a flared lotus leaf,
the leaf and scroll handles connecting to a crab just
inside the bowl, a shrimp on the opposite flange,
8.5cm high, 14.8cm wide, gross weight 235g (a/f)
Sold with Animal Health permission letter
£35000 - 45000
248
A Chinese Carved and Pierced Rhinoceros
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Horn Libation Cup, 19 century, with shallow
lotus leaf bowl to one end amongst fungus, lotus
leaves with holes, two crabs nearby amongst
foliage, bamboo and fungus, 28.5cm long, upon a
carved and pierced ivory stand fashioned as fungus
heads and bamboo, formerly stained pink to imitate
coral, the stand 10.5cm long, weight of cup 137g
Sold with Animal Health permission letter 408-11/12
£65000 - 75000
249
A Chinese Export Carved Ivory Calling Card
Case, Canton, circa 1850-70, each side carved in
flat relief with two panels depicting figures in a
verdant palace pavilion, 11.5cm high
£300 - 500
250
A Chinese Carved Elephant Ivory Figure of a
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Maiden, 18 century, the slender enrobed figure
with serene expression, her hair gathered into a
chignon, her left hand at her belt, raising her right
hand (originally holding an auspicious object, now
missing), 15cm high, upon an associated hardwood
fluted stand; and A Chinese Turned Ivory
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Scholar's Desk Vase, 18 century, of typical
slender necked mallet form, probably lead
weighted, 11.1cm high (2)
£200 - 300
251
An East Asian Carved Elephant Tusk, probably
Burma, circa 1900, the tip carved as the figure of
a stooping goddess, over a band of stylised
peacock feathers, worked on one side with six
quatrelobed panels containing figures
representative of Signs of the Zodiac, and with
conforming basal band, 86cm measured with the
longest curve, on weighted wood stand
£400 - 600
252
A Set of Nine Chinese Carved Elephant Ivory
Figures of Gods of Longevity, circa 1965, each
Daoist immortal seated on the back of an
auspicious animal, including elephant, ass, fo dog
and buffalo, each holding their particular attribute,
on integral kidney shape bases, each with carved
and pierced wood display stand, each ivory approx
20cm high
With CITES A10 (non-transferable) licence No.494957/01
£5000 - 7000
253
A Chinese Carved Elephant Ivory Figure of the
God of War, circa 1965, the behatted and bearded
figure standing holding a sword in his right hand,
clasping rosary beads around his neck in his left,
wearing dragon robes and boots, 58cm high, upon
carved hardwood waisted stand, 65cm high
With CITES A10 (non-transferable) licence No.494043/01
£1500 - 2000
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A Chinese Flat-Relief Carved Ivory Plaque, 19
century, of slightly rounded rectangular form,
decorated with a palace pavilion and numerous
female attendants amongst lotus ponds, banana,
bamboo and willow trees, the reverse with four
character stylised seal mark of Qianlong, 30.5cm
wide, 9.5cm high, upon a scroll carved hardwood
easel back stand, 18cm high overall
£1500 - 2000
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A Chinese Flat-Relief Carved Ivory Plaque, 19
century, of slightly rounded rectangular shape,
intricately worked with an extensive palace pavilion
peopled with maidens, some fishing in a lotus
pond, others preparing tea, amongst contorted
rocks, trees and shrubs, the reverse with four
character stylised mark of Qianlong, 30.5cm wide,
12cm high, upon a scroll carved hardwood easel
back stand, 21cm high overall
£2000 - 3000
Plated Ware
256
A Victorian Electroplate Centrepiece, Elkington
& Co, Birmingham 1875-6, modelled as a
rockwork base with a figure of a Highlander and a
stag beneath a pine tree, crested, with a cut glass
bowl, 68cm high
£600 - 800
257
A George III Sheffield Plate Wine Cooler, circa
1815, of part lobed campana form with twin lion
mask side handles, detachable liner and rim,
crested with twin coats of arms, 21.5cm high
£100 - 150
Foreign Silver and White Metal
258
An Italian, Naples White Metal Oval Waiter,
maker's mark AB, circa 1830, with raised chased
floral borders, raised on three winged paw feet,
24cm wide, 11oz
£200 - 300
259
An Indian White Metal Bowl, circa 1910-20,
shaped circular chased with a continuous scene of
coconut gatherers and animals, 34cm wide, 1018
grams
£300 - 400
260
A White Metal Cow Creamer, London import
marks for 1961, of naturalistic form, the hinged
cover with fly finial, stamped STERLING 925,
13.5cm long, 6oz 4dwt
£400 - 600
261
A Chinese White Metal Three Piece Teaset,
Keicheung, Canton, circa 1890-1900, the
quatrefoil body with faux prunus spout and handle,
chased with lotus, prunus, iris and chrysanthemum
flowers, with a pair of sugar tongs, 11cm high, 23oz
3dwt
£800 - 1200
262
A Pair of Chinese White Metal Bowls, marked
LH, 90, Shanghai, circa 1880-1900, circular
pierced and chased with dragons amidst clouds
either side of a flaming pearl, 9cm diameter; and A
Chinese White Metal Mustard Pot and Salt
Cellar, circa 1900, chased with bamboo and
dragons, the mustard 6.5cm high, 8oz 16dwt (4)
Provenance: Family members were governors of Hong Kong
£300 - 500
263
Two Dutch White Metal Sweetmeat Dishes, one
Haarlem 1750, one Amsterdam 1751, shaped
circular with foliate chased decoration, raised on
spreading feet, 13cm and 13.5cm diameter, 5oz
5dwt
Provenance: Purchased from S J Phillips 20th October 1933
£600 - 900
Modern Silver
264
An Elizabeth II Posy Holder, maker's mark FI,
London 1993, the flared cast openwork foliate
body with three sprung supports, 11.5cm long, 2oz
16dwt
£200 - 300
265
An Elizabeth II Silver Mounted Ruby Flashed
Claret Jug, Sheffield 2003, the hinged cover with
lattice knop, the fluted neck with scroll handle over
a diamond prunt and panel cut body and stepped
circular foot, 34cm high
£200 - 300
266
An Elizabeth II Chamberstick, maker's mark
ESC, London 1966, as an half oyster shell on
three sphere feet, foliate nozzle and leaping fish
handle, 6.5cm high, 9oz
£150 - 250
267
A Set of Six Elizabeth II Asparagus Eaters,
Cooper Bros & Sons, Sheffield 1965, of typical
bowed tong form with shaped grips, 10.5cm long,
7oz 1dwt
£150 - 200
268
A Pair of Elizabeth II Candelabra, Asprey & Co
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Ltd, London 1962, in 18 century style, the plain
circular bases with knopped baluster stems and
plain circular sconces, each with detachable twin
scroll branch terminating with circular drip pans and
sconces, 33cm high, 89oz 19dwt
£1500 - 2500
269
A George V Four Piece Teaset and Tray, Z
Barraclough & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1937, the
tray Cooper Bros, of oval octagonal form with
stylised angular handles and domed covers with
button finials, the tray 51cm long, 99oz 11dwt all in
£1500 - 1800
271
A George V Candelabrum, Reid & Sons,
Sheffield 1931, the navette base rising to a flared
column with vase shaped sconce supporting
detachable scroll arms with navette form drip pans
beneath conforming sconces with detachable
nozzles and central urn finial, presentation
inscription, 48cm high, loaded
£300 - 500
272
A George V Large Salver, Emile Viner for Viners
Ltd, Sheffield 1931, of square form with incurved
corners all raised on four cast leaf capped knurl
feet, 42cm long, 59oz 18dwt
£800 - 1200
273
A George V Three Piece Teaset, J W Tiptaft,
Birmingham 1933, the rectangular bases with
incurved corners, rising to demi-lune bodies with
angular scroll handles and a domed cover with
rectangular button finial, with a pair of plain silver
sugar tongs, 15cm high, 31oz 4dwt all in
£400 - 600
274
Royalty Interest: A George V Cigarette Case,
Alexander Clark & Co, London 1918, plain
rectangular with applied enamel Royal cipher and
crowned initials MR, also engraved XMAS 1920,
8.5cm long, 4oz 7dwt, in fitted case
This case was presented by King George V to Colonel Frank
Dugdale who was Equerry to the Queen and an Extra Equerry to
the King
£600 - 900
275
An Irish Dish Ring, West & Son, Dublin 1913, of
typical spool form pierced with fox and hounds
amidst foliage around a vacant cartouche, 20cm
diameter, 9oz 10dwt
£800 - 1200
276
A George V Centrepiece, Stewart Dawson & Co
Ltd, London 1913, also bearing Roberts & Belk
trade mark to the base, circular panelled base
rising to a slender baluster stem with twin arm
supports forming Greek key form arms for twin
handled baskets flanking a large central bowl with
pierced rim, 30.5cm high, 36oz 2dwt
£500 - 700
277
An Edward VII Basket, E J Greenburg,
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Birmingham 1909, in 18 century style, the oval
foot supporting an oval conforming bowl with
pierced ovolo rim and wirework swing handle,
36cm long, 32oz 10dwt
£400 - 500
278
An Edward VII Cigar Box, Joseph Braham,
London 1902, plain rectangular with gilded and
colour lined interior, initialled HPC, 20.5cm long
£200 - 300
279
An Edward VII Cup, maker's mark worn,
Birmingham 1904, the high pedestal foot
supporting a plain circular bowl with three
bifurcated naturalistic scroll handles, 18cm high,
21oz 4dwt
£400 - 600
285
An Edward VII Four Piece Teaset, Fenton,
Russell & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1903, the baluster
lobed foliate chased bodies raised on paw feet with
wood scroll handles and domed covers with lobed
button finials, twin vacant cartouches, the hot water
jug 22cm high, 63oz 12dwt all in
£800 - 1200
Antique Silver
286
An Arts & Crafts Mustard Pot, Wakeley &
Wheeler, London 1902, the pedestal foot rising to
a globular hammer finish body with naturalistic
bifurcated scroll handles, blue glass liner, 8cm
high, 4oz 11dwt free
£250 - 350
280
A George V Cigarette Box, Asprey & Co Ltd,
London 1929, of rectangular form, the canted base
and cover edged with raised gilt borders, engine
turned decoration throughout, the interior cedar
lined, applied with a vacant cartouche, 20cm long
£800 - 1200
287
A Victorian Rose Bowl, Martin, Hall & Company,
London 1892, the collet foot supporting a large
circular bowl chased with panels depicting Signs of
the Zodiac between foliate chased arcaded
borders, a large central cartouche bearing an
armorial, 30.5cm diameter, 40oz 3dwt
£800 - 1200
281
A Set of Three Dessert Stands, Mappin & Webb
Ltd, Birmingham 1910/11, the spreading bases
rising to slender baluster stems with shaped
circular bowls with four scroll terminals festooned
with cast foliate garlands, the largest 17cm high,
23oz 8dwt
£400 - 600
288
A Set of Four Victorian Candlesticks,
Hawkesworth, Eyre & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1890, the
square bases with incurved corners rising to girdled
baluster columns with waisted circular sconces and
detachable nozzles, two crested, 19cm high,
loaded
£1500 - 2000
282
A George V Tray, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1918,
shaped rectangular with moulded rim and twin
cut-out handles, 62cm long, 109oz 6dwt
£1500 - 2500
289
A Set of Four Victorian and Later Matched
Candlesticks, all Hawkesworth, Eyre & Co Ltd,
Sheffield 1897/8, two 1918, the octagonal bases
rising to baluster stems with octagonal vase form
sconces with conforming detachable nozzles, 17cm
high, loaded
£800 - 1200
283
An Edward VII Salver, Jackson & Fullerton,
London 1904, shaped circular on three foliate cast
bracket feet with bright-cut engraved field beneath
a gadrooned rim interrupted with acanthus, 26cm
diameter, 20oz 1dwt
£300 - 500
284
An Edward VII Pedestal Bowl, Martin, Hall & Co
Sheffield 1910, of circular form with everted rim
and caryatid handles repoussé with vacant ribbon
tied cartouches on a foliate band on a knopped
waisted stem and square foot, 24cm high, 66oz
2dwt
£1000 - 1500
290
A Victorian Novelty Model of a Field Gun,
maker's mark indistinct, London 1900, retailer's
mark of Dobson 32 Piccadilly, realistically
modelled, 37cm long
£400 - 600
291
A Victorian Mustard Pot, J & N Creswick,
Sheffield 1853, of drum form with pierced foliate
scroll sides and flat cover, crested, blue glass liner,
6.5cm high, 4oz 6dwt
£150 - 250
292
A Victorian Mustard Pot, William Samuel,
London 1858, of drum form with foliate pierced
sides and flat cover, blue glass liner, 7.5cm high,
3oz 11dwt free
£150 - 250
293
A Victorian Five-Light Candelabrum, William
Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield and London 1900,
cast shell and scroll pattern with four detachable
arms terminating in conforming sconces with drip
pans and detachable nozzles, the central sconce
with flame finial, 55cm high, loaded
£700 - 900
300
A Victorian Silver Mounted Claret Jug, John
Figg, London 1875, the bulbous glass body
engraved with foliate swags and reserves with
silver split-scroll handle, collar and domed cover
with bright-cut engraved arcaded borders, initialled,
29cm high
£300 - 400
294
A Victorian Flower Vase, Horace Woodward &
Co Ltd, London 1900, of plain quatrefoil trumpet
form, 22cm high, 10oz 7dwt
£200 - 300
301
A Victorian Silver Mounted Claret Jug, IP & Co,
Birmingham 1870, the mallet form glass body with
loop handle and foliate chased silver lip and cover,
27cm high
£400 - 600
295
A Victorian and Later Service of Flatware,
Gibson & Langman for the Goldsmiths &
Silversmiths Company, London 1893/4, Albany
pattern, comprising five table spoons, six table
forks, six dessert spoons, six dessert forks, six
coffee spoons, three teaspoons; and six silver
handled table knives and dessert forks, weighable
silver 67oz
£2000 - 3000
296
A Victorian Jug, Atkin Bros, Sheffield 1898, of
part fluted baluster form with scroll handle and plain
broad lipped rim, presentation inscription within a
central scroll shell and scalework cartouche,
14.5cm high, 15oz 10dwt
£400 - 600
297
A Victorian Five Piece Tea and Coffee Set, John
Newton Mappin, London 1893, the part lobed
vase shaped bodies with angular scroll handles,
plain cape rims and domed covers with lobed
button finials, the spirit kettle 45cm high; and A
Gallery Tray, presentation inscription, hallmarked
silver, all in fitted case, crested, 272ox approx
£3000 - 4000
298
A Victorian Scottish Jug and Two Beakers,
retailer's mark for Edwards & Sons, Glasgow
1875/6, the collet foot supporting a tapering body
chased with panels of Indian ornament between
raised bands, with loop handle and domed cover
with engraved knop, 26cm high, 41oz 19dwt all in
£1000 - 1500
299
A Victorian Basket, Atkin Bros, Sheffield 1900,
three acanthus scroll feet supporting a lobed
hexafoil bowl profusely pierced and chased with
flowers and trelliswork beneath a waved plain
swing handle, 23.5cm, 19oz 12dwt
£300 - 500
302
A Victorian Three Piece Teaset, Edward
Barnard & Sons, London 1837/38, of plain
spherical form with scroll handle and flush fitting
cover with melon finial, initialled and presentation
inscription to the base, 14cm high, 35oz 18dwt all
in, in original wooden case
£500 - 700
303
A Victorian Stand for a Ewer, maker's mark
defaced, Hennell house mark, London 1872,
circular with raised central boss to the centre
bordered by engraved bands of palmettes,
Vitruvian scrolls and Greek key motifs, retailer's
mark for Mappin & Webb, 34.5cm diameter, 33oz
13dwt
£400 - 600
304
A Victorian Six Bottle Cruet, Horace Woodward
& Co, 1876, with laurel wreath ring handle, beaded
stem and frame, on an oval plaque with stiff leaf
borders, on leaf sheathed feet, 26cm high, with six
glass bottles cut with panels, four with stoppers
(one stopper mounted with a silver spoon, Henry
Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1876), two with silver
mounts, Henry Manton, Birmingham 1875/76 and a
spoon, 1874 (13)
£500 - 800
305
A Victorian Mustard Pot, John & George Angell,
London 1840, of octagonal form with foliate
pierced sides and domed cover with knopped finial,
blue glass liner, 8.5cm high, 4oz 5dwt free
£300 - 500
306
A Victorian Mustard Pot, George Richard,
London 1848, of drum form with foliate and fruit
engraved decoration throughout, with flat cover and
blue glass liner, initialled, 7cm high, 3oz 6dwt free
Provenance: Ex Colman Collection
£500 - 800
307
A Victorian Egg Frame and Four Egg Cups,
Thomas Smily, London 1865, the oval pale
pierced stand with beaded swing handle, raised on
four lion paw feet, with four egg cups with pale
pierced borders and beaded rims, crested, 16cm
long, 14oz 8dwt
£300 - 400
308
A Victorian Model of Wellington on Horseback,
London 1849, naturalistically modelled and cast,
17cm high, on an ebony plinth beneath a glass
dome
£400 - 600
309
A George IV Hot Water Jug, Robert Garrard,
London 1825, of lobed baluster form with high
scroll handle and domed cover with cast flower
finial, 23cm high, 28oz 7dwt all in
£500 - 800
310
A George IV Teapot, Hyam Hyams, London
1824, of compressed circular form with foliate
chased lobed panels beneath a leaf capped scroll
handle and domed cover with cast rose finial, 16cm
high, 27oz 6dwt
£400 - 600
311
A Scottish Provincial Serving Spoon, James
Sellar, Wick, circa 1825, fiddle pattern, initialled
AC over IC, 30cm long, 4oz 8dwt
£800 - 1200
312
A George IV Irish Vegetable Dish, James Scott,
Dublin 1825, retailer's mark LAW, circular with
cast gadrooned acanthus rim; and A Victorian
Electroplated Cover, 27cm diameter, the base
31oz 16dwt (2)
£300 - 500
313
A George III Colonial Silver Soup Ladle,
Lawrence Twentyman, Cape, circa 1820, fiddle
pattern, 33cm long, 8oz 1dwt
£300 - 500
314
A Set of Five George III Table Forks, Paul Storr,
London 1817, one 1815, hourglass pattern with
diamond heel, 20.5cm long, 15oz 8dwt
£500 - 700
315
A George III Teapot, Robert & David Hennell,
London 1806, of compressed circular form with
reeded girdle and leaf capped scroll handle and
domed cover with flower finial, 10cm high, 14oz
9dwt all in
£250 - 350
316
A George III Basket, William Vincent, London
1775, shaped oval with a pale pierced swag
chased border beneath a cast openwork swing
handle and beaded rim, later engraved with an
armorial, 33cm long, 19oz 8dwt
£300 - 400
317
A Pair of George III Table Candlesticks, John
Scofield, circa 1790, each with beaded and
crested sconce on a fluted campana nozzle, with
conforming tapering stems and weighted circular
bases with wood inserts, the sconces maker's mark
and lion passant only, the candlesticks apparently
unmarked, 26.5cm high
£800 - 1200
318
A George III Teapot, Peter & Ann Bateman,
London 1796, oval with wood scroll handle and
domed cover with button finial, bright-cut engraved
borders throughout, 18cm high, 13oz 1dwt
£250 - 350
319
A George III Scottish Tumbler Cup, William
Dempster, Edinburgh 1770, the concave base
rising to a cylindrical body with slightly everted
foliate engraved rim, 7cm high, 4oz 4dwt
£300 - 500
320
A Pair of George III Candlesticks, maker's mark
IM, London 1772, one nozzle E Coker, the square
bases chased with swags and foliate sprays rising
to tied cluster columns with Corinthian capitals and
shaped cinquefoil nozzles, crested, 31cm high,
loaded
£2000 - 3000
321
A Georgian Mahogany Knife Box with Fitted
Interior, the box circa 1770, the knives and
forks IL, Sheffield, circa 1780, the spoons
London 1796-1801, the box of typical form with
serpentine front inlaid with boxwood pilasters and
applied with a brass cartouche lock, the twelve
knives and forks with stamped rocaille handles and
steel tines and blades, the six spoons Old English
pattern, 13oz 12dwt weighable silver
£800 - 1200
322
A Pair of George III Serving Spoons, Robert
Cattle & James Barber, York 1810, fiddle pattern,
crested, 29cm long, 8oz 17dwt
£400 - 600
323
A Set of Six George III Teaspoons, Robert Cattle
& James Barber, York 1812-14, fiddle, thread and
shell pattern, crested, 13.5cm long, 7oz 5dwt
£150 - 250
324
A George III Mug, William Shaw II, London 1766,
of plain baluster form with leaf capped scroll
handle, 12cm high, 10oz 19dwt
£300 - 400
325
A George III Mustard Pot, Robert Hennell,
London 1792, of octagonal drum form with flat
cover and liner, 7cm high, 3oz 7dwt free
£150 - 250
326
A George III Mustard Pot, Lias Bros, London
1829, of gadrooned drum form with flat reeded
cover, blue glass liner, 7cm high; and Three Other
Mustard Pots (4)
£200 - 300
327
A George III Mustard Pot, Crispin Fuller,
London 1802, of oval bellied form, the domed
cover with ball finial, bright-cut engraved borders
throughout, crested, blue glass liner, and a silver
mustard spoon, 10cm high, 4oz 9dwt free
£250 - 350
328
A George III Mustard Pot, Samuel Herbert,
London 1765, of drum form with pierced trelliswork
sides and flat cover, crested, blue glass liner,
7.5cm high, 4oz 3dwt
£500 - 800
329
A George III Porringer, maker's mark overstruck
WC, London 1783, the flared cylindrical body part
fluted and chased with foliate cartouche, applied
with two reeded strap handles, initialled M over IM,
9.5cm high, 5oz 19dwt
£300 - 500
330
A Pair of George III Sauceboats, David Whyte &
William Hotnes, London 1766, the shaped
gadrooned pedestal bases rising to boat shaped
bowls with leaf capped bifurcated scroll handles,
crested and initials, 20cm long, 32oz 19dwt
£1000 - 1500
331
A George II Cream Boat, Samuel Meriton,
London 1758, three shell capped feet rising to a
boat shaped bowl with leaf capped flying scroll
handle, initialled to the base and numbered 10,
14.5cm long; A George III Sauceboat, London
1745; A George IV Mustard Pot, Edward Barnard
& Sons, London 1829; and A Silver Mustard
Spoon, 18oz 11dwt (4)
£400 - 600
332
A Pair of George III Tea Caddies, Pierre Gillois,
London 1767, the cast openwork scroll feet
supporting bombé foliate chased bodies with
domed covers beneath cast flower bud finials,
14cm high, 22oz 3dwt
£2000 - 3000
333
A George II Sauceboat, maker's mark RI,
London 1751, the three cast shell feet rising to a
boat shaped body with gadrooned body and leaf
capped flying scroll handle, 21cm long, 14oz 8dwt
£300 - 500
334
A George III Cup, William & James Priest,
London 1767, the spreading foot rising to a girdled
vase shaped body with twin cast leaf capped scroll
handles, 14cm high, 14oz 8dwt
£350 - 550
335
A George I Chocolate Pot, maker's mark WP
(possibly for William Pring), Exeter 1725, the
tapering cylindrical body with wood scroll handle
and domed cover with detachable acorn finial,
22cm high, 19oz 19dwt
£2000 - 3000
337
A William III Porringer, James Chadwick,
London 1697, the part spirally loaded body with
gadrooned girdle and initialled cartouche with twin
scroll handles, 16.5cm wide, 7oz 6dwt
£900 - 1100
338
A Charles I Slip Top Spoon, William Cary,
London 1641, the chamfered terminal engraved
with an armorial, 18cm long, 1oz 14dwt
£300 - 400
Objects of Vertu
339
A George IV Vinaigrette, unmarked, circa 1820,
rectangular with machine engraved decoration
against two-colour yellow metal borders, the cover
inset with turquoise, presentation inscription,
suspension ring, 3.2cm long, 17.2 grams all in
£400 - 600
340
A Scottish Ram Horn, White Metal Mounted and
th
Cairngorm Set Vinaigrette, 19 century, the
short curled body and hinged cover centrally set
with facet cut Cairngorm, amongst chased thistles,
internally with pierced sponge cover, and ring and
chain for suspension, 5cm high (unmarked)
£300 - 500
341
A White Metal Pounce or Pepper Pot, probably
French, 18th century, of oval section, engraved
with flowers amongst trellis, hinged cover, 4cm;
and A Danish Teaspoon, dated 1831 (2)
£70 - 100
342
A Faberge Silver, Enamel and Nephrite Bell
Push, St Petersburg, 1908-1917, work master's
mark of Anders Nevalainen, of domed form, the
pale blue reeded enamel centre with gilt leaf and
dot borders, on a silver plate with leaf border, and
moulded nephrite base, 7cm diameter
£2500 - 3500
343
A Victorian 15ct Gold Mounted Scent Bottle,
Thomas Johnson, London 1881, the ovoid body
of tortoiseshell glass with plain domed cover, 9cm
long
£500 - 800
344
A Victorian Silver Gilt Mounted Scent Bottle,
Samson Mordan & Co, London, circa 1880, the
black glass body vividly enamelled with flowers and
insects with plain domed cover and initialled base,
9cm long, in fitted case; and A Modern Chinese
Cut Glass Snuff Bottle, internally painted, in silk
lined case (2)
£300 - 400
345
A Victorian Castle Top Card Case, Nathaniel
Mills, Birmingham 1853, machine engraved with
central cartouche and with a view of St Paul's
Cathedral, initialled within a strapwork cartouche to
the reverse, 10cm long, 1oz 19dwt
£500 - 700
346
An Edward VII Silver and Tortoiseshell
Magnifying Glass and Paper Knife, Carrington &
Co, Chester 1904, the plain tortoiseshell blade with
round silver handle inset with a lens, initialled RPN,
32cm long
£150 - 200
347
A Set of Eight Edward VII Owl Menu Card
Holders, Sampson Mordan & Co, Chester 1907,
each modelled as an owl with glass eyes on a
circular base, 3.2cm high
£400 - 600
348
A Pair of 18ct Gold Pendant Lorgnettes, dated
th
July 25 1856, the oval case with red enamel
crowned M cipher and crowned A cipher, reputedly
for Princess Marie Adelaide of Cambridge
(1833-1897), and with suspension loop, unmarked,
4.5cm
Princess Mary Adelaide Wilhelma Elizabeth of Cambridge
(1833-1897) was the grand-daughter of George III and later the
Duchess of Teck by marriage. She was also the mother of
Queen Mary, the consort of George V
£2000 - 3000
349
A George III Nutmeg Grater, Samuel Pemberton,
Birmingham 1790, cylindrical with detachable
domed cover and flat base concealing a blue steel
grater, 3cm high, 7dwt all in
£300 - 500
350
A Pair of Continental 9 Karat Gold,
Tortoiseshell and Pique Decorated Lorgnettes,
th
19 century, with typical spring action, the waisted
handle inlaid with stars (some lacking), ring for
suspension, stamped 9K
£200 - 300
351
A Continental Silver Mounted Mother-of-Pearl
th
Snuffbox, 18 century, of canted rectangular
form, the hinged cover carved with The Adoration
of the Magi, the base with a vase of flowers, the
sides with a zigzag pattern, 7cm wide
£200 - 300
352
th
A Gillette ‘Aristocrat ‘ Gilt Metal Razor Set, 20
century, in a hinged fitted ivory case comprising
razor head, handle and blade box, the hinged cover
carved with a roundel containing a crest and
monogram, 11cm wide
£80 - 120
353
A Gold and Carnelian Swivel Fob, circa 1825,
the octagonal seal engraved on one side with an
armorial, on the other with a crest over initials,
within a scrollwork mount, 4.8cm high
£300 - 400
354
A Bloodstone Signet Ring, the head cut with a
greyhound crest and motto ON WITH SPEED,
unmarked shank; and A Carved Peach Stone
Pendant, as a smiling caricatured head, with 14K
gold mounts, 4cm overall (2)
£120 - 180
355
th
A Continental Silver Singing Bird Box, 20
century, of shaped rectangular form, the hinged
oval cover concealing a multi-coloured feathered
bird, the whole cast with birds amongst scrolling
foliage, the slide as a bird, indistinctly marked,
10cm wide
£800 - 1200
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Watches
360
A Stainless Steel Automatic Triple Calendar
Chronograph Wristwatch with Moonphase and
24-Hour Indication, signed Versace, circa 2010,
25-jewel self-winding lever movement with quick
date change and hacking seconds, black coloured
dial, three subsidiary dials for seconds combined
with 24-hour dial, 30-minute register combined with
day and month apertures, 12-hour register
combined with moonphase aperture, case with
buttons in the band to operate chronograph, glazed
back secured with four screws, maker's strap and
steel deployant clasp, 41mm by 50mm, with
Versace box
This watch currently retails at around £5,000.
£1500 - 2000
361
A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar
Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Jorg Hysek,
circa 2010, lever movement, silvered dial,
subsidiary dials for seconds and 30-minute register,
date aperture at 12, screw-down winding crown,
buttons in the band to operate chronograph hand,
glazed back secured by eight screws, rubber and
stainless steel bracelet with deployant clasp, 43mm
wide, with Jorg Hysek boxes and dated guarantee
booklet
£700 - 900
362
A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar
Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Tag Heuer,
model: Monaco, circa 1995, self-winding lever
movement with quick date change and hacking
seconds, blue coloured dial, two silver coloured
subsidiary dials for seconds and 30-minute register,
square case with buttons in the band to operate red
chronograph hand, case back secured by four
screws and numbered CW2113-0 YE9624, Tag
Heuer strap and maker's steel deployant clasp,
38mm wide
£1400 - 1600
363
A Gilt and Steel Chronograph Wristwatch,
signed Breitling, model: Chronomat, ref: 769,
circa 1946, 17-jewel lever movement signed
Breitling Premier, silvered dial, two subsidiary dials
for seconds and 45-minute recorder, outer rings
calibrated for telemeter scale, dial with Swiss cross
and numbered 217012, luminous blued hands,
case with rotating bezel for sliding rule, buttons in
the band to operate chronograph, steel snap-on
back numbered 647383 769, 37mm wide
Breitling first advertised the Chronomat model in 1942. This
classic watch, with slide rule design, is known as the ‘type 42 ‘
by collectors.
£600 - 800
364
A Stainless Steel Chronograph Wristwatch,
signed Wyler, circa 1970, (calibre Valjoux 72)
lever movement, silvered dial, three subsidiary
dials for seconds, 30-minute and 12-hour registers,
buttons in the band to operate chronograph,
stainless steel bracelet with deployant clasp, 37mm
wide
£700 - 900
365
A Stainless Steel Diamond Set Five Time Zone
Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Jacob &
Co, circa 2006, quartz movement, black coloured
dial, four subsidiary dials for New
York/L.A/Paris/Tokyo time zones, diamond set
bezel, band with four crowns to handset the time
zones, screw back numbered 712, maker's strap
with steel deployant clasp, 43mm wide, with Jacob
& Co boxes, certificate booklet dated 2006, spare
polished bezel and four multi-coloured Jacob & Co
straps
This watch retails for approx £6,000
£1000 - 1500
366
A Stainless Steel Automatic Centre Seconds
Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Oyster Perpetual,
model: Air King, Precision, Ref: 1002, circa
1965, (calibre 1520) 26-jewel lever movement,
silvered dial, case with screw-down winding crown,
screw back, Rolex stainless steel Oyster bracelet,
34mm wide, with Rolex box
£300 - 500
367
A Stainless Steel Military Wristwatch, signed
Omega, circa 1945, (calibre 30T2) 15-jewel lever
movement, black coloured dial, subsidiary seconds,
dial signed and with admiralty arrow, case with
screw back and engraved admiralty arrow and
numbered WWW Y16216 10680415, 35mm wide
£250 - 350
368
A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar
Chronograph Wristwatch with 24-Hour
Indication, signed Omega, model: Seamaster,
circa 1972, (calibre 1040) 22-jewel lever
movement numbered 34252281, silvered dial, two
dials for seconds combined with 24-hour indication
and 12-hour register dial, buttons in the band to
operate chronograph, screw back with Seamaster
monogram, numbered 176.007, 38mm wide
£600 - 800
369
A Bi-Metal Automatic Calendar Chronograph
Wristwatch, signed Girard Perregaux, BG
No.558, Ref: 7500, circa 1995, lever movement,
silvered dial, three dials for seconds, 30-minute and
12-hour registers, case with buttons in the band to
operate chronograph, snap-on back, maker's strap
and steel buckle, 37mm wide, with GP boxes and
booklets
£400 - 600
370
A Lady's 18ct White Gold Automatic Calendar
Centre Seconds Wristwatch with Diamond Set
Hour Markers, signed Rolex, Oyster Perpetual,
model: Datejust, Superlative Chronometer
Officially Certified, Ref: 6913, circa 1980, lever
movement, black coloured dial with diamond set
markers, case with screw-down winding crown,
screw back, serial number 6617489, Rolex 18ct
white gold President bracelet with concealed
deployant clasp, 25mm wide, with Rolex box
£4000 - 5000
371
A Stainless Steel Automatic Triple Calendar
Chronograph Wristwatch with Moonphase,
signed Zenith, model: El Primero
Chronomaster, Chronometre, circa 2005,
(calibre 410Z) 31-jewel self-winding lever
movement, silvered dial, three dials for seconds,
30-minute register and 12-hour register combined
with moonphase aperture, case with buttons in the
band to operate chronograph, glazed back secured
by six screws, case numbered 02 0240410, Zenith
stainless steel bracelet with concealed double
deployant clasp, 40mm wide
£1000 - 1500
372
A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar Centre
Seconds Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Oyster
Perpetual, Model: Datejust, Superlative
Chronometer Officially Certified, Ref:
16030/16000, circa 1985, (calibre 3035) 27-jewel
lever movement, adjusted to five positions and
temperature, champagne coloured dial, case with
screw-down winding crown, numbered 16000,
Rolex stainless steel Jubilee bracelet with
deployant clasp, 35mm wide
£900 - 1200
373
A Lady's Stainless Steel Wristwatch, signed
Cartier, Model: Tank Francaise, circa 2004,
quartz movement, silvered dial, secret signature at
10, cabochon set crown, case back secured by four
screws and numbered 782129UF 2384, Cartier
steel bracelet with double deployant clasp, 20mm
by 26mm, with Cartier box, booklets, cleaning kit
and two spare bracelet links
£500 - 700
374
A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar Centre
Seconds Wristwatch, signed Breitling, model:
SuperOcean, Professional 5000ft/1524m, circa
2000, lever movement, yellow coloured dial, case
with protected screw down winding crown, rotating
bezel, helium valve, screw back numbered A17345
218703, Breitling stainless steel bracelet with
deployant clasp, 43mm wide, with Breitling boxes
and paperwork
£600 - 800
375
A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar Centre
Seconds Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Oyster
Perpetual Date, Model: Submariner, Ref: 16610,
1000ft=300m, Superlative Chronometer
Officially Certified, circa 1996, (calibre 3135)
31-jewel lever movement, adjusted to five
positions, movement numbered 7444464, black
dial, protected screw-down winding crown, screw
back, serial number T600349, Rolex stainless steel
Oyster bracelet with deployant fliplock clasp, 42mm
wide
£1800 - 2200
376
A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar Centre
Seconds Diver's Wristwatch, signed Omega,
model: Seamaster 600m/2000ft Professional, so
called PloProf, circa 1970, self-winding lever
movement, blue coloured dial, oversized right
handed case with screw-down and locking crown
positioned at 9, large red button to release raised
calibrated five minute division bezel, Omega
stainless steel bracelet with deployant clasp, 55mm
wide
The Omega Professional Seamaster was originally designed for
use by deep-sea divers and became known as the ‘PloProf ‘
(Plongeur Professionel, meaning professional diver). It was
probably the first waterproof watch designed and built solely for
the professional diver.
Most wristwatches are made with the winding crown at 3 o'clock.
The standard PloProf has its crown at 9 o'clock so that the red
pusher is more accessible and the relatively cumbersome crown
guard does not interfere with wrist movement. When diving, it
can be calculated how much oxygen remains in the tank and the
bezel adjusted for accurate timing. When pressed, the red
button releases the bezel for adjustment.
£6000 - 8000
377
A Stainless Steel Diamond Set Centre Seconds
Wristwatch, signed Longines, model: Evidenza,
circa 2010, quartz movement, textured
mother-of-pearl dial with diamond set Roman
numerals, tonneau shaped case with diamond set
sides, Longines stainless steel bracelet with
concealed double deployant clasp, 33mm by
46mm, with Longines box
£250 - 350
378
A Lady's 18ct Gold Wristwatch, signed Omega,
circa 1965, (calibre 484) 17-jewel lever movement
numbered 22787084, silvered dial, case with
snap-on back numbered 692661 7171, Omega
textured integral bracelet, clasp stamped 750,
18mm wide, with Omega box
£450 - 650
379
A Lady's 18ct White Gold and Diamond Set
Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Precision, circa 1965,
(calibre 1401) 18-jewel lever movement, silvered
dial, case with diamond set bezel, back numbered
1000903, inside stamped 2832 G383, Rolex 18ct
white gold integral textured bracelet, 15mm wide,
with Rolex box
£500 - 700
380
A Lady's Steel and Gold Wristwatch, signed
Cartier, model: Panther, circa 1984, quartz
movement, silvered dial, case with protected
cabochon set crown, secured by eight screws and
numbered 66921002548, Cartier steel and gold
bracelet with concealed double deployant clasp,
23mm wide, with original invoice dated 17th Oct
1984
£600 - 800
381
A Lady's Stainless Steel and Gold Automatic
Calendar Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed
Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, Date, Ref:6517, circa
1980, (calibre 1161) 26-jewel lever movement,
adjusted to five positions and temperature, silvered
dial, case with screw-down winding crown, screw
back, case serial number 2072769, Rolex steel and
gold Jubilee bracelet with deployant clasp, 25mm
wide
£1000 - 1500
382
A Lady's 18ct Gold Wristwatch, signed Eterna,
circa 1980, quartz movement, gilt textured dial,
case back secured with four screws and numbered
761 963368, Eterna 18ct gold integral textured
bracelet, 25mm wide
£800 - 1200
383
A Lady's 18ct Gold Diamond Set Wristwatch,
signed Montre Royal de Geneve, circa 1990,
quartz movement, diamond encrusted dial, oval
case with diamond set bezel and horseshoe lugs,
snap-on back with handsetting pusher and
numbered 1348, two strand ropetwist bracelet with
diamond set clasp, 17mm wide
£500 - 700
384
An 18ct Gold Automatic Calendar Centre
Seconds Wristwatch, signed Omega, model:
Constellation, chronometer officially certified,
1962, (calibre 561) 24-jewel lever movement
numbered 19653865, adjusted to five positions and
temperature, silvered dial, case with screw back
and constellation monogram, Birmingham 1962
and numbered 1685415 215369, Omega 18ct gold
bracelet, 33mm wide, with Omega box
£1500 - 2000
385
An Art Deco Wristwatch, Signed Boucheron,
lever movement, gold coloured dial, rectangular
shaped case with ribbed decorated lugs and sides,
22mm by 39mm
£800 - 1200
386
A Stainless Steel Centre Seconds Wristwatch,
signed Rolex, Precision, Ref:4061, circa 1945,
17-jewel lever movement with patented
superbalance, silvered dial, snap-on back and
numbered 055137 and 4061, 33mm wide
£200 - 300
387
A Boy's Size Stainless Steel Wristwatch, signed
Rolex, Oyster, Ref: 3121, circa 1945, 15-jewel
lever movement with patented superbalance,
silvered quarter section dial, seconds dial, case
with screw-down winding crown, screw back
numbered 109602 3121, 28mm wide
£200 - 300
388
A Lady's 18ct Gold Wristwatch, signed Baume
& Mercier, Geneve, circa 1990, 17-jewel lever
movement, white dial, oval shaped case with
snap-on back numbered 630928 38232 2, B&M gilt
buckle, 22mm wide, with Baume & Mercier box
£250 - 300
389
A 9ct Gold Automatic Calendar Centre Seconds
Wristwatch, signed Longines, model: Flagship,
circa 1965, lever movement, silvered dial, case
with screw back and flagship monogram, 35mm
wide, with Longines purchase booklet dated 1.2.69
£200 - 300
390
A 9ct Gold Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed
Rolex, Precision, 1970, 17-jewel lever movement,
silvered dial, snap-on back and engraved with
presentation inscription, numbered 434546,
Birmingham 1970, Rolex gilt buckle, 33mm wide,
with Rolex boxes and booklet
£250 - 300
391
An 18ct Gold Open Faced Pocket Watch, signed
International Watch Co, Schaffhausen, circa
1957, (calibre 67) lever movement numbered
1332651, silvered dial, plain polished case
numbered 1430414, London import marks for 1957,
47mm wide, with Asprey & Co case and outer box
£800 - 1200
392
An 18ct Gold Open Faced Pocket Watch, signed
Simmons, London, 1806, fusee lever movement
signed and numbered 762, diamond endstone,
white enamel dial, case with engine turned
decoration, London 1806, 44mm wide
£400 - 600
393
An Art Deco Open Faced Keyless Lever Pocket
Watch, signed Cartier, Paris, 18-jewel lever
movement signed Cartier Paris, movement with
eight adjustments, engine turned silvered dial,
inside back cover stamped 9351 and with engraved
inscription, French standard mark for 18ct gold,
43mm wide, with Cartier box and insurance
valuation for £5000 in 1993
£800 - 1200
394
An 18ct Gold Open Faced Lever Pocket Watch,
signed Gowland, Sunderland, 1870, gilt finished
fusee movement, enamel dial, London 1870, 49mm
wide
£600 - 800
395
An 18ct Gold Chronograph Keyless Lever
Pocket Watch with 24-Hour Display, signed
John Lecomber, Liverpool and London, Maker
to the Queen, No.38008, 1884, lever movement
signed and numbered, white enamel dial, outer
fifths of seconds track, central 24-hour dial with red
numerals, case with slide to the side to operate
chronograph hand, engraved monogram, Chester
1884, numbered 38008, 53mm wide
£1200 - 1500
396
An 18ct Gold Open Faced Pocket Watch, 1857,
gilt fusee lever movement signed Muirhead &
Arthur, Glasgow and numbered 51471, dust cover,
diamond endstone, gold coloured dial, case with
engine turned sides and engraved throughout with
floral engraving and central vacant cartouche,
London 1857, 52mm wide
£600 - 800
397
A Full Hunting Cased Keyless Lever Pocket
Watch, circa 1890, lever movement, bimetallic
balance with blued overcoil hairspring, white
enamel dial, cover with engraved monogram and
dated, stamped with Swiss standard gold mark and
18C, numbered 18678, 50mm wide
£600 - 800
398
An 18ct Gold Chronograph Open Faced Keyless
Lever Pocket Watch, retailed by J Hargreaves &
Co, Liverpool, 1900, lever movement, white
enamel dial, case with engraved monogram,
chronograph slide to the band, Chester 1900,
55mm wide
£600 - 800
399
An 18ct Gold Half Hunting Cased Keyless Lever
Pocket Watch, 1942, 17-jewel lever movement
signed Zenith and numbered 2090992, white
enamel dial, blue enamelled Roman numerals,
maker's mark ALD, Birmingham 1942, 50mm wide
£500 - 700
400
A Minute Repeating Chronograph Keyless
Lever Pocket Watch, circa 1900, gilt finished
lever movement, two hammers striking an outer
steel gong, white enamel dial, case with engine
turned decoration and vacant cartouche to the front
cover, repeat slide and chronograph button in the
band, stamped 18k, 58mm wide
£500 - 700
401
An Unusual Small Bloodstone Mounted Verge
Pocket Watch, signed P Dutens, London,
No.379, circa 1760, verge movement signed and
numbered, later Arabic and Roman numeral dial,
later pierced hands, consular case set with
bloodstone to the bezel and case back, jewelled set
thumb piece, 35mm wide
£500 - 700
402
A Gold Quarter Repeating Open Faced Pocket
Watch, signed Brandt Jeanrenaud & Roberts,
circa 1800, movement signed, balance bridge with
ruby endstone, repeating on a gong, signed white
enamel dial, case with engine turned back, plunge
pendant to operate repeat, stamped 4803 2477 and
18K, cuvette with central engraved monogram,
57mm wide
£1200 - 1500
403
A Minute Repeating Full Hunting Cased Keyless
Lever Pocket Watch, circa 1890, lever movement,
hammers striking on outer gongs, white enamel
dial, subsidiary seconds, case with slide in the
band to operate repeater, Swiss standard marks for
18c/0.755 and numbered 46594, 50mm wide
£1200 - 1500
404
A Quarter Repeating Cylinder Pocket Watch,
signed Vaucher Freres, No.10842, circa 1820,
cylinder movement with parachute shock
protection, dial with light blue enamelled Arabic
cartouches, case with applied leaf decorated
borders, engine turning and applied initials,
pendant plunge repeat, cuvette signed and
numbered, 45mm wide
Vaucher Freres are recorded working in Geneva 1780-1830,
making fine ruby cylinder pocket watches with parachute shock
protection and small clocks. See Baillie (GH) Watchmakers &
Clockmakers of the World, pg.325.
£800 - 1200
405
Military Interest: A Gold Half-Quarter Dumb
Repeating Pocket Watch, signed Thomas Reid,
Edinburgh, No.1100, 1799, cylinder movement
signed and numbered, turned pillars, engraved
mask pierced balance cock with diamond
endstone, half-quarter repeating ‘a toc ‘ onto inner
side of case, dust cover signed and numbered,
white enamel dial, consular case with engraved
inscription From the Officers of the Regiment. In
testimony of their esteem & regard as commanding
officer, brother, soldier and friend to Colonel
Francis Turner Scott, Dunbartonshire Fencililes
New Geneva, 12th May 1799, plunge pendant
repeat, 50mm wide
£1200 - 1500
406
A Swiss Musical Pocket Watch, circa 1900,
movement with pinned musical cylinder, enamel
dial, musical cartouche and leaf decoration, engine
turned case with central vacant cartouche and
stamped 0.935, 58mm wide
£200 - 300
407
A Gold Musical and Quarter Repeating Open
Faced Pocket Watch, circa 1810, movement with
musical and going/repeating barrels, quarter
repeating on two outer polished steel gongs, dial
with Arabic enamel cartouches, ribbed band with
two slides for the musical start/stop and repeat,
plunge pendant repeat, engine turned case with
engraved family crest, numbered 3295, 54mm wide
£1800 - 2200
408
A Gold Quarter Repeating Open Faced Pocket
Watch, signed Le Roy, Palais Royal N13 Et14,
No.7822, circa 1810, cylinder movement, balance
with parachute shock protection, repeating with two
hammers striking two outer steel gongs, silvered
dial signed, case with ribbed band, plunge pendant
repeat, numbered 15369, cuvette signed and
numbered, 53mm wide
£1000 - 1500
409
A Silver Cylinder Pocket Watch, fusee cylinder
movement signed Tho Mudge & W Dutton, London
and numbered 1394, turned pillars, white enamel
dial, plain polished case London 1829, movement
circa 1770, 55mm wide (dial and case later)
£250 - 300
410
A Triple Cased Gilt Metal Shagreen Quarter
Repeating Pocket Watch with Unusual Centre
Calendar Dial, signed Eardley Norton, London,
circa 1800, verge movement, turned pillars,
movement plate signed, diamond endstone, dust
cover signed, white enamel dial signed, central
calendar dial with date hand, inner case with
pierced engraved sides, plunge pendant to operate
repeating on a bell, second case with pierced sides
and engraved to the borders, third case with
shagreen and pique pin work to the borders, 68mm
wide
£1200 - 1500
411
A Perpetual Calendar Pocket Watch Dial and
Movement, circa 1890, lever movement, white
enamel dial, four subsidiary dials for
date/day/months with leap year and seconds
combined with moonphase aperture, 47mm wide
£200 - 300
412
A Silver Pair Cased Verge Pocket Watch, signed
Fres Esquivillon & Dechoudens, No.76117, circa
1780, signed and numbered full plate fusee verge
movement, baluster pillars, pierced silvered
balance bridge, ruby endstone, enamel dial, signed
central painted lake scene with figures in a boat,
plain polished cases numbered 76117, 54mm wide
£350 - 450
413
An Open Faced Brass En L'Air Pocket Watch,
Continental, early 19th century, fusee verge
movement, white enamel dial with single applied
gilt figure, when depressing a button in the pendant
the arms point to the time, plain polished white
metal case, stamped Carl Wagner, 57mm wide
£700 - 900
414
A Swiss Triple Cased Pearl Set Pocket Watch,
signed Fres Bordier a Geneve, No.52457, circa
1820, fusee verge movement signed and
numbered, white enamel dial signed, third outer
case with mock tortoiseshell borders and pique
work, second inner case with split pearl set bezel
and applied with leaf decorated borders, numbered
52457, 43mm wide
£500 - 600
415
A Silver Quarter Repeating Verge Pocket
Watch, signed Guillaume et Isidor Champion, a
Paris, circa 1710, fusee verge movement signed
to the top plate, silvered pierced balance bridge,
and regulation disc, white enamel dial, consular
case with engraved scrollwork and pierced borders,
plunge pendant repeat on a bell within case back,
54mm wide
£1200 - 1500
416
A Gilt Metal Enamel Pearl Set Quarter Striking
Clock Watch, signed Andw Foulds, London,
No.6110, circa 1780, cylinder movement signed
and numbered, diamond endstone, turned pillars,
quarter and hour striking with two hammers onto
back mounted bell, dust cover stamped IE, white
enamel dial, beetle and poker hands, outer case
with split pearl set borders and scrolled pierced
sides, case back with dark blue guilloche enamel
and figural central scene, inner case with matching
pierced side, N/S lever positioned to the side at 3,
vacant aperture to the side at 10, 55mm wide (lever
missing)
Andrew Foulds is recorded working in London circa 1770. See
Baillie (GH) Watchmakers & Clockmakers of the World, pg.113.
£1500 - 2000
417
A 18ct Gold Open Faced Pocket Watch in the
Original Fitted Case, retailed by Tiffany & Co,
signed Patek Philippe & Co, circa 1916, 18-jewel
lever movement with eight adjustments and marked
Extra, movement numbered 186652, bimetallic
balance with blued overcoil hairspring, wolf tooth
winding, gilt coloured dial, case with snap-on back
engraved with initials, engraved presentation
inscription, stamped 18k and numbered 186652,
44mm wide, with original Tiffany & Co fitted case
£2000 - 2500
418
A Gilt Metal Automata Musical Alarm Pocket
Watch, signed Reuge, circa 1960, 17-jewel lever
movement with attached pinned cylinder
movement, alarm hand, printed landscape scene
with automata depicting a lady beside a water
pump and a figure on a horse, case with engraved
musical instruments to the back cover, cuvette
signed and numbered 1762 and press button to
operate musical movement and automata, 57mm
wide, with fitted box, winding key and booklet
£300 - 500
419
An 18ct Gold Full Hunting Cased Pocket Watch,
signed Dent, London, Watchmaker to the
Queen, 1877, lever movement, enamel dial, engine
turned case, front cover engraved with monogram
and inside cover with presentation inscription,
London 1877 and numbered 19718, 46mm wide,
with 9ct gold watch chain, 29.2g
£600 - 800
420
An 18ct Gold Full Hunting Cased Keyless Lever
Pocket Watch, signed American Watch Co,
Waltham, Mass Hillside, 1884, lever movement,
enamel dial, Birmingham 1884 and numbered
10398, 48mm wide, with fancy linked 18ct gold
chain, 54.3g
£1200 - 1500
425
Two Skeletonised Keyless Pocket Watches, pin
pallet escapement, gilt coloured chapter ring, nickel
plated case, lever escapement, Roman numeral
chapter ring, nickel plated case, 50mm wide
£200 - 250
426
A Monaco Roulette Form Pocket Watch, circa
1910, roulette dial, single hand, nickel plated case
with snap-on back, push crown to operate hand,
50mm wide
£200 - 250
427
A Gun Metal Open Faced Keyless Lever Pocket
Watch with Triple Calendar Digital Dial Display,
circa 1900, lever movement, white enamel dial,
case back with visible triple calendar digital dial
display, 52mm wide
£250 - 350
428
A Silver Pocket Watch with Unusual Winding
System, signed A Burdess, Coventry, 1881,
lever movement, winding lever protrudes from the
movement edge through the inner case wall, white
enamel dial, Chester 1881 and numbered 14873,
50mm wide
See Camerer Cuss Antique Watches, pg.245, for more
information regarding this winding patent.
£200 - 250
421
A Gun Metal Digital Dial Display Open Faced
Keyless Pocket Watch, circa 1900, lever
movement stamped GT, minute and hour digital
dial display, finely engraved around the borders
with landscape scenes, plain polished blued gun
metal case numbered 1033947, 54mm wide
£300 - 400
429
Four 19th Century Watch Keys and Two Fob
Seals, comprising bloodstone and paste set key
with bloodstone set fob, gold chased decorated
key, blue and white enamelled key, gilt metal
chased key and gold fob seal (6)
£200 - 250
422
A Gun Metal Button Hole Watch, circa 1925,
cylinder movement, enamel dial, snap-on back,
green enamel bezel, 30mm wide
£100 - 150
430
Eight Watch Keys and a Fob Seal, including a
novelty revolver watch key, seven other watch keys
and a white metal fob seal (9)
£100 - 150
423
A Silver and Enamel Ball Watch, signed Kramer,
circa 1920, lever movement, silvered dial, ball
shaped case with red guilloche enamel and gold
coloured swag decoration, suspension loop,
stamped 0.925 and numbered 705282 5413, 22mm
wide
£300 - 400
431
An Art Deco Silver Purse Watch, signed
Tavannes, retailed by Dunhill, 1929, 15-jewel
lever movement and numbered 101878, silvered
dial, rectangular shaped case with engine turned
sides and black onyx side pushers to open front
shutters, stamped 925 and Glasgow import mark
for 1929, numbered 825925 4952, 46mm wide
£200 - 300
424
A Lady's Enamel Fob Watch, circa 1910, duplex
movement, white enamel dial, case with green
guilloche enamel and gold coloured swag
decoration, 32mm wide
£300 - 400
432
A Lady's 18ct Gold Fob Watch, retailed by
Barrie, Edinburgh, circa 1890, lever movement,
white enamel dial, elaborately engraved case, front
cover with guilloche enamel and blue Roman
numerals, stamped JS and 18k, and numbered
24537, cuvette signed by retailer, 36mm wide
£300 - 400
Jewellery
433
A Victorian Diamond Set Bangle, the broad
bangle of overlapped form, set with two old cut
diamonds, with rope twist and interlocking
decorative edging, hinged to a plain polished back,
total diamond weight 0.55 carat approximately,
width 2.6cm, in a hinged case
£800 - 1200
434
A Sardonyx Necklace, faceted columns with
engraved mounts, a spherical sardonyx pendant,
length 39cm, drop measures 1.8cm in diameter,
and A Cornelian Bracelet, of graduated
corrugated panels, to engraved white mounts,
length 17.5cm (2)
£200 - 300
435
An 18 Carat Gold Diamond Solitaire Ring, the
old cut diamond within a yellow claw setting to
tramline shoulders on a later plain polished shank,
diamond weight 1.95 carat approximately, finger
size R
£3000 - 4000
436
A Diamond Cluster Ring, the round brilliant cut
diamonds in white claw and millegrain settings, to a
yellow tapered shoulder shank, total diamond
weight 1.60 carat approximately, finger size M
£600 - 800
437
An 18 Carat Gold Diamond Three Stone Ring,
the graduated round brilliant cut diamonds in white
claw settings to a yellow forked shoulder plain
polished shank, total diamond weight 2.00 carat
approximately, finger size U
£1200 - 1500
438
A Diamond Solitaire Ring, the old brilliant cut
diamond in white double claw settings to a yellow
tapered shoulder plain polished shank, diamond
weight 2.50 carat approximately, finger size J
£3000 - 5000
439
A Medieval Gold Ring, 15th Century, inscribed
with 'JATENS TENIR', a French inscription
meaning 'I wait to hold', and flowers and sunbursts,
finger size E
The ring has been verified by The British Museum, as gold and
dating to the 15th century. It was found by a gentleman within
the vicinity of Middleham Castle, North Yorkshire.
£1000 - 1500
440
A Micro Mosaic Brooch, depicting a classical
scene, set in Jasper in an oval twist frame,
measures 3cm by 2.8cm
£300 - 500
441
A Victorian Diamond Star Brooch, twelve
alternating long and short arms set throughout with
old cut and rose cut diamonds, in white claw and
collet settings, total diamond weight 6.00 carat
approximately, measures 4cm by 3.6cm
£1500 - 1800
442
A Victorian Diamond Star Brooch, twelve
alternating long and short arms set throughout with
old cut and single-cut diamonds, in white claw and
collet settings, total diamond weight 6.00 carat
approximately, measures 4.6cm by 4.0cm
£1500 - 2000
443
A Scottish Dirk Brooch, set with assorted
polished agates, including bloodstone and red
jasper, and three foil backed quartz stones, length
10.5cm, and A Silver Dirk Brooch, smaller than
the first, set with agate and quartz stones, length
6cm (2)
£200 - 300
444
An 18 Carat Gold Diamond Triple Cluster Ring,
old cut diamonds in yellow claw settings to a plain
polished shank, total diamond weight 1.20 carat
approximately, finger size P
£300 - 500
445
A Diamond and Sapphire Cluster Ring, circa
1890, the oval head with old cut diamonds within a
border of old cut sapphires, to an outer border of
rose cut diamonds, in yellow claw settings, to
carved shoulders on a plain polished shank, total
diamond weight 0.50 carat approximately, finger
size Q
£500 - 800
446
A Double Tiger's Claw Brooch, with filigree
overlay depicting a bird over a bow and arrow and
with two pendants from the centre, measures
5.5cm by 4.2cm
£300 - 500
447
An Emerald and Diamond Crescent Brooch, a
row of graduated emeralds with an inner row of
graduated round brilliant cut diamonds, total
diamond weight 1.20 carat approximately,
measures 4.1cm by 3.8cm
£400 - 600
448
An Opal and Diamond Cluster Ring, the oval
cabochon opal within a border of eight-cut
diamonds, in white claw settings, to a white fronted
tapered shoulder yellow plain polished shank, total
diamond weight 0.35 carat approximately, finger
size R
£300 - 400
449
A Diamond Three Stone Ring, the graduated old
cut diamonds in a white claw twist setting, to a
yellow plain polished shank, total diamond weight
1.20 carat approximately, finger size Q
£800 - 1200
458
A Garnet Bracelet, the Victorian centre panel of
purpley-red oval cut stones collet set on entwined
engraved bars, to a later bar link bracelet, length
17.5cm
£400 - 600
450
A Pair of 18 Carat White Gold Diamond Solitaire
Stud Earrings, the round brilliant cut diamonds
held in four claw settings, total diamond weight
0.80 carat approximately, with post fittings for
pierced ears
£300 - 500
459
An 18 Carat Gold Diamond Five Stone Ring, the
graduated old cut diamonds in yellow claw settings
to a plain polished shank, total diamond weight
1.00 carat approximately, finger size O
£400 - 600
451
A Large Cameo Brooch, the oval shell carved to
depict a classical scene, within an engraved
shaped frame, measures 8.6cm by 6.2cm and
Three Cameo Earrings, with screw-on fittings
£200 - 300
452
A Cameo Brooch, the oval shell cameo depicting
a lady with Elizabethan style dress, within a frame
of rope twist details and teardrop and swag
decoration, with a locket back, measures 4.6cm by
5.5cm
£100 - 200
453
A Seed Pearl Necklace, five panels of pearls
arranged in floral and foliate style, and secured to a
mother-of-pearl panel, in graduating sizes, joined
by three bands of seed pearls decoratively
arranged, with swag effect, length 37.5cm
£500 - 800
454
An Amethyst Necklace, the oval cut amethysts
throughout, in a chevron formation to the front of
the necklace, in yellow collet settings with bead
decoration, length 41cm
£400 - 600
455
A Victorian Amethyst Set Bangle, three
graduated oval cut amethysts in collet settings on a
tapered mount, with bead and ropework decoration,
hinged to a plain polished back
£500 - 800
456
A Diamond Brooch/Pendant, the old cut cushion,
pear and round shaped diamonds set into a floral
cluster, within a lozenge shaped frame, which
suspends a detachable teardrop cluster below, the
diamonds all in white settings, total estimated
diamond weight 6.00 carat approximately,
measures 4cm by 5.5cm
£3000 - 5000
457
A Pair of Ram's Head Motif Earrings, in the
manner of Castellani, of hoop form with scrollwork
and granulated decoration, drop measures 2.7cm,
with hook fitting for pierced ears
£500 - 800
460
A Diamond Horseshoe Shaped Ring, an old oval
cut diamond in yellow claw settings to the centre of
graduated old cut diamonds in white claw and
millegrain settings in a horseshoe formation, to a
yellow plain polished shank, total estimated
diamond weight 1.70 carat approximately, finger
size M
£1000 - 1500
461
An Amethyst and Diamond Cluster Ring, a
cabochon amethyst within a double border of rose
cut diamonds, in claw settings on a chunky shank,
finger size P
£400 - 600
462
A Diamond and Sapphire Five Stone Ring, three
old cut diamonds alternate with two old cut
sapphires, with tiny diamonds in between, in a
yellow claw and carved setting, on a plain polished
shank, total diamond weight 1.10 carat
approximately, finger size L
£500 - 800
463
A Diamond Solitaire Ring, the round brilliant cut
diamond in a white six claw setting to a tapered
shoulder plain polished shank, diamond weight
0.70 carat approximately, finger size M1/2
£800 - 1200
464
A Cultured Pearl Necklace, of dyed purple
coloured cultured pearls with gold roundels, and
faceted blue beads, to a centrepiece of a feather
motif surmounting a round brilliant cut diamond,
which suspends a heart shaped pendant, with a
heart shaped topaz centrally, necklace length
43.5cm, pendant drop measures 3.8cm by 5.7cm,
and A Pair of Drop Earrings, to match the
necklace, with screw-on fittings, drop length 4.5cm
£400 - 600
465
A 9 Carat Gold Diamond Navette Cluster Ring,
various sized round brilliant cut diamonds in white
claws within a scalloped edge setting, to a yellow
forked shoulder on a reeded shank, total diamond
weight 0.75 carat approximately, finger size M
£300 - 400
466
A 9 Carat Gold Pearl and Diamond Ring, the
oblong ring head set with a row of old cut diamonds
between two rows of split pearls, total diamond
weight 0.40 carat approximately, finger size O
£150 - 200
467
A Victorian Brooch and A Pair of Matching
Earrings, of circular form with ropework and bead
decoration with an outer bead border, brooch with
locket back, measures 3.6cm in diameter, earrings
with hook fittings for pierced ears, drop length
3.3cm
£200 - 300
468
A Victorian Brooch and A Pair of Matching
Earrings, of circular form, a domed centre within
pierced border, to a frame decorated with
ropework, and an outer bead border, brooch
measures 3.8cm in diameter, earrings with hook
fittings for pierced ears, drop length 3.4cm
£150 - 200
469
A 9 Carat Gold Celtic Pin Brooch, green coloured
hardstone set within a beaded frame, measures
4.7cm by 3.9cm, A Silver Scottish Style Brooch,
a central citrine within a border of four similar
stones separated by assorted agate panels,
measures 3.6cm in diameter, and An Agate Sword
and Shield Brooch, in the Scottish style, 6.5cm
long (3)
£150 - 250
470
A Late 18th Century Mourning Brooch, the
marquise shape with an ivory panel inscribed 'IN
MEMORY OF A FRIEND', surmounted by a bow,
overlaying entwined hair, engraved to the reverse
'The Rev JP Jones, Ob 10 Mar 1781 At 48',
measures 1.9cm by 2.8cm
£300 - 400
471
A Late 18th Century Mourning Pendant, of
marquise form, an urn motif decorated with hair
and seed pearls, and depicting the initials 'AP',
overlays entwined hair, within a border of seed
pearls, to a scalloped edge frame, the reverse
engraved 'Anne Paves died Sep 2 1780 Aged 64',
measures 2.7cm by 3.8cm (excluding the
suspension loop)
£400 - 600
472
A Pair of Cultured Pearl and Diamond Earrings,
a round brilliant cut diamond in a white millegrain
setting suspends a cultured pearl, total diamond
weight 0.50 carat approximately, drop length
1.4cm, with screw-on fittings, and A Three Row
Cultured Pearl Necklace, the 69:75:83 knotted
graduated cultured pearls to a diamond set clasp,
length of shortest strand 40cm (2)
£400 - 600
473
A Stuart Mourning Ring, depicting a portrait of
King Charles I, beneath a faceted rock crystal, in a
closed back collet, to engraved shoulders on a
plain polished shank, finger size T
The growth of popularity in mourning jewellery is generally
attributed to the execution of King Charles I in 1649. This event
led to his royalist followers wearing jewellery in his memory.
£500 - 700
474
An 18 Carat Gold Mourning Ring, an old cut
diamond in a yellow claw scalloped setting, on a
band enamelled in black, to read 'IN MEMORY OF',
the inner shank inscribed 'HH Duncan Ob 24 Novr
1871 At 21', diamond weight 0.45 carat
approximately, finger size L
£400 - 600
475
A George II Mourning Ring, a faceted rock crystal
in a white claw and closed back setting, to a
shaped shank, enamelled to the outer shank in
white, and inscribed 'M JENKYNS OB 15 NOV
1757 AE 24', finger size R
White enamel began to be used in mourning jewellery in the
Georgian era, for children and unmarried adults.
£300 - 400
476
An Ancient Coin Necklace, by Bulgari, circa
1970, a rounded graduated curb link necklace with
a central coin, in a yellow collet setting, the
necklace signed 'BVLGARI' and the coin setting
marked 'BEOTIA-THEBES 197-146 b.C.', chain
length 40cm
£2500 - 3000
477
An 18th Century Mourning Ring, the marquise
shaped panel with an ivory plaque inscribed 'NOT
LOST BUT GONE BEFORE', with seed pearl detail
of a bow to the top and laurel leaves to the base, all
over a backing of hair, to engraved shoulders on a
plain polished shank, the reverse of the panel
engraved 'Died 28 July 1784 Aged 55', finger size
O
£400 - 600
478
A Georgian Mourning Ring, a marquise ivory
panel, sepia painted to depict a forlorn widow by a
tomb, under a weeping willow, with the inscription
'GONE BEFORE', within a frame enamelled in blue
and white, to a plain polished shank, finger size N
£400 - 600
479
Three Victorian Hair Bracelets, one of plaited fair
hair, mounted with a snake's head and tail, with
ruby eyes, one of mid brown hair mounted to a
micro-mosaic panel, one of plaited dark hair
mounted to a faceted yellow stone
£200 - 300
480
A Mourning Locket, the oval of black polished
hardstone with seed pearls inset as initials 'DSA',
measures 4.1cm by 6.7cm
£300 - 500
481
A Late 18th Century Mourning Brooch, the oval
ivory panel sepia painted to depict a wistful maiden
at a tomb, the reverse engraved 'JW ob 12 Nov
1780 A 38 Yrs', 'CWW ob 22 May 1781 A 5 Yrs',
MW ob 26 July 1781 A 7 Yrs', JL ob 13 Feb 1788 A
39', measures 2.9cm by 3.5cm
£300 - 400
482
An Early Victorian 18 Carat Gold Mourning
Ring, a central oval locket panel encloses plaited
hair, within a border of seed pearls, to a shaped
shank, with engraved sides, the outer shank
enamelled in black to read 'IN MEMORY OF', the
reverse of the ring head engraved 'Frances Meek',
finger size R1/2
£200 - 300
483
A William IV Mourning Ring, a scalloped centre of
a locket panel enclosing hair within a border of
seed pearls, to an outer border of black enamel, to
scrollwork carved and textured shoulders, on a
grooved shank, engraved to the reverse of the ring
head 'Sophie Dyson Ob 25th Dec 1834 A 74 Yrs',
finger size O
£200 - 300
484
A Queen Anne Mourning Ring, depicting a skull
and crossbones motif overlaying hair, under a
faceted rock crystal, in a carved collet setting, to
engraved shoulders, on a plain polished shank,
inner shank engraved 'E Gyles Ob 26 July 1713
Atd 35', finger size J
£150 - 200
485
A Mourning Locket, an oval panel painted to
depict a maiden playing a lyre at a tomb beneath a
tree, within a black enamelled border, the reverse
encloses plaited hair, with seed pearl initials
overlaid, measures 5.6cm by 8.4cm
£150 - 200
486
A Late 18th Century Mourning Ring, the
marquise ivory panel painted in sepia to depict a
sorrowful maiden at a tomb underneath a weeping
willow, and inscribed 'WILLIAM AVELING OB 19
AUG 1779 AT 13', within a hammered border to a
knife edge shank, the reverse of the ring head
engraved 'Chris Meroy Aveling Ob 11 Oct 1772 At
9 M', finger size R
£300 - 400
487
A Diamond Pendant on An 18 Carat White Gold
Chain, the round brilliant cut diamond in a white
rubbed-over stepped setting, on a fine link chain,
diamond weight 1.00 carat approximately, chain
length 46.5cm
£1200 - 1800
488
An Emerald and Diamond Cluster Ring, an oval
mixed cut emerald within a border of old cut
diamonds, in claw settings to a yellow fancy
shouldered shank, total diamond weight 0.75 carat
approximately, finger size M, and A Cultured Pearl
Necklace, of seventy-one graduated pearls strung
to a clasp to match the ring, total diamond weight
0.75 carat approximately, length 50.5cm (2)
£1500 - 2000
489
An Emerald and Diamond Cluster Ring, an oval
cut emerald within a border of old cut diamonds in
white claw settings, to a yellow tapered shoulder
shank, total diamond weight 2.00 carat
approximately, finger size M1/2
£1500 - 2000
490
An Art Deco Diamond Brooch, three principal
round brilliant cut diamonds within a pierced
geometric frame of old cut and single-cut
diamonds, in white millegrain settings, total
diamond weight 8.00 carat approximately,
measures 6.7cm by 3.6cm
£3000 - 4000
491
An Exceptional Art Deco Emerald and Diamond
Ring, the very fine step cut emerald with truncated
corners in a white corner claw setting, between a
trapezium cut diamond on each shoulder, in a fine
rubbed over setting, the emerald mounted on a V
shape under bezel set with eight cut diamonds,
three graduated brilliant cut collets to the sides of
each shoulder, finger size M
Provenance: The ring has been in the ownership of the same
family since the 1920's, the original purchaser being a woollen
manufacturer in Batley, West Yorkshire.
£10000 - 15000
492
An Emerald and Diamond Bracelet, round
brilliant cut emeralds spaced at intervals by pairs of
round brilliant cut diamonds, to a clasp set with a
diamond and emerald cluster, set throughout in
yellow and white claw settings, total diamond
weight 1.10 carat approximately, length 17.7cm
£1500 - 2000
493
A Diamond Solitaire Ring, the old brilliant cut
diamond in a white six claw setting to a yellow
tapered shoulder plain polished shank, diamond
weight 2.10 carat approximately, finger size P1/2
£4000 - 6000
494
An Early 20th Century Diamond Pendant, the
scrolling form set with old cut and faceted
diamonds, with three old cut diamond drops
pendant from the base, on a diamond set pendant
loop, total diamond weight 1.50 carat
approximately, measures 2.3cm by 4.3cm
£800 - 1200
495
A Diamond Solitaire Ring, the round brilliant cut
diamond in a white eight claw setting, with three
graduated baguette cut diamonds in rubbed over
settings, total diamond weight 4.25 carat
approximately, finger size J1/2
£12000 - 15000
496
An 18 Carat Gold Diamond Five Stone Ring, five
graduated old cut diamonds, in yellow claws, within
squared settings, total diamond weight 0.50 carat
approximately, finger size M
£250 - 350
497
An 18 Carat White Gold Emerald and Diamond
Ring, an oval mixed cut emerald within a border of
round brilliant cut diamonds, a tapered baguette cut
diamond on each shoulder, in claw settings to a
lined shoulder shank, total diamond weight 0.85
carat approximately, finger size N
£900 - 1100
498
A Diamond Ring, an old cut diamond inset to a
yellow tapered band ring, diamond weight 1.25
carat approximately, engraved to the inner shank
'JV Andrew Whitby', finger size U
£1000 - 1500
499
A Victorian Knot Brooch, a polished knot set with
oval cut foil backed garnets, with a filigree scrolled
frame, and a detachable pendant drop, measures
2.6cm by 5.7cm
£200 - 300
500
A Garnet Cluster Pendant, the oval and round cut
foil backed stones in closed back settings, with
filigree decoration and a small split pearl centrally,
measures 2.2cm by 2.6cm
£100 - 150
501
A Mid 19th Century Cluster Brooch, the central
pink topaz within a border of green old oval cut
chrysoberyls in yellow claw settings, measures
2.5cm by 3cm
£500 - 800
502
A Diamond and Enamel Mourning Ring, the
domed head enamelled in blue, and overlaid with a
design of brilliant cut and rose cut diamonds, within
a border of rose cut diamonds, to an almost solid
reeded under bezel, on carved shoulders to a plain
polished shank, finger size M
£200 - 300
503
A Victorian Locket, the plain polished oval locket
with overlaid initials 'EJC' to the front, engraved on
the inside 'Emma Cox from J.W.C. 1850-1875',
measures 4cm by 5.4cm
£500 - 800
504
A Victorian Garnet and Chrysoberyl Brooch, of
loop form, with foliate decoration on a granulated
ground, with rope twist edging to the borders, and a
detachable drop, also set with a garnet from the
base, measures 5.3cm by 6.7cm
£200 - 300
505
A Victorian Bangle, the half hinged plain polished
bangle tapers to an oval central panel, a dome in
high relief centred by a cabochon coral within a
border of rose cut diamonds in a star formation,
within a frame of light blue enamel, to a border of
rope and beadwork decoration, a locket panel to
the reverse
£800 - 1200
506
An Art Deco Diamond Set Arrow Shaped Pin,
the arrow head and feather set with rose cut
diamonds, and the centre of the bar with an old cut
diamond, total diamond weight 1.00 carat
approximately, measures 4.7cm
£300 - 400
507
A Pair of Art Deco Emerald and Diamond
Earrings, the drops set with round brilliant cut
diamonds and calibré cut emeralds, the tear drop
base with a cabochon emerald suspended
centrally, total diamond weight 0.50 carat
approximately, drop length 4cm, with post and
butterfly fittings for pierced ears
£1000 - 1200
508
An Art Deco Diamond, Emerald and Half Pearl
Pendant, converted from a brooch, set with an old
cut diamond, rose cut diamonds and assorted mini
diamonds, a step cut emerald and a split pearl,
total diamond weight 2.50 carat approximately,
measures 1.7cm by 3.9cm, on a curb link chain,
length 47.5cm
£1500 - 2000
509
An Art Deco Black Opal and Diamond Cluster
Pendant, the cabochon pear cut black opal within a
border of old cut and single-cut diamonds, from a
diamond cluster suspension, in white millegrain
settings, total diamond weight 1.30 carat
approximately, measures 1.5cm by 5.1cm
£800 - 1200
510
An Art Deco Black Opal and Diamond Cluster
Ring, the oval cabochon black opal within a
shaped border of brilliant cut and single-cut
diamonds, in white millegrain settings to decorative
forked shoulders on a plain polished shank, total
diamond weight 1.00 carat approximately, finger
size S
£800 - 1200
511
An Aquamarine and Diamond Ring, the step cut
aquamarine with truncated corners flanked by a
row of five brilliant cut and single-cut diamonds to
each side, in white claw settings to a tapered
shoulder plain polished shank, finger size N
£1000 - 1500
512
A French Art Deco Ring, two old brilliant cut
diamonds in an oblong diamond set surround, in
white millegrain settings, total diamond weight 6.00
carat approximately, finger size P
£8000 - 10000
513
A Diamond Three Stone Ring, the graduated old
cut diamonds in white claw settings to a tapered
shoulder plain polished shank, total diamond
weight 1.00 carat approximately, finger size N1/2
£600 - 1000
514
An Art Deco Diamond Solitaire Ring, the round
brilliant cut diamond with graduated pairs of
baguette cut diamonds on the shoulders, in white
claw settings to a plain polished shank, total
diamond weight 1.00 carat approximately, finger
size J1/2
£1200 - 1800
515
A Diamond Solitaire Ring, the old cut diamond in
a white eight claw setting to a tapered shoulder
plain polished shank, diamond weight 2.10 carat
approximately, finger size P1/2
£3500 - 4500
516
An Art Deco Diamond and Sapphire Plaque
Brooch, old brilliant cut diamonds and single cut
diamonds with calibré cut sapphires in white claw
and millegrain settings, total diamond weight 2.50
carat approximately, measures 5cm by 1.8cm
£1200 - 1800
517
A Diamond Bow Brooch, circa 1930, three
principal old brilliant cut diamonds with a pierced
stylised bow frame, set throughout with old cut and
single cut diamonds, total diamond weight 2.60
carat approximately, measures 5.7cm by 1.7cm
£1000 - 1200
518
An Early 20th Century Diamond Bar Brooch,
three graduated old cut diamonds in white claw
settings on a white fronted balloon end bar brooch,
total diamond weight 1.90 carat approximately,
length 6.2cm
£1000 - 1500
519
An Art Deco Diamond Bracelet, the articulated
bracelet of geometric form and set throughout with
brilliant cut diamonds, total diamond weight 2.60
carat approximately, measures 16.5cm
£2000 - 2500
520
An Art Deco Sapphire and Diamond Ring, the
mixed cut cushion shaped sapphire within a
sapphire and diamond set border, in white claw and
rubbed over settings, to a plain polished shank,
finger size O
£600 - 800
521
An Aquamarine and Diamond Twist Ring, two
round brilliant cut aquamarines spaced by a row of
graduated baguette cut diamonds, with round
brilliant cut diamond detail, in white claw settings to
a grooved shank, total diamond weight 1.00 carat
approximately, finger size P1/2
£400 - 600
522
A Three Row Cultured Pearl Necklace, the
50:54:58 uniform knotted cultured pearls strung to
a sapphire and diamond cluster clasp, length of
shortest strand 51cm
£400 - 600
523
A Two Colour Double Belcher Link Necklace
and Matching Bracelet, the double belcher links in
yellow with a circular white link inside each, to
oversize catches, necklace length 50cm, bracelet
length 20.8cm (2)
£3000 - 5000
524
A Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Ring, the oval
mixed cut sapphire within a border of round brilliant
cut diamonds, in white claw settings, to a tapered
shoulder plain polished shank, total diamond
weight 1.20 carat approximately, finger size N
£800 - 1200
525
An 18 Carat White Gold Tanzanite and Diamond
Ring, the oval cut tanzanite within a border of
round brilliant cut diamonds, in claw settings, to a
lined shoulder plain polished shank, total diamond
weight 1.00 carat approximately, finger size M
£800 - 1200
526
A Suite of Opal and Diamond Cluster Jewellery,
each oval cabochon opal within a double border of
diamonds, in white claw settings, including a ring to
a yellow tapered shoulder shank, finger size M, a
pendant on a yellow split loop bale, measures
1.5cm by 2.3cm, and a pair of earrings with post
and clip fittings for pierced ears
£600 - 800
527
A Cultured Pearl, Mabe Pearl and Diamond
Necklace, three panels comprising a pear shaped
mabe pearl to knife edge wires in a scalloped edge
frame set with round brilliant cut diamonds, strung
to three rows of button shaped cultured pearls to
the front and two rows of the same to the back,
total diamond weight 2.50 carat approximately,
length 63cm
£800 - 1200
528
A Two Row Cultured Pearl Necklace, the 49:51
knotted pearls graduate to a clasp in the form of a
shell, a cabochon opal inset and rows of graduating
eight-cut diamonds alternate with white knife wire
sections, total diamond weight 0.90 carat
approximately, length of the shortest strand 40cm,
clasp measures 2.8cm by 2.7cm
£600 - 800
529
An 18 Carat Gold Necklace, by Boucheron, of
faceted belcher links, length 93.2 cm, cased
£2200 - 2800
530
An 18 Carat White Gold Opal and Diamond
Pendant, a daisy cluster of round brilliant cut
diamonds suspends a polished pear shaped slab
opal, in claw settings, total diamond weight 0.30
carat approximately, length 4.2cm
£700 - 1000
531
An Opal and Diamond Five Stone Ring, three
cabochon opals alternate with two old brilliant cut
diamonds, with tiny diamonds between the stones,
in a yellow claw carved setting, to a plain polished
shank, total diamond weight 1.35 carat
approximately, finger size O1/2
£700 - 1000
532
An Early 20th Century Opal and Diamond
Cluster Ring, the cushion shaped cabochon opal
in a yellow claw setting, within a border of old cut
diamonds in white millegrain settings, to a yellow
tapered shoulder shank, total diamond weight 1.00
carat approximately, finger size P
£700 - 1000
533
A Pearl and Diamond Three Stone Ring, the
pearl between two old cut diamonds in white claw
settings, to a yellow knife edge shoulder plain
polished shank, total diamond weight 0.85 carat
approximately, finger size M
£700 - 1000
534
An Opal and Diamond Cluster Ring, the oval
cabochon opal within a border of round brilliant cut
diamonds, in yellow and white claw settings, to a
yellow tapered shoulder shank, total diamond
weight 2.00 carat approximately, finger size P
£2000 - 3000
535
A Diamond Necklace, round brilliant cut diamonds
in yellow rubbed over settings, with a larger central
circular frame set with a larger round brilliant cut
diamond, total diamond weight 4.00 carat
approximately, length 43.5cm
£2200 - 2800
536
A Pair of 18 Carat Gold Cufflinks, by
Boucheron, the square heads of textured form
measure 1.7cm by 1.7cm, to swivel bars, cased
£500 - 800
537
A 9 Carat Gold Necklace and Two Matching
Bracelets, of large loop links connected by double
bar links, necklace length 43cm, bracelet length
20.7cm (3)
£700 - 900
538
An 18 Carat White Gold Peridot and Diamond
Ring, an oval cut peridot within a border of round
brilliant cut diamonds, in claw settings to a tapered
shoulder plain polished shank, total diamond
weight 0.85 carat approximately, finger size N
£700 - 1000
539
A Ruby and Diamond Navette Ring, three
graduated oval cut rubies within a border of round
brilliant cut diamonds, in white claw settings to a
yellow forked shoulder shank, total diamond weight
0.40 carat approximately, finger size L
£300 - 400
540
An 18 Carat Gold Diamond Solitaire Ring, the
round brilliant cut diamond in a white eight claw
setting, to a yellow tapered shoulder shank,
diamond weight 0.95 carat approximately, finger
size O
£1000 - 1500
541
An Emerald and Diamond Cluster Ring, the step
cut emerald in a white claw setting, within a border
of old cut, brilliant cut and eight-cut diamonds in
white millegrain settings, to a yellow tapered
shoulder shank, total diamond weight 0.80 carat
approximately, finger size Q
£500 - 800
543
A Victorian Diamond and Sapphire Cluster
Panel, on a Later Ring, an old cut diamond within
a border of round sapphires, to an outer swirling
border of old cut diamonds, in yellow and white
claw settings, to a fancy forked shoulder shank,
total diamond weight 1.00 carat approximately,
finger size O
£400 - 600
544
A Multi Gemstone Fringe Necklace, assorted
round and cushion cut gemstones graduate in size
to the front of the necklace, each in a yellow
spectacle setting, with each stone suspending a
second, and all chain linked, the centre has a chain
suspension to a larger stone, with figaro link chain
to the back, stones include peridot, sapphire,
amethyst, citrine, rock crystal and garnet, length
38cm
£1000 - 1500
545
An 18 Carat Gold Emerald and Diamond Cluster
Ring, the oval cut emerald in a yellow four claw
setting within a border of round brilliant cut
diamonds in white claw settings, with a diamond on
each yellow forked shoulder, on a plain polished
shank, total diamond weight 0.65 carat
approximately, finger size L
£500 - 700
546
An Emerald and Diamond Cluster Ring, a step
cut emerald and two old cut diamonds in a white
claw twist setting, to diamond set shoulders on a
yellow plain polished shank, total diamond weight
0.90 carat approximately, finger size J1/2
£500 - 800
547
A Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Ring, the oval
mixed cut sapphire in a yellow claw setting, within a
lozenge shaped border of old cut diamonds, in
white settings, to a yellow tapered shoulder shank,
total estimated diamond weight 2.00 carat
approximately, finger size R
£600 - 800
548
A Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Ring, the
round sapphire within a border of round brilliant cut
diamonds, a second border of marquise cut
diamonds and an outer shaped border of baguette
cut diamonds, in white claw settings, to a lined
shoulder shank, total diamond weight 2.50 carat
approximately, finger size P
£1500 - 2000
549
A Diamond Cluster Ring, a marquise cut
cinnamon coloured centre diamond, within a border
of round brilliant cut diamonds, within a swirling
outer frame of baguette cut diamonds, in white claw
settings, to a lined shoulder shank, total diamond
weight 4.20 carat approximately, finger size M
£2000 - 3000
550
A Diamond Bangle, the hinged polished white
metal bangle inset with three rows of round brilliant
cut diamonds, total diamond weight 6.00 carat
approximately
£1000 - 1500
551
A Tanzanite and Diamond Bracelet, thirteen
articulated swirl links each set with a pair of
triangular mixed cut tanzanites, and two round
brilliant cut diamonds, total diamond weight 1.10
carat approximately, length 17.8cm
£400 - 600
552
An 18 Carat Gold Sapphire and Diamond
Cluster Ring, an oval cut sapphire within two rows
of round brilliant cut diamonds, in white claw
settings, to a yellow tapered shoulder shank, total
diamond weight 0.55 carat approximately, finger
size N
£500 - 700
553
A Pair of 18 Carat White Gold Garnet and
Diamond Drop Earrings, round brilliant cut and
baguette cut diamonds arranged the length of the
drop, suspending a triangular mixed cut garnet, in
claw and channel settings, total diamond weight
1.50 carat approximately, drop length 4.2cm, with
post fittings for pierced ears
£700 - 1000
554
A Pair of Green Quartz and Diamond Earrings,
round brilliant cut diamonds suspend a pear cut
green quartz, in white claw settings, total diamond
weight 0.75 carat approximately, drop length
3.8cm, with post fittings for pierced ears
£800 - 1200
555
A Pair of 18 Carat White Gold Sapphire and
Diamond Drop Earrings, a shaped drop set with
round brilliant and baguette cut diamonds
suspends a pear shaped cluster of round mixed cut
sapphires, in white claw settings, total diamond
weight 0.80 carat approximately, drop length 5cm,
with post fittings for pierced ears
£700 - 1000
556
A Platinum Diamond Solitaire Ring, a round
brilliant cut diamond, in an eight claw setting to a
tapered shoulder plain polished shank, diamond
weight 1.30 carat approximately, finger size N1/2
£1200 - 1800
557
A Mid 20th Century Emerald and Diamond
Cluster Ring, the step cut emerald with truncated
corners in a yellow claw setting, within a border of
round brilliant cut diamonds, with a baguette cut
diamond to each shoulder, in white rubbed over
settings to a tapered shoulder plain polished shank,
total diamond weight 1.00 carat approximately,
finger size R
£400 - 600
558
A Diamond and Gemstone Leaf Brooch, the
centre comprises round cut gemstones including
sapphire, ruby, peridot, emerald and garnet, on
white knife edge wires, within a frame of old cut
and single-cut diamonds in white collet and claw
settings, total diamond weight 1.60 carat
approximately, measures 7.3cm by 2.4cm
£500 - 800
559
An 18 Carat White Gold Kunzite and Diamond
Cluster Ring, the oval cut kunzite within a border
of round brilliant cut diamonds, in claw settings, to
a lined shoulder plain polished shank, total
diamond weight 0.60 carat approximately, finger
size N
£700 - 1000
564
An 18 Carat White Gold Aquamarine, Sapphire
and Diamond Cluster Ring, the oval cut
aquamarine within a border of round brilliant cut
diamonds, a shaped step cut sapphire on each
shoulder, in claw settings, to a lined shoulder plain
polished shank, total diamond weight 0.80 carat
approximately, finger size M
£900 - 1100
565
A Diamond Cluster Ring, an oval cut yellow
diamond within a border of white diamonds, with
clusters of diamonds to the shoulders, in white claw
settings to a white plain polished shank, total
diamond weight 1.50 carat approximately, finger
size M
£1500 - 1800
566
An 18 Carat White Gold Moonstone, Sapphire
and Diamond Cluster Ring, an oval cabochon
moonstone with a princess cut diamond on each
shoulder in a border of round mixed cut sapphires,
in claw settings, to a lined shoulder plain polished
shank, total diamond weight 0.30 carat
approximately, finger size M1/2
£700 - 1000
560
A Diamond Cluster Ring, seven old cut diamonds
in a white claw setting, to a yellow tapered shoulder
shank, total diamond weight 2.10 carat
approximately, finger size N
£600 - 800
567
A Platinum Sapphire and Diamond Three Stone
Ring, the oval mixed cut sapphire flanked by a
round brilliant cut diamond on each side, in claw
settings, to a plain polished shank, total diamond
weight 1.00 carat approximately, finger size O
£3000 - 4000
561
A Pair of Diamond Solitaire Stud Earrings, the
round brilliant cut diamonds in white claw settings,
total diamond weight 0.70 carat approximately, with
post fittings for pierced ears
£300 - 500
568
A Blue Topaz and Diamond Ring, an oval blue
topaz flanked by a baguette cut diamond to each
shoulder, within a white claw setting, total diamond
weight 0.20 carat approximately, finger size N
£400 - 600
562
A Pair of Aquamarine and Diamond Earrings,
graduated oval cut aquamarines alternate with
chain linked round brilliant cut diamonds, to an
aquamarine and diamond cluster at the base, in
white claw settings, total diamond weight 0.60 carat
approximately, drop length 4.9cm, with post fittings
for pierced ears
£700 - 1000
569
A Kyanite, Moonstone, and Blue Stone Torsade,
the faceted barrel shaped and pear shaped stones
strung to a spherical clasp, length 42cm
£800 - 1200
563
A Double Row Diamond Necklace, the
champagne coloured faceted diamonds with
rondels at intervals, strung to a grooved spherical
clasp, total diamond weight 56 carat approximately,
length (of shortest strand) 41.5cm
£2000 - 3000
570
A Pair of Drop Earrings, a trio of yellow sapphires
surmounts a diamond set bar, which suspends a
pear cut citrine, drop length 5.2cm, with post fittings
for pierced ears
£400 - 600
571
A Sapphire and Diamond Floral Brooch, round
brilliant cut and single-cut stones arranged in a
spray form tied with a bow, total diamond weight
1.00 carat approximately, measures 2.3cm by
4.8cm
£300 - 500
572
A Pair of Aquamarine, Sapphire and Diamond
Drop Earrings, a triangular shaped aquamarine
suspends alternating chain linked oval cut
sapphires and aquamarines, a triangular shaped
cluster of round brilliant cut diamonds at the base,
in white claw settings, total diamond weight 0.35
carat approximately, drop length 5cm, with post
fittings for pierced ears
£1000 - 1200
573
A Pair of 18 Carat White Gold Yellow Sapphire
and Diamond Drop Earrings, round brilliant cut
and baguette cut diamonds alternate to a trio of
diamonds surmounting an oval mixed cut yellow
sapphire, in claw settings, total diamond weight
0.70 carat approximately, drop length 3.5cm, with
post fittings for pierced ears
£600 - 800
574
An 18 Carat White Gold Citrine and Diamond
Ring, the oval cut citrine flanked by a triangular
cluster of round brilliant cut diamonds on each
shoulder, in claw settings, to a plain polished
shank, total diamond weight 0.80 carat
approximately, finger size M
£800 - 1200
575
A Pair of Diamond Star Shaped Earrings, round
brilliant cut diamonds and single-cut diamonds
throughout the studs, in white collet and claw
settings, total diamond weight 1.90 carat
approximately, each stud measures 1.5cm by
1.8cm, with post fittings for pierced ears
£1000 - 1500
576
Two Cameo Brooches, one an oval shell cameo
depicting a lady with an eagle, within a plain frame
with a border of rope twist decoration, measures
5cm by 5.8cm, the second an oval shell cameo of a
lady with a dove, in a tubular swivel frame, with leaf
decoration to four points, measures 4.9cm by
5.5cm
£150 - 250
577
An 18 Carat White Gold Diamond Cluster Ring,
five graduated baguette cut diamonds within a
border of round brilliant cut diamonds in white claw
settings, to a tapered shoulder plain polished
shank, total diamond weight 1.75 carat
approximately, finger size P
£500 - 800
578
An 18 Carat White Gold Diamond Solitaire Ring,
the princess cut diamond held in a four claw setting
to a plain polished shank, diamond weight 1.00
carat approximately, finger size N
£800 - 1200
579
An 18 Carat White Gold Amethyst and Diamond
Ring, an oval cut amethyst between a pair of
graduated baguette cut diamonds, in white claw
settings, finger size M1/2
£400 - 600
580
A 14 Carat Gold Turquoise and Diamond Ring,
an oval cabochon turquoise between a trio of round
brilliant cut diamonds on each shoulder, in white
claw settings, total diamond weight 0.40 carat
approximately, finger size N
£400 - 600
581
An 18 Carat White Gold Diamond Line Bracelet,
the round brilliant cut diamonds in white rubbed
over settings, total diamond weight 4.00 carat
approximately, length 18cm
£1500 - 2000
582
A Pair of Ruby and Diamond Drop Earrings, two
round brilliant cut diamonds spaced by a diamond
set twin leaf design suspend a cluster of an oval
mixed cut ruby within a border of brilliant cut
diamonds, in white collet and millegrain settings,
total diamond weight 1.50 carat approximately,
drop length 3.7cm, with hook and clip fittings for
pierced ears
£1000 - 1200
583
A Platinum Diamond Set Pendant, of bar links,
with loop terminals, each with a collet set round
brilliant cut diamond, total diamond weight 0.35
carat approximately, drop length 5cm, on A
Platinum Chain, of polished bar links, length 45cm
£500 - 800
584
A Pair of 18 Carat Gold Diamond Cuff Earrings,
of a plaited brushed finish centre within borders of
round brilliant cut diamonds in yellow claw settings,
total diamond weight 0.75 carat approximately, with
clip fittings
£600 - 800
586
An Early 20th Century Diamond Three Stone
Ring, the graduated old cut diamonds in white claw
settings, to a tapered shoulder plain polished
shank, total diamond weight 2.50 carat
approximately, finger size L
£4000 - 6000
587
An Edwardian Diamond Solitaire Ring, the
almost round old cut diamond in a white eight claw
setting, to pointed shoulders each set with a trio of
graduated old cut diamonds, in white millegrain
settings, to a polished shank, principal diamond
weight 3.95 carat approximately, finger size L1/2
£10000 - 15000
588
An Art Deco Style Bracelet, three openwork
geometric panels set with marquise cut, baguette
cut and round brilliant cut diamonds, joined by
buckle style links, in white claw and millegrain
settings, total estimated diamond weight 10.00
carat approximately, length 18cm
£2000 - 3000
589
An Early 20th Century Bug Brooch, the body set
with a demantoid garnet and a pearl, and the wings
set throughout with seed pearls, with demantoid
garnet tips, measures 4cm by 1.9cm
£700 - 1000
590
An Art Deco Ruby and Diamond Bow Brooch,
calibré cut rubies and round brilliant cut and
eight-cut diamonds in white millegrain settings, total
diamond weight 1.10 carat approximately,
measures 5cm in length
£1200 - 1800
591
A Diamond Eternity Ring, fourteen round brilliant
cut diamonds in white claw settings, within a flat
sided engraved band, total diamond weight 4.00
carat approximately, finger size O
£1500 - 2000
592
A Sapphire and Diamond Eternity Ring, by
Cartier, a series of three step cut sapphires and
three step cut diamonds repeats the whole of the
ring, in a white channel setting, total estimated
diamond weight 1.20 carat approximately, finger
size L
£2000 - 2500
596
A Pair of 18 Carat White Gold Sapphire and
Diamond Cluster Earrings, each comprises an
oval mixed cut sapphire within a border of round
brilliant cut diamonds, in white claw settings, total
diamond weight 1.00 carat approximately, each
earring head measures 1.1cm by 1.4cm, with post
fittings for pierced ears
£500 - 800
597
A Diamond Full Eternity Ring, round brilliant cut
diamonds in white claw settings to a flat sided
shank, total diamond weight 1.75 carat
approximately, finger size R
£400 - 600
598
A Diamond Solitaire Ring, the round brilliant cut
diamond in a white illusion setting, to a tapered
shoulder plain polished shank, diamond weight
0.85 carat approximately, finger size N
£800 - 1200
599
A Suite of 18 Carat Gold Jewellery, by Garrards,
a necklace, bracelet and pair of earrings, of beaded
loop form, with a central overlocking loop, necklace
length 42.5cm, bracelet length 19.5cm, earring
drop length 2.9cm, with post fittings for pierced
ears
£4500 - 5000
600
A Diamond Five Stone Ring, the round brilliant
cut diamonds in white claw settings to a yellow
tapered shoulder shank, total diamond weight 1.60
carat approximately, finger size M
£800 - 1200
593
A Pair of Diamond and Pink Sapphire Earrings,
round brilliant cut stones in white chain linked collet
settings, a string of pink sapphires, and a string of
diamonds, the diamond string with a triangular
diamond set terminal, total diamond weight 1.00
carat approximately, drop measures 10.2cm, with
post fittings for pierced ears
£500 - 700
601
A Pair of 18 Carat White Gold Pink Tourmaline
and Diamond Drop Earrings, a string of round
brilliant cut diamonds suspends a diamond set cup
holding a briolette cut pink tourmaline, in claw
settings, total diamond weight 0.75 carat
approximately, drop length 4.7cm, with post fittings
for pierced ears
£500 - 700
594
An 18 Carat White Gold Diamond Bracelet,
clusters of four round brilliant cut diamonds are
spaced by curved bars set with smaller round
brilliant cut diamonds, total diamond weight 2.40
carat approximately, length 18cm
£600 - 800
602
A Diamond Cluster Ring, a round brilliant cut
diamond within a border of eight smaller, and a
second border of sixteen smaller again, in white
claw settings, to a yellow tapered shoulder plain
polished shank, total diamond weight 3.70 carat
approximately, finger size L1/2
£1800 - 2200
595
An 18 Carat White Gold Blue and White
Diamond Cluster Ring, the treated blue round
brilliant cut diamond set within a boat shaped
cluster of round brilliant cut diamonds with a pair of
tapered baguette cut diamonds on each shoulder,
in white claw settings to a plain polished shank,
total diamond weight 2.20 carat approximately,
finger size M
£700 - 1000
603
An 18 Carat Gold Diamond Cluster Ring, seven
round brilliant cut diamonds arranged in white claw
settings to a yellow tapered shoulder shank, total
diamond weight 3.00 carat approximately, finger
size H
£2000 - 2500
604
A French Diamond and Ruby Triple Cluster
Ring, each round brilliant cut diamond in high
yellow rubbed over settings in a border of rubies in
tension settings, within a shaped mount, on a
polished shank, finger size M
£500 - 600
605
An 18 Carat Gold Diamond Cluster Ring, a
central arrangement of baguette cut diamonds
within a border of round brilliant cut diamonds, in
white claw settings to a yellow tapered shoulder
shank, total diamond weight 4.50 carat
approximately, finger size N
£2500 - 3500
606
An 18 Carat White Gold Amethyst and Diamond
Ring, the step cut amethyst with truncated corners
set within a border of round brilliant cut diamonds,
with baguette cut diamonds at the corners, in claw
settings, to a lined shoulder plain polished shank,
total diamond weight 0.70 carat approximately,
finger size M
£700 - 900
608
An 18 Carat Gold Two Stone Twist Ring, by
Cassandra Goad, in the deux poires style, a
cabochon purple stone (probably fluorite) and blue
stone (probably aquamarine) in yellow rubbed over
settings to a plain polished shank, finger size O
£400 - 600
609
An 18 Carat Gold Diamond Ring, by Cassandra
Goad, the plain polished D shaped band set at
intervals with eight round brilliant cut diamonds,
total diamond weight 0.25 carat approximately,
finger size P
£300 - 400
610
A Pair of Sapphire, Diamond and Lapis Lazuli
Drop Earrings, each comprises an oval cut
sapphire surmounting a row of tapered diamonds,
in white claw settings, to a polished lapis lazuli
drop, total diamond weight 0.30 carat
approximately, drop length 6.3cm, with post fittings
for pierced ears
£1000 - 1200
611
A Pair of 9 Carat Gold Earrings, by Cassandra
Goad, each with a domed purple stone carved with
a flower, in yellow collet settings and a disc border,
with post fittings for pierced ears
£300 - 400
612
A Pair of 18 Carat Gold Diamond Cuff Earrings,
by Asprey & Co., of twisted hoop form in polished
yellow gold, the front of each pavé set with round
brilliant cut diamonds, total diamond weight 1.50
carat approximately, with clip fittings
£600 - 800
613
A Pair of 9 Carat Gold Moonstone Earrings, by
Cassandra Goad, each with a round cabochon
moonstone in a yellow collet setting, within a lined
disc frame, with post fittings for pierced ears
£200 - 300
614
An 18 Carat White Gold Sapphire and Diamond
Pendant, the central openwork scrolling form set
with round brilliant cut diamonds and a sapphire,
within a border set with diamonds, to an outer part
border of sapphires, in claw settings total diamond
weight 0.75 carat approximately, measures 3.5cm
by 4cm
£600 - 800
615
A Pair of 18 Carat Gold Diamond Solitaire Stud
Earrings, each round brilliant cut diamond in a
white four claw setting, total diamond weight 0.50
carat approximately, with yellow post fittings for
pierced ears
£300 - 500
616
A Pair of 14 Carat Gold Cluster Earrings, an oval
cabochon lilac jade centres a border of round
brilliant cut amethysts, with round brilliant cut
diamonds at intervals, in yellow claw settings, with
post and clip fittings for pierced ears, earrings
measure 3.1cm by 2.6cm
£200 - 300
617
A Diamond Ring, a central band of three rows of
pavé set brilliant cut diamonds within a row of
channel set princess cut diamonds each side, on a
broad yellow band, total diamond weight 1.75 carat
approximately, finger size R
£400 - 600
618
A Modern 18 Carat White Gold Faberge Egg
Pendant and Chain, the egg enamelled in light
blue diamond shapes, set in grid formation with
round brilliant cut diamonds, marked 'FABERGE'
and '27/125' on a mini belcher chain, egg measures
1.2cm by 3cm, chain length 41cm, cased
£400 - 600
619
A Modern Fabergé Egg Pendant, guilloche
enamelled in peach, with seven round brilliant cut
diamonds inset, total diamond weight 0.20 carat
approximately, marked 'FABERGÉ' and '418/1000',
measures 1.3cm by 3cm, cased
£300 - 400
620
A Sapphire and Diamond Necklace, a pear
shaped sapphire suspended from old cut
diamonds, to winged diamond set sides, in white
claw and rubbed over settings, on a white trace link
chain, total diamond weight 1.00 carat
approximately, chain length 43.5cm, drop length
2.9cm
£1200 - 1800
621
A Platinum Diamond Solitaire Ring, the round
brilliant cut diamond in a four claw twist setting, to a
plain polished shank, diamond weight 0.80 carat
approximately, finger size L1/2
The ring has an accompanying diamond report from the
International Gemological Institute, dated April 28, 2009, giving
the caratweight as 0.80 carat, the colour as F and the clarity as
SI2.
£1500 - 2000
622
A Diamond Solitaire Ring, the round brilliant cut
diamond in a white six claw setting, to forked
shoulders on a plain polished shank, diamond
weight 2.85 carat approximately, finger size M
£7000 - 10000
628
An 18 Carat White Gold Diamond Solitaire Ring,
the round brilliant cut diamond in a white claw
setting, between pointed twist shoulders, pavé set
with two rows of round brilliant cut diamonds, total
diamond weight 2.65 carat approximately, finger
size Q
£3000 - 4000
629
An Emerald and Diamond Three Stone Ring, the
emerald in a yellow claw setting, a round brilliant
cut diamond on each side, in white claw settings, to
a white tapered shoulder shank, total diamond
weight 1.10 carat approximately, finger size L
£1500 - 2000
623
A Diamond Solitaire Ring, the oval cut diamond in
a six claw setting, to a plain polished shank, total
diamond weight 0.70 carat approximately, finger
size M
£1000 - 1500
630
An 18 Carat Gold Five Stone Ring, by Boodle
and Dunthorne, the diamonds in white claw
settings, to a yellow tapered shoulder plain
polished shank, total diamond weight 0.95 carat
approximately, finger size I
£700 - 1000
624
An 18 Carat Gold Sapphire and Diamond Three
Stone Ring, a round brilliant cut sapphire in a
yellow claw setting, between two round brilliant cut
diamonds in white claw settings, to a yellow
tapered shoulder shank, total diamond weight 1.10
carat approximately, finger size M1/2
£1500 - 2000
631
A Diamond Five Stone Ring, a round brilliant cut
diamond sits between a pair of smaller to each
shoulder, in white claw settings on a tapered
shoulder plain polished shank, total diamond
weight 1.60 carat approximately, finger size M (with
sizing spheres to the inner shank)
£1000 - 1500
625
A Diamond Necklace, by Jean Marc Garel, five
round brilliant cut diamonds in white claw settings
in a crossover form, on a snake chain, total
diamond weight 0.50 carat, length 42cm, and A
Pair of Earrings, en suite, with clip fittings, total
diamond weight 0.50 carat approximately, drop
length 4.6cm
£600 - 800
632
A Diamond Five Stone Ring, the graduated round
brilliant cut diamonds in white claw settings, to a
tapered shoulder plain polished shank, total
diamond weight 0.75 carat approximately, finger
size L1/2
£200 - 300
626
A Pair of Diamond and Aquamarine Earrings, a
round brilliant cut diamond in a white millegrain
collet setting suspends a bar set baguette cut
diamond, to a step cut aquamarine in a corner claw
setting, total diamond weight 0.50 carat
approximately, drop length 1.8cm, with post fittings
for pierced ears
£500 - 800
627
An Emerald and Diamond Ring, the step cut
emerald with truncated corners, in a yellow four
claw setting, a pair of round brilliant cut diamonds
to each shoulder, on a plain polished shank, total
diamond weight 0.25 carat approximately, finger
size O1/2
£1500 - 2000
633
A Pearl and Diamond Bracelet, baroque pearls
spaced by scroll links, each with an old cut
diamond collet set centrally, total diamond weight
0.35 carat approximately, length 17.7cm
£400 - 600
634
An 18 Carat White Gold Aquamarine and
Diamond Pendant on Chain, the cushion shaped
rose cut aquamarine within a border of round
brilliant cut diamonds, in a white millegrain setting,
total diamond weight 0.40 carat approximately,
measures 1.5cm by 2.1cm, on a foxtail link chain,
length 45.5cm
£400 - 600
635
An 18 Carat Gold Diamond Grid Form Ring,
sixteen round brilliant cut diamonds arranged in a
concave squared form in white claw setting to a
broad yellow shank, total diamond weight 0.33
carat approximately, finger size R
£300 - 500
636
A Diamond Eternity Ring, the round brilliant cut
diamonds in a white channel setting, total diamond
weight 1.00 carat approximately, finger size T
£500 - 800
637
A Sapphire and Diamond Three Stone Ring, the
oval mixed cut sapphire flanked by a round brilliant
cut diamond on each shoulder, in white claw
settings, to a tapered shoulder plain polished
shank, total diamond weight 0.66 carat
approximately, finger size M
£500 - 800
638
A 9 Carat Gold Racehorse and Jockey Brooch,
the jockey with a blue and white striped cap, and
pale blue shirt with dark spots, and white trousers,
measures 4.1cm by 3cm
£200 - 300
639
A Horse and Jockey Stick Pin, the horse set with
old cut diamonds throughout, the jockey astride in
an enamelled pale blue shirt with white trousers, on
a pin with midway twist
£150 - 200
640
An Art Deco Diamond and Ruby Brooch, of
curved openwork form, set throughout with old cut
and rose cut diamonds in white claw and millegrain
settings, with wirework detail, four collet set rubies
and two old cut diamonds suspended, total
estimated diamond weight 4.00 carat
approximately, measures 5.3cm by 4.7cm
£1000 - 1500
641
A Diamond Pendant, of triple cartwheel like
design, each loop set with round brilliant and
baguette cut diamonds, and joined with a baguette
cut diamond, in white claw settings, total diamond
weight 1.30 carat approximately, length 3.6cm
£400 - 600
642
A Diamond Plaque Brooch, by Cartier, round
brilliant cut and baguette cut diamonds in white
claw and rubbed over settings arranged in a
geometric formation, total estimated diamond
weight 8.50 carat approximately, signed 'Cartier,
London', measures 4.9cm by 2.5cm, in original
fitted case, base marked '727' (plate, cased and
base of case)
Provenance: A gift from HH Man Singh, Maharajah of Jaipur to
his childhood friend June Harrison Broadley, in the 1930's
thence by family descent
£10000 - 12000
643
A Jadeite and Diamond Pendant on a Rope
Twist Chain, the jadeite with leaf carving and
diamonds inset, measures 3.5cm by 7cm, chain
length 90cm
£1000 - 1500
644
A Pair of Diamond and Emerald Drop Earrings,
a string of brilliant cut diamonds suspends a
scrolling open loop, with an overlaid articulated
drop, set with diamonds to a pear cut emerald
suspension, in white millegrain settings, total
estimated diamond weight 1.20 carat
approximately, drop length 5.8cm, with post fittings
for pierced ears
£1000 - 1200
645
A Diamond Necklace, two rows of round brilliant
cut diamonds in white claw settings to the central
section, to plain polished brick links each side, total
diamond weight 2.70 carat approximately, length
42.5cm
£1500 - 2000
646
A Jadeite Bead Necklace, spherical beads
knotted as one strand, length 115cm
£1000 - 1500
647
A Diamond Riviere, round brilliant cut diamonds in
white claw settings, total diamond weight 5.00 carat
approximately, length 42cm
£2000 - 3000
648
A Diamond Set Violin Brooch, the body set
throughout with round brilliant cut diamonds, a
tapered baguette cut and single-cut diamonds to
add detail, total diamond weight 1.65 carat
approximately, measures 5.3cm in length
£1500 - 1800
649
A Cultured Pearl Bracelet with Diamond Clasp,
the three row bracelet of 20:19:20 knotted strung
cultured pearls, to a clasp set with a cultured pearl
centrally, within a frame of round brilliant cut and
eight-cut diamonds, total diamond weight 1.50
carat approximately, length 18cm
£800 - 1000
650
A Diamond Bow Brooch, the round brilliant cut
diamonds in white claw settings, to a milled edge
setting, total diamond weight 7.00 carat
approximately, measures 4.7cm by 3.2cm
£1500 - 2000
651
An Early 20th Century Diamond Brooch, the Art
Nouveau influenced design set throughout with
brilliant cut and rose cut diamonds, total estimated
diamond weight 1.00 carat approximately,
measures 3.5cm by 4cm
£500 - 800
652
A Pair of Jade and Diamond Drop Earrings,
circa 1930, each comprises a floral panel set with
round brilliant cut, eight-cut and step cut diamonds,
which suspend a tapered bright green jade panel,
carved with floral designs to both sides, with post
fittings for pierced ears, in original fitted case by
Liberty
£2000 - 2500
653
A Diamond Solitaire Ring, a round brilliant cut
diamond in a white claw setting to forked
shoulders, set with eight-cut diamonds, on a plain
polished shank, total diamond weight carat 1.00
approximately, finger size K
£1200 - 1500
654
A 9 Carat Gold Regimental Brooch, for the
Honourable Artillery Company, two winged sections
depicting the St Georges cross, in step cut rubies
and round diamonds, a raised arm covered in
knight's armour to the centre, holding a lance,
measures 3cm by 3cm
£500 - 800
655
A Cameo Pendant, the oval cameo depicting a
bearded philosopher with laurel wreath headdress,
in a plaited frame, measures 2.7m by 5cm
£200 - 300
657
A Cultured Pearl Necklace, three rows of
95:101:107 knotted graduated cultured pearls
strung to a diamond set side clasp, which
detaches, allowing one, two or three strands to be
worn, the clasp of bow form, set with eight-cut
diamonds, length of shortest strand 50cm
£600 - 800
658
A Diamond Solitaire Ring, the old cut diamond in
a white eight claw setting, to a yellow tapered
shoulder plain polished shank, diamond weight
0.60 carat approximately, finger size S1/2
£800 - 1200
659
An 18 Carat Gold Bow Brooch, of textured
beaded form in yellow gold, with a central display of
round brilliant cut and eight-cut diamonds in white
claw settings, total diamond weight 0.35 carat
approximately, measures 4cm by 5.9cm
£400 - 600
660
An 18 Carat Gold Emerald and Diamond Hoop
Brooch, four step cut emeralds in yellow collet
settings, joined by foliate style sections, set with
round brilliant cut diamonds, total diamond weight
0.50 carat approximately, measures 2.8cm in
diameter
£300 - 400
661
A Diamond Eternity Ring, princess cut diamonds
in white channel settings, total diamond weight 1.75
carat approximately, finger size I
£700 - 1000
662
A Pair of Diamond Star Shaped Earrings, the
late Victorian stars set throughout with old cut and
rose cut diamonds, in white claw settings, total
diamond weight 6.00 carat approximately, each
measures 2.9cm by 2.5cm, with later post fittings
for pierced ears, and A Diamond Triple Star
Brooch, the curved form of three stars, which
match those of the earrings, but graduate in size,
total diamond weight 13.00 carat approximately,
length 7.5cm, on a later brooch fitting
£4000 - 6000
663
A Diamond and Ruby Star Brooch/Pendant, an
old cut diamond within a lozenge frame of rubies, to
radial arms top and bottom, each alternate with
rose cut diamonds and old rubies, in white claw
and collet settings, total diamond weight 1.20 carat
approximately, measures 5.1cm by 3.3cm
£500 - 800
664
A Diamond Solitaire Ring, a round brilliant cut
diamond, in a yellow claw setting, to a plain
polished shank, diamond weight 0.75 carat
approximately, finger size P
£500 - 800
665
A Diamond Solitaire Ring, the old brilliant cut
diamond in a yellow claw setting on tramline
shoulders to a plain polished shank, diamond
weight 0.70 carat approximately, finger size S
£1200 - 1500
666
A Diamond Cluster Ring, an old cut diamond in a
protruding white claw setting within a border of
eight smaller old cut diamonds in white claws, to a
yellow tapered shoulder plain polished shank, total
diamond weight 1.30 carat approximately, finger
size R
£600 - 800
667
A Diamond Brooch, old cut diamonds arranged as
three flowers, over a crescent, in white claw
settings, total estimated diamond weight 2.00 carat
approximately, measures 2.8cm by 1.9cm
£500 - 700
668
Royal & Naval Interest: A Pendant, of circular
form, with an anchor overlying diamond set initials
'A' and 'E', within a rope border, the reverse
inscribed to the edge 'PRESENTED BY H.R.H.
PRINCE OF WALES to W.L. SEARLE Master
Attendant' and to the centre 'Bombay 13th March
1876', measures 2.7cm by 3.4cm
676
A Sapphire and Diamond Necklace, a curved
centrepiece set with trios of round brilliant cut
diamonds and pairs of step cut sapphires in white
bar settings, to a white polished brick link collar,
total diamond weight 0.50 carat approximately,
length 42cm
£500 - 700
Provenance: Gifted to William Lycurgus Searle the great great
grandfather of the vendor, thence by family descent
677
A Diamond Bar Brooch, the old cut diamonds in
white claws to a mount with engraved sides, total
diamond weight 0.70 carat approximately, length
5.4cm
£300 - 400
£800 - 1200
669
A Victorian Diamond Bangle, an old pear cut
diamond with an old cut diamond either side,
separated with loop forms of old cut diamonds, to
diamond terminals, in white claw settings to a
yellow tramline hinged back, total diamond weight
6.75 carat approximately
£12000 - 15000
670
A Swedish Cameo Brooch, the oval shell carved
to depict a gentleman, in a ropework edge to a
plain polished border, measures 4.8cm by 6cm
£400 - 600
671
A Cameo Brooch, the shell carved to depict
Napoleon Bonaparte, within a scroll and filigree
frame, measures 4.7cm by 5.5cm, cased
£500 - 800
672
A Late Victorian Bug Brooch, the body set
throughout with pearls, sapphires, rubies and rose
cut diamonds, in white and yellow claw settings,
measures 4.6cm by 3.5cm, in a fitted case
£500 - 800
673
A Late 19th Century Flower Head Brooch, an old
cut diamond within five undulating petals, each
pavé set with rose cut diamonds, total estimated
diamond weight 4.50 carat approximately,
measures 3.4cm by 4cm
£2000 - 3000
674
A Late 19th Century Diamond Horseshoe
Brooch, graduated old cut diamonds with an inner
border of smaller diamonds, and rose cut diamonds
to the outer edge, in white claw settings, total
diamond weight 4.20 carat approximately,
measures 2.6cm by 2.7cm
£2500 - 3000
675
A Gemstone Pendant, an oval cut rose quartz
suspends a chain linked yellow sapphire, and a
blue sapphire all in yellow spectacle settings, on a
trace link chain, drop length 3.8cm, chain length
59cm
£200 - 300
678
A Pair of Mother-of-Pearl Earrings, a cuff style
form suspends a cabochon mother-of-pearl, in a
collet setting, with crossover detail, drop length
2.8cm, with post fittings for pierced ears
£250 - 350
679
A 9 Carat Gold Mounted Pendant, an oval green
stone in a scalloped edge and beaded border
mount, with a maiden overlaid, diamond details in
her hair, measures 4.1cm by 7cm
£300 - 400
680
A Norwegian Enamelled Necklace, of leaf forms,
chain linked and enamelled in white, length 37cm,
and A Pair of Earrings, of bud form, also
enamelled in white, with clip fittings (2)
£100 - 150
681
An Extremely Long Russian Guard Chain, of
multiple loop links, length 278cm (9 feet)
£4000 - 5000
682
A Silver Brooch, by Georg Jensen, the square
frame with a wheatsheaf diagonally and a bird in
each corner, measures 4cm by 4cm
£250 - 300
683
A Cased Set of Enamelled Buttons, the set of six
decorated with a flower, in green and blue, with
backs, cased
£100 - 150
684
An Arts and Crafts Enamelled Pendant,
possibly by James Cromar Watt, a bat design,
surmounted by a curved panel set with rose cut
diamonds, from a cabochon moonstone pendant
loop, and suspending a panel with the word
'SPERO', three cabochon moonstone drops from
the base, enamelled throughout in tones of blue,
green, turquoise and purple, measures 4.5cm by
8.2cm, in an unnamed fitted case
Provenance: This belonged to the vendor's great-grandmother,
and is believed to have been commissioned for her. She was
from a family of Quaker bankers named Wakefield, and herself
was a Lakeland artist
An example of similar technique can be found on page 41 of
Pre-Raphaelite to Arts and Crafts Jewellery, Charlotte Gere &
Geoffrey C. Munn, Antique Collector's Club
£500 - 800
685
An Art Nouveau Pendant, the openwork entwined
form set with a step cut peridot centrally and a pear
cut peridot from the base, measures 2.2cm by
5.2cm, on a belcher necklace length 42cm
£300 - 400
686
A Bead Necklace, polished glass beads spaced by
ruby set and diamond set rondels, to smaller
spiderweb turquoise type beads, then smaller
carnelian beads and finally yellow and white
rondels, to a box clasp, length 44cm
£800 - 1000
687
An Enamel and Diamond Butterfly Brooch,
circular spray enamelled panels alternate with rose
cut diamonds, to a central rose cut diamond
cluster, surmounting a butterfly enamelled in pink,
blue and green, total diamond weight 3.00 carat
approximately, measures 4.8cm by 6.2cm
£700 - 1000
688
An Enamelled Bracelet, by David Andersen,
oblong panels depicting typical Norwegian scenes
alternate with square panels with a rose motif,
length 19.5cm
£100 - 150
689
A 14 Carat Gold Brooch, by Hans Hansen, the
triangular form of plain polished yellow gold,
measures 6.8cm by 4.6cm
£400 - 600
690
An Arts and Crafts Plaque Brooch, set with white
paste stones and houndstooth pearls amongst
leaves enamelled in greens, measures 9cm by
4.2cm, in a case from Dibdin & Co, Ltd., Sloane
Street, S.W.
£400 - 600
691
A Silver Brooch, by Charles Horner, the Art
Nouveau design with floral decoration, enamelled
in purple, green and blue, measures 3.9cm by
1.6cm
£100 - 150
692
A Collection of Norwegian Enamelled Jewellery,
a suite of twin leaf bracelet and earrings and a
single leaf brooch, enamelled in light blue, all by
David Andersen, a loop design brooch enamelled
in green, and two pairs of earrings, one a leaf
design, one a geometric design, enamelled in white
(6)
£300 - 400
End of Day One
Friday 23 March at 10.00am in
Saleroom 1
Prints
700
After Rembrandt (18th/19th century)
Bearded Man in a Velvet Cap with a Jewel Clasp
Signed and dated 1637 within the plate, also
initialled WV in pencil on the margin, black and
white etching, 9.5cm by 8cm (pl)
£500 - 700
701
William Lionel Wyllie RA, RBA, RI, RE, NEAC
(1851-1931)
‘Children Playing Golf on St Andrews Sands,
Scotland‘
Signed artist's proof, with later inscription verso,
black and white drypoint etching, 16cm by 38cm
(pl)
£600 - 800
702
William Lionel Wyllie RA, RBA, RI, RE, NEAC
(1851-1931)
‘The Clyde at Govan 1914‘
Signed artist's proof, with later label verso, black
and white drypoint etching, 20cm by 49.5cm (pl)
£200 - 300
703
William Lionel Wyllie RA, RBA, RI, RE, NEAC
(1851-1931)
‘The US Fleet in the Firth of Forth in front of the
Forth Bridge‘
Signed artist's proof, inscribed on later label verso,
black and white drypoint etching, 10.5cm by
32.5cm (pl)
£250 - 300
704
William Lionel Wyllie RA, RBA, RI, RE, NEAC
(1851-1931)
‘Leith Docks, Edinburgh‘
Signed artist's proof, with later inscription verso,
black and white drypoint etching, 16cm by 37.5cm
(pl)
£200 - 300
705
William Lionel Wyllie RA, RBA, RI, RE, NEAC
(1851-1931)
‘HMS Victory on Trafalgar Day in Portsmouth
Harbour‘
Signed artist's proof, inscribed on later label verso,
black and white drypoint etching, 15cm by 25cm
(pl)
£250 - 300
706
William Lionel Wyllie RA, RBA, RI, RE, NEAC
(1851-1931)
‘The Battle of Trafalgar‘
Signed artist's proof, black and white drypoint
etching, 20cm by 39.5cm (pl)
£200 - 300
707
William Lionel Wyllie RA, RBA, RI, RE, NEAC
(1851-1931)
Royal Yacht Squadron, Cowes, Isle of Wight
Signed artist's proof, black and white drypoint
etching, 12.5cm by 38.5cm (pl)
£600 - 800
708
William Lionel Wyllie RA, RBA, RI, RE, NEAC
(1851-1931)
‘8 & 12 Metres Becalmed at Cowes‘
Signed artist's proof, black and white drypoint
etching, 17 cm by 34.5cm (pl)
£450 - 500
709
William Lionel Wyllie RA, RBA, RI, RE, NEAC
(1851-1931)
Thames scene with barges and figures in the
foreground
Signed artist's proof, black and white drypoint
etching, 20.5cm by 41cm (pl)
£300 - 400
710
William Lionel Wyllie RA, RBA, RI, RE, NEAC
(1851-1931)
‘RAF Monument, Westminster on The Thames‘
Signed artist's proof, with later inscription verso,
black and white drypoint etching, 29cm by 16cm
(pl)
£300 - 400
711
William Lionel Wyllie RA, RBA, RI, RE, NEAC
(1851-1931)
‘London Bridge looking towards Southwark
Cathedral‘
Signed artist's proof, with later inscription verso,
black and white drypoint etching. 30.5cm by
22.5cm (pl)
£300 - 400
712
William Lionel Wyllie RA, RBA, RI, RE, NEAC
(1851-1931)
‘HMS Northampton, Sea Scout Training Ship in
front of St Paul's on The Thames‘
Signed artist's proof, with later inscription verso,
black and white drypoint etching, 31 cm by 22cm
(pl)
£300 - 400
713
William Lionel Wyllie RA, RBA, RI, RE, NEAC
(1851-1931)
‘Tower Bridge from The Thames‘
Signed artist's proof, with later inscription verso,
black and white drypoint etching, 27.5cm by 19cm
(pl)
£500 - 700
714
William Lionel Wyllie RA, RBA, RI, RE, NEAC
(1851-1931)
‘St Paul's from The Thames‘
Signed artist's proof, with later inscription verso,
black and white drypoint etching, 16cm by 37.5cm
(pl)
£250 - 300
715
William Lionel Wyllie RA, RBA, RI, RE, NEAC
(1851-1931)
‘Westminster Hospital, London’
Signed artist's proof, with later inscription verso,
black and white drypoint etching, 19cm by 24.5cm
(pl)
£200 - 300
716
William Lionel Wyllie RA, RBA, RI, RE, NEAC
(1851-1931)
‘Blackfriars, London’
Signed artist's proof, with later inscription verso,
black and white drypoint etching, 16cm by 17.5cm
(pl)
£250 - 300
717
William Lionel Wyllie RA, RBA, RI, RE, NEAC
(1851-1931)
‘St Paul's from The Thames’
Signed artist's proof, with later inscription verso,
black and white drypoint etching, 35cm by 25cm
(pl)
£300 - 400
718
William Lionel Wyllie RA, RBA, RI, RE, NEAC
(1851-1931)
‘Lightermen on The Thames‘
Signed artist's proof, with later inscription verso,
black and white drypoint etching 25cm by 35.5cm
(pl)
£350 - 400
719√
Arthur Briscoe (1873-1943)
‘Making Sail‘
Signed, dated and numbered 30/75, also signed
and inscribed within the plate, artist's proof, black
and white drypoint etching 24.5cm by 39.5 cm (pl)
£350 - 400
Watercolours and Drawings
720
Follower of Giovanni Francesco Guercino
(1591-1666)
Portrait of a Young Man
Inscribed by a later hand below the mount, ink on
paper, 17.5cm by 18cm
Provenance: Folio Fine Art Ltd, stock no.D4049
£400 - 600
721
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Italian School (17 /18 century)
Lamentation of Christ
Pen and ink drawing, bearing a copy of the
Viti-Antaldi Collection mark, 22cm by 29cm
Possibly a copy after Raphael
£250 - 350
722
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Continental School (18 century)
Figures beside buildings with swans on a river;
River landscape with figures and a dog beside
trees
Watercolour and gouache heightened with white,
each 15cm by 20cm, unframed (pair)
£500 - 700
723
Attributed to the Circle of Hans Bol (16th/17th
century)
Figures and animals in a landscape with a castle in
the distance
Pen and ink drawing heightened with white on
parchment, 17.5cm by 22.5cm
Provenance: An old German collection. The attribution was
given by The Kupferstichkabinett, Berlin
£5000 - 7000
724
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Dutch School (18 century)
‘De Kempal Straat’
Bearing initials, inscribed within the mount, pencil
and white chalk on tinted paper, 11cm by 15.5cm
Provenance: Lady Gage, Holker Hall, Cumbria
£400 - 600
725
Attributed to Sir Joshua Reynolds (1723-1792)
Study of an Italian Villa
Inscribed below the drawing Original Sir J
Reynolds, brown ink, a preparatory unfinished
sketch, 9.5cm by 22cm; together with
Attributed to Sir David Wilkie (1785-1841)
Study for the Birdkeeper
Inscribed on a later label verso pencil and brown
sepia wash, 20.5cm by 15.5cm (2)
These drawings are believed to be from an album of drawings
by various 17/18th century artists belonging to the artist Hans
Busk (1815-1885)
£250 - 300
726
Attributed to Peter la Cave (fl.1769-1810)
Figure on a horse drawn cart, other figures nearby
Pencil, pen, ink and watercolour, 19cm by 25cm
£250 - 350
727
th
French School (19 century)
‘Waterloo’
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Extensively inscribed and dated 13 September
1816, pencil and watercolour, 24.5cm by 38.5cm;
together with
French landscape with a soldier and other figures
th
Inscribed and dated 5 October 1816, pencil, pen,
ink and watercolour, 24.5cm by 38.5cm (2)
£300 - 500
728
James Baker Pyne (1800-1870)
Mountainous landscape with a castle
Signed and indistinctly dated, inscribed on the
original mount, pencil and watercolour, 20cm by
27cm
Provenance: Anthony Reed, Walcot Street, Bath
£300 - 400
729
Albert Goodwin RWS (1845-1932)
View of Lucerne, with figures on a quay
Signed, pencil, pen, ink, watercolour and pastel, on
tinted paper, 10.5cm by 14.5cm
£450 - 550
730
William Wyld RI (1806-1889)
‘Venice’
Signed, inscribed on the mount below, watercolour
and gouache with wiping out, 13cm by 16.5cm
Provenance: Vicars Brothers, Old Bond Street, London
Ex collection Tallehuin Castle, Dunbartonshire
£800 - 1200
731
Hercules Brabazon Brabazon (1821-1906)
Mountainous lakeland landscape
Signed with the artist's initials, watercolour and
gouache on tinted paper, 11cm by 15cm
£350 - 400
732
Joseph Nash OWS (1809-1878)
Cottage interior with a girl seated beside a doorway
Signed, watercolour and gouache heightened with
white, 22cm by 31cm
£500 - 600
733
Attributed to Harrison William Weir (1824-1906)
Goat in a vineyard
Signed and dated 1884, watercolour and gouache
heightened with white, 10.5cm by 15.5cm
Provenance: Leggatt Brothers, 62 Cheapside & 77 Cornhill,
London
£100 - 150
734
William Henry Hunt OWS (1790-1864)
Cottage interior with a mother and child
Signed, inscribed on the original frame and on a
label verso, pencil, watercolour and gouache
heightened with white, 33.5cm by 43.5cm
£1500 - 2000
735
Myles Birket Foster RWS (1825-1899)
‘Continental Town with Ox-Cart and Figures’
Signed with the artist's monogram, extensively
inscribed on an exhibition label verso, pencil and
watercolour heightened with white, 9.5cm by
13.5cm
Provenance: J Leger & Son, Old Bond Street, London, June
1957
£2000 - 3000
736
Myles Birket Foster RWS (1825-1899)
‘Springtime’
Signed with the artist's monogram and dated 1865,
inscribed within a decorative cartouche on the
mount, watercolour and bodycolour heightened
with white, 28cm by 39.5cm
Born in North Shields, Foster was apprenticed to the London
wood-engraver Peter Landells and worked as an engraver and
black and white illustrator, making designs for the Illustrated
London News. He exhibited with the Old Watercolour Society,
being elected an associate in 1860 and a member in 1862.
£15000 - 20000
737
William Hull (1820-1880)
‘Malt House at Hambleton, Surrey’
Signed, inscribed on the mount, watercolour and
gouache with scratching out, 33cm by 49.5cm
£700 - 900
738
Attributed to Frederick Walter Lee (1863-1948)
Garden scene with sunflowers and other blooms
Signed with the artist's initials and indistinctly
dated, possibly (18)89, pencil and watercolour,
37cm by 54cm
£350 - 450
739
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Joseph John Jenkins (19 century)
‘A Yorkshire Beck - Neighbourhood of Whitby’
Signed and dated 1881, extensively inscribed on a
label verso, pencil, watercolour and gouache
heightened with white, 33.5cm by 48.5cm
£500 - 700
740
Henry Charles Fox RBA (1860-1925)
Landscape with sheep on a lane
Signed and dated 1906, pencil and watercolour
heightened with white, 36.5cm by 54cm
£600 - 800
741
Henry Charles Fox RBA (1860-1925)
‘Homeward’;
‘Scene near Warwick Castle’
Both signed and dated 1914, inscribed on the
mounts, watercolour and gouache heightened with
white, each 27cm by 37cm (pair)
£500 - 700
742
Henry Charles Fox RBA (1860-1925)
‘Homeward Bound’
Signed and dated 1909, inscribed on the mount,
watercolour and gouache, 54cm by 36cm
£400 - 600
743
Henry Charles Fox RBA (1860-1925)
‘Moving Pasture’
Signed and dated 1912, inscribed on the mount,
watercolour and gouache, 35cm by 52cm
£350 - 550
744
Henry Charles Fox RBA (1860-1925)
Horses watering in a pool;
Drover and cattle on a track
Both signed and dated 1907, watercolour and
gouache, each 37cm by 54cm (pair)
£700 - 900
745
Henry J. Kinnaird (fl.1880-1908)
‘An Old Mill, Burnham’;
River scene with a man in a punt
Both signed, one inscribed, the other indistinctly
inscribed, pencil and watercolour, each 46.5cm by
35.5cm (pair)
£500 - 600
746
W. Stuart Lloyd RBA (fl.1875-1929)
‘Gloucester’;
‘Cirencester’
Signed and inscribed on the original frames, pencil
and watercolour heightened with white, each 59cm
by 39cm (pair)
£600 - 800
747
Frederick John Widgery (1861-1942)
Scene on Dartmoor with sheep and cattle grazing
Signed, gouache, 51cm by 76cm
£300 - 500
753
Thomas Swift Hutton (c.1865-1935)
Beach scene with seabirds
Signed, pencil and watercolour heightened with
white, 30cm by 53.5cm
£300 - 500
754
Barlow Moore (fl.1863-1891)
‘Xanthe off Dartmouth’;
‘Xanthe’
Both signed and dated 1891, inscribed within the
mount, pencil, watercolour and gouache
heightened with white, 34.5cm by 59cm and 31cm
by 50.5cm respectively (2)
£1600 - 1800
755√
Rowland Langmaid RI, RBA, ARE, RCamA
(1897-1956)
‘Evening of Der Tag / Nov'r 21st 18’
Signed and dated '19-, pencil and watercolour,
19.5cm by 58cm
Inscribed on the mount with names of the ships 'Indomitable,
'Seydlitz', 'Australia', 'Hindeburg', 'Koenig', 'Grosser Kurfurst',
'Markgraf', 'Freidrich Der Grosse' and 'Kaiser' and extensively
inscribed on a label verso with a quote from Admiral Beatty 21st
Nov 1918.'
Provenance: The Parker Gallery, Albemarle Street, London
£400 - 600
748
William Frederick Measom (b.1875)
Harvesting scene with figures;
Figures in a village street
Both signed, pencil and watercolour, each 24cm by
35cm (pair)
£600 - 800
756√
Noel Harry Leaver ARCA (1889-1951)
‘Rose Window, Chartres’
Inscribed on the original mount below, also
inscribed verso, watercolour and gouache
heightened with white with wiping out, 43.5cm by
27.5cm
£300 - 400
749
Frederick E. J. Goff (1855-1931)
‘On Salhouse Broad’
Signed and inscribed, pencil and watercolour,
20.5cm by 39.5cm
£250 - 300
757√
Noel Harry Leaver ARCA (1889-1951)
‘City Gate, York ‘
Signed and dated 1917, pencil and watercolour,
26cm by 32.5cm
£400 - 500
750
Wilfred Williams Ball RE (1853-1917)
‘Beccles’
Signed and indistinctly dated, inscribed on an old
label verso, pencil and watercolour heightened with
white, 22cm by 16.5cm
£250 - 300
758√
Edward Wesson RI, RBA, RSMA (1910-1983)
‘Churches in the Strand'
Signed, inscribed and signed again in the margin,
pen, ink and watercolour, 35.5cm by 27.5cm
£1000 - 1500
751
John Atkinson (1863-1924)
River landscape with cattle in a meadow
Signed, pencil and watercolour, 23cm by 30cm
£200 - 300
759√
Patrick Hall (1906-1992)
‘Campo-Siena’
Signed, inscribed verso, pencil and watercolour,
41.5cm by 33.5cm
£150 - 250
752
Charles Bentley OWS (1806-1854)
Fishing boats and other vessels off a coastline
Signed, pencil and watercolour heightened with
white with scratching out, 27cm by 41.5cm
£350 - 450
760
Continental School (19th Century)
Coastal scene with figures, possibly Chile
Indistinctly signed, watercolour, 27.5cm by 54cm
£500 - 600
761√
Paul Emile Lecomte (1877-1950) French
Beach scene with figures beside a bathing tent
Signed, pencil and watercolour, 24.5cm by 32.5cm
£500 - 600
768√
Edwin Penny (b.1930)
‘Kingfisher on Alder’
Signed, watercolour and gouache heightened with
white, 36.5cm by 25cm
762√
Paul Emile Lecomte (1877-1950) French
‘Dinard’
Signed and inscribed, pencil and watercolour,
22.5cm by 28.5cm
£500 - 600
Provenance: Frost & Reed, stock no. D16934
763√
Paul Emile Lecomte (1877-1950) French
Moonlit landscape with buildings beside a river
Signed, pencil and watercolour, 18cm by 22.5cm
£300 - 400
764√
Paul Emile Lecomte (1877-1950) French
Hillside orchard on the outskirts of a village
Signed, pencil and watercolour, 27cm by 36.5cm
£300 - 500
765
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Follower of Henry Alken (19 century)
‘Come Up –‘;
‘The Whip’;
‘2nd Whip - Forard-Forard’;
‘Yoi Over - Hark m Hark’
All inscribed, pencil charcoal and watercolour
heightened with white on coloured paper, each
25cm by 35.5cm (4)
Bearing labels of Henry Graves & Co, Pall Mall, London, the
original framers
£200 - 300
766
Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA (1870-1935)
Huntsman on horseback with foxhounds nearby
Signed, pencil, pastel and watercolour on ivorine,
12.5cm by 9cm, unframed
£600 - 800
767√
Lucy Elizabeth Kemp-Welch RI, ROI, RBA, RBC,
RCamA (1869-1958)
‘At the Back of the Racecourse, Dinner Time’
Signed, inscribed and dated 1901, pencil drawing,
21.5cm by 34.5cm
Provenance: The artist was the great aunt of the vendor
Drawn by the artist on Derby Day 1901, showing the carriage
horses used to transport members of the public to the course.
Best known for her paintings of horses and riders, Kemp-Welch
was born near Bournemouth, and studied at Bournemouth
School of Art and the Herkomer School, Bushey, where she was
principal 1907-1926. She worked as part of the St Ives colony
between 1901-10 and is represented in many public collections
£750 - 950
£600 - 800
769
Archibald Thorburn (1860-1935)
Two Blue Tits on a tree branch
Signed and dated 1923, watercolour and gouache
heightened with white on tinted paper, 26.5cm by
18cm
Provenance: Richard Haworth, Preston Road, Blackburn,
August 1938
Born near Edinburgh, the fifth son of the miniaturist Robert
Thorburn ARA. He exhibited at the Royal Academy throughout
the late 1800s and at Baird Carter, Jermyn Street.
£6000 - 8000
770
George Goodwin Kilburne RI (1839-1924)
‘Charity’
Signed, pencil and watercolour with scratching out,
25cm by 35cm
£1500 - 2000
771√
Bryan de Grineau (1883-1957)
‘A Concert at the Royal Festival Hall’
Signed, inscribed and dated circa 1951, pencil,
watercolour and gouache heightened with white,
28.5cm by 46.5cm
The scene depicts one of the inaugural concerts at the Royal
Festival Hall before the organ was installed
£400 - 600
772
William Manners RBA (c.1865-c.1940)
Country lane at dusk
Signed, watercolour and gouache heightened with
white, 19.5cm by 29.5cm
£300 - 400
773√
Frederick (Fred) Lawson (1888-1968)
Wharfedale landscape with sheep beside a bridge
Signed and dated 1916, pencil and watercolour
heightened with white, 38.5cm by 49cm
£200 - 300
774
Attributed to Sarah Ellen Weatherill (1836-1920)
‘Whitby Harbour’
Inscribed and dated 1856, pencil, pen and ink,
21.5cm by 27cm, unframed
£300 - 400
775
Attributed to Sarah Ellen Weatherill (1836-1920)
‘St Mary's Church, Whitby’
Inscribed and dated 1859, also bearing a later
inscription verso, pencil, pen and ink, 21.5cm by
27.5cm
£200 - 300
776
Attributed to Sarah Ellen Weatherill (1836-1920)
‘Mulgrave Castle’;
‘From Thorpe, nr Robin Hood's Bay’
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Both inscribed, one dated August 11 1859, pencil,
pen and ink, 21.5cm by 27cm, unframed (2)
£300 - 400
777√
Frederick Stuart Richardson RSW, ROI, RI
(1855-1944)
‘A Busy Port’
Signed, inscribed on an exhibition label verso,
pencil and watercolour heightened with white,
20.5cm by 29.5cm
£500 - 700
778√
Frank Henry Algernon Mason (1875-1965)
‘In Tow’
Signed, inscribed on the mount below, pencil and
watercolour heightened with white, 16.5cm by
50cm
£500 - 700
779
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Attributed to William Frederick Mayor (19 /20
century)
‘Sunny Beach, St Malo’
Indistinctly signed, inscribed on a section of the old
backing board verso, pencil, watercolour and
gouache heightened with white, 23.5cm by 33.5cm
£450 - 650
780
Frederick William Jackson RBA, NEAC
(1859-1918)
‘In the Bay of Biscay’
Signed, inscribed and dated 1908, pencil and
watercolour, 18.5cm by 26cm
783
Henry Silkstone Hopwood RWS, RBC (British
Colonial) (1860-1914)
‘Cottage Service in the Hebrides’
Signed, extensively inscribed on various exhibition
labels verso, watercolour, 93.5cm by 100.5cm
Exhibited at the Fine Art Society, New Bond Street, London,
March 2002 The Staithes Group
A genre and landscape painter, largely in watercolour. He
studied art at Manchester School of Art. Between the years
1888 - 1890 he visited Australia and on his return to Europe he
enrolled at the Academie Julian in Paris (1890/91) where he
studied further under Bouguereau and also at the Antwerp
Academy. In his earlier career he worked in oil, but his
watercolours display great talent and are infused with colour,
vitality and light. Hopwood was a founding member of the
Staithes Art Club in 1901 and was elected Chairman. He
exhibited at the RA from 1892 and was elected ARWS in 1896
and RWS in 1908. He also exhibited at the Royal Society of
Artists Birmingham, the Fine Art Society, the Glasgow Institute
of the Fine Arts, the Walker Gallery Liverpool, Leicester Gallery,
Manchester City Art Gallery and the Yorkshire Union of Artists of
which he was a Vice President.
£5000 - 7000
784
Mark Senior NPS (1862-1927)
Still life of roses in a glass bowl
Watercolour, 35.5cm by 25.5cm
Provenance: Family of the artist
£400 - 500
785√
Percy Lancaster RI, RBA, PRCamA (1878-1951)
Three ladies wearing bathing costumes on sand
dunes
Signed, pencil and watercolour, 37.5cm by 52.5cm
£600 - 700
Exhibited at the City of Manchester Art Gallery, Exhibition of the
Collective Works of FW Jackson, 1918, name of lender FW
Jackson
£800 - 1200
781
Joseph John Richard Bagshawe RBA
(1870-1909)
Fishing boats in a harbour
Extensively inscribed on a later label verso,
preparatory unfinished sketch, pencil and
watercolour, 17.5cm by 24cm; together with:
Studies of sailing ships
Pen and ink, unframed, 15.5cm by 23cm;
An Old Trader
Illustration for Yachting Monthly, also illustrated in
The Wooden Ships of Whitby, 14cm by 22.5cm (3)
Provenance: family of the artist
£200 - 300
782
Henry Silkstone Hopwood RWS, RBC (British
Colonial) (1860-1914)
‘Taking Tea’
Signed, pencil and watercolour, 60.5cm by 45.5cm
£800 - 1000
Oil Paintings
788
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Circle of Philips Wouwerman (17 /18 century)
Horse fair, figures, horses and dogs on the
outskirts of a Dutch town
Inscribed Wouwerman on a plaque, oil on canvas,
60cm by 71cm
£3000 - 4000
789
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Follower of Adam Frans van der Meulen (18
century) Dutch
Elegantly dressed figures on horseback in a
wooded landscape being attacked by a bandit
Oil on canvas, 58.5cm by 80cm
£2000 - 3000
790
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Flemish School (early 18 century)
Figures in a boat on a river
Inscribed verso, together with a Dutch inscription
on a later label, oil on canvas, 28cm by 39cm
£500 - 700
791
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Follower of Aelbert Cuyp (18 century) Dutch
Cattle and figures beside a pond
Oil on canvas, 40.5cm by 61cm
798
Attributed to Francis Wheatley RA (1747-1801)
‘Portrait of a Girl Carrying a Basket of Grapes’
Extensively inscribed on various exhibition labels
verso, oil on canvas, 59cm by 48.5cm
Exhibited at the Ferens Art Gallery, Kingston upon Hull,
‘Collector's Choice ‘ 1970, loaned by Mr & Mrs John Hudson;
and the Picture Gallery, 24 South King Street, Dublin
Ex collection Dr W Greenwood
The son of a tailor, Wheatley trained at William Shipley's
drawing school and the Royal Academy Schools. He worked for
print publisher John Boydell, the Cries of London being his most
celebrated work.
£900 - 1100
£5000 - 8000
792
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Follower of Julius Caeser Ibbetson (19
century)
Landscape with a drover and cattle beside a river
Oil on canvas, 46cm by 61cm
£800 - 1000
799
English School (early 19th century)
Portrait of a boy, standing in a landscape, holding a
hoop
Oil on canvas, 106cm by 142cm
793
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Follower of Jean Baptiste Monnoyer (18
century)
Still life of flowers;
Still life of flowers in a stone urn
Oil on canvas, each 57cm by 44.5cm (pair)
£1500 - 2500
794
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Style of Hendrik Frans de Cort (18 century)
Dutch
Gentleman on horseback beside a lake
Bears a signature and an indistinct date, possibly
1792, oil on panel, 45cm by 60.5cm
£1000 - 1500
795
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Italian School (18 century)
The Holy Family
Oil on canvas, laid down, 71.5cm by 54cm
Said to have been previously seen by Sotheby's and attributed
to Italian School after Sassoferrato, purchased in Ludlow in
1964
£300 - 400
796
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After Guido Reni (19 century)
Portrait of Saint Cecilia, standing, three quarter
length, holding a violin and bow
Inscribed verso Copia di una S Cecilia del
Domenichino, oil on canvas, 42.5cm by 33.5cm
The original by Reni is in the Norton Simon Foundation in
Pasadena.
£400 - 500
797
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After Sassoferrato and Raphael (19 century)
‘Magdalen’;
Female saint holding a vessel
Both inscribed on old labels verso, oil on board,
oval, each 27cm by 21cm (pair)
£400 - 600
The boy, by repute, is said to be a member of the Turton family
of Upsall Castle. The painting was purchased after a fire at the
castle
£800 - 1200
800
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Follower of Thomas Hickey (18 /19 century)
Portrait of a lady, head and shoulders, wearing a
green dress decorated with flowers
Oil on canvas, oval, 27cm by 21.5cm
£250 - 300
801
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English School (18 century)
Portrait of a man, head and shoulders, wearing a
brown coat and black scarf
Indistinctly inscribed on an old label verso, oil on
canvas, 71.5cm by 51cm
£500 - 600
802
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Dutch School (18 century)
Portrait of an elderly bearded gentleman
Indistinctly inscribed on an old label verso, oil on
panel, 16.5cm by 13cm
£500 - 700
803
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Continental School (18 century)
Portrait of a gentleman, standing, three quarter
length, wearing armour and a cream cloak
decorated with an Order in the form of a black
cross
Oil on canvas, 103cm by 101cm
£1400 - 1800
804
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Follower of Johann Kerseboom (17 /18
century)
Portrait of a gentleman, seated on a balcony
wearing a cream satin coat
Oil on canvas, 121cm by 98.5cm
£1500 - 2000
805
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Continental School (18 century)
Portrait of a bearded gentleman, half length,
wearing armour and a red cloak
Oil on canvas, 76cm by 63cm
£400 - 600
806
Style of Thomas Bardwell (1704-1767)
Portrait of Mrs Moore, seated, three quarter length,
wearing a cream satin dress
Inscribed on various old labels verso, oil on canvas,
76cm by 91cm
Inscribed verso At one point the work was said to be painted by
Romney
£2000 - 3000
807
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English School (18 /19 century)
Portrait of Catherine North, wife of Sylvester
Douglas (Lord Glebbernie), seated, wearing a
cream dress and lace headdress
Inscribed on an old label verso, oil on canvas,
76.5cm by 63cm
£1500 - 2500
808
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English School (18 century)
Portrait of an elegant lady, half length, leaning on
some books
Oil on canvas, 76cm by 63.5cm
£400 - 600
809
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English School (18 /early 19 century)
Portrait of a gentleman, head and shoulders,
wearing period costume
Oil on canvas, 76.5cm by 64cm
£300 - 500
Provenance: Rodney Kent, Harrogate
£5500 - 6500
813
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Style of John Riley (18 century)
Portrait of Sir William Brownlow, Bart, father of
John Viscount Tyrconnel, wearing a blue cloak,
white shirt and lace ruff
Oil on canvas, oval, 76cm by 62.5cm
£1200 - 1800
814
Attributed to Allan Ramsay (1713-1784)
Portrait of Walter Scott MP of Harden, half length,
wearing a red and gold embroidered jacket
Inscribed on a plaque, also partially inscribed on
the remains of an old label verso, oil on canvas
within a painted oval, 73cm by 61cm
Walter Scott, 10th Laird of Harden (1724-1793) was MP for
Roxbourghshire 1747-1765 and appointed receiver and cashier
of excise in Scotland in 1765. He married Lady Diana, daughter
of Hugh, 3rd Earl of Marchmont on 18 April 1754. He became
10th Laird after the death of his father, also Walter Scott, who
himself had become 9th Laird after his nephew, John Scott, 8th
Laird died without male issue.
In 1747/8 Allan Ramsay painted the two daughters of John Scott
of Harden; Mary Lillias and Anne in similar painted ovals (as
recorded in The Complete Catalogue of his Paintings by Alastair
Smart), in the same year their cousin Walter Scott became MP
and inherited the title as 10th Laird aged only 23.
Contained within a period carved wood frame
£3000 - 5000
810
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English School (18 /19 century)
Portrait of a young man, half length, wearing a
green coat and holding a pamphlet
Oil on canvas, 76cm by 63cm
£500 - 700
815
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English School (18 /19 century)
Portrait of Mrs Christian, mother of Harriet, seated,
half length, wearing period costume
Inscribed on a partial old label verso, oil on canvas,
50.5cm by 40.5cm
£500 - 700
811
George Knapton (1698-1778)
Portrait of Mrs Knight, standing, three quarter
length, holding a basket containing birds
Inscribed Mrs Knight, oil on canvas, 95cm by
71.5cm
816
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English School (19 century)
Portrait of a gentleman, half length, wearing period
costume with a yellow waistcoat
Oil on canvas, 76cm by 63.5cm
£300 - 400
George Knapton, the son of a City Merchant, spent seven years
as apprentice to Jonathan Richardson the elder and attended
the St Martin's Lane Academy. He was a founder-member of the
Roman Club and following a tour of Italy founded the Society of
Dilettanti becoming their official portrait painter in 1740.
817
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English School (19 century)
Portrait of a Dragoon Officer, standing, three
quarter length
Oil on canvas, 19cm by 23.5cm, unframed
£300 - 400
A well recorded portrait by Knapton depicts Robert Knight,
Baron Luxborough (painted c.1748/9 which sold at Christie's 11
Dec 2009 Lot 146). In June 1750 Robert Knight's son, the Hon
Henry Knight married Frances Heath, daughter of Thomas
Heath, MP for Harwich. It is possible this is a portrait
commissioned by the Baron of his new daughter-in-law, Frances
Knight remarried in 1763 following Henry Knight's death, this
time to Henry Scott, 4th Earl of Deloraine.
£6000 - 8000
812
Attributed to Sir Thomas Lawrence PRA
(1769-1830)
Portrait of a Gentleman, said to be Charles, 2nd
Earl Grey, head and shoulders, wearing period
costume
Inscribed on a plaque, oil on canvas, 76.5cm by
61.5cm
818
Follower of John Philip Simpson (c.1853-1866)
Portrait of a negro slave, half length, wearing a
cream shirt, his wrists in chains
Oil on canvas, 76.5cm by 63.5cm
Among well-known British painters who included black slaves
and black male figures in their work during this period were Eyre
Crowe, William Mulready, Richard Ansdell and Edwin Longsden
Long (1829-1891). In Long's work Uncle Tom and Little Eva of
1866, now in the Russell-Cotes Museum, Bournemouth, the
black slave bears some resemblance to the model in the above
work, so Long does merit consideration on the basis of
comparison with certain of his earlier, less finished, paintings.
£2000 - 3000
819
Frederick Waters Watts (1800-1862)
‘Landscape with Cottages, Petersfield’;
‘Landscape with Cottages, Epsom’
Both extensively inscribed verso, oil on paper, each
11cm by 16.5cm (pair)
827
Attributed to Thomas Sidney Cooper RA and
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Thomas Creswick RA (19 century)
Farmyard scene in summer
Oil on canvas, 95cm by 123cm
£5000 - 7000
Provenance: Ex. Frost & Reed, stock no. 57844
828
George Jackson (fl.c.1830-1864)
Farmyard scene
Inscribed and dated 1850 on the original frame,
also inscribed on a later label verso, oil on canvas,
51.5cm by 65.5cm
£1200 - 1500
820
Frederick Waters Watts (1800-1862)
‘The Well at Heavitree, Exeter’;
‘Broadclyst Church, Exeter’
Both inscribed on exhibition labels verso, oil on
paper, each 11cm by 16.5cm (pair)
Provenance: Ex. Frost & Reed, stock no. 57844
£1200 - 1500
821
Edmund Bristow (1787-1876)
Farmer on horseback with a cow and calf nearby;
Landscape with farmers, cattle and sheep beside a
path
Both signed, inscribed on the frames, oil on panel,
each 25cm by 35.5cm (pair)
£1200 - 1400
822
Thomas Christopher Hofland RBA (1777-1843)
‘View of Helvellyn, with Ullswater’
Inscribed, oil on canvas, 41cm by 61.5cm
Ex. collection C.R.Maxted Esq, Brantinghamthorpe, Brough,
Yorkshire, 12 November 1969
£800 - 1000
829
Daniel Sherrin (fl.1895-1915)
‘On the Conway’
Signed and inscribed, oil on canvas, 51cm by 76cm
£800 - 1000
830
Daniel Sherrin (fl.1895-1915)
‘Near Bettws-y-Coed’
Signed and inscribed, oil on canvas, 51cm by 76cm
£800 - 1000
£800 - 1200
831
Attributed to Daniel Sherrin (fl.1895-1915)
River landscape with hills in the distance
Oil on canvas, 51cm by 76cm
£300 - 400
823
Edmund John Niemann (1813-1876)
Lake District landscape with a woodman on a sunlit
path
Signed and dated (18)48, oil on canvas, 55.5cm by
92cm
832
Ernest Walbourn (fl.1897-1904)
River landscape in summer, with a girl, ducks and
chickens
Signed, oil on canvas, 51cm by 76cm
£3000 - 4000
Niemann was born in Islington, to a German father. Exhibited at
the Royal Academy, the British Institution and the Society of
British Artists, and also in Manchester and Liverpool. In 1848 he
became Secretary of the Free Exhibition (later the Portland
Gallery).
833
David George Steell ARSA (1856-1930)
Summer river landscape in the Highlands
Signed and dated (18)82, inscribed on labels verso,
oil on canvas, 50cm by 68cm
£950 - 1250
Ex. collection Rev. S Simpson
£1800 - 2000
824
Walter Williams (fl.1841-1876)
‘In Bolton Woods, Yorkshire’;
Mountain stream with trees
Both signed, dated 1876 and inscribed verso, one
indistinctly, oil on canvas, oval, vignettes, each
16.5cm by 11cm (a pair)
£300 - 400
825
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Circle of James Thomas Linnell (19 century)
Country lane with pine trees on a sandy bank
Oil on board, oval, 29.5cm by 42.5cm
£300 - 500
826
Attributed to George Cole (1810-1883)
Landscape with a drover, sheep and cattle
Inscribed on the original frame, oil on canvas, 41cm
by 56cm
£1000 - 1200
834
William Hanna Clarke (1882-1924)
Cattle in a stream, a meadow beyond
Signed and indistinctly dated, possibly 1911, oil on
board, 35cm by 45cm
£350 - 450
835√
James Walter Gozzard (1888-1950)
River landscape with children fishing from a boat
Signed, oil on canvas, 61cm by 31cm
£600 - 800
836
James George Bingley (1840-1920)
Children and lambs in an orchard
Signed with the artist's initials, inscribed on a
plaque, oil on canvas, laid down, 38cm by 63cm
£600 - 800
837
Philip Hutchings Rogers (1786/94-1853)
River landscape with a drover and cattle
Signed and indistinctly dated, oil on canvas, 61cm
by 76cm
£3000 - 4000
838
David Payne (d.1891)
‘The Trent at Ingleby’
Signed, also signed, inscribed and dated 1875
verso, oil on canvas, 28.5cm by 37cm
£350 - 450
839
Emily E. Desvignes (Mrs Bicknell) (fl.1855-1876)
Sheep resting beside a stream
Signed and dated 1872, inscribed incorrectly on the
original slip, oil on canvas, 30.5cm by 40.5cm
£550 - 650
840
J.A. Henderson Tarbet (d.1938)
Scottish grouse moor
Signed, indistinctly inscribed verso, oil on canvas,
43cm by 52cm
£500 - 700
841
George Sherwood Hunter RBA (d.1920)
Country house in Horbury
rd
Signed, inscribed and dated August 23 1879, oil
on canvas, 17.5cm by 23cm
£300 - 350
842
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Joseph Paulman (19 century)
Timber wagon with figures in a landscape
Signed, oil on canvas, 41cm by 61cm
£400 - 600
843
Carlton Alfred Smith RI, RBA, ROI (1853-1946) √
Three children and a dog beside a Scottish croft
Signed and dated 1878, oil on canvas, 67cm by
92cm
846
Style of James Arthur O'Connor (early 19th
century)
Figures in a landscape;
Figures in a landscape
Oil on panel, framed within an oval, each 33cm by
38cm (pair)
£2000 - 2500
847
Edward Henry Holder (fl.1864-1917)
Children playing in a wooded glade
Signed and dated 1871, inscribed on a plaque, oil
on canvas, 23cm by 33cm
Provenance: Sutcliffe Fine Paintings, Harrogate
Sold with biographical details on the artist
£800 - 1200
848
W. Stuart Lloyd RBA (fl.1875-1929)
‘Evening on the River Buelt, Kent’
Signed, inscribed on the original frame, oil on
canvas, 55cm by 91cm
£2800 - 3800
849
Attributed to Edward O. Bowley (fl.1843-1870)
‘A Way through the Forest ‘
Extensively inscribed on a label verso, oil on
canvas, 91cm by 152cm
Ex. collection Edwin Harcourt, Atlas Works, Moseley Street,
Birmingham
£1500 - 2500
850
Julius Olsson RA, PROI, RBA, RWA, NEAC
(1864-1942)
‘The Poppy Field ‘
Signed, inscribed on the original slip, oil on canvas,
41cm by 51cm
£700 - 900
£1000 - 1500
851√
John P. Downie RSW (1871-1945)
Chickens amongst corn stooks, farm nearby
Signed, inscribed on a partial exhibition label verso,
oil on canvas board, 31cm by 23.5cm
£400 - 500
844
James Charles (1851-1906)
Summer river landscape
Signed with the artist's monogram, oil on canvas,
44cm by 56.5cm
£1000 - 1500
852
John Gunson Atkinson (fl.1849-1879)
‘An Autumnal Day, Froggat Edge, Derbyshire’
Signed, inscribed verso, oil on canvas, 30.5cm by
51cm
£400 - 500
845
Robert Scott Temple (fl.1874-1900)
River landscape with ducks beside boat houses
Signed, oil on canvas, 51.5cm by 76.5cm
£450 - 650
853
J.V. de Fleury (fl.1847-1868)
Italian coastal scene with figures on a path in the
foreground
Indistinctly signed and dated, oil on canvas, 43cm
by 71.5cm
£600 - 800
Provenance: Renoir Galleries Ltd, Crescent Road, Harrogate,
August 1980
854√
William Grant Murray ARCA (Lond) (1877-1950)
Boatyard with figures, a windmill in the distance
Signed with the artist's initials and dated 1911,
inscribed verso, oil on canvas board, 25.5cm by
34.5cm
£600 - 800
855
Edward Masters (fl.1869-1875)
Village scene with horses and carts
Oil on canvas, 52.5cm by 78.5cm
£2500 - 3000
856√
William Hoggatt RI, RBC, RCamA (1880-1961)
‘A Small Farmstead, Isle of Man’
Signed and indistinctly dated, possibly (19)07,
inscribed on the artist's original label verso, oil on
canvas, 31cm by 41cm
£1500 - 2000
857√
Edgar Hunt (1876-1953)
Farmyard scene with goat, chickens and chicks
Signed and dated 1935, oil on canvas, 36cm by
46cm
£10000 - 15000
858
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Attributed to William E Pettingale (19 century)
‘By the Brook’
Bears a false BW Leader signature and dated
1884, inscribed on the stretcher verso, oil on
canvas, 41cm by 61.5cm
£2500 - 3500
859
Style of Peter Monamy (1670-1749)
Seascape with shipping in a naval battle
Oil on canvas, 89cm by 114cm
£4000 - 6000
860
Follower of Thomas Luny (19th century)
Sailors in a rowing boat approaching a sailing ship,
others beyond
Oil on canvas, 45cm by 60cm
£1500 - 2000
861
Joseph Walter (1783-1856)
Frigates and other vessels anchored off a coastline
Signed and indistinctly dated, oil on canvas,
46.5cm by 61cm
The artist was born in Bristol and ranked, with Nicholas Pocock,
as Bristol's best marine painter. Although it was described on his
death certificate that he was ‘A ship portrait painter ‘ he was
more than that and drew well, his draughtsmanship being
excellent. As well as his ship portraits he recorded such events
as the floating out of the SS Great Britain in 1843.
£3000 - 5000
862
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English School (19 century)
Shipping at the mouth of a harbour
Indistinctly signed and dated, oil on canvas, 56cm
by 82.5cm
Previously attributed to John Wilson Carmichael, bearing an old
typed label verso
£1000 - 1500
863
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Follower of James Francis Danby (19 century)
Whitby Abbey from Sandsend
Inscribed and dated August 1870 on the stretcher
verso, oil on canvas, 33cm by 51cm
£200 - 300
864
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Henry Hare (19 /20 century)
Sailing vessel near a lightship, a headland beyond
Indistinctly signed and dated 1904, oil on panel,
18.8cm by 29.cm
£1500 - 2000
865
Attributed to Hubert Thornley (fl.1859-1898)
River scene at sunset;
Moonlit river scene with figures and fishing boats
Both bearing a signature, oil on canvas, each 35cm
by 30.5cm (pair)
£1000 - 1500
866
Alfred Montague (1832-1883)
Shipping off the Dutch Coast’
Signed, inscribed on a plaque and dated 1857, oil
on canvas, 44cm by 61cm
£1500 - 2000
867
Arthur Wilde Parsons RWA (1854-1931)
Coastal scene with waves breaking on rocks
Signed and dated (18)97, oil on canvas, 41cm by
56.5cm
£250 - 300
868
Reginald Aspinwall ARCamA (1858-1921)
Beach scene, with shrimp boats in the distance
Signed and dated 1908, inscribed verso Sea Piece,
also signed verso and inscribed Lancaster, oil on
canvas board, 25cm by 35cm
£350 - 450
869
G. Turland Goosey (fl.1919-1930's)
‘Fishing Boats in the Harbour, St Ives’
Signed, extensively inscribed verso, oil on canvas,
51cm by 56.5cm
Provenance: The Paisnel Gallery, 22 Masons Yard, St James's,
London
£700 - 1000
870
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English School (19 century)
‘Figures in the Leicester Gallery, Knowle Hall’
Inscribed verso, oil on board, 24.5cm by 35.5cm
£350 - 400
871
Follower of Francis Swaine (early 19th century)
Figures and fishing boats on an estuary;
Moonlit river landscape with figures and fishing
boats
Both indistinctly signed, oil on canvas, each 51cm
by 61.5cm (pair)
£1000 - 1500
872
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H. Meulus (19 century)
Coastal scene with figures rescuing survivors from
a wreck
Signed and dated 1851, oil on canvas, 74.5cm by
102cm
£1500 - 2000
873
William Dommersen (1850-1927) Dutch
‘River Amstel, Amsterdam ‘
Signed, inscribed on a plaque, also inscribed verso,
oil on canvas, 51.5cm by 78.5cm
Provenance: Fine Art of Oakham Ltd
£1800 - 2500
874
Attributed to Laurent Herman Redig (1822-1861)
Dutch
‘Dutch River Scene’
Bears a signature, extensively inscribed on an
exhibition label verso, oil on panel, 63.5cm by
84.5cm
Provenance: Marie-Louise Fine Art, ‘The Middlehey ‘, Oxton,
Nottinghamshire
£2000 - 3000
876
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Continental School (19 century)
Reclining female nude upon a chiffon sheet,
amongst roses
Indistinctly signed, oil on canvas, 36cm by 94cm
£600 - 800
877
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Continental School (19 century)
Portrait of a girl, head and shoulders, wearing a
cream lace dress and bonnet
Oil on board, 65cm by 46cm
£400 - 600
878
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E...Artaria (19 century)
Portrait of a girl, seated, half length, holding a lyre
Signed, oil on canvas, 76cm by 51cm
£800 - 1200
Inscribed Cox & Company, 37 Duke Street, St James's London
£1000 - 1500
881
Attributed to Joseph Hornung (1792-1870)
Swiss
Boy and girl riding a mule in a mountainous
landscape
Bearing an old photocopied page from Benezit
verso, oil on panel, 102cm by 74cm
£1000 - 1500
882
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L...Dore (19 century)
Portrait of a girl, half length, wearing a blue dress
with fur accessories
Signed, oil on canvas, 68.5cm by 55.5cm
£600 - 800
883
Albert Friedrich Schroder (1854-1939) German
‘The Solo’;
‘The Toast’
Both signed and inscribed, oil on canvas, each
50cm by 60cm (pair)
£6000 - 8000
884
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Pierrette Gringoire, called 'Vincente' (19
century) French
Girl seated in a chair playing a musical instrument
Signed and dated 1890, inscribed on a plaque, also
extensively inscribed verso, oil on canvas, 73cm by
60cm
£800 - 1200
885
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Follower of Antoine Watteau (19 century)
Elegantly dressed ladies with their children beside
a wall of a country estate;
Elegantly dressed lady seated amongst garden
statuary, with children nearby
Oil on canvas, each 67.5cm by 55cm (pair)
£800 - 1200
886
Karl Weise (1839-1914)
Interior scene with a girl dressed in period costume,
on a chaise longue
Signed, oil on canvas, 71.5cm by 101cm
£1000 - 1500
879
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Continental School (19 century)
Interior scene with figures at a dining table
Indistinctly signed, oil on canvas, 30cm by 42cm
£400 - 600
887
Casimir van den Daele (1818-1880)
Gentleman winding wool with a lady in an ornate
interior;
Musical serenade, gentleman playing a violin
beside a table
Both signed and dated 1859 and 1860 respectively,
one extensively inscribed on an old label verso, oil
on panel, each 68cm by 92cm (pair)
£3500 - 4500
880
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Henri le Comtois (19 century)
Cavalier holding a bouquet of flowers, a lady on a
balcony nearby
Signed, inscribed on a plaque, oil on canvas,
92.5cm by 73.5cm
888
Casimir van den Daele (1818-1880)
‘The Centre of Attentio’‘, interior scene with a lady
holding a baby, other children nearby
Signed, oil on panel, 69cm by 91.5cm
£1500 - 2000
889
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Attributed to Frederico Ballesio (19 century)
Italian
Gentleman playing a piano in an interior
Signed, inscribed Roma - Tivoli, oil on canvas,
45cm by 63cm
£1500 - 2000
890
Gennara Guglielmi (b.1804) Italian
Interior scene with elegantly dressed ladies and
gentlemen playing cards
Signed, oil on canvas, 55cm by 82cm
£1500 - 2500
891
Daniel Hock (1858-1934) Austrian
Portrait of a girl, head and shoulders, wearing a
green dress
Signed and dated 1880, oil on panel, 46cm by
33cm
£500 - 700
892
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Alex de Andries (19 /20 century) Belgian
Portrait of a cavalier, half length, wearing a red
velvet cloak over his right arm
Signed, inscribed on a plaque, oil on canvas, 82cm
by 66cm
£800 - 1200
893
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L....Palumbo (19 century) Italian
Portrait of an Italian girl;
Portrait of an Italian boy
Both signed, oil on panel, each 18cm by 14cm
(pair)
£500 - 600
894
Adrien de Braekeleer (1818-1904) Belgian
The Sportsman's Return
Signed and dated 1856, oil on panel, 33cm by
27cm
£1500 - 2500
895
Charles Jaques (1813-1894)
Cockerel, hens, chicks and a duck in a barn interior
Signed, inscribed on a plaque and on an old label
verso, oil on panel, 27cm by 21.5cm
£800 - 1000
896
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Circle of Gioacchino la Pira (19 century)
Coastal scene with fishing boats and figures in a
harbour;
Coastal scene fishing boats and figures, with
buildings and a hillside fort nearby
Oil on canvas, each 29.5cm by 47cm (pair)
£500 - 700
897
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P...Manillo (19 century)
The Grand Canal, Venice, with gondolas
Signed, oil on canvas, 51cm by 76cm
£600 - 800
898
Dutch School (19th century)
French Soldiers in a Landscape
Oil on panel, 57cm by 65cm
£3000 - 4000
899
Thomas Percy Earl (fl.1900-1930)
The racehorse 'Golden Miller', standing in a
paddock at Exning, Newmarket
Signed, inscribed and indistinctly dated, oil on
canvas, 64cm by 76.5cm
£5000 - 7000
900
Style of Henry Calvert (1798-c.1869)
Horses 'Match' and 'Premium' at Stillingfleet
Oil on canvas, 72.5cm by 92.5cm
Sold with three presentation plaques, one inscribed 'Match at
Stillingfleet, Best Two year Old Hunting Colt or Filly....'
£2000 - 3000
901
George Wright (1860-1942)
Grey hunter in a loose box
Signed, oil on canvas, 40.5cm by 56cm
£1000 - 1500
902
Edward Craven (fl.1910-1920)
‘Mirabot’
Signed, inscribed and dated 1932, oil on canvas,
51cm by 61cm
£500 - 700
903
Heywood Hardy ARWS, RPE (1843-1933)
Lady and gentleman on horseback beside a
blacksmith's forge
Signed, oil on panel, 26cm by 36cm
£10000 - 12000
904
George Ogilvy Reid RSA (1851-1928)
‘The News of the Morning’
Signed, inscribed on an old label verso, oil on
canvas, 46cm by 61cm
Provenance: Hibbert Bros, Norfolk Art Galleries, Norfolk Street,
Sheffield
£1300 - 1800
905
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English School (19 century)
Racehorses with jockeys at the start
Indistinctly signed, possibly R Dodd, and dated
1861, oil on board, 23cm by 27.5cm
£300 - 400
906
Attributed to John Atkinson (1863-1924)
Figures on horseback in a parkland landscape,
possibly Rotten Row, Hyde Park
Oil on canvas, 48cm by 81.5cm
£2000 - 3000
907
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Attributed to Charles Morris (19 century)
Grey pony with two Setters and dead game in a
Highland landscape
Bears a false John Gifford signature, oil on canvas,
126cm by 101cm
£1800 - 2500
908
Attributed to Edwin Loder (19th century)
Two Manchester Terriers
Oil on panel, 21cm by 28cm
£400 - 500
909
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Attributed to Edwin Loder (19 century)
Study of a King Charles Spaniel, seated on a
cushion
Inscribed on the stretcher verso, oil on canvas,
35.5cm by 45.5cm
£300 - 400
910
Wilson Hepple (1853-1937)
Cat and three kittens beside a hatbox
Signed and dated 1894, oil on canvas, 28cm by
38.5cm
£600 - 700
911
Colin Graeme Roe (1855-1910)
Gordon Setter and an English Setter;
Two Pointers
Both signed, one indistinctly dated, oil on canvas,
each 31cm by 26cm (pair)
£650 - 850
912
Colin Graeme Roe (1855-1910)
Spaniel with dead game, a leather satchel nearby
Signed and dated (18)92, oil on canvas, 59cm by
80cm
£1300 - 1800
913
John Russell (fl.1869-1918)
Still life of a prize Salmon on a riverbank
Signed, oil on canvas, 47cm by 92cm
£1400 - 1800
914
William Henry Davis (c.1795-1885)
Shorthorn heifer standing in a parkland
Signed and dated 1843, oil on canvas, 56cm by
68cm
£1000 - 1500
915
William Walker Morris (fl.1850-1867)
Two Cairn Terriers among sand dunes, dead game
in the foreground
Signed and dated 1861, oil on canvas, 76.5cm by
127cm
£3000 - 5000
916
James Hardy Jnr RI (1832-1889)
Still life of dead game, fruit in the foreground
Signed and dated 1863, oil on canvas, 29cm by
38cm
£500 - 700
917
Charles Thomas Bale (fl.1866-1875)
Still life of fruit and an earthenware tankard;
Still life of fruit and dead game
Both signed and dated 1887, oil on canvas, each
71cm by 92cm (pair)
£1800 - 2500
918
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Follower of Ellen Ladell (19 century)
Still life of fruits, with a glass nearby
Bearing a monogram, oil on panel, 30.5cm by
23cm
£600 - 800
919
W. E. D. Stuart (fl. 1846-1858)
Still life of fruit in a basket
Signed with the artist's initials and dated 1853,
inscribed on a label verso A Fruit Piece, oil on
canvas, shaped corners, 63.5cm by 76.5cm
£1200 - 1800
920
Vincent Clare (1855-1930)
Still life of fruit against a mossy bank
Signed, oil on canvas, 18cm by 23cm
£400 - 600
921
Thomas Binney Gibbs (b.1870)
Still life of roses in a glass vase
Signed, oil on canvas, 51cm by 41cm
£250 - 350
922
James Arundel (1875-1960)
Still life of Poinsettias and fruit
Signed and dated 1932, oil on board, 85.5cm by
73.5cm
There is an oil study of pheasants and fruit verso
Ex collection Dr W Greenwood
£400 - 500
923
Henry Nelson O'Neil ARA (1817-1880)
‘Scene from Twelfth Night’
Signed and dated 1862, inscribed on the frame, oil
on canvas, 66cm by 80cm
£4000 - 6000
924
Alexander M. Rossi (fl.1870-1903)
Interior scene with figures, possibly relating to the
Music Hall strike of 1907
Signed, oil on canvas, 122cm by 171cm
There is written material on the history of the Music Hall wars
available on request
£3500 - 4500
925√
Alfred Lyndon Grace (1867-1949)
‘Checkmate’
Signed, inscribed verso, oil on canvas, 46cm by
61cm
£550 - 650
934
Alfred Walter Bayes RE (1832-1909)
‘Pleasant Reading’
Signed, inscribed on a label verso, oil on board,
43cm by 33cm
£300 - 400
926
Davidson Knowles RBA (fl.1879-1896)
Interior scene with a lady seated at a piano, a
gentleman with a violin nearby
Signed, oil on panel, 36cm by 46cm
£500 - 700
936
George Augustus Freezor (fl.1861-1879)
Girl selling flowers beside a gateway
Signed (18)69, oil on canvas, 26cm by 21cm
£200 - 300
927
Edward Charles Barnes (fl.1856-1882)
Girl holding a posy of spring flowers in woodland
glade
Signed, oil on canvas, 89cm by 58.5cm
£1500 - 2000
928
Edward Charles Barnes (fl.1856-1882)
Interior scene with a lady being presented with a
dagger
Signed and dated 1870, oil on canvas, 71cm by
91cm
Provenance: Cooling Galleries Ltd, New Bond Street, London
£2000 - 3000
929
Attributed to Joseph H. Barnes (fl.1867-1887)
Children feeding ducks beside a pond
Signed Barnes, oil on canvas, 61cm by 51cm
£800 - 1200
930
Joseph Clark ROI (1834-1926)
‘Teasing the Kitten’
Signed and dated 1876, oil on canvas, 64cm by
54.5cm
Provenance: Haynes Fine Art; The Bindery Galleries, High
Street, Broadway, Worcestershire May 1996
Sold with biographical details on the artist and copies of other
documents
£6000 - 8000
931
Joseph Clark ROI (1834-1926)
‘Bedtime’
Signed and dated 1890, oil on board, 34cm by
25.5cm
£1000 - 1200
932
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English School (20 century)
Portrait of a girl, half length, wearing a red dress
Oil on canvas board, 26.5cm by 19cm
£250 - 300
933
J.. Edgar Mitchell (1871-1922)
Fashionable young lady seated beside a mirror
Signed, oil on canvas, 142.5cm by 112cm
The work bears a later label with the name Wynyard
£600 - 800
937√
Attributed to Abbey Altson (1864-c.1949)
Portrait of a girl wearing a blue dress decorated
with a rose
Bears a later signature, oil on canvas, 61cm by
51cm
Provenance: Horner Galleries, Sheffield
£700 - 1000
938√
Abbey Altson (1864-c.1949)
‘Iris’, portrait of a girl, half length, wearing a cream
dress and blue and gold embroidered shawl
Signed, inscribed on the frame below, oil on
canvas, 61cm by 52cm
£1000 - 1500
939
Attributed to Charles Augustus Henry Lutyens
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(19 /20 century)
‘Music’;
Putti with flowers amongst clouds
One inscribed verso, oil on canvas, oval, each
59.5cm by 44cm (pair)
£500 - 800
940
Attributed to Elijah Walton (1833-1880)
Study of a bearded gentleman wearing a turban
Oil on canvas, a preparatory unfinished sketch,
28.5cm by 26cm
£500 - 700
941
Attributed to John Anthony Puller (fl.1821-1867)
Children beside a path;
Children with stooks of corn and a dog beside a
stream
Both signed, extensively inscribed on old collectors'
labels verso, oil on canvas, each 22cm by 25.5cm
(pair)
£3000 - 4000
942
William Mellor (1851-1931)
‘Rydal Lake from Loughrigg Side’;
‘Llyn Ogwen, North Wales’
Both signed, inscribed verso, oil on board, each
16.5cm by 25cm (pair)
£3500 - 4000
943
William Mellor (1851-1931)
‘Langdale Pikes from the River, Langdale
Westmorland’, figures fishing on a riverbank
Signed, inscribed verso, 51cm by 76cm
£2000 - 3000
944
William Mellor (1851-1931)
‘Fairy Dell, Middleton Woods, Near Ilkley,
Yorkshire’, figures picking bluebells
Signed, inscribed verso, oil on canvas, 51.5cm by
76.5cm
£2000 - 3000
945
William Mellor (1851-1931)
River landscapes with trees and waterfall;
River landscapes with trees and waterfall
Signed, oil on canvas, each 44cm by 35cm (pair)
£800 - 900
946
William Mellor (1851-1931) and Joseph Mellor
(fl.1850-1885)
Sheep by the side of a lake
Signed William Mellor, oil on canvas, 75cm by
126cm
£4000 - 6000
947
Joseph Mellor (fl.1850-1885)
Old cottages on a lane below Knaresborough
Signed and dated 1849, oil on canvas, 59cm by
90cm
£1500 - 2000
948
William Greaves (1852-1938)
Richmond Castle and town on the Swale
Signed and dated 1901, oil on canvas, 46cm by
61cm
£550 - 650
949√
George Graham RSW, RI, ROI(resigned), RBA
(1881-1949)
Continental marketplace with figures
Signed and dated 1912, oil on canvas, 27cm by
35cm
£600 - 900
950
John William Buxton Knight RBA, RE, NEAC
(1842-1908)
Extensive landscape
Signed, oil on canvas, 23cm by 32.5cm
£600 - 700
951√
Herbert Royle (1878-1950)
Summer landscape in Wharfedale
Signed, oil on canvas, 51cm by 76.5cm
£4000 - 6000
952
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Circle of Herbert Royle (20 century)
A Wharfedale Country Fair
Bears a signature, oil on board, 34.5cm by 44.5cm
£700 - 1000
953
Richard Weatherill (1844-1913)
Fishing boats off Whitby Harbour
Signed, oil on board, 23cm by 38.5cm
£2500 - 3000
954
Ernest Dade (1864-1934)
River scene with barges and other shipping,
possibly the pool of London
Signed, oil on canvas, 102cm by 152cm
£6000 - 8000
955√
Ernest Higgins Rigg (1868-1947)
Summer pasture with cattle grazing in the
foreground
Signed, oil on canvas board, 27cm by 35cm
£300 - 500
956
John William Howey (1873-1938)
‘Ramston Bridge’
Signed, inscribed and dated May 1929 verso, oil on
panel, 30cm by 36cm
£800 - 1200
957√
Lionel Townsend Crawshaw BA, LLM, RSW
(1864-1949)
Girl beside a tree in a landscape
Signed, oil on panel, 22cm by 27.5cm
£1000 - 1500
958
Frederick William Jackson RBA, NEAC
(1859-1918)
The artist's studio, with a lady and gentleman
examining a picture on an easel
Signed, oil on canvas, 50.5cm by 65.5cm
£7000 - 9000
959
Frederick William Jackson RBA, NEAC
(1859-1918)
‘The Farmyard ‘
Signed, inscribed on an old label verso, oil on
canvas board, 26cm by 36.5cm
Provenance: Charles A Jackson, Police Street, Manchester
£1500 - 2000
960√
Rowland Henry Hill (1873-1952)
Dining room scene
Signed and dated 1920, oil on canvas, 36cm by
48.5cm
£3000 - 5000
961√
James William Booth RCamA (1867-1953)
The Lane at Ellerby
Signed, oil on canvas laid down, 22cm by 32cm
Provenance: Phillips & Sons, Cookham
£3000 - 3500
962√
James William Booth RCamA (1867-1953)
Farmyard Scene
Signed with the artist's initials, bearing an exhibition
label verso, oil on canvas board, 13.5cm by 23cm
Provenance: Renoir Galleries Ltd, Harrogate, 11 May 1974
£600 - 800
963
Mark Senior NPS (1862-1927)
Runswick Bay
Signed, oil on panel, 18.5cm by 29cm
Provenance: Family of the artist
£2500 - 3000
964
Mark Senior NPS (1862-1927)
Figures amongst woodland at Runswick
Oil on panel, 26.5cm by 21.5cm
Provenance: Family of the artist
£3000 - 4000
965
Mark Senior NPS (1862-1927)
‘Evening Glow’
Signed, inscribed and dated 1912 on the partial
remains of an old label, oil on panel, 19.5cm by
24.5cm
Provenance: Michael Parkin Fine Art Ltd, Motcomb Street,
London
£4000 - 6000
Contemporary Art
966√
Norman Adams RA (1927-2005)
‘An Oval Marine Passion - Mist Enveloping the
Sea ‘
Initialled, inscribed and dated (19)73, pencil and
watercolour, 58cm by 51.5cm
£80 - 120
967√
Geoffrey W. Birks YWS (1929-1993)
Northern industrial town with figures on a path
Signed, oil on board, 46cm by 56.5cm
Born in Pudsey, Birks studied at Bradford College of Art and
worked in the textile trade in Yorkshire. He received
recognition in the UK being accepted by the Royal Academy.
His works hang in the Houses of Parliament, and throughout
Europe, Australia, USA and Canada. Birks' trade symbol is 'the
little black cat'.
£800 - 1000
968√
Geoffrey W. Birks YWS (1929-1993)
Figures at the entrance to park gates, an industrial
town nearby
Signed and dated (19)74, oil on board, 51cm by
61cm
£800 - 1000
969√
Geoffrey W. Birks YWS (1929-1993)
Moorland scene with an industrial town in the
distance
Signed, pastel drawing on tinted paper, 34.5cm by
52cm
£300 - 400
970√
Geoffrey W. Birks YWS (1929-1993)
Norfolk coastal scene
Signed, pencil and watercolour, 31cm by 45.5cm
£300 - 400
971√
Geoffrey W. Birks YWS (1929-1993)
Industrial northern landscape
Signed, oil on paper, 22cm by 31cm
£200 - 300
972√
Geoffrey W. Birks YWS (1929-1993)
View above Huddersfield with Castle Hill in the
distance
Signed, pencil and watercolour, 24.5cm by 37.5cm
£120 - 150
973√
Geoffrey W. Birks YWS (1929-1993)
Beach scene at low tide
Signed, pencil and watercolour, 31cm by 45.5cm
£250 - 300
974√
After Geoffrey W. Birks YWS (1929-1993)
‘Talent Spotters’
Signed artist's proof, coloured reproduction, 36cm
by 53cm
This print was specially commissioned by Granada Television as
one of their 30th anniversary mementos. All the prints were sold
out.
£300 - 350
975√
After Geoffrey W. Birks YWS (1929-1993)
‘Hole in the Road’;
‘Three of the Best’;
‘In Trouble with the Law’;
‘School Doctor Next!’;
‘School Dentist’;
‘Fish and Chips 30 Times’;
‘Time Gentlemen Please’;
‘Rug Tabbing'
Signed artist's proofs, bearing the artist's
blindstamp, numbered and inscribed with the titles,
coloured reproductions, each 30.5cm by 21.5cm,
unframed (8)
£150 - 200
976√
Nikolai Fedorovich Bortnikov (b.1916) Russian
‘Farmyard’
Extensively inscribed on various labels verso, oil on
board, 29cm by 35cm
£150 - 200
977√
Owen Bowen ROI, PRCamA (1873-1967)
Ravenscar Quarry at Twilight’
Inscribed on the stretcher verso, oil on canvas,
56.5cm by 77cm
£700 - 800
978√
Owen Bowen ROI, PRCamA (1873-1967)
‘Moonrise’
Signed, inscribed verso, oil on canvas, 36cm by
53.5cm
£300 - 400
985√
Wladyslaw T Chmielinski (1911-1979) Polish
‘View from Krakow’;
‘Street Scene in Krakow’
Both signed, oil on panel, each 24cm by 34cm
(pair)
£500 - 700
987√
John Steven Dews (b.1949)
Schooner in a calm estuary at twilight
Signed, oil on canvas, 62cm by 92cm
£2000 - 3000
979√
Hugh Boycott Brown (1909-1990)
‘Buckingham Palace from St James's Park’
Signed and inscribed verso together with Spring
55, oil on board, 29cm by 39cm
£250 - 350
988√
Alvarez Gomez Domingo (b.1942) Spanish
Two girls on a beach
Signed, pastel, 77cm by 38cm, in a modern frame
with book Domingo, illustrated pg.59
£250 - 350
980√
Paul Brown (b.1967)
‘Dusk Parliament’
Signed, oil on canvas, 50cm by 73cm, within a
modern gilt frame
£200 - 300
989√
Cecil Rochfort D'Oyly John (1906-1993)
Santa Margarita near RaPaul
Figures in an Italian Rivara Scene
Both signed, oil on canvas, 24.5cm by 35cm and
34.5cm by 69.5cm (2)
£250 - 350
981√
Reginald Grange Brundrit RA, ROI (1883-1960)
River landscape
Oil on canvas, 45cm by 66.5cm
Provenance: Sotheby's Belgravia, 27 June 1978, lot no 121
£500 - 600
982√
Canute Caliste (1914-2005) Grenadian
MR. CANUTE CALISTE THIS IS SEE (sic) CLOUD
THE U.S.A SHIP CAME TO THE WEST TO HELP
THE POOR FOR 1995,
Acrylic on hardboard, 43.5cm by 44cm;
MR.CANUTE CALISTE OLD DANCER IN
CARIACOU (sic) IS W.I. 1995,
Acrylic on hardboard, 37.5cm by 37cm (2)
Provenance: Purchased by the present vendor's parents from
the artist in Grenada in the 1980's
£200 - 300
983√
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R...Caspers (20 /21 century)
Still life of fruit against a mossy background;
Still life of fruit contained in a cabbage leaf
Both signed, oil on panel, each 41cm by 51cm
(pair)
£1200 - 1800
984√
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R...Caspers (20 /21 century)
Still life of fruit against a mossy bank;
Still life of fruit
Both signed, oil on panel, each 25.5cm by 20.5cm
(pair)
£400 - 600
990√
Cecil Rochfort D'Oyly John (1906-1993)
Views of Scotney Castle, Lamberhurst, Kent
Both signed, oil on canvas, 35cm by 70.5cm and
35cm by 70cm (pair)
£150 - 250
991√
Aline R Ellis (1886-1971)
A Sketchbook with studies of dogs, horses, deer
and duck in pencil, pen and ink,
A sketchbook with studies of figures, flowers and
animals
Various sketches and studies of dogs including
terriers, poodles, corgis and labradors, horses,
donkeys and other animals, some signed and
inscribed, some watercolour, pencil, pen and ink,
pastel, all on paper or card, various sizes (qty)
Born in Bishop Auckland in 1886 Ellis lived much of her life in
Hertfordshire having studied in Bushey at the art school run by
renowned equine artist Lucy Kemp-Welch. She specialised in
tin glazed earthenware pottery, particularly of dogs and equine
subjects, completing her work from the coach house in her
garden at Ebury Lodge, Kingsbury. She exhibited between
1933 to 1940 including The Royal Academy in 1940.
£250 - 400
992√
Aline R Ellis (1886-1971)
‘The Snow Dog’ a sketchbook work, watercolour,
pen and ink;
Etchings of horses and dogs, various sizes the
largest 20cm by 25cm, unframed (24);
A collection of ephemera relating to the work and
life of Aline Ellis including press cuttings
photographs, exhibition catalogues and etchings
(qty)
£250 - 350
993√
Aline R Ellis (1886-1971)
‘Joe and Ben’ sketchbook inscribed in front cover
'Joe and Ben by Aline Ellis', 11 pen and ink
drawings and watercolours
Sixteen preparatory sketches for works in Joe and
Ben, one inscribed, along with writing of 'Rabbit
Scene'
£800 - 1200
994√
After Tracey Emin (b.1963)
‘Sometime's.. The dress is worth More Money Than
The Money’
Print, facsimile signature and dated 2001, signed
on verso, 83cm by 58.5cm, in a modern gilt frame
£800 - 1200
995√
Jose L Giner (20th/21st century) Spanish
‘The Yellow Shawl’
Signed, 79cm by 62cm
£800 - 1200
996√
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Circle of John Strickland Goodall (20 century)
Beach scene with ladies holding parasols
Oil on canvas board, 17.5cm by 25cm
£400 - 500
997√
Catherine Goodman (b.1961)
Self Portrait
Oil on board, inscribed to verso in red pen painting
by Catherine Goodman at Camberwell Art School,
57cm by 62cm
Executed whilst a student at Camberwell College of Art.
£600 - 800
998√
Arthur Goodwin (1922-1998)
Working drawing for mosaic ‘Bristol ‘,
monogrammed, watercolour on paper, 56cm by
77cm
Arthur Goodwin attended the Royal College of Art. His studies
were interrupted by the war when he served with the RAF in the
Far East. After the war he became a teacher and exhibited in
London and the provinces.
£250 - 350
999√
Orlando Greenwood RBA (1892-1989)
Girl standing in a landscape wearing a cream and
yellow dress
Signed, oil on canvas, 66cm by 61cm
£400 - 500
1000√
Tim Gustard (b.1954)
‘A Couple of Tots ‘
Signed and dated (19)97, inscribed on an exhibition
label verso, oil on canvas board, 16.5cm by 13cm
Provenance: Polack Galleries, King Street, St James's, London
£600 - 700
1001
After Rolf Harris (b.1930) Australian
‘Winter Willow’
Giclee canvas, Edition size 195, No.95/195,
49.5cm by 75cm, with label certificate
£400 - 600
1002
After Rolf Harris (b.1930) Australian
‘Autumn Sunlight Westminster’
Giclee canvas, Edition size 175, No.148/175, 65cm
by 55cm, with label certificate
£400 - 600
1003
Rolf Harris (b.1930) Australian
‘Intuition’
A bronze sculpture, Edition No.72/595, signed in
the bronze ROLF, stamped foundry mark and
numbered 72/595, 29cm, boxed, with certificate
£400 - 600
1004√
Claude Harrison ARCA, RP (1922-2009)
Girl and two figures beside an estuary dressed in
harlequin costume;
Four figures standing on a trolley, decorated with a
cockerel's head, pink satin and ribbons;
Four figures in a small boat on a lake;
Two figures beside an Estuary flying kites
All signed and dated (19)94, all inscribed verso,
tempera on board, each 12.5cm by 17.5cm (a set
of four)
£1500 - 2000
1005√
Casanova Hernandez (20th/21st century)
Spanish
Summer blossom
Signed, oil on canvas, inscribed on verso, 38cm by
46cm
£300 - 400
1006√
Howson (20th century)
Kneeling Nude, rear view
Signed Howson, red chalk/pastel, 41cm by 28.5cm
£150 - 250
1007√
Louis Robert James (1920-1996)
‘The Harbour’
Signed and dated ‘'59 ‘ (1959), inscribed verso in
red pen BLS No.26, in black pen 386 THE
HARBOUR Louis James '59 and in pencil 26, oil on
board, 16.5cm by 24cm, in original white and gilt
frame
£200 - 300
1008√
Cecil Kennedy (1905-1997)
‘Summer’
Signed, inscribed on a plaque, also inscribed verso,
oil on canvas, 61cm by 51cm
Provenance: P. Polak, King Street, St James's, London, ref. no.
526/7
£10000 - 15000
1009√
Peter Knox (b.1942)
‘Busy Beach’
Signed, oil on panel, 34cm by 34cm
£400 - 600
1016√
Alan Lowndes (1921-1978)
‘Old Doss House’
Signed and dated 1972, inscribed verso, oil on
board, 76cm by 45.5cm
1010√
After Oscar Kokoschka (1886-1980) Austrian
Mountainous landscape with a figure in the
foreground
Indistinctly signed, artist's signed proof, numbered
32/65, black and white print, 51cm by 64.5cm
£80 - 120
Provenance: Crane Kalman Gallery, London
1012√
Alan Lowndes (1921-1978)
‘March Fair’
Signed and dated 1960, inscribed verso, oil on
board, 86cm by 76cm
Provenance: Crane Kalman Gallery, London; exhibited at a
retrospective exhibition of the artist's work and a book launch
June 2010; ex collection Rod Steiger Esq, circa 1960
Born in Stockport, Lowndes left school at the age of fourteen to
become an apprentice to a decorator. He held his first one man
exhibition at the Crane Gallery, Manchester and later the Crane
Kalman Gallery, London. His paintings are characterised by
their bright palette and depictions of industrial scenes of the
north of England.
£12000 - 15000
1013√
Alan Lowndes (1921-1978)
‘The Portwood Bridge’
Signed and dated 1968, extensively inscribed
verso, oil on canvas, 76.5cm by 50.5cm
Provenance: Crane Kalman Gallery, London; a private
collection, London, (purchased from the Gallery in 1968); The
Rutland Gallery, Bruton Street, London
£10000 - 15000
1014√
Alan Lowndes (1921-1978)
‘Sylvan Grove’
Signed, extensively inscribed on various exhibition
labels verso, oil on canvas, 52cm by 77cm
Exhibited at the Alan Lowndes Exhibition, Stockport Art Gallery
September - October 1972, cat no 1; ‘A Selection of Paintings
by Alan Lowndes - Crane Kalman Gallery, December 1961 January 1962 ‘, cat no 36
£10000 - 15000
1015√
Alan Lowndes (1921-1978)
‘A Memorial Tree ‘
Signed and dated 1976, inscribed verso, oil on
canvas, 51cm by 76.5cm
Provenance: Crane Kalman Gallery, London; private collection,
London, (purchased from the Gallery in 1976)
£10000 - 15000
£7000 - 9000
1017√
After Laurence Stephen Lowry RA (1887-1976)
‘Group of Children’
Signed in pencil, with the blindstamp for Fine Art
Trade Guild, from an edition of 850, a colour
reproduction, 20cm by 20.5cm
£400 - 500
1018√
Wendy MacBride (20th/21st century)
Coastal view through grasses
Monogrammed WMcB, pastel, 36cm by 37cm, in a
modern frame
£250 - 350
1019√
John Mackie (b.1955)
Sunlit square with figures in a Mediterranean town
Signed and indistinctly dated (19)93, oil on canvas,
41cm by 51cm
£700 - 900
1020√
Terry McGlynn (1903-1973)
Farm buildings with a dry stone wall
Signed, oil on board, 36cm by 63cm
£250 - 300
1021√
Tom McGuinness (1926-2006)
The Rescue
Signed and dated (19)80, oil on panel, 37cm by
90.5cm
Born at Witton Park in County Durham, educated at the local
Roman Catholic School, St Chad's. 1940-1944 worked in the
timber trade, then started in the coal industry as a 'Bevin Boy'.
Remained in mining for 39 years. Attended evening classes at
Darlington Art College and became a member of the
Spennymoor Settlement, a pioneering community arts group.
Made redundant in 1982.
£2000 - 3000
1022√
Tom McGuinness (1926-2006)
A mining village
Signed and dated (19)61, oil on board, 46cm by
76cm
£3000 - 4000
1023√
Tom McGuinness (1926-2006)
‘Thin Seam’
Signed, inscribed and dated (19)61, oil on board,
41cm by 61cm
£2000 - 3000
1024√
Tom McGuinness (1926-2006)
‘The Allotments, Easington’
Signed artist's proof, limited edition print, 180/200,
dated (19)92, coloured aquatinted etching, 55cm by
75cm
£200 - 300
1025√
Tom McGuinness (1926-2006)
‘Gala Day, Seaham’
Signed artist's proof, limited edition print, 155/200,
dated (19)92, coloured aquatinted etching, 55cm by
75cm
£200 - 300
1026√
Tom McGuinness (1926-2006)
‘The Nature Trail, Murton’
Signed artist's proof, limited edition print, 109/200,
dated (19)92, coloured aquatinted etching, 55cm by
75cm
£200 - 300
1027√
Lewis Morley (b.1925) British
Portraits of Barry Humphries titled Barry, Edna,
Sandy and Les,
A set of four c-type colour photographs, signed,
inscribed and blind stamped, inscribed to verso
1997/2007 Ed. 4/15 Lewis Morley 2007, 40cm by
30cm
£800 - 1200
1028√
Sir Cedric Lockwood Morris (1889-1982)
‘Garden Produce’
Signed and dated (19)63, extensively inscribed on
various labels verso, oil on canvas, 92cm by
71.5cm
Exhibited at the Welsh Arts Council Exhibition, Cardiff, the Ixion
Society, Hadleigh, the Upper Grosvenor Galleries, London and
the De Vere Society, London
British painter, plantsman and teacher, born at Sketty, Swansea,
the son of Sir George Lockwood Morris. He was a farmer in
Canada and studied singing at the Royal College of Music.
Together with Arthur Lett Haines he founded the East Anglian
School of Painting and Drawing. In 1984 an exhibition was
devoted to him at the Tate Gallery, London. Lucian Freud was
one of his students.
£5000 - 8000
1029√
John Lowrie Morrison (b.1948)
‘Portnairk, Ardnamurchan’
Signed Jolomo and dated 2000, inscribed on a
label verso, oil on canvas, 61cm by 61.5cm
£1400 - 1600
1030√
John Lowrie Morrison (b.1948)
Scottish coastal scene with a cottage and
mountains
Signed Jolomo and dated 2001, oil on canvas,
61cm by 61.5cm
£1400 - 1600
1031√
Philip Naviasky (1894-1983)
‘Peniscola’
Signed, inscribed on a plaque, oil on canvas laid
down, 37cm by 46cm
£200 - 300
1032√
Philip Naviasky (1894-1983)
‘Study of a French Girl’
Signed twice, inscribed on the mount below, black
chalk and sanguine, 46cm by 39.5cm
£200 - 300
1033 √
Fina C Oliver (b.1958) Spanish: A Bronze
Abstract Sculpture, modelled as a male and
female rising up between two walls, signed F C
OLIVER and numbered 2/7, on a veined green
marble base, 40cm
£500 - 700
1034√
After Trevor Price (b.1966)
‘Bathing Lovers II’;
‘Bathing Lovers III’
Signed and titled in pencil, both numbered 67/100,
silkscreen prints, 29.5cm by 36cm and 30cm by
35.5cm respectively, in modern black frames (2)
£150 - 250
1035√
Jose Manuel Reyes (b.1963) Spanish
‘Grapes’
Signed, oil on panel, 44cm by 36cm
£600 - 900
1036√
John Ridgewell (b.1936)
A partially dismantled colliery
Signed and dated (19)71, oil on canvas, 51cm by
61cm
£350 - 450
1037
David Schneuer (1905-1988) Israeli
‘Comedienne’;
‘Night’
Both signed and numbered in pencil Edition
No.45/250 and No.57/250, lithographs, each 38cm
by 31cm
£400 - 600
1038√
Kathleen Scott (nee Bruce), Baroness Kennett
(1878-1947) Sir Peter Markham Scott, as a young
boy, the only child of Antarctic explorer Robert
Falcon Scott and sculptor Kathleen Bruce, bronze,
signed K SCOTT, 190cm
She attended the Slade School of Fine Art, London from 1900 to
1902, and then enrolled at the Académie Colarossi in Paris from
1902 to 1906 and was befriended by Rodin.
A statue at Oundle School entitled ‘Here Am I, Send Me ‘ is
erroneously held to be modelled on Peter Scott.
£6000 - 9000
1039√
Anatoly Shapovalov (b.1949) Russian
Sunflowers and Digitalis
Signed in Cyrillic (lower right), oil on canvas,
91.5cm by 61cm
£600 - 800
1040√
David Shepherd RA (b.1931)
Oak trees in a ploughed field
Signed, oil on canvas, 51cm by 76cm
£1200 - 1800
1041√
David Shepherd RA (b.1931)
57 Brompton Square, London
Signed, oil on canvas, 31cm by 23cm
£800 - 1200
1042√
Brian Shields ‘Braaq’ FBA (1951-1997)
Industrial town in winter
Signed and dated (19)76, inscribed Ann, oil on
panel, 30.5cm by 40.5cm
£3000 - 4000
1043
Starlie Sokol-Holne (b.1958) American
Abstracts
Signed in pencil, numbered 1/1 and E.V, mixed
media on paper, 46cm by 45.5cm and 45.5cm
square respectively, in contemporary black frames
(2)
£400 - 600
1044√
Jacqueline Stanhope (b.1963)
Henrietta Knight with ‘Best Mate, Gold Cup Winner
2002-2004 ‘
Signed, inscribed Best Mate, also inscribed on a
plaque, oil on canvas, 55.5cm by 61cm
£600 - 900
1045√
Mackenzie Thorpe (b.1956)
‘Shut That Bloody Door’
Signed with the artist's monogram, bearing
copyright symbol and extensively inscribed on an
exhibition label verso, pastel drawing, 67.5cm by
47cm
Provenance: Halcyon Gallery, The Pallasades, Birmingham and
Bruton Street, London
£1800 - 2500
1046√
Mackenzie Thorpe (b.1956)
‘Child out of Pram’
Signed with the artist's monogram, bearing
copyright symbol, acrylic, 74.5cm by 76.5cm
£1500 - 2000
1047√
Mackenzie Thorpe (b.1956)
‘A Paradise’
Signed with the artist's monogram, bearing
copyright symbol, inscribed and dated 2006 verso,
pastel drawing, 109cm by 75cm
£1500 - 2000
1048√
After Mackenzie Thorpe (b.1956)
‘The Children’
Signed in pencil with the artist's monogram, titled
and numbered 411/850, Washington Green
blindstamp, colour print, 33cm by 27cm
£200 - 300
1049√
After Mackenzie Thorpe (b.1956)
‘Having a rest’
Signed in pencil with the artist's monogram, titled
and numbered 11/850, Washington Green
blindstamp, colour print, 30cm by 32cm
£200 - 300
1050√
After Mackenzie Thorpe (b.1956)
‘Life in the Land’
Signed in pencil with the artist's monogram, titled
and numbered HC 10/18, colour print, 47cm by
49cm
£100 - 150
1051√
After Godfrey Tonks (b.1948)
‘Landscape near Scilla, the Loire’;
‘Lavender, Provence’
Signed and titled in pencil, Numbered 4/195 and
5/193, prints, 48cm by 35.5cm and 48cm by 35cm
respectively, in modern frames (2)
£150 - 250
1052√
Dmitry Nikitovich Tugarinov (b.1955) Moscow
Fighting Dogs
Blue patina bronze, signed D Tugarinov c1990 4/9,
30cm and 28cm long on a rectangular polished
mahogany plinth
Dmitry N Tugarinov graduated from Moscow State Surikov
Institute of Fine Art in 1979. Since 1975 he has regularly taken
part in local and international exhibitions. He is a Moscow
Komsomoi Prize nominee. He got the first prize in the Prague
International Competition in 1985. In 1996 the title of Significant
Artist of the Russian Federation was conferred on him, and he
was given the Gold Medal by the Academy of Arts.
£250 - 350
1054
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Jonathan Armigel Wade (20 /21 century)
‘Chalky's Day Out ‘
Signed, inscribed verso, oil on board, 41.5cm by
61cm
£1000 - 1500
1055
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Jonathan Armigel Wade (20 /21 century)
‘Weekend at Gull Cottage’
Signed, inscribed verso, oil on board, 21.5cm by
61cm
£700 - 1000
1056√
Gary Walton (b.1962)
A stylised building on rocks and boat on a beach
Signed, watercolour, 49.5cm by 32.5cm
£250 - 350
1057√
Charles Wyatt Warren (1908-1993)
Mountainous river landscape in North Wales
Signed, oil on board, 37cm by 47cm
£400 - 500
1058√
Carl Andrew Whitfield (b.1958)
Gloucestershire Old Spots in a farmyard
Signed, oil on board, 34cm by 48cm
£700 - 900
1059√
Norman Wilkinson CBE, PRI, ROI, RSMA, HRWS
(1878-1971)
Shipping in a harbour, figures collecting seaweed;
Shipping and a city in the distance
Both signed, oil on canvas board, partially laid
down, each 31cm by 41cm (pair)
£600 - 800
1060√
Norman Wilkinson CBE, PRI, ROI, RSMA, HRWS
(1878-1971)
Beach scene with figures, yachts on an estuary;
Estuary scene with yachts and seabirds
Both signed, oil on canvas board, partially laid
down, each 31cm by 41cm (pair)
£600 - 800
1061√
After John Wilson (20th/21st century)
A Working Day
Giclee on canvas, 150 Edition size, No.2/150,
47.5cm by 73cm with certificate
£250 - 350
1062
Mikhail Zharov (b.1974) Ukranian
‘Sunflowers’
Signed, oil on canvas, inscribed to verso and dated
2009, 91.5cm by 61cm
£1000 - 1500
1063√
20th century
Male with spiky hair
Oil on board, monogrammed AW, 71cm by 63.cm
£100 - 150
Friday 23 March at 12 noon in
Saleroom 2
Taxidermy, Game Trophies and Natural
History
1070
Leopard (Panthera pardus), circa 1910, head
mount, with snarling open jaw, on a shield, the
head 31.5cm long
£400 - 600
1071
Lioness (Panthera leo), circa 1970, rug with head
mount, with open snarling jaw, backed onto black
felt, 275cm long nose to tail tip, 185cm across fore
limbs
£300 - 400
1072
Brown Hyaena (Parahyaena brunnea), modern,
shoulder mount, freestanding, upon cylindrical base
applied with a banding of the animal's coat, the
head 59cm, overall 85.2cm
£200 - 300
1073
Honey Badger (Mellivora capensis), modern, full
mount, on naturalistic sanded base, 65cm long
overall; and Rock Hyrax (Procavia capensis), full
mount, in crouched pose, 32cm long, on faux
rockwork (2)
£80 - 120
1074
Roebuck (Capreolus capreolus), BASC Gold
Medal Winner (final score 136), Aberdeen 2008,
antlers on upper skull, 6 points, right antler 24.9cm,
left antler 27.1cm; Three Bronze Medal
Examples, the highest score 118.85, all with
certificates and medals, on wood shields; and Two
Other Medal Winning Roebuck Antlers, on cut
frontlet and upper skull respectively (6)
£150 - 250
1075
Cape Eland (Taurotragus oryx oryx), modern,
shoulder mount, right horn 65cm, left horn 68cm
long (straight measured)
£200 - 300
1076
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Warthog (Phacochoerus africanus), late 20
century, ten sets of tusks, each set mounted on an
African hardwood shaped shield
£200 - 300
CITES Appendix I Annex A
Sold with Animal Health permission letter 404-11/12
£6000 - 8000
1085
Clam (Tridacna gigas), circa 1930, full shell, as
two halves, 64cm wide; and Two Other Half Clam
Shells, circa 1930, the largest 86.5cm wide (4)
£300 - 500
1077
Black-Faced Impala (Aepyceros malampus
petersi), modern, shoulder mount, 57cm from the
wall; and Southern Impala (Aepyceros
malampus malampus), modern, two shoulder
mounts, 46cm from the wall (3)
£200 - 300
1086
White Tailed Deer (Odocoileus virginianus),
shoulder mount, on wood shield with plaque
inscribed Black Swan Inc Mariposa Hunt 1985
Falfurrias, Texas, USA, White Tailed Deer killed by
Bill Brough and Another White-Tailed Deer,
Abilene, Texas 1990, shoulder mount, on shield
(2)
£250 - 350
1078
Sable Antelope (Hippotragus niger niger),
modern, two shoulder mounts, one facing to the
right, the other to the left, first specimen right horn
107cm, left horn 105.5cm, second specimen right
horn 106cm, left horn 108cm, 86cm from the wall
(2)
£400 - 600
1087
An Elephant and Hippopotamus Tusk Mounted
Barometer Stand, circa 1890, as two small
elephant tusks forming an arch over a pair of
hippopotamus tusks, supporting an ebonised
barometer (a/f), upon an ebonised rectangular
plinth, 55cm high, 68.5cm wide
£120 - 180
1079
Plains Zebra (Equus quagga), modern, full skin
rug, backed onto black felt, 312cm long
£250 - 400
1088
Rusa (Cervus timorensis rusa), Jang Plateau,
Java, Ledebach 1934, antlers on frontlet, 81cm
long, tip to tip 53.3cm; and Malaysian Sambar
(Cervus unicolor), antlers on frontlet, 4+3, 41.3cm
long, tip to top 33cm, all on shields (2)
£150 - 250
1080
Fallow Deer (Dama dama), Petworth Park 1891
(No.4), peruque, antlers on frontlet, 13+14, 66cm
long, tip to tip 44.5cm, with label Exhibition of Deer
Heads J G Millais
£200 - 300
1081
Marsh Deer (Blastocerus dichotomus), antlers
on frontlet, 5+5, 53.5cm long, tip to tip 63.5cm, on
wood shield
£350 - 550
1082
Great Indian Muntjac (Muntiacus grandicornis),
Anam 28/1/1929, Rowland Ward, antlers on
frontlet, right antler 26cm, left antler 25cm, width
21cm, length of longest brow 6cm, with The Field
letter relating to the exhibition of this trophy in
Berlin 1937 as World Record 10 1/2 inches, on
original shield with ivorine plaque
£200 - 300
1083
Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus), circa 1900,
full mount, in all glass picture frame wall case
(antique specimen re-cased)
Name and address of purchaser to be forwarded to comply with
the Wildlife (NI) Order 1985
£200 - 300
1084
A Rhinoceros Horn Knobkerrie, Zulu, circa
1880-1900, with unusual panel carved cushion
knop, 55cm long, 441g
1089
Kerama Sika (Cervus nippon keramae), skull
with antlers, 10cm long, tip to tip 12.7cm;
Japanese Sika (Cervus nippon nippon), antlers
on frontlet, 39.5cm long, tip to tip 29.2cm; and
Yakushima Sika (Cervus nippon yakushimae),
skull with antlers, 24cm long, tip to tip 16.5cm (3)
£150 - 200
1090
Dybowski Sika (Cervus nippon hortulorum),
skull with antlers, 71cm long, tip to tip 61cm; and
Japanese Sika (Cervus nippon nippon),
Bowland, Lancashire, skull with antlers, 5+5,
48cm long, tip to tip 49cm (2)
Scientists now believe this no longer to be a sub-species, but a
hybrid between Manchurian Sika and Eastern Red
£150 - 250
1091
A Camel Skull, 41cm long
£100 - 150
1092
Puffin (Fratercula arctica), full mount, standing
amongst mosses and flowers, beneath a glass
dome and mahogany effect circular plinth, 26cm
high overall
Name and address of purchaser to be forwarded to comply with
The Wildlife (NI) Order 1985.
£80 - 120
1093
Illuminated Case containing Three Harriers and
Mallard Prey: female Marsh Harrier (Circus
aeruginosus), circa 1920, female Hen Harrier
(Circus cyaneus), and male Monatgus Harrier
(Circus pygarus)
With CITES A10 (non-transferable) licence No.248630/01 and
248630/02
Name and address of purchaser to be forwarded to comply with
the Wildlife (NI) Order 1985
£300 - 500
1094
Butterflies: Mainly Male and Female of Each
Species, comprising Troides haliphron pallens Saleyer Island, Indonesia, Troides plato, form
chitonia - Temor Island, Indonesia, Ornithoptera
priamus demophanes - P.N.G., New Guinea,
Troides aeacus thomsoni - Maya Peninsular,
Malaysia, each mounted in mahogany effect glazed
frame with description and sex, overall 29.5cm by
23cm (4)
£300 - 400
1095
Butterflies: Mainly Male and Female of Each
Species, comprising Ornithoptera croesus toeanti Morotai Island, Indonesia, Troides brookiana
albescens - Idoh, Malaysia, Ornithoptera priamus
admiralitatus - Admiralty Islands, Papua New
Guinea, Ornithoptera tithonus misresiana - Arfak
Mountains, Indonesia, each mounted in mahogany
effect glazed frame with description and sex,
overall 29.5cm by 23cm (4)
£300 - 400
1096
A 19th Century Mahogany Butterfly Specimen
Chest of Drawers, with fifteen glazed drawers
containing a quantity of butterflies and moths,
behind a hinged door, height 112cm
£700 - 1000
1097
Gavial (Gavialis gangeticus), circa 1880,
fore-mount, jaw closed, original wooden backboard
with suspension loop, 74.5cm long; Another
Gavial, circa 1900, full mount, 123cm long overall;
Crocodile (Crocodylus niloticus), circa 1880,
head mount, with jaw slightly open, with original
wood backboard for suspension, 46cm long; and
Alligator (Alligator mississippiensis), circa
1920, full mount, with open jaw, red glass eyes,
50.5cm long (4)
£400 - 600
1098
Gerenuk (Litocranius walleri), Rowland Ward,
circa 1920, head mount, on original oak shield with
preservation label on the reverse
£200 - 300
1099
A Walking Stick, probably Rhinoceros Horn,
Sudan, circa 1850, with figural handle, the pommel
as a half figure of a man wearing stylised head
gear and with inset bone eyes, one hand on his hip,
the other held to his chest, upon a plain dark wood
tapering shaft with metal tip, overall 88cm long
Sold with Animal Health permission letter 409-11/12
£1500 - 2000
1100
Conus (Cone), specimens include:
Marmoreus - Queensland, Gubernator - Zanzibar,
Recurvus - Mexico, Tulica - Philippines, Retiper
menke - Guadalcanal, Magnificus - Gulf, Imperialis
- Pacific, Capitameus - Soloman Islands, Mahogani
- California, Monachus linne - Australia, Bayani India, Imperator woolacot - Queensland,
Hypochlorus tomlin - Taiwan, together with a box of
minute shells, with data, contained in steel filing
trays (207)
£200 - 300
1101
Murex, specimens include:
Scopio - Philippines, Erinacemoides - W.Mexico,
Decussata - W.Africa, Rubicundus philippi - Japan,
Incisa (Venado) - Panama, Hexaplex duplex roding
- W.Africa, Salleanus - Gulf of Mexico, Fusinus
nipponicus - Tosa, Japan, Angaria melanocantha Zamboango, Pacific, Chicoreus rubiginosus N.W.Australia, with data, contained in steel filing
trays (124)
£200 - 300
1102
Latiaxis, specimens include:
Thatcheri mirabius - Japan, Eurgeniae benadi Taiwan, Epitonium coromatum - South Africa,
Cirsotrema zelebori - New Zealand, Epitomium
scalare - East Asia
Xenophora, specimens include:
Calculifera - Pacific, Senegaensis - Ghana,
Stellaria solaris - Philippines, Haliotis emmae Victoria, Australia, Asper gillum agglutinams Queensland, Barnea costata linnaeus - Florida
Keys
Harpa, specimens include:
Amouretta roding - W.Pacific, Amouretta crassa Maldives, Voluta corbis lutosa - Western Cape,
Articulatus lamarck - Taiwan
Cymatium, specimens include:
Cabestana spengleri - West Auckland, Favartia
cellulosa - Florida, Fasciolaria tulipa - Grand
Cayman (Rum Point)
Strombus, specimens include:
Architectonica maxima - Philippines, Busycon
contrarium - S.E. North America, Volema
cochlidium - Indian Ocean (199)
£200 - 300
1103
Cowries, specimens include:
Cypraea histrio gmelin - W.Australia, Hesitata
iredale - S.Australia, Cypraea mus.linne Venezuala, Cypraea lurida - Greece, Onyx apusta
lamaarack - Mombassa (65)
£150 - 250
1104
Cowries, specimens include:
Mauritiana - Indo Pacific, Macrocypraea - Mexico
1969 (from Fred Stevens Jones Collection 1977),
Pulchra (Gray) - Arabic, Lynx - Broome,
W.Australia (25)
£100 - 200
1105
Cowries, specimens include:
Coxemi cox - Solomons, Cypraea lutea - Laminsa
Island, Pacific, Cypraea mayii - Australia, Cypraea
duluculum - East Africa, Cypraea nivosa S.Thailand
Cypraea, specimens include:
Cypraea Annette - San Francisco Bay, Cypraea
helvolva - Indo Pacific, Cypraea walker - Pacific,
Minoridens melvill - Solomon Islands, Boivinii
keener - Philippines (299)
£150 - 250
1106
Mixed Shells, specimens include:
Trivia pustule solandri - San Carlos Bay, Ovula
costatella - Indo Pacific, Bursa granularis - Florida,
Drupa lobata - Mauritius, Volva birostris - Taiwan
Volutes, specimens include:
Fulgoraria concinna broderip - Japan, Thatcheri
mccoy - Great Barrier Reef, Delicata fulton - Japan,
Alcithoe swainsoni marwick - New Zealand,
Aulicina nivosa oblita (grey) - N.W.Australia
Family Terebridae/Costellariidae e mitridge various locations including Australia, Indo Pacific,
Formosa, Taiwan (169)
£100 - 200
1107
Pectans - various locations including Japan, USA,
Texas, New Zealand, California, Taiwan
Senatoria suspecie nobilis - various locations
including Japan, Philippines, South China Sea area
Pectans e cypraeidae - various (qty)
£100 - 200
1108
Harpa costata - Mauritius
Oliva porphyria linne - Tropical West Africa
Cypraea mappa (red form) - Sula Sea, Philippines
Strombus listeri - Thailand
Lambis Violacea - Mauritius
Cypraea marginata - W.Australia (10)
£100 - 150
1109
Autantium gmelin - Pacific Ocean, Philippines (2)
£300 - 400
1110
Chama lazarus linne - Maldives
Nautilus pomilius
Cypraea autantium - Philippines
Lambis violacea (juvenile) - Mauritius
Murex pecten lightfoot - Philippines
A rare shell ‘egg’ (9)
£80 - 150
1111
Spondylus, specimens include:
Wrightianus - Australia, Americamus - Caribbean,
Regus - Japan, Tenellus - Victoria, Australia,
Simensis schreibers - Philippines, Coccineus
lamarck - Philippines, Squamosa - Philippines,
Murex, specimens include:
Palmarosea - Sri Lanka, Cornutus - Senegal,
Cornucervi - N.W.Australia
Volutes, specimens include:
Voluta nobilis - Singapore, Voluta ebraea (female) Brazil, Voluta ebraea (male) - Brazil, Volua
sowerbyl - S.W.Australia, Voluta (zidona) dufresnei
- Rio de Janeiro (44)
£150 - 250
1112
Fasciolariidae (mixed), specimens include:
Tibia curuirostrata - Red Sea, Fusinus novae
hollandiae - Australia, Strombus gallus - Caribbean,
Strombus pugilus - Gulf of Mexico
Murex negrispinosus - Philippines
Ostrea cristagalli - Indo Pacific
Ostrea imbricate - Japan
Murex trapa - Indo Pacific
Conus striatus - Reef off Cairns, Queensland
Charonia sauliae - Tosa, Japan
Strombus peruvianus - Gulf of Panama
Strombus lentiginosus - Mauritius
Tibia powsi (petit) - Philippines
Conus striatus (linne) - Cairns, Queensland (46)
£100 - 200
1113
Conus, specimens include:
Prometheus - West Africa, Geographicus Mauritius, Cypraea, Cerus - Florida, Tigris
schilderiana - Hawaiian Islands, Cymbium,
Hexaplex Erythrostomus - Guaymas, Cypraea
trigris peudorangium - Gulf of California, Melo
aethiopica - Indonesia, Tonna peroix - Pacific,
volua sowerbyi - New South Wales, Charonia
powelli - Australia, Tridacna Clam, Tonna sulcosa West Pacific, Strombus latus - Senegal, Periglipta
multicostata - Mexico (qty)
£100 - 150
1114
Mixed shells, specimens include:
Chlamys townsend - Persian Gulf, Pecten arco
gibbus - Florida Keys, Pecten arco irradianes Long Island, NY, Pecten tellina perma - Mauritius,
Chlamys gloriosa - Taiwan, Harpa amouretta
-S.W.Pacific, Tellina magna - Caribbean, Cypraea
friendii thersites - Australia, Tonna, Turbo (brown)
jourdani - S.W.Australia, Cardium pseudolima W.Africa, Charonia tritonis Linnaeus - Indo Pacific,
Haliotis ruber - S.E.Asia (qty)
£80 - 150
1115
Mixed shells, specimens include:
Nerita polita Linnaeus, Turris cosmoi, Senatoria
subspecie nobilis, Amusium japonicum, Pecten
radua linne, Terebra muscaria lamarck, Nassarus
olans linne, Turrittella duplicate, Pecten striatus
Schumacher, olive miniacea, Marginella pringlei
tomlin, Cancellaria, Bullia, Pyrene, Cantharus,
Fleuroliria, Struthiolaria (qty)
£80 - 150
1116
Mixed shells, specimens include:
Mitra, Pentaulum, Pectens, Chalamys,
Excellichlamys, UK shells, Limpets, Bursa, Drupa,
Turbo, Bivalves, Marginella, Polinicei (qty)
£100 - 150
1117
Wild Boar (Sus scrofa), two head mounts, both in
snarling pose on wood shields, one with title plaque
Bill Brough Domaine de Souvilly 11th January
1998, France (2)
£300 - 500
1118
A Miniature Model of a Dog, the brown coated
standing terrier-like dog wearing a collar and
turning slightly to dexter, on a red velvet mount
base beneath a glass dome and ebony plinth,
overall 22cm high
£400 - 600
1119
Plains Zebra (Equus quagga), modern, full skin
rug, backed onto black felt, 319cm long
£250 - 400
1120
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Narwhal (Monodon monoceros), 19 century,
tusk, 199cm long (tip missing)
This item, a hippopotamus skull and a giant clam were
purchased by the vendor's ancestors at an auction of a privately
established Lancashire museum founded around 1850. By
repute, the auction was in the 1860's or 70's.
CITES Appendix I Annex A
With CITES A10 (non-transferable) licence No.478327/01
£5000 - 7000
1121
Barren Ground Caribou (Rangifer tarandus
groenlandicus), Labrador, skull with antlers,
22+11, 129.5cm long, tip to tip 86.5cm
£150 - 250
1122
Formosan Sika Deer, a series of twelve mounted
black and white photographs, framed and glazed;
and Another for Chinese Water Deer (2)
£50 - 80
1123
Hangul or Kashmir Stag (Cervus elaphus
hanglu), head mount, 5+6, 94cm long, tip to tip
38cm
£250 - 400
1124
Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus), circa
1850-1900, two teeth, undecorated, heavily
patinated, 15.2cm and 18cm long respectively
CITES Appendix I Annex A
With CITES A10 (non-transferable) licence No.493966/01/02
With Class Licence WCA Schedule 5/Habitats Reg
£80 - 120
1125
Sable Antelope (Hippotragus niger), modern,
head mount, right horn 110cm, left horn 111cm
£250 - 350
1126
A White Metal Mounted Taxidermy Rhino Foot,
perhaps India, circa 1870-80, the truncated foot
with cylindrical mount embossed with graduated
circular bands of stylised leaf tips, flowerheads,
fruits, birds and foliage, 16cm high
£250 - 350
1127
A Late Victorian Mahogany Davenport
Containing an Extensive Collection of
Butterflies and Moths, the three-quarter gallery
over a hinged lid, over a pair of triple panelled
cupboards revealing ten mahogany glazed drawers
containing diverse, mainly British, moths and
butterflies, including Swallowtails, Peacocks,
Commas, Fritillaries, various types of Blue,
Cinnabar and Burnett moths, some arranged into
geometric patterns (no data), the davenport 67cm
wide
With Class Licence WCA Schedule 5/Habitats Reg
£450 - 650
1128
Leopard (Panthera pardus), circa 1959, flat skin
rug, 217cm long nose to tail tip, 140cm across
forelimbs
This leopard was shot as it was repeatedly killing local goats
near Serenje Borna, Central Provence, Northern Rhodesia. It
was given to the vendor in 1959 by an officer in the Veterinary
Department of the Northern Rhodesia Government
CITES Appendix I Annex A
With CITES A10 (non-transferable) licence No.493903/01
£400 - 600
1129
Insects: Three Glazed Wall Hanging Cases,
comprising a diverse collection of insects, many
Thailand and Indonesia, West Malaysia and
Cameron Highlands circa 2002 etc, including:
Phasma reinwardii
Chalcosoma atlas
Chalcosoma caucasus
Heliocopris dominus
Trachoidea westwood
one case 45cm by 57, two cases 36cm by 61.5cm
£120 - 180
1130
A Case of Seven Spiders, Insects and
Scorpions, including
Palamnaersus (x2)
Heteropteryx dilatata (x2)
Centipede (x2)
Eurypeima spinicrus
31cm by 76cm; and
A Further Case of Twenty-Four Diverse
Specimens, including
Scorpion (x2)
Heteropteryx dilatata - Cameron Highlands,
Malaysia 6 2004
Lethocerus grandis - Chiang Mai, Thailand 5 2004
(x6)
36cm by 61cm (2)
£100 - 150
1131
A Collection of Diverse Insects, Spiders and
Scorpions, in four glazed wall hanging cabinets,
including
Winged beetle - Xixuthrus SPP W Java, June 2000
Giant green winged stick insect (Eurycnema
versirubra) female
Rhinoceros beetle
Green catoxantha
Titanic beetle
Meadows chaffer
the largest frame 27cm by 67cm, the smallest
21.5cm by 27.5cm
£100 - 150
1132
Insects and Beetles, mainly dragonflies and
related, including
Aeshna grandis
A.cyanea
Libellula depresa
Ischnura elegans
the beetles including mainly Thailand species, two
cases 31cm by 46cm, the single case 45cm by
56.5cm
£100 - 150
1134
Civet (Viverra civetta), circa 1968, flat skin rug,
comprising thirteen pelts conjoined as a circle and
extending tails, backed onto red felt, 166cm
diameter overall
With original Republic of Zambia certificate of ownership-Import
Licence no. 53 7/11/68
£600 - 900
1135
Narwhal (Monodon monoceros) Tusk, circa
1850-1880, adapted circa 1930 as a lamp/shade,
tusk 140cm
With Class Licence CL07/2011/48
£2500 - 3500
1136
Plains Zebra (Equus quagga), modern, shoulder
mount, freestanding, on an ebonised wood drum
pedestal wrapped in zebra skin, the head 113cm,
185cm high overall
£1000 - 1500
1137
Goitered Gazelle (Gazella subgutturosa), Baiji
1919, half skull with horns, 33cm long, tip to tip,
16cm; Another, Takhteh 23/1/1951, Col Dunn,
female, horns on frontlet, 19.7cm long, tip to tip
7.5cm; Chinkara, Indian Gazelle (Gazella
bennettii), Puyat, ex Loder Collection, skull with
horns, 28cm long, tip to tip 10cm; Another, U.P.
India 1936, Col Lyn, skull with horns, 27.3cm long,
tip to tip 17.7cm; and Four-Horned Antelope
(Tetracerus quadricornis), half skull, 9.5cm long
(5)
£120 - 180
1138
Sambar (Cervus unicolor), Capt J Brander
Dunbar, antlers on frontlet, 94cm long, tip to tip
72.5cm
£100 - 150
1139
Moose (Alces alces), North America, antlers on
frontlet, 15+14, 96.5cm long, tip to tip 94cm, on oak
shield
£300 - 500
1140
Russian Elk (Alces alces camaloides), antlers on
frontlet, 3+5, 68cm long, tip to tip 94.5cm;
Mongolian Elk (Alces alces camaloides), cast
antler, 3 tines, 56cm long; and Elk (Alces alces
camaloides), deformed antlers on skull, 2+2,
20.5cm long
£120 - 180
1141
White-Lipped Deer (Cervus albirostris),
Quanshae Province, cast right antler, 5 points,
87.5cm long; and Another, Quanshae Province,
cast left antler, 5 points, 101cm long (2)
Provenance: Ex Christian Oswald Collection. Originally collected
1991
£150 - 250
1142
Merlin (Falco columbarius), circa 1920, male, full
mount, perched on wood amongst grasses and
ferns, in a later five-glass picture frame display
case with printed moorland background, 45.5cm by
17cm by 35.5cm
With CITES A10 (non-transferable) licence No.248633/03
£100 - 150
1143
Giraffe (Giraffe camelopardalis), modern, tanned
skin, with truncated limbs, 393cm from (cut) neck to
th
tail; Oryx (Oryx beisa), late 20 century, tanned
skin; and A Deer Skin (3)
£150 - 250
1144
Golden Plover (Pluvialis apricaria), by A J
Armistead, Darlington, 1986, two full mounts, on
mossy ground amongst grasses, against a tree
painted background (titled and signed by the
taxidermist), in a glazed wall hanging case with oak
frame, 61cm by 16cm by 51cm
Name and address of purchaser to be forwarded to comply with
The Wildlife (NI) Order 1985.
£70 - 100
1150
A Collection of World Butterflies, in four glazed
wall hanging cabinets, including
Morpho amathante
M.peleides
M.micropthalmus
M.cacisa
M.didius
M.aega
Haetera piera
Papilio bachus
Delias hyparete
Anaea nessus
Hamadryas fornax
Papilio paris hermosanus
each case 53cm by 86.5cm
With Class Licence WCA Schedule 5/Habitats Reg
1145
Warthog (Phacochoerus africanus), modern,
head mount, right upper tusk 22cm, left upper tusk
23cm, 54cm from the wall; and Another, right
upper tusk 22cm, left upper tusk 23.5cm, 58cm
from the wall (2)
£300 - 500
1146
Lion (Panthera leo), circa 2000, male, rug with
head mount, upon black felt, 310cm nose to tail tip,
210cm across forelimbs
£1000 - 1500
1147
Bees, miscellaneous species, including
Bombus ruderarius
B.pascuorum (Carder bee)
B.soroensas
B.lucorum
B.terrestris (queens)
B.lapidarus (queens)
in slim glazed case, 19.5cm by 62.5cm; and
Four Other Glazed Wall Hanging Cases of Flies,
Hover Flies and Similar (5)
£100 - 150
1148
A Collection of British Butterflies, in two glazed
wall hanging cases, including
White Letter Hairstreak
Painted Lady
Speckled Wood
Wall
Meadow Brown
Marsh Fritillary
Comma
each case 45.5cm by 56cm; and
Two Further Cases of Mixed World Butterflies,
each 38.5cm by 66cm
With Class Licence WCA Schedule 5/Habitats Reg
£200 - 300
1149
A Collection of Diverse Insects and Beetles,
contained in two glazed cases with black edge
taping, each 40cm by 60cm
£100 - 150
£250 - 350
1151
Comprehensive Moth Collection, a forty-five
drawer, three bank specimen chest, mainly British
moths, also two drawers of British butterflies, the
moths include
Portland Ribbon Wave
Coast Dart
Mathews Wainscot
The Satellite
Black Rustic
Swallow Prominent
Large Emerald
Lobster Moth
True Lovers Knot
Hebrew Character
butterflies include
Dark Green Fritillary (x2)
Purple Emperor (x5) pre-1981
Marsh Fritillary (x2) (ex stock) pre-1981
Green Hairstreak pre-1981
Small Blue
Marbled White
Glanville Fritillary pre-1981
Large Blue (Continental) pre-1981
Duke of Burgundy Fritillary pre-1981
With Class Licence WCA Schedule 5/Habitats Reg
£700 - 1000
1152
Brown Bear (Ursus arctos horribilis), circa
1920, head mount, with open jaw, on stained
figured wood shield, 43.5cm from the wall
£40 - 600
1153
Addax (Addax nasomaculatus), Rowland Ward,
circa 1920, horns on frontlet, right horn 68cm, left
horn 68cm (measured with the curves), tip to tip
48cm, on original oak shield with RW gouged mark
and numbered 1815
£180 - 250
1154
Giant Ammonite (Species: Titinites), Jurassic,
180 million years, 43cm diameter (max)
£700 - 1000
1155
Polar Bear (Ursus Arctos), circa 1960, skin rug,
flat head, upon original grey felt backing material
with dentil edge, 220cm from nose to tail, 195cm
across forelimbs
1162
Butterflies and Moths: four entomological store
boxes containing British moths, Tigers, Eggars,
prominents and Hawk Moths
CITES Appendix II Annex B
£80 - 120
£500 - 700
1156
Red Kite (Milvus milvus), circa 1995, full mount,
in glass display case
With CITES A10 (non-transferable) licence No.248633/04
Name and address of purchaser to be forwarded to comply with
the Wildlife (NI) Order 1985
£150 - 250
1157
Sawfish (Pristidae app.), circa 1930, rostrum, 29
pairs of teeth, 122cm long
With CITES A10 (non-transferable) licence No.476102/01
£180 - 250
1158
A Rhinoceros Horn Handled Walking Stick
th
Sword, 19 century, the pistol grip handle with
lower carved beaded rim, with polished steel
tapering blade within a malacca sheath with later
copper tip, the handle 12cm long (insect damage)
With Class Licence WCA Schedule 5/Habitats Reg
1163
Golden Eagle (aquila chrysaetos), 1913, full
mount, in pitch pine display case
Name and address of purchaser to be forwarded to comply with
the Wildlife (NI) Order 1985
£500 - 800
1164
Red Panda (Ailurus fulgens), circa 1938,
prepared skin, 97cm nose to tail tip (a/f, some with
paws with claws lacking)
£100 - 150
1165
Sind Ibex or Persian Pasang (Capra aegagrus
hircus), Record Class, horns on frontlet, right horn
117cm, left horn 114cm, tip to tip 24cm
£300 - 500
£600 - 900
1166
Red Deer (Cervus elaphus hippelaphus), Devon
& Cornwall Staghounds, Found Haddon Hill,
Taken Steat, Aug 28th 1885, 70cm long, tip to tip
66cm
£100 - 150
1159
Butterflies and Moths: an eight-drawer deal
entomological cabinet, 48.5cm wide, 59cm high
(glass tops missing), containing:
British butterflies and moths, pre 1971, including
one drawer of fritillaries
1167
Tibetan Red Deer or Shou (Cervus elaphus
wallichi), antlers on frontlet, 5+5, right antler
104cm, left antler 102cm, inside spread 92cm, tip
to tip 69.5cm, overall width 107cm, longest brow
tine 35cm, long bay tine 44cm, on wood shield
With Class Licence WCA Schedule 5/Habitats Reg
Sub species of Wapiti, Tibetan Highlands and Bhutan.
Believed to be extinct by 1912 but were re-discovered in 1988
by US scientists in Bhutan. A survey in 1995 revealed a herd of
about 200 Shou Deer, the only viable population of this deer.
This is a very rare opportunity to acquire the antlers of this
highly endangered species.
CITES Appendix I Annex A
Sold with Animal Health permission letter 379-11/12
£100 - 150
1160
Butterflies and Moths: an Oology Hills mahogany
eight-drawer cabinet, 63cm wide, 62cm high,
containing:
British butterflies and two drawers of foreign silk
moths; and an eleven drawer Oology Hills
mahogany empty cabinet, 63cm wide, 62.5cm high
(2)
With Class Licence WCA Schedule 5/Habitats Reg
£250 - 400
1161
Butterflies and Moths: a twelve-drawer pine/deal
cabinet with glazed door, 50.5cm wide, 86cm high,
containing a selection of British butterflies and
moths, including:
Clifton Non Pareil
good Tigers and Footmans
Hawls
8x Camberwell Beauty
With Class Licence WCA Schedule 5/Habitats Reg
£250 - 350
£1500 - 2500
1168
Saker Falcon (Falco cherrug), circa 2000, full
mount, perched on gnarled rootwood with grasses
and fungus, against a tree painted background,
within a five-glass picture frame wall hanging case,
60.5cm by 42.5cm
CITES Appendix II Annex A
With CITES A10 (non-transferable) licence No.248628/01
£150 - 250
1169
Guy Taplin (b.1939): Egret, carved and painted
driftwood, signed (beneath the bird) and titled,
raised upon an iron slender stem with cork and
wooden base, a label of the Bircham Gallery
underneath, also title label Egret on base by Guy
Taplin carved and painted driftwood GT0296,
101cm high overall
£2000 - 3000
1170
Short-Earred Owl (Asio flammeus), modern,
perched on old rootwood amongst moss and
grasses, against a painted misty mountainous
landscape, signed A J Armitsted, June 2000,
five-glass picture frame wall hanging case, 42.5cm
by 58cm
1179
Kestrel (Falco tinnunculus), circa 1920, full
mount, perched on a fence top amongst barbed
wire, mosses, against a painted background, in a
standing four-glass cabinet on dwarf cabriole legs,
27cm by 25cm by 53.5cm overall
CITES Appendix II Annex I
With CITES (non-transferable) licence No.248625/05
Name and address of purchaser to be forwarded to comply with
The Wildlife (NI) Order 1985.
With CITES A10 (non-transferable) licence no.248625/01
£150 - 250
£80 - 120
1171
Butterflies and Moths: four deal store boxes
containing British butterflies, Satyrids, Lycaenids,
Pierids, Nymphalids, some circa 1940-50
1180
Himalayan Tahr (Hemitragus jemlahicus),
Theobald Bros, Taxidermist's, Mysore, S India,
numbered 6083, circa 1910-20, head mount, on
original mahogany shield, right horn 27cm, left horn
26cm; and Spotted Deer or Chital (Cervus axis),
circa 1900, head mount, 6 points, right antler
81.5cm, left antler 87cm, 44cm tip to tip, on original
Indian hardwood shield (2)
£250 - 350
With Class Licence WCA Schedule 5/Habitats Reg
£150 - 250
1172
Butterflies and Moths: four deal entomology store
boxes containing a collection of British moths, two
contain Hawk Moths, Emperor, a series of Gypsy
Moths (extinct) and a selection of Footmans and
Kentish Glory
With Class Licence WCA Schedule 5/Habitats Reg
£150 - 200
1173
Butterflies and Moths: three antique library store
boxes with green leatherweave covering,
containing a collection of British butterflies,
including Swallowtails, Whites, Fritillaries and
Vanessids
With Class Licence WCA Schedule 5/Habitats Reg
£100 - 150
1174
Butterflies and Moths: four deal entomological
store boxes of Continental collection of bred
Saturnid moths, including some North American
species, including a Coscinocera hercules (female)
- Queensland
With Class Licence WCA Schedule 5/Habitats Reg
£150 - 250
1175
A Victorian Taxidermy Group of Twelve Exotic
Birds, circa 1880, including Parakeets and
Hummingbirds, on a lichen encrusted tree branch,
beneath a period glass dome with mahogany
circular plinth on button feet, 64cm high
£250 - 350
1177
Indian Wolf (Canis lupus pallipes), Van Ingen &
Van Ingen, Mysore, circa 1938, full skin rug, 65cm
long nose to tail tip, backed onto blue felt and with
original olive hessian cloth with stencilled number
2187, and with reservation notice
£50 - 80
1181
Black Rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis), Rowland
Ward, 1911, head mount, anterior horn longest
curve 41cm, basal circumference 46cm, posterior
horn longest curve 19.5cm, circumference 48.5cm,
overall length of head 126cm, original Ward label
on reverse
Sold with Animal Health permission letter 257/11
£35000 - 50000
1182
Warthog (Phacochoerus africanus), modern,
head mount, left upper tusk 30.5cm, right upper
tusk 29cm, 60cm from the wall
£250 - 350
1183
Beisa Oryx (Oryx beisa beisa), circa 1890, two
pairs of horns on cut frontlets, record class,
specimen one right horn 100cm, left horn 93.5cm,
specimen two right horn 98cm, left horn 89.5cm, on
matching decorative mahogany shields
£200 - 300
1184
American Black Bear (Ursus americanus), late
20th century, full mount, standing erect, closed
jaw, 180cm high, on oak plinth
CITES Appendix II Annex B
£1500 - 2500
1185
Leopard (Panthera pardus), circa 1930, rug with
head mount, with open jaw, backed onto later black
felt with serrated edge, 196cm long nose tip to tail,
103cm across fore limbs
£400 - 600
1186
A Pair of Buffalo Foot Bookends, with silver
plated caps and on L shape wood brackets, 25.5cm
high
£300 - 400
1187
Galapagos Giant Tortoise (Chelonoidis nigra),
circa 1870, head mount, on the original ebonised
wood shield, 29cm from the wall
£500 - 700
1194
Newfoundland Caribou (Rangifer tarandus
groenlandicus), J G Millas, antlers on frontlet,
27+26, 103cm long, tip to tip 52cm
£150 - 250
1188
Cowdrey Hunt Interest: A Group of Three
Hunting Whips, circa 1930, comprising bronze
hammer head example, with plaited leather, 15ct
gold broad ferrule, maker's mark MP, Birmingham
1927, inscribed JCP with crest above (this relates
rd
to W J C Pearson, 3 Viscount Cowdrey
1910-1995, 77cm long; Another, with stag horn
handle, by Swaine & Adeney, London, with 9ct gold
broad upper band inscribed WJCP FROM
MIDHURST AND EASEBOURNE 1931 (this relates
rd
to W J C Pearson, 3 Viscount Cowdrey
st
1910-1995, for his 21 birthday) (leather end
missing), 48cm long; and Another, with stag horn
handle, by Swaine & Adeney, with gate push and
lash, with broad silver band inscribed C 1930 (this
nd
relates to W H Pearson, 2 Viscount Cowdrey,
died 1933) (end section lacking) (3)
1195
Reindeer (Rangifer tarandus tarandus), South
Georgia, ex Loder Collection, Introduced from
Norway, skull with antlers, 9+9, 91.2cm long, tip to
tip 82.5cm; and Another, Scandinavia, antlers on
frontlet, 9+9, 108cm long, tip to tip 57cm (2)
£100 - 150
Midhurst and Easebourne are the basis of the Cowdrey Park
Estate
£250 - 350
1189
Tiger (Panthera tigris), 1942, by Van Ingen &
Van Ingen, Mysore, rug
£5000 - 7000
1190
Leopard (Panthera pardus), 1940, by Van Ingen
& Van Ingen, Mysore, rug
£2000 - 3000
1191
Fossils, Shells, Minerals and Natural History
Specimens, in Five-Tier Camphorwood
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Collector's Cabinet, 19 century, comprising a
fascinating assortment of sea shells (some with
data), sharks' teeth, seed pods, minerals
specimens etc, some with original labels, in a
rectangular case, 44cm by 30cm by 36.5cm
£600 - 800
1192
Little Owl (Athene noctua), circa 1920, recased
by A J Armistead, Darlington, 2001, full mount,
perched on a branch end amongst mosses and
ferns, against a tree painted background (signed
and dated by the taxidermist), in a five-glass picture
frame wall hanging case, 42cm by 13cm by 34cm
Name and address of purchaser to be forwarded to comply with
The Wildlife (NI) Order 1985.
With CITES A10 (non-transferable) licence No.249580/01
£100 - 150
1193
Lobster, modern, full mount, in a glazed case,
37cm by 12cm by 63cm
£100 - 150
1196
Suleiman Markhor (Capra falconeri jerdoni),
circa 1890, ex Loder Collection, horns on frontlet,
right horn 93cm (straight), 112.5cm (with the
curve), left horn 96cm (straight), 100cm (with the
curve), tip to tip 77.5cm, on shield
£700 - 1000
1197
Red Deer (Cervus elaphus hippelaphus),
Warnham Park, half skull with antlers, 14+12,
100.3cm long, tip to tip 66cm
£250 - 350
1198
Red Deer (Cervus elaphus hippelaphus), Devon
& Somerset Staghounds, Found Haswell
Thicket Taken Anderfield, Aug 28 1964, antlers
on frontlet, 82cm long, tip to tip 33cm
£100 - 150
1199
Red Deer (Cervus elaphus hippelaphus), Dolha,
27/9/1904, antlers on frontlet, 7+5, 101.5cm long
tip to tip 61cm
£150 - 250
1200
Swamp Deer (Cervus duvauceli), antlers on
frontlet, 6+7, 31.5cm long, tip to tip 95.2cm
£180 - 250
1201
Musk-Ox (Ovibos moschatus), female, skull with
horns, right horn 54.5cm, left horn 52cm, tip to tip
61cm, boss width 25.5cm, on shield
£150 - 250
1202
Lesers Malay Chevrotain or Kanchil (Tragulus
javanicus), pair of full mounts, in glass case
It is distributed in Mengla County of Southern Yunnan Province,
China
£100 - 150
1203
A Silver Plate Mounted Elephant Tusk Table
Centrepiece Dessert Stand, circa 1930, formed
as an arch of two tusks, each tusk of 72cm curve
supporting two graduated silver plated pie crust
salvers on brackets, the central tazza on ebonised
wood plinth with pierced full gallery and bun feet,
63cm high, 93cm wide
£200 - 300
1204
Nile Crocodile (Crocodylus niloticus), circa
1880, head mount, jaw open, on original wood
shield, 62cm from the wall
£500 - 800
1212
Giant Clam (Tridacna gigas), circa 1860-70, two
halves of one large shell, 90cm and 92cm wide,
59cm deep, with original oak display stand of
triangular section on castors
1205
Brown Bear (Arctos horribilis), circa 1930, rug
with head mount, 105cm nose tip to tail, 170cm
across forelimbs
£450 - 550
This item, a narwhal tusk and a hippopotamus skull were
purchased by the vendor's ancestors at an auction of a privately
established Lancashire museum founded around 1850. By
repute, the auction was in the 1860's or 70's.
1206
Leopard (Panthera pardus), Van Ingen, Mysore,
circa 1920, head mount, turning slightly to the left
with jaw snarling, on Indian hardwood shield with
applied ivorine plaque VAN INGEN MYSORE,
vestiges of original preservation label verso, 53cm
high
£300 - 500
1207
Black Rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis),
Somaliland 1894, attributed to Edward Gerrard,
head mount, anterior horn 38cm, girth 39cm,
posterior horn 14cm, girth 43cm, overall length of
head 100cm
Shot by Brigadier General G H Mainwaring, South Wales
Borderers. The Borderers are an antecedent of The Royal
Welsh.
Sold with Animal Health permission letter 405-11/12
£12000 - 18000
1208
Spotted Hyaena (Crocuta crocuta), modern, rug
with head mount, backed onto black felt, jaw open,
190cm long nose to tail tip, 166cm across forelimbs
£200 - 300
1209
Klipspringer (Oreotragus oreotragus), modern,
shoulder mount, 28cm from the wall; Oribi
(Ourebia ourebi), modern, two shoulder mounts;
Grey Duiker (Sylvicapra grimmia), shoulder
mount; and Six Skull and Horns of Small
Antelope, all on wood shields (10)
£150 - 250
1210
Gemsbok Oryx (Oryx beisa beisa), shoulder
mount, right horn 75cm, left horn 78cm, 55cm from
the wall; and Two Pairs of Oryx Horns on Upper
Skulls, on similarly shaped wood shields (3)
£200 - 300
1211
Plains Zebra (Equus quagga), modern, full skin
rug, backed onto black felt, 343cm long
£300 - 500
£400 - 600
1213
Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus), antlers on
frontlet, 6+7, 56cm long; White Tailed Deer
(Odocoileus virginianus), S.America, cast antler,
5 tines, 29cm long; and Another White Tailed
Deer, antlers on frontlet, 6+6, 48cm long, on shield
(3)
£100 - 150
1214
Schomburgk's Deer (Cervus schomburgki),
antlers on front, 6+8, 57cm long
£3000 - 5000
1215
Pudu (Pudu pudu), skull with antlers, 3cm long, tip
to tip 4.5cm, on shield
£250 - 350
1216
Fallow Deer (Dama dama), peruque, 35.5cm long,
on shield
£120 - 180
1217
Chital (Cervis axis), peruque, skull with antlers,
with broken tops applied to shield
£150 - 250
1218
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A Rhinoceros Horn Walking Stick, 19 century,
with compressed cushion shape pommel and
integral tapering full length shaft, terminating in a
brass tip, overall 81.4cm long, gross weight 346g
Sold with Animal Health permission letter 383-11/12
£1500 - 2500
1219
A Pair of Simulated Elephant Ivory Tusks, 20th
century, on turned wood bases, 96cm high
£400 - 600
1220
Greater Kudu (Tragelaphus strepsiceros),
modern, shoulder mount; and Waterbuck (Kobus
ellipsiprymnus), modern, shoulder mount (2)
£200 - 300
1221
Roe Deer (Capreolus capreolus), Castle Grant
1879, F H Snowig, skull with antlers, 3+4, 23.5cm
long, tip to tip 12cm; and Another, Old Queer
Head, Killarlty, J G Millais 1891, antlers on
frontlet, 2+3, 23.5cm long, tip to tip 5.7cm (2)
£100 - 150
1222
Roe Deer (Capreolus capreolus), JHL Old Close
Wood, Whatcombe, antlers on frontlet, 26.5cm
long, tip to tip 13.3cm; Another, Glenstone Wood,
Whatcombe 17/5/1917, antlers on frontlet, 2+3,
22.8cm (long brow tines); Another, Common
Oaks, Whatcombe 15/5/1920, antlers on frontlet,
23.5cm long, tip to tip 10.8cm; Another, head
mount, 22.8cm long, tip to tip 17.8cm; Another,
Glenstone Wood, Whatcombe, antlers on frontlet,
23.5cm, tip to tip 12.7cm; and Another, Glenstone
Wood, Whatcombe, antlers on frontlet, 3+2,
23.5cm long, tip to tip 9.5cm (6)
£300 - 500
1223
Roe Deer (Capreolus capreolus), Fort Rose,
Ross-shire, Aug 1903, killed by poacher, well
purled, antlers on frontlet, 3+2, 21cm long, tip to tip
10cm; Another, Beaufort, Oct 1879, antlers on
frontlet, 22.8cm long, tip to tip 10cm (see Millais (J
G) Deer and Their Horns, pg.218); Another, The
Big Wood 1888, antlers on frontlet, 23.5cm long,
tip to tip 10cm; and Another, eight deformed set of
antlers, on a board (4)
£120 - 180
1224
Roe Deer (Capreolus capreolus), Cawdor 1891,
antlers on frontlet, 24cm long, tip to tip16.5cm;
Another, Trinity Gask, Perthshire 1860, antlers
on frontlet, 26.5cm, tip to tip 10cm; Another, The
Chase, Murtly 1884, 19cm long, tip to tip 9cm;
Another, Castle Wood, Murtly 1889, 25.5cm long,
tip to tip 7cm; Another, antlers on frontlet, 16.5cm,
tip to tip 18.5cm (right antler split, two spikes); and
Another, head mount, right antler 22.8cm, left
antler 24cm, tip to tip 14.5cm (6)
Four of these are J G Millais examples
£200 - 300
1225
Saiga Antelope (Saiga tatarica), Volga Steppe,
Loder Collection, circa 1890-1900, head mount,
male, 30.5cm long, tip to tip 10.8cm
A critically endangered antelope. During the Ice Age the Saiga
ranged from the British Isles through to Central Asia, as well as
into Alaska and Yukon
£300 - 500
1226
Siberian Ibex (Capra sibirica), skull with horns,
116.2cm long, tip to tip 108cm
£300 - 500
1227
Gyrfalcon (Falco rusticolus), circa 1900, full
mount, perched on frost covered faux rocks
amongst moss and grasses, within a later dome
with mahogany effect turned wood base, 63cm high
£300 - 500
1228
Moths and Butterflies: A Mahogany Ten
Drawer Specimen Cabinet, Watkins &
Doncaster ‘The Naturalists ‘, Welling, Kent,
each glazed drawer numbered and containing a
selection of larger British moths, including
Notodontidae, Eggars, including Tigers, Hawks,
and two drawers of tropical butterflies and moths,
also 6x Cretacus race (Kent Race), Silver Studded
Blue
With Class Licence CL07/2012/003
£200 - 300
1229
Moths and Butterflies: A Stained Pine Ten
Drawer Specimen Cabinet, containing
principally a collection of British Lepidoptera,
Butterflies and Moths, Collected circa 1960,
South Lake District and Continent, including:
Scotch Argus
Large Heath
Small Mountain Ringlet
High Brown Fritillary
Heath and Marsh Fritillary
Caernensis race of silver studded blue
three Canary Island Large Whites (now extinct?)
amongst the moths:
8 x Netted Carpet
and good selection of geometers
With Class Licence CL07/2012/03
£200 - 300
1230
A Rhinoceros Horn and Hippopotamus Tusk
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Walking Stick, early 19 century, the shallow S
carved handle on a plain hippo lower incisor upper
handle, the main tapering shaft of polished rhino
horn with polished steel tip, 85cm long overall
Sold with Animal Health permission letter 376-11/12
£500 - 800
1231
Bawean Deer (Axis kuhlii), circa 1880, pair of
antlers mounted on a marble plinth, right antler
38.5cm, left antler 38.5cm, width 26.5cm, tip to tip
14.5cm
CITES Appendix I (Exempt)
The Bawean Deer is a critically endangered species of deer
found only in the Island of Bawean in Indonesia. This is the
largest pair of Bawean Deer antlers ever recorded, and exceeds
the single specimen listed in Kenneth Whitehead's
Encyclopaedia of Deer.
£200 - 300
1232
Osprey (Pandion haliaetus), circa 1910, full
mount, now placed in a modern cabinet amongst
faux rocks with grasses, against a printed
mountainous landscape, in a five-glass picture
frame case, 78cm by 66cm
£300 - 400
1234
A Rhinoceros Horn and Ivory Mounted Pedestal
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Cup and Cover, late 17 century, the turned and
domed cover originally with finial (with screw thread
remaining), the semi-ovoid cup on a bulbous knop,
raised on a multiple knopped elephant ivory stem
and dished circular foot, 26cm high overall, the
rhino cup section (unscrewed) with weight of
approximately 350g gross
Sold with Animal Health pre-sale approval
1240
A Victorian Twelve Drawer Figured Walnut
Butterfly Collector's Cabinet, circa 1890, the
arched glazed door enclosing equally sized shelves
with ebonised mushroom turned handles, each
numbered 1-12 with glazed lids, containing a varied
collection of mainly British butterflies and moths,
including High Brown Fritillary, various Blues,
British Swallowtails, and moths including Tiger
Moths, 45.5cm by 32cm by 82cm
£10000 - 15000
With Class Licence CL07/2012/002
1235
Peacock (Pavo cristatus), male, full mount,
perched on hardwood base by A J Armitstead of
Darlington
Name and address of purchaser to be forwarded to comply with
the Wildlife (NI) Order 1985
£300 - 400
1236
Snipe (Gallinago gallinago), pair of full mounts,
signed by A J Armistead, Darlington, in oak picture
frame wall case with watercolour background
Name and address of purchaser to be forwarded to comply with
the Wildlife (NI) Order 1985
£100 - 150
1237
A Swiss Carved and Stained Linden Wood Coat
Hook as a Fox, probably Brienz, circa 1900, the
fox as a huntsman, the word LUGANO carved on
his collar, polishing a chamois horn, another at his
feet (forming the hooks), 32cm, with ring for
suspension; and Another Similar, as a bearded
huntsman, a gam hanging around his shoulder, his
lower legs as gam horns (one gam horn broken
with curve, piece not retained), 34cm overall (2)
£150 - 250
1238
Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus), attributed
to John Hancock, Newcastle, circa 1860, full
mount, in perched position, in a later case, now on
faux rocks against a painted heather moorland
background; and Another, circa 1860, perched on
the ground, 72cm by 75cm by 44cm
John Hancock (1808-1890) Naturalist, Ornithologist and
Landscape Architect. He edited Thomas Bewick's 1847 edition
of Birds. The Hancock Museum in Newcastle-upon-Tyne is
named after the Hancock Brothers.
£250 - 400
1239
Fossil Interest: Two Fish Fossils Preserved in
Limestone Matrix, one 46cm, the other 19cm,
together with a very small part fish skeleton, overall
75cm by 67cm, in a modern frame
Purchased by the vendor from the Stump Cross Caverns Gallery
£200 - 300
£450 - 650
1241
Red Deer (Cervus elaphus hippelaphus), 1984,
head mount, 20 points, 74cm from the wall
£400 - 600
1242
Sloth Bear (Melursus ursinus), Van Ingen & Van
Ingen, Mysore circa 1930, rug with head mount,
200cm long nose tip to tail, backed onto khaki
canvas, with cleaning label
£1000 - 1500
1243
Black Bear (Ursus americanus), circa 2008,
head mount, turning to the right with open snarling
jaw, on wood shield, 46cm from the wall
CITES Appendix II Annex B (Exempt)
Imported March/April 2008 on UK Import permit 305888/01
(issued 14-3-08) off a Canadian Export CA08BCV10187 (issued
15-2-08)
£500 - 600
1244
Polar Bear (Ursus arctos), circa 1970, flat skin
rug, 230cm long, 192cm across fore limbs
CITES Appendix II Annex B (Exempt)
£300 - 400
1245
A Rhinoceros Foot Stick Stand, circa 1859, the
single Rhinoceros foot (and lower leg) centred on a
wood and scroll plaster enriched plateau fronted by
an Oryx horn, the back panel made up of three
pairs of Buffalo horns, and with central Kudu horn,
original old label verso Buffalo Horn, Kudu Horns,
Gemsbok (Oryx) Horns, Elephants Foot, Ostrich
Foot 1859, on castors, 164cm high overall
£200 - 300
1246
Narwhal (Monodon monoceros) Tusk, circa
1850-1880, adapted circa 1930 as a lamp/shade,
tusk 140cm
With Class Licence CL07/2011/48
£2500 - 3500
1247
Plains Zebra (Equus quagga), modern, full skin
rug, no backing material, 315cm long
£250 - 400
1248
Cape Buffalo (Synceros caffer), modern, head
mount, 107cm from the wall
£200 - 300
1249
Lion (Panthera leo), circa 2000, skull, set in open
position, on African polished wood shield, 42.5cm
long
£60 - 100
1250
Siberian Roe Deer (Capreolus capreolus
pygargus), antlers on frontlet, 35.5cm long, tip to
tip 38cm; Another, antlers on frontlet,33cm long;
Another, antlers on frontlet, 31.7cm long, tip to tip
12.7cm; Another, Caucasus Mountains, antlers
on frontlet, 31.7cm long, tip to tip 14cm; and
Another, Altai, Loder Collection, skull with
antlers, 22cm long, tip to tip 17.7cm (5)
£300 - 400
1251
Pampas Deer (Ozotoceros bezoarticus),
Uruguay, skull with antlers, 3+3, 21.5cm long, tip
to tip 14cm, on shield
£300 - 500
1252
Manchurian Wapiti (Cervus elaphus
xanthopygus), antlers on frontlet, 9+9, right antler
118cm, left antler 114cm, tip to tip 108cm
£400 - 600
1253
Hog Deer (Axis porcinus), skull with antlers, right
antler 40cm, left antler 37.5cm long, tip to tip 52cm
£120 - 180
1254
Lion (Panthera leo), by Rowland Ward, London,
circa 1930, skin rug with head mount, with open
jaw and well detailed mouth and tongue, backed
onto canvas with original textile label, 209cm
across forelimbs, 275cm nose to tail tip
£300 - 500
1255
Clouded Leopard (Neofelis nebulosa), circa
1938, prepared skin rug, 184cm nose to tail tip
(a/f); and Leopard (Panthera pardus), circa 1938,
prepared skin, 164cm nose to tail tip (2)
£200 - 300
1256
Woodcock (Scolopax rusticola), pair of full
mounts, signed A J Armitstead, Darlington, in
picture frame case with watercolour background
Name and address of purchaser to be forwarded to comply with
the Wildlife (NI) Order 1985
£80 - 120
1257
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A Rhinoceros Horn Walking Stick, late 19
century, with white metal bulbous pommel
repoussé with foliage, a plain ferrule below, on a
tapering shaft with metal tip, 85.5cm long overall
Sold with Animal Health permission letter 418-11/12
£4000 - 6000
1258
Gyr Falcon (Falco rusticolus), circa 2002, full
mount, perched on a snow-dusted rocky knoll
applied with grasses, within an antique mahogany
four-glass case with columnar leading angles,
64cm by 44cm by 67.5cm
CITES Appendix I Annex A
With CITES A10 (non-transferable) licence No.248635/01
£300 - 500
1259
Greater Bird of Paradise (Paradisaea apoda),
circa 1900, full mount, perched on a mossy twig
with full tail revealed, amongst grasses, beneath a
glass dome with original veneered plinth with bun
feet, overall 57cm high
£180 - 250
1260
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Harris Hawk (Parabuteo unicinctus), 20
century, full mount, perched on a worn upturned
log end, on sanded base within five-glass standing
case
CITES Appendix II Annex B (Exempt)
£200 - 300
1261
Hippopotamus (Hippopotamus amphibius),
circa 1860-70, skull, on original oak oval shield, the
skull 92cm long overall, the shield 100cm wide
This item, a narwhal tusk and a giant clam were purchased by
the vendor's ancestors at an auction of a privately established
Lancashire museum founded around 1850. By repute, the
auction was in the 1860's or 70's.
£500 - 800
1262
Nilgiri Tahr (Nilgiritragus hylocrius), skull with
horns, 34.2cm long, tip to tip 14cm; Himalayan
Tahr (Hemitragus jemlahicus), ex Loder
Collection, skull with horns, 19cm long, tip to tip
14cm; Goral (Neamorhedus goral.), Mt Delau,
Col Lyn Allen, 1936, skull with horns, 14cm long,
tip to tip 4cm; and Another, ex Loder Collection,
horns on frontlet, 17cm long, tip to tip 3cm (4)
£120 - 180
1263
Tibetan Gazelle (Pantholops hodgsonii), Goa,
Tibet 1904, skull with horns, 29.2cm, tip to tip 9cm;
Mongolian Gazelle (Procapra gutturosa), The
Altai, ex Loder Collection, horns on frontlet,
32.3cm long, tip to tip 19cm; Tibetan Gazelle, Goa
(Pantholops hodgsonii), horns on frontlet, 30.5cm
long, tip to tip 10.8cm; Another, horns on frontlet,
30.5cm long, tip to tip 6.3cm (4)
£120 - 180
1264
Siamese Eld's Deer (Panolia eldi siamens), circa
1890, antlers on frontler, 5+6, 73.5cm long, tip to
tip 70cm
£100 - 150
1265
Astor Markhor (Capra falconeri cashmirensis),
skull with horns, right horn 99cm, left horn 95.5cm,
tip to tip 86.3cm
£300 - 500
Saturday 24 March at 10.00am in
Saleroom 1
1266
Walia Ibex (Capra ibex walie), skull with horns,
right horn 106.6cm, left horn 110cm, tip to tip
52.7cm, on wood shield
£300 - 500
1280
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A Matched Pair of Bronze Busts of 17 Century
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Gentlemen, 19 century, wearing long wigs and
lace trimmed jackets, on verdi antico square
pedestals and bases, inscribed COMTE D'ORSAY
SCULP 1815 and CT D'ORSAY SCULP 1848,
24cm and 25cm high
£250 - 400
1267
Red Deer (Cervus elaphus), Wild Norfolk Stag,
Thetford, Wing Commander de Nahlick, skull
with antlers, 9+9, 82.5cm long, tip to tip 77.5cm
£250 - 350
1268
Merlin (Falco columbarius), modern, full mount,
perched on mossy rocks over a painted misty glen
background, signed A J Armitstead 2000, in
five-glass picture frame wall case, 52.5cm by 42cm
CITES Appendix II Annex A
With CITES A10 (non-transferable) licence No.248633/02
£120 - 180
1269
Hangul or Kashmir Stag (Cervus elaphus
hanglu), antlers on frontlet, 6+7, right antler
108cm, left antler 101cm, inside span 99cm, tip to
tip 66cm, overall width 115cm, right beam 14.5cm,
left beam 14.5cm, on shield
This is a fine trophy, as the standard number of points is 10, this
large set has 13
£500 - 800
1270
Lion (Panthera leo), Kilima Kiu, 1926, head
mount, on wood shield with applied plaque
inscribed (as above), 76cm high, 40.5cm ear to ear
£1200 - 1800
End of Day Two
Works of Art and Miniatures
1281
A Coalbrookdale Bronze Figure of a Red Stag,
late 19th century, standing and reaching upwards
to pull at leafage on a contorted tree trunk, on a
rustic base, stamped Coalbrookdale Bronze,
35.5cm high
£200 - 300
1282
After Antoine Louis Barye (1796-1875): ‘Le
Cerf Debout ‘, circa 1870, a bronze model of a
Red Stag with right hoof upheld, with signature
Susse Freres, Barye cast mark, 48cm high, 50cm
long
£350 - 550
1283
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A Bronze Figure of a Sleeping Putto, mid 19
century, the recumbent figure in a shell supported
on three entwined dolphins and tricorn base with
paw feet, 21cm high
£300 - 400
1284
Ferdinand Pautrot (French, 1832-1874): A
Bronze Figure of a Stag, its head raised, on a
rocky moulded oval base, signed F PAUTROT,
14.5cm high
£200 - 300
1285
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A French Bronze Model of a Poodle, late 19
century, standing scratching itself with a rear paw,
11.5cm long
£200 - 300
1286
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A French Bronze Figure of a Poodle, late 19
century, sitting on its haunches, 8cm high
£100 - 150
1287
A Bronze Figure of Mercury, after Giambologna,
in winged helmet, on a cherub mask and circular
pedestal cast with cherubs representing the arts,
82cm high
£300 - 400
1288
After Eutrope Bouret (1833-1906): ‘Au Clair de
la Lune ‘, a bronze of a boy dressed as pierrot, a
feather in his cap, playing a mandolin, on a titled
square base with upturned candlestick, signed
BOURET, 48cm high
£700 - 1000
1296
A Set of Six Cold Painted Anthropomorphic
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Figure Groups, 20 century, of frogs in various
poses with injuries, the largest 11cm long; and
Fifteen Various Other Similar Animal Figures
(21)
£100 - 150
1289
After Clodion: A Pair of Gilt Bronze Figural
Candelabra, each as a Bacchic cherub sitting on a
rocky outcrop flanked by two leafy branches with
stiff leaf sheathed sockets and circular drip pans,
on shaped white marble bases inset with panels of
scrollwork on fluted peg feet, 38.5cm high
£1000 - 1500
1297
August Moreau (1834-1917): Cupid, a carved
white marble figure of Cupid standing in loose
drapes holding a gilt bow, on a rocky moulded base
carved with arrows and roses, signed AUGUST
MOREAU, 78cm high
£2000 - 3000
1290
Joseph E F Lambeaux (Belgian, 1852-1908): A
Bronze Bust of a Smiling Maiden, her hair
bedecked with fruits and flowers, turning to sinister,
rustically truncated, signed, also inscribed USINES
VOJAVE ST .AME BRUXELLES, 64cm high
£700 - 1000
1291
Joseph E F Lambeaux (Belgian, 1852-1908): A
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Bronze Bust of Bacchus after Caravaggio, 19
century, the god with bunches of grapes and vine
leaves in his hair, smiling and gazing downwards to
sinister, signed, 52.5cm high
£700 - 1000
1292
After Clodion: A Bronzed Classical Family
Group, circa 1900, of a young man wearing tiger
skin wrap and semi-nude woman with two infants,
one playing the tambourine, on a rustic oval base,
bearing signature, 58cm high, on a red marble flat
plinth, 60.5cm high overall
£600 - 1000
1293
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A Bronze Desk Stand, late 19 /early 20
century, as a standing lion and recumbent lioness,
on a rocky base with pen tray and inkwell with
hinged cover, 47cm wide
£300 - 500
1294
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A Bronze Bust of Louis Philippe, late 19
century, with curly hair and sideburns, wearing
military uniform with epaulettes, on a stiff leaf
moulded circular socle and rectangular pedestal
with leaf cast base, 37.5cm high
£200 - 300
1295
An Austrian Bronze Figure of an Arab Boy,
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early 20 century, in traditional costume sitting on
a stool, 10cm high; A Similar Figure of a Snake,
3cm high; A Similar Seated Hound, 17cm high;
and A Similar Bird, 7cm long (4)
£150 - 200
1298
After Albert Ernest Carrier de Belleuse
(1824-1887): ‘L'Ondine ‘, a bronze figure of the
naked maiden emerging from bulrushes, on a rocky
moulded base with an upturned urn of water,
signed A CARRIER, 47cm high
£600 - 800
1299
A Pair of Bronze Busts of Apollo Belvedere and
Diana Chasseresse, after the Antique, on circular
socles and square bases, 30cm by 28cm high
£300 - 400
1300
A Gilt Metal Lamp Base in Renaissance Style,
the waisted neck with tritons over a melon fluted
ovoid body flanked by acanthus scroll handles on a
scroll moulded circular socle and foliate scroll and
mask feet, the whole with a profusion of foliate
decoration, 46cm high, fitted for electricity
£200 - 300
1301
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A Pewter Slip Top Spoon, 17 century, the
circular bowl with RA touch mark and EB owner's
initials, 18.5cm long
£100 - 150
1302
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A Pewter Broad Rim Charger, 17 century, the
rim with an armorial shield and a crest and coronet
each within a ribbon tied leafy cartouche, punched
ownership triad to reverse, four touch marks to rim,
59cm diameter
£700 - 1000
1303
A Pair of Gilt Bronze Renaissance Style Ewers,
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19 century, of baluster form with arched spout,
the high scroll handles with maiden thumb pieces,
the ovoid bodies cast and applied with bust
portraits of medieval figures, on foliate knopped
waisted stems and quatrefoil bases, the whole
heavily cast with renaissance scroll and foliate
ornament, 40cm high
£400 - 600
1304
A Bronzed Metal Figure of a Florentine Boar,
after the Antique, in a semi-recumbent position,
106cm long
£200 - 300
1305
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An English Pewter Flagon, early 18 century,
the flat hinged cover with reeded rim and bifurcated
handle on tapering body with banded waist and
reeded borders, four touch marks to cover, 25cm
high
£700 - 1000
1306
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Nine Victorian Pewter Candlesticks, 19
century, two of an earlier pricket form, 21-30cm
high
£150 - 250
1307
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A 19 Century Pewter Haystack One Pint
Measure, with touch mark for Austen & Sons, York;
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A Graduated Set of Three Early 20 Pewter
Haystack Measures; A Victorian Pewter Quart
Mug and Matching Pint Mug, each with brass rim,
engraved monogram JW, the base engraved
JAMES WHITTINGHAM; A Similar Half Pint Mug;
and A Britannia Metal Sauceboat (8)
£200 - 300
1308
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An 18 Century Pewter Ecuelle, with two pierced
flat leaf shape side handles, the domed lift-off cover
chased with tendrils, one handle with
indecipherable touch mark, 28.5cm wide over
handles (damage to cover)
£200 - 300
1309
A Pair of Pewter Chargers, each with folded rim,
and with London touch marks initialled REB,
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42.5cm diameter; An 18 Century Large Pewter
Dish, the flat rim stamped IHM, with London touch
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marks, 37.5cm diameter; and A 19 Century
Large Pewter Flat Rim Charger, the rim engraved
with the numeral 3, 51cm diameter (4)
£200 - 400
1310
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A 19 Century Pewter Chamber Type Oil Lamp,
with semi-globular reservoir, chained lift-off cover,
angular wick holder, with a shaped hanging strap
and scroll handle, on a domed foot, 15cm; A Rare
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Late 18 /Early 19 Century Pewter Birdcage
Watering Vessel, with ogee fascia and flat back,
7.5cm; A Pewter Quaich, with crown pierced side
handles; A Similar Quaich, with leaf chased side
handles; and A Single-Handled Quaich (5)
£150 - 250
1311
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A Pair of 19 Century Pewter Chargers, with
folded rims, each bearing the touch marks for
Duncomb Freeman from London, 43cm diameter;
A Pair of Pewter Plates, with folded rims and
London touch marks, 30cm diameter; and Three
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Various 19 Century Pewter Chargers (7)
£300 - 500
1312
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A Set of Four Early 18 Century Small Pewter
Plates, with touch marks for Catesby Chapman of
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London, 21.5cm diameter; A Set of Six 19
Century Pewter Small Plates, 23cm diameter; A
Similar Pair, 25cm diameter; A Single Plate,
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21cm diameter; and A 19 Century Large
Two-Handled Pewter Cauldron Type Soup
Tureen, with swing handles and ladle (15)
£200 - 400
1313
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A 19 Century Pewter Tappit Hen, the flat hinged
cover with double acorn thumb piece, with crown
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touch mark, 27cm; A 19 Century Pewter Flagon,
baluster form, the flat hinged cover with double
acorn thumb piece, and with London touch mark,
29cm high; and A Similar Later Flagon, 33cm
high (a/f) (3)
£150 - 250
1314
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A Set of Five 19 Century Pewter Warming
Dishes, each with a hinged cover to the rim,
engraved with a shield shape crest, and with
baluster knopped swing handles, 24cm diameter;
and A Similar Warming Dish (6)
£80 - 120
1315
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A Pair of Early 19 Century Pewter
Two-Handled Meat Warming Dishes, of oblong
form, with shaped galleried gravy well, and baluster
turned ebonised side handles, London touch marks
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for Samuel Cocks, 54cm; and A 19 Century
Pewter Meat Dish, of oblong form, with folded rim,
57.5cm (3)
£150 - 250
1316
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A Set of Five Late 18 /Early 19 Century Pewter
Meat Dishes, of graduated oval form, with folded
rims and London touch marks, 35cm to 50cm
£150 - 250
1319
A Pair of French Gilt Brass Chenets, circa 1850,
each worked with a seated cherub holding a nest of
birds, on scrolls flanked by a vase of flowers, 34cm
high
£250 - 350
1320
A Pair of Copper and Brass Wine Coolers, by
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Peak & Co, London, late 19 century, each with
central aperture with domed cover flanked by four
cylindrical holders in a tapering square ‘bath ‘ with
loop handles, on circular bases, 23cm high
£200 - 300
1321
A George III Wrought Iron Rush Light Holder,
with scroll terminal, on domed and turned oak
base, 58.5cm high
£250 - 350
1322
A Pair of French Parcel Gilt Bronze Campana
Urns, circa 1830, of melon fluted form with
bifurcated scroll and leaf handles on leaf cast
circular socles and square bases on square Sienna
marble columns with stiff leaf cast borders, 27.5cm
high
£500 - 800
1323
A French Ormolu Easel Back Vanity Mirror,
circa 1900, of scroll edged shield shape enriched
with swags of husks and acanthus, bevelled plate,
originally with candle girandoles (now lacking), on
strut back, 61cm high
£500 - 800
1324
A Regency Coromandel Sarcophagus Tea
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Caddy, early 19 century, the hinged top
enclosing a fitted interior with cut glass bowl
flanked by two canisters with hinged covers, the
base with ring handles and cast feet, 32cm wide
£150 - 250
1325
A William IV Mahogany Tea Caddy, of
rectangular form with brass inlaid cartouche
escutcheon, the fitted interior with cut glass bowl
flanked by two zinc lined canisters with hinged
covers, 35.5cm wide
£150 - 200
1326
A Fruitwood Tea Caddy, in the form of an
Apple, the hinged cover with stalk, 12.5cm high
£600 - 800
1327
A Regency Tortoiseshell Tea Caddy, of canted
rectangular form, the hinged cover set with a silver
plaque engraved with initials WM, opening to reveal
two compartments, the covers with mother-of-pearl
handles, the caddy with flared apron on four ball
feet, 18.5cm wide, bears trade label for F L
Hausburg of Liverpool
£600 - 800
1328
An Asprey's Crocodile Skin Vanity Case, of
rectangular form with strap handle, the hinged
cover with easel back mirror, gilt mark ASPREY
LONDON, 30.5cm wide, with striped cloth carrying
case; and A Similar Smaller Case, with fitted
trays, 22cm wide including handle (2)
£650 - 850
1329
A George III Tortoiseshell and Silver Mounted
Ivory Tea Caddy, of panelled oval form with loop
handle and vacant oval cartouche within a line
border, internal cover with turned ivory knop, 13cm
high
£600 - 800
1330
An Early Victorian Rosewood and Satinwood
Marquetry Tea Caddy, of rectangular form with
recumbent lion finial decorated with panels of
scrolling foliage and anthemion, containing a fitted
interior with cut glass bowl flanked by two zinc lined
canisters, the hinged covers with inlaid paterae, on
square pad feet, 30.5cm wide
£200 - 300
1331
A Palais Royal Masur Birch Dressing Table Box,
circa 1830, of ogee section rectangular form, the
hinged cover with loop handle and inlaid
flowerhead and scrollwork within dotted border, the
hinged cover with mirrored interior, containing a
lift-out fitted tray with foliate pin cushion, cut glass
scent phial, mother-of-pearl needle case and
thimble, mother-of-pearl handle scissors and
mother-of-pearl handle pin, and two circular
mirrored compartments, on turned feet, 19.5cm
wide
£400 - 600
1332
A George III Mahogany Knife Box, of serpentine
form, the hinged cover with brass escutcheon
opening to reveal a later interior fitted for stationery,
on three ball feet, 37cm high
£200 - 300
1333
A Brass Mounted and Lined Coromandel
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Travelling Jewellery Box, mid 19 century, the
hinged cover with rectangular plaque engraved with
a monogram, the hinged fall front with rectangular
escutcheon, opening to reveal a blue velvet lined
interior with three fitted drawers, stamped JOHN
BAGSHAW & SONS MANUFACTURERS
LIVERPOOL, 35.5cm wide
£300 - 400
1334
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A Turned Sycamore Dough Bowl, 19 century,
with reeded rim, 41cm diameter
£100 - 150
1335
A Set of Twelve Painted Wood Figures of
Military Horsemen, in yellow breastplates and
helms with red cresting, one turning to his left, one
with a bugle, the remainder holding swords, on
square plinth bases, together with stepped stand
and glazed oak display case, the figures 19cm high
£1000 - 1500
1336
A Pair of Carved Wood and Gilt Gesso Wall
Brackets, circa 1870, bowfront tops with tong and
dart detail, on angled acanthus leaf and strapwork
support, 36cm high overall, 37cm wide
£200 - 300
1338
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A French Barograph, 20 century, with four
diaphragms, index arm and barrel, the brass case
with bevelled glass, on bracket feet, stamped mark
LM with an anchor, 29.5cm long
£300 - 500
1347
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A Leather Backjack, 18 /19 century, with
stitched neck, handle and foot, and with stitched
banded border, 19cm high; and A Similar Smaller
Example, 13.5cm high (2)
£200 - 300
1339
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A Pair of Carved Oak Lion Finials, 19 century,
in medieval style, each seated on its haunches
holding a shield carved with a monogram, on a
rocky mound base, 47cm high
£300 - 500
1348
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A Leather Costrel, 18 century, with cylindrical
spout and stitched handle and ends, 36cm long
£300 - 500
1340
A Franco-Flemish Brass Bound Walnut Coffre
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Fort, late 17 / early 18 century, with fleur de lys
decorated hinges, banding and clasps, and with
ring handles, the hinged top with hinged panel
enclosing a mirror, the fall front enclosing two
drawers and secret compartments, 46cm wide
£1200 - 1800
1341
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A Shellwork Sailor's Valentine, 19 century, one
panel worked with central oval panel inscribed
HOME SWEET HOME within further panels, the
other with a heart and flower within further panels,
in a hinged glazed mahogany octagonal case, each
panel 21.5cm by 20.5cm
£800 - 1200
1342
A Set of Twenty-Seven Hardstone Dominoes,
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late 18 /early 19 century, the pale upper surface
carved with scrolls and dots, the heart shaped
numerals carved through to the darker base, each
4.7cm by 2.7cm, in fitted leather case
£500 - 800
1349
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A Leather Costrel, 17 /18 century, of barrel
form with cylindrical spout and stitched handle and
ends, 17cm long; and A Similar Fragmentary
Example, 15cm long (2)
£350 - 450
1350
A Dieppe Ivory Plaque, circa 1860, depicting
JEANNE D'ARC DEVANT CES JUGE SA ROUEN,
the standing saint before ministers in a church
interior, 33cm by 44cm, within a titled richly carved
ebonised foliate cushion frame
£1500 - 2000
1351
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An Oval Portrait Plaque, 18 century, carved
with a bust portrait of Queen Anne wearing a crown
with her hair up, 6cm by 4.5cm, in a later frame
£250 - 350
1352
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An Italian Micro-Mosaic Inlaid Paperweight, 19
century, the bracketed rectangular black slate
body with an oval reserve depicting St Peter's in
Rome, overall 13cm wide, the micro-mosaic 6cm
wide
£200 - 300
1343
After George Morland
The Happy Cottagers
Coloured engraving in a highly decorative carved
giltwood frame, 58cm by 68cm overall; and
After George Morland
A Boy Employed in Burning the Weeds
Coloured engraving, in a high decorative carved
giltwood frame, 64cm by 77cm overall (2)
£300 - 500
1353
A Pair of a German Carved Bone Plaques
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depicting Hunting Scenes in 17 Century Style,
one depicting a Boar hunt with two men and a dog
in a woodland, the other four dogs setting on a
bear, each plaque 12.5cm by 3.5cm, in decorative
stained wood frames with arcaded borders, overall
18cm by 8.5cm
£550 - 650
1344
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A Carved Oak Figural Bracket, 17 century, with
Doric capital over a naive caryatid figure holding a
flower and drapery over a leaf carved apron,
42.5cm high
£250 - 350
1354
A Derbyshire Blue John Spar, Moss Agate and
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Gilt Brass Table Candlestick, 19 century, the
campana nozzle over a quatrelobed ‘drip pan ‘,
the knopped stem of purple/yellow/white veined
spar, on a foliate circular base, 18.5cm high
£120 - 180
1345
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A Leather Blackjack, 18 century, of baluster
form with pinch spout and stitched handle and foot,
stamped NO 2 to shoulder, 41cm high
£1000 - 1500
1346
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A Silver Mounted Leather Blackjack, 18 /19
century, of baluster form with stitched handle, loop
terminal and stitched foot, 23cm high
£250 - 350
1355
A Pair of Ivory Lined Tortoiseshell Easel Back
Photograph Frames, circa 1930, of arched
rectangular form, the cresting centred by a gold
coloured metal monogram, 22cm by 15cm
£200 - 300
1356
A Set of Eighteen Carved Agate Cameo
Portraits of Augustus the Strong and Members
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of the Saxon Royal Family, mid 18 century,
attributed to Philipp Daniel Lippert, each of
creamy tone on a pink ground, each approximately
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2.5cm by 2cm, mounted in a 17 century Florentine
octagonal wooden frame with lapis lazuli and
marble insets, 26cm by 21.5cm overall
£5000 - 7000
1357
A Regency Style Gilt Brass and Glass
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Sixteen-Branch Basket Chandelier, early 20
century, an anthemion enriched coronet
supporting graduated oval facet cut bead swags to
a larger corona with S scroll anthemion gallery,
supporting eight outer short scroll branches with
lancet drops, and eight inner branches, over a
multiple graduated fringe terminating in a glass
sphere terminal, approx 105cm high
£1500 - 1800
1358
A Classical Marble Torso, possibly Roman, in
folded drapery, on later polished stone base,
12.5cm high
£200 - 250
1359
A Carved Alabaster Figure of a Girl, late
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19 /early 20 century, in hat and cloak with a leaf
brooch, on a waisted oval marbled plinth and
separate gold painted stiff leaf moulded oval base,
49.5cm high overall
£500 - 600
1360
Torrione: A Figure Group of The Three Graces,
standing loosely draped on a semi-circular plinth,
signed and dated 11.(19)94, 103cm high
£3000 - 4000
1361
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English School, 19 Century: A Carrara Marble
Pedestal Bust of a Gentleman, with curly hair and
gazing slightly to sinister, on a concave sided
circular pedestal base, 75cm high
£1000 - 1500
1362
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A Marble Ashtray, late 19 /early 20 century, of
circular form with circular well, surmounted by a
bronzed spelter Bison, 30cm diameter
£150 - 200
1363
Gugliemo Pugi (Italian, active c.1900): A Carrara
Marble Figure of a Nude Young Woman, dated
1900, the long haired beauty wrapping her arms
around a fawn/faun-headed tapering votive stelae,
on a rustic circular base, signed and dated, 57.5cm
high
£250 - 350
1364
A Pair of Italian White Marble Figures of Angels,
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20 century, each with flowing hair and hands
clasped, wearing long robes, 49cm high
£300 - 500
1365
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A Carved Veined Marble Model of an Eagle, 20
century, with wings partially spread on a rocky
base and square plinth, 57cm high
£300 - 500
1366
A Black Marble and Micro-Mosaic Paperweight,
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19 century, of cartouche form, depicting Pliny's
Doves within a malachite border, 13cm wide
£400 - 600
1367
A White Marble Bust of a Classical Maiden, after
the Antique, her hair tied back, faux broken left
shoulder, on a circular socle, 36cm high
£400 - 600
1368
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English School (late 18 century): Portrait
Miniature of a Gentleman, grey powdered hair
and blue eyes, wearing a ruffled jabot and blue
coat, against a clouded sky background, oval, 7cm
by 5.8cm, with decorative opaline glass, hair and
monogram back, in gold frame
£300 - 400
1369
After Lady Anna Maria Stanhope (Marchioness
of Tavistock and Duchess of Bedford): Self
portrait with her Sisters, Lady Caroline
Stanhope (d.1853) and Lady Charlotte Stanhope
(1793-1859), circa 1805, watercolour on ivory,
7.8cm by 12cm, set in a decorative ormolu cabinet
frame with twin rings for suspension
Provenance: By descent to the last Countess of Milltown (Lady
Geraldine Evelyn Stanhope, daughter of the 5th Earl of
Harrington); Milltown Gift 1902. NGI 7329
£150 - 250
1370
Colonial School, late 18th century: Portrait
Miniature of a Gentleman, seated, in a caned
chair holding a newspaper, in a curtained interior, a
view to a river beyond, 18cm by 12cm
£1500 - 2500
1371
Indian School: Portrait of a Lady, half length,
wearing a feathered cap, brocade dress and
pendant earrings, holding a walking stick and
sword, in landscape, oval, 8.3cm by 6.7cm, in later
easel frame
£120 - 180
1372
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English School (late 19 century): Portrait
Miniature of a Young Woman, said to be Lady
Beaumont, with upswept grey powdered hair and
hair piece, with brown eyes, her dress with ruffled
decoration, against a clouded blue sky, oval, 5.9cm
by 4.9cm, in gold frame
£200 - 300
1373
J La Conte: Portrait Miniature of a Young
Woman, wearing a lace bonnet, collar and yellow
dress, against a stipple background, signed and
dated 1751, oval, 4.4cm by 3.5cm, in a gilt metal
closed back frame
£200 - 300
1374
English School (circa 1800): Portrait Miniature
of a Military Gentleman, circa 1800, with grey
hair and blue eyes, wearing a blue uniform with
epaulettes, red collar and white sash, oval, 6.8cm,
in gold frame
£180 - 250
1375
English School (circa 1740-50): Portrait
Miniature of a Gentleman, reputed to be
Colt.Stapleton, son of Mr Thomas Stapleton of
Grey's Court & father of Lady Walton (?) of
Combermere Abbey, half length, his powdered hair
en queue, with blue eyes, wearing a claret
embroidered jacket and blue wrap, oval, 4.7cm by
3.7cm, in a period giltwood frame (the reverse with
inscription, as above)
£250 - 350
1376
Continental School: Portrait Miniature of a
Young Gentleman, circa 1775, his powdered hair
en queue, half length, wearing a lace jabot and lilac
jacket, in a period grey shagreen case, oval, 38mm
by 32mm; and Another Similar, oval, 4cm by
3.5cm, in similar case (2)
£200 - 300
1377
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English School (late 18 century): Portrait
Miniature of a Young Woman, her brown hair
elegantly coiffured, blue eyes, wearing an
embroidered cream dress against a clouded blue
sky background, oval, 6.3cm by 5.1cm, in a
contemporary grey green shagreen case
£300 - 400
1378
D…G…B…: Portrait Miniature of a Child, circa
1910-20, with curly golden hair, brown eyes and
white nightwear, initialled DGB, oval, 38mm by
28mm, in 9ct gold frame with ring for suspension,
stamped 9CT
£150 - 200
1379
A Miniature Reverse Coloured Print on Glass,
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19 century, depicting a nobleman, within a scroll
and leaf carved architectural frame, 9.5cm high
overall
£80 - 120
1380
After Raphael: Cupid, initialled AB, miniature,
circular, 4.5cm, in beaded turned ivory frame with
suspension loop
£150 - 200
1381
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English School (20 century): Portrait Miniature
of a Young Lady, bust length, with white collar and
blue jacket, oval, 3cm, in a gilt pendant locket; and
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A Bust Portrait of a 17 Century Gentleman,
with long wig and fur collared cloak, oval, 3cm, in
blue enamelled frame with ring for suspension (2)
£200 - 250
1382
A Glass Paste Portrait Medallion of a Lady, late
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18 /19 century, with ringletted hair on a black
ground, oval, 5cm, framed; A Similar Example as
a Gentleman in High Collar, oval, 5.2cm, framed;
and A Similar One as a Young Boy, 5.2cm,
framed (3)
£100 - 150
1383
Attributed to Thomas Richmond (1771-1837):
Portrait Miniature of a Young Lady, bust length,
with ringletted hair and white dress with oval
brooch, oval frame 7.5cm by 6cm, in glazed frame
£250 - 350
1384
Attributed to Christian Friedrich Zincke
(1683-1767): Miniature Portrait of a Lady, half
length, a blue ribbon in her hair, wearing a white
décolleté dress with lace collar and blue ribbon, on
enamel, 5.5cm by 4.5cm, gilt metal frame with loop
£200 - 300
1385
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Continental School: Portrait Miniature of an 18
Century Lady, half length, in white dress sitting on
a sofa, circular, 6cm diameter and A Miniature of
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18 Century Rustic Lovers in Landscapes, 6cm,
indistinctly signed, framed as a pair; and A Portrait
of a Lady, half length, in a brown dress,
rectangular, 6.5cm by 5cm, in a leather travelling
case (3)
£120 - 180
1386
A George III Steel and Brass Fire Grate, of
serpentine form with four urn shaped finials over a
Vitruvian scroll cast apron on fluted tapering
circular supports and peg feet, 98cm wide
£400 - 600
1387
A Coalbrookdale Cast Iron Nasturtium Pattern
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Garden Bench, 19 century, the gently curved
back cast and pierced with scrolling nasturtium
leaves and flowers, the top rail centred by the
smiling mask of a child, with wooden slatted seat,
on inscroll ends, 182cm wide
£800 - 1200
1388
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A Sandstone Sundial Pedestal, 19 century, of
octagonal form carved with swans and foliage on
an octagonal base, 93cm high; and A Bronze
Sundial, the gnomon with scroll supports inscribed
TEMPUS FUGIT (2)
£300 - 500
1389
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A Pair of Lead Campana Urns in 17 Century
Style, with scroll handles, cast with putti and
foliage, on domed circular bases, 45cm high
£600 - 800
1390
A Pair of Green Painted Cast Iron Campana
Urns, 19th century, with everted gadrooned rims
hung with fruit swags flanked by twin loop handles,
on circular socles, square bases and separate
square pedestals, 101cm high
£1000 - 1500
1391
A Pair of White Painted Cast Iron Fluted Urns,
with egg and dart everted rims, circular fluted
socles and square plinths, on separate square
pedestals, 97cm high
£1500 - 2000
Clocks and Barometers
1392
A Brass Striking and Repeating Carriage Clock
with Alarm, signed Le Roy & Fils, 13 & 15
Palais-Royal, Paris, 211 Regent Street, London,
No.18100, circa 1890, the gorge case with carrying
handle and repeat button, bevelled glass panels,
white enamel dial signed, twin barrel movement
with platform lever escapement and striking on a
gong, backplate signed and numbered, 19cm high
£400 - 600
1393
A Brass Carriage Timepiece, Barwise, London,
with carrying handle and bevelled glass panels,
case back bearing signature and lever to open
winding apertures, engine turned silvered dial
bearing signature Barwise, London, single fusee
movement with platform lever escapement, 19cm
high over handle
£600 - 800
1394
A Miniature Brass Carriage Timepiece, signed
Henri Jacot, circa 1890, with carrying handle and
bevelled glass panels, white enamel dial, single
barrel movement with later platform lever
escapement, movement backplate stamped HJ for
Henri Jacot and numbered 12721, original key with
the same number, 10cm high over handle
£200 - 300
1395
A Brass Striking Carriage Clock, circa 1880, with
carrying handle and bevelled glass panels, white
enamel dial, twin barrel movement with platform
lever escapement and striking on a bell, movement
backplate stamped Japy Freres, 17cm high over
handle, with later travelling case
£300 - 400
1396
A Gilt Brass Striking Carriage Clock, circa 1890,
the gorge case with carrying handle and bevelled
glass panels, white enamel dial, twin barrel
movement with platform cylinder escapement and
striking on a gong, 16cm high over handle
£250 - 350
1398
A Striking Carriage Clock with Alarm, signed
Lucien, Paris, circa 1890, the cast gilt case with
scroll decoration throughout, carrying handle,
bevelled glazed panels, enamel dial signed, twin
barrel movement with platform lever escapement,
striking on a bell and a further hammer for the
alarm, backplate stamped Japy Freres, 19.5cm
high over handle
£300 - 400
1399
A Grande Sonniere Alarm Carriage Clock with
Unusual Seconds Dial and Engraved Case,
signed Le Roy & Fils, Palais Royal Galerie
Montpensier, 13 & 15, Paris, 296 Regent Street,
London, No.6593, circa 1880, the gorge case
finely engraved throughout with scroll work
decoration, carrying handle and repeat button to
the top, bevelled glass panels, the underside with
selection lever for petite sonnerie/silence/grande
sonnerie, circular white enamel dial signed,
unusual positioned seconds dial at 12, alarm dial,
twin barrel movement with platform lever
escapement, petite/grande sonnerie striking with
two hammers onto two polished bells, another
hammer striking a bell for the alarm, movement
backplate edge signed by the maker and numbered
6593, 17.5cm high over handle, with fitted travelling
case
The Leroy family of watch and clockmakers was founded by
Basile Charles Le Roy, circa 1785, and continued by his son
Charles Louis in 1828 using the name Le Roy & Fils until the
end of the century. One of his trading places was at 296 Regent
Street London in 1854. See Allix (Charles) Carriage Clocks,
pg.444.
£2000 - 3000
1400
A Novelty Silver Mounted Flick Desk Timepiece,
1905, plain polished case with suspension loop,
glazed centre depicting two sets of flick-cards for
the minutes and hours, engraved initials to the top,
Birmingham 1905, raised upon bun feet, 19cm high
£400 - 600
1401
A Gilt Metal and Champleve Enamel Figural
Desk Timepiece, circa 1910, case with a winged
cherub holding a champleve enamel sphere
housing the clock movement, paste set bezel, base
with acanthus leaf work and upon a green onyx
base, white enamel dial, single barrel movement
with platform escapement, 33cm high
£200 - 300
1402
An Ormolu and Porcelain Mounted Striking
Mantel Clock with Garniture, circa 1890,
porcelain panels to the front and sides depicting
landscape scenes and figures, base with acanthus
leaf borders, 3-1/2-inch porcelain dial, twin barrel
movement with striking on a bell, movement
backplate stamped Japy Freres and UP (within a
star), 43cm high, with matching ormolu and
porcelain mounted urn garniture 29cm high
£600 - 800
1403
A Green Onyx and Champleve Enamel Striking
Mantel Clock, retailed by Barry & Sons, Cardiff,
circa 1890, with multi-coloured champleve enamel
borders, bevelled glass panels, 3-1/2-inch dial, twin
barrel movement striking on a gong, champleve
enamel twin mercury tubed pendulum, 33cm high
£500 - 700
1408
A French Sienna Marble Striking Mantel Clock,
circa 1830, with applied scroll, dolphin and floral
bronze mounts, base with acanthus leaf borders
and raised upon block feet, 3-1/2-inch dial, twin
barrel movement with outside countwheel striking
on a bell, silk suspension, 39cm high
£400 - 600
1409
A Gilt Brass and Champleve Enamel Striking
Mantel Clock, retailed by Hall & Co, Manchester,
circa 1890, with multi coloured champleve enamel
panels, 2-3/4-inch dial signed, twin barrel
movement with platform escapement and striking
on a gong, backplate stamped Ball & Co Lester,
30cm high
£400 - 600
1404
An Ormolu and Porcelain Mounted Striking
Mantel Clock, circa 1880, dark blue floral painted
panels and acanthus leaf borders, raised upon
scroll feet, 3-1/4-inch dial, twin barrel movement
with striking on a bell, backplate stamped Roblin &
Fils Freres a Paris and numbered 21282, 42cm
high
£450 - 650
1410
A French Ormolu Striking Mantel Clock, circa
1830, surmounted with a reclining lady in costume,
waisted centre with scroll borders and upon scroll
feet, 3-inch silvered dial, twin barrel movement with
outside countwheel striking on a bell, silk
suspension, backplate stamped Pons and
numbered AD191, raised upon a rosewood
veneered inlaid base and beneath a glass dome,
41cm high
£300 - 500
1405
A Regency Ormolu Mounted Mantel Timepiece,
surmounted by a racehorse, jockey and dog,
applied ormolu mounts in the manner of Thomas
Hope, scroll work and acanthus leaf decorated
base, 3-inch silvered dial, seconds dial at 12, single
barrel movement with silk suspension, backplate
stamped Robert A Paris, 36cm high
£600 - 800
1411
A French Ormolu and Bronze Elephant Striking
Mantel Clock, circa 1880, surmounted by a
winged cherub, central bronze elephant standing
upon an ormolu scroll decorated base, 5-1/4-inch
enamel dial, twin barrel movement with outside
countwheel striking on a bell, backplate stamped
139, 53cm high
£1500 - 1800
1406
A French Kingwood Inclined Plane Clock, late
19th century, figured inclined base with applied gilt
metal floral mounts and acanthus leaf decorated
borders, drum shaped case with milled edges for
rolling down the track, silvered dial chapters with
outer Roman numerals with corresponding cherub
pointer and inner chapter ring with Zodiac signs,
movement with platform escapement, 46cm wide
£700 - 900
1412
A French Gilt Brass Striking Mantel Clock with
Garniture, circa 1890, arched case with pottery
mounted panels and painted with flowers and
branches, 3-1/2-inch enamel chapter, twin barrel
movement with striking on a gong, 32cm high, with
matching garniture 29cm high
£300 - 500
1407
A Black Slate Striking Mantel Clock Combined
with Thermometer and Aneroid Barometer,
circa 1870, the case front set with lapis lazuli stone
panels and scroll work, 4-1/2-inch enamel dial with
visible Brocot escapement, two other enamel dials
for thermometer and aneroid barometer, base with
central engraved presentation plaque, twin barrel
movement striking on a bell, backplate stamped HP
& Co and numbered 8759 9227, 47cm high
£700 - 900
1413
A French Ormolu Striking Mantel Clock, circa
1840, surmounted with a seated lady in costume
dress, scroll decorated front and acanthus leaf
sides and upon scroll feet, 3-1/2-inch silvered dial,
twin barrel movement with outside countwheel
striking on a bell, backplate signed P Villemsens A
Paris and numbered 1179, silk suspension, 55cm
high
£600 - 800
1414
A Gilt Brass and Porcelain Mounted Striking
Mantel Clock with Garniture, circa 1890, with
multi coloured porcelain columns and panels
decorated with birds and butterflies, 4-inch painted
porcelain dial, twin barrel movement with striking
on a gong, backplate stamped AB with a star and
numbered 2788 163, raised upon a gilt wooden
base, 43cm high, with matching gilt brass and
porcelain urn shaped garniture raised on gilt
wooden bases, 32cm high
£300 - 400
1415
A Gilt Metal and Porcelain Mounted Striking
Mantel Clock, circa 1880, swag and acanthus
decorated borders, base with porcelain mounted
panel, 3-inch porcelain dial, twin barrel movement
with striking on a bell, raised upon a gilt wooden
base, 35cm high
£250 - 350
1416
A French Ormolu Striking Mantel Clock, circa
1880, case with porcelain mounted panels, pale
blue coloured porcelain dial, twin barrel movement
with striking on a bell, backplate stamped Japy
Freres and numbered 1194, 39cm high
£600 - 800
1417
An Ormolu and Porcelain Mounted Striking
Mantel Clock, circa 1890, surmounted with an urn
finial, central porcelain panel with ladies in a
landscape, base with acanthus leaf borders,
3-1/2-inch porcelain dial, twin barrel movement with
striking on a bell, backplate stamped HP & Co and
numbered 36970, raised upon a gilt wooden base,
39cm high
£600 - 800
1418
A French Directoire Marble Striking Mantel
Clock, signed Charpentier a Paris, circa 1795,
white marble case surmounted with an ormolu
figure sitting on books writing, applied ormolu floral
mounts to the front and flanked by purple coloured
marble side demi columns, base with front panel
depicting putti, raised upon turned feet, 4-3/4-inch
enamel dial signed, twin barrel movement with
outside countwheel striking on a bell, later
converted to spring suspension, backplate stamped
V, 38cm high
£600 - 800
1419
A White Marble and Gilt Metal Mounted Striking
Mantel Clock with Garniture, circa 1890, the
portico case surmounted by an urn finial, applied
swag floral and putti mounts around the four
column supports and raised upon turned feet,
3-inch enamel dial, twin barrel movement with
outside countwheel striking on a bell, 44cm high,
with matching urn garniture, 29cm high
£700 - 900
1420
A Rosewood Striking Mantel Clock, circa 1880,
the Gothic style case with bevelled glass front and
side panels, 4-1/2-inch painted dial, twin fusee
movement with striking on a bell, 50cm high, with
John Dyson & Sons Ltd purchase receipt dated
13th Nov 1986
£400 - 600
1421
An Early 18th Century Brass Striking Lantern
Clock, signed Rich Marsh, Ipswich, with pierced
frets, turned brass finials, 6-1/4-inch chapter ring,
dial centre with engraved scroll work and signed,
side opening doors, two train movement with verge
escapement and countwheel striking on a top
mounted bell, bob pendulum, 40cm high
£1500 - 2000
1422
A Brass Striking Lantern Clock, the case with
pierced, turned brass finials, 6-1/4-inch chapter
ring, dial centre with engraved vase and floral
decoration and bearing later inscription Willm
Coward Fecit, single hand, two train movement
with verge escapement, countwheel striking on a
top mounted bell, bob pendulum, 39cm high
(weight missing)
£400 - 600
1423
A Brass Striking Lantern Clock, signed Edwd
Hunsdon, Chelmsford, circa 1770, 7-inch arched
brass dial, engraved scroll decorated borders,
circular plaque in the arch signed, single hand,
turned finials, side opening doors, two train
movement with anchor escapement and
countwheel striking on a top mounted bell, 33cm
high, with later wall bracket and weight
Edward Hunsdon is recorded working in Chelmsford circa
1730-82. See Loomes (Brian) Watchmakers & Clockmakers of
the World, pg.118.
£400 - 600
1424
An Impressive ‘Boulle’ Striking Table Clock,
late 19th Century, the elaborately decorated case
with gilt metal figural mounts and brass inlaid sides
and mock tortoiseshell veneers, base with reclining
horses to the corners and raised upon scrolled
turned feet, 7-1/2-inch cast dial with twelve
cartouches, twin barrel movement with outside
countwheel striking on a surmounted bell, 111cm
high
£2500 - 3000
1425
A French ‘Boulle’ Striking Bracket Clock, late
19th Century, the elaborate case with gilt metal
mounts, scroll brass inlaid and mock tortoiseshell
veneers, glazed side windows and raised upon
scroll feet, 8-1/2-inch cast dial with twelve
cartouches, twin barrel movement with outside
countwheel striking on a gong, sunburst pendulum
bob, 80cm high, together with matching wall
bracket, 33cm high
£1800 - 2200
1426
A French ‘Boulle’ Striking Bracket Clock, late
19th Century, the elaborately decorated case with
brass inlay and tortoiseshell veneers, applied gilt
metal scroll mounts and figures to the corners of
the base, side windows, raised upon scroll feet,
10-inch cased dial with twelve Roman numeral
cartouches, twin barrel movement striking on a bell,
79cm high, together with ‘boulle ‘ wall bracket 32cm
high
£1800 - 2500
1427
A Burr Walnut Striking Mantel Clock, signed
Hry Marc, A Paris, circa 1880, the well figured
case with arched top and carved sides, 4-inch
white enamel dial, twin barrel movement with
outside countwheel striking on a bell, backplate
stamped Hy Marc, Japy Freres and numbered
33237, 34cm high
£350 - 450
1428
A Gilt Metal Striking Mantel Clock, circa 1890,
surmounted by a gentleman in costume, swag
decorated base and upon scroll feet, 3-inch white
enamel dial, twin barrel movement with outside
countwheel striking on a bell, backplate stamped
Marti, G.F Petit and numbered 1080, 34cm high
£200 - 300
1429
An Impressive Gilt Bronze and White Marble
Striking Mantel Clock, signed Deniere et De
Bronzes a Paris, circa 1890, gilt bronze figure of a
lady reclining reading a book, large rectangular
base with scroll borders and upon floral head
decorated recessed panels, 6-1/4-inch enamel dial,
twin barrel movement with outside countwheel
striking on a bell (bell lacking), 70cm by 54cm
£1500 - 2000
1430
An Early Black Forest Cuckoo Clock, circa
1820, 11-inch painted arched dial, painted floral
corners, the arch with aperture revealing the
cuckoo and painted with a castle ruin, posted wood
weight driven movement with horizontally mounted
bellows and bell striking accompanying the cuckoo,
39cm high
£250 - 350
1431
A Rosewood Inlaid Striking Mantel Clock with
Garniture, signed J.Vauque E.Dalibon Caen,
circa 1890, with gilt metal mounts, inlaid floral
decorated front and sides, raised upon matching
separate base, 3-1/2-inch enamel dial, twin barrel
movement with outside countwheel striking on a
bell, backplate stamped Japy and numbered 5735,
34cm high, with a pair of twin-light candelabra,
24cm high
£300 - 400
1432
A Louis XIV Tortoiseshell and Brass Inlaid
Bracket Clock, signed Gabriel Du Val Paris, late
17th Century and Later, the cushion top with
flambeau finials, pierced gilt metal floral sound
frets, Corinthian capitals, moulded base raised on
six brass pad feet, velvet covered dial, sphinx
creatures below and signed on a recessed plaque,
twin barrel movement with five baluster pillars and
later converted to anchor escapement, outside
countwheel striking on a surmounted bell, later
converted to spring suspension, movement signed
to back plate and stamped 549, 59cm high
£1500 - 2000
1433
A Mahogany Drop Dial Wall Clock, Thomas
Scales, Kendal, circa 1870, circular top with side
and bottom opening doors, trunk with brass inlay
and pendulum viewing window and carved side
ears, 12-inch painted dial, single fusee movement
with anchor escapement, 52cm high
£500 - 700
1434
A Late 18th Century Hooded Wall Timepiece
with Alarm, signed Rd Allen, Woolwich, circa
1780, the later oak case with pagoda pediment and
finials, side glass windows, wavy shaped base,
6-inch one piece arched silvered dial, engraved
scroll borders, signed in the arch, central alarm
disc, blued steel hands, movement with verge
escapement and alarm work, the sides with sliding
brass panels, alarm striking on a top mounted bell,
bob pendulum, 64cm high, together with both
weights
£400 - 600
1435
A Railway Station Wall Clock, signed W
Rothwell, Liverpool, Southport and Preston,
L.Y.R 2243 Southport Junction Railway, circular
case with side opening door (bottom door missing),
12-1/2-inch painted dial with Roman numerals,
single fusee movement with anchor escapement,
41.5cm high
£300 - 400
1436
A Mahogany Wall Timepiece, Harvey & Gore,
126 Regent St, London, 19th Century, circular
case with side and bottom opening doors, 12-inch
painted dial, single fusee movement with shaped
plates and anchor escapement, 36cm high
£500 - 700
1437
A Mahogany Wall Timepiece, J Hall & Co, 56
King St, Manchester, circa 1850, circular top with
side and bottom opening doors, side door with an
old label inscribed W John Hird, 12-inch painted
dial with Roman numerals, single fusee movement
with shaped plates and anchor escapement, 38cm
high
This clock is sold with a letter from a clock dealer stating it was
acquired from a John Edwards who sold it on behalf of a Mrs
Mcpherson. By repute, the Mcpherson family, who moved from
Ambleside to Shropshire, are directly related to Beatrix Potter.
£500 - 700
1438
A Mahogany Wall Timepiece, Jas Glen, Kings
Rd, Chelsea, circa 1890, circular top with side and
bottom opening doors, 12-inch painted dial with
Roman numerals, single fusee A-frame shaped
movement with anchor escapement, 37cm high
£400 - 600
1439
A Mahogany Wall Timepiece, H White & Co Ltd,
63 Cheapside, London, circa 1890, circular top
with side and bottom opening doors, 10-inch
painted dial, single fusee movement with anchor
escapement, 32cm high
£400 - 600
1440
A Large 18th Century Black Japanned Tavern
Clock, circa 1780, the tear drop shaped case with
circular top and side opening doors, oak black
lacquered case with Oriental chinoiserie decorated
trunk and inscribed above Hny Young Swaffham,
24-inch wooden painted dial, single weight driven
movement with A-frame shaped plates and anchor
escapement, 164cm high
Henry Young is recorded working in Swaffham circa 1795 where
he made an inn clock. See Baillie (GH) Watchmakers &
Clockmakers of the World, pg.352.
£3000 - 4000
1441
A Mahogany Chiming Table Clock with Alarm,
signed Cumming, London, circa 1810, arched
top with carrying handle, pierced front and side
sound frets, 8-inch painted dial, central alarm disc,
triple fusee movement with anchor escapement,
chiming on a nest of eight bells and striking the
hours and alarm on a further larger bell, backplate
signed and engraved to the borders, 48cm high
£1200 - 1500
1442
A George III Striking Table Clock, signed
Strigel, London, circa 1770, the ebonised
fruitwood veneered case with inverted bell top and
brass carrying handle, moulded base raised upon
block feet, 6-inch arched brass dial, dial centre with
date aperture and signed, arch with rise and fall
regulation dial, twin fusee movement with verge
escapement and rack striking on a bell, backplate
signed and scroll engraved borders, 46cm high,
with wall bracket, 22cm high
£2000 - 2500
1443
An Edwardian Mahogany Chiming Bracket
Clock, with arched top and pineapple finials,
Corinthian columns, pierced side sound frets, base
raised upon claw feet, 7-1/2-inch arched brass dial,
three dials in the arch for chime/silent, fast/slow
and chime on 8 bells/Westminster, massive triple
fusee movement with anchor escapement, quarter
chiming on a selection of eight bells or four gongs
and a further hammer striking a larger gong for the
hours, 59cm high, with matching wall bracket,
33cm high
£800 - 1200
1444
An Ebonised and Gilt Metal Mounted Quarter
Striking Table Clock, circa 1890, the arched top
with side finials, applied gilt metal mounted canted
sides with masks and floral decoration, side
bevelled viewing windows, raised upon paw feet,
6-inch arched brass, arch with slow/fast selection
dial, twin barrel movement ting tang quarter striking
with two hammers onto two gongs, backplate
stamped W&H Sch, 43cm high
£300 - 400
1445
An Ebonised and Brass Inlaid Striking Table
Clock, John Pettit, 15 Bedford Sqr, London,
circa 1820, with lancet top and surmounted with
gadroon mounts and turned brass finials, front with
brass inlay, pierced side sound frets and ringed
carrying handles, base raised upon ball feet,
8-1/2-inch painted dial, twin fusee movement with
anchor escapement and striking on a bell, 64cm
high
£1000 - 1500
1446
A Late 17th Century Ebonised Table Clock with
Basket Top, John Beale, Fecit, circa 1685, with
repousse fire gilded basket top, side and back
glazed panels, moulded base raised upon later bun
feet, 7-inch square brass dial, matted dial centre,
five pillar movement with verge escapement and
striking on a bell, 40cm high over handle (quarter
repeat train now removed)
John Beale (b.c.1645) was apprentice to Nicholas
Coxeter January 1658/59 until 1666. See Loomes
(Brian) The Early Clockmakers of Great Britain,
pg.82.
£3500 - 4500
1447
A Mahogany Striking Table Clock, John
Greenwood, Rochester, circa 1810, with arched
top, brass carrying handle, pierced side sound
frets, rectangular base raised upon bracket feet,
8-inch painted arched dial, dial centre with date
dial, arch with strike/silent selection, twin fusee
movement with verge escapement and striking on a
bell, backplate with floral engraving and central
cartouche engraved with initials, secured in with
brackets, 46cm high
For a similarly engraved movement backplate see Barder
(Richard C R) The Georgian Bracket Clock 1714-1830, pg.142.
£1500 - 1800
1448
A Mahogany Eight Day Longcase Clock, signed
John Rickard, Exeter, circa 1830, arched
pediment with later added ball finials, well figured
arched trunk door, plinth raised upon bracket feet,
12-inch painted arched dial, seconds dial, date
aperture and signed, arch with moonphase, four
pillar movement with attached Finnemore & Son
false plate, anchor escapement and rack striking on
a bell, 216cm high
£500 - 700
1453
A Mahogany Eight Day Longcase Clock, with flat
top pediment, Corinthian capped fluted columns,
arched moulded trunk door flanked by inlaid canted
corners, plinth raised upon later feet, 12-3/4-inch
arched brass dial, arch with silvered plaque later
bearing inscription John Craig Carrigill, four pillar
movement with anchor escapement and rack
striking on a bell, 214cm high (dial and movement
later)
£600 - 800
1449
A Mahogany Eight Day Longcase Clock, signed
John Watt, Irvine, circa 1820, with swan neck
pediment, fluted brass capped columns, arched
trunk door flanked by fluted pilasters, rectangular
plinth raised upon bracket feet, 14-inch one piece
arched silvered dial, centre with seconds and date
dials, arch signed, four pillar movement with anchor
escapement and rack striking on a bell, 212cm high
£500 - 700
1454
A Mahogany Eight Day Longcase Clock, signed
Thorndike, Ipswich, circa 1790, with pagoda
pediment, brass stop fluted capped columns,
moulded arched trunk door, plinth with raised panel
and upon bracket feet, 13-inch painted arched dial,
centre with seconds dial and signed, arch with
rolling moonphase high water at Ipswich, four pillar
movement with anchor escapement and rack
striking on a bell, 245cm high
£2000 - 3000
1450
An Oak and Mahogany Eight Day Longcase
Clock, signed Coats Wigan, circa 1770, swan
neck pediment, turned columns, mahogany
crossbanded trunk door, plinth with raised quatre
form panel and upon later skirting, 13-inch square
brass dial, matted centre with seconds and date
aperture, four pillar movement with anchor
escapement and rack striking on a bell, 227cm high
£700 - 900
1451
A Mahogany Chiming Longcase Clock, the
caddied hood with Corinthian capped columns,
wavy shaped trunk door flanked by inset fluted
pilasters, plinth with raised panel and upon bracket
feet, 13-inch arched brass dial, seconds and date
dials, arch with rolling moonphase (inactive) and
later bearing inscription in the arch Thomas Tissier
Corrall Lutterworth, triple weight driven movement
with anchor escapement, quarter chiming with six
hammers onto a nest of six bells and striking the
hours on a larger bell, 226cm high (dial and
movement later)
£800 - 1200
1452
A Mahogany Eight Day Longcase Clock, signed
Jno Furnis, Yarmouth, circa 1790, arched top
pediment with brass finials, stop brass fluted
columns, moulded trunk door flanked by stop brass
fluted pilasters, raised panel to the base (feet
missing), 12-inch one piece arched silvered dial,
floral engraved dial centre with date aperture and
seconds dial, arch signed, five pillar movement with
anchor escapement and rack striking on a bell,
218cm high
John Furniss is recorded working in Yarmouth circa 1781. See
Baillie (GH) Watchmakers & Clockmakers of the World, pg.116.
£600 - 800
1455
A Mahogany Chiming Longcase Clock, signed
William Cole, Weston Super Mare, circa 1900,
with swan neck pediment and central carved mask,
lattice blind fretwork to the front, pierced side sound
frets, turned columns, trunk door with bevelled
glass and flanked by carved mask and fluted
pilasters, plinth with blind fretwork sides and
recessed central panel, upon carved claw feet,
13-1/4-inch silvered arched brass dial, elaborately
decorated with scrolled pierced work to the centre
and borders, chapter ring with applied Arabic
numerals, dial centre with seconds and signed on a
silvered plaque, strike/silent selection positioned at
9, arch with two dials for chime/silent and
Westminster/Whittington/St Michael chime
selections, massive triple weight driven movement
with deadbeat escapement, quarter chiming with
eight hammers striking eight tubular bells and a
larger hammer striking a further tubular bell for the
hours, 248cm high
£3000 - 4000
1456
A Mahogany Eight Day Longcase Clock, signed
Nicholson, Whitehaven, circa 1770, with swan
neck pediment, fluted columns, plum pudding
mahogany veneered trunk door, crossbanded plinth
raised upon bracket feet, 14-1/2-inch arched brass
dial signed, matted centre with seconds and date
aperture, arch with moonphase, four pillar
movement with anchor escapement and rack
striking on a bell, 233cm high
£1500 - 2000
1457
A Brass Mounted and Glass Thermometer,
signed Jno Jones, 338 Strand, London, circa
1880, visible mercury tube with twin scales on a
glass rectangular panel signed, brass mounted
swivelling brackets and supported on a wooden
backboard, 66cm high
£200 - 300
1458
A Mahogany Wheel Barometer, circa 1850, with
swan neck pediment, hygrometer, thermometer
box, 10-inch silvered dial, spirit level, 109cm high
£250 - 350
1459
A Mahogany Shell Inlaid Wheel Barometer,
signed J Gestra, Fecit, circa 1820, with broken
arched top, inlaid stringing to the borders and shell
inlay, thermometer box, 8-inch silvered dial signed,
98cm high
John Gestra is recorded working in Newport 1810-30. See
Banfield (Edwin) Barometer Makers and Retailers, pg.90.
£250 - 350
1460
A Mahogany 10-inch Wheel Barometer, signed
D Luvate, Preston, circa 1840, the well figured
case with swan neck top, hygrometer, thermometer
box, 10-inch silvered dial, spirit level dial signed,
106cm high
Dominic Luvate is recorded working in Preston 1820-45. See
Banfield (Edwin) Barometer Makers and Retailers, pg.135.
£300 - 400
1461
A Rosewood Wheel Barometer, signed Allison
& Co, Richmond, circa 1850, with swan neck top,
hygrometer, thermometer box, 8-inch silvered dial,
spirit level dial signed, 97cm high
£200 - 300
1462
A Mahogany Wheel Barometer, signed G Groce,
York, circa 1820, with broken arched top, inlaid
stringing to the borders, thermometer box, 8-inch
silvered dial signed, 99cm high
G Groce is recorded working in York 1810-30. See Banfield
(Edwin) Barometer Makers and Retailers, pg.100.
£200 - 300
1463
An Admiral Fitzroy's Storm Stick Barometer,
signed Negretti & Zambra, Instrument Makers to
Her Majesty, Holborn Viaduct, EC 122, Regent
St W & 59 Cornhill EC London, circa 1870, the
oak case with arched top, concealed large mercury
tube, twin vernier ceramic dial signed, thermometer
box, 104cm high
£300 - 500
1464
A Mahogany Stick Barometer, signed Negretti &
Zambra, 1 Hatton Garden, 59 Cornhill, 122
Regent Street & 153 Fleet Street London, circa
1880, with arched top, concealed mercury tube,
double vernier ivory scale signed, thermometer
box, turned cistern cover, 92cm high
£300 - 500
1465
A Rosewood Stick Barometer, signed G
Cartwright, Preston, circa 1860, well figured
arched case with concealed mercury tube, single
vernier ivory scale signed, thermometer box, turned
cistern cover, 91cm high
£300 - 500
1466
A Mahogany Stick Barometer, signed Fraser,
Bond Street, London, circa 1810, well figured
case with arched top and concealed mercury tube,
single vernier silvered dial signed, turned cistern
cover, 93cm high
£600 - 800
Rugs and Carpets
1467
Heriz Runner
Persian Azerbaijan
The deep indigo field with a column of polychrome
medallions and hexagons surrounded by stylised
plants and geometric motifs enclosed by madder
borders of angular devices between ivory guard
stripes, 464cm by 107cm
£400 - 600
1468
Feraghan Rug
West Persia
The deep indigo stepped lozenge field with a lattice
of stylised boteh enclosed by candy pink spandrels
and narrow ivory borders of stylised meandering
vines and flanked by floral guard stripes, 196cm by
96cm
£200 - 300
1469
Yomut Carpet
West Turkestan
The aubergine lattice field of hooked Dyrnak guls
enclosed by narrow ivory 'bird' borders flanked by
angular stylised zigzag guard stripes and with
'parasol' motifs elems, 245cm by 158cm
£600 - 900
1470
Yomut Carpet
West Turkestan
The chestnut field with columns of Dyrnak guls
enclosed by ivory borders of latch hook stylised
vine and stepped guls flanked by double guard
stripes, the elems with rows of stylised plants,
328cm by 208cm
£700 - 1000
1471
Tekke Rug
Emirate of Bukhara
The raspberry field with two columns of five Salor
guls enclosed by narrow borders of geometric
devices, 160cm by 116cm
£300 - 400
1472
Tabriz Carpet
Persian Azerbaijan
The deep indigo field with an allover Herati design
enclosed by pistachio green borders of samovar
motifs flanked by rosette and skittle guard stripes,
321cm by 237cm
£350 - 500
1473
Heriz Carpet
Persian Azerbaijan
The stepped madder field centred by an indigo
medallion surrounded by angular stylised floral
vines framed by indigo spandrels and wide borders
of serrated leaves and polychrome flowerheads
between lemon guard stripes, 350cm by 266cm
£500 - 700
1480
Kashan Carpet
Central Persia
The strawberry field of leafy scrolling vines centre
by an indigo and ivory pole medallion enclosed by
indigo borders of palmettes and meandering
scrolling vines between triple guard stripes, 335cm
by 240cm
£700 - 1000
1474
Pair of Brussels Style Tapestries
Each depicting noble ladies flanked by a lion and a
unicorn within a millefleur landscape of birds and
animals, late 19th/early 20th century, each approx
196cm by 135cm
£200 - 400
1481
Ersari Turkman Carpet
Emirate of Bukhara
The abrashed madder field with three rows of
‘elephant foot ‘ guls surrounded by geometric
devices and a stylised camel enclosed by stepped
diamond borders and ‘saw tooth ‘ guard stripes,
kilim panels at both ends, 310cm by 221cm
£500 - 800
1475
Caucasian Design Carpet
Probably Turkey
The deep indigo field with an all over design of
angular flowering vines flowerheads and Harshang
motifs enclosed by strawberry red Harshang
borders and ice blue rosette guard stripes, 388cm
by 264cm
£400 - 600
1476
Kashan Rug
Central Persia
The rust field of floral vines around an indigo
medallion framed by spandrels and borders of
palmettes and meandering vines between ivory
guard stripes, 200cm by 131cm
£300 - 500
1477
Modern Carpet of Ziegler Design
Probably Afghanistan
The ivory field of palmettes and large vines of
serrated leaves enclosed by similar borders and
tulip guard stripes, 525cm by 328cm
£500 - 700
1478
Ravar Kirman Rug
South East Persia
The field with an intricate floral lattice design
enclosed by narrow apple green borders of
meandering floral vines flanked by similar guard
stripes, 174cm by 136cm
£200 - 300
1479
Kirman Carpet
South East Persia
The claret field richly decorated with flowering
plants and boteh enclosed by wide indigo and ivory
fleur de lys borders, 547cm by 300cm
£700 - 1000
1482
Tekke Rug
Emirate of Bukhara
The claret compartmentalised field of columns of
rectangular guls enclosed by borders of geometric
motifs between guard stripes of hooked devices,
120cm by 102cm
£300 - 500
1483
Fine Lesghi Rug
South Caucasus
The blood red field with three typical star
medallions framed by tribal motifs and enclosed by
flowerhead borders and triple polychrome guard
stripes, short kilims at each end, 139cm by 94cm
Dated and inscribed panel at one end. Original Harvey Nichols
label on reverse
£1000 - 1500
1484
Unusual Kazak Rug
Central Caucasus
The plain indigo field centred by a stepped
polychrome medallion framed by ivory borders of
rosettes and mustard coloured boteh guard stripes
flanked by barber poles, 140cm by 111cm
£250 - 350
1485
Afshar Rug
South East Persia
The lozenge shaped field centred by an ivory
cusped medallion surrounded by diagonal columns
of stylised boteh framed by similar spandrels and
deep indigo borders of flowerheads between ivory
meandering vine guard stripes, 187cm by 142cm
£200 - 300
1486
Karabagh Rug
South Caucasus
The compartmentalised field with bands of
polychrome hooked medallions and Memling guls
enclosed by borders of polychrome rosettes and
flanked by pistachio and ivory guard stripes
containing stellar devices, 250cm by 130cm
£700 - 1000
1487
Luri/Bakhtiari Rug
West Persia
The deep indigo lattice field with rows of latch hook
madder medallions and with tribal and zoomorphic
devices enclosed by ivory reciprocal 'bird' borders
flanked by polychrome barber poles, 270cm by
160cm
£250 - 350
1494
Finely Woven Kashan Mat
Central Persia
The mid indigo field with an urn issuing flowers
flanked by columns and beneath a cusped Mihrab
enclosed by narrow pale lemon borders of rosettes
and meandering vines between skittle guard
stripes, 76cm by 56cm
£200 - 300
1488
Karabagh Rug
South Caucasus
The plain madder field with triple linked stepped
medallions containing polychrome flowerheads
flanked by similar panels and indigo borders of
vines and further flowerheads between madder
guard stripes, 265cm by 176cm
£300 - 500
1495
Kazak Rug
Central Caucasus
The brick red field centred by a pale blue stepped
medallion and two ivory octagons containing
geometric devices enclosed by pale indigo borders
of ‘arrowheads’ and serrated ‘Z’ motifs between
meandering vine guard stripes, 268cm by 181cm
£200 - 300
1489
A Very Finely Woven Ghom Silk Rug
Central Persia
The pale strawberry field of scrolling floral vines
and palmettes around an ivory cusped pole
medallion framed by spandrels and ivory borders of
meandering vines flanked by double guard stripes,
157cm by 108cm
£300 - 500
1496
Shiraz Tribal Rug
South West Persia
The ivory serrated lozenge field with two stepped
indigo medallions enclosed by madder spandrels
and narrow mustard borders of angular serrated
vines between polychrome guard stripes, 194cm by
158cm
£300 - 500
1490
Bidjar Rug of Mustafi Design
Persian Kurdistan
The deep indigo field of large angular scrolling
vines and semi naturalistic floral sprays enclosed
by madder borders of leafy flowers and pale indigo
guard stripes, 230cm by 142cm
£1000 - 1500
1497
North West Persian Kurdish Runner
The abrashed indigo field of Herati design enclosed
by borders of rosettes and meandering floral vines
framed by double guard stripes, 345cm by 100cm
£400 - 600
1491
Tekke Rug
Emirate of Bukhara
The claret field with three columns of typical
quartered guls enclosed by borders of stepped
medallions and multiple narrow guard stripes,
147cm by 125cm
£200 - 300
1492
Kashgai Rug
South West Persia
The field with a single column of latch hook
medallions surrounded by numerous stylised boteh,
plants and tribal devices enclosed by multiple
narrow borders and barber pole guard stripes,
255cm by 170cm
£300 - 500
1493
Narrow Saroukh Runner
West Persia
The pale aubergine field with a single column of
flowering plants enclosed by narrow borders of
vines and flowerheads between zigzag guard
stripes, 305cm by 80cm
£200 - 300
1498
Zil-i-Sultan Rug
South East Persia
The ivory field with rows of urns and flowers
enclosed by indigo borders of flowering plants and
meandering vines flanked by guard stripes, 147cm
by 110cm
£200 - 300
1499
Bakhtiari Rug
West Persia
The strawberry field of brightly flowering vines
around an ivory and indigo pole medallion framed
by spandrels and madder borders of palmettes and
scrolling vines flanked by indigo guard stripes,
216cm by 145cm
£200 - 300
1500
Malayir Runner
West Persia
The lattice field containing rows of boteh enclosed
by ivory borders of rosettes flanked by meandering
vine guard stripes, 386cm by 106cm
£300 - 500
1501
Ersari Carpet
Emirate of Bukhara
The madder field with three columns of nine
quartered elephant foot guls flanked by Memling
guls and tribal devices, enclosed by
compartmentalised borders and ivory guard stripes,
363cm by 245cm
£500 - 700
1508
Heriz Carpet
Persian Azerbaijan
The madder field of angular vines around an
indigo medallion framed by spandrels and indigo
borders of serrated leaves and rosettes flanked by
lemon meandering vine guard stripes, 306cm by
218cm
£600 - 900
1502
Kashgai Rug
South West Persia
The lozenge field richly decorated with tribal
devices centred by a small ivory medallion framed
by indigo spandrels and borders of flowering plants
between zigzag guard stripes and barber poles,
242cm by 192cm
£300 - 500
1509
Senneh Rug
Persian Kurdistan
The deep indigo field of Herati design centred by a
madder diamond medallion and stylised
flowerheads enclosed by ivory spandrels and
madder palmette borders between narrow guard
stripes, 195cm by 138cm
£400 - 600
1503
Narrow North West Persian Runner
The madder field with columns of boteh and flowers
enclosed by an ivory border of angular vines and
boteh flanked to one side by a polychrome barber
pole guard stripe, 374cm by 92cm
£400 - 600
1510
Large Khorasan Carpet
North East Persia
The rust field of scrolling vines around an ice blue
floral medallion framed by deep indigo spandrels
and ivory floral borders between multiple guard
stripes, 470cm by 315cm
£200 - 400
1504
Narrow Hamadan Runner
Persian Kurdistan
The rust field with central medallion flanked by two
lozenges each with flowering plants framed by
spandrels and narrow indigo borders of vines
between ivory guard stripes, 525cm by 88cm
£200 - 400
1505
Pair of Agra Rugs
North Central India
Each with an ice blue Herati field enclosed by an
abrashed claret border of leaf and rosette design
between mushroom guard stripes, each approx,
200cm by 120cm
£1000 - 1500
1506
Yazd Carpet
South East Persia
The cusped pale lemon field of flowing vines
around a soft indigo flowerhead pole medallion
framed by aubergine spandrels and pale lemon
floral borders between double guard stripes, 348cm
by 255cm
£600 - 800
1507
Tabriz Carpet
Persian Azerbaijan
The cream field of large palmettes and scrolling
vines around a sky blue medallion framed by
cusped spandrels and borders of palmettes and
leaf design intersected by meandering vines and
floral guard stripes, 383cm by 285cm
£500 - 700
1511
Unusual Kirghiz Ensi
Pamir Region
The madder quartered field of hooked motifs
enclosed by compartmentalised borders of
geometric devices, 197cm by 128cm
Pile Kirghiz weaving are extremely rare. Few examples are
found on the market. Ensis were used by the Kirghiz and
Turkman tribes as doorway curtains in their round felt tents.
£400 - 600
1512
Heriz Carpet
Persian Azerbaijan
The claret field of floral vines around a typical
medallion framed by spandrels and wide indigo
borders of serrated leaves and flowerheads
between lemon guard stripes, 475cm by 345cm
£700 - 1000
1513
Finely Woven Kashan Carpet
Central Persia
The cream field of scrolling vines around a
flowerhead medallion framed by spandrels and
floral borders intersected by meandering vines
flanked by cloud band guard stripes, 426cm by
305cm
Inscribed four times and dated
£700 - 1000
1514
Pair of Kashan Carpets
Central Persia
Each with a cream field of palmettes and scrolling
vines around a pole medallion framed by spandrels
and borders of palmettes and meandering vines
between multiple guard stripes, each approx
307cm by 202cm
£600 - 900
1521
A Fine Serapi Carpet
Persian Azerbaijan
The madder field of angular vines around an indigo
and fawn medallion framed by ivory spandrels and
enclosed by indigo borders of angular polychrome
vines between ice blue and salmon pink guard
stripes, 553cm by 350cm
£7000 - 10000
1515
Pair of Kashan Rugs
Central Persia
Each with a cream field of palmettes and vines
enclosed by similar ivory borders and rosette guard
stripes, each 206cm by 131cm
£400 - 600
1522
A Fine Tabriz Carpet
Persian Azerbaijan
The claret field with an allover lattice design of
palmettes and flowering plants enclosed by deep
indigo borders of similar meandering floral vines
between pale lemon and ice blue guard stripes,
562cm by 353cm
£10000 - 15000
1516
Pair of Tabriz Rugs
Persian Azerbaijan
Each with a deep sand field with rows of stylised
medallions enclosed by ivory borders of stylised
palmettes flanked by guard stripes, each 192cm by
142cm
£250 - 350
1517
Narrow Sarab Runner
Persian Azerbaijan
The ivory field with a single column of linked
stepped medallions surrounded by tribal and
geometric motifs enclosed by ice blue spandrels
and narrow indigo borders between rosette and
meandering vine guard stripes, 366cm by 84cm
£300 - 500
1518
Ziegler Mahal Carpet Sultanabad
West Persia
The mid indigo field with large serrated leaves and
flowerheads enclosed by wide madder borders of
meandering floral vines and double guard stripes,
480cm by 323cm
Provenance: Eydon Hall, Northamptonshire
£5000 - 8000
1519
Senneh Carpet of Unusual Size
Persian Kurdistan
The mid-indigo abrashed field with rows of
semi-naturalistic roses enclosed by madder
borders of ivory cartouches between boteh guard
stripes, 350cm by 260cm
£3000 - 4000
1520
Fine Saroukh Carpet
West Persia
The deep indigo field of polychrome vines around
an ivory medallion framed by madder spandrels
and ivory borders of further meandering vines
between twin guard stripes, 305cm by 206cm
£5000 - 7000
Furniture
1523
A Victorian Figured Walnut Secretaire
rd
th
Wellington Chest, 3 quarter 19 century, with
five drawers and a deep two-as-one drawer
enclosing a fitted interior of pigeon holes and
drawers, scrolling leaf carved capitals, raised on a
platform base, 56cm by 41cm by 127cm
£700 - 1000
1524
A George III Mahogany and Ebony Strung
th
Inverted Breakfront Sideboard, late 18 century,
the single convex shaped drawer above an arched
apron flanked by conforming two-as-one deep
drawers, raised on fluted tapering legs with splayed
feet, 243cm by 67cm by 91cm
£1000 - 1500
1525
A Rosewood and Brass Strung Teapoy, circa
1820, of rectangular form with hinged drop leaves
enclosing three drawers, raised on a leaf carved
turned support with moulded socle and platform, on
four gadrooned supports with brass toes and
castors, 46cm by 36cm by 79cm
£300 - 500
1526
A George II Mahogany Foldover Card Table, mid
th
18 century, the folding rectangular top with
rounded projecting cornice enclosing a velvet lined
interior with gaming wells, raised on slender
tapering legs decorated with spurs terminating in
flattened pad feet, 83cm by 46cm by 73cm
£300 - 500
1527
th
A George III Mahogany Chest on Chest, late 18
century, the cavetto cornice above two short and
six long drawers, raised on bracket feet, 114cm by
64cm by 187cm
£800 - 1200
1528
th
An Early 18 Century Solid Walnut and
Crossbanded Chest on Stand, of two short over
three long graduated drawers, the base with deep
drawer above a carved frieze, raised on cabriole
legs, 113cm by 61cm by 179cm (repairs)
£400 - 600
1535
A Late Regency Mahogany Bowfront Pedestal
nd
th
Sideboard, 2 quarter 19 century, the staged
top and brass gallery above conforming pedestals
with cellaret drawers, raised on carved fore-feet,
263cm by 85cm by 147cm
£700 - 1000
1529
A Victorian Walnut and Parquetry Breakfront
Credenza, mid 19th century, with a central glazed
door flanked by floral decorated panels and convex
glazed doors, raised on a plinth base, 140cm by
41cm by 102cm
£700 - 1000
1536
A Late George III Mahogany Linen Press, early
th
19 century, bears part Clumber label, with two
cupboard doors above two large doors enclosing
four oak lined sliding trays with four short and one
long drawer below, 145cm by 63cm by 188cm
£500 - 800
1530
A 19th Century Chippendale Style Mahogany
Breakfront Bookcase, the relief carved frieze
above a pair of glazed astragal doors enclosing
adjustable shelves, flanked by conforming wings,
the base of two central cupboard doors enclosing a
fixed shelf, flanked by cupboard doors enclosing
three deep drawers and four small drawers, the
base with carved moulding and conforming cabriole
legs, 265cm by 54cm by 235cm
£1800 - 2500
1537
A Regency Rosewood, Satinwood Banded and
Gilt Metal Foldover Card Table, circa 1820, the
hinged lid enclosing a velvet lined interior, raised
on turned spindle supports with four splayed legs
with brass cast toes and castors, the underside
with paper label HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF
PORTLAND KG WELBECK ABBEY No.142
REPAIRED BY GEORGE TROLLOPE & SONS,
WEST HALKIN STREET, 26.6.1961, 88.5cm by
44cm by 72cm
£250 - 350
1531
A George III Mahogany Straight Front Chest,
th
early 19 century, of two short over three long
graduated drawers with swan neck handles, raised
on bracket feet, 94cm by 51cm by 86cm
£400 - 600
1532
A Late George III Mahogany Serpentine Front
th
Chest, early 19 century, four long graduated
drawers with swan neck handles all between
canted fluted stiles, raised on bracket feet, 126cm
by 63cm by 96cm
£1000 - 1500
1533
A Scottish Serpentine Front Sideboard, circa
1820, the staged top above a central bowfront
drawer, the base with central frieze drawer above
an arched apron and flanked by cupboard doors,
raised on square tapering legs inlaid with oval
patera and spade feet, 166cm by 60cm by 98cm
£700 - 1000
1534
A George III Mahogany Bureau Bookcase, by
Philip Bell, London, circa 1770, with two
cupboard doors enclosing a fitted interior of pigeon
holes and small drawers, the fall above two short
and three long graduated drawers, raised on later
bun feet, 108cm by 62cm by 204cm
Philip Bell, St Paul's Churchyard, London 1758-1774, successor
to Elizabeth Bell, See Gilbert (Christopher) Pictorial Dictionary of
Marked London Furniture 1700-1840, pg.97, fig.96
£700 - 1000
1538
A Late George III Mahogany and Herringbone
th
Inlaid Bowfront Chest, early 19 century, with
four long graduated drawers, raised on splayed
bracket feet, 117cm by 56cm by 102cm
£400 - 600
1539
A George III Style Satinwood and Tulipwood
Banded Bureau, the fall enclosing a worn green
skiver and drawers, with two short and two long
drawers below, raised on bracket feet with castors,
61cm by 41cm by 91cm
£450 - 550
1540
rd
A Victorian Mahogany Partners' Desk, 3
th
quarter 19 century, inset a modern green and gilt
leather skiver above six frieze drawers, raised on
conforming pedestals, 168cm by 114cm by 83cm
£700 - 1000
1541
th
An 18 Century Style Giltwood and Gesso
Console Table, the rectangular top of breakfront
form bordered by acanthus and C scroll foliate
support centred by a kneeling putto, 130cm by
50cm by 91cm
£900 - 1200
1542
th
A Victorian Walnut Fire Screen, mid 19
century, with later needlework panel depicting a
girl and dog, raised on carved bulbous support with
S scroll tripod base, 46cm by 110cm
£250 - 350
1543
A Pair of Regency Mahogany Hall Chairs, early
th
19 century, each with circular green painted
family crest above boarded seats, raised on ring
turned tapering forelegs, 43cm by 38cm by 84cm
£250 - 350
1544
A Late George III Mahogany, Boxwood Strung
th
and Crossbanded Bowfront Chest, early 19
century, of four long graduated drawers with brass
knob handles, raised on splayed bracket feet, 95cm
by 60cm by 93cm
£400 - 600
1545
A George IV Four Door Breakfront Library
nd
th
Bookcase, 2 quarter 19 century, the bold
cornice above conforming glazed astragal doors
enclosing adjustable shelves, the cupboard base
with four panel doors raised on turned feet, 215cm
by 50cm by 224cm
£1200 - 1800
1546
A George II Walnut and Feather Banded Chest
th
on Chest, early 18 century, of two short over six
graduated long drawers, raised on later bracket
feet, brass solid plate drop handles fitted to each
side, 104cm by 55cm by 173cm
£1000 - 1500
1547
A George III Mahogany, Satinwood and
Tulipwood Chest on Chest, circa 1800, the dentil
cornice above two short and three long drawers
between canted stiles, the base of three deep
drawers, raised on bracket feet, 117cm by 59cm by
184cm
£1000 - 1500
1548
A George III Mahogany Double Pedestal Desk,
th
early 19 century, inset green and gilt leather
skiver above an arrangement of nine drawers, the
opposing side with cupboard doors, raised on
plinths bases with castors, 124cm by 84cm by
79cm
£2000 - 3000
1549
A George II Mahogany Demi-Lune Foldover Tea
th
Table, mid 18 century, the plain frieze above
four cabriole legs, the back leg pivoting as a
gateleg, raised on chamfered pad feet, 88cm by
44cm by 75cm
£300 - 500
1550
A Victorian Burr Walnut Breakfront Credenza,
rd
th
3 quarter 19 century, with three-quarter pierced
brass gallery above two central glazed doors
flanked by foliate carved bowfront cupboard doors,
raised on a plinth base, 151cm by 42cm by 91cm
£1000 - 1500
1551
th
A Late 17 Century Walnut Cabinet on Stand,
with quarter-veneered cupboard doors enclosing an
arrangement of small drawers around a central
cupboard, above a deep frieze drawer, raised on
turned forelegs and wavy shaped understretcher,
134cm by 55cm by 152cm
£2000 - 3000
1552
th
A Regency Mahogany Wine Cooler, early 19
century, of rectangular form with gadrooned
decoration, the hinged lid enclosing a fitted interior,
brass lion mask loop side handles, raised on turned
tapering legs with brass toes and castors, 44.5cm
by 42.5cm by 62cm
£700 - 1000
1553
th
A Victorian Amboyna Work Table, mid 19
century, of rectangular canted form, with frieze
drawer and removable fitted tray, raised on a
square tapering support with convex quadripartite
platform base with scrolled toes and castors,
50.5cm by 50cm by 70.5cm
£700 - 1000
1554
rd
A Victorian Mahogany Triple Door Wardrobe, 3
th
quarter 19 century, the bold cornice above a
plain frieze and doors with arched moulding
enclosing hanging space and drawers, raised on
plinth base, 207cm by 73cm by 213cm
£700 - 1000
1555
A 19th Century Figured Mahogany Washstand,
with hinged serpentine front and sliding mechanism
enclosing a grey veined carrara marble interior,
above four long drawers between canted trusses,
81cm by 51cm by 96cm
£300 - 500
1556
A Victorian Amboyna, Ebonised and Marquetry
th
Side Cabinet, mid 19 century, the glazed doors
enclosing two fixed shelves all between canted
stiles raised on ebonised feet, 95cm by 42cm by
107cm
£400 - 600
1557
A Victorian Figured Walnut Kidney Shape
rd
th
Writing Desk, 3 quarter 19 century, the hinged
lid enclosing a fitted interior above a hinged writing
slope, raised on turned leaf carved bulbous
supports with acanthus carved cabriole legs joined
by a turned stretcher, 121cm by 50cm by 90cm
£1000 - 1500
1558
A Teak and Brass Bound Campaign Chest,
Army & Navy C.S.L. Makers, of two short above
three long drawers with brass recessed handles,
raised on later feet, 91cm by 46cm by 101cm
£400 - 600
1559
th
A Mid 19 Century Mahogany Dwarf Linen
Press, stamped James Winter, 101 Wardour
Street, Soho, London, the two rectangular doors
enclosing four sliding trays flanked by an
arrangement of eight drawers, raised on
compressed gadrooned feet, 196cm by 55cm by
116cm
James Winter, Furniture Broker, Appraiser and Undertaker,
1823-1840, business continued to trade to 1870 is it is unlikely
that any of the furniture so marked was actually made by James
Winter, his trade card indicated that he offered a liberal price for
second-hand furniture in large or small quantities.
£700 - 1000
1560
A Mahogany, Satinwood, Tulipwood and
Marquetry Card Table, in the manner of William
Moore of Dublin, of D shape form enclosing a
velvet lined interior, above an inlaid frieze of patera,
raised on square tapering legs, 91cm by 46cm by
74cm (repairs)
Provenance: By descent from grandparents who lived in Ireland
£2000 - 3000
1561
A George III Style Mahogany, Satinwood and
th
Rosewood Crossbanded Serpentine Chest, 19
century, with pull-out brushing slide above three
deep drawers, raised on bracket feet, 94cm by
54cm by 90cm
£500 - 700
1562
th
A George III Mahogany Bureau, late 18
century, the fall enclosing a fitted interior of twenty
small drawers, above two short and three long
graduated drawers, raised on bracket feet, 102cm
by 57cm by 109cm
£300 - 500
1563
A Late Regency Mahogany and Rosewood
nd
th
Crossbanded Teapoy, 2 quarter 19 century,
the hinged lid enclosing an arrangement of tea
canisters and apertures, raised on slender brass
strung C scroll legs with foliate cast mounts, 40cm
by 32cm by 77cm
£250 - 350
1564
A George III Style Mahogany and Rosewood
Crossbanded Serpentine Front Chest, the
moulded top above four long graduated drawers
and shaped apron, raised on splayed bracket feet,
97cm by 58cm by 86cm
£600 - 800
1565
A George III Mahogany Straight Front Chest,
th
late 18 century, the moulded top above two short
and three long graduated drawers, all between
carved canted stiles, raised on bracket feet, 86cm
by 54cm by 84cm
£500 - 700
1566
A George III Style Mahogany and Polychrome
Painted Pembroke Table,18th Century and later
painted, the top richly decorated with classical
figures and floral swags, above a frieze drawer and
opposing sham drawer, raised on square tapering
legs with brass toes and castors, 98cm by 75cm by
74cm
£1500 - 2000
1567
A Victorian Teak and Brass Bound Campaign
th
Chest, mid 19 century, in two parts, comprising
two short above three long drawers with brass
recessed handles, raised on compressed toupie
feet, 98cm by 46cm by 100cm
£700 - 1000
1568
An Adams Revival Mahogany Serving Table, the
leaf carved edge with two hinged sections above a
shaped frieze centred by a ram's mask, raised on
square tapering anthemion decorated legs with
claw and ball feet, 225cm by 58cm by 96cm
(alterations)
£700 - 1000
1569
A Mahogany Breakfront Dwarf Linen Press, mid
th
19 century, in the manner of Gillows, paper
label verso encompassing a ducal coronet
surmounting the letter N and Clumber 4376, the
two central cupboard doors enclosing five sliding
oak lined trays and two frieze drawers, flanked by
conforming cupboards enclosing later shelves,
raised on turned feet, 198cm by 53cm by 117cm
Gillows supplied a number of pieces for Clumber House in
Nottinghamshire.
£700 - 1000
1570
nd
A Late Regency Mahogany Dwarf Bookcase, 2
th
quarter 19 century, of inverted breakfront form
above two frieze drawers, two adjustable shelves
between fluted and lappit carved stiles, 116cm by
41cm by 98cm
£900 - 1200
1571
A Regency Rosewood, Satinwood
Crossbanded, Ebony and Boxwood Strung Sofa
th
Table, early 19 century, with rectangular top and
two rounded drop leaves above two real and two
sham drawers, raised on slender ends supports
with brass toes and castors, 97cm by 65cm by
73cm
£900 - 1200
1572
th
An 18 Century Oak and Fruitwood Primitive
Stickback Chair, the curved top rail with traces of
paint above five spindles, moulded seat and
chamfered tripod legs, 48cm by 30cm by 62cm
£300 - 500
1573
th
A Mid 19 Century Yew and Elm High Splat
Windsor Armchair, with double row back support,
curved arms, spindle supports and legs joined by a
crinoline understretcher, 50cm by 39cm by 110cm;
th
and A Mid 19 Century Yew and Elm Highback
Windsor Armchair, with double row back support,
spindle arm supports and legs joined by a crinoline
understretcher, 50cm by 40cm by 102cm (2)
£1200 - 1500
1574
th
A Joined Oak Wainscot Chair, 17 century in
part, with carved back panel above a boarded seat,
gun barrel arm supports, the front rail stamped TS,
58cm by 36cm by 116cm
£450 - 650
1575
th
A Mid 19 Century Child's Wing Armchair,
Northern Region, with panel seat above a shaped
frieze and raised on sledge shape bases
£200 - 300
1576
A Joined Oak Yorkshire Wainscot Armchair,
with carved and fielded back support between
moulded stiles, with downswept arms, raised on
ring turned supports and conforming forelegs joined
by an H stretcher, 57cm by 39cm by 106cm
£500 - 700
1577
th
A 19 Century Child's Yewwood, Elm and
Fruitwood Windsor Chair, with double row back
support, pierced splat and moulded seat, raised on
turned spindle forelegs, 37cm by 30cm by 70cm; A
th
Child's 19 Century North West Rush Seated
Chair, with spindle back support and turned legs,
th
34cm by 30cm by 64cm; and A 19 Century Rush
Seated Ladderback Rocking Chair, with spindle
arm supports, rail and legs, 47cm by 38cm by
81cm (3)
£400 - 600
1578
th
A Joined Oak Wainscot Type Chair, 19 century
and later, the carved back support and downswept
arms above a boarded seat, raised on spindle and
block supports joined by a peripheral
understretcher, 55cm by 36cm by 119cm
£300 - 500
1579
th
A Joined Oak Wainscot Type Chair, 19
century, the carved back support above fielded
panels and downswept arms, boarded seat raised
on bobbin turned supports joined by a peripheral
stretcher, 52cm by 36cm by 124cm
£300 - 500
1580
th
A Joined Oak Double Stool, in 17 century
style, the rectangular plank seat above turned
block legs joined by a peripheral understretcher,
119cm by 23cm by 51cm
£300 - 500
1581
th
A Set of Ten 19 Century Ash and Rush Seated
Chairs, probably North West, the shaped top rail
and chamfered finials above a pierced splat, turned
legs with pad feet joined by a turned front stretcher,
48cm by 40cm by 94cm
£1000 - 1500
1582
Four Victorian Elm, Ash and Beech Smoker's
Bow/Office Armchairs, late 19th century, one
with label William Collins & Sons, Chair
Manufacturers, High Wycombe, each with curved
rests, spindle supports and moulded seats, raised
on turned spindle forelegs joined by double
stretchers, 46cm by 48cm
£550 - 750
1583
A Yorkshire Green Painted Ash Hoop Back
Windsor Armchair, circa 1800, with double
spindle back support, curved arm rests, moulded
seat and turned spindle forelegs, 53cm by 41cm by
106cm
£300 - 500
1584
th
A Late 19 Century Joined Oak Wing Back
Rocking Chair, upholstered in modern crewelwork
fabric, with padded sides, back support and seat,
the base of panel construction, 50cm by 45cm by
110cm
£300 - 400
1585
th
A Late 19 Century Joined Pine Orkney Chair,
with curved rush back and wings, the boarded seat
above a pull-out drawer and panel sides, 50cm by
40cm by 112cm
£300 - 500
1586
th
A Mid 18 Century Joined Oak Press Cupboard,
probably North Wales, the plain frieze with
inverted turned finials, with two fielded cupboard
doors and conforming sliding door, the lower
section with three frieze drawers above two large
fielded panel doors, raised on stile feet, 144cm by
57cm by 179cm
£500 - 600
1587
th
A Late 17 Century Joined Oak Chest, the
hinged lid enclosing a lidded till above a carved
frieze and three conforming panels between
moulded stiles, carved with EH 1683, 125cm by
58cm by 69cm
£300 - 500
1588
A George III Oak and Mahogany Crossbanded
High Dresser, probably
th
Staffordshire/Shropshire, late 18 century, with
three fixed shelves between two cupboard doors,
the base with three frieze drawers above a shaped
apron, raised on three cabriole forelegs with pad
feet, 217cm by 48cm by 216cm
£600 - 800
1589
th
An 18 Century Oak Mule Chest, carved with JB
1727, with hinged lid above three fielded panels
and two frieze drawers below, raised on stile feet,
127cm by 52cm by 84cm
£300 - 500
1590
An Oak Dining Table, of three plank construction
above a chamfered frieze, four barrel legs and
th
joined by an H stretcher, 17 century and later,
th
216cm by 78cm by 71cm; and Six 17 Century
South Yorkshire/North Derbyshire Oak Dining
Chairs, each with crescent shape splats above
boarded seats, turned spindle supports joined by
an H stretcher, 44cm by 36cm by 102cm (retipped
and restorations) (7)
£1000 - 1500
1591
A Harlequin Set of Eight Ash and Rush Seated
Dining Chairs, North West Region, with double
spindle back supports and turned legs joined by
stretchers, including two carvers with triple spindle
back supports and shaped arm rests, single chairs
47cm by 40cm by 96cm
£700 - 1000
1592
th
A Joined Oak Cradle and Rocker, early 18
century, of panelled form with canted hood,
moulded finials and stile supports, 100cm by 58cm
by 80cm
£250 - 350
1593
th
A 17 Century Oak Side Table, of three plank
construction over a frieze drawer and raised on
bobbin turned legs joined by stretcher, 77cm by
56cm by 65cm
£500 - 700
1594
A George III Oak Chest on Chest, the moulded
cornice above two short and six long drawers,
raised on bracket feet, 116cm by 54cm by 162cm
£700 - 1000
1595
th
An Early 16 Century Carved Oak Chest, the
hinged lid above four Gothic tracery carved panels,
166cm by 66cm by 71cm
£1000 - 1500
1596
th
An 18 Century Joined Oak Cwpwrdd
Deuddam, the frieze carved EIM 1740 above
inverted turned finials with two fielded cupboard
doors and large double fielded panel doors below,
raised on stile supports, 146cm by 58cm by 172cm
£1200 - 1800
1597
th
An 18 Century Joined Oak Housekeeper's
Cupboard on Associated Stand, the bold
pediment above two fielded panel doors, the stand
with three deep frieze drawers above a wavy
shaped apron, raised on compressed bun feet,
138cm by 56cm by 194cm
£800 - 1200
1598
A Carved Oak Panel of William III, late 17th
century, carved in relief with a guilloche decorated
arched border, 41cm by 29cm
£150 - 200
1599
An Oak Side Table, circa 1700, the rectangular
top above a single frieze drawer, raised on turned
spindle legs joined by a peripheral understretcher,
87cm by 53cm by 73cm
£700 - 1000
1601
th
An 18 Century Oak Open Dresser and Rack,
with three fixed shelves and two cupboard doors
above three conforming drawers and wavy shaped
stretcher, above a potboard with moulded stiles
and muntins, 187cm by 42cm by 215cm
£1800 - 2500
1602
th
An 18 Century Oak Bureau, the fall enclosing a
fitted interior of pigeon holes above three sliding
wells, two short and two long graduated drawers
below, raised on bracket feet, 88cm by 48cm by
98cm
£400 - 600
1603
A Carved Oak Court Cupboard, the lunette
carved frieze above a central arched panel flanked
by cupboard doors and turned column supports, a
long frieze drawer with carved S shaped decoration
and conforming supports joined by a potboard,
130cm by 50cm by 125cm
£400 - 600
1604
th
An Oak Chest on Stand, Basically 18 century,
with two short above three long graduated drawers,
the stand with three frieze drawers above a wavy
shaped apron, raised on stout cabriole legs, 93cm
by 58cm by 143cm
£400 - 600
1605
th
An Early 19 Century Enclosed Dresser and
Rack, with three fixed shelves above an
arrangement of six graduated drawers flanked by
two cupboard doors with knob handles and ivory
escutcheons, raised on stile feet, 153cm by 48cm
by 200cm
£700 - 1000
1606
A George III Oak Enclosed Dresser and Rack,
with three fixed shelves above an arrangement of
six drawers and two fielded panel doors between
turned spindle supports, raised on bracket feet,
163cm by 52cm by 219cm
£1200 - 1800
1614
A Joined Oak Dresser, the solid top above three
deep frieze drawers, enclosed panel sides and
back, raised on stile supports 213cm by 54cm by
84cm, together with an associated delft rack fitted
with iron cup hooks, 198cm by 25cm by 104cm
£700 - 1000
1607
An Elm and Oak Farmhouse Table, of three plank
construction over a plain frieze with single drawer,
raised on square chamfered legs joined by an H
stretcher, 190cm by 79cm by 76cm
£700 - 1000
1615
A George III Oak and Mahogany Crossbanded
Low Dresser and Rack, Late 18th Century, the
shaped pediment over an arrangement of shelves
and two small drawers, the base with three deep
drawers above a wavy shaped frieze, raised on
cabriole forelegs with pad feet, 186cm by 55cm by
186cm
£1500 - 2000
1608
An 18th Century Oak and Mahogany
Crossbanded Enclosed Dresser and Rack, the
fret cut pierced frieze above three fixed shelves
with small niches, the base of five long drawers
above two cupboard doors, raised on plain stiles,
187cm by 48cm by 202cm
£600 - 800
1609
th
An 18 Century Open Dresser and Rack, with
wavy shaped frieze and shelves with iron cup
hooks, the base of five frieze drawers above a
shaped apron, raised on square stiles and joined
by a potboard, 141cm by 41cm by 194cm
£700 - 1000
1610
th
An 18 Century Oak Dresser Base, with three
frieze drawers above three fielded panels, two as
cupboards, raised on stile feet, 145cm by 49cm by
89cm
£400 - 600
1611
A George III Oak Mule Chest, probably
rd
th
Lancashire, 3 quarter 18 century, the
three-quarter shaped gallery above a hinged lid
enclosing a till with drawers, above four fielded
panel doors with frieze drawers below, between
canted column stiles raised on ogee bracket feet,
161cm by 58cm by 92cm
£500 - 700
1612
th
A George III Open Dresser and Rack, mid 18
century, with three fixed shelves and iron cup
hooks, above three frieze drawers and pierced
arched frieze, raised on turned spindle forelegs
joined by a potboard, 171cm by 42cm by 189cm
£900 - 1200
1613
A Late George III Oak, Boxwood and Ebony
th
Strung Straight Front Chest, early 19 century,
of two short above four long graduated drawers
with oval pressed brass thistle design handles,
raised on bracket feet, 107cm by 52cm by 138cm
£300 - 500
1616
th
A 17 Century Joined Oak Yorkshire Chair, the
double crescent carved back support with
grotesque masks above a boarded seat, on turned
and block forelegs joined by stretchers, 51cm by
43cm by 104cm
£500 - 700
1617
th
An Early 18 Century Joined Oak Crib, dated
1706 and initialled KT, with panelled sides, turned
spindles and part canopy top, raised on sledge
bases, 57cm by 45cm by 79cm
£300 - 500
1618
th
An 18 Century Oak Lowboy, with three frieze
drawers above a shaped apron, raised on slender
cabriole legs, 77cm by 50cm by 71cm
£300 - 400
1619
th
A 17 Century Style Secretaire a Abattant, the
bold cornice above cushion shaped frieze, the fall
enclosing a fitted interior of pigeon holes and
drawers above three deep geometric moulded
drawers, raised on turnip feet, 100cm by 54cm by
165cm
£600 - 800
1620
th
An Early 18 Century Oak Straight Front Chest,
in two parts, geometric moulded two-as-one
drawers with brass drop handles, raised on stile
feet, 102cm by 63cm by 93cm
£350 - 450
1621
th
A Carved Oak Vitrine, early 20 century, of
bowfront form with carved frieze centred by a
grotesque mask, the central glazed door between
acanthus carved lion head pilasters enclosing four
plate glass shelves, raised on claw feet and
castors, 117cm by 46cm by 180cm
£300 - 500
1622
A Dutch Mahogany and Floral Marquetry Cheval
th
Mirror, the mirror 19 century, the stand later,
the rectangular plate within a richly inlaid marquetry
border raised on simple tapering supports joined by
a wavy shaped stretcher, 68cm by 136cm
£350 - 550
1623
An Italian Neo-Classical Style Commode, in the
manner of Giuseppe Maggiolini, with three
drawers crossbanded and richly inlaid overall with
classical figures in landscapes, raised on tapering
legs, 124cm by 57cm by 93cm
£3500 - 4500
1624
th
An 18 Century German Walnut Cabinet on
Stand, the bold pediment above floral and leaf
carved cupboard doors enclosing a fitted interior,
the base with frieze drawer above spiral turned
supports, with conforming stretcher and raised on
flattened bun feet, 130cm by 68cm by 187cm
£2000 - 3000
1625
An Italian Cypresswood Cassone, with pen
decorated hinged lid depicting figures, with chip
carved panels and iron carrying handles, 176cm by
76cm by 67cm
£500 - 700
1626
An Italian White Marble and Alabaster Pedestal
th
Table, late 19 century, the circular top with
diverse marble and mineral samples, raised on
turned support with circular platform base, table top
35cm diameter, 64cm high
£400 - 600
1627
An Italian Circular Brass Two-Tier Table, late
th
19 century, the top with central draughts board in
alternate diverse mineral specimens and marbles
within four irregular shaped panels, the bottom tier
of Sienna marble, the top 60cm diameter, 63cm
high
£1500 - 2000
1628
th
An Italian Circular Marble Top Table, early 20
century, with central star shaped motif within
diverse marble specimens shaped as a flowerhead,
all within purple and white veined marble border,
raised on slender brass legs with shaped undertier
and raised hoof feet, 51.5cm by 53cm
£1000 - 1500
1629
A Pair of 19th Century Italian Walnut and Pine
Torcheres, each richly carved with C scroll figural
supports terminating in three hoof feet with
grotesque masks, 45cm by 151cm
£400 - 600
1630
th
A 19 Century Hardwood and Inlaid Moorish
Hinged Chest, the lid with arabesque motifs
throughout, the front with three conforming panels,
raised on plinth base, 120cm by 52cm by 48cm
£700 - 1000
1631
A Green Onyx and Gilt Metal Mounted Pedestal,
early 20th century, the square revolving platform
top above a leaf cast socle and column support,
raised on stepped platform base with square feet,
25cm by 25cm by 100cm
£200 - 300
1632
A Fine Louis XV Style Kingwood, Brass Strung
and Basque Breccia Marble Top Five Piece
Bedroom Suite, initialled ‘M ‘, comprising a
mirror door wardrobe with frieze drawer below and
carved stiles, 115cm by 52cm by 260cm, a marble
top commode of five long drawers, 123cm by 56cm
by 96cm, a marble top bedside chest of four
drawers and central niche, 36cm by 42cm by 92cm,
a 5' rail bedstead with acanthus carved finials, and
wall mirror with arched bevelled glass plate, 95cm
by 71cm
£2500 - 3500
1633
A Pair of Louis XV Style Kingwood, Tulipwood
and Gilt Metal Mounted Three-Tier Étagères,
th
20 century, each shaped tier inlaid with
polychrome flowers, raised on square columns with
splayed feet, 40cm by 40cm by 82cm
£350 - 550
1634
A Louis XV Style Mahogany and Floral
th
Marquetry Display Cabinet, late 19 century, the
arched cornice above glazed panel doors enclosing
three fixed shelves, above a shaped frieze, raised
on slender cabriole forelegs with gilt foliate mounts
an sabots, 98cm by 45cm by 218cm
£500 - 700
1635
A Louis XV Style Vernis Martin, Kingwood and
Gilt Metal Mounted Vitrine, late 19th century, of
serpentine shaped form with arched pediment
above a central glazed door flanked by shaped
glazed sides, all above painted panels, 115cm by
54cm by 206cm
£3000 - 4000
1636
A Louis XV Transitional Style Kingwood and
Gilt Metal Mounted Secretaire à Cylindre, late
th
19 century, the three-quarter pierced gallery
above a central panel painted with figures in a
landscape, the hinged fall and sliding drawer raised
on slender cabriole legs with gilt foliate mounts and
sabots, 75cm by 50cm by 108cm
£800 - 1000
1637
th
A Late 19 Century Louis XV Style Figured
Walnut, Crossbanded and Floral Marquetry
Writing Desk, inset rectangular green leather
skiver above a frieze drawer and shaped apron,
raised on slender cabriole legs with gilt metal foliate
mounts and sabots, 103cm by 61cm by 74cm
£1000 - 1500
1645
A Chinese Carved Hardwood Envelope Card
th
Table, early 20 century, the four prunus
decorated triangular leaves enclosing a velvet lined
interior above a frieze drawer and foliate carved
frieze, raised on four cabriole legs headed by
Chinese dragons, 62cm by 62cm by 77cm
£300 - 500
1638
A Louis XV Style Kingwood, Floral Marquetry
th
and Gilt Metal Mounted Vitrine, early 20
century, of serpentine shaped form with staged top
and central glazed door richly inlaid with flowers
enclosing a velvet lined interior, raised on cabriole
forelegs with gilt foliate sabots, 89cm by 47cm by
167cm
£800 - 1200
1646
th
A 19 Century Indian Purpleheart and Brass
Bound Box, of rectangular form, with brass fret cut
mounts and hinged lid, raised on later bun feet,
brass side carrying handles, 77cm by 41cm by
44cm
£200 - 300
1639
A Louis XV Style Kingwood and Tulipwood
Meuble d'Appui, late 19th century, with inverted
brocatelle violette marble above a central glazed
door and pair of conforming doors above a shaped
apron, flanked by canted stiles, ormolu cast
mounts, sabots and scrolling toes, 135cm by 42cm
by 97cm
£1200 - 1800
1640
A Victorian Figured Walnut, Tulipwood and
th
Floral Marquetry Foldover Card Table, late 19
century, of serpentine shaped form, green baize
lined interior and shaped apron, raised on cabriole
legs with foliate mounts, 91cm by 46cm by 74cm
£500 - 700
1641
A Pair of Verde Marble and Gilt Metal Mounted
Pedestals, early 20th century, with square
revolving platforms above scrolling leaf cast socles
and column supports, raised on stepped platform
bases, 24.5cm by 24.5cm by 107cm
£800 - 1200
1642
A Chinese Padouk Wood and Pink Marble Plant
th
Stand, early 20 century, of circular form with
beaded edge and foliate frieze, raised on four
cabriole legs with dragon head knees terminating in
ball and claw feet, 42cm by 45cm
£150 - 250
1643
A Korean Elm and Brass Cabinet, late 19th
century, of rectangular tapering form with eight
hinged doors, engraved decorative brasswork,
150cm by 50cm by 105cm
£500 - 700
1644
A Pair of Chinese Stained Hardwood Horseshoe
th
Armchairs, 20 century, with U shaped top rails,
plain splats and woven seats, raised on tapering
legs joined by H stretchers, 55cm by 44cm by
79cm
£300 - 500
1647
An Anglo-Indian Carved Hardwood Circular
Dining Table, late 19th century, probably
Bombay, with egg and dart carved border and
foliate frieze, raised on a richly carved foliate
support, carved bird brackets, and quatrepartite
base with claw feet and castors, 133cm by 84cm
£700 - 1000
1649
A George III Mahogany D End Dining Table,
th
early 19 century, with central dropleaf section
and pivoting gatelegs with two demi-lune end
sections, raised on square tapering legs with spade
feet, 290cm extended by 121cm by 73cm
£600 - 800
1650
A Victorian Mahogany Extending Dining Table,
rd
th
3 quarter 19 century, with wind-out
mechanism, raised on gadrooned fluted tapering
legs with brass toes and castors, with two
additional leaves, 221cm extended by 119cm by
78cm
£1000 - 1500
1651
An Early Victorian Mahogany Extending Dining
th
Table, mid 19 century, the pull-out telescopic
frame raised on Tudor style tapering legs with
brass toes and castors, three additional leaves,
brass brackets stamped S & J DANIEL, registration
TH
date JANUARY 6 1844 No.103, 308cm extended
by 138cm by 74cm
With original invoice: Thrumpton Hall Sale, 2nd November 1950,
Henry Spencer & Sons, lot 302, £58
£1500 - 2000
1652
An Impressive Victorian Oak Wind-Out Dining
th
Table, mid 19 century, of oval form with plain
frieze, raised on six acanthus carved bulbous
tapering legs with later brass toes and castors, with
seven additional leaves, 560cm extended by
163cm by 76cm
£2500 - 3500
1653
An Impressive Early Victorian Mahogany
Wind-Out Dining Table, circa 1840, the
serpentine shaped top with moulded edge, raised
on six cabriole legs with scrolling knees and toes
with castors, five additional leaves, 480cm by
150cm by 78cm
£4000 - 6000
1662
A Set of Ten Louis XVI Style Stained
Beechwood Dining Chairs, of recent date,
upholstered in floral fabric with oval fluted guilloche
back supports above serpentine overstuffed seats,
raised on leaf carved fluted legs, including four
carvers, carvers 60cm by 50cm by 96cm
£600 - 800
1654
A Victorian Mahogany Extending Dining Table,
circa 1850, the two demi-lune end sections sliding
on a telescopic frame above a carved frieze, raised
on Tudor style gadrooned tapering legs with brass
toes and castors, 346cm extended by 141cm by
75cm
£1200 - 1800
1663
A Matched Set of Twelve Hepplewhite Style
th
Dining Chairs, late 19 century, with curved top
rails above pierced splats and overstuffed seats
upholstered in modern gold and silk fabric, raised
on square tapering legs, including four carvers,
single chairs 52cm by 42cm by 91cm, the carvers
57cm by 46cm by 95cm
£800 - 1200
1655
A Set of Six Victorian Rosewood Balloon Back
Dining Chairs, circa 1850, upholstered in modern
green floral fabric, raised on turned and reeded
forelegs, 49cm by 43cm by 83cm
£300 - 500
1656
A Set of Eight Late George III Mahogany,
Satinwood and Boxwood Strung Dining Chairs,
th
early 19 century, the curved top rails above
reeded uprights and modern overstuffed seats,
raised on turned tapering forelegs, including two
carvers, 52cm by 42cm by 81cm
£700 - 1000
1657
A Set of Ten Mahogany and Boxwood Strung
Dining Chairs, circa 1820, with turned curved top
rails above pierced splats and reeded uprights,
green velvet overstuffed seats, raised on turned
tapering forelegs, including two carvers, 54cm by
48cm by 86cm; and Another similar (11)
£800 - 1200
1658
A Set of Six Mahogany and Satinwood Banded
Sheraton Style Dining Chairs, the curved top rails
above reeded uprights, modern floral covered
drop-in seats, raised on square tapering legs joined
by H stretchers, 51cm by 42cm by 90cm
£400 - 600
1660
A Set of Four Regency Rosewood Dining
Chairs, in the manner of George Smith, early
th
19 century, with acanthus S scroll back supports,
pink floral drop-in seats, raised on acanthus carved
forelegs with claw feet, 39cm by 39cm by 84cm
£1000 - 1500
1661
A Set of Eight Late George III Mahogany and
Boxwood Strung Dining Chairs, circa 1820, with
curved top rails, reeded uprights and green velvet
overstuffed seats, raised on square tapering
forelegs joined by H stretchers, including two
carvers, carvers 55cm by 46cm by 91cm
£800 - 1200
1664
A Set of Eight George III Mahogany Dining
th
Chairs, early 19 century, with anthemion carved
top rails and pierced splats above blue velvet
close-nailed seats, raised on square chamfered
forelegs joined by an H stretcher, including two
carvers, carvers 55cm by 45cm by 93cm
£700 - 1000
1665
An Ant. Petrof of Czechoslovakia 6'3 ‘ Ebonised
Grand Piano, model no.55316, raised on square
tapering legs with brass toes and castors; and A
Similar Music Seat, the overstuffed seat on
square tapering legs with brass toes and castors
(2)
£1200 - 1800
1666
A Late Victorian Mahogany Revolving Piano
th
Seat, late 19 century, the pierced fan shape back
support above a green and floral velvet covered
seat, raised on a brass pole support, turned base
and C scroll legs, 37cm by 34cm by 86cm
£250 - 300
1667
A Regency Rosewood and Brass Inlaid
th
Revolving Piano Stool, early 19 century, the
pink floral overstuffed seat above a lyre shaped
support, 50cm by 34cm
£350 - 450
1668
A Late Regency Mahogany, Rosewood
Crossbanded and Brass Inlaid Square Piano, by
nd
th
John Broadwood & Sons, 2 quarter 19
century, the hinged lid above ivory keys, on six
turned reeded tapering legs with brass toes and
castors, 175cm by 66cm by 82cm
£300 - 500
1669
A George II Style Gilt and Gesso Overmantel
Mirror, with three rectangular plates within an egg
and tongue moulded border, acanthus leaf
decoration and centred by a shell plume, 154cm by
97cm
£200 - 300
1670
A 19th Century Continental Mahogany and
Boxwood Strung Dressing Table Mirror, with
architectural pediment and pivoting rectangular
plate flanked by candle sconces, the base of
canted rectangular form with two drawers and
raised on bracket feet, 44cm by 28cm by 87cm
£200 - 300
1671
th
An 18 Century and Later Water Gilded Gilt and
Gesso Oval Wall Mirror, with ropetwist beaded
frame enclosing a later mirror plate, 63cm by 46cm
£200 - 300
1672
An Early Georgian Style Gilt and Gesso Pier
Glass, the rectangular plate within a leaf moulded
frame with swan neck pediment centred by a
carved eagle, 143cm by 69cm
£400 - 600
1673
An Early Victorian Gilt and Gesso Oval Wall
th
Mirror, mid 19 century, the rococo style frame
with a C scroll foliate plume and shell apron, 133cm
by 80cm
£450 - 650
1674
A Victorian Oak Gothic Revival Mirror, late 19th
century, the arched plate flanked by spiral turned
column supports, arched moulded apron and parcel
gilt fret cut panels, 210cm by 75cm
£300 - 500
1675
th
A Victorian Gilt and Gesso Pier Glass, mid 19
century, of inverted breakfront form with floral
acanthus leaf decorated frieze, the rectangular
plate within moulded pilasters and flanked by spiral
turned columns, 168cm by 100cm
£500 - 800
1676
A Mahogany Washstand or Writing Table, in the
manner of Gillows, circa 1830, the three-quarter
gallery above three frieze drawers, raised on turned
reeded supports, 122cm by 60cm by 77cm
£500 - 700
1677
nd
th
A George IV Mahogany Stool, 2 quarter 19
century, upholstered in gros point needlework
fabric, raised on turned reeded legs, 33cm by 27cm
by 57cm
£200 - 300
1678
A William IV Mahogany Davenport, attributed to
Gillows of Lancaster, circa 1830, with
three-quarter balustrade gallery above a hinged
writing surface, the lower section of four graduated
drawers with knob handles, opposing pull-out slide,
raised on four gadrooned feet with recessed
castors, 54cm by 60cm by 89cm
£1200 - 1800
1679
An Early Victorian Oak Foldover Games/Card
th
Table, stamped Gillows, Lancaster, mid 19
century, the hinged top with games board and
green baize lined interior above a frieze drawer,
raised on a reeded support with cabriole legs and
acanthus leaf carved scroll toes with recessed
castors, 77cm by 43cm by 74cm
£700 - 1000
1680
A Late Regency Gilt and Gesso Triptych
nd
th
Overmantel Mirror, 2 quarter 19 century, with
ball surmounted pediment above a relief decorated
frieze with classical figures and a chariot, three
marginal plates with ebonised slips, all between
fluted pilasters with leaf decorated capitals, 150cm
by 92cm
£400 - 600
1681
An Edwardian Satinwood, Crossbanded and
th
Ebony Strung Side Cabinet, early 20 century,
the mirrored superstructure above a pair of glazed
astragal doors, frieze drawer and a pair of
cupboard doors above a shaped apron, raised on
cabriole legs, 88cm by 37cm by 156cm
£400 - 600
1682
An Edwardian Satinwood and Floral Painted
th
Two-Seater Settee, early 20 century, of
Hepplewhite design with shield back supports
painted with oval panels of classical figures, the
outswept arms above a caned seat, raised on
square tapering legs with spade feet, 91cm by
44cm by 91cm
£550 - 750
1683
An Edwardian Sheraton Style Satinwood and
th
Polychrome Painted Armchair, early 20
century, with curved top rail above a pierced back
support, and curved arms above a pink floral
overstuffed seat, raised on turned forelegs, 60cm
by 50cm by 91cm
£350 - 550
1684
An Edwardian Sheraton Style Satinwood and
th
Polychrome Painted Armchair, early 20
century, with curved top rail, pierced splat and
fluted pilaster supports, the curved arm rests with
spiral turned supports, and floral overstuffed seat,
raised on fluted forelegs, 60cm by 50cm by 91cm
£400 - 600
1685
An Edwardian Satinwood and Walnut Envelope
Card Table, the pivoting top with four triangular
leaves enclosing a velvet interior, the floral
marquetry frieze above leaf carved fluted tapering
supports joined by a raised undertier, 63cm by
63cm by 70cm
£450 - 550
1686
A George III Style Satinwood and Painted
th
Pembroke Table, 19 century and later
decorated, painted overall with floral swags with
two hinged drop leaves above a single frieze
drawer, raised on square tapering legs with
castors, 90cm by 44cm by 74cm
£700 - 1000
1693
An Edwardian Mahogany, Satinwood and
th
Marquetry Carver Chair, early 20 century, the
shaped top rail above a ribbon leaf decorated splat,
outswept arms above a needlework drop-in seat,
raised on cabriole forelegs with ball and claw feet,
53cm by 43cm by 106cm
£300 - 500
1687
An Edwardian Satinwood and Polychrome
Painted Pole Screen, Early 20th Century, with
silk and needlework panel depicting a fisherman
and shepherdess, raised on a chamfered slender
support with vasiform base and tripod support,
144cm high, the panel 32cm wide
£300 - 400
1694
A George III Style Mahogany, Satinwood,
Tulipwood and Marquetry Pembroke Table, the
top with oval patera flanked by husks and ribbon
tied motifs, above square tapering legs with brass
toes and castors, 77cm by 52cm by 74cm
£300 - 500
1688
An Edwardian Rosewood, Satinwood and Floral
Marquetry Kidney Shape Desk, early 20th
century, with faded red and gilt tooled skiver above
a central frieze drawer and an arrangement of ten
drawers, tapered legs with brass toes and castors,
166cm by 74cm by 76cm
£1000 - 1500
1689
An Edwardian Mahogany and Boxwood Strung
th
Revolving Bookcase, early 20 century, the
moulded top with ear shape corners above two
tiers of divided sections and slatted supports,
raised on a platform base with shaped apron and
cabriole legs with pad feet, 46cm by 46cm by 81cm
£350 - 550
1690
An Edwardian Mahogany, Tulipwood Banded
and Boxwood Strung Inverted Breakfront
th
Sideboard, early 20 century, with brass rail
above a staged top, the central frieze drawer
flanked by two cupboard doors, one a cellaret,
raised on square tapering legs with spade feet,
150cm by 53cm by 132cm
£350 - 550
1691
An Edwardian Mahogany, Boxwood and Ebony
th
Strung Desk, early 20 century, the
superstructure with pierced brass three-quarter
gallery above green leather skiver, two frieze
drawers and raised on square tapering legs with
brass toes and castors, 88cm by 55cm by 89cm
£300 - 500
1692
A Pair of George II Style Mahogany Carver
th
Chairs, 20 century, the carved top rails above C
scroll pierced splats, outswept arms with eagle
hand grips, modern yellow silk overstuffed seats,
raised on cabriole legs with ball and claw feet,
63cm by 45cm by 102cm
£700 - 1000
1695
An Edwardian Mahogany, Satinwood and Floral
th
Marquetry Settee, early 20 century, with slatted
vasiform splats above downswept arms with
spindle supports and modern floral overstuffed
seat, raised on square tapering legs with brass toes
and castors, 107cm by 43cm by 91cm
£300 - 500
1696
A 17th Century Style Walnut Wing Back Chair,
th
probably 19 century, upholstered in cream gold
fleur de lys silk fabric, rounded wings and arms
above an overstuffed seat, raised on bulbous
forelegs joined by a turned stretcher, 53cm by
48cm by 119cm
£1000 - 1500
1697
th
A 17 Century Style Walnut Framed Open
Armchair, upholstered in pink and gold floral
dralon with downswept arms, overstuffed seat and
turned spindle supports raised on carved claw
forefeet, 64cm by 55cm by 120cm
£250 - 350
1698
A William IV Carved Mahogany Scroll End
th
Settee, 2nd quarter 19 century, upholstered in
modern yellow and gold silk damask, the acanthus
carved framed raised on carved paw feet with
castors, 175cm by 54cm by 79cm
£300 - 500
1699
A Victorian Rosewood Framed Double Dressing
rd
th
Stool, 3 quarter 19 century, upholstered in
modern gold and blue floral studded fabric, raised
on cabriole legs with shell carved knees and
scrolling toes, 113cm by 26cm by 52cm
£400 - 500
1700
th
A Victorian Wing Back Settee, late 19 century,
upholstered in light blue floral silk fabric with wing
sides, rounded arm supports and over stuffed seat,
raised on acanthus carved ball and claw forelegs,
115cm by 63cm by 110cm
£500 - 800
1701
th
A Victorian Wing Back Armchair, late 19
century, upholstered in faded brown velvet, with
rounded arm supports, squab cushion and raised
on acanthus carved cabriole legs with ball and claw
feet, 56cm by 55cm by 109cm
£350 - 550
1702
A Victorian Walnut Framed Conversation
Settee, circa 1850, upholstered in blue button
velvet, the downswept arm supports and
overstuffed seats above a moulded seat rail, raised
on carved and fluted tapering supports with
castors, 54cm by 64cm by 47cm
£1000 - 1500
1703
A Victorian Walnut Conversation Settee, circa
1860, upholstered in gold floral fabric, the
serpentine button-back support above overstuffed
seats, raised on turned tapering legs with castors,
48cm by 59cm by 83cm
£600 - 800
1704
A Pair of Victorian Walnut Framed Nursing
rd
th
Chairs, 3 quarter 19 century, upholstered in
green button back velvet, leaf carved frames on
turned fluted forelegs with castors, 54cm by 43cm
by 79cm
£300 - 500
1708
A Regency Rosewood and Brass Strung Double
Scroll End Chaise Longue, early 19th century,
upholstered in orange velvet with squab and bolster
cushion, above inlaid seat rail raised on four
splayed legs with brass toes and castors, 172cm by
60cm by 84cm
£700 - 1000
1709
th
A George III Wing Back Armchair, late 18
century, upholstered in beige silk damask, with
flared sides, rounded arms and overstuffed seat,
raised on square tapering legs joined by an H
stretcher, 73cm by 51cm by 111cm
£1000 - 1500
1710
An Early Georgian Style Wing Back Chair,
upholstered in modern green chenille, the rounded
arm supports above a squab cushion and plain
seat rail, raised on cabriole legs with flattened pad
feet, formerly raised on castors, 77cm by 50cm by
122cm
£1000 - 1500
1711
A George III Style Mahogany Library Armchair,
th
late 19 century, recovered in modern brown
studded leather, with blind fret carved arm supports
and forelegs, 60cm by 50cm by 100cm
£700 - 1000
1705
A Carved Mahogany Settee, circa 1840,
upholstered in gold velvet dralon with squab
cushions between scrolling end supports and
reeded front, raised on lappet carved and reeded
legs with brass toes and castors, 234cm by 87cm
by 98cm
£300 - 500
1712
A Pair of Early Georgian Style Wing Back
Chairs, upholstered in modern green floral fabric,
with padded backs, flared sides and rounded arms,
squab cushions raised on turned walnut forelegs
joined by wavy understretchers, 57cm by 53cm by
130cm
£1000 - 1500
1706
A Pair of Victorian Mahogany Framed
rd
th
Armchairs, 3 quarter 19 century, upholstered
in modern cream floral fabric with a carved and
moulded frame, raised on cabriole forelegs with
claw feet and brass toes, 55cm by 55cm by 112cm
£700 - 900
1713
A Carved Mahogany Camel Back Settee, in the
manner of William Vile, upholstered in blue and
floral silk damask, with padded arms, back support
and squab cushions, the leaf carved frame raised
on four square forelegs, 169cm by 60cm by 91cm
1707
th
A Carved Mahogany Framed Settee, late 19
century/early 20th century, upholstered in pink
silk with humpback support, six squab cushions,
rounded arm rests and foliate and acanthus carved
frame, raised on short cabriole legs, 185cm by
73cm by 86cm; and Two Armchairs, en suite,
with carved framework and recovered in floral silk
damask, 52cm by 63cm by 76cm (3)
£800 - 1200
Provenance Sotheby's Barnwell Manor sale 28-30 May 2002, lot
1311
£2000 - 3000
1714
A Pair of Walnut Framed Highback Settees in
th
17 Century Style, bearing labels MORANT & CO,
UPHOLSTERS, LONDON, each upholstered in
faded and worn floral moquette with squab
cushions above scrolling carved front rails, raised
on short cabriole legs with scrolling toes, 149cm by
61cm by 108cm
With original invoice: Welbeck Sale, 4th September 1947, Henry
Spencer & Sons, £132
£600 - 800
1715
A Set of Four Louis XVI Style Green Painted
th
and Parcel Gilt Fauteuils, late 19 century,
upholstered in lilac silk fabric, with padded arms
and velvet covered squab cushion, turned arm
supports and forelegs, 50cm by 44cm by 87cm
£800 - 1200
Saturday 24 March at 12 noon in
Saleroom 2
Decorative Art and Modern Design
1720
A William Moorcroft Moonlit Blue Pattern
Trumpet Vase, circa 1925, of flared trumpet form,
painted with four trees in a landscape, on a
hammered pewter base, stamped MADE IN
ENGLAND TUDRIC MOORCROFT 01310, 30cm
£2000 - 3000
1721
A William Moorcroft Claremont Toadstool
Pattern Bowl, circa 1918, on a blue/green ground,
impressed factory marks and blue painted
monogram, 10cm diameter
£300 - 500
1722
A William Moorcroft Pansy Pattern Trumpet
Vase, circa 1925, on a blue ground, impressed
factory marks and green painted signature, 15.5cm
£200 - 300
1723
A William Moorcroft Pomegranate Pattern Dish,
on a blue ground, impressed factory marks, green
painted monogram, 9.5cm diameter
£80 - 120
1724
A Walter Moorcroft Orchid and Spring Flowers
Pattern Bowl, circa 1950, on a blue ground, blue
painted monogram, impressed facsimile signature
and POTTER TO HM THE QUEEN, 25cm diameter
£180 - 200
1725
A Walter Moorcroft Orchid and Spring Flowers
Pattern Vase, circa 1950, on a green/blue ground,
blue painted monogram, impressed facsimile
signature and POTTER TO HM THE QUEEN,
19.5cm
£180 - 220
1726
A Walter Moorcroft Orchid and Spring Flowers
Pattern Vase, circa 1950, swollen shoulders, on a
blue ground, blue painted monogram, impressed
facsimile signature and POTTER TO HM THE
QUEEN, 26.5cm
£200 - 300
1727
A Walter Moorcroft Orchid and Spring Flowers
Pattern Bowl, circa 1950, on a blue ground,
painted blue monogram, impressed facsimile
signature and POTTER TO HM THE QUEEN,
24cm
£200 - 300
1728
A Walter Moorcroft Orchid Pattern Bowl and
Cover, circa 1949, on a blue ground, impressed
facsimile signature and factory marks, 16.5cm
diameter; and A Walter Moorcroft Orchid and
Spring Flowers Pattern Baluster Vase, circa
1950, on a blue ground, blue painted monogram,
impressed facsimile signature, 16cm (2)
£200 - 300
1729
A Pair of Walter Moorcroft Orchid Pattern Squat
Candlesticks, circa 1950, on a blue ground,
impressed facsimile signature and POTTER TO
HM THE QUEEN, 8.5cm
£100 - 150
1730
A Walter Moorcroft Anemone Pattern Ovoid
Vase, with elongated neck, on a blue ground, blue
painted monogram, impressed factory marks,
21cm; and A Walter Moorcroft Anemone Pattern
Bowl, on a blue ground, impressed factory mark,
14.5cm diameter (2)
£100 - 150
1731
A Walter Moorcroft Anemone Pattern
Twin-Handled Vase, circa 1950, on a green and
blue ground, blue painted monogram, impressed
facsimile signature and POTTER TO HM THE
QUEEN, 21cm
£300 - 500
1732
Two Walter Moorcroft Clematis Pattern Vases,
circa 1950, both on a blue/green ground, blue
painted monogram, impressed facsimile signature
and POTTER TO HM THE QUEEN, 18cm and
17.5cm
£150 - 200
1733
A Walter Moorcroft Clematis Pattern
Rectangular Box and Cover, on a blue ground,
impressed factory marks and paper label, 12cm by
9cm, 5cm high (cracked cover); A Walter
Moorcroft Spring Flowers Pattern Dish, on a
blue ground, impressed facsimile signature and
POTTER TO HM THE QUEEN, 11cm diameter; A
Walter Moorcroft Clematis Pattern Dish, on a
green ground, impressed factory marks, 11cm
diameter; and A Walter Moorcroft Columbine
Pattern Dish, on a green ground, impressed
facsimile signature and POTTER TO HM THE
QUEEN, 8cm diameter (4)
£100 - 150
1734
A Walter Moorcroft Hibiscus Pattern 769 Ginger
Jar and Cover, on a green ground, impressed
factory marks and paper label, 16cm (nicks to rim
of cover); A Walter Moorcroft Hibiscus Pattern
Dish, on a green ground, impressed factory marks
and paper labels, 18.5cm diameter; A Walter
Moorcroft Hibiscus Pattern Rectangular Tray,
on a green ground, impressed factory marks,
20.5cm by 9cm; and A Walter Moorcroft Hibiscus
Pattern Squat Vase, on a green ground,
impressed factory mark, 8cm (4)
£200 - 300
1735
A Modern William John Moorcroft Prestige
Simeon Pattern Bowl, designed by Philip Gibson,
impressed factory marks, painters monogram,
painted Philip Gibson and dated 14th December
2001, 44cm diameter
£1000 - 1500
1736
A Modern William John Moorcroft Kali Zoe
Pattern Vase, by Emma Bossons, impressed
factory marks, painted E Bossons and numbered
91/300, 36.5cm
£300 - 400
1737
A Martin Brothers Stoneware Vase, by Robert
Wallace Martin, incised with grotesque fish and an
eel amongst weed, in shades of brown and green,
incised 3-1888 R W Martin & Brothers London &
Southall, 20cm
£800 - 1200
1738
A Minton Hexagonal Garden Seat, decorated with
stylised blue and yellow flowerheads and leaves to
an apple green ground, printed green factory mark,
impressed 3286 and date code for 1903, 53cm high
£400 - 600
1739
A Minton Secessionist Jardinere, tubeline
decorated with flower heads, on a green ground,
within a brown leaf border, impressed, printed and
painted marks, 35cm (cracked)
£100 - 150
1740
A Royal Doulton Flambe Vase, by Harry Nixon,
of shouldered ovoid form, painted with fish amongst
fruiting foliage, printed factory mark and artist's
monogram, 15cm
£400 - 600
1741
A Royal Doulton Flambe Vase, by Harry Nixon,
of ovoid form, decorated in green and gilt with a
fruiting vine design, printed factory mark and artist's
monogram, 16.5cm
£250 - 350
1742
A Royal Doulton Chinese Jade Cylindrical Vase,
by Harry Nixon and Charles Noke, modelled with
fruiting branches in low relief with veined green
markings, printed factory mark and painted Noke
Chinese Jade and HN monogram, 15cm
£200 - 300
1751
A Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre ‘Boxing Match
and Castle on a Road’ Octagon Bowl, designed
by Daisy Makeig-Jones, printed and painted in
colours, printed gilt factory mark, painted Z5125 i,
diameter 27cm (restored)
£300 - 500
1743√
Michael Casson (1925-2003): A Salt Glazed
Single Handled Stoneware Jug, of ovoid form
with cylindrical neck and everted rim, the body
covered in blue glaze, with swirling and banded
decoration, impressed seal mark at base of handle,
and labelled 41, 37cm
£200 - 300
1752
A Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre ‘Firbolgs I and
Thumbelina Motifs’ Imperial Bowl, designed by
Daisy Makeig-Jones, printed and painted in
colours, printed gilt factory mark, painted Z5200,
diameter 13cm
£300 - 400
1744
An Aldermaston Pottery Twin-Handled
Tin-Glazed Earthenware Soup Tureen, Stand
and Ladle, with brushstroke decoration, painted
monogram, 26cm (ladle damaged)
£200 - 300
1745
A Dartington Pottery Hawaiian Print Stoneware
Dish, painted with hibiscus, impressed factory
mark and Hawaiian Print D Cockram 2010
240-759, 43cm
£100 - 150
1746
A Dartington Pottery Sunflowers Stoneware
Charger, impressed factory mark and Sunflowers
Marieka 2008 240-450, 46cm
£100 - 150
1747
A Poole Pottery Studio Vase, designed by Tony
Morris, printed dolphin factory mark and painted
TM K 28, 35cm
£150 - 250
1748
A Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre ‘Geisha or
Angels and Running Figures’ Octagon Bowl,
designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones, printed and
painted in colours, printed gilt factory mark, painted
Z4968 i, diameter 16cm
£1000 - 1500
1749
A Wedgwood Black Fairyland Lustre ‘Moorish
and Smoke Ribbons’ Octagon Bowl, designed by
Daisy Makeig-Jones, printed and painted in
colours, printed gilt factory mark, painted Z5125 T,
diameter 20cm
£600 - 900
1750
A Wedgwood Black Fairyland Lustre
‘Leapfrogging Elves and Elves on a Branch’
York Cup, designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones,
printed and painted in colours, printed gilt factory
mark, painted Z4968, diameter 10cm
£400 - 600
1753
A Clarice Cliff ‘Winston Churchill’ Toby Jug,
circa 1940, modelled as the First Sea Lord seated
on a bulldog and holding a battleship, inscribed
around the base with GOING INTO ACTION AND
MAY GOD DEFEND THE RIGHT, printed Royal
Staffordshire Pottery mark and Clarice Cliff,
hand-painted No. 272, 31cm
£700 - 1000
1754
A Clarice Cliff ‘Moonlight’ Fantasque Bizarre
Isis Single-Handled Lotus Jug, painted with a
stylised blue tree in a green and yellow garden,
printed factory mark and moulded ISIS, 24.5cm
£1200 - 1800
1755
A Clarice Cliff ‘Gay Day’ Bizarre Single-Handled
Lotus Jug, painted with orange, purple and red
flowers within an orange and yellow border, printed
factory mark, 29.5cm
£180 - 220
1756
A Clarice Cliff ‘Clovelly’ Sabot/Clog, circa 1937,
painted with red-roofed houses leading to the sea,
with a small island in the distance, printed factory
mark, 15cm long
£200 - 300
1757
A Pair of Emile Galle Polychrome Faience
Models of Cats, circa 1900, naturalistically
modelled, glazed and painted with blue hearts and
circular motifs on a yellow ground, green glass
eyes, painted mark E.Galle Nancy, 33cm and 34cm
(damages)
£1000 - 1500
1758
An Emile Galle Polychrome Faience Model of a
Cat, circa 1900, naturalistically modelled, glazed
and painted tortoiseshell, green glass eyes, painted
mark E.Galle Nancy and printed label VASE
ETRUSQUE VICHY SUCCURSALE 20 Bd
Malesherbes Paris, 33cm (damaged leg)
£1000 - 1500
1759
An Art Deco French Crackelure Glaze Pottery
Clown, modelled by A.Godard and produced by
Marcel Guillard (1896-1932) for Editions Etling,
Paris, glazed in shades of blue, pink and mauve,
impressed and incised A.Godard Editions Etling
Paris France Marcel Guillard, 28.5cm (restored)
£200 - 300
1760
A Whitefriars Willow Drunken Bricklayer Vase,
designed by Geoffrey Baxter, pat.no.9672,
unmarked, 33cm
£200 - 300
1761
A Whitefriars Willow Triangular Bark Vase,
designed by Geoffrey Baxter, pat.no.9674,
unmarked, 18cm
£80 - 120
1762
An Isle of Wight Studio Glass Graal and Cameo
Hydrangea Vase, by Timothy Harris, signed
Timothy Harris Isle of Wight Glass England 2007,
21.5cm (boxed)
£350 - 450
1763
An Isle of Wight Studio Glass Red Fish/Lollipop
Vase, by Timothy Harris, signed Timothy Harris Isle
of Wight Glass England 2009, 23cm
£150 - 250
1764
A Jonathan Harris Studio Glass Silver Cameo
Carp Bowl, cut with carp and shells, signed
Jonathan Harris Ironbridge England, 10cm
£100 - 150
1765
A Mdina Glass Sunset Vase, in orange, green,
red and white, signed Mdina glass 09 AFR339,
labelled MDINA GLASS MALTA, 36cm
£70 - 100
1766
A Rene Lalique ‘Bourgueil’ Clear and Frosted
Glass Carafe and Six Madeira Glasses, No.5199,
with triangular stepped moulding, stencil mark
R.LALIQUE FRANCE, carafe 24.5cm, glasses
8.5cm (7)
£500 - 700
1767
A Rene Lalique Opalescent, Clear, Frosted
Glass ‘Violettes’ Vase, No. 930, designed 1921,
moulded to the everted rim with a band of leaves,
wheel engraved R LALIQUE FRANCE No. 930,
16cm
£400 - 600
1768
A Rene Lalique ‘Coquilles’ Opalescent and
Clear Glass Dish, the underside moulded in relief
with overlapping clam shells, moulded R LALIQUE,
23cm
£200 - 300
1769
A Set of Eight Lalique Treves Hock Glasses,
each with olive green glass bowl, raised on a
scroll-engraved facetted tapering stem and circular
foot, engraved Lalique France, 19cm
£200 - 300
1770
A Charles Schneider Le Verre Francais Charder
Frosted, Stained, Clear and Smokey Grey Glass
Vase, circa 1925, the tapering body acid-etched
and stained green with flower heads, on a bulbous
round foot, signed Charder Le Verre Francais,
37.5cm
£400 - 600
1771
A Legras St Denis Paris Green Glass Vase, with
raised gilt acorn and leaf decoration, marked St
Denis Paris, 17cm (chips)
£80 - 120
1772
A Set of Twelve Keswick School of Industrial
Arts Silver Tea Spoons, maker's mark KSIA,
Chester 1911, each with hammered fig-shaped
bowls, tapering square section stem and bud/acorn
knob, 5oz, in fitted KSIA case
A similar spoon is illustrated in Bruce (Ian), The Loving Eye and
Skilful Hand, Bookcase 2000, page 87
£800 - 1200
1773
An Arts & Crafts Silver Christening Set, by
Goldsmiths and Silversmiths, London 1901,
comprising twin-handled bowl, jug, napkin ring, fork
and spoon, initialled BMW, all with beaten
decoration, 15oz, in a fitted case
£200 - 300
1774
An Art Nouveau Silver Serving Set, Sutherland &
Rhoden (George Guirren Rhoden,) Sheffield 1900,
comprising a pair of spoons and a sifting spoon,
each cast with a maiden, 6oz, in a fitted case
£150 - 250
1775
An Arts & Crafts Copper Charger, the centre
decorated with a crest containing three Penannular
brooches, the border with hearts and scrolling lines,
unmarked, 39.5cm
£100 - 150
1776
An Art & Crafts Copper Panel, embossed with
cherubs, fruit and bees, unmarked, 29cm by
116.5cm
£200 - 300
1777
A Pair of Richard Perry, Son & Co Kordofan
Brass Chambersticks, designed by Christopher
Dresser, each with an oak handle, both stamped
with a diamond registration for 30 October 1883
and 20 January 1876, PERRY SON & CO, LR
DRESSERS DESIGN, 13.5cm
£100 - 150
1778
A Victorian Shagreen and Silver Rectangular
Table Photograph Frame, C.A.G.A Charles
Asprey & George Asprey, London 1895, retailed by
Asprey, the back stamped EVA DAYE BARKER
15.11.88 and ASPREY 155 BOND ST LONDON,
23cm by 14.5cm
£200 - 300
1779√
Josef Lorenzl (1892-1950): A Patinated Bronze
Figure, circa 1925, modelled as a dancing nude,
standing on one leg with arms outstretched, signed
LORENZL MADE IN AUSTRIA REAL BRONZE, on
a green onyx base, 30cm
£800 - 1200
1780√
Attributed to Josef Lorenzl (1892-1950): A
Silvered and Cold-Painted Bronze Figure, circa
1925, modelled as a dancing nude, standing on
one leg with arms above her head, on a three
section green onyx base and black plinth,
unsigned, 33cm
£300 - 500
1781√
Claire Jeanne Robert Colinet (1880-1950):
‘Andalusian’, A Bronze Figure, of a nude female
dancer with flowers in her hair, holding castanets in
each hand, on a waisted marble base engraved
Cl.J.R.Colinet, foundry seal inset in base, 41.2cm
high
£600 - 900
1782√
Attributed to D H Chiparus: A Silvered Bronze
Figure of a Dog, in a reclining pose with head
pointed upward, incised mark EDITIONS
REVEVROLIS PARIS, indistinctly stamped
BRONZE MEDITABLE, on a stepped slate base,
18.5cm high, 36.5cm long
£300 - 400
1783√
After Ferdinand Preiss (1892-1943): ‘The
Charleston Dancer’ or ‘The Red Dancer’, A Cold
Painted Bronze Figure, modelled as a young
woman on tip-toes with knees bent and arms
twisted, wearing a short gold and silver tunic over
gold stockings, with headband, on a triangular onyx
base, signed in the bronze Preiss, 37.5cm
£700 - 1000
1784
Michel Decoux: An Art Deco Patinated Bronze
Group, modelled as a huntress with a bow chasing
two deer, on a rectangular slate and marble trim
base, signed on base Decoux and stamped
BRONZE, 30cm high, 50cm long
£600 - 900
1785
Michel Decoux: An Art Deco Patinated Bronze
Group, modelled as two striding panthers, on a
rectangular slate and onyx trim base, signed on
base Decoux, stamped BRONZE and DECOUX,
16cm high 49.5cm long
£500 - 700
1786
Michel Decoux: An Art Deco Silvered Metal
Alsatian, modelled in a striding pose, on a
rectangular slate and onyx trim base, signed on
base Decoux, 19.5cm high, 31cm long
£200 - 400
1787
An Art Deco Spelter Group, modelled as a slave
dancer wearing a fringed skirt, bodice and
headdress with a tambourine, and a kid goat
dancing in attendance, on a stepped marble base,
signed H.Fugere, 45cm high, 43cm long
(re-painted)
£150 - 250
1788
An Art Deco Cold-Painted Spelter and Faux
Ivoire Group, modelled as a young woman in
mediaeval dress stood with a borzoi, on a
rectangular multi-coloured onyx base, unmarked,
49cm high, 36.5cm long
£200 - 400
1789
A Set of Four Clear and Frosted Glass and
Gilt-Metalwork Wall Appliques, circa 1930, the
glass shades moulded with nude maidens, resting
in scrolling gilt-metal mounts, glass shades etched
and moulded Muller Fres Luneville, 26.5cm, in
mounts 33cm
£500 - 700
1790√
Josef Hoffmann (1870-1956): For The Wiener
Werkstätte, circa.1925, A Hammered Brass on
Copper Circular Dish, with a shaped border,
stamped WIENER WERKSATTE and with Josef
Hoffmann monogram, 32cm
£1200 - 1800
1791
An Industrial Anglepoise Table Lamp, made by
Herbert Terry & Sons Ltd, aluminium arms, four
springs and weighted chrome base, stamped THE
ANGLEPOISE PATENTED IN THE PRINCIPAL
COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD and MADE BY
HERBERT & SONS LTD REDDITCH ENG, 20 ‘
arms; and A Pair of Anglepoise Table Lamps,
made by Herbert Terry & Sons Ltd, painted finish,
three springs and two tier base, stamped THE
ANGLEPOISE PAT IN THE UK AND ABROAD and
MADE IN ENGLAND BY HERBERT TERRY &
SONS LTD REDDICH, 14 ‘ arms (3)
£150 - 200
1792√
David Mellor: An Electroplated Four Piece Pride
Tea Service, by Walker & Hall, comprising teapot,
hot water pot, milk jug and sugar bowl, oval
tapering form with curved sides and in-curved tops,
the pots with part black covered handles and
pull-off covers, stamped maker's mark and 53722,
teapot 13cm
1798
A 1930's Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak
Side Table, the overhanging rectangular top with
carved tails to front corners, over a single drawer,
on four octagonal legs joined by a stretcher, with
two carved mice signatures to the front legs, 66cm
by 43cm, 63cm
£700 - 1000
The Pride tea service was designed by David Mellor in 1958. In
1959 it won a Council of Industrial Design award for both
aesthetic and practical reasons.
1799
A 1930's Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak
Bedside Cupboard, castellated frieze above a
single drawer, above a cupboard with wrought-iron
latch and hinges, on four block feet, with recessed
mouse signature, 45cm by 37cm, 71cm
£700 - 1000
£200 - 250
1793√
A Contemporary Parcel-Gilt Silver Seven-Piece
Tea Service, by Ian Calvert (1938-, Freeman)
London 1973, comprising teapot, hot water pot,
milk jug, sugar bowl, strainer, tongs and tray, each
with ovoid bodies and pierced silver-gilt neck band,
the circular tray with silver-gilt pierced border,
maker's mark IC, London 1973, approx 150oz,
teapot 16cm, hot water pot 19cm, milk jug 11cm,
sugar bowl 9cm, strainer 14cm long, tongs 12.5cm,
tray 49cm diameter
Calvert became a Freeman of the Company in 1959, working for
Wakely & Wheeler before setting up the Silver Workshops Ltd.
He was taught at the Medway College and has been associated
with Asprey and Garrard through Alex Styles and Tony Bedford.
£2000 - 3000
1794
A 1930's Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Joined
Oak Settle, the panelled back carved FERE GOD
HONOUR THE KYNGE, between shaped slab
sides, the boarded base with hinged seat, with
carved mouse signature, 121cm by 55cm, 106cm
high
£3000 - 5000
1795
A Set of Six Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson
Burr Oak Panel Back Chairs, circa 1920's/30's,
leather lattice seats, on bobbin and block front legs,
bobbin turned front rail, each carved with a mouse
signature on the back of the legs, 87.5cm high
£2000 - 3000
1796
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Panelled Burr
Oak Corner Cupboard, circa 1930's, of small
proportions, the single door opening to reveal two
fitted shelves, wrought-iron hinges, turned handle,
with recessed carved mouse trade mark, 45.5cm
wide, 33cm deep, 59cm high
£1200 - 1800
1797
A 1930's Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak
Chest of Drawers, with raised upstand, the
overhanging top with carved tails to front corners,
above two short over three graduating drawers,
tooled handles, on four octagonal and block feet,
with recessed carved mouse signature, 96cm by
52cm, 90cm high
£1000 - 1500
1800
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak Fire
Surround and Hearth, the plain case surround
with recessed mouse signature, the shaped hearth
with recessed mouse, hearth exterior 178cm wide,
53cm deep, interior 129cm wide, 41cm deep,
mantel 158cm long, 25cm deep, 10cm thick, sides
(one with mouse signature) 119cm
£600 - 900
1801
Two Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Carved Oak
Head Corbels, both as monk's, one with tongue
protruding, unmarked, 17cm and 22cm
£300 - 400
1802
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Panelled Oak
4' Sideboard, with raised upstand above four
central graduated drawers enclosed by two
cupboard doors, on four octagonal and block feet,
with carved mouse signature, 122cm by 43cm,
89cm
£1000 - 1500
1803
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak 5'6”
Refectory Table, dowelled three plank top, on two
octagonal legs joined by a stretcher at floor level,
with carved mouse signature, 168cm by 86.5cm,
73.5cm
£1000 - 1500
1804
A Set of Six (4+2) Robert ‘Mouseman’
Thompson Oak Panel Back Chairs, on turned
octagonal front legs, each with carved mouse
signature, armchairs 88.5cm, chairs 84.5cm
£1000 - 1500
1805
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak Standard
Lamp, octagonal column and base, with carved
mouse signature, 139cm (excluding fitments)
£350 - 450
1806
A Pair of Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak
Single Mouse Bookends, 15cm (good colour)
£300 - 500
1807
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak Stool,
with lattice leather seat on four turned legs joined
by stretchers, with carved mouse signature, 35.5cm
£300 - 400
1816
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak Standard
Lamp, octagonal column and base, with carved
mouse signature, 138cm (excluding fitments)
£300 - 400
1808
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak
Octagonal Table, with quarter section top, on a
cruciform base, with carved mouse signature, 50cm
high
£400 - 600
1817
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak Table
Lamp, of octagonal column form, square base, with
carved mouse signature, 25.5cm (excluding
fitments)
£70 - 100
1809
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak
Rectangular Mirror, with castellated top, bevelled
edge plate glass, with carved mouse signature,
67cm by 90cm
£500 - 700
1818
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak Corner
Display Cupboard, penny moulded
frieze/castellated, the upper section with leaded
glazed door and side panels, enclosing glass
shelves, on a cupboard base, recessed carved
mouse signature, 71cm by 47cm, 188.5cm
1810
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak
Rectangular Tray, carved with two mice handles,
55cm by 34cm (damaged edge)
£100 - 150
1811
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Panelled Oak
3' Single Bedstead, with carved mouse signature
£600 - 900
1812
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak Table
Lamp, of octagonal column form, square base, with
carved mouse signature, 30cm (good colour)
£300 - 500
1813
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak
Grandfather Clock, the movement with 11” square
brass dial and silvered Roman chapter ring, twin
weight driven, labelled Sinclair Harding,
Cheltenham, the oak case with a flat top and
carved running detail to the sides, glazed
rectangular trunk door and moulded plinth, with
carved mouse signature, 196cm
Purchased on the 16/12/1975.
£2500 - 3500
1814
A Pair of Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Carved
Oak Double Wall Light Brackets, with scrolling
arms and oak leaf and acorn design carved to face
of bracket, each with a carved mouse, 45cm wide
Purchased on the 22/04/1973.
£400 - 600
1815
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Panelled Oak
Bureau, with fall front, fitted open interior, lopers
with mice fronts, over two short and two long
drawers, on octagonal and block feet, 91cm by
48cm, 91cm
Purchased on the 05/09/1971.
£1500 - 2000
Purchased on the 12/11/1971.
£1500 - 2000
1819
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak Music
Cupboard/Cabinet, the rectangular top over an
open shelf, above two cupboard doors, with
wrought-iron latches and hinges, on two octagonal
front legs, with carved mouse signature, 103cm by
46cm, 88.5cm high
With copy of proposed working drawing. Purchased on
20/05/1976
£700 - 1000
1820
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak Display
Cupboard, with raised upstand, above two leaded
glazed doors enclosing glass shelves, on octagonal
turned front legs, with carved mouse signature,
106cm by 35cm, 110cm high
Purchased on the 02/04/1975.
£700 - 1000
1821
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak
Rectangular Coffee Table, on four octagonal legs
joined by stretchers, with carved mouse signature,
82.5cm by 36cm, 41cm
£400 - 600
1822
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak
Nest-of-Tables, on four octagonal legs, each with
carved mouse signature, the largest 61cm by
37.5cm, 47.5cm high
£700 - 1000
1823
A Pair of Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak
Bookends, each with single carved mouse, 15cm
£100 - 150
1824
A Pair of Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak
High Bar Stools, on four octagonal legs joined by
a stretcher, with steel foot rests, each with carved
mouse signature, 77cm
£1200 - 1500
1825
A Pair of Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak
High Bar Stools, on four octagonal legs joined by
a stretcher, with steel foot rests, each with carved
mouse signature, 77cm
£1200 - 1500
1836
A Robert ‘Mouseman ‘ Thompson Oak
Rectangular Trinket Box and Cover, the cover
with carved mouse signature, 18cm by 11cm, 8cm
£150 - 200
1826
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak Book
Trough, with carved mouse signature, 46cm long
£200 - 300
1837
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak Cheese
Board, with kidney shaped board and carved
mouse signature to handle, 38cm
£70 - 100
1827
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak
Octagonal Coffee Table, on cruciform base, with
carved mouse signature, 46cm high
£400 - 600
1838
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak Wall
Plaque, carved as an eagle clutching a mouse in
its talons, 34cm
£300 - 400
1828
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak
Octagonal Ashtray, with carved mouse signature,
19cm (one of two made)
£70 - 100
1839
Five Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak Panel
Back and Seat Chairs, on square section legs,
joined by a plain stretcher, each with carved mouse
signature, 85cm, each inscribed DD GILLIAN
WEEKS 1969-197?, DD SUSAN STANDARD
1962-1970, DD JANET BRITTAIN 1962-1968,
SALLY BRITTAIN 1963-1970, DD BARBARA
EVANS 1963-1970 and DD CHRISTINE
WEBSTER 1964-1970
£300 - 400
1829
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak
Rectangular Coffee Table, on two octagonal legs,
joined by a stretcher at floor level, with carved
mouse signature, 91.5cm by 37cm, 44cm high
£400 - 600
1830
A Pair of Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak
Bookends, each with single carved mouse, 15cm
£100 - 150
1831
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak
Octagonal Thermometer, brass German
mechanism, with carved mouse signature, 20.5cm
£120 - 180
1832
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak
Octagonal Hygrometer/Thermometer, brass
German mechanism, with carved mouse signature,
19cm
£100 - 150
1833
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak Cheese
Board, with carved mouse signature on board,
35.5cm
£100 - 150
1834
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak Book
Trough, with carved mouse signature, 45.5cm long
£100 - 150
1835
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak Ronson
Table Lighter, with carved mouse signature, 10cm
long
£100 - 150
1840
A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Yew Central
Counter/Console, the four plank rectangular top
above two panelled cupboard doors to one side
and open shelves to the other, with recessed
carved mouse signature, 125.5cm by 68cm, 92cm
high
£750 - 1000
1841√
A Peter ‘Rabbitman’ Heap Oak Rectangular
Coffee Table, on two octagonal legs joined by a
stretcher, with a carved rabbit signature, 91cm by
36cm, 44.5cm high
£200 - 300
1842√
A Peter ‘Rabbitman’ Heap Oak Double Shelf,
with shaped ends, with carved rabbit signature,
76.5cm by 14cm, 41cm
£150 - 250
1844
A Pair of Colin ‘Beaverman’ Almack Oak
Breakfast Bar Stools, with leather seats, on four
turned legs joined by stretchers, each with carved
beaver signature, 61cm
£200 - 300
1845√
A Martin ‘Lizardman’ Dutton Oak 5' Refectory
Table, on shaped supports joined by a stretcher,
with carved lizard signature, 152cm by 84.5cm,
73cm; and A Set of Six (4+2) Martin ‘Lizardman’
Dutton Oak Lattice Back Chairs, on turned
octagonal front legs, each with carved lizard
signature, armchairs 90cm, chairs 87cm (3
damaged)
£500 - 700
1846√
A Set of Four Martin ‘Lizardman’ Dutton Oak
Panel Back Chairs, each with carved lizard
signature, 81cm
£300 - 400
1847√
A Suite of Thomas ‘Gnomeman’ Whitaker
Carved Oak Furniture, comprising three
armchairs, two dining chairs and a box stool, all
with leather studded seats and top, the top rails
and front of box with Greenman and scrolling leaf
carving, all with carved gnome signature, armchairs
82cm, chairs 83cm, box stool 55cm by 39cm, 37cm
high (6)
£400 - 600
1848√
A Pair of Thomas ‘Gnomeman’ Whittaker Oak
Bookends, each carved with a monks head, one
with carved recessed gnome signature, 15.5cm
£100 - 150
1849√
A Sid Pollard Oak Standard Lamp, octagonal
column and base, unmarked, 139.5cm (excluding
fitments); and A Sid Pollard Oak Four-Branch
Light Fitment, unmarked, 49cm diameter, 30.5cm
high (2)
£150 - 200
1855√
An Alan Grainger Acorn Industries Oak
Rectangular Coffee Table, on shaped supports
joined by a stretcher, with carved acorn signature,
76.5cm by 40cm, 44.5cm
£70 - 100
1856
A Yorkshire School Oak Child's Arm Chair, the
curved arms above three spindles, the back splat
carved with the Yorkshire rose between two
spindles, carved with the date 1969 and crest, on
four tapering legs joined by stretchers, unmarked,
50.5cm
£100 - 150
1857
A Pair of Yorkshire School Oak Bookends, each
carved with an acorn, unmarked, 13cm
£70 - 100
1858
A Pair of Yorkshire School Oak Pub Stools, on
four turned legs joined by a stretcher, each with
recessed carved oak leaf, 50cm
Fred Suffield used an oak leaf motif. He was at Kilburn and
then worked for the Pollards. He died in the 1970's.
David Langstaff also used an oak leaf motif. He worked at
Kilburn and then from Easingwold.
£100 - 150
1850√
A Pair of Sid Pollard Oak Stools, with studded
leather seats, on four octagonal tapered legs joined
by stretchers, unmarked, 45.5cm
£150 - 200
1859
A Pair of Yorkshire School Octagonal Pub
Table, on four turned legs joined by floor
stretchers, with carved oak leaf, 82cm by 90cm,
60.5cm
1851√
A Sid Pollard Oak High Stool, solid seat, on four
turned octagonal legs joined by stretchers,
unmarked, 63.5cm
£100 - 150
Fred Suffield used an oak leaf motif. He was at Kilburn and
then worked for the Pollards. He died in the 1970's.
David Langstaff also used an oak leaf motif. He worked at
Kilburn and then from Easingwold.
1852√
A Sid Pollard Oak Plant Stand, the shaped top on
four octagonal legs with an undertier, unmarked,
87cm
£150 - 200
1853√
An Alan Grainger Acorn Industries Oak
Rectangular Magazine Rack, with slatted sides,
base and centre section joined by two shaped
ends, with carved acorn signature, 43cm by 25cm,
38cm high
£100 - 150
1854√
An Alan Grainger Acorn Industries Oak
Rectangular Coffee Table, with rectangular
undertier shelf, on shaped supports joined by a
stretcher, with carved acorn signature, 108cm by
44cm, 45cm
£100 - 150
£200 - 300
1860
An Arts & Crafts/Cotswold School Oak
Sideboard, the rectangular overhanging top above
three drawers enclosed by two cupboard doors,
with contrasting mahogany handles, on four
chamfered square section legs joined by a
stretcher, unmarked, 136cm by 49.5cm, 89cm
£250 - 350
1861
A Cotswold School Oak Magazine Rack, with
lattice sides, solid base, on four legs, unmarked,
46cm by 31cm, 43cm
£200 - 300
1862
A 1930's Arts & Crafts Carved Oak Blanket Box,
the hinged lid inscribed LONGIOR ARS QVAM
VITA HOMINIS, the front and sides with carved
linen fold decoration and shield crest 1933W, on
four block feet, 93cm by 40cm, 59.5cm high
(excluding castors)
£200 - 300
1863
An Arts & Crafts Mahogany and Jewelled Fire
Screen, inset with a poker work and jewelled
medieval scene, unmarked, 95cm (split to panel)
£100 - 150
1870
An Ebonised Bent Plywood Chair, upholstered
seat and back, the back with recessed hand
aperture, on shaped legs, unmarked, 76cm
£100 - 150
1864
An Arts & Crafts Oak 6' Refectory Table, by
Jack Grimble of Cromer, on two pierced and
shaped supports joined by an octagonal stretcher,
signed JACK GRIMBLE CROMER, 183cm by
61cm, 77.5cvm high; and A Pair of Oak Benches,
by Jack Grimble, on two shaped supports, signed
JACK GRIMBLE, 167cm long, 30cm deep, 46cm
high (3)
£500 - 600
1871
Eero Aarnio: A ‘Ball’ (or Globe) Chair, circa
1970's, red moulded polyester shell with red
padded upholstery and cushions, on a red
enamelled aluminium swivel pedestal, 120cm high
£1000 - 1500
1865
Eugenio Quarti (1867-1929): An Indian
Rosewood, Silver, Copper and Mother-of-Pearl
Quatrefoil Table, circa 1900, the circular glass top
on four inlaid roundels, above a square shelf on a
sinuous inlaid frame, signed in silver inlay E.Quarti,
diameter 51cm, 68cm high
Eugenio Quarti (b.1867) was born into a family of carpenters
and at the age of 14 was apprenticed to a cabinetmaker in Paris.
He spent a few weeks in Milan in the studio of Carlo Bugatti, and
after a few months he established a small workshop in Via
Donizetti. Quarti's earliest works were exhibited at the
Esposizione Internazionale d'Arte Decorativa in Turin in 1898.
His room at the 1906 Milan exhibition was destroyed by a fire.
£3000 - 4000
1866
An Arts and Crafts Mahogany, Leather and
Vellum Armchair, circa 1900, carved finals, the
back with vellum moulded slats interspersed with
bobbins, the leather covered studded seat with
circular upholstered panel, the legs joined by
stretchers, the front stretcher mounted with two
circular vellum panels, unmarked, 120cm
For a similar model see Andrews (John) Victorian and
Edwardian Furniture, Antique Collectors Club, 1996, page 129,
pl.346
£200 - 300
1867
An Art Deco Heal's Inlaid Walnut Dining Room
Suite, comprising D end dining table, 121.5cm
(229cm extended) by 106cm, 76cm, eight (6+2)
chairs, armchairs 86cm, chairs 83.5cm, sideboard,
152.5cm by 63, 95cm, and D end side table with
single drawer, 106cm by 46cm, 82.5cm, labelled
disc HEAL & SON LTD LONDON W
£2000 - 3000
1868
An Art Deco Walnut Cocktail/Display Cabinet,
the central fitted section with hinged lift-up top and
two doors, enclosed by glazed cupboards,
unmarked, 125cm by 44cm, 123cm
£100 - 150
1869
An Art Deco Oak and Plywood Desk Chair,
upholstered seat and back, constructed with solid
one piece seat and support, with curved arms,
stamped REG No.802192 IX IX NINE, 73cm
£80 - 120
1872
Yrjo Kukkapuro: A ‘Karuselli’ Lounge Chair and
Ottoman, designed 1965, for Haimi-Oy, each with
brown leather upholstery, on a brown painted
fibreglass shell with chromed steel cradle on
steel-reinforced moulded fibreglass base and the
ottoman on a similar aluminium swivel-pedestal,
both labelled Haimi Made in Finland Design by Yrjo
Kukkapuro, chair 89cm high ottoman 38cm high (2)
£600 - 900
1873
A 1970's Tan Leather Swivel Wingback
Armchair, with studded seat and back, on an
aluminium four-prong base, unmarked, 100cm
£100 - 150
1874
A Pair of Herman Miller Fibreglass Armchairs,
upholstered in rust velour, on four chrome legs,
labelled HERMAN MILLER ®1, 74cm
£100 - 150
1875
A Contemporary Extending Dining Table, on a
black frame and four chrome legs with black
circular feet, unmarked, 205cm long, 90cm deep,
73cm high
£100 - 150
1876
A Set of Six (4+2) Hille Chrome Cantilever
Chairs, upholstered in black vinyl, some labelled
Hille International hille, 77cm and 79cm
£100 - 150
1877
A 1960's/70's Slatted Teak Veneered Ply Swivel
Armchair, on chrome frame, unmarked, possibly
G-Plan E Gomme, 80cm
£100 - 150
1878
A 1960's Lockhausen Plastik Stool, by Friedrich
Stuckenbroker, moulded factory mark, 51cm
£70 - 100
1879
A G-Plan Dining Room Suite, comprising
mahogany drop-leaf table on ebonised tapering
legs, 132cm by 108cm, 73cm high, a set of six
chairs, with deep red vinyl upholstery, 88cm, and a
sideboard, the overhanging top above three
drawers, above two folding doors, on four legs,
148cm by 46cm, 85cm (8)
£200 - 300
1880
A 1960's/70's Ercol Oak Desk, with single drawer
and two shaped handles, on four tapering legs
joined by a stretcher, labelled ERCOL Made in
England, 68cm by 46cm, 76.5cm high; and A
Matching Spindle Back Chair, labelled, 78cm (2)
£100 - 150
1881
A Modern Bespoke Oak Table, inlaid square top
with triangular leaf extensions and pullout supports,
on four square section legs, unmarked, 100cm
square, 76cm high
£200 - 300
1882
A Bespoke Modern Burr Oak Corner Illuminated
Cabinet, with two doors, the interior with fitted
glass shelves, unmarked, 120cm
£200 – 300
1883
A White & Newton of Portsmouth Oak Dining
Room Suite, comprising a drop-leaf table, four
chairs and a sideboard, table 152cm x 83.5cm,
74.5cm high, chairs 84cm, sideboard 125.5cm x
47.5cm, 88cm high (6)
£150-250
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