March 2015 - Clevedon Salerooms

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Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers
Clevedon Salerooms
Thursday 12th March 2015
Lot 426
The Auction Centre, Kenn Road, Kenn, Clevedon, Bristol BS21 6TT
Tel: 01934 830111
Images of every lot at:
www.clevedon-salerooms.com
Quarterly Specialist Sale
of Antiques, Fine Art
& Collectors’ Items
at 10.30am
Invitation to consign:
Regular Sales
of Antiques,
Interiors,
Collectables
& Jewellery
The
Bristol
Sale
Thursday 4th June
Frank Shipsides – Oil on Canvas
Sold for £3,000
A collection of Bristol and surrounding area related fine & decorative
arts, objects and historical ephemera. If you have Bristol related
items that you may be thinking of selling why not attend one of our
FREE VALUATION DAYS (see web site for dates) or email images to:
valuation@clevedon-salerooms.com
Closing date for entries 6th May.
To speak to a Valuer tel: 01934 830111
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Registered Office: The Auction Centre, Kenn Road, Kenn, Clevedon, Bristol, BS21 6TT
Tel: 01934 830111
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Thursday 12th
March 2015
at 10.30am
On view at the salerooms
Tuesday 10th March 2pm – 5.30pm
Wednesday 11th March 10am – 7.30pm
Morning of sale from 9am
The Auction Centre, Kenn Road,
Kenn, Clevedon, Bristol, BS21 6TT
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Cover illustration: Lot 116
Back cover illustration: Lot 426
Catalogue price £6.00
Catalogue produced by
Lot 66
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Detail of
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Located 5 minutes
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next roundabout
take the first exit
onto B3133, cross
over the M5 and past
the Drum & Monkey
pub. Continue for a
further 1mile and
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is located on the left
hand side.
Results from the Previous Sale
£12,400
£23,500
£14,800
£8,000
Entries invited for the:
Quarterly Specialist
Sale of Antiques,
Fine Art &
Collectors’ Items
THURSDAY 4TH JUNE
2015 AT 10.30AM
Free Valuation Days
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For large collections and antique furniture
we are pleased to visit by appointment
4th June
Specialist Sale
Closing date for entries 6th May
Clevedon Salerooms Auctioneers & Valuers
The Auction Centre, Kenn Road, Kenn, Clevedon, Bristol, BS21 6TT
Tel: 01934 830111 • www.clevedon-salerooms.com
Marc Burridge
Director
ASFAV
Marianne Burridge
Director
Marc has been with Clevedon Salerooms
for over 35 years. He has a wealth of
experience across many subjects. Marc
undertakes professional valuations for
inheritance tax and insurance purposes,
conducts auctions and visits private
clients for sale valuations.
Marianne assists in the day to
day running of the Salerooms,
dealing with the large number
of commission bids and helps
with the administrative tasks
associated with the auction.
Toby Pinn
Mark Fraser ASFAV
Senior Valuer & Cataloguer
BA MRICS
Director
Chartered Arts & Antiques Surveyor
Toby has been with the firm for over
10 years and has a degree in Fine
Arts Valuation. He conducts auctions,
undertakes RICS certified ‘Red Book’
valuations for inheritance tax and visits
private clients for sale valuations.
Mark has worked at Clevedon
Salerooms for over 30 years.
He manages the considerable
logistical task of cataloguing the
sales and conducts valuations for
inheritance tax, insurance and
sale purposes.
George Tricks
Sheena Stoddard
Consultant
FRICS
George has over 50 years experience in
valuing and auctioning Fine Art and was
partner in charge of the auction side of
his family firm in Bristol.
Caroline Coles
Office Manager & Accounts
Caroline has worked at Clevedon
Salerooms for over 25 years and is
the office manager and deals with
the accounts. She is also the IT
administrator.
BA, M.Litt
Fine Art Consultant
Sheena worked in the Fine
Art department at the Bristol
Museum & Art Gallery for
27 years and was curator
there from 1997–2011. She
has published extensively,
particularly on Bristol artists.
John Kelly
FGA, DGA Rj Dip
Specialist Silver &
Jewellery
John is a Fellow of the
Gemmological Association,
holds the post-fellowship Gem
Diamond Diploma, and the
Retail Jewellers Diploma. He
has been involved in Silver &
Jewellery Auctions since 1985.
Zoe McGowan Pj Dip
Assistant Cataloguer
Craig Bennett
Zoe assists in the cataloguing and sale
of silver and jewellery and helps with the
general client administration.
Craig is responsible for the
setting up of sales, conducts
research and undertakes the
photography across all sales.
Saleroom Manager
Quarterly Specialist Sale of
Antiques, Fine Art
ORDER OF SALE
Lots
1Lots 76 Lots 99 Lots 227 Lots 314 -
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98
226
313
454
Lots 455 - 580
Lots
Lots
Lots
Lots
Lots
Lots
Lots
581
610
635
667
735
824
855
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609
634
666
734
823
854
965
THURSDAY 12TH MARCH AT 10.30AM
Furniture
Clocks, Barometers & Barographs
Oil Paintings, Watercolours & Prints
Ceramics & Glass
Oriental to include Part II of a local private collection of
Japanese Cloisonné, Ceramics, Metalware, Furniture etc
Collectors Items & Miscellanea to include Metalware, Boxes,
Treen, Scientific Instruments, Musical Boxes, Toys, Stamps etc
Stevengraphs
Militaria, Weapons & Ethnographica
Books
Silver & White Metal
Jewellery
Wristwatches & Pocket Watches
Coins to include Sovereigns & Other Gold Coinage
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING EXPLANATORY INTRODUCTION
TO OUR AUCTIONS IN ADDITION TO THE CONDITIONS OF SALE PRINTED
TOWARDS THE BACK OF THIS CATALOGUE
1. Bidding by numbers will be used during this sale, all intending bidders must, therefore register their name,
address and telephone number with the Auctioneers prior to the commencement of sale. Proof of identity
may be required.
2. All lots must be paid for and collected no later than noon on Saturday 14th March 2015 – any lots not
cleared (unless special arrangements are made with the Auctioneers) will be subject to a storage charge.
3. METHODS OF PAYMENT - Payment can be made in cash as well as face-to-face credit or debit card
payment. Please note that we do not accept remote card payments. Payments by credit card are subject
to a charge of 2%. In addition we accept payment by bank transfer and by cheque (all cheques must be
cleared before removal of goods and this may take up to 8 working days).
4. A buyer’s Premium of 20% plus VAT will be charged on the hammer price.
5. All items will be sold under the VAT Margin Scheme unless otherwise indicated
6. Please note no faults or imperfections are mentioned in the catalogue description, condition reports
available on request
PLEASE NOTE ALL REQUESTS FOR TELEPHONE BIDS, SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY, AND
ON LOTS WITH A MINIMUM ESTIMATE OF £400 (OR AT OUR DISCRETION), MUST
BE AGREED BY 5.00p.m. 11TH MARCH. IT WILL NOT BE POSSIBLE TO ARRANGE ANY
TELEPHONE BIDS ON DAY OF SALE.
OUR NEXT QUARTERLY SPECIALIST SALE WILL BE HELD ON
THURSDAY 4TH JUNE 2015
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LOTS WILL NOT BE RELEASED UNTIL THE
ACCOUNT HAS BEEN SETTLED IN FULL.
Furniture
Lots 1-75
Lot 1
Victorian mahogany double pedestal kneehole
desk, the inset leather writing surface with hinged
rising central panel, fitted one dummy and eight
real drawers, 122cm wide
£350 - £500
Lot 3
Lot 3
Lot 2
Regency mahogany linen press in the manner
Lot 2
Late 19th Century Indian heavily carved
hardwood Davenport, the sloping writing
surface with inset leather panel and opening
to reveal a fitted interior with three drawers,
the panelled sides fitted a door to the right
enclosing four drawers and standing on figural
front supports formed as a bird perched atop a
serpent, 63cm wide
£300 - £400
6
of Gillows, the upper section with moulded
cornice, panelled doors with applied beading and
reeded hinge edges opening to reveal a fitted
interior with three slides and three drawers, the
base fitted two short and two long drawers with
conforming beading, brass handles and flanked
by conforming reeded split pillars, standing on
turned supports, 125cm wide
£800 - £1200
Lot 4
18th Century mahogany chest on stand,
possibly American, the upper section with
moulded cornice and fitted two short and
three long drawers with brass handles and
escutcheons, the base fitted three drawers with
conforming handles, decorative apron below
and standing on cabriole supports, 98cm wide
£500 - £800
Lot 5
Georgian style mahogany cabinet bookcase
having a moulded dentil cornice fitted four
shelves enclosed by a pair of glazed doors, each
having decorative tracery, one long drawer to the
base and standing on bracket feet, 98.5cm wide
£300 - £400
Lot 6
Reproduction burr walnut kneehole writing
table, inset leather writing surface, carved edge
and fitted five drawers, standing on carved
cabriole supports, 123cm wide
£200 - £300
Lot 4
Lot 7
19th Century stained pine two section
cabinet bookcase, the upper section fitted three
shelves enclosed by a pair of glazed doors, each
with Gothic arch tracery, the lower section also
fitted three shelves and enclosed by conforming
doors, standing on bracket feet, 90.5cm wide
£250 - £350
Lot 8
George III mahogany chest fitted brushing slide
with three long drawers below and standing on
bracket feet, 92cm wide
£200 - £300
Lot 9
Late 19th/early 20th Century walnut chest
by Shoolbred & Co, two short and four long
graduated drawers, each with shallow carved
banding and standing on a plinth base, stamped
Jas Shoolbred & Co to the two upper drawers,
122cm wide
£200 - £300
Lot 5
7
Lot 10
Late Victorian ormolu mounted satinwood
banded ebonised cabinet bookcase fitted
three shelves enclosed by a pair of glazed
doors and standing on a plinth base with turned
supports, 119cm wide
£300 - £400
Lot 11
Sheraton Revival inlaid and crossbanded
mahogany three tier buffet, raised back with
ribbon and swag decoration, lower tier fitted two
drawers below and standing on tapered turned
and fluted supports, 122cm wide £200 - £300
Lot 10
Lot 12
Manner of E.W. Godwin - Late 19th Century
walnut two tier occasional table, the lower
tier with beech rods below, standing on turned
supports, 48cm wide
£200 - £300
Lot 11
Lot 13
Lot 13
Massive Murano rectangular bevelled
wall mirror by Nuova Venier, the frame with
Neo-classical reverse engraved foliate decoration,
applied aventurine flecked mouldings and
bevelled green glass lozenges, 204cm x 140cm
£500 - £800
Lot 12
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Lot 14
18th Century Flemish walnut and oak
armoire, moulded cornice, frieze below with
fielded panels interspersed by carved heads and
with ebonised mouldings, two fielded panelled
doors with ebonised mouldings and flanked
by fluted and reeded split pillars with carved
capitals, one long drawer below and standing
on turned ebonised supports, 178cm wide
£200 - £300
Lot 16
Lot 18
Lot 15
Antique gesso framed pier glass having a later
bevelled plate, overall dimensions 83cm x 61cm
£100 - £150
Lot 16
Figured walnut triple wardrobe by S.J. Waring
& Sons, the centre section fitted slides and
drawers enclosed by a bevelled mirror panel
door, flanked to either side by a hanging
compartment enclosed by a blind panel door
with an external drawer below, makers stamp to
interior, 220cm wide
£200 - £300
Lot 17
En-suite Beaconsfield wardrobe fitted
bevelled mirror panel door enclosing a hanging
compartment, carved panel door with drawers
below, 137cm wide
£200 - £300
Lot 18
En-suite kneehole drop centre dressing table,
the raised back fitted swing mirror and four
trinket drawers, the base fitted seven drawers,
155cm wide
£200 - £300
Lot 19
En-suite pot cupboard
Lot 22
Lot 22
George III oak low dresser fitted two short
drawers, shaped apron below and standing
on turned supports united by stretchers,
130cm wide
£250 - £350
£30 - £50
Lot 20
Modern Design - Charles and Ray Eames
for Herman Miller - Aluminium Group Model
No.EA 105 sling seat open arm elbow chair
£100 - £150
Lot 21
George III mahogany chest of four long
drawers, standing on bracket feet, 91.5cm wide
£500 - £700
Lot 23
Lot 23
19th Century mahogany window seat standing
on tapered fluted spade supports, 120cm long
£100 - £150
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Lot 27
Lot 24
Lot 24
Late 19th/early 20th Century heavily carved
oak framed floor standing dinner gong having
mask head and carved acanthus decoration
and standing on scroll supports, 97.5cm high
£120 - £180
Lot 25
Late 19th/early 20th Century brass floor
standing oil lamp having a reeded column
with galleried platform and standing on a tripod
base, vaseline glass reservoir and ruffled shade,
167cm high inclusive of shade
£200 - £300
Lot 28
Lot 26
19th Century mahogany linen press having
an arch cornice, fitted three slides enclosed by a
pair of blind panel doors, each having ebonised
stringing, the base fitted two short and two long
drawers and standing on reeded scroll supports,
125cm wide
£400 - £600
Lot 27
Liberty style Arts & Crafts light oak 4’6”
double bedstead having shaped laths and Art
Nouveau design inlaid stylised foliate decoration,
height of head 158cm
£200 - £300
Lot 28
Late 17th/early 18th Century oak coffer
having a triple panel top, each panel with
small carved roundels, triple panel front with
conforming roundels, 114cm wide £150 - £250
Lot 29
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Lot 29
19th Century mahogany blanket box fitted
heavy brass carrying handles and standing on
bracket feet, 109cm wide
£100 - £150
Lot 30
Solid pollard oak rectangular top low
table standing on trestle supports united by a
decorative stretcher, 104.5cm long £100 - £150
Lot 31
George III oak coffer standing on bracket feet,
90cm wide
£100 - £150
Lot 32
George III oak side table/lowboy fitted one
drawer to the frieze and standing on tapered pad
supports, 73cm wide
£200 - £300
Lot 35
Lot 35
George II figured walnut veneered mule
chest having inlaid herringbone banding, fitted
two short drawers and standing on bracket feet,
126.5cm wide
£300 - £500
Lot 33
Lot 33
19th Century studded brass bound
sarcophagus shaped trunk, 81cm wide
£400 - £500
Lot 36
Lot 36
George III oak mule chest, the hinged cover
opening to reveal a fitted interior with candle box
and drawers, double panel front, two drawers
to the base and standing on bracket feet,
117cm wide
£250 - £350
Lot 34
Lot 34
Early 20th Century French walnut bombe
front commode having allover parquetry and
marquetry decoration, grey, pink and white
marble top, fitted two drawers with cast brass
handles, flanked by conforming mounts and
standing on splayed supports, 129cm wide
£500 - £800
Lot 37
18th Century oak coffer having a carved triple
panel front, 128cm wide
£150 - £250
Lot 38
Late 19th Century carved oak X-frame open
arm elbow chair having mask head decoration
and scroll arms
£80 - £120
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Lot 39
Lot 39
George IV mahogany framed adjustable
reclining drawing room chair, the open arms
with scroll terminals and turned spindles, applied
turned roundels and standing on ring turned
supports
£200 - £300
Lot 40
19th Century yew and elm Nottinghamshire
low splat back Windsor elbow chair by
George Nicholson of Rockley, standing
on turned supports united by a cow-horn
stretcher, makers stamp to the side edge of seat
£200 - £300
Lot 40
Lot 41
19th Century yew, ash and elm low hoop
back Windsor elbow chair standing on turned
supports united by stretchers
£150 - £200
Lot 42
George IV mahogany two flap sofa table
having a reeded edge, fitted two real and two
dummy drawers and standing on bobbin turned
supports with reeded scroll terminals united by a
conforming bobbin turned stretcher, 100cm wide
£700 - £900
Lot 42
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Lot 43
Victorian walnut rectangular top centre
table having a figured walnut veneered top and
standing on turned end supports with scroll
terminals, 122cm wide
£200 - £300
Lot 44
19th Century marquetry inlaid figured walnut
serpentine front fold over card table, the
top with foliate decoration and cast brass edge
opening to reveal a green velvet surface and
boxwood stringing, the frieze also with foliate
decoration, flanked by cast brass mounts and
standing on cabriole supports, 82cm wide
£250 - £350
Lot 44
Lot 45
George III Channel Islands inlaid mahogany
serpentine front fold over card table,
standing on tapered square supports, 88cm wide
£400 - £600
Lot 46
Victorian pollard oak rectangular fold over
card table in the manner of George Bullock,
the top with a band of marquetry inlaid oak leaf
and acorn decoration, standing on a tapered
octagonal pillar and quadripartite platform base
with carved acanthus scroll terminals, 94cm wide
£400 - £600
Lot 47
Late 18th/early 19th Century oak refectory
style dining table, probably west Country, the
top constructed from small ‘planks’ and standing
on square supports united by a later beech
stretcher, 279cm x 79cm
£500 - £800
Lot 46
Lot 48
Regency carved rosewood framed double
scroll end sofa standing on tapered turned and
reeded supports, 214cm wide
£400 - £600
Lot 48
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Lot 49
Pair of Victorian lady’s and gentleman’s
carved walnut framed cameo back drawing
room chairs, one with open arms, the other
armless, each standing on cabriole supports
£350 - £450
Lot 49
Lot 50
George III Chippendale style mahogany open
arm elbow chair, the crest rail with carved
corners, pierced back splat, outswept open arms,
stuffed seat and standing on moulded square
supports united by stretchers
£120 - £180
Lot 51
George IV mahogany bergere chair, the scroll
back and arms with split cane panels, conforming
seat and standing on tapered turned supports
£200 - £300
Lot 52
Set of eight late 19th/early 20th Century
Chippendale style mahogany dining chairs,
each having crest rail with carved ears, pierced
vase shaped back splat, stuffed seat and standing
on moulded square supports (two carvers and six
standards)
£400 - £600
Lot 51
Lot 53
Set of six late Victorian carved walnut
arch top dining chairs, each having a carved
gadrooned crest rail, padded seat and back and
standing on tapered turned and fluted supports
£350 - £500
Lot 52
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Lot 54
Lot 54
Mid 18th Century Louis XV
kingwood bureau plat, shaped
rectangular top with inset green
leather writing surface, diagonally
banded border, moulded brass edge
and cast ormolu corner appliques,
the frieze of tulip wood veneer fitted
three short drawers with rococo cast
ormolu handles and mounts above
a beaded moulding, the reverse
with conforming dummy drawers,
standing on square cabriole
supports with conforming ormolu
mounts, sabots and terminals,
176cm x 80cm
Provenance - Ex George William
7th Viscount Barrington, Beckett
House, Shrivenham and thence by
descent
£6000 - £8000
Beckett House, Shrivenham
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Lot 56
Attributed to Gillows - Regency mahogany
chamber writing table, the rounded rectangular
top having a reeded edge, hinged compartment
to the rear opening to reveal a pen tray and
inkwell, one long drawer to the frieze and
standing on tapered turned and reeded supports
with brass castors, 76cm wide
£600 - £900
Lot 57
Victorian mahogany corner what-not fitted
four graduated shelves supported by scroll pillars
and standing on turned supports, 96cm, wide
£200 - £300
Lot 58
George III mahogany rectangular top side
table having a moulded edge, fitted one long
drawer to the frieze with corner brackets below
and standing on moulded square supports,
78cm wide
£120 - £180
Lot 55
Lot 59
Lot 56
Lot 59
Regency mahogany bowfront kneehole
sideboard fitted a central drawer flanked by
a deep drawer and cupboard door, each with
applied reeded mouldings and standing on
tapered ring turned supports, 120.5cm wide
£500 - £700
Lot 55
Regency gilt framed circular convex wall
mirror having an elaborate eagle pediment,
reeded black slip within a ball decorated frame,
twin candle sconces with lustre drops, overall
height 110cm
£500 - £800
Lot 60
Victorian figured walnut cabinet bookcase
fitted three adjustable shelves enclosed by a pair
of glazed doors and standing on a plinth base,
97cm wide
£600 - £900
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Lot 61
Good quality reproduction Georgian style
inlaid mahogany secretaire bookcase, the
upper section fitted three shelves enclosed by a
pair of glazed doors, the base fitted secretaire
drawer with three further drawers below
and standing on bracket feet, 100cm wide
£250 - £350
Lot 62
Victorian rosewood and figured walnut
breakfront credenza having a tray top, central
oval panelled door flanked by two arch shaped
panelled doors and standing on a plinth base,
169cm wide
£500 - £750
Lot 63
Art Nouveau mahogany display cabinet, circa
1900, having stylised foliate inlaid decoration,
the raised back with two bevelled mirror panels
and with a central galleried shelf supported by
turned and reeded pillars, three shelves enclosed
by a pair of glazed doors and standing on
tapered square supports united by a platform,
122.25cm wide
£350 - £450
Lot 60
Lot 64
20th Century French ormolu mounted inlaid
mahogany and kingwood open bookcase
having an inset marble top, three open shelves
with tambour shutter below and standing on
cabriole supports, 85cm wide
£250 - £350
Lot 65
Lot 65
Victorian figured walnut two flap oval
Sutherland tea table having a burr walnut and
ebonised edge, fitted two drawers and standing
on a turned and carved pillar and quadripartite
base, 67.5cm wide
£300 - £450
Lot 63
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Lot 67
Victorian rosewood work table, rectangular
top with canted corners opening to reveal a fitted
interior, standing on a turned and fluted pillar and
quadripartite platform base with claw terminals,
49cm wide
£150 - £250
Lot 68
Lot 68
Early 20th Century inlaid mahogany kidney
shaped side cupboard having a brass gallery
top, one narrow door and standing on ormolu
mounted cabriole supports, 65cm wide
£120 - £180
Lot 66
Lot 66
19th Century Black Forest carved hallstand
in the form of a standing bear having glass eyes
and holding a foliate carved dish in its left paw,
118cm high
£1000 - £1500
Lot 69
Pair of George III satinwood rectangular
bowfront fold over card tables, each having
rosewood banding and string inlay and standing
on tapered square supports, 95cm wide
£3000 - £4000
Lot 69
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Lot 71
Lot 70
Lot 70
Victorian inlaid walnut and figured walnut
games/work table, the fold over top opening to
reveal chess, backgammon and cribbage boards,
drawer below with partitioned interior, sliding
well, standing on turned and fluted supports
united by a turned stretcher and with scroll
terminals, 67.5cm wide
£350 - £500
Lot 72
Lot 71
Pair of early 20th Century Caucasian runners,
each central field decorated with tight-knit boteh
and stylised foliage on a blue ground within multi
borders, 516cm x 117cm approx £400 - £600
Lot 72
Modern Middle Eastern rug decorated with a
central medallion on a red ground within multi
borders, 380cm x 296cm
£200 - £300
Lot 73
Modern Middle Eastern style carpet
decorated with a central medallion on a red
ground within multi borders, 378cm x 299cm
£80 - £120
Lots 74-75
No Lots
Lot 73
Clocks, Barometers &
Barographs
Lots 76-98
Lot 76
Early 20th Century light oak longcase
clock having Secessionist style carved foliate
decoration, the white dial with Arabic numerals,
pendulum window below, eight day movement,
191cm high
£300 - £400
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Lot 78
19th Century French alabaster cased mantel
clock surmounted with a gilt spelter figure of
a lion, the dial having a gilt and red printed
and painted chapter ring with Arabic numerals
and visible anchor escapement, 34.5cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 77
Lot 77
18th Century longcase clock by John
Sanderson, the grained soft wood case having
a long arch shaped door and standing on bracket
feet, square dial with silvered chapter ring
having Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary
seconds dial and calendar aperture, signed
John Sanderson, eight day striking movement,
238cm high
Possibly made by James Hendrie in the
workshops of John Sanderson in Wigton, Cumbria
£500 - £800
Lot 79
Lot 79
Edwardian Art Nouveau design inlaid
mahogany cased mantel clock having inlaid
stylised foliate decoration, the white enamel
dial with Roman numerals, 31.75cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 80
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Lot 80
19th Century ormolu and lilac jasperware
garniture de cheminee, the clock having a
splayed tray top with a circular jasper panel,
silvered dial with Roman numerals flanked by
vertical jasper panels, further panel below,
the splayed base with a lilac, green and white
tri-colour panel, cast decoration to the sides,
French brass movement striking on a bell and
stamped J.w.B. and with the number 18861,
33.5cm high, the side pieces formed as four
branch candelabra, each having a central sconce
with flame finial, triple pillar column, splayed
foot with hexagonal jasper panel, 47cm high
£600 - £900
Lot 82
Lot 81
Lot 81
George III mahogany cased bracket clock
by John Muzzell of Southampton, pagoda
top case with brass handle, arch shaped glazed
doors, oval fretwork side panels and standing on
brass ogee bracket feet, engraved silvered dial
with Roman and Arabic numerals, strike/silent
dial and calendar aperture, brass movement
striking on a bell, 46cm high with handle down
£1200 - £1800
Lot 82
19th Century French ormolu mounted buhl
and red tortoiseshell cased mantel clock, the
dial with blue and white enamel Roman numerals,
brass movement striking on a bell, 31cm high,
displayed beneath a glass dome
£500 - £600
Lot 83
Lot 83
19th Century French ebonised and boulle
inlaid cased portico mantel clock, the white
enamel dial with Roman numerals, supported by
scroll pillars and standing on a rectangular bombe
base, the brass pendulum with pierced and
engraved decoration, brass movement striking on
a bell and stamped Hodgkins & Co and numbered
4232, 49cm high
£300 - £400
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Lot 84
19th Century mother-of-pearl inlaid rosewood
drop dial single fusee wall clock by Gregory
of Gloucester having a stylised foliate inlay,
the circular off-white dial with Roman numerals,
53cm high
£200 - £250
Lot 85
19th Century oak cased circular single
fusee wall clock by Kleyser & Co of London,
the off-white dial with Roman numerals and
signed kleyser & Co, 69, High St, Boro, overall
diameter 34cm
Lot 84
£200 - £300
Lot 86
18th Century ‘Hook and Spike’ wall clock
by Walter Archer, the 9” square brass dial
having central stylised foliate decoration, single
hand and Roman numerals, 30 hour bird-cage
movement, on a later oak bracket
£250 - £350
Lot 87
Small 19th Century French gilt brass and
black slate cased mantel clock, the dial having
a silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals,
brass movement striking on a bell, 28cm high
£120 - £180
Lot 85
Lot 88
Regency brass inlaid rosewood cased single
fusee mantel clock by Barraud of London,
the case with chamfer top, arch shaped glazed
side panels, standing on brass feet, circular
enamel dial with Roman numerals, signed to
the centre, Barraud’s, Cornhill, London and set
within a chased brass mask decorated with a
bird amongst scrolling foliage, brass single fusee
movement, the back plate engraved Barraud’s,
London, 19cm high
£500 - £800
Lot 89
Early 20th Century mahogany and nickel
plated portico cased flick clock, 16.5cm high
Lot 86
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£120 - £180
Lot 91
Lot 91
Early 20th Century oak cased barograph
having bevelled glazed panels and standing on
splayed bracket feet, the conforming wall bracket
having an attached glazed case for displaying the
charts, width of bracket 40cm
£300 - £400
Lot 88
Lot 92
Lot 89
Lot 90
Late 19th/early 20th Century French brass
cased four glass mantel clock, the brass
dial having enamelled chapter ring with Arabic
numerals and visible escapement, mercury
pendulum, brass movement striking on a gong,
27cm high
£200 - £300
Lot 92
Early 20th Century oak cased barograph by
Chadburn’s of Liverpool having bevelled glazed
panels, one long drawer to the plinth base and
standing on splayed feet, overall width 39.5cm
£250 - £350
Lot 93
Early 20th Century copper cased barograph
probably by Darton of London, 25.75cm wide
£150 - £200
Lot 94
Early 20th Century brass cased circular
aneroid barometer having a silvered dial,
12.25cm diameter
£80 - £120
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Oil Paintings, Watercolours
& Prints
Lots 99-226
Lot 99
Frederick Goff (1855-1931) - watercolour
- View across Cromer at dusk, signed,
15cm x 11cm
£100 - £150
Lot 95
Lot 95
19th Century satinwood cased wheel
barometer by S. Lilly of Edinburgh, having
ebonised stringing and swan neck pediment with
ivory roundels and central brass finial, engraved
silvered dial, scale, level and hygrometer,
100cm high
£200 - £300
Lot 100
Lot 100
Vincent Clare (1855-1925) - Pair of
watercolours - Still-life with wild flowers and
birds nest and Still-life with fruit, each signed,
29.5cm x 24.5cm
£200 - £300
Lot 101
Lot 96
Lot 96
19th Century rosewood stick barometer by
William Aronsberg of Manchester, having
an ivory scale and thermometer, 94cm high
£150 - £250
Lots 97-98
No Lots
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Lot 101
Henry Brittan Willis (1810-1884) - Oil on
canvas - A rural landscape with drover, cattle and
sheep, signed and dated ‘52, 24.5cm x 48cm
£200 - £300
Lot 102
Abraham Hulk Snr (1813-1897) - Oil on
canvas - A stormy seascape with sailing vessels,
signed and indistinctly dated, 19cm x 39.5cm
£250 - £350
Lot 106
Attributed to Hugh Douglas Hamilton
(1740-1808) - Oval pastel - Portrait of Martha
Lady Udney, 2nd wife of Robert Fullerton Udney,
24cm x 19cm
£200 - £300
Lot 103
Lot 103
Alexander Johnston (1815-1891) - Oil on
board - Francesca, from Lord Byron’s The Siege
Of Corinth, signed, verso with contemporary
label, titled and numbered No.3 and with a line
of verse from the poem ‘There is a light cloud
by the moon, tis passing and will pass full soon’,
together with artist’s name and London address,
24.5cm x 19.5cm
£250 - £350
Lot 104
Eloise H Stannard (1828-1915) - Pair of
watercolours - Holly branch with robin and
blossom, signed, 17cm x 15cm
£50 - £80
Lot 105
John Syer (1815-1885) - Oval pencil with
watercolour and bodycolour - Dunduan
Castle, signed and titled, 20.5cm x 28.5cm
£100 - £150
Lot 107
Lot 107
Albert Durer Lucas (1828-1918) - Oil on panel
- Study of violets in a natural setting, signed and
dated 1893, 20cm x 14.5cm
£200 - £300
Lot 108
Manner of J.S. Cotman (1782-1842) - Pencil
and watercolour - Horsedrawn carts on a harbour
side, bears signature, 11.5cm x 22cm £60 - £90
Lot 102
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Lot 109
Follower of Arthur J. Elsley (1860-1952) Oil on canvas - Sweet Bobs - Portrait of a
recumbent dog, bears signature and dated
1891, period gilt gesso frame, 48cm x 55cm
£3000 - £4000
Lot 114
19th Century Continental School - Oil on board
- Cattle and figures in an Italianate landscape
with ruined building and tower, 20.5cm x 35cm
£80 - £120
Lot 115
Basil Bradley (1842-1904) - watercolour Three otter hounds in a landscape, signed and
dated 1872, 33cm x 46cm
£600 - £900
Lot 110
Lot 110
Frank Ernest Beresford (1881-1967) - Oil on
canvas - The Golden Gate, Orange Free State,
South Africa, signed, verso fully inscribed and
with exhibition date of 1949, 40cm x 50cm A.R.
£120 - £180
Lot 111
Frank Ernest Beresford (1881-1967) - Oil on
board - Dovedale, signed and dated 1932, verso
fully inscribed, 25cm x 35cm A.R.
£80 - £120
Lot 112
Sidney Pike (1858-1925) - Oil on panel Tranquil river scene with figures gathering the
harvest, 17cm x 30cm
£120 - £180
Lot 113
Lot 117
Lot 113
John Syer (1815-1885) - Oil on board A Lane, near Bath with cottages and figures,
signed with initials and dated ‘49, 25cm x 35cm
£250 - £350
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Lot 116
Lot 116
Edwin Bale (1838-1923) - watercolour - Three
quarter length portrait of a Mediterranean lady
with carnations in the foreground, pine trees and
the sea in the distance, signed, 57cm x 39.5cm
£250 - £350
Lot 117
John Charles Maggs (1819-1895) Oil on canvas - Crowds gathering in front of The
Pump Rooms, Bath, signed, 34.5cm x 66cm
£400 - £600
Lot 109
Lot 115
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Lot 118
Frederick John Widgery (1861-1942) watercolour - On The Tavy, Dartmoor with Ger
Tor, signed, 24cm x 41cm
£100 - £150
Lot 119
George Straton Ferrier (1852-1912) watercolour - Dutch harbour scene with barges,
signed and dated 1892, 36.5cm x 26.5cm
£60 - £90
Lot 121
William Cook of Plymouth (1840-1897) watercolour - Three goats on a rocky coastal cliff,
monogrammed and dated ‘84, 37cm x 30cm
£200 - £300
Lot 122
Attributed to Frederick Goodall R.A
(1822-1904) - watercolour - North
African landscape with camels and figures,
monogrammed, 37cm x 30cm
£120 - £180
Lot 123
19th Century reverse glass painting depicting
a bunch of grapes, 30.5cm x 22cm
£50 - £80
Lot 124
William Hughes (1820-1884) - Circular oil on
board - Head of a bull with nose ring, signed,
24cm diameter
£400 - £600
Lot 120
Lot 125
Lot 120
T. Hampson Jones (1846-1915) - watercolour
- Three quarter length portrait of a fisherman
repairing nets, signed and dated 1876,
28cm x 22cm
£120 - £180
Lot 125
C. da Costa (Italian 19th Century) - Oil on
canvas - A Romany Family Dancing Outside
A Shack, signed and dated Firenze’87,
48cm x 82cm
£400 - £600
Lot 127
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Lot 126
Lot 126
Conrad Carelli (1869-1956) - watercolour View across Carthage, La Gonletti, and Lake of
Tunis, signed, 12cm x 34cm A.R.
£200 - £300
Lot 127
19th Century English School - Group of
three watercolours - Three quarter length
studies of young ladies, unsigned, two measure
25cm x 20cm and one 33.5cm x 25cm
£250 - £350
Lot 129
Lot 128
Lot 128
Sir Frank Brangwyn R.A (1867-1959) watercolour - Farm labourers building a haystack,
squared for transfer, the reverse with a pencil and
black bodycolour sketch of two birds, signed in
pencil, 32.5cm x 43cm A.R.
£50 - £80
Lot 129
Ernesto Bensa (Italian fl.1866-1897) watercolour - Ponte Vecchio, Florence, signed,
80cm x 59cm
£600 - £900
Lot 130
Ernesto Bensa (Italian fl.1866-1897) watercolour - Courtyard Of The Bargello Palace,
Florence, 97.5cm x 62.5cm
£600 - £900
Lot 130
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Lot 131
Lot 132
Lot 131
Charles James Lauder (1840-1920) - Oil on
canvas - A mountainous lakeside view with village,
probably Northern Italy, signed C.J. Lauder
R.S.w., 75cm x 121cm
£1000 - £1500
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Lot 132
Alois Arnegger (Austrian 1879-1967) - Oil
on canvas - A village on Lake Como, signed,
96cm x 140cm A.R.
£3000 - £4000
Lot 134
Lot 134
Paul Feiler (1918-2013) - Sketch in oils - View
looking up to the village of Dundry near Bristol,
23cm x 19cm A.R.
£1500 - £2500
Lot 135
George Frederick Dashwood (1806-1881)
- Pencil sketch - Study of an Australian eagle,
signed, 17cm x 21cm
£60 - £90
Lot 133
Lot 133
Francis.E. Jamieson/H.B. Davis (1895-1950)
- Pair of oils on canvas - Highland loch views,
each signed H.B. Davis S.S.A., 50cm x 76cm
£400 - £600
Lot 136
Lot 136
Bernard Dunston (1920- ) - Pencil and oil
on canvas preparatory sketch - Three children
playing, monogrammed in pencil, 23cm x 32cm
A.R.
£400 - £600
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Lot 139
Albert Durer Lucas (1828-1918) - Gouache Study of a crimson underwing moth, annotated,
signed and dated to the reverse 1912,
14cm x 20cm
£150 - £250
Lot 140
Attributed to George Richmond RA
(1809-1896) - Pen and ink half length study of a
seated judge, 19cm x 17cm
£50 - £75
Lot 141
Attributed to Sir George Hayter (1792-1871)
- Pen and ink - Study of five hounds,
18.5cm x 22cm, together with one other Girl with dog, 23cm x 18.5cm
£75 - £100
Lot 140
Lot 142
Thomas Webster (1800-1886) - Pencil and
bodycolour - Classical Roman arch with figures,
5cm x 14.5cm
£40 - £60
Lot 143
George Pinwell (1842-1875) - Pencil sketch
- Two figures on a tow path, 16cm x 19cm
£50 - £75
Lot 144
Attributed to Walter Sickert (1860-1942) watercolour - Being a study of a seated mother
holding a tired child on a day out to the seaside,
signed in pencil, reverse annotated ‘Purchased
13th March 1976, Bonhams, London’,
13cm x 10cm
£1500 - £2500
Lot 141
Lot 137
O.S. Round (19th Century) - Seven Victorian
watercolour sketches - Lake District Views, one
framed
£60 - £90
Lot 138
Manner of A.V. Copley Fielding (1787-1855)
- watercolour - Landscape with windmill and
horsedrawn cart, reverse with old label relating
to Bovey House Sale, 1914, bears signature and
dated 1831, 13cm x 18cm
£80 - £120
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Lot 145
Attributed to Walter Sickert (1860-1942)
- Pencil and watercolour studies - In Hyde
Park, London, being seven female head and
shoulder portraits, signed in pencil, 7cm x 14cm,
framed together with one other framed pair of
studies - being a half length portrait of a lady,
9cm x 5.5cm and a full length rear portrait of
a lady, 6cm x 3.5cm, the first signed in pencil,
the reverse annotated ‘Bought at Bonhams 3rd
March 1976 lot 129 being part of the collection
of the late Russell S Reeve from Sickert’s sketch
book done between 1878 and 1880 before he
enrolled at the Slade’
£600 - £900
Lot 144
Lot 146
Lot 146
Ernest Parton (American/British 1844-1933)
- Oil on canvas - A wooded riverside landscape,
signed, 73cm x 113.5cm
£400 - £600
Lot 145
Lot 147
Reuben Sayers (1815-1888) - Oil on canvas Master Mettham, being a half length portrait of a
young boy seated at a table, unsigned, inscribed,
titled and dated 1869 to verso, 74.5cm x 62cm
£200 - £350
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Lot 148
19th Century English Primitive School Portrait of a young child wearing a lace trimmed
dress, holding a posy whilst seated on a chair,
76cm x 62cm
£400 - £600
Lot 149
Attributed to Richard Jones (1767-1840) Pair of oils on canvas - Portraits of william and
Martha worthington, verso with 19th Century
hand written label bearing script ‘Mr and Mrs
worthington, painted by Mr Jones, supposed
about 1820. He came to paint Mr worthington’s
greyhounds and they were moved to sit for their
portraits’, 75cm x 62cm
Lot 151
20th Century English School - A group of eight
small watercolour sketches - The British Empire At
work, showing labourers at work in Montserrat,
South Africa, India, British Guinea, Nyassaland
and Burma, seven contained in a red Morocco
bound album, the eighth removed and now
framed, 6cm x 13cm
£100 - £150
William Worthington (1764-1825) was the
eldest son of William Worthington founder of the
Worthington Brewery in Burton upon Trent. On
his father’s death in 1800 William Jnr assumed
control of the company before he himself passed
away in 1825. He married Martha Evans
(1763-1843) on July 28th 1791. They are both
buried in Burton upon Trent
£500 - £800
Lot 150
William Thomas Roden (1817-1892) - Circular
oil on canvas - Portrait of the young Percy
Solomon of Sutton Coldfield, three quarter length,
standing in a cloudy landscape, cradling wild
flowers in his apron, unsigned, 56cm diameter
Provenance - By direct descent. Percy
Solomon was the current owner’s great uncle
£350 - £450
Lot 148
Lot 149
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Lot 155
Lot 152
Victorian album of watercolour sketches Tenby and its neighbourhood (17) 1884 and
sketches of Colwyn Bay and its neighbourhood
(6) 1885, all titled and typically measuring
17.5cm x 25cm
£75 - £100
Lot 155
Follower of Paul Henry (1876-1958) - Oil on
canvas - Crofters Cottage, 14.5cm x 24.5cm, in
a period gilt gesso frame, the reverse indistinctly
titled and inscribed Paul Henry £1000 - £1500
Lot 153
C.B. Marillier (1740-1808) - Monochrome
watercolour - St Nicholas Church, Pevensey,
signed, 9cm x 14cm
£80 - £120
Lot 156
Lot 156
Manner of Alfred Sisley (1839-1899) Pastel - View of Louveciennes, bears signature,
23cm x 31.5cm
£80 - £120
Lot 157
Maurice Greiffenhagen (1862-1931) - Pencil
sketch - Three quarter portrait of mother and
child, signed, 32cm x 24cm
£50 - £75
Lot 154
Lot 154
Albert Durer Lucas (1828-1918) - Gouache
-Circular study of a sovereign and half sovereign
depicted within a gilt frame, signed in pencil,
9.5cm diameter
£50 - £80
Lot 158
HRH Prince Charles (1948-) - Lithograph
- wensleydale from Moorcock, with original
receipts, correspondence and folio, unframed,
signed in pencil, 25cm x 38cm A.R.
£400 - £600
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Lot 162
Lot 159
Miss Grisdale (19th Century) - Pair of oval
miniatures - Portraits of Mr and Mrs Crowther
of Manchester, unsigned, 6cm x 4.75cm
£200 - £300
Lot 160
Joseph.W. Slater (1779-1837) - Rectangular
miniature on ivory - Portrait of a young lady
wearing a lace cap and blue dress, signed
J.w. Slater and dated 1826, verso inscribed
‘J.w. Slater Pinxt, 70 Newman St, 1826. Done at
worcester’, 8.75cm x 7.5cm. with red Morocco
case
£200 - £300
Lot 160
Lot 161
Late 18th/early 19th Century English School Oval miniature on ivory - Portrait of a young lady
wearing a lace trimmed white dress, signed with
initials J.H., 8.5cm x 7cm
£100 - £150
Lot 162
Herbert.H. Harris (fl.1918-1940) A group of five watercolours commissioned
by Mardon Son & Hall for w.D. & H.O. wills
as prototype images for the series of cigarette
cards Famous Golfers (1930) and comprising:
Harry Vardon 46.5cm x 33.5cm, Abe Mitchell
46.5cm x 33.5cm, Ted Ray 41cm x 31cm,
J.H. Taylor 41cm x 31cm and Cyril Tolley
48.5cm x 36.5cm, each with signature H.H.Harris
together with an original set of the wD & HO
wills cigarette cards
£600 - £900
Lot 161
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Lot 163
Alexander A. Sommerville (Late 19th
Century) - Pencil drawing - Half length portrait
of a Renaissance lady stood before a colonnade,
holding a bird of prey, signed, 43cm x 32cm
£120 - £180
Lot 164
Charles John Watson (1846-1927) watercolour - Marché au Blé, Neufchatel en
Bray, signed and dated 1905, verso with original
artist’s label, 42cm x 54cm
£80 - £120
Lot 168
Lot 168
George Oyston (1860-1937) - watercolour At Set Of Sun, signed, being a cottage with sheep
in the foreground, 18.5cm x 26cm £100 - £150
Lot 165
Lot 165
Tristram Ellis (1884-1922) - Pair of
watercolours - View of Stockholm from the
river, signed and dated 1895, 23cm x 51.5cm
and Tromso, signed and dated 1902,
24.5cm x 52.59cm
£400 - £600
Lot 166
Albert Durer Lucas (1828-1918) - Gouache
- Three depictions of a cream spot tiger moth,
male, signed and dated 1899, 20cm x 15cm
£200 - £300
Lot 169
Lot 169
Georgina M de L’Aubiniere (exh. 1876-91)
- watercolour - The Ranch, whitney’s Peak,
Colorado, signed, 17cm x 24cm
£50 - £75
Lot 170
Lot 167
Lot 167
19th English School - watercolour - Three
children, 23.5cm x 17.5cm
£40 - £60
Lot 170
Philip Stretton (Fl. 1884-1919) - Seven
pen and ink and pencil sketches - portrait
studies the majority dated 1880 and signed,
mounted on a single card, framed, the smallest
measuring 8cm x 6cm, the largest 19cm x 15cm
£100 - £150
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Lot 171
Attributed to John Varley (1782-1842)
- watercolour sketch - Luveray Castle, Loch
Fyne, reverse bearing label ‘Bought at Christies
1955 by Johnstone Q.C., bears signature,
10cm x 16cm
£100 - £150
Lot 171
Lot 172
Robin Darwin (1910-1974) - watercolour
- Harbour scene, signed and dated ‘57,
24cm x 33cm A.R.
£100 - £150
Lot 173
James E Backhouse (exh. 1886-1891)
- watercolour - Still-life of flowers in a vase,
monogrammed and dated 1882, 34cm x 24cm
£50 - £80
Lot 172
Lot 174
Lot 174
19th Century English School - watercolour
- A welsh landscape with viaduct, unsigned,
42cm x 84cm
£150 - £250
Lot 175
Lot 173
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Lot 175
Thomas Hart (1830-1916) - watercolour Boscastle Harbour with fishermen tending nets on
the harbour side, 32cm x 58cm
£200 - £300
Lot 176
Lot 176
Frederick Hollyer (1838-1933) After Burne-Jones Platinotype - Crudelitas
& Saevitia, having Hollyer copyright stamp,
£200 - £300
28.5cm x 55.5cm
Lot 178
Lot 178
Arthur Foord Hughes (1896-1934) watercolour - Three quarter length portrait
of a milkmaid with cattle and windmill in the
background, signed, 68cm x 47cm £150 - £250
Lot 179
Lot 179
K. Cherrington (19th/20th Century) watercolour - Sheep dipping in North East
Yorkshire, 24cm x 35cm
£60 - £90
Lot 177
Lot 177
Agnes Augusta Talboys (1863-1941) - Oil on
canvas - Three kittens with A Hanging Jardinière,
Lot 180
signed A. Augusta Talboys R.w.A., also inscribed
to verso, 46cm x 31cm
Provenance: A gift from the Wills family to the
vendor’s grandmother
£500 - £800
Lot 180
Follower of Richard Doyle (1824-1883) watercolour - Old poacher encountering will O’
The wisp, signed, 30cm x 38cm
£200 - £300
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Lot 181
After John Boultbee (1742-1812) - Hand
coloured print - A Durham Ox, 53cm x 64cm
£100 - £150
Lot 182
Joel Kirk (b.1948) - Pastel - Study of a leopard,
signed, 39.5cm x 49.5cm A.R.
£80 - £120
Lot 183
Steve Burgess (b.1960) - Oil on canvas Study Of A Tiger, signed, 70cm x 49.5cm A.R.
£500 - £800
Lot 181
Lot 184
Lot 182
Lot 184
Set of four coloured engravings - Fores’s
Hunting Incidents entitled A Holloa Forward,
killed In The Open, A Check and A View
Halloo, after william Hopkins, 43cm x 63.5cm
£150 - £250
Lot 185
Lot 183
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Lot 185
John Atwood Slater (19th/20th Century) Oil on canvas - A Stone Porch In Somerset,
signed, verso with original artist’s label,
121cm x 96cm
£150 - £250
Lot 188
Lot 188
Walter John Beauvais (1942-1998) - Oil on
board - On The Dunes, being a beach scene
with figures, signed, 39.5cm x 49.5cm A.R.
£200 - £300
Lot 186
Lot 186
Lucy Erskine (b.1962) - Oil on canvas - Study
of a female nude reclining on a bed, signed,
101cm x 94cm A.R.
£100 - £150
Lot 189
Lot 189
Algernon Asprey (20th Century) - watercolour
- The Settlement, Port Stephens, Falkland Islands,
signed, 48cm x 64cm
£60 - £90
Lot 187
Lot 187
Robert Gillmor (b.1936) - Limited edition
lino-cut - Snowy Owls, No.10/35, signed, titled
and numbered in pencil, 38cm x 28.25cm
£200 - £300
Lot 190
Lot 190
Margaret Boyd (b.1920) - Oil on canvas - The
Two Ethels, being an abstract study of two figures,
signed and dated ‘53, 126.5cm x 75cm A.R.
£200 - £300
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Lot 191
Frank Shipsides (1908-2005) - Oil on board Nocturne, being a tranquil moonlit seascape with sailing
vessel, signed, 50cm x 36.5cm A.R.
£150 - £250
Lot 192
Arthur Homeshaw (1933-2011) - Pastel - winter Sun
Caught In A Tree, signed, verso with titled artist’s label,
67cm x 37.75cm A.R.
£200 - £300
Lot 191
Lot 193
Arthur Homeshaw (1933-2011) - watercolour Sunset Tracery, signed, verso with titled artist’s label
and Patricia wells Gallery exhibition label for 1981,
51cm x 36.75cm A.R.
£200 - £300
Lot 194
Lot 194
Arthur Homeshaw (1933-2011) - watercolour winter Scene, signed, verso with titled artist’s label,
39.5m x 56.5cm A.R.
£120 - £180
Lot 192
Lot 195
Lot 193
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Lot 195
James F. Lynch (contemporary) - Three oils on canvas
- Views in Larache, Morocco, entitled Alleyway In The
Medina 30cm x 25cm, Old Doorway 30cm x 40cm
and Tall House In The Medina 45cm x 29cm A.R.
£250 - £350
Lot 199
Lot 199
Horace Chambers (19th Century) - watercolour
- Approaching Showers, Filey Brigg, Yorkshire,
Lot 196
Lot 196
Ray Crooke (Australian b.1922) - Oil on board
- Trinity Beach Towards kurada, signed, verso with
script ‘Purchased in Cairns, 1972. Funds towards
anti-woodchip campaign’, 21.5cm x 29cm A.R.
£200 - £300
signed and dated 1889, in period gesso frame,
£100 - £150
24cm x 52cm
Lot 200
Lot 200
After Louis Wain (1860-1939) - Print - Cats on
£50 - £80
a sea-saw, 26cm x 77.5cm
Lot 197
Lot 197
Theresa Stannard (1898-1947) - watercolour Thatched cottage on a lane with chickens, signed,
33cm x 53cm A.R.
£60 - £90
Lot 201
Lot 201
Lot 198
Lot 198
Albert Pollitt (1856-1926) - watercolour The Conway Valley, 28cm x 45cm
£60 - £90
Manner of Mildred A Butler (Irish
1858-1941) - watercolour - Little killareny,
Connemara, bears monogram, 43cm x 55cm
£400 - £600
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Lot 202
Manner of George Braque - Oil on card Portrait of a seated cellist, bears signature,
20cm x 13cm
£80 - £120
Lot 203
George Sheffield (1839-1892) - Charcoal
sketch - Riverside landscape with church tower,
signed and dated 1887, 23cm x 29.5cm
£100 - £150
Lot 204
Manner of Anthony Devis (1729-1816) watercolour - View of the New Bridge over the
Taff, 24.5cm x 38cm
£100 - £150
Lot 205
Willy Hanft (German 1888-1987) Oil on canvas - A view on the Rhine, signed,
80.5cm x 119cm A.R.
£200 - £300
Lot 202
Lot 203
Lot 206
Lot 206
Henry H Parker (1858-1930) - watercolour At Ripley, Surrey, being cattle watering at a pond,
signed, in period gilt gesso frame, 38cm x 28cm
£150 - £250
Lot 205
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Lot 207
19th Century Swiss School - Oil on canvas
- Lake Geneva with the Chateau de Chillon,
a rowing boat and figure in the foreground,
unsigned, 49.5cm x 72cm
£120 - £180
Lot 208
Lot 208
After Sir William Russell Flint (1880-1969)
- Coloured print published by Frost & Reed Reclining nude I, signed in pencil, Fine Art Guild
stamp, 35cm x 60cm A.R.
£80 - £120
Lot 209
Coloured print published by Frost & Reed - Casual
Assembly, bearing Fine Art Guild stamp, signed in
pencil, 44cm x 60cm A.R.
£50 - £75
Lot 212
Lot 212
Attributed to Sir Stanley Spencer
(1891-1959) - Double sided preparatory pencil
sketches for Christ at Cookham Regatta, being
simple line drawings of seated recumbent figures
on one side squared for transfer annotated ‘Christ
at Cookham Regatta’, 22.5cm x 29cm A.R.
£400 - £600
Lot 210
Lot 210
Coloured print published by Frost & Reed - A
Question Of Colour, bearing Fine Art Guild stamp,
signed in pencil, 44cm x 60cm A.R.
£50 - £75
Lot 211
Henry Gillard Glindoni (1852-1913) - Pencil
drawing - Full length portrait depicting an 18th
Century gentleman butterfly catcher wearing
tricorn hat, signed in pencil, 45cm x 25.5cm
£200 - £300
Lot 213
Lot 213
J.M. Ince (1806-1859) - watercolour - Figures
and chickens before a half timbered house, signed
and dated 1847, 21cm x 34cm
£150 - £250
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Lot 214
19th Century English School - Oil on wooden
panel - Riverside landscape with thatched
cottage and figures at a ferry, 45cm x 50.25cm,
unframed
£200 - £300
Lot 215
William Adolphus Knell (1801-1875) - Oil on
board - Venetian canal scene at dusk, signed, in
period gilt frame, 24cm x 20cm
£150 - £250
Lot 216
George Shalders R.I. (1826-1873) watercolour - Highland landscape with country
house and cattle, 19cm x 28cm
£100 - £150
Lot 214
Lot 217
Percy Lancaster (1878-1951) - watercolour South kyme Tower with cattle in the foreground,
signed and dated ‘25, 28cm x 20cm A.R.
£40 - £60
Lot 218
J.M. Ince (1806-1859) - Monochrome
watercolour - Huntsman and dog on a mountain
path, 22.5cm x 16cm
£40 - £60
Lot 215
Lot 216
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Lot 219
Archie White (1899-1957) - A group of seven
watercolours - Famous Ships, commissioned
by Mardon, Son & Hall for Imperial Tobacco as
part of a proposed but ultimately unpublished
set of cigarette cards presumably to be titled
Famous Ships and comprising: H.M.S. Victory,
Henri Grace A Dieu, The Cutty Sark, Discovery
II, R.M.S. Mauretania, Queen Elizabeth and
H.M. Yacht Britannia, two with signature, each
approximately 18.5cm x 40cm. Each unframed
and with brown paper fold over cover bearing
the typed description intended for the reverse of
each card A.R.
£400 - £600
Lot 220
David Roberts (1796-1864) - Collection of
colour tinted lithographic plates from The Holy
Land, Syria, Idumea, Arabia, Egypt & Nubia
comprising: three half plate - Entrance To The
Tombs Of The kings Jerusalem, Temple Of
Dandour Nubia and Sanctuary Of The Temple
Of Aboo Simbel and three full plate - Citadel Of
Jerusalem, Chapel Of The Annunciation Nazareth
and The Title Page of Volume One showing
Entrance To The Holy Sepulchre Jerusalem. All
unframed, the first two with text
£400 - £600
Lot 219
Lot 221
Robert Morden - Two antique hand coloured
engraved maps - South wales and The County Of
Monmouth, 36cm x 42.5cm
£70 - £90
Lot 222
Robert Morden - Antique hand coloured
engraved map - Gloucestershire, 35cm x 42cm
£50 - £80
Lot 223
Matthieu Seutter - Antique hand coloured
engraved map - La Plus Grand Partie de la
Manche, qui contient Les Cotes D’Angleterre et
celles de France, 49.5cm x 57cm £100 - £150
Lot 224
Antique engraved map - Carte De L’Isle De Taiti,
Par Le Lieutenant J. Cook 1769, 23.5cm x 40cm
£40 - £60
Lot 220
Lot 225
Lot 225
After Albrecht Durer (1471-1528) A group of five etchings comprising: St Eustace
34cm x 25cm, St Jerome In His Study
23.5cm x 18cm, Deposition 11.5cm x 7cm,
The Apostle Paul 11.5cm x 7cm and Madonna
By The Tree 11.5cm x 7.25cm together with
Rembrandt van Rijn (1606-1669) - Etching Good Samaritan, 23.75cm x 19.5cm, all being
somewhat later copies, the earliest of which is
probably Madonna By The Tree
£200 - £300
Lot 223
Lot 226
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Ceramics & Glass
Lot 229
Vienna style white glazed figure group
depicting a mother and child seated on a bench,
two other figures look on, standing on a rococo
style oval base, underglazed black beehive mark
and number 34, 32cm high
£80 - £120
Lots 227-313
Lot 230
Set of four 18th Century Delft octagonal
plates, possibly Irish or Scottish, each having
blue and white painted decoration depicting
a chinoiserie landscape with a pagoda within
a stylised foliate border, brown painted rims,
22.5cm diameter
£200 - £300
Lot 227
Lot 227
19th Century George Jones majolica cheese
dome and stand having strawberry blossom
and basket weave decoration in relief, 30cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 228
19th Century Continental biscuit figure group,
probably French, depicting the infant Bacchus
seated on a chariot being drawn by two goats, a
putti drives them on, standing on an oval base,
unmarked, 38.5cm long
£80 - £120
Lot 231
Lot 231
Early 19th Century Paris biscuit porcelain
figure group, probably Dihl, depicting the infant
Bacchus struggling whilst a goat eats grapes
from his hair, standing on an oval fluted base,
33cm high
£150 - £250
Lot 232
Lot 230
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Lot 232
19th Century Spode oval bowl decorated with
polychrome painted floral sprays on a moulded
white ground, red painted mark and pattern
number 3127, 27cm wide
£40 - £60
Lot 233
19th Century Spode Felspar shaped
rectangular bowl having finely painted botanic
decoration on a pale yellow ground within a
gilded border, printed marks, 25.75cm wide
£40 - £60
Lot 234
19th Century Derby oval bowl having finely
painted decoration depicting insects and fruit
within gilded borders, red painted marks,
29.5cm wide
£80 - £120
Lot 235
Nantgarw shallow oval dish having finely
painted botanic decoration on a moulded white
ground, impressed marks Nantgarw C.w.,
30.25cm wide
£400 - £600
Lot 236
19th Century English porcelain cabinet plate
having painted botanic decoration within a
pierced border decorated with insects, reverse
with title ‘Officinalis Spotted Lungwort, or
Jerusalem Cowslip’, 22cm diameter
£60 - £90
Lot 237
18th Century Chelsea plate centrally painted
with an urn and butterflies within polychrome and
gilt bell husk swags, gold painted anchor mark,
23cm diameter
£120 - £180
Lot 238
18th Century Worcester blue and white
printed oval dish decorated with the Gillifilower
pattern within a basket weave border, blue
crescent mark, 30cm wide
£50 - £80
Lot 239
19th Century English porcelain London shape
tea service, circa 1825, probably Spode, having
gilt foliate decoration on a cobalt blue banded
pale blue ground and comprising: oval teapot,
lidded sucriere, two cream jugs, slop bowl, eight
tea cups, four coffee cups, eight saucers and
a 23cm plate, several pieces bearing painted
pattern number 476
£100 - £150
Lot 234
Lot 235
Lot 236
Lot 237
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Lot 240
Lot 242
Lot 240
Monart glass tapered vase decorated with blue
whorls on a green flecked ground, shape/colour
code LD/410, 36.25cm high
£50 - £80
Lot 244
Lot 243
Elton Ware ewer commemorating the golden
jubilee of Queen Victoria, having three loop
handles, rose, thistle and shamrock decoration
and script V.R 1887, on a blue/red ground,
base with painted signature, 21.75cm high
£150 - £200
Lot 244
19th Century Minton majolica lidded Tower
jug, the pewter mounted hinged cover having a
finial formed as the head of Mr Punch, rustic style
twisted handle, decoration in relief depicting four
dancing figures, base with impressed marks and
year cipher for 1868
£200 - £300
Lot 241
Lot 241
Pair of Sevres biscuit figure groups, each
depicting a group of three putti and standing on
a gilt and cobalt blue socle, the figures within
incised interlaced ‘L’s and illegible signature,
the socles with Dore a Sevres mark for 1908
and green S.92, overall height 25cm and 26cm
£300 - £400
Lot 242
Elton Ware vase of slender pear shaped form
having straight vertical handles and flared rim,
typical stylised foliate decoration in relief on a
blue/green ground, base with painted signature,
37.5cm high
£200 - £300
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Lot 245
19th Century H & R Daniel porcelain plate
having central botanic decoration on a white
ground within a moulded and gilded border,
pattern 4339, 21.5cm diameter together with
two other 19th Century porcelain plates with
floral decoration
£40 - £60
Lot 246
Collection of 19th Century H & R Daniel
tableware comprising: two trios, three cups and
saucers, three cream/sauce boats and a slop
bowl, various patterns
£100 - £150
Lot 247
Pair of 19th Century H & R Daniel cusped
shaped dishes having finely painted botanic
decoration within a border of moulded lilac vine
sprigs, pattern 4019, 23.5cm wide £80 - £120
Lot 248
19th Century H & R Daniel shaped
rectangular dish having finely painted botanic
decoration within a border of moulded lilac roses,
thistles and shamrock interspersed by gilded
scroll work, 27.75cm wide
£80 - £120
Lot 249
19th Century H & R Daniel oval dish having
finely painted central fruit and insect decoration,
the gilt decorated green ground border having
four foliate reserves, green variation of the pink
pattern 3913, 28.25cm wide
£50 - £80
Lot 251
Lot 251
19th Century H & R Daniel oval dish
having central finely painted floral decoration
within a moulded gilt border, pattern 4343,
30.75cm wide
£50 - £80
Lot 247
Lot 252
Pair of 19th Century H & R Daniel plates,
each having finely painted central foliate
decoration within a shell pierced green and gilt
border, pattern 5801, 22.5cm diameter together
with a Daniel Shrewsbury shape plate having
central foliate decoration within a green border,
22.5cm diameter
£80 - £120
Lot 248
Lot 250
Lot 250
19th Century H & R Daniel porcelain
breakfast cup and saucer having painted
landscape and rose decoration within gilded scroll
work, pattern 4347, diameter of cup 12.25cm
together with a matching breakfast egg ring,
5cm high
£80 - £120
Lot 253
Lot 253
19th Century H & R Daniel oval low comport
having central finely painted botanic decoration
within a polychrome and gilt swag border, pattern
8706, 33cm wide together with a matching plate,
24.75 diameter
£100 - £150
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Lot 254
Pair of 19th Century H & R Daniel porcelain
rectangular plates, each having finely painted
floral decoration within a gilded apricot border,
pattern 7059, 27.25cm wide
£40 - £60
Lot 255
Ebonised mirror back three tier wall bracket,
the shaped front shelves supported by floral
encrusted and painted German porcelain
pillars, probably Meissen, overall width 67cm
£200 - £300
Lot 255
Lot 256
Whitefriars Pewter glass Cello vase designed
by Geoffrey Baxter, pattern number 9675,
18cm high
£60 - £90
Lot 257
Lalique ‘La Belle Saison’ perfume bottle
and stopper, made for Houbigant, circa 1925,
clear and frosted glass with sepia and gilt
staining, moulded mark R. Lalique, 10cm high
£1000 - £1500
Lot 258
Antique 18th Century style wine glass having a
round funnel bowl, stem with white spiral threads
outside an opaque white gauze and standing on a
circular foot, 14cm high
£50 - £80
Lot 256
Lot 259
Set of four antique 18th Century style wine
glasses, each having a round funnel bowl, stem
with red and white spiral threads outside an
opaque white gauze and standing on a circular
foot, 13cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 260
Lot 257
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Lot 260
Late 18th/early 19th Century amethyst glass
jug of baluster form having a folded rim and scroll
handle, 11cm high
£50 - £80
Lot 261
Janet Leach porcelain baluster vase, No.6
from a limited edition of 25, having lugged
shoulders and with brown decoration on a grey
glazed ground, impressed marks and painted
numeral, 19.5cm high
This limited run of vases was specially
commissioned by National Carriers (Western
Region) and comes with a printed certificate
signed by Janet Leach
£120 - £180
Lot 265
Lot 262
Lot 262
Brian Adams Exon Pottery Wemyss Ware
pottery piggy bank painted with plums,
16.5cm long together with a similar figure of a
sleeping pig decorated with roses, 16.5cm long
£120 - £180
Lot 265
Royal Worcester cabinet plate by Peter Platt
having painted Fruit Study decoration, signed,
26.75cm diameter
£150 - £250
Lot 263
Royal Doulton figure - Mamselle HM.724,
17.5cm high
£350 - £450
Lot 266
Royal Worcester baluster vase by Reginald
Austin, typically painted with roses, base with
printed marks, shape number 285 and date code
for 1910, 15.75cm high
£150 - £250
Lot 264
Late 19th Century porcelain moon flask
decorated with circular painted reserve panels
depicting birds and butterflies amongst foliage
on a pale green ground, gilded elephant head
handles and standing on an oval foot, 13cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 267
Royal Worcester vase by Albert Shuck, typically
painted with roses, base with printed marks,
shape number 1846 and indistinct date code but
circa 1912, 26cm high
£400 - £600
Lot 263
Lot 266
Lot 267
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Lot 270
Lot 268
Lot 268
Royal Worcester squat jar and cover by
Mildred Hunt, painted with roses, the domed
cover with pierced decoration, base with printed
marks, shape number 261 and date code for
1935, 10.5cm high
£120 - £180
Lot 270
Pair of Royal Worcester urn shaped vases
and covers by william Bee, each having a
circular reserve panel painted with fruit, signed
w. Bee within a gilt highlighted pale green,
pink and off-white border on a speckled blue
ground, each with printed marks, date code for
1922 and shape number 2713, 24.75cm high
£250 - £350
Lot 271
Golf Interest - Doulton Lambeth stoneware
jug of pear shaped form decorated with three
panels, each depicting golfers interspersed
by stylised foliate decoration, 22cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 272
Cricket Interest - Doulton Lambeth stoneware
jug of ovoid form, decorated with three panels
depicting a cricketer batting, bowling and
keeping-wicket interspersed by stylised foliate
decoration, 21.5cm high
£300 - £400
Lot 269
Lot 269
Royal Worcester jar and cover having
four painted reserve panels decorated with
roses interspersed by moulded Neo-classical
decoration, the domed cover with moulded and
pierced decoration, base with printed marks,
shape number 171 and date code for 1911,
17.5cm high
£250 - £350
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Lot 273
Set of six Royal Crown Derby coffee cups
and saucers, the cups of flared form and having
a high loop handle, typical gilt highlighted foliate
decoration in the Imari palette, red printed marks
and date codes for 1921-1923, height of cups
inclusive of handle 7.25cm
£100 - £150
Lot 274
Pilkington’s Royal Lancastrian baluster vase
decorated by william S. Mycock having lustred
stylised foliate decoration on a blue ground, base
with impressed marks, painted monogram and
date 1920, 18.5cm high
£400 - £600
Lot 275
17th Century polychrome decorated Delft
rectangular plaque, Low Countries, decorated
with a full length standing figure, possibly
depicting St Lambert of Maastricht, marked with
initials L.A.B. and dated 1690, 32.75cm x 26cm
£500 - £750
Lot 276
18th Century Delft blue and white painted
vase of baluster form having a garlic neck and
with foliate decoration, 28.5cm high £60 - £80
Lot 277
19th Century Continental urn shaped vase
and cover of oval form having two moulded
acanthus scroll handles and standing on a
rectangular canted foot, 20.5cm high £40 - £60
Lot 272
Lot 278
Pair of 18th Century Caughley coffee cups,
each having gilt highlighted blue and white
transfer printed decoration depicting a chinoiserie
lakeland landscape, moulded handles and
standing on a circular foot, 6.5cm high
£40 - £60
Lot 274
Lot 279
Lot 279
Three rare 18th Century English porcelain
coffee cups, probably worcester or Liverpool,
each having blue, iron-red and gilt painted
decoration depicting a Chinese boy holding a
bouquet in each hand within an arch shaped
reserve on a blue painted ground decorated with
tight-knit spirals, the reverse of each cup with a
similarly shaped reserve decorated with a foliate
spray, handles with vertical groove and standing
on a slightly flared foot, 6.5cm high
£400 - £600
Lot 280
Chamberlain’s Worcester miniature figure of a
rat on an oval pink glazed base, red painted mark,
4cm long
£40 - £60
Lot 275
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Lot 288
Lot 287
Lot 281
Two late 18th/early 19th Century English
earthenware figural whistles, the first of
Pratt type and formed as a clergyman wearing
a blue coat, 6cm high, the second having a
tortoiseshell glaze and formed as a bird, 3cm high
£120 - £180
Lot 289
Lot 285
19th Century Coalport baluster scent bottle
and stopper having allover heavily encrusted
foliate decoration, base with indistinct underglaze
blue faux Meissen mark, 16cm high £80 - £120
Lot 286
Late 18th/early 19th Century English part
tea service, each piece having polychrome
painted transfer printed decoration depicting
Chinese figures in a landscape and comprising:
‘Silver’ shape teapot, 14.5cm high, circular dish,
20cm diameter, four saucers and a tea bowl
£80 - £120
Lot 282
Lot 282
Pair of mid 18th Century Worcester leaf
moulded sauce boats, each having polychrome
foliate decoration and standing on an oval foot,
18.5cm long
£300 - £450
Lot 287
19th Century Staffordshire pottery figure
depicting Napoleon Bonaparte, seated and
holding a book in his left hand, 20.5cm high
£50 - £80
Lot 283
18th Century Derby leaf moulded sauce boat
having polychrome foliate decoration, 18cm long
together with a similar cream jug, 11cm long
£100 - £150
Lot 288
group - Uncle Tom And Eva, 20.5cm high
£50 - £80
Lot 284
19th Century Copeland & Garrett Late Spode
blue and white transfer printed bourdaloue
decorated with the Tower pattern, 21.7cm long
inclusive of handle
£50 - £80
Lot 289
Early 20th Century Staffordshire pottery
figure group - George Mullers Orphans, Bristol,
14cm high
£100 - £150
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Lot 294
Lot 294
Pair of 19th Century Staffordshire pottery
figure groups, each depicting a cow with calf,
the cow with red patch decoration, the calf
with black, each standing on an oval base,
15.25cm long
£120 - £180
Lot 290
Lot 290
Lot 295
Late 19th/early 20th Century Continental
porcelain Staffordshire style ‘Tithe Pig’ figure
group, marked with a gold anchor, 21cm high
£120 - £180
group - Death Of Nelson, gilt title to the oval
£100 - £150
base, 22cm high
Lot 291
Late 19th/early 20th Century Staffordshire
pottery ‘Tithe Pig’ figure group, 14.5cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 292
Matched pair of 19th Century Staffordshire
pottery zebras, 12cm high
£80 - £120
Lot 296
Lot 296
Late 19th Century Continental porcelain oval
plaque, probably kPM depicting a gypsy girl,
after Richter, the reverse with printed paper label
‘Odoliske nach Richter’, 28.5cm x 24cm, in a
Black Forest type heavily carved frame decorated
with lilies
£400 - £600
Lot 293
Lot 293
19th Century Staffordshire pottery figure of
a rabbit with a lettuce leaf, having a gilt flecked
white moulded body, 25cm long
£400 - £600
Lot 297
19th Century English blue and white transfer
printed meat dish decorated with a chinoiserie
landscape, 52.75cm wide
£80 - £120
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Lot 298
19th Century Spode blue and white transfer
printed oval drainer decorated with The
Triumphal Arch At Tripoli In Barbary pattern
from the Caramanian Series, impressed mark,
42.5cm wide
£100 - £150
Lot 299
19th Century Minton Hollins & Co brown and
off-white painted tile plaque, probably outside
decorated with a young Grecian man playing
a lyre, impressed marks and painted script
‘Benham & Sons’, 61.5cm x 25.5cm
Lot 298
Probably outside decorated for Benham & Sons
for use as a stove panel
£80 - £120
Lot 300
19th Century Bloor Derby ‘Named View’
vase probably painted by Daniel Lucas, one side
with a reserve panel depicting the Convent Of
Il Santo Cosimato, Near Tivoli, Italy, after the
original painting by James Duffield Harding, the
reverse side with a foliate painted reserve panel,
52.75cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 301
Heavily cut glass table lamp having a domed
shade, 48.5cm high
£80 - £120
Lot 299
Lot 302
19th Century Copeland Parian urn, cover and
stand, decorated with putti in relief, impressed
marks, overall height including stand 61cm high
£120 - £180
Lot 303
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Lot 303
Pair of 19th Century majolica jardinières,
each decorated with two shield shaped reserve
panels with blossom in relief on a cobalt blue
ground interspersed by blue and brown glazed
textured panels on a pale blue ground, the
interior with conforming pale blue glaze and
standing on four acanthus decorated block feet,
33.5cm high
£400 - £600
Lot 306
Royal Copenhagen limited edition bowl
commemorating the bi-centenary of The
American Revolution 1976, No.584/2500, 34cm
diameter
£120 - £180
Lot 307
Lot 304
Lot 304
19th Century Nailsea type threaded glass
frigger depicting a three mast sailing vessel
with two smaller vessels, beneath a glass dome,
height of dome 39.5cm
£100 - £150
Lot 307
Large Royal Copenhagen ovoid vase decorated
with a coastal scene with geese on a cliff and
in-flight, No.1508/35B, 31cm high £200 - £250
Lot 308
Lot 305
Lot 305
Royal Copenhagen limited edition bowl
commemorating the bi-centenary of The
Founding Of The Royal Copenhagen Porcelain
Factory 1975, No.1251/2500, 34cm
diameter
£120 - £180
Lot 308
Early 19th Century Thomas Lakin creamware
part dessert service having blue and white
transfer printed foliate decoration on a painted
red scale ground, comprising: two oval dishes,
each having a partially pierced rim, 27.5cm wide
and four circular plates, 21.25cm diameter,
impressed marks to oval dishes
£100 - £150
Lot 309
Matched 19th Century green glazed majolica
dessert service having leaf moulded decoration
and comprising: six 21.5cm plates and a
somewhat similar comport
£100 - £150
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Lot 310
Lot 310
Meissen ‘Four Seasons’ mantel clock and
stand, late 19th/early 20th Century, having
typical figural decoration depicting four cherubs
emblematic of spring, summer, autumn and
winter, allover floral encrustation and standing
on triple scroll feet, the triangular stand with
conforming foliate decoration and scroll feet,
brass dial having enamelled Roman numerals,
brass movement striking on a bell, each
piece with blue crossed swords mark, overall
height including stand 58cm
£1000 - £1500
Lot 311
Late 19th Century Continental faience cased
timepiece in the form of a longcase clock, having
allover decoration depicting a landscape with a
romantic couple and floral sprigs, the off-white
dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, French
brass movement, 42.25cm high
£120 - £180
Lot 311
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Lots 312-313
No Lots
Oriental to include Part II
of a local private collection
of Japanese Cloisonné,
Ceramics, Metalware,
Furniture etc
Lots 314-454
Lot 320
Two Japanese Akasuke basse-taille red
enamel vases, each with floral decoration,
9.75cm and 12.5cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 319
Pair of Japanese Akasuke basse-taille enamel
vases, each having foliate decoration on a red
ground, each bear the mark of kimono Teitaro,
12.25cm high together with a somewhat similarly
decorated smaller vase, 9cm high £150 - £250
Lot 321
Pair of Japanese cloisonné vases, each
decorated with a band of lappet panels on a
stylised floral patterned blue ground, 15cm high
£50 - £80
Lot 314
Lot 317
Lot 314
Japanese cloisonné basket having allover
stylised foliate decoration on a black ground, high
side panels united by a bar handle, 19cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 315
Japanese cloisonné ovoid vase decorated
with a wooded landscape on a grey ground,
18.75cm high
£80 - £120
Lot 316
Pair of Japanese cloisonné vases decorated
with bamboo and cherry blossom on a blue
ground, 19cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 319
Lot 317
Japanese Akasuke basse-taille blue enamel
vase with foliate decoration, 15.5cm high, a
smaller similar green enamel vase, 9.5cm high
and a Japanese blue enamel specimen vase
having mottled ginbari foliate decoration,
14.75cm high
£120 - £180
Lot 318
Japanese cloisonné tapered ovoid vase
decorated with stylised foliage on a speckled
ground, 14.5cm high
£50 - £80
Lot 321
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Lot 322
Pair of Japanese cloisonné specimen vases,
each decorated with four floral patterned sparkle
ground reserve panels on a brown ground,
13cm high
£60 - £90
Lot 323
Pair of Japanese cloisonné cylindrical vases,
each decorated with birds amongst foliage on a
blue ground, 15cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 324
Japanese cloisonné bowl, the interior and
exterior with allover stylised foliate decoration on
a black ground, 15.5cm diameter £100 - £150
Lot 325
Pair of Japanese cloisonné vases, each
decorated with butterflies on a dark green
ground, 18cm high
£80 - £120
Lot 326
Japanese cloisonné baluster vase decorated
with lappet shaped reserve panels, each
with a bird or dragon on a sparkle ground,
15.75cm high, a smaller similar vase with foliate
reserve panels on a black ground, 12.5cm high
and a somewhat similar jar and cover, 12cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 327
Japanese cloisonné vase decorated with a floral
spray on a white ground, 12.5cm high together
with a smaller somewhat similar vase decorated
with stylised foliage on a pale green ground,
9cm high
£80 - £120
Lot 328
Two Japanese cloisonné brush pots, the
first decorated with birds and stylised foliage,
11cm high, the second with two butterfly and
floral patterned reserve panels on a black ground,
12.25cm high
£80 - £120
Lot 322
Lot 329
Pair of Japanese squat baluster vases having
stylised foliate decoration on a red and blue
ground, 10cm high
£50 - £80
Lot 330
Japanese cloisonné specimen vase having a
globular body and long cylindrical neck, having
allover tight-knit foliate decoration on a black
ground, 15.75cm high
£50 - £80
Lot 331
Japanese cloisonné teapot of circular form,
having a swing handle, with allover stylised foliate
decoration, 9.75cm diameter
£50 - £80
Lot 324
Lot 326
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Lot 332
Japanese cloisonné tapered cylindrical vase
decorated with panels of stylised foliage on a
black ground and standing on a circular foot,
14.5cm high
£50 - £80
Lot 333
Two Japanese cloisonné circular miniature
boxes and covers, one decorated with a phoenix
on a sparkle ground, 5cm diameter, the other
with stylised foliage on a brown ground, 4.5cm
diameter
£50 - £80
Lot 330
Lot 331
Lot 334
Japanese cloisonné tapered cylindrical vase
decorated with a spray of foliage on a plain pale
green ground, 12cm high
£50 - £80
Lot 335
Japanese cloisonné koro decorated with
stylised foliage on a black ground, the dome
cover with cast kylin knop and standing on three
feet, 15.25cm high
£50 - £80
Lot 332
Lot 338
Four small Japanese cloisonné jars with
covers, each with typical foliate decoration, two
having a sparkle ground, 6.5cm - 11cm high
£80 - £120
Lot 339
Japanese wireless cloisonné tray decorated
with a moonlit scene showing two birds perched
on a branch, 18.25cm wide, a similar ovoid
vase decorated with birds on a pink ground,
9.5cm high and a pair of Japanese cloisonné
baluster vases decorated in the European Art
Nouveau style on a mustard ground, 10.5cm high
£50 - £80
Lot 336
Lot 336
Japanese cloisonné teapot of squat circular
form, having a swing handle and with allover
stylised foliate decoration on a black ground,
12cm diameter
£60 - £90
Lot 337
Pair of Japanese cloisonné specimen vases,
each having a pear shaped body, long slender
neck and with allover stylised foliate decoration
on a white ground, 15.5cm high
£40 - £60
Lot 335
Lot 340
Lot 340
Two Japanese cloisonné bowls, the first of
deep flared form, the interior with stylised foliate
decoration on a blue ground, the exterior with
bands of stylised foliage, 23cm diameter, the
second of shallow form, the interior decorated
with three reserve panels with birds, animals
and stylised foliage on a pale blue ground, 24cm
diameter
£80 - £120
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Lot 341
Japanese cloisonné vase of inverted pear
shaped form having three reserve panels with
stylised foliate decoration on a sparkle ground,
the main body with stylised foliate shoulders and
base rim on a red ground, 14cm high £60 - £90
Lot 344
Japanese cloisonné baluster vase of lobed
form having allover stylised foliate decoration on
a brown sparkle ground, 18cm high, a Japanese
cloisonné ovoid box and cover having allover
stylised foliate decoration, 7.5cm high and two
Japanese cloisonné baluster vases, each having
stylised decoration on a sparkle ground, 9cm and
12cm high
£80 - £120
Lot 345
Japanese cloisonné ovoid vase decorated with
birds amongst foliage on a blue sparkle ground,
30cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 346
Japanese cloisonné baluster vase finely
decorated with a butterfly amongst blossom on a
deep blue ground, base with two character mark,
15cm high
£250 - £350
Lot 342
Lot 342
Three Japanese cloisonné globular jars and
covers, each decorated with stylised foliage,
8.5cm - 9.5cm diameter
£100 - £150
Lot 343
Eight various ginbari enamel vases,
7.5cm - 17.5cm high
£80 - £120
Lot 341
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Lot 347
Lot 347
Japanese Akasuke basse-taille deep red
enamel vase decorated with fish amongst weed,
mark of Ando and Japanese silver mark, 22cm
diameter
£200 - £300
Lot 346
Lot 348
Lot 348
Japanese cloisonné vase finely decorated with
two scholars and a child in a landscape on a deep
blue ground, 15cm high
£200 - £300
Lot 349
Japanese wireless cloisonné vase decorated
with a spray of flowers on a pale green ground,
25.75cm high
£60 - £90
Lot 352
Three Japanese cloisonné jars and covers,
the larger of hexagonal form and decorated with
Oni masks on a tight-knit foliate ground, 10cm
diameter, the second decorated with reserve
panels with birds and butterflies on a sparkle
ground, 9cm diameter and the third with stylised
foliate and butterfly decoration on a brown
ground, 9.25cm diameter
£100 - £150
Lot 353
Japanese cloisonné hexagonal box and
cover having foliate decoration on a speckled
grey ground, 12.25cm diameter, a similar oval
box and cover with foliate decoration on a blue
and green ground, 9cm wide and one other
having decoration of Cranes in flight, 9cm wide
£60 - £90
Lot 350
Lot 354
Two Japanese cloisonné inverted pear shaped
vases decorated with birds or butterflies amongst
foliage, 12.75cm and 13cm high together with
another decorated with floral reserve panels on a
black ground, 13cm high
£80 - £120
Lot 350
Three Japanese cloisonné rectangular pin
dishes, each having stylised foliate decoration,
12cm wide together with a Japanese cloisonné
saucer dish decorated fan shaped reserves on a
brocaded ground, 12.25cm diameter £60 - £90
Lot 355
Lot 351
Lot 351
Three pieces of Japanese cloisonné
comprising: squat baluster vase having a long
slender neck and with stylised foliate decoration
on a black ground, 16cm high, a similarly
decorated jug and cover, 15cm high and a
circular teapot decorated with butterflies on a
black ground, 8cm high
£50 - £80
Lot 355
Japanese cloisonné circular plate having
central foliate decoration within a tight-knit foliate
border, 18cm diameter, a Japanese cloisonné
circular plate of floret form, the central panel with
stylised foliate decoration on a blue ground within
a tight-knit foliate border, 18cm diameter and a
Japanese cloisonné rectangular dish decorated
with birds amongst foliage, 18.75cm wide
£80 - £120
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Lot 356
Lot 356
Japanese cloisonné jar and cover having
allover tight-knit foliate and brocaded decoration
on a blue ground, 13.75cm high together with
two somewhat similarly decorated vases, 9cm
and 12cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 357
Five pieces of Japanese cloisonné comprising:
circular jar and cover decorated with two sparkle
ground floral reserves on a black ground, 8.75cm
diameter, a mollusc form box and cover having
allover stylised foliate decoration on a black
ground, 7cm diameter, a circular box and cover
having stylised foliate decoration, 8cm diameter,
a similarly decorated circular hair tidy and
cover, 9cm diameter and a brass wirework pin
dish having an oval cloisonné panel with foliate
decoration, 9.25cm wide
£80 - £120
Lot 359
Lot 359
Japanese cloisonné shallow bowl decorated
with a bird amongst foliage on a green ground
and standing on a flared base rim, 27cm
diameter
£60 - £90
Lot 360
Japanese cloisonné circular dish decorated
with a bird perched on a branch amongst stylised
foliage on a green ground within a floral border,
30.5cm diameter
£80 - £120
Lot 358
Lot 361
Lot 358
Japanese cloisonné charger decorated
with birds amongst foliage on a blue ground
within a stylised foliate border, 41cm
diameter
£150 - £250
Lot 361
Japanese cloisonné circular dish decorated
with a bird perched on the bough of a tree within
stylised foliage on a green ground, 30.25cm
diameter
£100 - £150
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Lot 362
Japanese cloisonné square dish having canted
corners, central foliate patterned medallion on
a blue ground within a stylised foliate border,
the underside with painted five character mark,
31cm wide
£150 - £250
Lot 365
Two Totai-Shippo earthenware plates, each
having stylised foliate decoration on a blue and
white ground, 22cm and 24cm diameter together
with a Totai-Shippo porcelain plate decorated
with a bird amongst foliage, bears signature of
Matsuoka Yaichi, 18.5cm diameter
£50 - £80
Lot 363
Lot 363
Japanese cloisonné charger having central
decoration depicting a phoenix amongst foliage
on a blue ground, the border with tight-knit
stylised foliate and brocaded decoration, 33.5cm
diameter
£150 - £250
Lot 366
Lot 366
Totai-Shippo porcelain vase decorated with
vertical bands of stylised foliage, the neck and
base rim in the Imari palette, 21.5cm high
£50 - £80
Lot 367
Lot 364
Lot 364
Japanese cloisonné rectangular plaque
centrally decorated with a landscape with Mount
Fuji within a brown sparkle ground border,
brass framed and with a polished wooden base,
39.5cm x 23cm
£150 - £250
Lot 367
Three pieces of Totai-Shippo porcelain
comprising: double gourd shaped vase decorated
with stylised foliage on a green ground, base with
eight character mark 11.5cm high, slender goblet
decorated with a fan shaped reserve amongst
stylised foliage and standing on a circular
foot 11.5cm high and a noodle cup and cover
decorated with foliage on an off-white ground
7.25cm high
£60 - £90
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Lot 370
Two Totai-Shippo porcelain vases, each
having an ovoid body and flared neck, the first
having two reserve panels decorated with birds
amongst foliage on a yellow ground, the main
body with foliage on a blue ground, bears the
mark of kanzan Denschichi, 19cm high, the other
decorated with butterflies and stylised foliage on
a blue ground, eight character mark to the base,
21.5cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 371
Four Totai-Shippo earthenware ovoid jars
and covers, each with typical stylised foliate
decoration, 80cm - 11.5cm
£60 - £90
Lot 372
Pair of Totai-Shippo earthenware ovoid vases,
each having a flared neck, Satsuma reserve
panels decorated with foliage, the main body
with foliate reserve panels on a blue ground,
21.5cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 368
Lot 368
Totai-Shippo porcelain jar and cover, finely
decorated with stylised foliage and butterflies
on a grey ground, four character mark of kanzan
Denschichi, 21cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 369
Lot 369
Totai-Shippo porcelain tea cup and saucer,
finely decorated with stylised foliage on a green
ground, each with eight character mark which
reads Ni-hon Se-to, diameter of saucer 13cm
together with a somewhat similar bowl, 8.25cm
diameter
£50 - £80
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Lot 373
Two Totai-Shippo porcelain bowls one
having figural and floral reserve panels on a
green ground, 17.25cm diameter, the other
with stylised foliage on a blue ground, 16cm
diameter together with five similar tea bowls,
6.5cm - 9cm diameter
£80 - £120
Lot 374
Two Totai-Shippo earthenware vases, each
decorated with stylised foliate scrolls on a blue
ground together with a similar black ground
vase, each bearing a mark possibly for kinkosan,
23cm high
£50 - £80
Lot 375
Pair of Totai-Shippo porcelain baluster
vases, each decorated with butterflies amongst
foliage on a blue ground, 15.25cm high together
with two similar teapots, 8cm and 8.5cm high
£40 - £60
Lot 376
Two Totai-Shippo earthenware circular
boxes and covers, each having stylised
foliate decoration on a blue ground, 13cm
diameter
£40 - £60
Lot 377
Pair of Totai-Shippo earthenware baluster
vases, each having a Satsuma reserve panel
decorated with butterflies amongst foliage, the
main body with stylised foliage on a blue ground,
three character mark, 12.5cm high together with
a pair of similar jars and covers, each decorated
with alternate panels, interior and exterior lids,
10cm high
£40 - £60
Lot 378
Five pieces of Totai-Shippo earthenware
comprising: teapot 14.5cm high, tea cup and
saucer, cream jug, jar and cover and a double
gourd shaped vase, 18cm high together with a
Japanese cloisonné specimen vase decorated
with birds amongst foliage on a brown ground
£40 - £60
Lot 377
Lot 379
Totai-Shippo earthenware ovoid jar and cover
having two blue ground reserve panels with
stylised foliage on a deep red ground, underside
with mark possibly of kinkozan, 33cm high
£60 - £90
Lot 380
Pair of Totai-Shippo earthenware baluster
vases, each having two reserve panels with
stylised foliage on a grey ground, the main field
with foliage on a green ground, character mark to
base, 45cm high
£50 - £80
Lot 378
Lot 381
Six Totai-Shippo bark effect vases,
9.5cm - 18.5cm high
£50 - £80
Lot 382
Pair of Totai-Shippo bark effect pear shaped
vases, 19cm high, a similar baluster vase having
a blue and white decorated neck and foot
22cm high, a similar plate decorated with a bird
amongst foliage 22.5cm diameter and a similar
earthenware ovoid jar having a later wooden
cover 17.5cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 383
Four Japanese lacquered porcelain vases
decorated with foliage, dragons or birds,
15.25cm - 28cm high
£40 - £60
Lot 379
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Lot 386
Lot 384
Lot 384
Japanese cloisonné four section panel having
continuous vertical decoration depicting Cranes
and Quail amongst foliage on a blue ground,
93cm x 20cm
£200 - £300
Lot 387
Lot 385
Lot 385
Japanese cloisonné rectangular plaque
decorated with a Samurai warrior with a monkey,
fox and bird on a blue ground, 18cm x 31cm
£80 - £120
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Lot 388
Lot 386
Japanese cloisonné fan shaped plaque
decorated with a landscape showing a family
catching butterflies, in a black lacquered frame,
£100 - £150
31.5cm x 47cm
Lot 387
Chinese Nankin octagonal meat dish having
blue and white painted decoration depicting
buildings in a lakeland landscape within a stylised
foliate border, 41cm wide
£120 - £180
Lot 388
Late 19th Century Japanese earthenware
charger having brocaded panels depicting a
Samurai on horseback, figures in a landscape,
roosters etc on a gilt decorated orange ground,
£150 - £250
45.75cm diameter
Lot 392
Lot 389
Chinese Famille Rose water jar and cover
decorated in polychrome enamels with butterflies
and melons amongst meandering tendrils,
Lot 392
Chinese Famille Rose baluster vase having
foliate decoration, the underside with two blue
concentric circles, 24.5cm high
£100 - £150
£120 - £180
18.5cm diameter
Lot 390
Lot 390
Set of six Chinese export octagonal plates,
each having blue and white painted decoration
in the kangxi manner depicting a deer in a
landscape, 21.75cm diameter
£200 - £300
Lot 391
Two pairs of 19th Century Chinese porcelain
plates, each having blue and white painted
foliate decoration together with a similar plate, all
22.5cm diameter
£80 - £120
Lot 393
Lot 393
Chinese Famille Verte brush pot decorated
with a bird and butterfly amongst foliage,
22.75cm high
£80 - £120
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Lot 394
Lot 394
Chinese Famille Rose bowl decorated
with travellers in a landscape, 25.5cm
diameter
£100 - £150
Lot 395
Pair of Chinese celadon glazed porcelain
double gourd shaped vases, each having
engraved foliate scroll decoration, 16.25cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 396
Two Chinese Famille Rose ovoid teapots,
each having typical foliate decoration, 12.5cm
and 14.5cm high together with a Famille Verte
hexagonal tea caddy with figural and floral
decoration, 16.75cm high
£120 - £180
Lot 397
Collection of 18th/19th Century Chinese blue
and white decorated tea bowls and saucers
etc
£100 - £150
Lot 398
Collection of 18th/19th Century Chinese
and Japanese bowls, plates, tea bowls and
saucers, all decorated in the Imari palette
£200 - £300
Lot 399
Lot 399
18th Century Chinese Famille Verte serving
dish of broad trefoil form, having decoration
depicting an interior scene with women and
children within a gilt and green foliate border,
27cm wide
£100 - £150
Lot 400
Set of three 18th Century Chinese Famille
Rose shallow dishes, each decorated with
foliate sprays within a conforming border,
24.75cm and 27.5cm diameter together with a
similar octagonal dish decorated with peacocks
amongst foliage, 24.75cm diameter
£150 - £200
Lot 401
Chinese porcelain shallow dish having blue
and white painted decoration depicting children
in a landscape on a celadon green ground,
underside with blue painted seal mark, 33.5cm
diameter
£75 - £100
Lot 396
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Lot 402
Three Chinese ginger jars, each with
‘Clobbered’ decoration, 16cm, 19cm and
19.5cm high
£80 - £120
Lot 403
Two pairs of Japanese Sumida pottery vases,
18cm and 22cm high together with another,
21cm high
£60 - £90
Lot 408
Lot 408
Seven pieces of Japanese Sumida pottery
comprising: figural jug formed as a mandarin
19.75cm high, jar and cover 14.5cm high, two
jugs 9cm and 12.25cm high, mug 12cm high
and two bowls 7.75cm and 11.5cm high
£150 - £250
Lot 404
Lot 404
Five Japanese Sumida pottery figures,
9cm - 18cm high
£120 - £180
Lot 405
Four Japanese Sumida pottery vases,
16.5cm - 18cm high
£80 - £120
Lot 409
Lot 409
Four Japanese Sumida pottery vases, 17.5cm
- 21cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 406
Ten various Japanese Sumida vases,
9.5cm - 18cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 410
Lot 410
Two Japanese Sumida pottery brush washers,
each 11.5cm wide together with a similar figure
depicting five monkeys, 13cm wide £80 - £120
Lot 407
Lot 407
Two Japanese Sumida pottery oval bowls,
each decorated with figures peering over the rim,
18cm wide
£40 - £60
Lot 411
Two Japanese Sumida pottery vases, 29cm
and 30.5cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 412
Three Japanese Sumida pottery vases,
24.5cm - 30cm high
£100 - £150
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Lot 413
Japanese red lacquered circular dish having
gilt decoration depicting Mount Fuji within a scroll
border, 33.25cm diameter together with a carved
wooden tray decorated with a lacquered spray
of bamboo and two applied metal snails, illegible
impressed signature, 30.5cm long and a bronzed
dish with partially gilded chased decoration
depicting two butterflies within a foliate border,
£80 - £120
27.25cm diameter
Lot 414
Japanese white metal hand warmer and cover
of quatrefoil form, having a swing handle and
with partially blackened engraved decoration
depicting birds amongst foliage, 17cm wide
together with two brass hand warmers, 10cm and
£80 - £120
13cm wide
Lot 415
Chinese bronze baluster vase decorated with a
dragon in relief, 18.5cm high
£50 - £80
Lot 417
Lot 416
Lot 416
Chinese silver inlaid bronze tripod censer
having a pierced and carved hardwood cover
and with shizou mark to the base, 12.25cm
diameter
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£150 - £250
Lot 419
Lot 417
19th Century Chinese cloisonné baluster vase
having stylised Greek key and foliate decoration
on a blue ground, gilt brass interior, handles and
rim, 19cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 418
Chinese copper alloy tripod censer, 16cm
diameter
£80 - £120
Lot 419
Japanese bronze baluster vase having gilt
and silvered decoration depicting birds amongst
foliage, dome cover with later globular knop,
11.25cm high
£80 - £120
Lot 423
Lot 420
Japanese bronzed woven wire circular basket
and cover, possibly a cricket cage, having a
double swing handle, the interior with engraved
fan decoration, 9.5cm diameter
£40 - £60
Lot 421
Small Chinese rosewood tray having engraved
mother-of-pearl inlaid decoration depicting
figures in a landscape, 28cm long
£80 - £120
Lot 422
Brown lacquered five case inro carved with
chrysanthemum and with attached amber or faux
amber ojime, 8cm high
£80 - £120
Lot 424
Lot 423
Chinese bronze fang ding, interior with seven
character inscription, 16cm wide
£150 - £250
Lot 424
Japanese bronzed metal and brass necklace,
Meiji period, irregular links, some with embossed,
pierced and applied silver decoration, some links
bearing signatures, approximate circumference
100cm, so length when worn approximately
50cm
£200 - £300
Lot 425
Chinese white metal kidney shaped tea caddy
and cover having prunus decoration in relief,
maker Hung Chong of Canton and Shanghai,
12.25cm high
£200 - £300
Lot 425
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Lot 426
Lot 426
Attributed to Spoilum - Rare 18th Century Chinese Colonial reverse painted mirror - Study
of a European lady breastfeeding her child whilst seated at a heavily draped window, to her side is a
table with a teapot and cups, visible through the window is a coastal scene with buildings on the shore,
28cm x 22cm
£6000 - £8000
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Lot 427
Cloisonné cased traveller’s eating set, the case
with stylised foliate decoration on a blue ground,
knife with a bone mounted wooden handle, two
bone chopsticks, overall length 32cm £60 - £90
Lot 428
Traveller’s eating set in a two colour shagreen
case, the grey and green case with ivory inlay and
bronze mounts, ivory handled knife with engraved
decoration depicting a figure amongst foliage,
two chopsticks with white metal mounts, overall
length 31.5cm
£100 - £150
Lot 427
Lot 429
Brass mounted leather covered wooden cased
traveller’s eating set, the knife with brass inlaid
bone mounted horn handle, two brass chopsticks,
overall length 29cm
£40 - £60
Lot 430
White metal mounted bronzed metal cased
traveller’s eating set, the knife with a nickel
plated wooden handle, two bone chopsticks
with conforming mounts, overall length 28cm
£80 - £120
Lot 428
Lot 431
Bamboo and snakeskin cased traveller’s
eating set, the knife with bone mounted bamboo
handle, two bone chopsticks, overall length
29.75cm
£80 - £120
Lot 432
Carved wooden cased traveller’s eating set,
the knife with an ivory mounted conforming
handle, two bone chopsticks, overall length 30cm
£60 - £90
Lot 431
Lot 433
Bamboo cased traveller’s eating set, the knife
with conforming handle, two bone chopsticks,
overall length 27cm
£30 - £50
Lot 434
Nickel plated mounted hardwood cased
traveller’s eating set, the knife with conforming
handle, two white metal mounted chopsticks and
a toothpick, overall length 29cm
£80 - £120
Lot 432
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Lot 435
Lot 437
Lot 435
Japanese leather pipe case with attached gilt
metal and ivory Manju netsuke, length of case
25cm, a leather purse with attached gilt metal
and ivorine Manju netsuke, a similar brocade
purse and one other
£80 - £120
Lot 436
19th Century Cantonese fan having carved
ivory guards typically decorated with figures and
buildings amongst foliage, the conforming sticks
stained in six different colours, the painted panel
decorated with court figures, 52cm wide, in a gilt
decorated black lacquered box
£250 - £350
Lot 437
Japanese pipe holder and tobacco box,
the hardwood holder in the form of Tengu, the
bamboo and hardwood tobacco box formed as a
figure, possibly Daruma, length of holder 21cm
together with a carved wooden pipe holder and
tobacco box, the carved box formed from a nut
case, the hardwood cover formed as a man with
folded arms, length of holder 20cm £100 - £150
Lot 438
Four various Japanese smoking pipes,
26.5cm - 42cm long
£30 - £50
Lot 439
Japanese bone and mother-of-pearl inlaid
hardwood pipe case, together with a nickel
plated mounted bamboo pipe, length of case
21cm
£50 - £80
Lot 436
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Lot 440
Six various Japanese smoking pipes,
14.5cm - 24cm long
£60 - £90
Lot 441
19th Century Chinese painting on rice paper
depicting a baptism, 17.5cm x 29cm £50 - £80
Lot 442
Pair of Chinese scroll paintings, probably late
19th Century - The Hanshan Temple, typically
inscribed with Zhang Ji’s poem ‘A Night Mooring
By Maple Bridge’, 48.5cm and 50cm wide
£200 - £300
Lot 439
Lot 443
Postcards - A Japanese album of hand painted
landscape postcards and other postcards,
circa 1930, the black lacquered front cover
with mother-of-pearl and abalone shell inlay
depicting birds and butterflies amongst foliage
£120 - £180
Lot 444
Pair of large Japanese bronze vases, Meiji
period, being of baluster form and decorated
in high relief with dragons and koi, 61.25cm high
£250 - £350
Lot 445
Chinese bronze koro, the pierced domed
cover having a kylin finial, dragon side handles
and standing on three splayed feet, apocryphal
Xuande six character mark, 35cm high
£80 - £120
Lot 446
Chinese carved hardwood charger stand,
overall height 48cm
£40 - £60
Lot 447
Lot 447
Chinese carved giltwood figure of a Buddha
standing on lotus flower, hexagonal hardwood
base, overall height 40cm
£50 - £80
Lot 448
Chinese pale blue and black silk embroidered
short jacket, early/mid 20th Century, decorated
with birds and a dragon amongst foliage
£100 - £150
Lot 448
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Lot 449
Late 19th Century Japanese parquetry inlaid
table cabinet made in two sections and fitted
five drawers and a single door with lacquered
panel decorated with insects amongst foliage and
opening to reveal two further drawers, 35cm wide
£150 - £200
Lot 450
Chinese hardwood rectangular top low table
having a fielded panelled top and standing
on carved square supports, 122cm wide
£200 - £300
Lot 449
Lot 451
Chinese carved hardwood opium table having
a rectangular top with carved and pierced
frieze, standing on pad supports, 71cm wide
£150 - £250
Lot 452
19th Century Japanese hardwood framed
two fold screen, the black and gilt lacquered
panels with ivory mounted decoration
depicting anthropomorphic frogs on lily pads
and birds flying amongst foliage, each panel
177cm high x 85cm wide
£500 - £750
Lot 450
Lots 453-454
No Lots
Lot 452
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Collectors Items &
Miscellanea to include
Metalware, Boxes, Treen,
Scientific Instruments,
Musical Boxes, Toys,
Stamps etc
Lots 455-580
Lot 457
Early 20th Century gilt brass relief picture
depicting a horse in full tack, on a black canvas
backing and in a rosewood veneered frame,
size of frame 39cm x 43.5cm
Reputed to be World War One War Horse ‘Squire
Of Frome’
£100 - £150
Lot 458
19th Century painted Russian icon Deesis The Saviour With The Virgin And St John
The Baptist, 20cm x 28.5cm
£100 - £150
Lot 459
19th Century painted Russian icon The Feasts And Resurrection, 36cm x 30cm
£200 - £300
Lot 460
Regency brass inlaid writing slope, the
back hinged cover opening to reveal a fitted
interior with brass mounted inkwells, the front
hinged cover opening to form a writing surface,
35.5cm wide
£100 - £150
Lot 455
Lot 455
Pair of Victorian stained and leaded glass
panels, each decorated with a central oval study
of a lady, 44cm x 30.5cm
£80 - £120
Lot 461
Victorian brass inlaid coromandel and
ebonised veneered writing box, the hinged
cover to reveal a partially fitted interior and to
form a slope, 29.75cm wide
£80 - £120
Lot 456
Lot 456
Antique oak, beech and bentwood lace
bobbin winder, bearing carved initials M.P. and
the date 1684 but of later origin, 39.5cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 462
Lot 462
Three quarter size violin, probably German,
with bow, cased
£150 - £200
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Lot 463
Three violin bows stamped Vuillaume à Paris,
Knopf and R.R. Pfretzshner
£80 - £120
Lot 466
Lot 464
Lot 464
George III brass bound mahogany telescope
by Shuttleworth of London, the ten sided
tube with four brass bands, single brass draw,
the lens cover engraved Shuttleworth, London,
65.5cm long when closed
£120 - £180
Lot 465
Microscopy - Late 19th/early 20th Century
microscope slide cabinet, probably by Charles
Collins, fitted twenty-three drawers, each with a
cast brass handle enclosed by an arch shaped
glazed door, the sides and back with conforming
blind panels, inset brass carrying handle to
the top, containing a large collection of slides,
preparers include Watson, Baker, Souter, Walker
Arnett, Hinton etc, height of cabinet 39.5cm
£600 - £900
Lot 466
Mid 19th Century brass compound
microscope by Andrew Ross of London,
No.64, circa 1843, signed to the tube Andw
Rofs, Optician London, No.64 and standing on a
flat splayed horseshoe foot, 40cm high including
objective, together with various objectives and a
Bull’s-eye lens with stand, the case probably not
original
£400 - £600
Lot 467
19th Century Carl Zeiss brass compound
microscope, No.7887, the tube signed Carl
Zeiss, Jena, No.7887 and standing on a
blackened horseshoe base, 29.5cm high together
with various objectives and in the original
mahogany case bearing the agents label for
H.P. Aylward of Manchester
£80 - £120
Lot 465
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Lot 473
Lot 473
Hohner Chord 48 harmonica, 58.5cm long,
£80 - £120
cased
Lot 474
Early 20th Century Gebruder Bing gold
Lot 468
mohair teddy bear 44cm high
£120 - £150
Lot 468
Victorian brass Merryweather type Fireman’s
helmet having a leather and brass chin strap
and leather lining, the peak with engraved
presentation inscription ‘Presented to Fireman
C. Andow by his comrades, 1897’ £100 - £150
Lot 469
Wines and Spirits - Chateau Margaux
Premier Grand Cru Classe, 1929 (one bottle)
£200 - £300
Lot 470
Wines and Spirits - S.V. Borges & Irmao
Vintage Port, 1963 Alto Douro (one bottle)
£40 - £60
Lot 471
Early 20th Century motorist’s wicker picnic
case, nickel plated interior fittings including a
kettle and spirit heater, 28cm wide
£50 - £80
Lot 475
Lot 475
Lot 472
Lot 472
Hohner Harmonetta chrome cased button
harmonica, cased
£200 - £300
Small early 20th Century Steiff pale mohair
teddy bear, button to ear, black boot button
eyes, hump to back, pronounced muzzle,
25cm high
£250 - £350
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Lot 476
Lot 476
Vintage wooden toy train comprising:
locomotive and tender, two coal wagons and a
crane, bears label with script ‘All British Made
Toys. The Model Workshops, 17, Pelham Street,
London etc’, length of loco 38cm
£50 - £80
Lot 479
Lot 479
Toys - Lesney die-cast - Major-Scale Series No.1
Massey Harris Tractor
£80 - £120
Lot 480
Lot 480
Toys - Dinky Die-cast - Lady Penelope’s Fab 1
(100), boxed
£100 - £150
Lot 477
Lot 477
Two late 19th/early 20th Century parlour
games - ‘The Game Of Schimmell or Bell And
Hammer’, the original wooden box having a
sliding cover with lithograph label together with
‘The New Game Of Railway Traffic’ £80 - £120
Lot 478
Lot 478
Model Railway - Bowman 0 Gauge - 4-4-0
locomotive, Model 234 in L.M.S. black, boxed
and matching tender Model 250, also a can of
Bowman Loco Oil
£100 - £150
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Lot 481
Lot 481
20th Century carved wooden headed boy doll
having a stuffed body and wooden lower limbs,
34cm high together with two two-piece suits and
a white cotton shirt
£80 - £120
Lot 482
Lot 482
Two Britains hollow cast figures H.M. King George VI and H.M. Queen Elizabeth, in
Coronation Robes No’s 1473 and 1506 together
with The Coronation Chair Of England x 2
No. 1474, all boxed
£80 - £120
Lot 483
Britains hollow cast figure - Racing Colours Of
Famous Owners ‘H.H.Aga Khan’ No.1463, boxed
£30 - £50
Lot 487
Lot 487
Small vintage pond yacht ‘White Elf’, bearing
label for Hamley’s of London, 54.5cm long
£50 - £80
Lot 484
Lot 484
Toys - Britains Coronation Set, No.1477,
large presentation box with coronation coach,
outriders, footmen, yeomen of the guard,
police etc, making up a complete procession
£400 - £600
Lot 485
Toys - Collection of various hollow cast and
cast metal farm animals, figures, machinery
etc by Britains and others
£100 - £150
Lot 486
Small vintage pond yacht ‘White Elf’, bearing
label for Hamley’s of London, 54cm long
£50 - £80
Lot 488
Lot 488
Vintage pond yacht, length of hull 67cm
£80 - £120
Lot 489
Early 20th Century rustic style walking stick,
the carved horn handle formed as the head of a
duck, 96cm long
£50 - £80
85
Lot 492
Early 20th Century beech walking stick, the
handle carved in the form of a gentleman’s head
and shoulders, 87.5cm long
£60 - £90
Lot 493
Late 19th/early 20th Century walking stick,
the handle formed as a man having glass eyes
and wearing a top hat and overcoat, 85cm long
£120 - £180
Lot 490
Lot 490
Late 19th/early 20th Century walking stick,
the carved horn handle in the form of the head
of a greyhound, silver collar hallmarked for
Birmingham 1900, 86.5cm long
£120 - £180
Lot 494
Lot 494
19th Century Malacca walking stick, the silver
plated handle formed as a gauntlet, 85.5cm long
£60 - £90
Lot 491
Lot 491
19th Century hardwood walking stick, the
carved ivory handle formed as the head of
a greyhound having glass eyes, 93cm long
£120 - £180
Lot 492
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Lot 495
19th Century segmented horn walking stick
decorated with bone bands below the horn
handle and above the brass ferrule, 96.5cm long
£100 - £150
Lot 496
Lot 496
19th Century rosewood metamorphic walking
stick flute, the silver band hallmarked for London
1893, 89cm long
£200 - £300
Lot 500
Indian finely carved walking stick, possibly
sandalwood, the handle formed as the head of a
vampiric like mythological creature, 79.5cm long
£120 - £180
Lot 497
Lot 497
African carved hardwood walking stick,
the handle formed as the head of a man,
79.5cm long
£50 - £80
Lot 501
Lot 501
Late 19th/early 20th Century carved
hardwood swagger stick, the handle formed as
a fist clutching a ball, 65cm long
£40 - £60
Lot 498
Carved walking stick, the handle formed as a
seated monkey, 86.5cm long
£40 - £60
Lot 499
African carved hardwood walking stick, the
handle formed as a kneeling woman, 87cm long
£50 - £80
Lot 502
Lot 500
Lot 502
Late 19th/early 20th Century nickel plated
mounted beech metamorphic swagger stick,
made in three sections and opening to reveal
both a fountain pen and a propelling pencil,
67cm long
£50 - £80
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Lot 503
Lot 505
Lot 503
Guitars - Fender Stratocaster, serial number
MN588519, black body with off-white and
cream fittings, rosewood neck, with hard case
£200 - £300
Lot 504
Late 19th/early 20th Century Continental
card and paper musical automaton formed
as a bobbing ship in a village harbour, a windmill
on a hill and a train crossing a bridge, displayed
beneath a glass dome with interior painted
decoration, overall height 42.5cm £150 - £250
Lot 505
String inlaid rosewood cased key wind six
air musical box by Berens, Blumberg & Cie,
the bed plate stamped BB & Cie and numbered
21715, 27.25cm cylinder, 46.25cm wide
£400 - £600
Lot 506
Taxidermy - A Victorian whimsical miniature
white terrier, 11cm high approx, mounted in
a gilt decorated glazed cabinet, dimensions of
cabinet 23.5cm x 29.5cm
For a similar example see K. Dennis-Bryan &
J. Clutton-Brock - Dogs Of The Hundred Years At
The British Museum, 1988, p.105 £200 - £300
Lot 507
Black Forest type carved wooden figure of a
bear, 21.5cm long, two smaller similar figures,
11cm and 12.5cm long and a similar pen stand,
18.5cm high
£80 - £120
Lot 508
Late 19th/early 20th Century Staunton
ivory chess set by J. Jaques of London, the
white king stamped to the underside ‘Jaques
London’, one knight and one rook from each side
stamped with a crown, height of kings 8.5cm
£1000 - £1500
Lot 506
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Lot 508
Lot 509
Lot 511
Lot 510
Late 19th/early 20th Century brass bound
lignum vitae string box of barrel form, standing
on a circular foot, 12.25cm high
£80 - £120
Lot 511
18th Century Norwegian birch peg tankard,
the domed cover having carved decoration
depicting a crowned lion, raised carved
thumb piece, the underside with carved
floret and standing on three bracket feet,
overall height including thumb piece 20cm
£200 - £300
Lot 509
Kinora viewer, the case metal body with gilt
decoration and script ‘The Kinora’, hand cranked
mechanism and viewing/magnifying lenses
£400 - £600
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Lot 516
19th Century gilt brass framed oval snuff
box, the hinged cover and the base inset with a
veined agate panel, 6cm wide
£50 - £80
Lot 512
Lot 512
19th Century carved coconut cup decorated
with an armorial crest amongst scrolling foliage
and standing on a turned treen foot, 13.5cm high
£150 - £250
Lot 513
Pair of 19th Century Bois Durci portrait
plaques - Emperor Napoleon III and Empress
Eugenie, each within a foliate moulded Bois
Durci frame, overall size including frame
19cm x 15.5cm
£60 - £90
Lot 517
Lot 517
19th Century fan having sequin decorated
pierced mother-of-pearl sticks, the silk panel with
lace foliate sprigs, 43.5cm wide
£80 - £120
Lot 514
Collection of six fountain pens comprising:
Conway Stewart ‘Dinkie’, Parker Vacumatic,
Parker Duofold, Parker Slimfold and two others
£50 - £80
Lot 518
Lot 518
19th Century Anglo-Indian antler
sarcophagus shaped trinket box standing on
four bun feet, 24.75cm wide
Lot 519
Lot 515
Lot 515
19th Century Swiss tortoiseshell cased
miniature cylinder musical box, 6cm cylinder
playing two airs, hinged cover with pressed
decoration entitled ‘Vue Du Palais Ducal A Venise
Cot De La Mer’, 9.5cm wide
£100 - £150
90
£200 - £300
Friendly Society Interest - Late 19th/
early 20th Century cattle horn bearing an
embossed badge relating to the Ancient Order Of
Foresters, nickel plated mounts and mouth piece,
39cm long
£40 - £60
Lot 520
Lot 523
Lot 520
Victorian mother-of-pearl and silver inlaid
Lot 523
tortoiseshell side opening visiting card case,
Set of ten early 20th Century Liberty & Co
£80 - £120
10.5cm high
Japanese paper doilies, each having colour
printed decoration depicting a Geisha, 19cm
diameter, held together with the original Liberty
& Co K Dept printed paper label
£30 - £50
Lot 524
Victorian turned treen cotton reel stand,
26cm high together with two similar bowls,
each standing on a circular foot, 15cm and
£80 - £120
18.5cm high
Lot 521
Lot 521
Victorian pressed tortoiseshell visiting card
case having Gothic architectural decoration,
8.75cm high
Lot 525
£80 - £120
Lot 525
Lot 522
Postcards - Early 20th Century album
Victorian amethyst cut glass ten sided scent
containing seventy-four mainly humorous
bottle, engraved gilt and white metal screw
cards including thirty by Louis Wain and others
and hinged covers, marked for S. Mordan & Co,
by Kinsella, Kennedy, Shepheard and others
London, 14cm long
£60 - £90
£100 - £150
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Lot 528
Lot 528
Postcards - A collection of Japanese printed
postcards, mid 20th Century, landscapes and
£40 - £60
other subjects
Lot 526
Lot 526
Postcards - Bristol and suburbs, South
Gloucestershire etc
£60 - £80
Lot 529
Lot 529
Postcards - Large collection of World War I
related postcards, presented in three modern
albums, annotated throughout with titles, history
Lot 527
Lot 527
Postcards - Clevedon, Portishead and other
North Somerset and Somerset towns and
villages
£80 - £120
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etc, subjects include Belgium Invasion, Serbian
Front, Russia, Italy, Turkey, Mesopotamia,
Naval Warfare, Air Battles, Silks etc, 680 cards
approx
£400 - £600
Lot 531
Autographs - Margaret Thatcher, signed letter
dated 24 April 1985 to Major R.N. Spafford
regarding his visit to the Falkland Islands
£100 - £150
Lot 530
Lot 532
Lot 530
Rugby Union Interest - An early 20th Century
photograph album belonging to John
Charles Meredith Dyke (1884-1960), a Welsh
International fullback who was selected for
the 1908 British Lions Tour to New Zealand
and Australia, the album contains three
squad photographs from the British Lions
Tour of 1908, each measuring approximately
15.25cm x 20.5cm, together with various
photographs collected by Dyke on the tour and
various family snaps dating from 1908 to 1937
£80 - £120
Lot 532
Girl Guides Interest - A collection of paper
ephemera and photographs relating to
the Somerset Girl Guides dating mainly from
1920-1960 and including correspondence
and greetings cards from Olave Baden-Powell
£250 - £350
Lot 533
Stamps - A collection of Great Britain stamps
including Commemoratives, Definitives and
Booklets, King George VI to Queen Elizabeth II,
all housed in eight De Luxe Lindner albums (8)
£600 - £800
Lot 533
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Lot 539
Stamps - A collection of Tristan Da Cunha
Queen Elizabeth II stamps, in printed collectors
album (1)
£200 - £300
Lot 534
Lot 534
Stamps - A collection of Great Britain and
British Commonwealth stamps, in four albums
(4)
£300 - £400
Lot 535
Stamps - A collection of Great Britain stamps,
in four albums (4)
£300 - £400
Lot 536
Lot 536
Stamps - A collection of Great Britain and
British Commonwealth stamps, in three albums
(3)
£150 - £250
Lot 540
Lot 537
Stamps - A collection of Falkland Island
stamps, Queen Victoria to Queen Elizabeth II, in
two printed collectors albums (2) £750 - £1000
Lot 540
Stamps - A large collection of Great Britain
stamps, commemorative and definitive in full
sheets including high values together with some
loose stamps
£400 - £600
Lot 538
Lot 538
Stamps - A collection of Falkland
Dependencies and South Georgia King
George VI to Queen Elizabeth II in collectors
printed album (1)
£300 - £400
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Lot 541
Lot 541
Victorian silver and enamel Knights Templar
jewel, maker probably George Kenning,
Birmingham 1871, 7cm diameter
£40 - £60
Lot 544
Lot 544
Four silver gilt and enamel Past Masters
breast jewels
£40 - £60
Lot 542
Lot 542
Five silver Masonic jewels comprising:
2 x Hallstone jewels, 2 x Royal Masonic Hospital
jewels and a Peace 1919 jewel
£60 - £90
Lot 545
Lot 543
Lot 543
Two Masonic silver and enamel Founders
jewels comprising: 1066 Lodge Of Peace And
Unity and 5485 London West African Chapter
£30 - £45
Lot 545
Six various silver and enamel or silver
Masonic jewels comprising: two Royal Arch
breast jewels, Irish Constitution Royal Arch
Chapter breast jewel, Rose Croix 18th degree
collar jewel, Rose Croix Past Master jewel and
Potent Cross
£40 - £60
Lot 546
Nine silver gilt or silver gilt and enamel
Masonic jewels comprising: five silver and pale
blue enamel Centenary jewels, two Royal Arch
collar jewels and two Past Provincial collar jewels
(Devonshire and Kent)
£60 - £90
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Lot 549
Five silver and enamel Royal Masonic
Benevolent Institution stewards jewels
£40 - £60
Lot 550
Fifteen silver gilt and enamel or silver Royal
Masonic Institution For Girls jewels and
badges
£80 - £120
Lot 547
Lot 547
Eight various silver and enamel or silver
Masonic jewels comprising: 2 x Mark
Benevolent Fund jewels, 2 x Mark Steward jewels,
2 x Mark members jewels, a Queen Victoria
Diamond Jubilee jewel and an Order Of Women
Freemasons Diamond Jubilee jewel
£40 - £60
Lot 548
Five silver and enamel Royal Masonic
Institution For Boys jewels and a similar
stewards badge
£40 - £60
Lot 551
Lot 551
Victorian mahogany table top bowfront chest
of four long drawers, standing on turned bun feet,
32cm wide
£80 - £120
Lot 552
Reproduction mahogany table top chest fitted
four long drawers, each with partitioned interiors
and standing on a plinth base, 31.25cm wide
£100 - £150
Lot 553
Pair of Art Deco chrome plated figures, each
depicting a female nude holding a basket of
flowers aloft and standing on a brown alabaster
Lot 549
96
base, 34cm high
£120 - £150
Lot 558
Peter Thompson (b.1942) - Limited edition
bronze sculpture - The Black Rhino, No.16/25,
signed, numbered and dated 1993, 60cm long
A.R.
£1000 - £1500
Lot 554
Lot 554
Pair of early 20th Century studded pokerwork
panels, Northern French or Flemish, each
depicting Medieval courtship scenes, one with
script ‘Semper Fidelis’, each within an embossed
brass mount decorated with Wyvern and stylised
foliage, overall dimensions 103cm x 53cm
£400 - £600
Lot 555
Vintage sheepskin lined brown leather flying
jacket
£120 - £180
Lot 556
Late 19th/early 20th Century riveted copper
log bin, 59cm diameter
£80 - £120
Lot 557
Late 19th/early 20th Century riveted copper
log bin, 73cm diameter
£100 - £150
Lot 559
Lot 559
Taxidermy - A late 19th/early 20th Century
‘Norfolk’ Bittern, cased and mounted in a
naturalistic setting, height of bird 63cm approx,
height of case 82cm
£150 - £250
Lot 560
19th Century copper cylindrical two handled
vessel and cover having a later brass tap, 29cm
diameter
£100 - £150
Lot 558
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Lot 561
George III brass studded animal hide bound
dome top deed box, 36cm wide £100 - £150
Lot 562
Late Victorian Gothic style oak reliquary
cabinet, of arch shaped form, the door with
carved stylised foliate decoration, opening
to reveal a velvet lined interior with three
glazed roundels having painted and sequinned
decorated ecclesiastical script, 74cm high
£200 - £300
Lot 563
Antique country made walnut chopping
board, 60cm long inclusive of handle £60 - £80
Lot 566
Lot 566
19th Century Indian hardwood and ivory
double sided games board, now framed as a
firescreen, 57.5cm wide
£150 - £250
Lot 567
Advertising - Wills’s Gold Flake Cigarettes
- Enamel sign with script on a yellow ground,
152.5cm x 46cm
£80 - £120
Lot 564
Lot 564
Set of large late 19th/early 20th Century
brass and cast iron beam tobacco scales,
106cm high together with a set of eight
graduated brass capstan weights, currently
mounted on a late 20th Century rectangular top
coffee table
£200 - £300
Ex W.D & H.O Wills
Lot 568
Lot 565
Lot 565
19th Century gesso and giltwood rectangular
top stool standing on cabriole supports,
31cm wide
£50 - £80
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Lot 568
Advertising - Wills’s Gold Flake Cigarettes Enamel sign with pictorial decoration and script
on a blue ground, ‘Wills’s Cigarettes Sold Here’,
91.5cm x 45cm
£80 - £120
Lot 571
Lot 571
Railwayana - Great Western Railway
rectangular cast iron sign with script ‘Great
Western Railway. To drivers and owners of
locomotives or other persons in charge of the
same. In pursuance of the locomotive act of
1861 notice is hereby given that this bridge
is insufficient to carry any weight beyond
the ordinary traffic of the district… etc’,
41.5cm x 77.5cm
£100 - £150
Lot 569
Lot 569
Advertising - Black Cat Cigarettes - Enamel
sign with pictorial decoration and script
‘Black Cat. Pure Matured Virginia Cigarettes’,
92cm x 61cm
£150 - £250
Lot 572
Lot 570
Lot 570
Railwayana - Great Western Railway
rectangular cast iron sign with script ‘Great
Western Railway. Notice - All persons are warned
not to trespass upon the railway or stations of
the company, and notice is hereby given that
pursuant to the provisions of the companies
acts every person who trespasses upon such
railway or station in such manner as to expose
themselves to danger or risk of danger renders
himself liable to a penalty of 40 shillings and in
default of payment to one month imprisonment
for every such offence’, 53.5cm x 77cm
£100 - £150
Lot 572
Pair of late 19th/early 20th Century Black
Forest type wall plaques, each having carved
decoration in relief depicting dead goats and
game birds, 75cm high
£200 - £300
Lot 573
Native American style napped leather wall
hanging decorated with a moose in a wooded
mountainous landscape and having a tasselled
bottom edge, bears oval stamp with script
‘Reclamation. Max.W.Holme….’. 110cm x 185cm
approx excluding tassels
£80 - £120
99
Stevengraphs
Lots 581-609
Lot 574
Lot 574
Pair of ornamental canon, iron barrel of
48cm long on stepped naval type carriages
£150 - £200
Lot 575
19th Century silver plated comport by William
& George Sissons, the clear glass dish top with
engraved decoration depicting birds amongst
foliage, the electro plated base decorated
with three seated cherubs interspersed by
Neo-classical scroll work and standing on a
triform foot, overall height 20cm
£100 - £150
Lot 581
Lot 581
Four various sporting related comprising:
The First Touch, The First Set, W.G. Grace and
The First Over
£80 - £120
Lot 582
Lot 582
Two boxing related comprising: John L. Sullivan
and Charley Mitchell
£80 - £120
Lot 576
Lot 576
19th Century bronze bust - Bacchus, bearded,
his head thrown back and laughing, a grapevine
crown on his head, mounted on a marble socle,
overall height 38.5cm
£300 - £400
Lots 577-580
No Lots
100
Lot 583
Lot 583
Three various sporting related comprising:
Are You Ready?, The Last Lap and the Last Lap
(2nd version)
£80 - £120
Lot 586
Lot 584
Lot 584
Six horseracing related each depicting the
jockey Fred Archer in various racing colours
£150 - £250
Lot 586
Leda
£60 - £90
Lot 587
Lot 587
Two stevengraphs comprising: Grace Darling and
Called To The Rescue
£50 - £80
Lot 585
Lot 585
Four horseracing related comprising:
the jockeys - Tom Cannon, John Osborne
x 2 (different racing colours) and C. Wood
£120 - £180
Lot 588
Lot 588
Five various steam train related comprising:
George Stephenson, The Present Time, The
Present Time (2nd version), The First Train and
Die Jetzige Zeit
£80 - £120
101
Lot 589
Five various comprising: The First Point, The Slip,
The Meet, Full Cry and The Death
£80 - £120
Lot 590
Four various comprising: The Home Stretch, For
Life Or Death, God Speed The Plough and The
Good Old Days
£80 - £120
Lot 591
Lot 591
Six various comprising: Friedrich III, Baden
Powell, Lord Roberts, Gladstone, Robert Burns
and Ecco Homo
£80 - £120
Lot 595
Lot 595
Seven various comprising: Kitchener Of
Khartoum, Robert Burns, Marquis Of Salisbury,
Gladstone, Shakespeare, Mater Dolorosa and
Virgin And Child
£80 - £120
Lot 592
Lot 592
Four various Queen Victoria
£50 - £80
Lot 596
Lot 593
Four various comprising: Landing Of Columbus,
Called To The Rescue, For Life Or Death and The
Good Old Days
£80 - £120
Lot 596
Four steam train related comprising: The
Mersey Tunnel Railway, The Present Time, The
Present Time (2nd version) and the First Train
£100 - £150
Lot 594
Five various comprising: The Lady Godiva
Procession, Ye Ladye Godiva, Peeping Tom,
Called To The Rescue and The Good Old Days
£80 - £120
Lot 597
Five various comprising: The Tower Of London
And Tower Bridge, Coventry Old And New x 2,
Lord Roberts and The London And York Royal
Mail Coach
£40 - £60
102
Lot 598
Five various comprising: Dick Turpins Ride To
York, Dick Turpins Last Ride, For Life Or Death
and The Good Old Days x 2
£80 - £120
Lot 599
Two sporting related comprising: The First
Touch and The First Over
£50 - £80
Lot 600
Six various comprising: The Lady Godiva
Procession, Ye Ladye Godiva, Peeping Tom, The
Death Of Nelson, Wellington & Blucher and The
£100 - £150
Good Old Days
Lot 601
Four various equestrian related comprising:
The Start, The Water Jump, The Finish and The
£60 - £90
Good Old Days
Lot 604
Lot 604
Three various comprising: Signing Of The
Lot 602
Declaration Of Independence, The Death Of
Four various equestrian related comprising:
Nelson and Wellington & Blucher
£60 - £90
The Home Stretch, The Start, The Water Jump
£60 - £90
and The Finish
Lot 605
Five various comprising: The First Point, The
Meet, For Life Or Death, God Speed The Plough
and The Good Old Days
£80 - £120
Lot 606
Six various comprising: The Death Of Nelson,
Wellington & Blucher, Called To The Rescue, The
London And York Royal Mail Coach, Full Cry and
The Death
£80 - £120
Lot 607
Small collection of unframed stevengraphs,
similar postcards and silks etc
£30 - £50
Lots 608-609
No Lots
Lot 603
Lot 603
Six various royal related
£80 - £120
103
Militaria, Weapons & Ethnographica
Lots 610-634
Lot 610
Lot 610
Pair of cased silver mounted flintlock pistols, the locks and barrels by Griffin & Tow London, circa
1776, 18cm barrels engraved ‘London’, plain tangs, rounded locks, full stocked inlaid with silver wire,
floral carving behind tangs, silver side plates, trigger guards and butt caps engraved with letter ‘G’,
escutcheons each engraved ‘Donum Chesterfieldii’, London proof marks, in a green baize lined case
with leather kidney shaped flask, worm and bullet mould. Guns re-stocked and cased in working life
£1400 - £1800
Lot 611
Lot 612
Lot 611
Percussion military pistol of 1796 type, round
barrel 23.5cm with proof marks, walnut full-stock
with brass side-plate, trigger guard and ram-rod
pipes, flat, floral engraved lock, converted from
flint-lock, 37cm overall
£250 - £300
Lot 612
19th Century cased percussion pocket
pistol by Naylor, Sheffield, round turn-off
4.5cm barrel, floral engraved frame, drop-down
trigger, with finely chequered butt, in a case with
partitions
£120 - £180
104
Lot 616
Lot 616
Italian Officers sword, plated, pipe-backed
84cm blade, composition moulded grip, four
bar plated knuckle bow in its plated scabbard
Lot 613
£60 - £90
Lot 613
Early 19th Century flintlock over and under
pistol, box-lock tap-action flintlock pistol signed
Ketland & Co, London, with turn-off barrels
3.5cm, thumb-piece safety catch, also locking
the steel, flat sided butt, concealed in a book
‘Works of the Re. John Fletcher’, dated 1808
£500 - £700
Lot 617
Lot 617
1897 pattern Infantry Officers sword, single
edged 82cm blade etched with Royal cypher
and arms, makers mark Manton & Co Calcutta,
regulation grip with Royal cypher, wire-bound
fish skin grip in its leather field service scabbard
£100 - £150
Lot 614
Lot 614
19th Century Continental six shot pin-fire
revolver, sighted 8.5cm octagonal barrel, plain
walnut grips, side-gate loading, folding trigger,
Belgian proof marks
£50 - £80
Lot 615
Lot 618
19th Century Continental six shot pin-fire
Lot 618
revolver, sighted 8.5cm round barrel, chequered
Victorian Infantry Officers sword by Robert
grips, side-gate loading, folding trigger £50 - £80
Mole & Sons, with scabbard
£80 - £120
105
Lot 619
English 1796 pattern Infantry Officers sword,
single edged 82cm blade etched crown over
GR and Royal Arms, some bluing and gilding
remaining, Ronkel, Solingen on back-strap,
regulation hilt with urn pommel, folding side
guard, wire bound grip, in its leather scabbard
with three brass mounts
£120 - £180
Lot 623
Sword stick of ‘customs probe’ type, square
section blade 64cm, curved horn handle, round
light wood shaft with brass collar to receive stud
on handle, 91cm overall
£140 - £180
Lot 620
Lot 620
Four Police type swords, curved single edged
fullered blades between 56cm and 60cm in
length, brass ‘D’ shaped knuckle bows and
pommels, three with grooved wooden grips, one
with shark-skin cover
£120 - £180
Lot 621
19th Century cut steel dress sword, triangular,
hollow section blade 75cm, partly etched with
floral swirls, steel grip and knuckle bow, pommel
with faceted studs, down swept guard, 92cm
overall, English court sword, double edged 70cm
blade, brass wire bound grip, gilt knuckle bow
and quillons, crown shaped pommel, down swept
guard with cypher, in its leather scabbard with
two brass mounts with makers plaque - Firmin,
cutlers to the Royal Family (2 pieces) £80 - £120
Lot 624
Lot 624
Pair of World War II Carl Zeiss 7 x 50 German
Kriegsmarine binoculars stamped 7 x 50
£200 - £300
69847 blc
Lot 625
Lot 625
Collection of World War II Japanese
P.O.W. correspondence, photographs and
Lot 622
other items collected by Aircraftman Clifford
Lot 622
Turkish army officers sword single edged blade
80cm long, swollen ‘D’ shaped brass knuckled
bow, brass langet with crescent and star emblem,
black composition wire bound grip in its metal
scabbard with two loose rings
£80 - £120
106
Harry Smallwood whilst incarcerated by the
Japanese, the other items include his cutlery,
his P.O.W. I.D. tag, pocket watch, Service and
Pay Book, greetings cards, reception centre
homecoming paperwork etc
£80 - £120
Lot 629
Lot 626
Lot 626
Lot 629
Ornate Victorian halberd, pierced blade and
Ethnographica - 19th Century Zulu axe, the
fluke, long square section spike, heavy socket,
grip with incised geometric decoration, the
round pole with studs and side-straps, 262cm
head with conforming decoration, 59cm long
£80 - £120
overall
£100 - £150
Lot 630
Lot 627
Two Victorian halberds for ceremonial use, the
tops with double edged ‘spear heads’ engraved
with initials and 1872 one side and 1859 on the
Ethnographica - Two African assegai, one
having a broad head, the other a narrow head,
123cm and 139cm long
£80 - £120
other, small crescent shaped blades and rear
Lot 631
flukes, on their original round poles with tassel
Ethnographica - African herdsman’s hide
decoration 240cm overall
£180 - £240
shield, 68cm x 42cm, front interlaced with other
hide to form grip at rear, the shield has been
braced at rear with a small spear 109cm, Ethnic
wooden bow, strengthened with bindings 141cm
(2 pieces)
£60 - £90
Lot 632
Ethnographica - Wooden cylindrical quiver
with woven carrying strap and cover 61cm long
with bow and Ethnic dagger with double edged
blade 32cm, in its tooled leather scabbard with
decorative tassel, leather covered hilt £60 - £90
Lots 633-634
Lot 628
No Lots
Lot 628
Indonesian Kris of traditional form, wavy iron
blade 38cm, ‘garuda’ shaped hilt, white metal
cup, in its wooden sheath
£40 - £60
107
Books
Lot 638
A group of four Heath’s Picturesque Annuals
comprising: 1832 being North Of Italy, The Tyrol
And On The Rhine, 1833 being On The Rhine,
Belgium And Holland, 1834 being The Sea Coasts
Of France and 1835 being Scott and Scotland
£80 - £120
Lots 635-666
Lot 635
Lot 635
William Shakespeare and Charles & Mary
Cowden Clarke (editors) - The Works Of William
Shakespeare or The Boydell Shakespeare, with
illustrations selected from the Boydell Gallery,
four leather bound volumes 1887
£80 - £120
Lot 636
Alain René Le Sage and Tobias Smollett
(trans) - Histoire De Gil Blas De Santillane, new
edition 1771, four volumes together with The
Adventures Of Gil Blas Of Santillane, printed for
J. Walker, two volumes 1818, all volumes full
leather bound
£50 - £80
Lot 639
Lot 639
Richard Lander - Records Of Captain
Clapperton’s Last Expedition To Africa, published
by Henry Colburn & Richard Bentley, 1830, two
part leather bound volumes
£100 - £150
Lot 640
James Glaisher (editor) - Travels In The Air,
1871, one volume, part leather bound together
with Dr G. Hartwig - The Arial World:A Popular
Account Of The Phenomena And Life Of The
Atmosphere, published by Longmans Green & Co,
New Edition 1881, full leather bound £60 - £90
Lot 641
Lot 637
Lot 637
William Shakespeare - The Dramatick Writings
Of Will Shakspere published for and under the
direction of John Bell, 1788, 20 volumes in
contemporary full leather bindings £400 - £600
108
Lot 641
Beatrix Potter - The Roly Poly Pudding, first
edition, first printing, published by Frederick
Warne 1908, title page with date and ‘all rights
reserved’ in brackets below, original maroon
cloth with paper illustration on front board,
together with The Tale Of Little Pig Robinson, first
edition, second printing, published by Frederick
Warne 1930, original blue cloth with front cover
lettered in gilt and dark brown, original dust cover
£100 - £150
Lot 644
A.A. Milne - Now We Are Six, first edition,
first impression, published by Methuen & Co
Ltd 1927, original red cloth, titled to spine,
pictorial decoration, top edge of pages gilt and
with pictorial pink end papers, lacks dust jacket
together with another copy, 8th edition 1934,
When We Were Very Young, 11th edition 1925
Lot 642
Lot 642
A.A. Milne - Winnie The Pooh, first edition,
first impression, published by Methuen & Co
Ltd 1926, original green cloth, titled to spine,
pictorial decoration, top edge of pages gilt and
with map endpapers, pictorial dust jacket with
‘117th Thousand’ to back flap
£400 - £600
and The House At Pooh Corner, 8th edition 1936
£100 - £150
Lot 645
Daniel Defoe - Life And Strange Surprising
Adventures Of Robinson Crusoe Of York,
Mariner, 2nd edition 1719 together with
Farther Adventures Of Robinson Crusoe, being
the second and last part of his life, 1st edition
1719, each in contemporary full leather binding
£800 - £1200
Lot 646
Lot 643
John Milton - Paradise Lost, A Poem In Twelve
Lot 643
A.A. Milne - The House At Pooh Corner, first
edition, first impression, published by Methuen
& Co Ltd 1928, original pink cloth, titled to
spine and pictorial front board, top edge of
pages gilt, illustrated endpapers, with dust jacket
£100 - £150
Books, printed and sold by R. & A. Foulis
1771-1772, together with Homer - The Iliad
- The Iliad, and Odyssey, printed by Robert &
Andrew Foulis 1771-1772, seven volumes, all
eleven volumes in matching full leather bindings
£100 - £150
Lot 645
109
Lot 647
Lot 647
Law - Sir Thomas Raymond - The Reports Of
Divers Special Cases Adjudged In The Courts Of
Kings Bench, Common Pleas & Exchequer, In
The Reign Of King Charles II, printed by Richard
and Edward Atkins, first edition 1696, Anthony
Colquitt - The Second Part Of Modern Reports,
being a collection of several special cases, most
of them adjudged in the court of common pleas
in the 26, 27, 28, 29 & 30th years of the reign
of King Charles II, printed by Richard and Edward
Atkins, first edition 1698 and Edward Coke The First Part Of The Institutes Of The Laws Of
England, Or A Commentary Upon Littleton, Not
The Name Of A Lawyer Only, But Of The Law
It Selfe. Printed by Rawlins of Roycroft, tenth
edition 1703. All three in full leather bindings
£200 - £300
Lot 651
Lot 651
Popular Scientific Recreations In Natural
Philosophy, Astronomy, Geology, Chemistry
etc, published by Ward, Lock & Co, 1885, full
leather bound
£50 - £75
Lot 652
Austin Dobson - William Hogarth, being the
works of Hogarth in photogravure, with an
introduction on Hogarth’s workmanship by
Sir Walter Armstrong, published by William
Heinemann 1902, fine gilt green leather binding
with slip case
£100 - £150
Lot 648
Lot 648
Louis Wain (Illus) - Five Louis Wain annuals
bound as one volume comprising: 1911-1912 and
four others, some seeming incomplete, part red
leather bound, one volume, together with Louis
Wain’s Annual 1911-1912 in original pictorial
boards
£120 - £180
Lot 649
John Marston - The Wonder Of Women: or
The Tragedie Of Sophonisba, printed for William
Sheares, 1633, early full leather binding, one
volume
£300 - £400
110
Lot 650
Lot 650
Izaak Walton and Charles Cotton - The
Complete Angler, published by Samuel Bagster &
Sons, Tercentenary Edition, 1893, two part gilt
vellum bound volumes
£150 - £200
Lot 653
John Horner (Illus) - Buildings In The Town And
Parish Of Halifax, being an album of nineteen
coloured lithographic plates, published by Robert
Leyland, 1835, one volume
£80 - £120
Lot 654
Collection of fifty-six leather bindings, late
18th - late 19th Century, mainly sets/part sets
poetry, novels etc
£120 - £180
Lot 655
David Seth-Smith - Parrakeets, A Handbook
To The Imported Species, published by Bernard
Quaritch, revised edition 1926, green cloth
bound
£100 - £150
Lot 659
George Graves - British Ornothology: Being The
History With A Coloured Representation Of Every
Known Species Of British Birds, printed for the
author by W. & S. Graves, 2nd edition 1821,
three leather bound volumes
£750 - £1000
Lot 656
Lot 656
William Wilson - Bryologia Britannica;containing
the mosses of Great Britain and Ireland, published
by Longman, Brown, Green & Longmans, 3rd
edition 1885, one part leather bound volume
£80 - £100
Lot 660
Lot 660
George Bowdler Buckton - Monograph Of
The British Aphides, printed for the Ray Society
1876/1879, two volumes
£80 - £120
Lot 657
Lot 657
Rev. F.O. Morris - A History Of British Birds,
published by Groombridge & Sons, circa 1860,
eight part leather bound volumes £120 - £180
Lot 658
E.C. Stuart Baker - Indian Pigeons And Doves,
published by Witherby & Co, 1913, one green
cloth bound volume
£75 - £100
Lot 661
Lot 661
Henry C. Andrews - The Heathery; Or A
Monograph Of The Genus Erica, printed by
Richard Taylor 1804-1806, three volumes
£100 - £150
Lot 659
111
Silver & White Metal
Lots 667-734
Lot 662
Lot 662
Richard Deakin - Florigraphia Britannica; Or
Engravings And Descriptions Of The Flowering
Plants And Ferns Of Britain, published by
Groombridge & Sons 1857, four green cloth
£100 - £150
bound volumes
Lot 663
Lot 667
Lot 663
Lot 667
Mrs Alfred Gatty - British Sea-Weeds, drawn
George IV silver urn shaped chalice having a
from Professor Harvey’s ‘Phycologia Britannica’
band of embossed foliate decoration and standing
etc, published by Bell & Daldy, 1872, two part
leather bound volumes
£80 - £120
on a circular foot, makers mark indistinct, London
1823, 14.5cm high, 7.7oz approx £120 - £180
Lot 664
Anne Pratt - The Flowering Plants, Grasses,
Sedges And Ferns Of Great Britain, published by
Frederick Warne, circa 1873, six gilt decorated
green cloth bound volumes
£150 - £200
Lots 665-666
No Lots
Lot 668
Lot 668
Edward VII silver and tortoiseshell oval
inkstand having an ovoid cut glass inkwell,
makers Grey & Co, London 1908, 18.75cm wide
£120 - £180
112
Lot 672
Victorian oval tea caddy having embossed
Neo-classical stylised foliate decoration, makers
George Maudsley Jackson & David Landsborough
Fullerton, London 1898, 8.5cm high, 2.7oz
£60 - £90
approx
Lot 669
Lot 669
George III cast silver taperstick having a
knopped column, floret sconce and standing
on a conforming foot, maker Ebenezer
Coker, London 1764, 13.75cm high,
5.6oz approx
£400 - £600
Lot 673
Lot 673
Victorian silver leaf design chamber style
taperstick with snuffer, makers Yapp &
Woodward, Birmingham 1845, 5.5cm high,
£80 - £120
1.5oz approx
Lot 670
Lot 670
Pair of early 20th Century Anglo-Indian white
metal pepper mills of baluster form, each having
allover tight-knit embossed foliate decoration,
9.75cm high
£100 - £150
Lot 671
George III silver sauce boat having a high
acanthus decorated scroll handle and standing
on triple pad feet, maker probably Walter
Brind, London 1767, 18cm long, 8.3oz
approx
£200 - £300
Lot 674
Lot 674
Victorian silver shallow bowl, decorated with
alternate plain and foliate embossed wrythened
panels, cast Wyvern handles and standing on a
circular foot, makers Carrington & Co, London
1887, diameter not including handles 16.5cm,
12.3oz approx
£250 - £350
113
Lot 675
George III oval silver mustard pot having
pierced and engraved decoration, domed hinged
cover and high loop handle, makers Robert
Hennell I & David Hennell II, London 1795,
7cm high, 3.6oz approx together with a Victorian
silver mustard spoon
£50 - £80
Lot 676
George VI glass hip flask having leather
mounted shoulders, the silver hinged cover and
sleeve hallmarked for James Dixon & Sons,
Sheffield 1942, 13.75cm high
Lot 679
£60 - £90
Lot 679
Lot 677
George V silver baluster coffee pot with
Set of six early 19th Century English/
matching hot water jug, each having a domed
Canadian silver Fiddle pattern Berry spoons
cover, the first with ebonised handle, the
comprising: a pair of tablespoons, maker
second with walnut handle, each standing on a
William Chawner, London 1824, another pair,
gadrooned circular foot, makers C.S. Harris &
William Chawner, London 1831 and a pair of
Sons, London 1911, 21cm high, combined weight
sifting ladles, maker Peter Nordbeck, Halifax,
23.7oz approx gross
£200 - £250
Nova Scotia, circa 1830, all with later matching
engraving, embossing and gilding to the
bowls, combined weight 11.8oz approx, cased
£150 - £200
Lot 678
Lot 680
Lot 678
Lot 680
Victorian silver teapot of lobed melon form, the
George III silver tapered cylindrical tankard
dome cover having a pomegranate finial, scroll
having a scroll handle and standing on a
handle and standing on four scroll feet, makers
flared circular foot, makers Duncan Urquhart
Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London 1858,
& Naphtali Hart, London 1803, 12cm high,
17.5cm high, 23.6oz approx
114
£350 - £450
9.8oz approx
£250 - £350
Lot 682
George I Britannia Standard silver lidded
tankard, the domed cover with scroll thumb
piece, scroll handle, moulded girdle and standing
on a circular foot, engraved presentation
inscription to underside dated 1797, maker
Joseph Ward, London 1721, 14.5cm high,
15oz approx
£800 - £1200
Lot 683
Victorian silver three piece christening set
comprising: knife, fork and spoon, each having
a decorative embossed handle, makers Martin,
Hall & Co, Sheffield 1871, cased
£40 - £60
Lot 681
Lot 681
Edward VII Britannia Standard silver sugar
caster of wrythened cylindrical form, the pierced
cover with conforming wrythened decoration,
maker Charles Stuart Harris, London 1901,
20.5cm high, 11.5oz approx
£120 - £180
Lot 684
Lot 684
Set of four George V silver menu holders
of disc form, makers Sampson Mordan & Co,
Chester 1911, cased
£100 - £150
Lot 682
115
Lot 687
Lot 687
Edwardian silver mounted horse hoof table
snuff box with presentation inscription ‘Charlie,
about 33, 1905’, silver mounts hallmarked for
Thomas Goodfellow, London 1905, 10cm high
£80 - £120
Lot 685
Lot 685
Edward VII silver quatrefoil bowl having
elaborate embossed foliate decoration, makers
Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1903,
27cm wide, 10.5oz approx together with a
George III silver tablespoon with later embossed
and chased decoration, cased
£120 - £180
Lot 688
No Lot
Lot 689
Lot 689
Set of six Elizabeth II silver goblets, each bowl
having a hammered finish and with engraved
decoration and script ‘Tewkesbury Festival
1971’, and standing on a slender stem and
circular foot, maker Peter B. Harwood, London
1971, 16cm high, combined weight 26.5oz
approx
£150 - £250
Lot 686
Lot 686
George V silver two handled cup having
engraved foliate and embossed acanthus leaf
decoration, makers Elkington & Co, Birmingham
1921, 15.5cm high, 4.3oz approx
£60 - £90
116
Lot 690
Lot 690
Pair of Elizabeth II silver table pheasants,
makers C.S.R. Ltd, London 1973, 22cm
and 23cm long, combined weight 27.7oz
approx
£400 - £600
Lot 691
Twelve pairs of George III mother-of-pearl
handled fruit knives and forks, no maker’s
mark or date letter, cased
£60 - £90
Lot 694
Lot 692
Lot 692
Pair of Elizabeth II silver three branch
candelabra, each standing on baluster stem and
circular foot, makers J.H.O, London 1975/1976,
26.75cm high, weighted
£250 - £350
Lot 694
George V engraved silver four piece tea
service, the teapot and hot water jug with
wooden scroll handle and conforming carved
pineapple finial, cream jug with high loop handle
and oval sucriere with swing handle, makers
Crichton Brothers, London 1916, height of
hot water jug 24cm, combined weight 61.2oz
approx gross
£600 - £800
Lot 695
George V silver lamp base standing on a
hexagonal column and with a conforming foot,
makers Hawksworth, Eyer & Co Ltd, Sheffield
1925, overall height 32.5cm, weighted
£100 - £150
Lot 696
Edward VII silver Monteith style rose
bowl having presentation inscription and
standing on a circular foot, makers Martin,
Hall & Co, Sheffield 1904, 21cm diameter,
25.2oz approx
£150 - £200
Lot 693
Lot 693
Late 19th/early 20th Century composite
silver spirit kettle and stand, the kettle
having a walnut handle, embossed wrythened
decoration, makers mark indistinct, London
1891, the stand having no makers or assay mark
but probably London 1928, the burner being
silver plated, 32.5cm high, 34.8oz approx gross
(exclusive of burner)
£300 - £400
Lot 697
Lot 697
Elizabeth II limited edition silver rose
bowl ‘The Wild Life Bowl’, produced in 1976
for Tessiers of London, no.47/2000, makers
H. & L. Parsons, London 1976, 26.5cm diameter,
46.5oz approx
£500 - £800
117
Lot 701
Lot 701
Indian white metal visiting card case
decorated with a village scene in relief,
8.5cm high
£50 - £80
Lot 698
Lot 698
George V silver twelve person canteen of
cutlery, comprising: twelve table forks, twelve
dessert forks, twelve dessert spoons, twelve
soup spoons, twelve teaspoons, six tablespoons
and two sauce ladles, makers James Deakin &
Sons, Sheffield 1935, 110.8oz approx together
with twelve James Deakin carved ivory handled
stainless steel bladed table knives and six
matching dessert knives
£600 - £800
Lot 699
Twelve pairs of silver fruit knives and forks,
each having mother-of-pearl handles, makers
Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1923,
cased
£100 - £150
Lot 702
Lot 702
George III silver snuff box of curved rectangular
form having engraved seaweed decoration, maker
Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1819, 4.75cm wide
£150 - £200
Lot 703
George IV silver vinaigrette having engraved
decoration, plain gilded pierced grille, maker
John Bettridge, Birmingham 1830, 3cm wide
£80 - £120
Lot 700
Lot 700
George V pale blue guilloche enamel and
silver lady’s cigarette case/snuff box, bears
import marks for P.H. Vogel & Co, London 1925,
7.75cm long
£120 - £180
118
Lot 704
Lot 704
Victorian foliate engraved rectangular
vinaigrette, pierced grille, makers C.H. & S,
Birmingham 1859, 3.5cm long
£80 - £120
Lot 705
George IV silver vinaigrette having engraved
decoration, gilded grille with pierced and
engraved foliate decoration, maker William
Simpson, Birmingham 1829
£80 - £120
Lot 710
Lot 710
George V silver cigar case having striped
engine turned decoration, makers William Neale
Ltd, Birmingham 1921, 13cm long, 4.3oz
approx
£50 - £80
Lot 706
Lot 706
Sampson Mordan silver ‘Chick’ pin cushion,
Chester 1908, 2.5cm high
£50 - £80
Lot 707
Elizabeth II sewing set comprising: circular box
and cover, 5.5cm diameter, circular pin cushion,
5.5cm diameter and thimble, 2.25cm high, all
with trailing foliate decoration, makers House Of
Lawrian, London 1977
£100 - £150
Lot 711
Lot 711
Late 19th Century Austrian silver mounted
stag antler cigar cutter, by Carl Hiess of Vienna,
the handle formed as the head of a bird amongst
oak leaves and acorns, marked Carl Hiess, Wien,
Kohlmarkt 12, 17.5cm long
£100 - £150
Lot 708
Lot 708
George V child’s silver rattle/whistle in
the form of an auctioneer’s gavel, no makers
mark, Birmingham 1922, 10.5cm long, 1oz
approx
£60 - £90
Lot 709
Victorian doctors silver tongue depressor,
maker probably Thomas Nicholls, London 1871,
11.5cm long
£50 - £80
Lot 712
Lot 712
George III silver seal top spoon, maker
James Jones, London 1767, 19cm long,
1.8oz approx
£100 - £150
119
Lot 717
Edward VII silver mounted tortoiseshell
rectangular box, the hinged cover with an
applied engraved silver Gryphon crest, hinges
hallmarked for Atkin Brothers, London 1901,
11cm wide
£60 - £90
Lot 713
Lot 713
Omar Ramsden cast silver caddy spoon having
a swept handle terminating in a textured foot,
makers Omar Ramsden & Alwyn Carr, London
1914, 8cm long, 1.5oz approx
£250 - £350
Lot 718
Pair of Victorian silver butter knives
having allover engraved decoration, makers
William Marshall & Co, Edinburgh 1890,
14cm long, combined weight 1.6oz approx,
cased
£40 - £60
Lot 719
Lot 714
Lot 714
Omar Ramsden cast silver spoon,
the terminal decorated with a thistle
in low relief, makers Omar Ramsden &
Alwyn Carr, London 1917,16.25cm long,
1.9oz approx
£250 - £350
Lot 715
Matched set of twelve 19th Century Fiddle
And Thread pattern silver table forks,
6 x maker Mary Chawner, London 1833 and
6 x with no makers marks, London 1823,
combined weight 30.8oz approx
£200 - £250
Lot 716
Set of six Victorian silver Fiddle pattern
dessert spoons, maker Christopher Cummins,
Dublin 1842 also with marks for J.R. Neill, 8.9oz
approx
£75 - £100
120
Lot 719
Pair of Edward VII silver grape scissors having
scallop shell decoration, maker George Howson,
Sheffield 1904, 18cm long, 3oz approx, cased
£75 - £100
Lot 720
George V silver egg cup of two handled urn
shaped form having pierce decoration depicting
a good luck swastika, makers Wakely & Wheeler,
London 1924 together with a matching egg
spoon, London 1923, cased
£40 - £60
Lot 721
George V silver three piece christening set
comprising: two handled urn shaped egg cup,
egg spoon and napkin ring, makers Wakely &
Wheeler, London 1923, cased
£30 - £50
Lot 722
Set of four George V silver oval salts, each
standing on four oval feet, makers Walker & Hall,
Birmingham 1924, 5.75cm wide with four salt
spoons, cased
£50 - £80
Lot 726
George V silver salver having a pie-crust edge
and standing on four pad feet, makers Barker
Brothers, Chester 1924, 20.5cm diameter, 11oz
approx
£80 - £120
Lot 723
Lot 723
Set of four George V silver salts of octagonal
form, each having a blue glass liner, makers
Stokes & Ireland, Chester 1917-1920, together
with three silver salt spoons and a silver plated
salt spoon, cased
£60 - £90
Lot 727
Lot 727
George V silver salver having a pie-crust edge
and standing on triple scroll feet, makers Walker
& Hall, Sheffield 1921, 20.75cm diameter,
10.2oz approx
£80 - £120
Lot 728
George V silver salver having a pie-crust
edge and standing on triple hoof feet, makers
A & J. Zimmerman Ltd, 19cm diameter, 7.4oz
approx
£80 - £120
Lot 724
Lot 724
Victorian Aesthetic School silver circular
salver decorated in the Japanesque manner with
birds amongst foliage in low relief on a pitted
ground and standing on three bun feet, maker
Frederick Elkington, Birmingham 1879, 25.5cm
diameter, 20oz approx
£300 - £450
Lot 725
George V silver salver having a pie-crust and
shell edge and standing on triple pad feet,
makers Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1924, 22cm
diameter, 13oz approx
£80 - £120
Lot 729
Lot 729
Edward VII silver Art Nouveau design easel
picture frame having embossed decoration
depicting a girl herding geese in a landscape
amongst stylised foliage, makers Charles
S. Green & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1905, overall
size 29cm x 25cm
£400 - £600
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Jewellery
Lots 735-823
Lot 735
Lot 730
Lot 730
Indian white metal salver having allover
decoration depicting birds amongst foliate
scrolls within a pierced border, 20.5cm
diameter
£100 - £150
Lot 735
Single stone diamond ring, the old cut
brilliant calculated as weighing approximately
2 carats, claw set to a yellow mount, size L½
£3000 - £4000
Lot 736
Lot 736
Diamond single stone ring, the brilliant cut
of good colour and clarity of approximately
1.5 carats, the white mount size I½, cased
£4000 - £5000
Lot 731
Lot 731
Pair of Indo-Persian white metal two handed
baluster shaped vases, possibly Qajar,
each having engraved and embossed foliate
decoration, each foot stamped with three Islamic
characters, 25.5cm high
£200 - £300
Lots 732-734
No Lots
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Lot 737
Lot 737
Three stone diamond and garnet ring, the
old cushion cut stone of approximately 1 carat,
flanked either side by round cut garnets to
an 18ct gold mount, Chester 1894, size M½
£1000 - £1200
Lot 738
Lot 738
Emerald and diamond panel ring, the
rectangular cut stone to a single cut set mount
with single cuts to the shoulders, size L, 3.8g
gross
£1600 - £1800
Lot 741
Lot 741
Art Deco style diamond and calibré sapphire
ring, the brilliant cut of 1.2 carat, between
shoulders of graduated calibré cut sapphires,
with single and brilliant cut diamonds set either
side and to the head, engraved shank numbered
24674, size G½
£6000 - £8000
Lot 742
No lot
Lot 739
Lot 739
Diamond ring, the two brilliant cuts of
approximately 1 carat total, set above and
below a central roll of three baguettes, flanked
either side by a trio of brilliant cuts, the white
mount stamped ‘Plat’, size M, 6.2g gross
£2500 - £3000
Lot 743
Lot 743
Aquamarine and diamond ring, stamped ‘10%
Irid Plat’, the step cut measuring approximately
10.9mm x 8.7mm x 5.6mm deep between
shoulders set with a tapering baguette to each,
size L, 6.2g gross
£1200 - £1600
Lot 740
Lot 740
Star sapphire and diamond ring, the oval
grey cabochon between shoulders set with a
marquise diamond and nine single cuts to each,
indistinct marks to the shank, size I½, 5.4g gross
£2200 - £2800
Lot 744
Lot 744
Three stone diamond ring, stamped ‘18ct’, the
round old cut brilliants totalling approximately
1.8 carats, size N, 4.3g gross
£800 - £1200
123
Lot 745
Lot 745
Pearl and diamond ring, the 10mm pearl
between baguette set shoulders, the white mount
stamped ‘18k’, size M, 4.6g gross, the pearl is
untested and unwarranted
£500 - £800
Lot 748
Lot 748
Large diamond ring, the principal radiant cut
diamond of approximately 3.2 carats, enclosed
by tapered baguette cuts, with small brilliants
and baguettes to the shoulders, these totalling
approximately 2.49 carats, all to a yellow ‘Rolex’
style mount, stamped ‘D249 322 CTF 750’,
Lot 746
Lot 746
Diamond half hoop ring, stamped ‘10% Irid
Plat’, set with a line of seven graduated baguette
cuts, size J, 2.5g gross
£400 - £600
Lot 747
Lot 747
Sapphire, diamond and emerald ring, the
central circular cut stone between parallel
line of calibré cut emeralds with diamond set
borders above and below, size M, 2.8g gross
£600 - £800
124
£9000 - £12000
size U, 20.6g gross
Lot 749
Lot 749
Cornelian 9ct gold seal ring, London 1989, the
oval panel engraved with an armorial, to a split
shoulder shank, size O½, 3.2g gross £80 - £120
Lot 753
Lot 750
Lot 750
Sapphire and diamond panel ring, the
rectangular cut corner stone enclosed by
eighteen brilliant cuts and one brilliant cut to
each shoulder, totalling approximately 0.29
carats, size L½, 2.7g gross
£1500 - £2000
Lot 753
Victorian gimmel ring, set with a paste either
side of the clasping hands, opening to reveal
the two flaming hearts, size O½, 3.1g gross
£200 - £250
Lot 754
Lot 751
Lot 751
Sapphire and diamond triple cluster ring,
stamped ‘18ct’, the graduated oval cuts enclosed
by twenty-six old single cuts, size M, 3.7g gross
£500 - £600
Lot 754
17th Century posy ring, engraved with trailing
foliage, inscription ‘I have obtained Whome
God had ordain’ (sic), struck twice with the
makers mark, possibly E.G.?, the D section
ring, 3.9mm wide x 1.1mm thick, 3.6g gross
£300 - £400
Lot 755
Lot 752
Lot 752
Diamond single stone ring, stamped ‘18ct’
and ‘Plat’, the old cut brilliant of approximately
1.23 carats, size V, 3.9g gross £1500 - £2000
Lot 755
Scarab ring, the swivelling faience beetle with
pseudo-hieroglyphics to the reverse, the yellow
mount with indistinct marks, size K, 4.2g gross
£80 - £120
125
Lot 759
Lot 756
Lot 756
Diamond eternity ring, the twenty brilliant cuts
totalling approximately 1.6 carats, mounted
in unmarked white metal, size M, 3.8g gross
£300 - £400
Lot 759
Diamond single stone platinum ring, the
brilliant cut of approximately 0.5 carats,
size L½, 4.5g gross, with boxes and paperwork
£500 - £600
Lot 760
Lot 757
Lot 757
Ivory and ruby ring, circa 1900, carved as a
lions head with ruby eyes and ruby crown, to his
mouth is a ring connecting to the shank, size L
£750 - £850
Lot 760
Victorian citrine and split pearl ring, the
rectangular cut stone enclosed by twenty small
pearls, size M, 3.4g gross, pearls untested and
unwarranted, cased
£180 - £220
Lot 761
Lot 758
Lot 758
Victorian three stone pearl ring, with emerald
points between and to the shoulders of the
carved shank, size K½, 2.2g gross, pearls
untested and unwarranted
£120 - £180
126
Lot 761
Diamond cluster ring, stamped ‘18ct Platinum’,
the central brilliant cut of approximately
0.56 carats calculated, the eight outer brilliants
totalling approximately 0.96 carats, size N,
5g gross
£800 - £1000
Lot 762
No lot
Lot 763
Lot 763
Lot 766
Diamond and sapphire two stone crossover
Lot 766
ring, the diamond of approximately 0.4 carats,
Victorian opal, ruby and emerald ring, the
£250 - £300
size L, 2.3g gross
six round cabochon opals with an emerald to
the centre and six ruby points, size L, 1.8g gross
£80 - £120
Lot 764
Lot 764
Seven stone diamond cluster ring, the old cuts
totalling approximately 0.35 carats, stamped
‘18ct’, size O, 2.4g gross
£120 - £160
Lot 767
Lot 767
Victorian emerald and pearl ring, the central
Lot 765
Lot 765
cluster with a trio of stones to each shoulder,
Five stone diamond ring, the graduated brilliant
size M½; with a Victorian nine stone split pearl
cuts totalling approximately 1.8 carats, size N½,
ring, size M, all pearls untested and unwarranted
4.7g gross
£600 - £800
£150 - £200
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Lot 769
Lot 768
Lot 770
Lot 768
Guard chain, tagged ‘9c’, of round belcher
links to a swivel clasp, 148cm long; with a
locket attached, chain approximately 32g
gross
£250 - £350
Lot 769
Victorian shell cameo brooch, carved as
a classical female in profile, within a gold
scroll border mount, 6.4cm overall length
£100 - £150
Lot 770
Guard chain, of rose coloured round belcher
links, 114cm long, 15.5g gross £100 - £150
Lot 771
128
Lot 771
Diamond pendant, the two principal
diamonds of approximately 0.65 and
0.5 carats, the former to a trefoil mount set
with single cuts and Swiss cut diamonds,
the latter with a diamond set palmette
motif below and bell shaped motif above, to
diamond set extensions on a Figaro link chain,
40.5cm long overall
£3000 - £5000
Lot 774
Lot 774
Diamond bracelet, the three repeating panels
with stirrup connectors between, each panel
set with three principal marquise cut stones,
six baguettes and single cuts throughout,
£6000 - £8000
17.5cm long
Lot 772
Lot 772
Edwardian peridot and seed pearl
pendant brooch, stamped ‘9ct’, on a chain,
later replacement bale, pendant brooch
4cm long, excluding the bale, chain 40cm long
£100 - £150
Lot 775
Lot 775
Victorian diamond set hinged bangle, tagged
‘15ct’. Set with an old cut of approximately
0.15 carats, between wire work decoration,
cord edge borders, 5.8cm internal diameter,
£300 - £400
15.1g gross
Lot 773
Lot 773
Edwardian garnet and seed pearl pendant,
stamped G & W and ‘9ct’, on a chain, pendant
5cm long, chain 45cm long
£60 - £80
Lot 776
Lot 776
Guard chain, of fancy pierced links, 156cm long,
26g gross
£180 - £220
129
Lot 779
Lot 779
Diamond set initial S bar brooch, the letter
set with eighteen old cuts totalling approximately
0.72 carats, 6.6cm long overall, 5.4g gross,
£80 - £120
cased
Lot 777
Lot 777
Late Victorian pearl set necklace, the pearl
set frontispiece to a rope back chain, with a
detachable sun in splendour brooch pendant,
set with a diamond to the centre, necklace
39cm long, cased
£400 - £500
Lot 780
Cartier; an emerald and onyx gold Panther
brooch, with emerald eyes and onyx nose,
French Control marks, signed ‘Cartier’, numbered
606871, 10 and 750, 5.3cm long, 15.8g gross
£2500 - £3000
Lot 781
Lot 781
Lot 778
Lot 778
Fox mask bar brooch, set with cabochon
ruby eyes, 5.8cm overall length, 6.2g gross
£100 - £150
Unusual Victorian Kayak brooch, with
registration lozenge for the 27th march 1872,
realistically modelled and applied with an oar,
6.9cm overall length
£50 - £80
Lot 780
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Lot 782
Lot 783
Lot 784
Lot 782
Opal and ruby crescent brooch, marked
A & Co and ‘15ct’, the fifteen graduated opal
cabochons with ruby points to the outside edge,
3.4cm diameter, 7.7g gross
£400 - £450
Lot 783
Ruby and diamond brooch, 1960s, the central
cluster within a mount stamped ‘18k’ of curled
leaves, 3.8cm across, 9.4g gross
£300 - £350
Lot 784
Artillery Command Systems Regiment
diamond and enamel sweetheart brooch,
stamped ‘18ct’, with diamond detail to the crown
and ACS monogram to the centre, 3cm across,
£250 - £300
9.5g gross
Lot 786
Lot 786
Late Victorian diamond crescent brooch,
the double row of thirty-five rose, single and
brilliant cut stones totalling approximately
2.6 carats, detachable brooch fitting, 2.9cm
diameter
£800 - £1000
Lot 785
Lot 785
Diamond and ruby two colour ‘Ying &
Yang’ style brooch, of oval outline, the white
section set with a brilliant cut of approximately
0.15 carat, the yellow section set with a ruby,
3.7cm long, 6.6g gross
£150 - £200
Lot 787
Lot 787
Edwardian citrine and seed pearl pendant
necklace, the oval cluster with a citrine drop
below and divider above, 47.5cm overall length
£250 - £350
131
Lot 788
Lot 788
Late Victorian sapphire, diamond and pearl
brooch, designed as a crescent with an outer row
of graduated oval cut sapphires, and an inner row
of old cut diamonds, a central pearl and diamond
flower head, sapphire terminals to the central
bar, 4.8cm long overall, pearl untested and
£350 - £450
unwarranted
Lot 789
Lot 789
Victorian rose diamond clasp of scroll design,
originally operated to either end number 5 and 6
to a three row graduated cultured pearl necklace,
the 54/52/50 pearls of approximately 5.8mm to
9.5mm, 35cm shortest row
£600 - £800
Lot 790
Edwardian diamond and
amethyst pendant brooch, the
circular wreath border of old single
cut diamonds with six round cut
amethyst, encircling a central drop
of a larger round cut amethyst
within a hexafoil border of old
single cuts, with detachable brooch
fitting and hinged loop for the
now missing bale, 3.3cm overall
diameter
£1200 - £1800
Lot 790
132
Lot 791
Lot 791
Georg Jensen silver brooch, designed by Arno
Malinowski, numbered 318, the square leaf frame
with a recumbent deer to the bottom edge and a
squirrel to one corner, 4cm across £200 - £250
Lot 794
Lot 794
Collection of three turquoise Ruskin pottery
brooches, one circular and two oval, the largest
5.4cm long
£80 - £120
Lot 792
Lot 792
Victorian diamond brooch, designed as three
leaves, set throughout with thirty-eight old
brilliant and single cut stones, 2.4cm overall
length
£500 - £600
Lot 793
Lot 793
Ruskin pottery brooch, the oval moss
coloured panel to a wire work frame, 4.2cm long
£40 - £60
Lot 795
Lot 795
Collection of three blue/green Ruskin pottery
brooches, one circular and two oval, the largest
4.1cm long
£80 - £120
133
Lot 796
Lot 796
9ct gold cigarette case, 95g gross
£650 - £700
Lot 799
Lot 797
Lot 797
Filigree panel, converted to a pendant, design
as two confronting butterflies, 5cm long, 9.5g
gross
£150 - £180
Lot 798
Lot 798
Victorian paste necklace, the thirteen stone
frontispiece to a fancy box link back chain,
46.5cm long
£200 - £250
134
Lot 799
Diamond and multigem Artists palette
brooch, pavé set with rose diamonds having
demantoid garnet, ruby, sapphire, turquoise and
pearl (untested and unwarranted) ‘paint’ spots,
with four paint brushes passing through the
palette, 3.8cm long, in a Rowland & Frazer case
£1000 - £1500
Lot 800
Pair of diamond ear clips, of wing shape, each
set with a small brilliant cut, three baguettes and
sixteen single cuts, 2cm long
£280 - £320
Lot 801
Lot 801
Diamond cluster stickpin, circa 1900, the
round head pavé set with twenty-one small old
cuts, the head on a screw thread
£200 - £250
Lot 805
Lot 802
Lot 802
Diamond single stone stickpin, the old mine
cut brilliant of approximately 0.65 carats; with
another stickpin, the short baton set with rose
diamonds and pearl terminals (pearls untested
and unwarranted), the pearls of approximately
3.8mm diameter, cased
£300 - £350
Lot 805
Pair of amethyst and diamond cufflinks, the
faceted button like stones with a rose diamond
set central cross motif, 7.1g gross £300 - £350
Lot 806
Lot 803
Lot 803
Royal Interest - Pair of cufflinks, the oval
panels stamped ‘18ct’, enamelled in blue with
crossing letter ‘P’s with a crown above, possibly
the cypher for Prince Phillip, 14.7g gross
£200 - £250
Lot 806
Pair of jade cufflinks, the oval cabochons
approximately 14.5mm long, to a yellow mount
stamped ‘14k’, untested and unwarranted
for treatment or enhancement, 7.4g gross
£100 - £150
Lot 807
Lot 804
Lot 804
Cartier; a pair of cufflinks, the open square
fold over end to a baton set with square sapphire
cabochon terminals, numbered ‘1079’, ‘Cartier
London’, and ‘8986’?, one link inscribed ‘Obbie’
the other ‘Malcolm’, 11.2g gross
£600 - £800
Lot 807
Set of three diamond, sapphire and
mother-of-pearl dress studs, stamped ‘SJZ’
and ‘18ct Plat’, the square panel set with a
sapphire to the centre and a single cut diamond
to each corner, with two dress studs, 6.4g gross
£150 - £200
135
Lot 808
Lot 811
Lot 813
Lot 810
Lot 808
Carved jade pendant, in the form of a peach,
to a branch like mount, tagged ‘18k’, on a
chain of fancy pierced links, 65cm long, 36g
gross, the jade 5.9cm long including the mount
£650 - £750
Lot 809
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Lot 809
Pair of single stone diamond ear studs,
totalling approximately 1.6 carats £500 - £700
Lot 810
Collection of jade jewellery comprising: a pair
of diamond and cultured pearl earrings with a
carved jade drop below; a diamond and jade
pendant; a diamond and jade pendant, the two
jade panels carved as butterflies; a bangle set
with five jade cabochons; a jade and diamond
ring and a jade spray brooch
£700 - £900
Lot 811
Jungendstil pendant, possibly German or
Austrian, the long open work drop with enamel
decoration, two paste cabochons and a female
mask, on a chain, stamped ‘Sterling’, lacking a
drop, original case
£300 - £400
Lot 815
Lot 815
Unmarked yellow metal seed pearl and blue
enamel snap bangle decorated with a buckle in
relief
£200 - £300
Lot 812
Lot 812
Unusual silver coloured branch pendant, on a
cord necklace, pendant 13cm long
£30 - £50
Lot 813
Ethnic turquoise necklace, the twenty-two large
round beads to a circular panel with applied
wire work and stone to the centre, 51.5cm long
overall
£120 - £160
Lot 816
Lot 816
Row of reconstituted amber beads, of
graduated barrel shape, from 2.3cm long to
3cm long, overall length 49cm, with another row
of similar smaller beads, and nine large loose
beads, approximately 254g gross £300 - £400
Lot 814
Lot 814
Early 19th Century hinged bangle, the
cannetile frontispiece of two butterflies
confronting a pearl cluster to the centre, the back
piece with a border of pearls, bead and corded
decoration, inner diameter 6.3cm, 40g gross,
cased
£800 - £1000
Lot 817
Lot 817
Graduated row of reconstituted amber beads,
the oval beads of approximately 1cm to 2.3cm in
length, 63.2g gross
£200 - £300
137
Lot 820
Lot 820
Three Charles Horner hat pins, each having a
silver terminal inset with an amber or amethyst
coloured stone, one hallmarked for Chester 1907
and two stamped Sterling, 11.5cm - 17cm long
£80 - £120
Lot 818
Lot 818
Large Russian Orthodox Pectoral cross, the
figure of Christ to a cross against a larger shaped
panel with filigree on a green enamel ground
with cabochons of Nephrite to the points, drop
below and set to a crown surmount above, on a
chain, inscribed in Cyrillic to the reverse which
translates as ‘60th Anniversary of re-establishing
patriarchy in the Russian Orthodox Church’, cross
15.2cm, long overall
£280 - £320
Lot 821
Lot 821
coloured stone, two hallmarked for Chester
1913, the other for Chester 1908, 24cm long
£120 - £180
Lots 822-823
No Lots
Lot 819
Lot 819
coloured stone, two hallmarked for Chester 1910
and one stamped Sterling, 17cm - 27cm long
£100 - £150
138
Wristwatches & Pocket Watches
Lots 824-854
Lot 824
Rolex - Oyster Perpetual Date Superlative
Chronometer Officially Certified automatic
wristwatch, ref: 15200, in a stainless steel case,
having a silver coloured dial with matching hands and
hour batons, calendar aperture, polished bezel, serial
no: K182056, on a 78350 oyster bracelet, 34mm
diameter; Together with original guarantee certificate
dated 3/2/02, two Rolex boxes, two booklets, wallet,
tag, bezel protector, calendar and Watchworks
service card dated 22/8/14
£2500 - £3000
Lot 825
Rolex - Oysterdate Precision manual wind
wristwatch ref: 6494, in stainless steel case, white
dial with silvered hands and hour batons, ‘roulette’
red and black calendar wheel, no: 392653 (circa
1958), on a Rolex W.A.B. stainless steel Jubilee
bracelet with end pieces stamped R.D.874089,
34mm diameter
£1500 - £2000
Lot 826
Rolex - Oyster Perpetual stainless steel
cased wristwatch, ref: 1005, having a fluted
gold bezel and diamond set hour markers to the
mother-of-pearl dial, signed “Rolex Superlative
Chronometer Officially Certified”, serial no:
3689472, signed gold crown and signed movement,
circa 1972, 34mm diameter - on a leather strap
£800 - £1200
Lot 825
Lot 824
Lot 826
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Lot 827
Rolex - Precision 9ct gold cased wristwatch,
the gold satin coloured dial with gold hands
and hour batons, signed 17 jewel cal 1225
movement, case no: 90237, hallmark London
1971, on an expanding bracelet, 32.5mm
diameter
£300 - £450
Lot 830
Lot 828
Lot 828
Omega - Speedmaster Mark stainless steel
cased automatic chronograph wristwatch,
ref: 176.0012, the signed black dial with
Tachymeter, English day and date, subsidiary
dials at 6, 9, and 12, screw down case back, cal
1034 movement no: 44510752 (circa 1981), on
an Omega 1162 stainless steel bracelet, 42mm
diameter, with red box and Omega service card
dated April 2013
£1200 - £1800
Lot 829
Omega - Seamaster stainless steel cased
automatic wristwatch, ref: 166.002, the
silvered dial with centre seconds and calendar,
gilt hands and hour batons, screw down case
back, signed 24 jewel, cal 565 movement no:
24848376 (circa 1966), on a Speidel expanding
bracelet, 34mm diameter, together with Omega
box, plastic wallet and booklet
£150 - £250
140
Lot 830
Omega - Constellation stainless steel cased
automatic chronometer wristwatch, ref: 14393
61 sc, the silvered pie-pan dial with cross hairs,
calendar, black filled hands and hour batons,
screw down case back with gold observatory
medallion, the signed 24 jewel, cal 561,
movement no: 18311500 (circa 1961), 34mm
diameter, on a black strap together with Omega
brown ‘coffin’ box with outer box £300 - £450
Lot 831
Movado - Gentleman’s 14k gold cased
chronograph, the signed silvered dial with outer
blue tachmeter scale and three subsidiary dials,
Arabic numerals, blued seconds hand, signed
17 jewel movement, screw down case back
numbered A96318 49038, 34.5mm diameter,
on a brown leather strap
£1000 - £1500
Lot 832
Movado - Gentleman’s stainless steel cased
chronograph, the signed black dial with outer
red tachymeter scale and three subsidiary dials,
luminous Arabic numerals and hands, signed
movement, screw down case back numbered
104832 19038, 34.5mm diameter, on a black
leather strap
£800 - £1000
Lot 831
Lot 832
Lot 833
International Watch Co - Automatic wristwatch,
unmarked gold coloured metal case, the signed cream
coloured dial with gilt hands, centre seconds and gilt hour
batons, snap on stainless steel back no: 1580420, 21 jewel
cal 853 movement no: 1581060 (circa 1961), on a Speidel
expanding bracelet, 34mm diameter, together with original
International Watch Co red box
£200 - £300
Lot 834
Bulova - Accutron Spaceview electronic wristwatch with
chapter ring and printed crystal, case back no: 3-159069,
on a rally style stainless steel bracelet, 38mm wide
£100 - £150
Lot 835
Early 20th Century silver cased Officer’s wristwatch,
white dial with subsidiary seconds dial, Arabic numerals
with red 12, blued hands, exterior of hinged case back
engraved “34”, interior with import marks for London 1909
and no: 300345, 10mm wire lugs on a leather strap, 35mm
diameter
£180 - £250
Lot 836
Tikkers - The Royal Academy of Art Watch Collection,
the five watches after designs by Michael Kenny, Sonia
Lawson, Peter Blake, Terry Frost and Sandra Blow, each
watch engraved with artists signature no: 153/400 limited
Gift Set Edition, boxed with certificate and two booklets,
circa 1995
£100 - £150
Lot 837
Lot 837
Eterna-Matic - Lady’s Sahida 18ct
gold cased automatic wristwatch,
the diamond set bezel surrounding
a silvered satin dial, gilt hands and
hour markers, signed movement no:
4804563, with twenty-one rubies,
case back with import marks London
1966, 23.5mm diameter, on a black
leather strap
£500 - £600
141
Lot 840
Lot 838
Lot 838
Nivada - Lady’s bracelet watch, the case
and integral bracelet stamped 14k, the signed
square dial with Arabic numerals, the case back
numbered 525509, 15 jewel movement, cased
£200 - £300
Lot 840
Cartier - Art Deco lady’s yellow and white
18ct gold ‘baguette’ watch head, the off-white
dial signed “Cartier France”, Arabic numerals,
blued hands, triple scroll ends, back winder to
the reverse, stamped with eagle’s head poincon
and numbered 20861 29969 35220, also with
engraved inscription “M.B. Carstairs, 5 Mulberry
Walk, London, SW3 - Love Small-Alfie”,
29mm x 9mm. Together with a French 18ct gold
deployment clasp stamped with eagle’s head
poincon and numbered 1228
£1000 - £1500
Lot 839
Lot 839
Lady’s diamond bracelet watch, the circular
white dial with black hands and Arabic numerals,
the bezel set with fourteen brilliant cuts, with
eight graduated brilliants and rose cuts to the
bracelet, the brilliant cuts totalling approximately
2.2 carats, 13g gross excluding the movement
£500 - £700
142
Lot 841
Lot 841
Barthelay - Lady’s stainless steel cased
quartz bracelet watch, the mother-of-pearl dial
having twelve diamond hour markers, cabochon
set crown, back numbered 53803 10236,
21.5mm square
£250 - £350
Lot 842
Durden, 21 Fenchurch Street, London,
keyless wind 18ct gold half-hunter pocket
watch, white dial with Roman numerals,
subsidiary seconds dial, blued hands, signed
movement numbered 23981, Sheffield 1883,
49mm diameter
£350 - £400
Lot 844
Lady’s 18ct gold cased open faced keyless
wind fob watch, the white dial with subsidiary
seconds and black Roman numerals, the hinged
case back with a vacant cartouche within a blue
enamel border, number 30191, 34mm diameter,
together with original fitted case
£250 - £350
Lot 843
Lot 843
Omega - Open face keyless wind 9ct gold
pocket watch, white dial with subsidiary seconds
dial, Roman numerals, gilt hands, signed 15
jewel movement no: 7886748, dust cover, case
no: 529660, hallmarked Birmingham 1932,
48mm diameter
£250 - £300
Lot 845
Lot 845
H. Payne & Co - Open faced key wind fob
watch, the signed gold coloured dial with black
Roman numerals, blued hands and foliate
engraved centre, 18k foliate engraved case with
interior engraved inscription to “R.A. Jones”,
39mm diameter
£200 - £250
Lot 846
Lady’s 9ct gold half-hunter keyless wind
fob watch, the white dial with black Roman
numerals, import marks for London 1910, 35mm
diameter together with a 9ct gold albert, and in a
fitted leather case
£300 - £450
Lot 844
Lot 847
Key wind open face fob watch, the gold
coloured dial with subsidiary seconds, black
Roman numerals, pierced black hands,
foliate engraved centre, 14k case, movement
no: 23692, 38mm diameter together with a long
guard stamped ‘9c’, approximately 52mm long
£200 - £250
143
Lot 848
Lot 848
Job Tripp, Westminster, London - Open faced
silver cased key wind pocket watch with a
white enamel dial having Roman numerals and
blued hands, dust cover and movement signed
and numbered “333”, case hallmarked London
1845, 42mm diameter
£200 - £250
Lot 850
Lot 850
Open faced keyless wind calendar pocket
watch, case stamped, 0.800, Ancre Quantieme
Remontior, 15 jewels, pierced gilt hands,
enamel dial with maroon Roman numerals,
three subsidiary date dials and moon phase
aperture with seconds outer ring, 51mm
diameter
£150 - £250
Lot 849
Lot 851
Lot 849
Samuel Gill - George III pair cased pocket
watch, the white dial with black Roman numerals,
gilt hands, signed movement no: 1693, inner case
hallmarked London 1814, outer case unmarked,
57mm diameter
£150 - £200
Lot 851
LeCoultre - Open faced keyless wind pocket
watch, slim stainless steel case, signed dial with
Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial,
blued hands, back numbered 63705, signed 18
jewel movement marked “Adj. to Temp. Two Pos”,
44mm diameter
£80 - £120
144
Lots 853-854
No Lots
Coins to include Sovereigns
& Other Gold Coinage
Lots 855-965
Lot 855
George III Dollar, oval countermark on a Mexico
City 8 Reales, 1783
£150 - £250
Lot 856
George III Bank Of England dollar, 1804
£60 - £90
Lot 852
Lot 857
Charles II crown, 1668
Lot 852
Late 19th/early 20th Century electroplate
and glass, top wind, desk clock/timepiece
by Gorham of New York, thick convex glass
front and back, dial with Roman and Arabic
numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, 7cm
diameter
£150 - £200
Lot 855
£60 - £90
Lot 858
Edward VI sixpence, Tower Mint
Lot 859
William & Mary half-crown, 1689
Lot 856
Lot 858
£100 - £150
£100 - £150
Lot 857
Lot 859
145
Lot 863
Lot 860
Lot 860
Four English hammered silver coins
comprising: Long Cross halfgroat, Two Long Cross
pennies and a ‘Short Cross’ penny £100 - £150
Lot 863
George III guinea, 1787
£200 - £300
Lot 861
Lot 861
Collection of fifteen Roman and other ancient
coins
£80 - £120
Lot 864
Lot 864
George III half-guinea, 1788
£100 - £150
Lot 865
£100 - £150
Lot 866
£100 - £150
Lot 867
£100 - £150
Lot 862
Lot 862
146
Lot 868
£200 - £300
£100 - £150
Lot 872
Lot 869
Lot 869
Victorian sovereign, 1872
Lot 870
£140 - £160
Lot 871
Lot 871
£140 - £160
Lot 873
£140 - £160
Lot 874
£140 - £160
Lot 875
£140 - £160
Lot 876
£140 - £160
Lot 877
£140 - £160
Lot 878
£140 - £160
Lot 879
£140 - £160
Lot 880
£140 - £160
Lot 881
£140 - £160
Lot 882
£140 - £160
Lot 883
£140 - £160
Lot 884
£140 - £160
£140 - £160
Lot 870
Lot 872
£140 - £160
147
Lot 885
£140 - £160
Lot 886
£140 - £160
Lot 887
£140 - £160
Lot 888
£140 - £160
Lot 892
Lot 889
£140 - £160
Lot 892
Lot 890
Lot 893
Lot 890
£140 - £160
Lot 893
Lot 894
Lot 891
148
£140 - £160
Lot 894
Lot 891
£140 - £160
£140 - £160
£140 - £60
Lot 898
Lot 895
Lot 898
Lot 895
£140 - £160
Lot 899
Lot 896
£140 - £160
£140 - £160
Lot 900
Lot 897
Lot 900
Lot 897
£140 - £160
Lot 899
Lot 896
£140 - £160
£140 - £160
149
Lot 904
Lot 901
Lot 904
Lot 901
£140 - £160
Lot 905
Lot 902
£140 - £160
Lot 903
150
£140 - £160
Lot 906
Lot 903
£140 - £60
Lot 905
Lot 902
Lot 906
£140 - £160
£140 - £160
Lot 911
£140 - £160
Lot 912
£140 - £160
Lot 913
£140 - £160
Lot 914
£140 - £160
Lot 915
£140 - £160
£140 - £160
Lot 916
£140 - £160
£140 - £160
Lot 917
Victorian half sovereign, 1860
£70 - £80
Lot 918
£70 - £80
Lot 907
Lot 907
Lot 908
Lot 908
Lot 917
Lot 909
Lot 909
Lot 910
£140 - £160
£140 - £160
Lot 919
Lot 919
£70 - £80
151
Lot 920
£70 - £80
Lot 921
Lot 921
£70 - £80
Lot 922
£70 - £80
Lot 928
£70 - £80
Lot 929
£70 - £80
Lot 930
£70 - £80
Lot 931
£70 - £80
Lot 932
£70 - £80
Lot 933
£70 - £80
Lot 934
£70 - £80
Lot 935
£70 - £80
Lot 936
£70 - £80
Lot 937
£70 - £80
Lot 938
£70 - £80
Lot 939
£70 - £80
Lot 923
Lot 923
£70 - £80
Lot 940
£70 - £80
Lot 924
£70 - £80
Lot 941
£70 - £80
Lot 925
£70 - £80
Lot 942
£70 - £80
Lot 926
£70 - £80
Lot 943
£70 - £80
Lot 927
£70 - £80
Lot 944
£70 - £80
152
Lot 945
£70 - £80
Lot 956
£70 - £80
Lot 946
£70 - £80
Lot 957
£70 - £80
Lot 947
£70 - £80
Lot 958
£70 - £80
Lot 948
£70 - £80
Lot 959
£70 - £80
Lot 949
£70 - £80
Lot 960
£70 - £80
Lot 950
£70 - £80
Lot 961
£70 - £80
Lot 951
£70 - £80
Lot 962
£70 - £80
Lot 963
£70 - £80
Lot 964
£70 - £80
Lot 965
£70 - £80
Lot 952
Lot 953
Lot 954
Lot 955
£70 - £80
£70 - £80
£70 - £80
£70 - £80
153
Index of Artists
Artist
Lot no.
Artist
Lot no.
Arnegger, Alois
132
Asprey, Algernon
189
167, 174, 214
Backhouse, James E.
173
Bale, Edwin
116
English School, Late 18th/early 19th Century
161
Beauvais, Walter John
188
Bensa, Ernesto
129, 130
Beresford, Frank Ernest
110, 111
Boultbee, John - After
181
Boyd, Margaret
190
Bradley, Basil
115
Brangwyn R.A, Sir Frank
128
Braque, George – Manner of
202
Burgess, Steve
183
Butler, Mildred A. – Manner of
201
Carelli, Conrad
126
Chambers, Horace
199
Cherrington, K.
179
Clare, Vincent
100
Continental School, 19th Century
114
Cook, William
121
Costa, C. da
125
Cotman, J.S. – Manner of
108
Crooke, Ray
English School, 19th Century
127, 148,
English School, 20th Century
151
Erskine, Lucy
186
Feiler, Paul
134
Ferrier, George Straton
119
Fielding, A.V. Copley – Manner of
138
Flint, Sir William Russell – After
208, 209,
210
Gillmor, Robert
187
Glindoni, Henry Gillard
211
Goff, Frederick
99
Goodall R.A, Frederick – Attributed to
122
Greiffenhagen, Maurice
157
Grisdale, Miss
159
Hamilton, Hugh Douglas – Attributed to
106
Hampson Jones, T
120
Hanft, Willy
205
Harris, Herbert H.
162
Hart, Thomas
175
Hayter, Sir George – Attributed to
141
196
Henry, Paul – Follower of
155
Darwin, Robin
172
Hollyer, Frederick – After Burne-Jones
176
Dashwood, George Frederick
135
Homeshaw, Arthur
Davis, H.B.
133
Hopkins, William – After
184
Devis, Anthony – Manner of
204
Hughes, Arthur Foord
178
Doyle, Richard – Follower of
180
Hughes, William
124
Dunston, Bernard
136
Hulk Snr, Abraham
102
Durer, Albrecht - After
225
Ince, J.M.
Ellis, Tristram
165
Jamieson, Francis E.
133
Elsley, Arthur J. – Follower of
109
Johnston, Alexander
103
154
192, 193, 194
213, 218
Index of Artists
Artist
Lot no.
Artist
Lot no.
Jones, Richard – Attributed to
149
Spencer, Sir Stanley – Attributed to
212
Kirk, Joel
182
Stannard, Eloise H.
104
Knell, William Adolphus
215
Stannard, Theresa
197
L’Aubiniere, Georgina M de
169
Stretton, Philip
170
Lancaster, Percy
217
Swiss School, 19th Century
207
Lauder, Charles James
131
Syer, John
Lucas, Albert Durer
107, 139, 154, 166
105, 113
Talboys, Agnes Augusta
177
Lynch, James F.
195
Varley, John – Attributed to
171
Maggs, John Charles
117
Wain, Louis – After
200
Marillier, C.B.
153
Watson, Charles John
164
Webster, Thomas
142
Morden, Robert
221, 222
Oyston, George
168
White, Archie
219
Parker, Henry H.
206
Widgery, Frederick John
118
Parton, Ernest
146
Willis, Henry Brittan
101
Pike, Sidney
112
Pinwell, George
143
Pollitt, Albert
198
Prince Charles, HRH
158
Richmond RA, George – Attributed to
140
Roberts, David
220
Roden, William Thomas
150
Round, O.S.
137
Sayers, Reuben
147
Seutter, Matthieu
223
Shalders R.I., George
216
Sheffield, George
203
Shipsides, Frank
191
Sickert, Walter – Attributed to
144, 145
Sisley, Alfred – Manner of
156
Slater, John Atwood
185
Slater, Joseph W.
160
Sommerville, Alexander A.
163
155
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£650
£170
£450
£110
£60
£50
£60
467
468
469
470
471
472
473
474
475
476
477
478
479
480
481
482
483
485
486
487
489
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531
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535
536
537
538
539
540
541
542
543
544
545
546
547
548
549
550
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552
£140
£50
£10,000
£130
£1,700
£700
£120
£100
£130
£50
£40
£50
£70
£70
£90
£160
£110
£40
£100
£40
£160
£100
£1,800
£40
£111
£70
£240
£4,300
£340
£400
£380
£1,500
£160
£170
£180
£170
£170
£170
£610
£220
£1,000
£220
£180
£360
£120
£160
£170
£160
£320
£260
£200
£240
£650
£380
£800
£80
£130
£160
£240
£360
£280
£280
£130
£135
£160
£150
£280
£105
£170
£80
£120
£380
£120
£150
553
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566
571
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579
581
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632
641
642
643
646
647
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650
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654
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658
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660
661
663
665
667
668
£170
£200
£160
£120
£100
£100
£65
£95
£60
£900
£60
£90
£100
£1,200
£1,300
£2,000
£620
£900
£180
£340
£800
£1,000
£300
£3,500
£300
£1,800
£480
£140
£580
£1,200
£900
£680
£1,500
£500
£1,100
£750
£550
£440
£720
£880
£420
£100
£240
£4,900
£120
£800
£220
£460
£4,500
£400
£550
£240
£200
£680
£650
£300
£980
£170
£200
£1,700
£80
£270
£400
£180
£1,000
£260
£340
£900
£620
£19,000
£300
£260
£360
£180
669
672
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764
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771
772
£200
£650
£150
£480
£1,000
£2,100
£360
£600
£120
£240
£300
£200
£280
£600
£200
£340
£300
£880
£90
£400
£750
£260
£100
£340
£180
£50
£70
£260
£750
£280
£780
£190
£240
£550
£100
£190
£100
£3,500
£1,000
£100
£220
£400
£620
£580
£260
£100
£340
£380
£620
£850
£225
£300
£340
£200
£360
£240
£300
£1,000
£400
£260
£350
£300
£340
£300
£200
£2,600
£260
£210
£110
£90
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CONDITIONS OF SALE
The Auctioneers acts only as agent for the Seller (unless otherwise specifically declared). Accordingly Sellers are not
paid until payment is received from the Buyer, nor is the Auctioneer necessarily in a position to know the history or
of asses the quality of lots sold on behalf of these principals. In addition, lots sold are likely to have been subject
to wear and tear caused by user or the effects of age and may therefore have faults and imperfections. No faults or
imperfections are mentioned in the catalogue descriptions. Condition reports are available on request. Buyers are
given ample opportunity at viewing times to examine lots to be sold and will be assumed to have done so. They must
rely solely on their own skill or judgment as to whether lots are fit for any particular purpose, and as to compliance
with the catalogue description or illustrations – see Condition 6.
1. BIDS All bids made shall be treated as offers made upon these Conditions of Sale and all persons present are
admitted to attend a sale on the basis that they have notice of these Conditions.
2. ASCERTAINMENT OF THE BUYER The Buyer shall be the person making the highest bid which is acceptable
to the Auctioneer as signified by fall of the hammer. In the case of a dispute as to the highest bidder during or
immediately after the sale of the lot, the Auctioneer may if he thinks fit put up the lot again for sale. Unless the
Auctioneer has previously acknowledged in writing that the Bidder bids as agent on behalf of a named principal,
every Bidder shall be taken to bid on his own behalf as principal. If the Auctioneer has earlier acknowledged in
writing that the Bidder bids as agent on behalf of a named principal, the Bidder warrants that he has the authority
of his principal to make each bid he makes.
3. AUCTIONEER’S DISCRETION The Auctioneer has sole discretion (a) to refuse any bid; (b) to advance the bidding
as he may decide’ (c) to decide whether there has been a dispute as to the bidding and under Condition 2 to resell
the lot in question; (d) to withdraw, or divide any lot or combine one lot with another or others; and (e) to exclude
any person from the auction room.
4. RESERVES Lots put up for sale are subject (a) to any reserve price imposed by the Seller; and (b) the right of the
Auctioneer to bid on behalf of the Seller.
5. BUYER’S DUTIES The Buyer shall forthwith or as soon as reasonably possible after the sale of the relevant lot (a)
supply his name and address; (b) shall when required pay in cash a deposit of 25 per cent or such further sum as
the Auctioneer may demand; (c) supply, if so required, bank or other suitable references; (d) pay the full purchase
price in a way acceptable to the Auctioneer; and (e) on proof of payment clear the lots purchased by him not later
then the end of normal working hours during the day of the sale; (f) the Buyers shall remove their lots at their
own expense immediately after Sale. To prevent inaccuracy in delivery and inconvenience in the settlement of
purchases, no lots can be removed during the time of sale without the express consent of the Auctioneers; (g) if any
person purchases two or more lots the prices of all must be paid before the delivery of any, and no transfer of any
purchase will be recognised by the Auctioneers.
6. LIABILITY OF THE AUCTIONEER AND SELLERS Subject to Condition 8 (a) lots are sold with all faults and
imperfections and neither the Seller nor the Auctioneer is responsible for any defects whatsoever; (b) no warranty
is given or authorised to be given by the Seller or the Auctioneer with regard to any lot other than that the Seller
had the right to sell it; (c) any express or implied conditions or warranties whether relating to descriptions or
quality. Are hereby excluded; (d) any damage by the removal of any lots to be made good by the purchaser. Such
damage to be assessed by the Auctioneers and to be paid for accordingly. Every person whilst upon the premises
before, during or after the sale, shall be deemed to be there at his or her own risk, and with notice of the condition
of the premises and effects, and the Auctioneers accept no responsibility for accident or damage from any cause to
persons or their property whilst upon the premises.
7. CATALOGUE DESCRIPTIONS The Auctioneer undertakes that care has been taken to see that catalogue
descriptions are accurate and reliable but these are necessarily matters of opinion and shall not be taken to be
statements of fact. No faults or imperfections are mentioned in the catalogue descriptions. Condition reports
are available on request. Subject to Condition 8, neither the Seller not the Auctioneer are responsible for the
correctness of any description of any lot or its attribution in any manner to any particular originator.
8. FORGERIES Notwithstanding Condition 6 and 7, if the Auctioneer receives in writing from the Buyer within 7 days
of the sale that in his opinion a lot is a forgery (as defined in Condition 11) and on giving such notification the lot
in question is returned to the Auctioneer at his working premises in the same condition as when bought, then if
on considering such evidence as the Buyer supplies to prove his assertion, the Auctioneer decides that the lot is a
forgery the sale of the lot will be rescinded and the purchase price repaid to the Buyer.
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The only entitlement of the buyer under this condition is to the refund as described in this condition.
The refund shall not extend to any other loss suffered by the buyer as a result of the lot being a
forgery (including but not limited to profits). Clevedon Salerooms shall have no other responsibility
to the buyer.
Only the buyer may claim under condition 8. The right to make such a claim does not pass to any
third party to whom the buyer may have transferred the lot.
9. PROPERTY IN LOTS AND RISK The Buyer shall not become the owner of any lot, and the Auctioneer shall
have a lien thereon, until the Buyer has discharged the purchase price, but after the fall of the hammer the risk of
damage or loss shall nevertheless by the Buyer’s.
10. REMEDIES FOR NON-PAYMENT OR FAILURE TO COLLECT PURCHASES If any lot is not paid in full and
taken away in accordance with these Conditions or if there is any other breach of these Conditions, we as agent
for the seller shall at our absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights we may have, be entitled to
exercise all or any of the following rights and remedies:
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to proceed against you for damages for breach of contract;
to rescind the sale of that Lot and/or any other Lots sold by us to you;
to resell the Lot (by auction or private treaty) in which case you shall be responsible for any resulting
deficiency in the total amount due (after crediting any part payment and adding any resale costs).
iv Any surplus so arising shall belong to the seller;
v to remove, store and insure the Lot at your expense and in the case of storage, either at the
premises or elsewhere;
vi to charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per month on the total amount due to the extent it
remains unpaid for more than 3 working days after the sale;
vii to retain that or any other Lot sold to you until you pay the total amount due;
viii to reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or impose conditions before any
such bids shall be accepted;
ix to apply any proceeds of sale of other lots due or in future becoming due to you towards the
settlement of the total amount due and to exercise a lien on any of your property in our possession
for any purpose.
11. DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION In these Conditions (a) References to ‘the Auctioneer’ shall be taken to
mean, as the context so admits, the firm of Clevedon Salerooms, The Auction Centre, Kenn Road, Kenn, Clevedon,
North Somerset, BS21 6TT or any partner or employee thereof at the time of the sale; (b) ‘Buyer’ shall have the
meaning ascribed to it in Condition 2 and for the purpose of these conditions all Buyers shall be deemed to be
principal; (c) ‘Forgery’ means a lot (i) which is so constituted as deliberately to deceive when considered in the light
of its catalogue description and (ii) whose value as such is materially less than if it had complied with the catalogue
description; (d) The Interpretation Act 1978 shall apply to the general construction of terms and expressions used
in these Conditions as if contained in a statute and these Conditions shall be governed by English Law.
12. LAW AND JURISDICTION These conditions shall be governed by, and construed in accordance with English law.
Clevedon Salerooms, all buyers and all vendors submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.
13. BUYER’S PREMIUM Except in respect of ‘special category items’, the buyer shall pay to Clevedon Salerooms a
premium of 20 per cent plus VAT on the ‘hammer price’ and agrees that Clevedon Salerooms when acting as agent
for the Seller, may also receive commission from the Seller. Lots purchased online with ATG media will attract
an additional charge for this service in the sum of 3% of the hammer price plus VAT. In completing the bidder
registration on www.the-saleroom.com and providing your credit card details and unless alternative arrangements
are agreed with Clevedon Salerooms you:
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Authorise Clevedon Salerooms, if they so wish, to charge the credit card given in part or full payment,
including all fees, for items successfully purchased in the sale via the-saleroom.com, and
Confirm that you are authorised to provide these credit card details to Clevedon Salerooms through www.thesaleroom.com and agree that Clevedon Salerooms are entitled to ship the goods to the card holder name and
card holder address provided at the cardholders expense in the fulfilment of the sale.
14. PHOTOGRAPHS AND ILLUSTRATIONS The buyer gives Clevedon Salerooms the absolute right to use its
photographs and illustrations of Lots at any time at Clevedon Salerooms’ absolute discretion (whether or not in
conjunction with the auction)
15. EXPLANATION OF PICTURE CATALOGUING TERMS Clevedon Salerooms endeavour to ensure that any
statement as to attribution, origin, date, age and provenance is reliable and accurate but all such statements are
statements of opinion only and are not too be taken as statements or representations of fact.
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vi
Nicholas Pocock. In our opinion a work by the artist.
Attributed to Nicholas Pocock. In our opinion probably a work by the artist but less certainty as to
the authorship is expressed than in the preceding category.
Manner of Nicholas Pocock. In our opinion a work in the style of the artist and of a later date.
After Nicholas Pocock. In our opinion a copy of a known work of the artist.
The term signed and/or dated means that in our opinion the signature and/or date are from the
hand of the artist.
The term bears signature and/or date means that in our opinion the signature and/or date have
been added by another hand.
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16. ARTIST RE-SALE RIGHT Living artists and the descendants of artists deceased within the last 70 years are
entitled to receive a re-sale royalty each time their work is bought or sold by an art market professional (since
February 2006). Any work selling for 1,000 euros or more is subject to an additional charge as laid out below.
This charge is payable by the buyer on any eligible lots based on the hammer price. Lots that may incur this
charge will be announced from the rostrum and will be denoted in the catalogue by AR. (For full details of The
Artists Resale Right Regulations 2006 see Statutory Instrument 2006 No. 346).
The total amount of royalty payable on the sale shall not in any event exceed 12,500 euro.
Portion of the Sale price
Percentage amount
1,000 to 50,000 euro
4%
From 50,000.01 to 200.000 euro
3%
From 200,000.01 to 350.000 euro
1%
From 350.000.01 to 500,000 euro
0.5%
Exceeding 500,000 euro
0.25%
17. PACKING & DISPATCH Clevedon Salerooms no longer undertake this service and will not pack items for
collection by couriers etc. As an alternative we are pleased to recommend our local Bristol branch of Mailboxes,
contact Tel: 0117 929 7643. For larger items such as furniture we recommend Alban Shipping, contact Andrew
Jackman Tel: 01582 493099. Lots will not be released until the account has been settled in full.
18. ONLINE BIDDING Clevedon Salerooms offer an online bidding service via the-saleoom.com for bidders who
cannot attend the sale. In completing the bidder registration on www.the-saleroom.com and providing your credit
card details and unless alternative arrangements are agreed with Clevedon Salerooms you:
authorise Clevedon Salerooms, if they so wish, to charge the credit card given in part or full payment, including all
fees, for items successfully purchased in the auction via the-saleroom.com
Please note that any lots purchased via the-saleroom.com live auction service will be subject to an additional 3%
commission charge + VAT at the rate imposed on the hammer price.
19. TRADE & EXPORT OF RESTRICTED GOODS – CITES REGULATIONS It is the responsibility of purchasers
to comply with the latest import/export regulations required for their purchases and also to obtain the relevant
import/export licences. Obtaining such licences can be a lengthy process but neither a delay or refusal of a
license will be grounds for the rescission of a sale or for a delay in making payment. Clevedon Salerooms do not
undertake such applications on behalf of successful bidders. Certain items may be subject to CITES regulations
when exporting outside of the EU. The regulations can be found on the DEFRA website and compliance with
the regulations regarding exportation is the sole responsibility of the purchaser. Items that may require permits
include, but are not limited to ivory, tortoiseshell, crocodile skin, rhinoceros horn, whalebone, certain types of
coral & Brazilian rosewood.
20. CLOCKS, WATCHES & MECHANICAL ITEMS All such items are sold with no guarantee. We are happy to
comment on the physical condition and appearance of the above items but we do not comment on the state of
the movement or workings. If asked whether a clock or watch works when wound, an affirmative response does
not imply any warranty that the piece is in working condition. Purchasers of Rolex Watches should be aware
that US Customs do not allow the shipping of Rolex in to the country and can only be imported personally.
Other countries may have their own restrictions and potential purchasers should check with the relevant authorities prior to bidding.
21. JEWELLERY & GEMSTONES Purchasers are advised that whilst great care has been taken in the examination of
gemstones, it is not possible to test every gemstone in multi-gemstone lots.
Coloured Gemstones Historically, many coloured gemstones have been subjected to a variety of treatments
designed to enhance their appearance. Certain enhancement methods, such as heating, are routinely used to
improve colour or transparency in rubies and sapphires. Other methods, such as oiling, enhance the clarity of
emeralds. The International jewellery trade has generally accepted these methods. Other coloured gemstones
may have undergone other permanent or semi-permanent treatments, such as dyeing, irradiation, coating and
impregnation, possibly requiring further re-treatment in order to retain their appearance.
Prospective purchasers should assume that all gemstones will have been treated unless statements are made to
the contrary. Gemmological reports from internationally recognised Gemmological Laboratories will be noted in
the item description where available.
Diamonds Any opinion as to diamond colour and clarity, as mounts and settings allow, are our opinion only but
Clevedon Salerooms cannot be held responsible for contrary outcome should they be subsequently submitted for
certification.
Pearls All pearls should be regarded as untested and unwarranted unless stated otherwise.
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Invitation to consign:
Regular Sales
of Antiques,
Interiors,
Collectables
& Jewellery
The
Bristol
Sale
Thursday 4th June
Frank Shipsides – Oil on Canvas
Sold for £3,000
A collection of Bristol and surrounding area related fine & decorative
arts, objects and historical ephemera. If you have Bristol related
items that you may be thinking of selling why not attend one of our
FREE VALUATION DAYS (see web site for dates) or email images to:
valuation@clevedon-salerooms.com
Closing date for entries 6th May.
To speak to a Valuer tel: 01934 830111
Tel: 01934 830111
Take advantage of high prices for
gold and silver
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•
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600-800 lots on average
Parking for 200 cars
Catering with picnic area
Email ‘Auction Alerts’
Printed & online catalogues
On view the day before
10am-7.30pm
Forthcoming dates
26
16
30
14
March
April
April
May
Tel: 01934 830111
Clevedon Salerooms
Lot 426
The Auction Centre, Kenn Road, Kenn, Clevedon, Bristol BS21 6TT
Tel: 01934 830111
Images of every lot at:
at 10.30am

March 2015 - Clevedon Salerooms

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