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TWENTIETH CENTURY DESIGN
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DECORATIVE ARTS
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A WMF Art Nouveau pewter figural liqueur stand,
the base having six sunken liqueur cup holders with WMF stamp
verso and raised number 168, h.24cm 3
£80 - 120
A WMF Art Nouveau pewter twelve division knife
stand, cast and pierced opposing decoration of stylised females
picking fruit, stamped WMF to one foot verso, h.15cm £70 - 100
4, 5
4
An Art Nouveau Imperial Zinn cast pewter hors
d’oeuvres dish, in the form of a semi-nude standing female
holding an apple, raised on integral wave form four dish support,
raised mark ‘Imperial Zinn B&G’, stamped 4758 verso, h.31cm
£300 - 400
5
An Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co Art Nouveau
pewter inkwell, having central hinged cover, with glass liner,
further raised stylised floral panels, stamped ‘Made in England,
English Pewter 0403’ verso, w.22.5cm £200 - 300
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1
A WMF Art Nouveau pewter and green glass claret
jug and stopper, of all-over stylised and pierced floral form, with
twin opposing maidens to bordered base, stamped WMF to one
£300 - 500
foot verso (worn), h.38cm 6
6
A collection of 1930s bone china teawares by
Shelley, comprising; three various trios, one in the Winter
pattern, and three further various teacups and saucers, each of
2, 3
2
L AC Y S C OT T & KN I GHT
conical form (6) £100 - 150
10 A 1960s Poole pottery Aegean charger, having raised
and textured portrait decoration, with a sailing vessel in the
background, printed ‘Poole England 54 Aegean’ verso, with further
indistinct artist monogram, dia. 42cm £40 - 60
7
7
A large quantity of various 1930s Shelley pottery
tablewares, to include; a set of four graduated circular bowls,
two butter coasters and covers, pair of single handled jugs, set
of six pedestal dessert bowls, four division toast-rack etc, each
predominantly painted in tones of green and yellow, jug h.16.5cm,
largest bowl dia.24cm (a lot) £150 - 250
11, 12
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8
A pair of Pilkingtons Lancastrian tiles, underglaze
painted with stylised mermaid and merman, each stamped Pilkington
verso, w.15.2cm; together with one other Pilkington tile of a
stylised fish; a modern Portuguese tile of a sailing vessel; and a large
stoneware tile having intricate floral decoration (5) £50 - 100
11 An Art Nouveau lime green glass and gilt metal
oil lamp, having shaped and spiral ribbed vaseline glass shade,
further raised stylised floral moulded glass column on a circular
foot h.50cm (excluding glass shade) £120 - 180
12 A large Brannam Art Nouveau pottery vase,
underglaze incise decorated with stylised fish, painted in tones of
blue and green, impressed Brannam and incised No 142 verso,
h.54cm £150 - 200
13, 14
9, 10
9
A 1970s studio pottery single handled jug, having
a pinched spout and of tapering form, with bright coloured
underglaze painted decoration in tones of green, red and blue,
monogrammed to the base, h.24cm £20 - 40
13 An Art Deco variegated marble three piece clock
garniture, comprising; mantel clock of flat-sided curved form,
with French eight day movement and twin winding holes, clock
h.22.5cm, garnitures h.14cm (3) £60 - 90
14 A French Art Deco silver plated mantel clock, the
silvered dial of circular form, raised on black variegated marble
base, h.17.5cm £30 - 50
L AC Y S C OT T & KNI G H T
3
18 Robert “Mouseman” Thompson (1876-1955) A carved light oak ashtray, having typical carved mouse with twin
cigarette rests, w.10cm; together with a Mouseman light oak octagonal
faceted napkin ring with carved mouse, w.5cm (2) £70 - 90
15
15 An Art Deco variegated marble Algerian onyx and
slate mounted three piece clock garniture, the clock with
spelter mount of a kneeling semi-nude female and a rearing goat, the
stylised convex silvered dial with twin winding holes, with pendulum
and winding key, clock h.33cm, garniture h.17cm (3) £80 - 120
19, 20
19 A Daum Nancy Art Nouveau glass Chardons vase,
with acid etched enamelled and gilded decoration, of lower bulbous
form, gilt signed Daum Nancy verso, h.11.5cm £300 - 400
20 A Daum Nancy Art Nouveau cameo glass
bonbonniere en verre, in various tones of red, signed in cameo
to the circular cover Daum Nancy and with all-over landscape
decoration, h.9.5cm, w.15cm £800 - 1200
16
16 An Art Deco two-tone red variegated marble mantel
clock, having Algerian onyx inset border, mounted with female spelter
kneeling figure by P.Germaine, France, with twin winding holes, short
pendulum and winding key, overall h.37cm £120 - 180
21, 22
21 A 1970s painted and glazed pottery table lamp, of
square section form, having circular and oval cut-outs, with some
orange bright painted decoration, labelled with letter ‘S’ to the top
of the lamp, h.46.5cm (excluding fitting) £50 - 70
17, 18
17 Robert “Mouseman” Thompson (1876-1955) A carved light oak rectangular box and cover, having typical
carved mouse to the centre of cover, w.18.5cm £200 - 300
4
22 An Art Deco style bronzed metal table lamp,
modelled as a semi-nude female on circular stepped black marble
base, with frosted white glass globe shade, h.53cm (excluding
fittings) £80 - 120
28 A pair of Clarice Cliff Crocus pattern pottery
candlesticks, each stem of square tapering form, with painted
backstamp verso (one a/f), h.20.5cm £100 - 150
29, 30
23, 24
23 A white enamel painted anglepoise lamp, having typical
twin hinged rise-and-fall rotating action, max h.78cm £20 - 40
24 A 1980s Italian Memphis School style aluminium
and orange painted table lamp, h.49cm; together with a pair
of clear moulded glass bedside lamps, h.23cm (3) £30 - 50
29 A 1930s Clarice Cliff Nasturtium pattern circular
fruit bowl, having typical bright coloured floral painted
decoration, with black printed backstamp verso, circa 1932,
dia.22cm £70 - 100
30 A 1930s Clarice Cliff Bizarre pattern pottery
circular pin tray, having orange banded border, black printed
backstamp verso, dia.7.5cm; together with a Clarice Cliff Oranges
& Lemons pattern pottery muffineer, printed backstamp and
stopper verso, h.7.5cm (2) £50 - 80
25, 26
25 A 1930s painted and glazed ceramic jug by Myott &
Son, having bright coloured zigzag banded decoration, with printed
backstamp verso, h.19.5cm; together with another Myott jug (a/f), and
a Myott five division specimen ‘rocket’ vase, h.21cm (3) £30 - 50
26 A 1930s Clarice Cliff Secrets pattern single handled
pottery jug, of ribbed slightly ovoid form, with typical bright
coloured decoration, printed backstamp ‘Bizarre by Clarice Cliff
Fantastique’ and raised mark 563 verso, h.23cm £200 - 300
31, 32
27, 28
31 A bronzed composition figure of a full-length
standing female nude, raised on integral square section plinth,
h.53cm £80 - 120
27 A Clarice Cliff for Wilkinson Art Deco pottery
jardiniere, of bulbous circular form, in the Crocus pattern,
printed backstamp verso, h.20.5cm, dia.24.5cm £100 - 150
32 A contemporary bronzed composition female
three-quarter length nude, in the Impressionist style, raised on
naturalistic base, incised AS 3/10 verso, gross h.33.5cm £40 - 60
5
37 Keith Murray for Wedgwood - A cream matt finish
pottery single handled jug, of tapering form with typical raised
concentric banding, printed backstamp ‘Keith Murray Wedgwood
Made in England’, further impressed marks verso, h.25cm £
40 - 60
33, 34
33 Reginald Fairfax Wells (British 1877-1951) - Bronze
figural group of a father cradling child, in seated pose, in the
neo-Impressionist style, etched RF Wells, h.26cm £300 - 400
34 Hans Muller (German 1873-1937) - Art Nouveau
bronze figure of a kneeling peasant woman holding a
sickle, raised on green variegated marble plinth, incised H.Muller,
gross h.15cm £200 - 300
38-40
38 A pair of early 20th century Zsolnay Pecs pottery
candlesticks, in the Moroccan taste, each having underglazed
painted floral decoration with pierced detail, impressed Zsolnay Pecs
3103 and further printed backstamp verso, h.18.5cm £70 - 100
39 A Troika pottery square section vase, each side of
textured form, with matching painted roundel, painted ‘Troika
St Ives, England’ and monogrammed verso, h.8.3cm, w.9cm
£40 - 60
40 A William Moorcroft Florian ware Art Nouveau
pottery vase, in the Peacock Feathers pattern, underglaze
painted in tones of blue, yellow and green, with typical fine
tube-lined stylised floral decoration, green painted signature
W.Moorcroft and with Florian ware backstamp verso (with large
area of damage to rim and long hairline crack running approx. 1/3
of the body), h.27.5cm £150 - 250
35
35 A JVC Videosphere television on stand, in cream
plastic, with integral curblink chain handle, circa 1970, gross
h.34cm; together with a Prinzsound 8-track stereo module
featuring am/fm radio, in cream plastic, h.30cm (2) £80 - 120
36, 37
41
36 An early 20th century Cantagalli pottery bulbous
form vase, of good size, painted with stylised floral decoration,
with painted signature to base, h.34cm £50 - 70
41 A 1950s German Industrial chrome table lamp,
having four adjustable hinged shades, with further rotating and
telescopic action, min. h.48cm, max. h. 62cm £120 - 180
6
45-48
45 A Whitefriars tangerine coloured moulded glass
‘drunken bricklayer’ vase, by Geoffrey Baxter, h.21cm
£80 - 120
46 A Whitefriars ruby glass Greek key moulded square
section vase, h.20cm £40 - 60
47 A modern boxed Lalique blue glass vase, of baluster
form, having raised floral interlaced decoration, etched Lalique
France verso, h.13cm £50 - 70
48 A modern boxed Lalique purple glass vase, of
baluster form, having raised floral interlaced decoration, etched
Lalique France verso, h.13cm £50 - 70
42
42 Nicolas Aubagnac - A pair of contemporary
hardwood and chrome telescopic table lamps, each of
tapering form to sloping support, both with applied Nicolas
Aubagnac label verso, h.90cm £100 - 200
43 A probably Danish heavy moulded clear glass
decanter and stopper, with silver rim stamped 925 sterling,
h.21.5cm; together with a Hukin & Heath silver plated cocktail
shaker of cylindrical tapering form, h.20cm (2) £40 - 60
44 An early 20th century cut crystal glass and silver
plated hinged top jug, having pull-out glass liner, h.30cm;
together with a moulded clear glass and silver rim table jug,
h.13cm; and a silver plate topped and glass bodied barrel and cover
with swing handle (3) £50 - 80
49
49 A 1980s Harvey Guzzini of Italy chrome framed
ceiling light, having white plastic domed shade, with applied
Guzzini label, dia. 35cm £40 - 60
43, 44
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50
50 Rene Lalique (1860-1945) - An Archers vase, in moulded deep amber coloured glass with frosted raised continuous stylised
decoration, relief moulded signature R.Lalique verso, h.26.5cm £3000 - 5000
8
55 An Art Deco bronzed spelter figure group of a
leaping gazelle and one other, each having ivory horns
(probably formally a clock mount), h.26cm £50 - 70
51
51 Rene Lalique (1860-1945) - An Art Deco Charmes
circular plafonnier, yellow pres-moulded glass with raised floral
leaf continuous decoration to the underside, raised R.Lalique
signature twice and further etched France beneath, with various
sized chips to rim, dia.34cm £400 - 600
56, 57
56 A contemporary Japanese bronzed metal model of
a geisha girl, in full-length standing nude pose, raised on integral
shell support, h.26cm £70 - 100
52, 53
52 An Art Deco Royal Lancastrian pottery jardiniere,
incised stylised decorated with flying birds amongst a landscape,
painted in muted colours, impressed Royal Lancastrian Made in
England and numbered 201, incised monogram WSM (possibly
William S Mycroft) verso, h.18cm £40 - 60
57 After Bruno Zach - A bronzed metal and
composition model of the Riding Crop Girl, in semi-nude
standing pose with her hands behind her back, raised on stepped
oval red variegated marble support, h.32.5cm £60 - 80
53 An Art Deco flattened chrome figure of a stylised
polar bear, raised on integral walnut oval base (unsigned),
h.17.5cm £50 - 80
54, 55
58
54 After Ferdinand Preiss - Bronze model of a young
girl holding a fishing rod, raised on a variegated black marble
hexagonal cut support, bears impressed Preiss signature, max.
h.31cm £80 - 120
58 A cased set of six Art Nouveau style silver teaspoons,
having reeded stems to shaped terminals, by Elkington & Co,
Birmingham 1960, length 14cm £60 - 80
9
63 Nick Bibby (British b.1960) - Standing model of sow,
bronzed composition, with mid-brown patina, raised on integral
rectangular plinth incised Bibby, h.24cm £70 - 100
64 Godfrey Newcomb (d.2003) - A glazed and ribbed
pottery baluster form vase, entitled ‘Eastholme School,
Harlesden 1963’ and incised GN verso, h.27.5cm £40 - 60
59-61
59 A collection of seven various A Michelsen of
Denmark sterling silver collectors spoons and forks, each
gilt washed and with enamel detail, further stamped ‘A.Michelson
Copenhagen Sterling Denmark’, comprising; four spoons and
three forks, approx length 15cm £70 - 100
60 A set of three WMF Art Nouveau cast and pierced
pewter lobster picks, each with raised floral decoration, with
further raised lobster terminals, stamped WMF, length 19cm
£30 - 40
61 A 1960 Danish sterling silver bangle, having various
stamped shaped outer border, impressed 925, dia.7cm; together
with a David Anderson of Norway sterling silver and enamel
decorated rectangular brooch, marks verso, w.5cm (2) £30 - 50
65-67
65 A 1960s Poole pottery ovoid form vase, with stylised
banded floral decoration, printed backstamp ‘Poole England
handmade hand-decorated’ verso, h.25cm; together with a
Pilkington’s Royal Lancastrian orange mottled painted pottery vase
of squat and slightly bulbous form, impressed backstamp verso,
h.13.5cm (2) £50 - 80
66 A Troika pottery square section slab-sided vase,
each side having various circular geometric designs, painted mark
Troika and monogrammed verso, h.8.2cm, w.9.5cm £40 - 60
67 A 1930s pottery table bowl by Charlotte Rhead, of
circular ribbed form, having typical tube-lined and stylised floral
bright painted decoration, raised signature C Rhead, numbered
4300 and stamped Made in England verso, dia.25cm £50 - 70
62
62 An Omega Ingenieur gents stainless steel
wristwatch, having unusual silvered demi-lune hour hand and
arrow pointed minute hand, on a brushed black dial, dial w.4.3cm,
with associated black military style canvas strap £200 - 300
68
63, 64
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68 A large Poole Pottery Tutankhamun circular
charger, underglaze bright colour decorated, printed backstamp
‘Poole Studio’ and numbered 34/50 verso, with original hexagonal
box and cover, dia.41cm £70 - 100
72 A Royal Doulton stoneware jardiniere, having a part
folded wavy rim over raised applied stylised floral central banded
decoration to beaded surround, underglaze painted in tones of brown,
green and blue, impressed Royal Doulton England and numbered
3618, incised LW (Louisa Wakely) verso, h.18cm £40 - 60
69
69 Beatles memrobilia - A 1977 promotional clear
glass ‘Only Hollywood’ table bowl, etched ‘The Beatles at the
Hollywood Bowl’ twice around the border and once to the base,
dia.22.5cm £40 - 60
73, 74
73 A pair of Doulton Slaters Patent stoneware baluster
form vases, having a matted ground with tube-lined underglaze
painted stylised floral decoration, impressed Royal Doulton
England and numbered 6766, incise monogrammed FR? verso,
h.32.5cm £120 - 180
74 A pair of Royal Doulton stoneware vases, of slightly
waisted form, each with applied stylised floral decoration,
underglaze painted to a predominantly blue ground, impressed
Royal Doulton England and numbered 6462 verso, h.28cm
£60 - 80
70
70 A Jaeger le Coultre brushed gilt brass cased mantel
clock, of rectangular flat-sided form, having jewelled winding
movement, stamped 551 to the base, housed in original fitted case,
h.19.5cm £400 - 600
75-77
75 A pair of Royal Doulton stoneware candlesticks,
having applied stylised floral decoration and fluted spiral twist
stems, underglaze painted in tones of blue, brown and green, each
impressed Royal Doulton England and numbered X6206 verso,
h.16.5cm £40 - 60
71, 72
71 A pair of Royal Doulton stoneware vases, of ovoid
form, with part-matted raised painted and gilt floral decoration,
with further underglaze mottled green painted panels, each
impressed Royal Doulton England and numbered 8352 verso,
h.21cm £70 - 100
76 A collection of Royal Doulton stonewares, to
include; three various underglaze blue painted vases, each with
raised applied stylised floral decoration, impressed Royal Doulton
England verso, the largest h.18.5cm; one other streaky brown
glazed part waisted and central bulbous form vase, h.19.5cm;
and an underglaze blue painted Chinese style rectangular section
planter, impressed Royal Doulton England and numbered 8711
verso, w.24cm (5) £80 - 120
11
77 A pair of Doulton Lambeth stoneware squat
bulbous form vases, each underglaze blue painted and with
applied floral motifs, each stamped Doulton Lambeth England
verso, h.9cm; together with a small pair of Doulton Lambeth
unglazed shouldered tapering vases, h.8cm (4) £40 - 60
78-80
78 A graduated set of two Doulton Lambeth stoneware
water-jugs, each having reeded handles and continuous circular
concentric banded decoration, impressed Doulton Lambeth verso,
the larger h.24.5cm, the smaller h.23cm £40 - 60
79 A Royal Doulton Slaters Patent stoneware single
handled jug, having a predominantly matted ground with further
tube-lined stylised floral decoration, underglaze painted in tones
of blue, brown and green, impressed Doulton Slaters Patent and
numbered 4940, artist monogrammed FJ (Florrie Jones) verso,
h.23cm; together with one other single handled jug of tapering
form, having reeded concentric banded decoration, with silver
plated rim, h.20.5cm; and a smaller tapering vase, h.14.5cm (3)
£60 - 80
83, 84
83 A pair of Arts & Crafts brass andirons, of all-over
shaped and hammered form, each with raised bow and flower
design, h.38cm £50 - 80
84 An Art Deco style polished chrome table bowl
stand, of a stylised flat-sided nude female, raised on integral
square base, (lacking bowl) h.32cm £40 - 60
80 A Doulton Lambeth stoneware single handled jug,
the body depicting three panels, each with raised figures, entitled
‘Military Road and Path’, with further Art Nouveau influenced
tube-lined stylised floral decoration, underglaze painted in tones of
brown, green and blue, impressed Doulton Lambeth England and
numbered 162 verso, h.20.5cm; together with a Royal Doulton
brown glaze stoneware bottle vase, h.19.5cm (2) £70 - 100
81, 82
81 A WMF Art Nouveau cast pewter tray, of shaped oval
form, depicting boy swimming from a komodo dragon, stamped
WMF to one support verso, w.28.5cm £80 - 120
82 An Arts & Crafts copper clad casket by
John Pearson, having a wooden lined interior, the hinged
cover with raised hammered decoration of two mythical
creatures, monogrammed J.P. to back right hand corner, w.22cm
£150 - 250
12
85, 86
85 After Chiparus - A textured bronze model of a fulllength dancing woman, standing on tiptoes with her hands
raised above her head, raised on black veined square shaped
stepped support, bears signature, h.49cm £120 - 180
86 After Otto Poertzel - large bronze model of a
female ballet dancer, in acrobatic pose, with incised decoration
to black slate circular plinth, h.56cm £150 - 200
92 A modern Moorcroft Hibiscus pattern pottery
vase, of bulbous form, having typical tube-lined and underglaze
bright painted floral decoration, impressed ‘Moorcroft Made in
England’ and monogrammed WM verso, h.19cm (with original
box) £70 - 100
87-89
87 A matching pair of modern Moorcroft small circular
dishes, in a version of the Inglewood pattern, each typically tubelined and underglaze painted in tones of blue and green, impressed
mark verso, one dated 2002 the other 2004, dia.11.5cm; together
with one other modern Moorcroft small circular dish in the
Anemone Tribute pattern, dated 2003 verso, dia.11.5cm (3)
£50 - 70
vase, of baluster form, with tube-lined and underglaze painted
floral decoration, impressed Moorcroft Made in England verso,
h.13.5cm; together with a modern small Moorcroft Hibiscus
pattern squat vase, dated 2003 verso, h.8cm (2) £50 - 70
89 A modern Moorcroft pottery rectangular pen-tray,
in the Hibiscus pattern, with tube-lined and underglaze painted
floral decoration, impressed Moorcroft Made in England verso,
w.20cm; together with a modern Moorcroft Hibiscus pattern
small baluster form vase, h.9.5cm (2) £40 - 60
93, 94
ginger jar and cover, having typical tube-lined and bright
coloured underglazed floral decoration, impressed ‘Moorcroft
Made in England’ and monogrammed WM verso, h.20cm, (with
original box) £80 - 120
94 Two modern Moorcroft Anemone pattern pottery
circular chargers, each having typical tube-lined and bright colour
underglazed floral painted decoration, both impressed ‘Moorcroft
Made in England’, one dated 2002 verso, dia.26cm; together with a
matching Hibiscus example, dia.26cm (3) £100 - 150
95, 96
90-92
90 A modern Moorcroft pottery Anemone pattern
squat bulbous form vase, having typical tube-lined and
underglaze painted floral decoration, impressed ‘Moorcroft
Made in Stoke on Trent England’ and dated 2002 verso, h.11cm
£40 - 60
91 A modern Moorcroft pottery Prairie Summer
pattern baluster form vase, having typical tube-lined and
underglaze bright painted floral decoration, impressed ‘Moorcroft
Made in Stoke on Trent England’ and dated 2001 verso, h.20.5cm
£60 - 80
95 A large modern Moorcroft Hibiscus pattern pottery
charger, of typical tube-lined and bright coloured underglaze
floral painted decoration, with original oval Moorcroft label to the
front, further impressed ‘Moorcroft Made in England’ and ‘number
9 from 200 pieces’, dated 1984 and monogrammed WM, dia.31cm
£70 - 90
96 A collection of modern Moorcroft Hibiscus pattern
pottery wares, to include; circular plate with original oval
Moorcroft England label to the front, further monogrammed
WM verso, dia.21.5cm; footed bowl with original label to front,
dia.14.5cm; and two heart shaped pin trays, each impressed
‘Moorcroft Made in England’ verso, dia.11.5cm (4) £100 - 150
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97
A collection of modern Moorcroft Hibiscus pattern
pottery wares, to include; lower bulbous form vase, h.13.5cm; a
small ginger jar and cover, h.11cm; an ovoid shaped vase, h.10.5cm;
and a bulbous form squat vase with flaring rim, h.9cm, each
impressed ‘Moorcroft Made in England’ verso (4) 98
£100 - 150
A modern Moorcroft pottery table lamp, in the
Hibiscus Moon pattern, of ovoid form, with typical coloured
97
underglaze floral tube-lined decoration, on wooden circular base,
h.20.5cm (excluding fittings) 99
£60 - 90
A mid-20th century Moorcroft pottery circular
dressing table tidy and cover, in the Anemone pattern, with
typical bright coloured underglaze floral tube-lined decoration,
impressed ‘Moorcroft Made in England’ verso, dia.11.5cm;
together with a modern Moorcroft small circular dish, impressed
‘Moorcroft Made in England’ and dated ‘93 verso, dia.12cm (2)
£60 - 90
100 Dr Christopher Dresser for James Dixon & Sons An electroplated bullet shaped teapot, having hinged cover
and all-over hammered decoration, with turned ebony bar handle,
stamped manufacturers marks, designers facsimile signature and
design registration lozenge, further numbered 2278 verso, circa
98, 99
1880, h.13.5cm, max. w.21.5cm 100
14
£1000 - 1500
104 An early 20th century sterling silver pedestal
circular sugar bowl, having floral leaf cast edge over hammered
£40 - 60
body, stamped 925 to the interior, dia.12cm 105 A pair of cased Art Deco silver sauceboats, each
having stylised angular handles, raised on integral stepped
supports, by S Blanckensee & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1940, approx.
£150 - 200
10oz, length 16.5cm 101
101 Michael Werner (1912-1989) - Bronze bust of a
gentleman, in the Impressionist style, mid-brown patina, incised
Werner 1950 to back of neck, raised on stained pine square plinth,
bronze h.30cm £100 - 200
106, 107
106 A cased set of six early 20th century Norwegian
silver and enamel decorated teaspoons, each guilloche
enamelled in different colours and stamped 830S, length 10cm
£40 - 60
107 A cased set of twelve Art Deco silver teaspoons,
each with plain apostle style terminals, with a matching pair of
sugar tongs, makers CB&Co, Sheffield 1926 £80 - 120
102
102 In the manner of Lydia Silvestri - Carved and polished
black marble sculpture, raised on integral pale stone chamfered
square section plinth, gross h.25cm, w.32cm £200 - 300
108
103-105
103 An Art Deco silver twin handled sugar bowl by
Mappin & Webb, each handle in the form of a jockey on a
mechanical horse, stamped Mappin & Webb Ltd, London &
Sheffield verso, Sheffield 1937, max. dia. 16cm (including handles)
£120 - 160
108 A cased set of twelve French Art Nouveau silver
teaspoons, possibly by Gregoire & Cordonnier, each having gilt
washed bowls and trellis pierced shaped floral handles, length
13cm £120 - 180
15
109 An Art Deco silver mounted and oak backed easel
photograph frame, having engine turned border, by James
Walter Tiptaft, Birmingham 1929, h.25.5cm £60 - 80
110 A 1930s brass circular pressure gauge, the enamel
painted dial signed ‘Albert Taylor & Sons (Valves Ltd), Milnsbridge,
Huddersfield’ (lacking on/off tap), dial dia. 24cm £50 - 100
111 A large collection of various mainly hardback art
reference books, principally photography related, to include
various Magnum volumes, Inferno by James Nachtwey, A Year
in Photography, The Art of Photography, Black Star; 60 years of
photojournalism, Portraits of America etc (34) £100 - 200
109, 110
112, 113
112 An Art Deco chrome bathroom mirror, having frosted
glass beaker, three division toothbrush holder, and integral lower
glass shelf, the mirror of V stepped form, h.37cm £30 - 50
113 A 1960s Monart style green and orange mottled
glass vase of tapering form, having iridescent inclusions,
h.20cm; together with one other matching example of wider squat
form, raised on integral pedestal foot, h.16.5cm; and a further
1960s pink and blue mottled glass vase (a/f), h.25cm (3) £60 - 90
111
114 A collection of various 1960s and ‘70s art glass, both
Continental and British to include; an Italian green glass partially gilt
decorated dome form vase, h.16cm; a silver collared waisted form
vase; brightly coloured vases and table bowls etc (14) £80 - 120
114
16
116
117
118
119
115
115 A large contemporary bronzed composition model
of a Labrador, in seated pose, with separate matched tennis ball,
unsigned, length 130cm (2)
£200 - 300
116 J Afreei - Contemporary stoneware wall hanging of
a crouching female nude torso, incised J. Afreei 2004 verso,
h.57cm, w.50cm £100 - 150
117 A ladies 1960s chiffon dress, in bright colours with
fringing £40 - 60
118 A ladies 1920s beaded silk flapper dress, with lace
fringe £100 - 150
119 A ladies 1920s black chiffon beaded cocktail dress,
with stylised floral motifs £150 - 250
120 A Lladro porcelain model of the Fifa World Cup
trophy, having raised painted and glazed decoration, blue printed
backstamp ‘Lladro Handmade in Spain’, and further printed ‘SportBilly productions 1.978’ and raised on a wooden socle, trophy
h.35cm, gross h.41cm £800 - 1000
120
17
121
121 An Arts & Crafts hammered copper oval fire screen,
having later tapestry embroidered inset, with three turquoise and
enamel roundels, bears Liberty of London label verso, h.67cm,
w.52cm £60 - 90
122
122 An Art Nouveau brass hanging three branch
electrolier, having pierced floral scroll decoration and with green
vaseline glass shades, approx. h.50cm £80 - 120
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123
123 A 1960s Italian Murano glass and chrome framed
hanging ceiling light, on chainlink support to circular reeded
mount, with clear orange and milk glass domed and shaped shade,
approx. h.75cm (including fittings) £200 - 300
124, 125
124 Attributed to Josef Lorenzl (Austrian 1892-1950)
- An Art Deco cold painted metal figure of a full-length
standing female, holding a C-shaped support (lacking mirror),
on later square section marble base, gross h.47cm £150 - 250
125 In
the
manner
of
Pierre
Le
Faguays
(French 1892-1962) - An Art Deco cast aluminium figure
of a hoop-girl, standing on one leg, raised on verde antico
stepped square section marble base, gross h.38cm £150 - 250
130 A Doulton Lambeth stoneware baluster form
vase, with incised floral decoration and all-over beaded and
banded borders, underglaze painted in tones of brown and green,
impressed Doulton Lambeth and dated 1879, incised EAS verso
(Elizabeth A Sayers), h.23cm; together with a Doulton Lambeth
stoneware pedestal vase, underglaze painted in tones of green and
blue, h.16.5cm; and a Royal Doulton stoneware teapot and cover,
having floral tube-line decoration, h.12.5cm (3) £70 - 100
131, 132
126, 127
126 A modern Kevin Francis glazed ceramic figure of
Sophie Loren, modelled by Andy Moss, with printed backstamp
verso (factory second), h.22.5cm £60 - 80
131 An early 20th century Moorcroft Pomegranate
pattern pottery twin handled tazza, tube-line decorated
and underglaze painted in tones of green, purple, yellow and
red, raised on integral hammered pewter socle, stamped English
Hammered Pewter, and numbered 143 verso, max dia.35cm
(including handles) £150 - 250
132 A Royal Doulton stoneware vase by George
Tinworth, applied, incised and tube-line decorated, of stylised
beaded floral design, incised monogram GT to lower part of body,
impressed Royal Doulton England verso, h.23.5cm £200 - 300
127 A modern Kevin Francis glazed ceramic of
Evangeline, modelled by Andy Moss, with printed backstamp
verso, numbered 61/100, h.25.5cm (with original box) £70 - 90
128-130
128 A pair of Doulton Lambeth stoneware bottle
vases, each having flaring rims over lower bulbous form bodies,
incised floral decoration and further beaded borders, underglaze
painted in tones of blue and brown, impressed Doulton Lambeth
and dated 1879, further incised monogram WP verso (possibly
William Parker), h.24cm £70 - 100
129 A pair of Doulton Lambeth stoneware candlesticks,
with all-over raised floral leaf decoration, underglaze painted in
tones of brown, blue and green, impressed Doulton Lambeth
England and monogrammed HA verso, h.20cm £40 - 60
133, 134
133 A contemporary bronze model of a frog, in crouching
pose, dark brown patina with lighter high points, length 10cm
£40 - 60
134 An early 20th century bronze model of a crane,
leaning over with its beak touching the floor, mid-brown
patina, with finely incised detail and further incised monogram
P W B, raised on velvet-clad square section base, gross h.17cm
£120 - 180
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140 A pair of Loetz style Art Nouveau frosted green
glass and pewter mounted vases, the stylised pewter mounts
terminating in four reeded feet, h.28.5cm £200 - 300
135, 136
135 An Eric Ravilious (1903-1942) for Wedgwood
commemorative mug, to celebrate the coronation of King
George VI and Queen Elizabeth in 1937, black printed backstamp
verso, h.10.5cm £200 - 300
141-143
136 An Eric Ravilious (1903-1942) for Wedgwood
commemorative mug, to celebrate the coronation of King
Edward VIII in 1937, black printed backstamp verso, h.10.5cm
£200 - 300
141 An Art Deco silver cigarette case, having engine
turned and stepped edge exterior, gilt washed interior, by Sanders
& Co, Birmingham 1936, approx. 5.oz, length 11.5cm £50 - 70
142 An Art Deco silver clear glass and blue guilloche
enamelled circular compact and cover, the cover with
mirrored interior, by Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1928,
dia.10cm £40 - 60
143 An Asprey’s of London silver cigarette case, the plain
exterior of slightly bowed form, with faded gilt washed interior,
stamped Asprey London, Chester 1916, approx. 3.6oz, length
8.5cm £30 - 50
137, 138
137 Tyra Lundgren (1897-1979) for Venini - deep blue
glass model of a stylised bird, in swooping pose, circa 1960,
etched ‘Venini Murano Italia’ verso, length 28.5cm £200 - 300
138 After Lalique - Spirit of the Wind Victorie green
moulded glass car mascot, length 25cm £80 - 120
144-147
144 An Art Deco silver cased Movado Ermeto automatic
purse-watch, having typical slide action, Swiss made, w.4.5cm
(closed), w.7cm (open) £150 - 250
145 A 1930s Art Deco German nickel chrome and black
enamel cased purse-watch, having hinged action, by Judex,
w.4.5cm £100 - 150
139, 140
139 A pair of WMF Art Nouveau silver plated and clear
glass bodied ewers, each with integral hinged thumbpiece
covers, raised sinuous stylised floral design over part cut glass
lozenge and fluted tapering glass bodies, each stamped WMF to
underside of lower part of handle, h.30cm £100 - 150
20
146 A pair of cased Georg Jensen silver cufflinks, of twin
diving dolphin design, each stamped Georg Jensen 925 Denmark,
w.2.8cm £70 - 100
147 A cased Georg Jensen sterling silver tie-clip, of raised
shell and twin diving dolphin design, stamped Georg Jensen 925
Denmark verso, w.5.7cm £40 - 60
148, 149
148 A Murrle Bennett & Co Art Nouveau silver and
enamelled pendant, of all-over stylised floral form, with
151, 152
further enamel attachments, on silver flatlink chain, stamped MB,
Birmingham 1909, pendant w.3cm £120 - 180
149 A Gourdel Vales & Co Art Nouveau hammered
silver and blue/green enamel inset ladies brooch, of shaped
pierced form, with attached safety chain, stamped G.V & Co,
151 A Walter Moorcroft pottery vase in the Anemone
pattern, of lower ovoid form, tube-line decorated and underglaze
painted in tones of blue, green and pink, impressed Moorcroft Made
in England and monogrammed WM verso, h.18cm £250 - 300
Birmingham 1908, w.2.8cm; together with another Art Nouveau
152 A modern Moorcroft Amazon Twilight pattern
silver and enamel decorated bar brooch, w.3.5cm; and a silver
pottery table lamp, of bulbous form, with typical tube-lined
sapphire set and enamel decorated Art Nouveau pendant (3)
£70 - 100
stylised decoration, underglaze painted in tones of green, blue and
yellow, raised on integral turned wooden base with silk shade,
h.24cm (excluding electrical fittings) £100 - 150
153, 154
153 A Barolac Art Deco opalescent moulded glass table
bowl on stand, of circular form, with raised continuous palm
tree decoration, raised Barolac verso to the stand, bowl dia.22cm,
150
stand dia.30cm; together with one other matching smaller
£100 - 150
150 Ganu Gantcheff - A large Art Deco terracotta
example, bowl dia.14cm, stand dia.20cm (2) figure of a semi-nude female dancer, in a recumbent ballet
154 A mid-20th century vaseline glass circular bowl,
style pose, raised on integral elliptical tapering base, circa 1920,
having a deep border with raised decoration, dia.23cm; together
signed Gantcheff and stamped Terracotta d’Art, h.39cm, w.73cm
with a pale green soap glass dish of circular form, dia.21cm (2)
£200 - 300
£30 - 50
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155
159
155 A modern British school carved limestone figure
of a recumbent nude female, upon a rough carved rocky
£60 - 90
surround, length 41cm 159 A French Art Deco silver plated five piece tea and
coffee set by Boulenger, comprising; dodecagon shaped tray
with turned wooden handles, an octagonal tapering coffee pot
with wooden handle and finial, further teapot, twin handled sugar
bowl and cover, and a cream jug, tray w.48cm (including handles),
coffee pot h.20cm (including cover) £300 - 500
156-158
156 A Cartier of Paris gilt metal cigarette lighter, of
reeded form, with typical hinged cover, refillable, with stamped
marks verso and numbered 00901P, h.7cm; together with one
other Cartier of Paris brushed metal cigarette lighter, stamped
marks verso and numbered 08132L, h.7cm, both with original
boxes and Cartier certificate booklets; sold with a collection of
11 gas refill canisters (2) £100 - 150
157 A mid-20th century silver cigarette case, having
engine turned exterior, London 1949, approx.5.6oz. length 11cm;
together with a mid-20th century silver plated cigarette case,
having ridged exterior, length 9cm (2) £50 - 70
158 A pair of Russian spinach jade and silver gilt
mounted pedestal vases, of small proportions, one with applied
cat climbing over the rim, h.11cm (including cat) 22
£60 - 80
160
160 Margaret Lovell FRBS RWA (b.1939) - Twin wave
form, sliced bronze, having a blue patina and highly polished
edges, stamped monogram ML AC/6 to the base of one side,
raised on black slate square section plinth, h.28cm £400 - 600
161
162
161 Jonathan Clarke (b.1961) - Moonface, standing male nude figure, coated naturalistically cast aluminium, raised on integral
square section plinth, h.83cm £3000 - 4000
162 Attributed to Eduardo Paolozzi (1924-2005) - Birdform Bronze, having rich dark brown patina, raised on walnut square
section base, circa late 1950s, h.31.5cm £5000 - 7000
163-164 No lots
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PAINTINGS & PRINTS
167
165
165 Hubert J Pepper (1928-1985) - Standing deer in a
wooded landscape, in the Impressionist style, oil on canvas,
signed and dated ‘69 lower right, with label for The Moorland
Gallery, 23 Cork St, London verso, 50 x 60cm £50 - 80
167 Morris Cockrill RA (1936-2013) - Penny Lane,
lithograph, published by Alexander Howden Group Ltd, London,
1977, printed in England by W R Royal & Son Ltd, numbered
418/500, signed in pencil to the margin, 40 x 59cm £100 - 150
168 Anthony Green RA (b.1939) - The Waldorf Hotel,
lithograph, signed and dated ‘06 and numbered 7/50, 62 x 101cm
£250 - 300
169
166
166 Paula Nightingale (Contemporary) - Young girl
holding a rabbit in a floral wooded landscape, in the
Impressionist style, oil on board, signed P.Nightingale ‘88 lower
right, 59.5 x 74.5cm £100 - 150
169 Troy Kinney (1871-1938) - The Dancer, etching, signed
in pencil to the margin, 17 x 16.5cm; M H Duisiu - Female Nude,
woodblock, signed in pencil, 19 x 22cm; and a Don Quixote
inspired 1970s etching (3) £60 - 90
168
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170
170 Sir Peter Blake (b.1932) - Studio tack-board 2, offset
lithograph printed in colour, signed and numbered 43/350 in
pencil, glazed in floating frame, 59 x 39cm £400 - 600
172
172 John Livesey (1926-1990) - Still life at the window, oil
on board, signed lower right, 93 x 57cm 171
171 Graham Sutherland (1903-1980) - Hanging form
owl and bat, lithograph printed in colours on wove, signed and
numbered in pencil 41/75, 50.5 x 65.5cm £300 - 500
£70 - 100
173
173 John Livesey (1926-1990) - Extensive landscape, oil
on board, signed and dated lower left ‘62, 61 x 96cm £80 - 120
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176
176 A Prince of Wales Theatre lithograph printed poster
for ‘Hit the Deck’, showing Monday September 10th 1928 for
six nights, after a design by Chesney, 76 x 25cm £30 - 50
174
174 John Livesey (1926-1990) - Still life with flowers in a
vase, oil on board, signed lower left, 89 x 55cm £60 - 80
177
177 Ben Westwood (b.1963) - Society women in states
of undress, two original studio photographic prints, one with
studio stamp, 40 x 28cm, each framed and glazed £40 - 60
175
178
175 John Livesey (1926-1990) - Tomato plants I, oil on
canvas laid on board, signed lower right, with artist label verso,
54 x 59cm; and one other by the artist - Mother and child, oil on
board, signed lower right, 77 x 34cm (2) £70 - 100
178 Ben Westwood (b.1963) - Society women in states
of undress and erotic poses, four original studio photographic
prints, each with studio stamps, circa 2003/4, each 40 x 28cm
£70 - 100
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179 Ben Westwood (b.1963)
- Society women in states of
undress and erotic poses, four
original studio photographic prints,
each with studio stamps, circa
2003/4, each 40 x 28cm £70 – 100
179
The following lots (180-210) are from the estate of the late (Arthur) Graham Reynolds 1914-2013. Reynolds was a renowned art
historian who lived near Bury St Edmunds until his recent death. Educated at Queen’s College, Cambridge, he joined the Victoria and
Albert Museum in 1937 and was promoted to Keeper of Paintings (1959-74) and of the Department of Prints and Drawings (1961-74).
On the outbreak of WWII, V&A staff (as civil servants) became part of ‘the Treasury pool’ and Reynolds was allocated to the London
Civil Defence Region, with a key role to play in air attacks and in case of invasion. It was during this period that he met his future wife
Daphne Dent.
Reynolds was very aware of current artistic trends and began collecting contemporary art in the late 1930s. In the late 1960s Reynolds,
now keeper of his department at the V&A, set a precedent by staging exhibitions of living artists, first Stanley William Hayter and then
Anthony Gross. Gross became a great friend and later helped Daphne Reynolds to develop mezzotints, which she went on to exhibit in
Paris and London. Reynolds was the Honorary Keeper of Portrait Miniatures at the Fitzwilliam Museum since 1994, and in his capacity
as portrait miniature expert, Reynolds verified the Samuel Cooper which this auction house sold for £23,000 last year.
His publications include English Portrait Miniatures (1952), Catalogue of the Constable Collection, Victoria and Albert Museum (1960),
Victorian Painting (1966, second edition 1987).
180 Anthony Gross (1905-1984) Yellow Hillside II, oil on canvas, signed
and dated lower left ‘58, with exhibition
labels and further gallery label verso for
The Ernest Brown & Phillips Leicester
Galleries in Leicester Square, 55 x 44cm
£1500 - 2500
180
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184
181
181 Anthony Gross (1905-1984) - Threshing, trial print
etching, signed and inscribed to Graham Reynolds in pencil to the
margin, 46 x 53cm £200 - 300
184 Anthony Gross (1905-1984) - La Route de Saint
Zurade, etching, signed, titled and with dedicated inscription
‘To Graham and Daphne with love, Anthony Gross’ in pencil to
the margin, 20 x 28cm £150 - 200
185
182
185 Vera Cunningham (1897-1955) - Pair; Still life with
fish, oil on canvas, 68 x 50cm and 50 x 68cm, one with James
Bourlet gallery label verso £100 - 150
182 Anthony Gross (1905-1984) - Burning bush, etching,
signed and inscribed ‘To Daphne Reynolds with love’ in pencil to the
margin, further titled and numbered 6/50, 38 x 50cm £200 - 300
183
183 Anthony Gross (1905-1984) - Drapers shop, etching,
signed, titled and numbered in pencil to the margin 14/40,
19.5 x 28.5cm; and one other by the artist entitled Grezels, with
further inscription ‘To Daphne and Graham Reynolds with all best
wishes for Xmas and 1964’, 8.5 x 14cm (2) £150 - 200
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186
186 Vera Cunningham (1897-1955) - Autumn flowers still
life, oil on canvas, inscribed to label verso, 56 x 53cm £50 - 80
187
190
187 Vera Cunningham (1897-1955) - Head of girl with
ivory, oil on canvas, 60 x 49cm; and one other by the artist Portrait of Tony Butts, oil on artist board, 41 x 33cm (with
significant losses) (2) £80 - 120
190 Frederick Gore RA (1913-2009) - Still life on a
balcony with landscape beyond, pencil and watercolour on
paper, signed F.Gore 1988, inscribed ‘To Daphne with much love
from ... ?’, 45 x 47cm £120 - 180
188
188 Vera Cunningham (1897-1955) - Female portrait,
watercolour with crayon, 42 x 31cm; and attributed to Vera
Cunningham - Skeletal portrait, oil on canvas, 39 x 49cm (2) £
60 - 90
189
191
189 Valerie Thornton (1931-1991) - Green bottles,
etching with aquatint printed in colours, signed, titled and
numbered 66/70 in pencil to the margin, 12 x 20cm £30 - 50
191 Anthony Atkinson ARCA (b.1929) - Villa at Le
Barroux, gouache, signed in pencil lower right, 27 x 18cm
£20 - 40
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192
192 Belinda King (Contemporary) - Rams, artists proof
etching with colours, signed and titled in pencil to the margin,
9 x 18cm; and Michael Rothenstein RA ARA (1908-1993) The Cockhen, artists proof lithograph, 10 x 7.5cm (2) £60 - 80
195
195 Hervey Adams (1903-1996) - Abstract, watercolour
study on paper, signed in pencil lower right, 34 x 49cm; Joyce Batty
(1919-2005) - Ionian I, oil and pencil on paper, monogrammed and
dated ‘65 lower right, 52 x 35cm (2) £60 - 80
196
193
193 Miranda J Mott (Contemporary) - Space and Time,
artists proof lithograph, 23 x 30cm; and one other by the artist
- Broken Bowl in a Tangled Thread, artists proof lithograph,
7.5 x 10cm (2) £30 - 50
196 Lucinda Douglas-Menzies (b.1956) - (Arthur)
Graham Reynolds; Daphne Reynolds (nee Dent), interior
portrait, bromide fibre print, signed and numbered in pencil to the
margin 1/12, dated March 1990, 32 x 32cm.
Note: An example of this print can be found in the National Portrait
Gallery collection £150 - 250
194
194 Rebecca Salter (Contemporary) - Four levels III,
woodcut, edition of five, 23 x 33cm; David Tindall RA (b.1932) Table with flower, crayon, 16 x 23cm; and Dale Devereux Barker
(Contemporary) - Louder, Faster, monoprint, 13 x 15.5cm (3)
£70 - 100
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197
197 Mario Avati (French 1921-2009) - Des Oeufs pour Ta
Fete, mezzotint, signed, titled and numbered 20/50 in pencil to
the margin, 22 x 27cm £60 - 80
198 Yozo Hamaguchi (Japanese 1909-2000) - Essai
Pour Daphne Reynolds, mezzotint on paper, screenprint with
colours, signed and titled in pencil to the margin and dated June
1971 Paris, 60.5 x 46cm £300 - 500
199
199 Yozo Hamaguchi (Japanese 1909-2000) - Fennel,
mezzotint, signed and numbered in pencil to the margin 32/50,
29 x 44cm £400 - 600
198
200 Arthur Boyd (1920-1999) - Electra (Create), mixed media,
signed in pencil and inscribed as titled, 63 x 53cm £1500 - 2500
200
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201
204
201 Stanley William Hayter (1901-1988) - Figure,
lithograph, signed, titled and numbered in pencil to the margin
3/50, 60 x 49cm £200 - 300
205
203 Stanley William Hayter (1901-1988) - For Daphne
on her 70th Many Happy Returns, Bill, watercolour, signed
and dated lower right ‘88, 22 x 29.5cm £200 - 300
204 Edward Wolfe (S.African 1897-1982) - Female head,
felt-tip pen, signed upper left, 48 x 33cm £200 - 300
205 Carmen Gracia (Argentinean b.1935,Contemporary)
- Once upon a time the Paradise was lost, artists proof lithograph
in colours, signed and titled in pencil, the full sheet 71 x 55.5cm
£40 - 60
202
202 Stanley William Hayter (1901-1988) - Pasage
Anthropophage, etching, signed, titled and dated in pencil to the
margin ‘37, 18.5 x 36cm £300 - 500
206
206 Lindy Guinness (b.1941) - Mushroom Monotype
1996, mixed media on paper, signed and dated ‘96, with Spink of
203
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King Street St James’s Gallery label verso 51 x 36cm £150 - 250
207
207 Gwyneth Johnstone (1915-2010) - Altea landscape,
watercolour, exhibition label verso for The New Grafton Gallery,
Church Road, Barnes, London, 20 x 29cm £80 - 120
210
210 Fionnuala Boyd (b.1944) & Leslie Evans (b.1945) Six episodes in a landscape, aquatint, signed and titled in pencil
to the margin, numbered 7/25, 42 x 63cm £60 – 90
Note: This is the last picture from the Reynolds estate.
208
208 John Humphrey Spender (1910-2005) - Estuary sea
wall No.5, pencil, 22 x 39cm £50 - 80
209
209 Richard Bawden RWS NEAC RE (b.1936) Christmas Etc, coloured etching, signed, titled and numbered in
pencil to the margin 45/100, 40 x 31cm
Note: Richard is the son of well-known artist, Edward Bawden, R.A. Based
in Suffolk, Richard has had over fifty one-man exhibitions including a
major retrospective at Gainsborough’s House. His work is included in
collections at the Victoria & Albert Museum, The Tate Gallery, The
Queen’s Collection at Windsor, and the Ashmolean £100 - 150
211
211 Reginald Francis Snook (b.1938) - Barn owl,
screenprint in colours, signed Reg Snook to lower left of print,
with East Anglian Art Today Royal Institute of Galleries, Piccadilly,
London label verso, 76 x 46cm £60 - 80
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212
212 Charles Bartlett (b.1921) - Bellbine, lithograph,
36 x 45cm £40 - 60
215
215 Melvin D Buckner (1915-2010) - Sophia and
Pee-wee, acrylic on canvas, 110 x 75cm (a/f) £40 - 60
216
213
216 Melvin D Buckner (1915-2010) - Composition nude
male and female within a landscape, acrylic on canvas,
122 x 92cm £50 - 80
213 Ardyn Halter (b.1956) - Dawn Crow, lithograph,
40.5 x 30.5cm £30 - 50
214
217
214 (William) Ross Abrams (American b.1920) - Blue
heads II, linocut, signed, titled, dated 1969 - 11 in pencil to the
margin and numbered 15/50, 24.5 x 38cm £40 - 60
217 Melvin D Buckner (1915-2010) - Abstract
composition male and female nude, acrylic on canvas, signed
lower left, 122 x 91cm £50 - 80
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218
218 Melvin D Buckner (1915-2010) - Standing male
nude, acrylic on canvas, 122 x 91cm £50 - 80
221
221 After Georges Hamel (1900-1972) - Monaco 1933,
lithographic poster printed in colours, ‘Automobile Club de Monaco
219
219 Melvin D Buckner (1915-2010) - Symmetrical
abstract female seated nude with figures and dog, acrylic
on canvas, 122 x 91cm £50 - 80
220
220 Melvin D Buckner (1915-2010) - Abstract
composition male and female nudes, acrylic on canvas,
122 x 91cm £50 - 80
1983’, 100 x 68cm; together with a reproduction Bugatti Automobiles
and Autorails poster, 88 x 53cm (both unframed) (2) £50 - 100
222
222 Graham Clark (b.1941) - Haddocks End, coloured
etching, signed in pencil lower right, titled and numbered 151/250,
published by Christie’s Contemporary Art, 27 x 34cm £40 - 60
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FURNITURE & FURNISHINGS
223
223 Alan Gray - Thames barges, ink and watercolour,
34 x 49cm £50 - 80
224
224 John Bicknell (b.1958) - Untitled, 1990 oil on paper,
72 x 110cm £40 - 60
230
230 A tailors or retailers life-size female composition
mannequin, in standing pose, wearing faux brown leather boots,
on metal plinth £80 - 120
225
225 A collection of four 1980s Memphis School style
painted welded steel wall hangings, each of bright coloured
abstract form, the largest w.120cm £100 - 200
226-229 No lots
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231
231 Edward Garlinkle? - 1960s bradnail welded glass
topped coffee table, signed to the base and dated ‘68, h.39cm,
w.127cm, d.51cm £100 - 150
232
232 A Bang & Olufsen BeoVision LS5500 television,
having 26" screen, with smoked black glass cover and original
brushed aluminium fronted remote control (2) £40 - 60
235
235 Harry Bertoia for Knoll International - a set of
six 1950s white enamel wirework 420 side chairs, each
with detachable cream cushionettes, h.77cm, w.54cm, d.52cm
£400 - 600
233, 234
233 After Eero Saarinen - a white laminated and layered
plywood top tulip table, first designed 1956, of typical circular
form, raised on a white painted cast metal base, h.71cm, dia.137cm
£150 - 250
234 A pair of contemporary Italian tubular chrome
framed and polyproprene moulded breakfast bar stools,
by Effezeta, h.85cm, w.38cm £40 - 60
236, 237
236 A 1970s chrome and brushed aluminium standard
lamp, having a yellow glass domed shade, h.123cm £30 - 50
237 Johannes Richter Jnr - A circa 1970 brushed chrome
and stainless steel industrial standard lamp, having pierced
circular shade with rotating action, h.134cm £100 - 150
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238, 239
238 A 1960s black vinyl upholstered buttonback wing
armchair, having single seat cushion, of swivel form, raised
on four spoke hardwood support, h.100cm, w.87cm, d.80cm
£80 - 120
239 A 1960s laminated bentwood open armchair, having
black leather buttonback and seat, h.99cm, w.69cm, d.75cm
£50 - 70
242, 243
242 An Art Nouveau walnut framed Glasgow school
style armchair, with bright coloured stylised floral upholstery,
raised on square cut forelegs, h.122cm, w.60cm, d.54cm
£60 - 90
243 An Art Deco satin birch and chrome tubular cluster
clear glass freestanding standard lamp, raised on integral
circular base, h.164cm £70 - 100
240, 241
240 In the manner of Charles Eames - stained plywood
and chrome framed swivel open office chair, having light
striped fabric upholstery and green vinyl armpads, h.108cm,
w.64cm, d.65cm £100 - 150
244, 245
241 A 1950s chrome and anodised metal freestanding
heat lamp, having adjustable action and raised on three ball
casters, labelled ‘Hanovia Lamps, Slough, England’, Sollux h.8.
version, h.150cm £60 - 80
244 A pair of Art Deco burr walnut round cornered
bedside cupboards, each having single upper drawers and part
open compartment, with black variegated marble tops, h.64cm,
w.32cm, d.30cm £120 - 180
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246
245 A pair of anglepoise brushed aluminium standard
lamps, each having slightly domes shades and adjustable rotating
action, max h.180cm £70 - 100
246 An Art Deco figured walnut five piece bedroom
suite, comprising two twin drawer compactum wardrobes, each
with part-fitted and mirrored interior, h.183cm, w.106cm, d.53cm,
both with areas of burr walnut crossbanding; a twin pedestal
triptych mirrorback dressing table, w.113cm; and a pair of bedside
cupboards, having single upper drawers over open sections to
single cupboard doors, with further curved attachable headboard,
all with stepped bakelite stylised handles (5) £300 - 500
248
248 A pair of Art Deco tan leather upholstered
buttonback and further studded cloud armchairs, each on
squat demi-lune foreleg supports and on later roller casters, each
with matching footstools, h.85cm, w.92cm, d.80cm (4) £150 - 200
247
247 An Art Deco birch sideboard, of stepped form, having
single long drawer, further hinged compartment over three
cupboard doors, h.93cm, w.123cm, d.49cm £80 - 120
249
249 After Le Courbusier - A tubular chrome framed
LC7 day-bed, having black vinyl upholstery and reclining action,
approx length 200cm, h.96cm, d.62cm £100 - 150
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250 Harry Bertoia for Knoll International - A 1950s birdchair and stool, fabric upholstered with black painted wirework
frame, the chair 102cm x 96cm x 75cm, the stool 38cm x 60cm x
45cm £300 - 500
251 A 1970s G-Plan teak chest, having six long drawers and
of narrow proportions, h.103cm, w.56cm, d.45cm £100 - 150
252 A 1970s G-Plan teak chest, having six long drawers and
of narrow proportions, h.100cm, w.53cm, d.45cm; together with a
matching three drawer bedside chest, h.53cm (2) £120 - 180
253 A set of six mid-20th century joined light oak
panelled seat hall chairs, each raised on square cut notched
supports, to low H-stretcher, h.99cm, w.40cm, d.41cm
£150 - 200
250
254
254 A set of eight 1960s teak barback dining chairs, by
Herbert Grist, each having black vinyl fixed padseats with labels
verso, h.80cm, w.43cm, d.43cm £100 - 150
251, 252
255, 256
255 A 1960s Danish teak students bureau, having three
long drawers and raised on square cut tapering supports, h.107cm,
w.77cm, d.41cm £70 - 100
253
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256 A 1960s Danish beech framed fabric upholstered
twin stool, h.45cm, w.88cm, d.38cm £30 - 50
259 A 1960s Danish teak three drawer chest, raised
on square cut tapering supports, h.69cm, w.77cm, d.45cm
£120 - 160
260 An early Gordon Russell fruitwood single pedestal
writing desk, having three short drawers, h.74cm, w.137cm,
d.75cm £50 - 100
257
257 An Art Deco brass mounted wall mirror, the inner
frame with applied green glass panels, 81 x 52cm £50 - 80
261
261 A 1960s Danish oak framed two seater sofa, having
brown leather buttonback and seat upholstery, raised on square
cut supports, h.74cm, w.140cm, d.80cm £150 - 200
262
258
262 A 1960s Danish oak framed three seater settee,
upholstered with brown leather buttonback and seat, h.75cm,
w.193cm, d.80cm £250 - 350
258 After Robert Mouseman Thompson - A mid-20th
century joined light oak panelled seat wainscot chair, the
shaped back-rail with central carved mouse, raised on part turned
and square curt supports united by low stretchers, h.112cm, w.63cm,
d.49cm £150 - 200
263, 264
259, 260
263 In the manner of Borge Mogensen - A 1960s Danish
oak framed and striped fabric upholstered wingback
armchair, h.110cm, w.72cm, d.72cm £150 - 200
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266
264 A 1960s Danish flat-sided chrome framed and
chequered fabric buttonback upholstered swivel open
armchair, raised on five spoke base, h.95cm, w.80cm, d.75cm
£100 - 150
265
265 A 1960s Danish tubular chrome open armchair,
having tan leather buttonback and cushion seat, h.70cm, w.60cm,
d.72cm; together with another Danish tubular chrome open
armchair, with orange fabric buttonback upholstery, raised on
integral castors (2) £150 - 200
266 A pair of 1960s Danish mahogany side cupboards
by Odlum Mobler, each having twin panelled sliding doors, on
circular brushed aluminium supports, h.71cm, w.80cm, d.45cm
£200 - 300
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267
267 A 1960s Staples Ladderex combination double wall
unit, comprising; three drawer chest section, fallfront section,
twin panelled sliding door section and twin glazed sliding door
section, five uprights (three painted white) eleven shelves, and a
quantity of metal rails, each section w.89cm, side ladders h.200cm
£300 - 500
268 A pair of 1960s teak sideboards, by Herbert Grist,
each having three central drawers flanked by cupboard doors, on
curved supports, each h.72cm, w.168cm, d.44cm £120 - 180
269, 270
269 A 1970s G-Plan teak sideboard, having an arrangement
of eight drawers on plinth, h.76cm, w.142cm, d.45cm £60 - 80
270 A 1970s G-Plan teak chest, having six drawers and of
narrow form, h.103cm, w.56cm, d.44cm £100 - 150
271 An Art Deco figured walnut droptrunk wall
clock, having striking and chiming movement, h.77cm, w.33cm
£70 - 100
268
272 An Arts & Crafts oak corner stickstand, having
pierced heart shaped motifs, with removable drip-tray, h.76cm,
d.38cm £40 - 60
273
271, 272
273 An Art Nouveau Glasgow School style copper
framed rectangular wall mirror, having raised interlaced floral
upper decoration, 61 x 90cm £100 - 150
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275
276 A pair of 1960s Danish teak open armchairs, the
curved arms with open dovetail joints (lacking cushions), h.70cm,
£100 - 200
w.74cm, d.74cm 274
274 A 1960s Danish rosewood open bookshelf by
Omann Jun, labelled verso, model No.6, h.120cm, w.121cm,
d.29cm £70 - 100
275 A Florence Knoll 1950s rosewood floating sideboard,
having twin white laminated sliding doors, each with stitched
brown leather handles, h.46cm, w.183cm, d.39cm £600 - 900
277
277 A 1970s Staples Ladderex three section combination
3ft wall unit, comprising; eight wooden ladders, six shelves, one
narrow shelf, magazine shelf, one three drawer chest unit, two
with twin sliding glass panel doors, five with fall-front hinged
doors, approx. 40 crossbar supports, eight strengtheners and two
276
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keys £400 - 600
278
281, 282
278 A 1960s Danish teak sewing table, having single
drawer, platform undertier on castors, h.54cm, w.75cm, d.42.5cm;
together with a 1960s Danish nest of three teak occasional tables,
the largest h.50cm, w.60cm, d.39cm (2) £100 - 150
281 A 1960s Danish chocolate brown leather
upholstered armchair, having cushion back and seat, raised on
ebonised turned supports, h.74cm, w.85cm, d.78cm £100 - 150
282 A 1960s Danish tile-top square section coffee table,
raised on brushed aluminium square section supports, h.43cm,
w.79cm, d.79cm £80 - 120
279, 280
279 A 1960s Danish teak chest, of six long drawers, raised
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on turned and tapering supports, h.108cm, w.75cm, d.40cm
£200 - 300
280 A 1960s Danish teak kneehole writing desk, having
three short drawers and single cupboard door on turned and
tapering supports, h.75cm, w.122cm, d.60cm £150 - 200
283 A 1960s Danish beech framed two seater sofa, having
red leather upholstery, h.69cm, w.132cm, d.69cm £300 - 400
284 A 1960s Danish beech framed three seater settee
by Stouby, upholstered in striped fabric, with three cushions,
h.75cm, w.192cm, d.71cm £300 - 400
284
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285
285 An Art Deco oak three piece bedroom suite,
comprising; double door wardrobe, h.172cm, w.95cm, d.47.5cm, a
double door compactum, h.104cm, w.76cm, d.44cm, and a circular
swing mirror back two drawer dressing chest, with glass shelf,
287 Charles Eames - An EA 108 aluminium group swivel
office chair, manufactured by Vitra, having a black meshy onepiece seat, on four spoke base, labelled Vitra verso and with cast
number 938-138, h.82cm, w.57.5cm, d.52cm £120 - 180
h.144cm, w.84cm, d.46cm, all with asymmetrical stylised raised
floral painted decoration (3) £150 - 250
288, 289
286, 287
office chair, manufactured by Vitra, having a black mesh onepiece seat, on four spoke base, labelled Vitra verso and with cast
number 938-138, h.82cm, w.57.5cm, d.52cm 46
£120 - 180
290
290 Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen - An Egg Chair and
stool, designed 1958, pale blue fabric upholstered with cushion
seat, raised on aluminium cast four spoke base, with label ‘Made
in Denmark by Fritz Hansen’ and numbered 0663, with further
Danish furniture control mark, the chair 106cm x 87cm x 68cm,
the stool 42cm x 54cm x 38cm (2) £700 - 1000
293
293 An Arts & Crafts oak single mirror door wardrobe,
having embossed copper hinged mounts over single drawer base,
h.179cm, w.105cm, d.46cm £70 - 100
291, 292
291 An Art Deco limed oak single door bedside
cupboard, having hinged and rotating foldover top, in the manner
of Heal’s, h.78cm, w.76cm (top open), d.38cm £50 - 80
294
292 An Art Deco limed oak four section stacking
bookcase, the upper three sections each having twin glass inset
sliding doors, over protruding base section fitted with twin raised
panelled cupboard doors and further fitted interior, h.157cm,
w.89cm, d.36cm £120 - 180
294 A 1960s Danish teak drawleaf dining table, raised on
chamfered square cut tapering supports, h.75cm, w.121cm (leaves
in), d.80cm; together with a set of six Erik Brukke 1960s Danish teak
framed dining chairs, having upholstered padbacks and fixed seats
(4+2), Danish Furniture Control marks verso (7) £300 - 400
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295 Arne
Jacobsen
for
Fritz Hansen - A 1950s
lacquered
teak
circular
breakfast table, raised on
tubular metal supports, with
Fritz Hansen Made in Denmark
stamp verso, h.69cm, dia.120cm,
together with a set of six Arne
Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen Ant
chairs, designed 1952, each
having one-piece bent ply seats
and raised on tubular metal
supports, with Fritz Hansen
mark ‘Danmark’ verso, chair
h.76cm, w.41cm, d.46cm (7)
£500 - 800
296 A 1930s Heal’s of
London limed oak dining
table,
the
rectangular
top
raised on chamfered and curved
X-frame end supports united by
central stretcher, with Heal’s
label underneath base, h.75cm,
w.198cm, d.83cm £400 - 600
295
296
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Bury St Edmunds
IP33 3AA
The Auction Centre is situated in the heart of historic Bury St Edmunds. We are close to the
main bus/coach and train stations and the A14 dual carriageway. We also have our own
car park and are well placed for town centre parking.
Bury St Edmunds is an attractive, bustling market town with plenty of attractions for visitors.
There are lots of places to stay, eat and shop so why not make a weekend of it?
Visit our website for links to local attractions and tourist information sites.
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FORTHCOMING SALES
Friday 21st March ~
Elvis Presley Records Collection
Saturday 5th April ~
Antique, General &
Collectables
A single owner collection of Elvis Presley records to
include virtually every British release as well as rare
editions and double A-sides
This collection represents one man’s devotion to a
legendary man and his music. Local artist Bill Wood has
been collecting Elvis records since his teen years in Ireland,
however, “As retirement beckons I feel the time has come
to say goodbye to this wonderful collection and I hope
you will derive as much pleasure from owning parts of the
collection as I did in assembling it over many decades”.
Further information on our website.
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Our most regular auctions typically include
approximately 1000 lots of antiques,
collectables and household effects.
To include: Ceramics, Glassware and
Collectables, Silver & Plate, Metalwares,
Ephemera, Books, tools, bygones, pictures
& prints, frames and mirrors, Georgian,
Victorian, Edwardian and later quality
furniture, etc
Closing date
28th March
Friday 13th June ~
Coins & Medals
*NEW FOR 2014*
We are pleased to announce the introduction of
twice-yearly Coins & Medals sales, which will take place
on the Fridays prior to our June and December Fine
Art & Antiques sales. These sales will include rare and
antique coinage, bank tokens and notes, military medals
and other related numismatic ephemera
closing date mid-May
Saturday 17th May ~
Collectors’ Models
Legendary sales held quarterly which
typically include approx.1500 lots of toys
and models.
Saturday 14th June ~
Fine Art & Antiques
Quarterly sales of approximately 600 lots of good
quality art and antiques
Entries invited: Antiquarian books, Ceramics &
Glassware, Silver wares, Objet d’Art, Modern &
Traditional works of art, Clocks & Barometers, Rugs &
Carpets, Fine Furniture & Furnishings
Closing date mid-May
To include: Steam, 0 & 00 gauge, Hornby,
Tri-ang, Corgi, Dinky, Matchbox, MOYs,
Tinplate, Britains, European diecast, plastic
kits and all manners of juvenilia etc
Closing date mid-April
Friday 12th September ~
Twentieth Century Design
Friday 13th Dec ~
Wine & Spirits
Bi-annual sale focusing on all manner of
Twentieth Century Design.
Entries invited; works from the following
movements; Art Deco, Bauhaus, De Stijl,
Modernism, Post-Modernism, Memphis, Modern
Art, Pop Art and Contemporary Art and many
others.
Closing date mid-August
Fine & affordable wines from across the
world, champagnes, ports, single malts &
blended whiskies, other spirits
Closing date mid-November
If you feel that you have anything suitable for any of our forthcoming auctions, please contact us for a
free appraisal and sales advice
fineart@lsk.co.uk
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Please bid on my behalf for the lots indicated below which do not include Buyer’s Premium or any VAT payable on lots.
Please note that all lots are subject to buyer’s premium of 17.5% (exclusive of VAT) on top of the hammer price.
Bids will be executed as cheaply as is permitted by any other bids or reserves, if any, and special attention is drawn to the
Conditions of Sale printed at the back of this catalogue.
The Auctioneers cannot be held responsible for bids omitted from the sale.
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Lacy Scott & Knight offer a full packing service, this is charged at £5 per parcel packed, where possible lot(s) will be packed into one parcel. Buyers
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