May 2016 - Nicholas Mellors Auctioneers

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SPRING FINE ART AND
FURNISHINGS SALE
Thursday 19th & Friday 20th May 2016
USEFUL INFORMATION FOR BUYERS
Please see full Conditions of Sale and Business at the back of this catalogue
Buying at Nicholas Mellors Auctioneers Ltd (NMA)
There are several ways you can bid at our auctions; in person, by leaving a commission bid, on the
telephone and live via the internet (the-saleroom.com).
Bidding in Person - It is essential that all prospective buyers register with us prior to the auction.
Proof of identification will be required in order for a bidding number to be allocated which can then
be used when bidding for an item.
Commission Bids - NMA will execute bids if you are unable to attend the sale.
Bids can be left with our staff after/during viewing, or in advance by telephone or email
(enquiries@nicholasmellorsauctioneers.com). Bids must be made at least one hour before the sale
starts, but we do recommend that bids are made at the earliest possible opportunity.
Telephone Bids - Lines should be booked 48 hours before the auction. Lines are booked on a first
come first served basis. Full name, address and telephone numbers will be required together with
proof of identity. Bank and/or credit/debit card details are necessary to secure the line. Where
buyers are not known to us a refundable deposit payment of the lower estimate or any other
amount at the discretion of the Auctioneer will be payable. Refunds will be repaid should you be
unsuccessful.
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the-saleroom.com. If your bid is successful we will notify you after the sale for payment. A charge of
3% of the hammer price (plus VAT) is made for internet bidding in addition to all other charges.
Condition - Bidders must satisfy themselves as to the condition of each lot (see Conditions of Sale
and Business at the back of the catalogue). Condition reports are available on request and must be
received 48 hours before the sale.
Buyer’s Premium - There is a buyer’s premium of 20% plus VAT on the hammer price of each lot.
Artist’s Resale Right - A lot with ф symbol next to it indicates that if sold for a hammer price of
more than the UK sterling equivalent of €1,000 will incur a royalty charge.
Payment - must be made in full before items can be removed from the premises. If buyers are
unknown to us, we cannot hand over purchases unless we have adequate references or payment
is cleared.
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Cash - up to £9,000 (subject to money laundering regulations).
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purchases, except where arrangements have been made beforehand well in advance of sale day.
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Spring Fine Art & Furnishings Sale
Thursday 19th & Friday 20th May 2016
Viewing
Saturday 14th May 2016
Monday 16th May 2016
Tuesday 17th May 2016
Wednesday 18th May 2016
Day of Sale
10.00am - 4.00pm
10.00am - 4.00pm
10.00am - 4.00pm
10.00am - 4.00pm
From 8.30am
or by appointment
Day of the Sale
The auction is scheduled to start at 10.00am.
Bids will only be accepted from registered bidders,
please ensure that you obtain a paddle number on arrival.
You will need to be registered before the sale.
Live internet bidding is available at
the-saleroom.com and Invaluable.com
together with the
fully illustrated online catalogue
Nicholas Mellors Auctioneers Ltd
Kelham Road, Newark
Nottinghamshire
NG24 1BX
Telephone: 01636 705456
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Email: enquiries@nicholasmellorsauctioneers.com
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Map and Directions
By Car
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Newark-On-Trent which is easily
accessible from the A1 & A46.
There is on-site parking for
approximately 40 vehicles.
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Parking Only with active
enforcement so please respect
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ample parking only 3 minutes’
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Newark Northgate Station is a 5
minute journey by taxi.
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Specialist Shippers of Antiques
Collector’s Item and Fine Art
E: Andrew@albanshipping.co.uk
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E: tl-transport@hotmail.com
T: 07970 326664 – Will Treasure
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M: 07901892552 - Paul
Pack & Send – Mr Clive Jenkins
4 Newland, Lincoln
E: lincoln@packsend.co.uk
T: 01522 300220
Order of Sale
Thursday 19th May 2016
Commencing at 10.00am
Lots
1- 13
14-92
93-125
126-167
168-244
245-274
275-297
Silver Plated Ware
Silver
Silver Smallworks
Bijouterie
Jewellery
Watches
Portrait Miniatures
30 minute interval
Pottery & Porcelain
Studio Pottery – A Private Collection
Glassware
Asian Art - Chinese
Asian Art - Japanese
Asian Art - Indian & Persian
298-398
399-419
420-537
538-592
593-613
614-618
Friday 20th May 2016
Books
Maps, Prints & Engravings
Watercolours & Drawings
Oil Paintings
Clocks, Scientific & Musical Instruments
Metalware
Sculptures & Bronzes
Tribal Art
Walking Sticks, Umbrellas & Parasols
Arms & Edged Weapons
Boxes & Objects
Lots
619-639
640-656
657-683
684-730
731-751
752-781
782-803
804-806
807-833
834-843
844-946
30 minute interval
Toys & Dolls
Rugs, Textiles & Linens
Lighting
Oak & Country Furniture
Georgian Mahogany Furniture
Victorian Furniture
Edwardian Furniture
Continental Furniture
Vintage & Modern Furniture
Garden Furniture & Outside Effects
All lots are fully illustrated on the-saleroom.com
947-956
957-987
988-1001
1002-1015
1016-1031
1032-1058
1059-1064
1065-1070
1071-1085
1086-1096
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Thursday 19th May 2016
SILVER PLATED
WARE
1
A Christofle silver plated grenade
shaped cigar lighter, the central
burner flanked by three ancillary
lighters, three spherical feet, one
stamped Christofle numbered 8,
another bearing number
1489034, 8cm high
£40 - 60
2
An EPNS inkwell with shell and
leaf clasped gadrooned border,
outset paw feet, fitted pair of cut
glass wells, central pot with
chamber stick lid, 27cm wide,
early 20th Century
£60 - 80
3
A cased set of fish and fruits
knives and forks with servers,
comprising six fish forks, five fish
knives, six fruit knives and forks
and a pair of servers, fitted blue
silk and velvet lined case, the
hinged lid with vacant cartouche,
case 35cm wide, early 20th
Century (lacking one fish knife)
£20 - 30
4
A 19th Century Sheffield plate
lobed entrée dish and cover, the
lid with detachable cast handle
within gadrooned border, crest
beneath, the base with
conforming gadrooned rim and
pair of acanthus cast handles,
33cm wide
£25 - 40
5
A pair of George III style wine
coasters with gadrooned rims
and pierced stylised flowerhead
and scroll bodies, 14cm
diameter; two other silver plated
wine coasters, all with mahogany
turned bases (4)
£30 - 50
6
A quantity of silver plated ware
including entrée dishes, tankard,
asparagus dish, mug, etc. (qty)
£20 - 30
7
A pair of George III style silver
plated entrée dishes, the domed
covers with reeded branch loop
handles within fluted borders,
the square bases with re-entrant
corners with conforming
borders, 22cm wide, numbered
4520, early 20th Century (4)
£20 - 30
8
Christofle - an hour glass of
conventional design, the glass
contained within three knopped
tapered pillars, the circular base
and top with three compressed
bun feet, 16cm high, stamped
Christofle, France and Coll-Gallia
£120 - 180
9
A Mappin & Webb Ltd three
piece cruet set, the pottery
bodies green decorated in gilt
and brown with pheasants and
flowers, silver plated mounts,
with a silver mustard spoon, salt
and pepper pots 12cm high,
cased
£25 - 40
10
A pair of EPNS hexagonal
pierced dessert stands with
bead and reel borders, shaped
conforming pedestal bases,
20.5cm wide, by F. Brothers Ltd,
numbered 1963 (2)
£50 - 80
11
An EPNS two handled oval
breakfast dish, the revolving
cover with ivory handle, pair of
milled caps and pierced shaped
handles, on waisted legs with
plain feet, 33cm wide overall, by
James Dixon & Sons
£70 - 110
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A rectangular casket, the hinged
lid with pair of winged amorini
and birds flanking a cartouche
engraved with interlaced initials,
acanthus cast border, the front,
sides and back with musical and
other infants, the base with laurel
cast band, 19cm wide, 10cm
deep, 9cm high, late 19th
Century (faults)
£20 - 30
13
A set of three carving
implements comprising: fork,
knife and steel, ivory tusk
handles, knife 24.5cm long, 19th
Century (faults)
£450 - 600
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SILVER
14
An Edward VII silver tea caddy of
cylindrical shape with reeded
borders, the cover conforming,
11cm high, by William Comyns,
London 1911, 150gms
£70 - 100
15
A Victorian frosted glass mustard
of bellied form, domed silver
cover with shell thumb piece,
plain mount with beaded border
and conforming scrolling handle,
8cm high, indistinct maker’s
mark, London 1861; a George V
christening mug, the cylindrical
body slightly tapered on circular
foot with C-scroll handle, 7.25cm
high, by SAC, Sheffield 1927 (2)
£60 - 80
16
An Art Deco silver topped glass
sugar caster, the heavy faceted
body with domed cover and
flattened finial, 15cm high, by
Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1934
£60 - 100
17
An Edward VII Art Nouveau style
photograph frame, 16cm x
12cm, Birmingham 1902; an
engine turned rectangular
photograph frame, 16.5cm x
11.5cm, by Henry Clifford
Davies, Birmingham 1961 (2)
£120 - 180
18
Tiffany & Co - a sterling standard
basket, the arched handle with
reeded border, engraved with
interlaced initials, the pinched
basket pierced on conforming
oval foot, 13cm high, 10.5cm
wide, the base marked Tiffany &
Co 12627, makers 6371, sterling
silver 925/1000, G, 108gms
£120 - 180
19
A set of six coffee bean terminal
spoons by S Blackensee,
Birmingham 1926, cased; a set
of six golfing teaspoons by
Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1933,
cased (2)
£60 - 90
20
An Edward VII pedestal tazza or
sweetmeat stand, the circular
top above a pierced border,
knopped waisted stem on
circular foot, 13.5cm high, 15cm
diameter by BG & Co,
Birmingham 1902, 140gms
£45 - 60
21
A George V pedestal tazza or
sweetmeat stand the circular
dished top pierced and
embossed with vacant ovals
linked by bell flower pendants,
waisted stem and circular loaded
foot, 12.5cm high, 15cm
diameter, by Thomas Bradbury &
Sons, Sheffield 1910 (faults)
£40 - 60
22
A Victorian swing handled oval
cake basket, the rim gadroon,
leaf and shell cast the tapered
handle reeded with vacant oval
cartouche flanked by a pair of
leaves, 34cm wide by Atkin Bros,
Sheffield 1895, 860gms
£200 - 300
23
A hammer textured circular bowl,
17.5cm diameter by DMD
London 1963; an Elizabeth II
petal shaped dish with broad
pierced border of scrolling
palmettes, 15cm diameter,
indistinct maker’s mark,
Birmingham 1963, 120gms (2)
£30 - 50
24
A shaped circular salver in
George II style, on three shell
cast feet, 25.5cm diameter by
Viners, Sheffield 1963, 480gms
£120 - 180
25
A George V shaped circular
swing handled cake basket, on
waisted stem and domed
circular foot, 25.5cm diameter,
by JD WD Sheffield 1924,
570gms
£150 - 250
26
A pair of George III style wine
coasters with turned mahogany
bases, plain, 14cm diameter by
B & Co, Birmingham 1985
£80 - 120
27
A George III style wine coaster
with turned mahogany base,
plain, on spreading foot, 12.5cm
diameter, by MK, Birmingham
1987
£30 - 40
28
28
A six piece modernist cruet set
comprising two salts and two
peppers of cylindrical form, each
with eight textured notches,
together with a pair of shallow
cylindrical salts engraved NSCA
1970 1974, salts and peppers
10cm high, mustards 6.5cm
diameter, 2.5cm high, probably
by Derek Birch, Birmingham
1975, 536gms
£200 - 300
SILVER
29
A set of six Edward VII napkin
rings, the cylindrical bodies with
four reeded bands and vacant
rectangular cartouches, within
notched borders, by BG & Co, in
fitted case
£100 - 150
30
An Aurum Centenary goblet, the
base inscribed number 201 of a
Limited Edition of 500 produced
by Order of The Lord Bishop of
Southwell for The Centenary of
The Diocese, 16.5cm high, by
HM, London 1984; a hammer
textured pedestal goblet on
circular foot, 16cm high by PBH
London 1971, 390gms
£100 - 150
35
A silver topped glass claret jug,
the globular shaped body finely
cut with starbursts within
borders, the spout, collar, handle
and lid plain with spirally fluted
finial, 22cm high, by W Adams,
Birmingham 1903 (faults to
spout)
£150 - 200
36
A George III Old English Pattern
silver tablespoon, engraved with
interlaced initials, George Smith,
London 1805; a shaped
rectangular silver faced
photograph frame with blue
velvet back, 9cm high, by R U &
Co, Birmingham 1906 (2)
£20 - 30
38
38
A pair of Russian silver and silver
gilt salts, the sledge bases set
tapered cylindrical bodies
embossed with two silver gilt
bands enclosing four silver gilt
swan appliqués, 15.5cm long,
salts 8.5cm diameter, second
Kokoshnik mark, Moscow,
indistinct mark and stamped
WH, 882gms
£600 - 1000
31
An urnular shaped vase with
spreading circular neck and
spreading base, 13cm high; two
silver napkin rings, one as a belt,
the other reeded oval, various
dates and makers (3)
£30 - 50
32
A six division toast rack with
angular ring handle, 10cm wide
by BE & Co, Birmingham 1972;
another six division toast rack
with loop handle, 10cm wide by
S Ltd, Birmingham 1958,
114gms (2)
£40 - 60
33
A set of six Old English Pattern
silver teaspoons, cased; a Kings
Pattern silver handled cake knife;
a set of six silver teaspoons with
feathered edges and foliate cast
terminals, cased (3)
£40 - 60
34
A set of eight 925 standard shell
shaped menu holders, on
canted rectangular bases, 3.2cm
wide, 2cm high
£80 - 120
37
37
A George III barrel shaped
mustard pot, the hinged lid with
foliate thumbpiece, the body
with pair of reeded bands and
angular scrolling handle, the
front engraved with initial A,
8.5cm high; together with a
George IV mustard spoon, the
mustard pot Newcastle,
indistinct maker’s mark and
lacking date letter, 144gms
£80 - 120
39
39
A Victorian Scottish tea kettle on
stand, the cauldron shaped
body with rustic handle and
spout, flat lid with compressed
ball and spire finial, the body
engraved with a crest, three
rudimentary stilt feet, the rustic
stand conforming with a circular
burner, 34cm high, by Marshall &
Sons, Edinburgh 1880, 1684gms
(faults)
£700 - 1000
SILVER
45
Four pairs of sugar tongs, one
bright cut with vacant cartouche,
the other three plain, all
Sheffield, various dates and
makers including James Dixon &
Co, John Round & Son Ltd,
Mappin & Webb, etc. (4), 89gms
£40 - 60
40
40
A set of six Fiddle pattern silver
table forks, engraved with a
crest, by George Jackson &
David Fullerton, London 1908,
468gms
£120 - 180
41
An Edward VII helmet shaped
cream jug with frilled rim and
scrolling handle, moulded girdle
and three rudimentary scrolling
hoof feet, 7.5cm high, by WA,
Chester 1902, 64gms
£30 - 40
46
A George V silver mounted
lady’s toilette case, each piece
with engine turned bands
around a circular cartouche
foliate borders, by H Brothers,
Birmingham 1911, in gilt tooled
silk lined and green velvet fitted
case, 34cm wide
£100 - 150
47
A set of six sterling silver fish
knives and forks, with plain
blades and foliate engraved
ferrules initialled BH, green
hardstone handles, in brown
velvet fitted and silk lined oak
case, stamped ST silver and
initialled FG
£100 - 150
49
49
A Victorian chamber stick with
shell shaped base with Onslow
pattern thumb piece, cylindrical
nozzle and wide drip pan, on
three spherical feet, 17cm wide
overall by Carrington & Co,
London 1893, 200gms
£60 - 90
50
A pair of Victorian pedestal salts,
the globular bodies foliate and
floral embossed on a textured
ground, the cylindrical necks
with “flowerhead” bun shaped
covers, circular pedestal foot,
9.5cm high, indistinct maker’s
mark, Birmingham 1892 and
1898, 96gms
£50 - 80
42
Two George IV pairs of sugar
tongs, one engraved with a
crest, both with indistinct
maker’s mark, Newcastle 1821,
80gms
£50 - 70
43
A pair of Victorian sugar tongs,
by John James Whiting, London
1849; another pair engraved with
interlaced initials, by HE London
1859, a pair of Georgian sugar
bows by John Bridge, another
Victorian pair by George
Maudley Jackson, 1883 (4),
155gms
£70 - 100
44
A pair of sugar tongs by Peter
and William Bateman, London
1810, 30gms
£25 - 40
51
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48
A fine quality pair of French silver
and silver gilt cake knife and
server, the silver gilt blades
pierced and finely engraved with
cranes amongst leafage, the
handles foliate and flowerhead
embossed on a textured ground,
the terminals with vacant
cartouches, the gilt tooled brown
Morocco case silk and velvet
lined, cake slice 30.5cm long,
case 35cm wide, late 19th
Century
£100 - 150
51
An Edward VII triple sweetmeat
stand, the central petal shaped
dish with pierced border flanked
by a pair of conforming dishes
on a scroll and whiplash
cruciform base, 33cm wide
overall, by James Dixon & Sons,
Sheffield 1907, 550gms
£120 - 180
SILVER
56
A pair of George V small tazzas
with petal shaped embossed
and frilled rims, the centres
pierced, waisted bases and
circular feet, tops 9.5cm
diameter, 7cm high, by S.
Blackensee & Sons Ltd, Chester
1911
£60 - 90
61
An Edward VII bell shaped
inkwell with hinged cover,
angular handle, the interior with
glass well, 14cm high, marks
rubbed, probably London 1907,
bearing registration number
638948
£120 - 180
52
52
Henry Birks & Sons of Canada a sterling standard canteen of
cutlery comprising: six table
forks, six table knives, six
dessert spoons, six dessert
forks, six cake forks, six cake
knives, and six teaspoons, all
foliate engraved the tops with
cartouches initialled J, 1290gms
weighable
£350 - 450
53
A George V silver table lamp, the
“candlestick” column of tapered
square form on a waisted
circular foot and octagonal
stepped base, 16cm high to
fitting, by Mappin & Webb,
Sheffield 1927
£120 - 160
57
57
A George III pap boat of
conventional design, engraved
with interlaced initials, 11cm
wide, by Peter & Ann Bateman,
London 1800, 40gms
£120 - 180
58
An Edward VII novelty hat pin
modelled as a bell with waisted
handle, the bell pierced, 11cm
high, by Levi & Salaman,
Birmingham 1907 (faults)
£50 - 70
54
A Victorian silver lamp of urnular
form, the body spirally fluted and
embossed with C-scrolls,
flowerheads and leafage,
waisted column on circular foot,
18cm high, by Mappin Brothers,
Sheffield 1898
£110 - 150
59
A George V powder box, the
circular lid with bun shaped finial
and pale green engine turned
enamelled top, panelled
compressed cauldron shaped
glass body with star cut base,
11cm diameter, 9cm high, by
Dimier Brothers & Co, London
1926
£100 - 140
55
A pair of George V tazzas, the
bowls with flowerhead centres,
pierced foliate drapes, bead and
reel rims, the columns vasular
cast on three flat scrolling legs,
11.5cm diameter, 10cm high, by
Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1910,
150gms
£100 - 150
60
A George III silver sauce boat
with frilled rim and flying scroll
handle, the body later embossed
with flowerheads and leafage on
three rudimentary cast legs with
trefoil feet, 13.5cm wide,
indistinct maker’s mark, London
1771, 124gms
£120 - 180
62
62
An early Victorian five bottle
cruet frame with pierced
scrolling post and loop handle,
the ogee body foliate and scroll
engraved beneath a C and Sscroll leaf cast rim, four foliate
cast feet; together with five cut
glass bottles with silver fittings,
21cm high, 17cm wide, by
Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater,
London 1851
£140 - 180
63
A pair of silver mounted cut
glass vases of tapered form,
circular cut feet, 18cm high, the
mounts by Thomas Latham &
Ernest Morton, Birmingham 1908
£40 - 60
64
Seven assorted silver dressing
table bottles, jars and boxes, cut
glass bodies; together with a
silver topped pepperette with cut
glass body, rectangular box,
19cm wide, by King & Sons,
Chester 1894, etc. (8)
£80 - 120
SILVER
65
An Edward VII boat shaped six
bottle cruet stand in George III
style with post and loop handle,
on four rudimentary scrolling
feet, 20cm high, 19cm wide, by
SBH, London 1906, 385gms
£80 - 120
66
66
A set of ten George V finger
bowls with gadrooned rims, the
body engraved, plain circular
foot, 9.5cm diameter, by T & S,
Birmingham 1934, 1500gms
£500 - 700
70
70
A George IV Kings Pattern
tablespoon by James & Walter
Marshall, Edinburgh 1822; an
early Victorian Queens Pattern
tablespoon by Muirhead &
Arthur, Glasgow 1846; a
Victorian Queens Pattern
tablespoon, by Chawner & Co,
London 1865 (3), 277gms
£80 - 120
67
A set of six silver gilt Coronation
spoons, by Deakin & Francis Ltd,
Birmingham 1936, cased; a set
of six silver handled tea knives
by John Sanderson & Son Ltd,
Sheffield 1942, cased
£30 - 40
68
A set of six George III Old
English Pattern feather edged
dessert spoons, by Eley, Fearn &
Chawner, London 1809, 188gms
£80 - 120
69
A set of six George III Old
English Pattern feather edged
tablespoons, all engraved with
interlaced initials, possibly by
George Smith III, London 1775,
417gms
£150 - 200
72
72
A pair of early Victorian Kings
pattern table forks by Samuel
Hayne & Dudley Cater, London
1846, 167gms
£50 - 80
73
71
71
A George IV fiddle pattern
tablespoon by William M Traies,
London 1824; a pair Victorian
fiddle pattern tablespoons by
Richard Britton, London 1840
(3), 225gms
£70 - 100
73
A pair of George IV fiddle pattern
tablespoons, by DM Glasgow
1820; another by John Murray or
John Muir, Glasgow 1839 (3),
220gms
£80 - 120
74
A set of six early Victorian fiddle
pattern dessert spoons, the
terminals engraved with a crest,
by Mary Chawner, London 1838,
320gms
£100 - 150
75
A composed set of six Old
English pattern feather edged
dessert forks, George III and
later, various dates and makers,
176gms
£60 - 90
SILVER
76
A set of six pistol hafted tea
knives with stainless steel
blades, the handles engraved
with a crest, possibly by Judah
Hart
£70 - 100
83
A set of six early George III Old
English pattern feather edged
table forks, by Thomas & William
Chawner, London 1790, 350gms
£120 - 180
77
Six George III and George IV Old
English pattern teaspoons, two
with reeded borders, initialled,
three others and a single, three
by Eley, Fearn & Chawner, two
by William Seaman and another
(6), 100gms
£30 - 40
84
Four Victorian Kings Pattern
table forks by Samuel Hayne &
Dudley Cater, London 1846; a
Victorian fiddle pattern table fork
by Richard Britton (5), 410gms
£100 - 150
78
A set of five Kings Pattern
teaspoons by Joseph & Albert
Savory, London 1846; three
William IV by William Eley and
two others (10), 350gms
£80 - 120
82
82
A set of six George III feather
edged pistol handled knives,
engraved with a crest,
replacement stainless steel
blades, five by Moses Brent,
London 1802, the other by
Judah Hart (6)
£100 - 150
79
79
Six Georgian pistol handled
knives, the steel blades inscribed
Critchfield (faults)
£60 - 100
80
Six silver coloured metal
teaspoons, marked, possibly
Persian, 155gms
£40 - 60
81
A Victorian Kings Pattern table
knife and matching dessert knife,
stainless steel replacement
blades, by William Theobalds &
Robert Metcalf Atkinson, London
1854 (2)
£20 - 30
85
85
A George III style Monteith with shaped rim, applied leaf wrapped
cartouche, C-scrolls and scaling above a fluted lobed body with
conforming spreading foot, pair of lion mask handles, the body with
pair of vacant oval cartouches within scaled and scrolling frames,
26cm diameter, 19cm high by Martin Hall & Co., Sheffield 1902,
bearing retailer’s mark for Aird & Thomson, Silversmiths Glasgow
£1800 - 2500
SILVER
86
A pair of early George III small
pierced oval two handled
baskets of reeded interlaced
form, the oval bases engraved
with a crest, 9.5cm x 12cm, by
John Henry Vere & William
Lutwyche, London 1765,
135gms
£700 - 1000
87
A continental 900 standard
cylindrical box and cover, finely
detailed to the top and body with
stylised flowerheads and ivy on a
repousse decorated ground,
8.5cm diameter, stamped 90,
maker’s mark for WH, 177gms
£200 - 300
88
88
Tiffany & Co - a silver gilt
cylindrical basket weave box and
cover, the hinged lid and sides
conforming, the underside
inscribed “50, 1972”, 15cm
diameter, 5.5cm high, stamped
Tiffany & Co, 925s sterling, Italy,
425gms
£600 - 800
89
89
An amusing Victorian three piece composed novelty cruet set
comprising: owl mustard with hinged lid, glass eyes and feathered
body, 8.5cm high, by George John Richards & Edward Charles
Brown, London 1865; together with a smaller pair of novelty owl
cruets, realistically modelled with push on lids, 7.7cm high, Richards
& Brown, London 1867 (3) 175gms gross, cased
£3500 - 4500
90
Georg Jensen - a circular pedestal bowl, hammer textured with
spreading circular foot, 13cm diameter, marked and numbered
575/C; a Georg Jensen pattern 21 spoon, hammer textured fig
shaped bowl with leaf and bud terminal, 11cm long, both Circa 1925
(2)
£500 - 800
91
An Edward VII silver mounted green Morocco leather letter rack of
slope top form, the pierced applied silver panel with foliate scrolls
centred on an oval cartouche with interlaced initials, 23cm high,
15.5cm wide, 13cm deep, by William Devenport, Birmingham 1903
£200 - 300
92
92
R.C.A Michelsen - two early 20th Century silver handled dishes, the
circular bodies half fluted and engraved with foliate swags beneath
formal leafy borders, reeded rims, ivory tusk handles, 30.5cm wide
overall, stamped Michelsen 1908, EE925, bearing Copenhagen
tower marks for 1907/8 and assay master mark for Christian F. Heise,
1073 gms gross
£1600 - 2200
SILVER SMALLWORKS
SILVER SMALLWORKS
93
A silver coloured metal spice box? the circular
base with engraved and fluted borders centred on
a bud, hinged lid, the base with chain and fitted
spiral stemmed spoon, on three feet, base 10cm
diameter
£60 - 90
94
A 19th Century Austro-Hungarian silver toothpick
box, the rectangular hinged lid with applied tablet
enamelled initials P.V.R within a blue enamel
border, 7.5cm wide, Vienna 1835 (faults)
£50 - 80
95
An Indian silver coloured metal calling card case,
the hinged top with leafy lappets, floral rosette and
vacant shield shaped cartouche, the body with
eight shaped reserves embossed animals and
birds on a textured ground, 8.5cm x 6cm,
unmarked
£50 - 70
96
A George V miniature silver two handled tray with
bead and reel borders, ebonised base and four
compressed bun feet, 12cm wide over handles, by
Stokes & Ireland, Chester 1927; a silver dressing
table tray with pierced border, the centre
embossed with infant cherub masks within clouds,
11cm wide, Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1901 (2)
£80 - 120
97
An Edward VII rectangular calling card case, the
sprung back closing on a shaped hinge, 8cm x
4cm, by F B, London 1908
£50 - 70
98
A Victorian heart shaped dressing table box, the
hinged lid embossed with floral, C-scroll and leafy
borders around vacant cartouche, the body
conforming, 8.5cm deep, by CS & FS,
Birmingham 1898
£100 - 140
99
99
A Victorian three section stamp box, trough
shaped base on rudimentary scrolling legs, 8.5cm
wide, 3cm high, by William Neale, Chester 1900
£60 - 100
100
100
A Victorian silver miniature brandy saucepan with
ivory handle, 11cm wide overall, by Frederick
Brasted, London 1879
£80 - 120
101
A George III silver shovel-shaped caddy spoon,
turned boned handle, 8cm long; two other silver
caddy spoons, hallmarked (3)
£100 - 150
102
A silver coloured metal thimble contained within a
blue velvet lined red Morocco case; a silver
coloured metal thimble contained within a green
velvet lined Mauchline decorated boxwood case
transfer printed with the arms of Ramsgate; three
silver coloured metal thimbles (5)
£100 - 150
103
An early 19th Century silver mounted mother of
pearl snuff box, the hinged lid engraved to the
centre with interlaced initials within a leafy oval,
6cm wide; two other white metal snuff boxes and a
white metal book shaped stamp case (4)
£100 - 150
SILVER SMALLWORKS
104
An early 19th Century gold plated eyeglass, the
lens with dogs’s head stem and plain suspension
ring, 7.5cm high overall
£60 - 100
105
A late Victorian silver handled shoe horn and
button hook set, the handles embossed with
flowerheads, shell and C-scrolls, scale and foliate
borders, button hook 22cm long, by AL Limited,
indistinct marks, the red velvet and silk lined case
inscribed Edwards & Jones, 161 Regent Street
£45 - 60
106
106
An Art Nouveau silver coloured metal buckle,
embossed as a lily, flower and bud, 5.5cm wide; a
silver pill box, the hinged lid embossed with a rose
and leafage, the body with continuous band of
roses, 3.5cm diameter; a silver, blue and green
enamel pendant and fine link necklet (3)
£70 - 100
109
A pair of glass vestas of globular reeded shape
with silver mounts, 4.25cm high; a pair of dwarf
candlesticks with urnular nozzles and spreading
circular bases, 10cm high by Elkington & Co,
Birmingham, 1943; a silver handled page turner
with ivory blade, 28cm long (5)
£70 - 110
110
A Victorian facet cut glass dressing table jar with
engraved circular top, another with top engraved
with a hand, another matching, a shaded
cranberry glass dressing table jar with cut glass
stopper, silver rim by AF & Co, Birmingham 1921
(4) (faults)
£20 - 40
111
A Victorian silver penknife, the handle engraved
and named Ann Wayman, 12.5cm long open,
Birmingham 1855 (faults); together with a letter
relating to the knife; a silver and mother of pearl
small penknife and an ivorine and steel double
penknife (3)
£25 - 35
112
A George III silver decanter label embossed with
infant figures, mask, grapes and bottles, the
banner inscribed Madeira, 6cm wide by Matthew
Linwood, Birmingham 1808
£30 - 40
107
A George V two handled silver tea strainer of
conventional design, 12cm wide over handles, by
Mappin & Webb, modern; a silver plated wine
coaster (2)
£20 - 30
108
A George V engine turned matchbook case, the
hinged cover with rectangular cartouche inscribed
with initials, 6.5cm x 4.5cm; a rectangular engine
turned snuff box, the front inscribed with initials
and dated 1907-1957, 3.4cm wide, Birmingham
1957 (2)
£40 - 60
113
113
An Edward VII miniature chocolate pot table vesta
with ivory turned finial and side handle, the body
engraved with initials and dated 1906, 9.25cm
high, by Stokes & Ireland Ltd, London 1903,
76gms gross
£50 - 80
SILVER SMALLWORKS
116
114
114
Scottish - A William IV silver calling card case of
conventional design finely embossed and chased
with scrolls, flowerheads and leafage on a matted
ground, the front with vacant shaped cartouche,
the hinged lid with bloodstone panel, 9cm x 5cm,
indistinct maker’s mark, Edinburgh 1834, 68gms
gross
£150 - 250
115
115
A Russian silver and niello rectangular box
decorated overall with scrolling leafage, the front
with shallow arched thumb piece, 8.5cm high,
4cm deep, 3cm wide, bearing 84 Standard mark,
by Alexander Afansiev, Moscow 1859-1884
£120 - 180
116
A George III silver nutmeg grater, the barrel
shaped body engraved with bands of flowers and
leafage within formal borders, the screw off lid
revealing steel grater, 5cm high, by Sam Meriton,
London 1790
£200 - 300
117
A George V silver combination sealing wax/vesta,
the rectangular case with sliding sealing wax
reservoir one end with hinged lid revealing vesta
compartment and with serration for striking,
20.5cm long, indistinct maker’s mark, London
1916
£80 - 120
118
A heavy oxidised silver and niello rectangular box,
the slightly domed top with geometric border the
front and the sides with conforming lozenges,
12.5cm wide, 9cm deep, 3cm high, 528gms,
apparently unmarked
£100 - 150
119
119
A late Victorian combination scent and vinaigrette
of cylindrical form, the hinged caps revealing
scent phial (lacking stopper) and vinaigrette with
silver gilt slightly domed pierced cover, 8.5cm
long, by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1895
£80 - 120
SILVER SMALLWORKS
120
A Victorian ruby glass octagonal double scent
bottle with foliate embossed silver gilt covers,
12.5cm long, unmarked (lacking stoppers)
£70 - 100
123
121
121
A Russian silver cigarette case, with radiating
fluted bands overall, the gold coloured metal catch
numbered 56 and with blue stone oval cabochon,
10cm x 7.5cm x 1.2cm, bearing second Kokoshnik
mark, St Petersburg, maker’s mark AO, 175gms
£600 - 1000
123
A Russian silver cigar case of rectangular outline,
the hinged lid bearing cipher, name and enamel
crown above numerals, one cipher with red gem
stone, 11cm x 10.5cm, second Kokoshnik mark,
Moscow, bearing maker’s mark, 250gms
£1200 - 1600
124
122
122
A continental 800 standard silver cigarette case of
concave form, the lid finely enamelled with two
Borzoi, their mouths open, one with red and
yellow collar, 8cm x 11cm, stamped 800 and with
further mark, early 20th Century (faults to
enamelling), 169gms
£300 - 500
124
A silver plated swan’s head cigar cutter,
realistically modelled, the neck with flowerheads,
lily pads and buds, steel cutter, 14.5cm long, early
20th Century, unmarked
£250 - 400
125
An Edward VII ruler / magnifier, the terminal with
circular magnifying lens, the rule to 6 inches,
19.7cm long, London 1908 (faults)
£180 - 250
BIJOUTERIE
BIJOUTERIE
126
A South Staffordshire enamel
oval box, the hinged lid
inscribed: Leef Lang & Gelukkig
beneath a navette shaped floral
pendant, the body polychrome
decorated with leafy trail, 6cm
wide, Circa 1800 (faults)
£100 - 150
131
A porcelain dressing table or pill
box, the hinged lid and body
with floral filled hatched
lozenges on a powder blue
ground, the cover with white and
gilt dot border, 8cm wide,
painted Sevres mark, initialled W,
Circa 1800
£60 - 80
127
A rectangular enamel snuff box,
the hinged lid with shaped
cartouche finely painted with a
cottage in wooded landscape,
the front, sides and back
conforming, formal and leafy
white enamel borders, 8cm wide,
Circa 1800 (faults)
£60 - 100
128
A South Staffordshire enamel
patch box, the hinged lid
inscribed: The Gift is Small but
Love is All within a floral trail
border, green body, 4cm wide,
Circa 1800 (faults)
£45 - 60
129
A 19th Century tortoiseshell and
gold coloured metal case or
purse of rounded rectangular
form, the front with vacant shield
shaped cartouche, 8cm wide
£50 - 70
130
A 19th Century French enamel
pomander of shallow urnular
form, the slightly domed cover
rising to a spire finial, decorated
overall with garlands, tassels and
gilt borders, tapered pedestal
and conforming spreading
circular foot, 8.5cm high (faults)
£60 - 80
134
A South Staffordshire snuff box
of rectangular form, the hinged
lid with figure in classical
landscape within pink and yellow
border, the body floral painted,
6.5cm wide, Circa 1800 (faults)
£60 - 90
135
132
132
A 19th Century French circular
enamel box, the hinged lid
painted to the centre with a
gallant and his companion in
wooded landscape, church and
mountains, green ground with
white floral and C-scrolls, the
cylindrical body with three white
reserves and floral sprays on a
conforming ground, 13.5cm
diameter (faults)
£120 - 180
133
A Continental silver and lilac
engine turned enamel scent flask
of flattened circular form, screw
off cover, loops and suspension
chain, flask 4cm diameter,
bearing import marks, London,
early 20th Century (faults)
£100 - 150
135
A South Staffordshire pink
enamel scent bottle with
engraved brass mounts, one
side with neo-classic urn and
pair of love birds, the other with
conforming urn and cottage
amidst landscape, stylised white
and gilt flowerheads, glass
interior, 5.5cm high, Circa 1800
(faults)
£120 - 180
136
A South Staffordshire oval
enamel patch box the hinged lid
with verse This Trifle If From Me
You Take And Keep It For The
Giver’s Sake You’ll See Whenever
You Look Within What All My Joy
Is Centred In, pink body, 4.5cm
£50 - 80
137
A South Staffordshire oval
enamel patch box, the hinged lid
inscribed A Gift From
Buckingham within pink leafy
border, fluted pink body, 4.5cm
£50 - 80
BIJOUTERIE
138
A Victorian novelty cat and ball
tape measure, the white metal
cat standing with its paws resting
on the brass ball containing the
tape measure, its brass tail
turning to retrieve the tape, 4cm
high, late 19th Century
£70 - 100
139
139
A Victorian uranium glass scent
bottle, facet cut with foliate
embossed hinged bun shaped
cover, 7.25cm high
£70 - 110
140
Three 19th Century lorgnettes,
gold plated and simulated
tortoiseshell handles; a pair of
gold plated folding spectacles, a
brass cased eye glass (5)
£100 - 140
141
A Halcyon Days enamel circular
box and cover - Christmas 2001,
4.5cm diameter, boxed
£20 - 30
142
145
142
An early 19th Century chamfered
oval glass scent bottle, circular
facet cut bands, engraved gold
cylindrical cap and collar, 5cm
high, red Morocco case lined
with brown velvet
£250 - 300
145
A fine quality rose gold oval
vinaigrette, the hinged lid, body
and base with fine engine turned
panels, the interior with pierced
engraved lid, 3.6cm wide,
unmarked
£350 - 450
143
A South Staffordshire patch box,
the hinged lid with figures in a
landscape within a verse: This
and the giver are vine forever,
green body, 4.5cm wide, Circa
1800 (faults)
£20 - 30
144
A French porcelain box and
cover of shaped elongated oval
form, the hinged lid moulded
with an armorial crest flanked by
trophies within puce formal
borders, the body painted with
figures and extensive lake
scenes, the base and interior
with floral sprays, brass mounts,
16.5cm wide, late 19th / early
20th Century
£150 - 250
146
146
A late 19th Century French brass
and plique-à-jour enamel hand
mirror with circular bevelled plate
within a foliate cast bezzle, the
surround with flowerheads and
leafage in blue and green, the
floral pierced handle with
suspension ring, marked, 23cm
high
£70 - 100
BIJOUTERIE
147
147
A late 19th Century continental
gilt metal basket with spiral twist
handle terminating with a pair of
lion masks, suspension rings,
the body pierced with scrolling
leafage the hinged lid with micro
mosaic panel of flowerheads and
leafage on a black ground,
shaped base with applied green
glass cabochons, 9.5cm high,
Circa 1880
£80 - 120
148
148
An 18th Century silver and
mother of pearl patch box of
rectangular outline the hinged lid
relief carved with floral sprays, C
and shell scrolls, the mother of
pearl carved and hatched the
sides with stylised floral sprays,
the base with three fruiting
boughs, silver foiled interior with
mirrored lid, 5.5cm wide, 4.25cm
deep, 2.25cm high
£80 - 120
149
A Continental 800 standard silver
compact, the lid gem set and
engraved with a flower filled
basket within floral and leafy
border, the base similar, the
sides with flowerheads and
leafage, the front with sprung
square, when pressed releases
the lid, revealing mirrored interior
with powder and sponge, 6cm
square, 2cm high, stamped 800,
and 210 FI in a pellet, early 20th
Century
£80 - 120
152
A Continental silver and enamel
circular pill box, the hinged lid
and body finely engine turned
with lilac enamel, gilt scrolling
border and white enamel line
borders, silver gilt interior, 5cm
diameter, import marked and
dated 1915 (minor enamel fault)
£40 - 60
153
150
150
A late Victorian silver pill box of
oval form, the centre with copper
oval panel, cast birds and
chrysanthemum blooms within a
continuous guilloche border,
6.5cm wide, by F & D, London
1882, 46gms
£60 - 80
151
A George III silver and
tortoiseshell heart shaped pill
box, the hinged lid applied cupid
in ivory and silver, the interior
with oval mirror within crimped
frame, 4cm wide, 4.5cm deep,
1.3cm high, late 18th / early 19th
Century (losses)
£30 - 50
153
Cartier - a rectangular silver and
enamel box, the hinged lid
centred on a cameo cut rock
crystal oval with diaphanously
clad young woman, diamond set
at 12,3,6 & 9, the orange red
ground plain, revealing silver gilt
interior, 8cm x 4cm, x 1.1cm
deep, numbered 15997 (enamel
faults)
£200 - 400
154
154
A 19th Century turned ivory
circular box, the screw off cover
inset with a head and shoulder
portrait miniature of a lady
wearing fur trimmed coat, 6cm
diameter, 3cm high
£80 - 120
BIJOUTERIE
158
A 19th Century circular ivory box and cover, the lid
centred on a half length portrait miniature of a
young woman wearing bonnet and floral shawl,
within brass reeded frame, applied beaded border,
tortoiseshell interior, 8cm diameter, 2.4cm high
(faults and losses)
£50 - 80
155
155
A 19th Century circular ivory patch box, the pull off
cover centred on a hardstone cameo of a winged
cherub within formal frame, applied gold coloured
metal border and further surround, mirrored
interior, 6cm diameter, 2.2cm high, the base
inscribed London and Ryder (faults)
£80 - 120
156
An early 19th Century tortoiseshell oval box, the
hinged lid centred on an engraved oval trophy
beneath ribbon tied floral swag, framed by wire
flowerheads within a silver guilloche border, gold
plated mounts, 9cm wide, 3cm high (faults)
£30 - 50
159
159
A Continental silver cigarette case, the front with
glass bullseye cabochon internally decorated with
a mallard in flight within radiating fluted border, the
back conforming, silver gilt interior, 8.5cm x 7cm,
bearing marks and inscribed Mediansky, Ges.
Geschutz
£250 - 350
160
157
157
A late 18th Century silver and enamel vesta, the
sprung hinged lid enamelled with clay pipes and
leafage, the sides with seated figures, one
smoking, the others holding a pipe and glass,
framed by trees and grass, silver engraved
mounts, copper bottom, 5cm high (base possibly
replaced)
£150 - 250
160
An 18th Century Neapolitan tortoiseshell aide
memoire of shaped arched rectangular outline, the
tortoiseshell outer leaves finely inlaid in gold
coloured metal with a classical colonnade and
figure, an extensive city landscape within floral trail
and scroll borders, the top with stylised rosette,
the side with fitted cylindrical pencil, the body
engraved with wavy lines, ivory leaves, 10.5cm
high, 6.5cm wide (faults)
£200 - 300
BIJOUTERIE
161
A 19th Century white enamel
plate, finely painted to the centre
with temple ruins, courting
couple, cattle, sheep and goats,
a pedestal and urn to the
foreground, castle beyond, a
river scene, the border with gilt
scrolls, stylised flowerheads and
pendants, 18.5cm diameter
(faults)
£450 - 600
162
A continental gilt metal mounted
circular snuff box, the hinged lid
finely painted with a beached
ship, figures before a ruin, the
ogee moulded cylindrical body
painted churches, 5.5cm
diameter, late 18th / early 19th
Century (faults)
£300 - 400
163
A Russian silver and enamel
kovsh, the body enamelled with
panels of flowers and leafage in
green, pink, lilac, blue and
orange on a cream ground, the
base with stylised leaves and
triangles on an olive green
ground, the interior silver gilt,
8.5cm wide, the base with
second Kokoshnik mark,
Moscow, numbered 26A
£1200 - 1800
164
A continental enamel gilt metal
mounted pill box of oval form,
the hinged lid finely painted with
a courting couple, he playing the
flute, with classical pillars
beyond, pedestal and urn, a
wooded glade, gilt scroll border
on a turquoise ground, the body
with pair of vignettes, one with
figures and goats in extensive
landscape, the other a musical
and dancing couple, the ground
with scrolls, leafage and
miniature flowerheads, 6.5cm
wide, 4cm high (faults)
£600 - 800
165
165
A mid 19th Century Turkoman gem set double sided dowry comb,
the gilt metal frame embossed with foliate spears, three carnelian
oval cabochons to each side and four turquoise circular cabochons,
9.5cm wide; another silver cased, engraved with stylised flowerheads
each side set with one large and two small lapis lazuli panels within
turquoise borders, 8.7cm wide; another silver coloured metal cased
set red and pale blue stones, twisted wire borders, stylised
flowerheads and embossed roundels and bullet shaped panels,
11.5cm wide (3)
£400 - 600
166
166
A good 19th Century gold pique inlaid tortoiseshell comb of double
serpentine outline, vacant shaped cartouche flanked by flowerheads
and scrolling leaves, 20.2cm wide, early 19th Century; another
similar, 20cm wide (lacking one tooth); another handled comb of
similar design, 18cm wide, all early 19th Century
£400 - 600
167
167
A good Japanese gold lacquered blonde tortoiseshell double sided
comb of shallow arched form, decorated with finches,
chrysanthemum blooms, mon, scrolls and fan shaped panels,
11.4cm x 5.3cm, 19th Century
£300 - 400
JEWELLERY
JEWELLERY
176
A 9ct yellow gold, citrine and
seed pearl set oval brooch, the
large cut stone claw set within a
border of seed pearls, 2.7cm
wide
£80 - 120
168
A 9ct gold amethyst and seed
pearl set pendant, the square
frame with stylised leaf and seed
pearl stalk. tear shaped amethyst
drop, 3.5cm high; a 9ct gold and
seed pearl triple leaf spray
brooch, 4.5cm wide (2)
£100 - 150
169
An Art Nouveau silver pendant of
shaped leafy form, hammer
textured, collet set oval blue
stone and further conforming
blue stone pendant, on a fine
curb link necklace, pendant
4.5cm high, marked AW (boxed)
£50 - 80
173
173
An unusual pair of gold and
silver coloured metal
gentleman’s cufflinks modelled
as a shell and 303 bullet, boxed
£220 - 300
178
Two Victorian 9ct gold fob seals,
one of rounded rectangular form
with Cornelian and bloodstone
swivel matrix; the other with
foliate engraved frame and
circular Cornelian and
bloodstone swivel matrix (2)
£80 - 120
170
Four Scottish silver brooches, all
hardstone set including: axe,
dirk, rectangular and oval
examples, axe 6.5cm long (4)
£80 - 120
171
An Art Nouveau style silver
buckle of pierced interlaced
sinuous form, cast flowerheads
and leafage, 8.5cm wide by
William Hutton & Sons, London
1896; a 19th Century paste set
buckle (2)
£60 - 100
172
A Victorian 22ct yellow gold
gentleman’s signet ring, oval
bloodstone matrix within a “rope
twist” border, pierced shoulders,
marked, ring size N
£180 - 250
177
A late Victorian gold coloured
metal and enamel oval brooch,
the central slightly dished black
hard stone, centred on a seed
pearl set star, rope twist border
and outer fluted white enamel
rim, 4cm wide (faults)
£100 - 150
174
174
A 19th Century rose gold,
diamond, ruby and seed pearl
floral spray brooch, 7.5cm high
overall, boxed
£650 - 850
175
A Victorian gold coloured metal
locket brooch of flowerhead
design, centred on a diamond
brilliant flanked by four small
diamond chips on a blue enamel
ground, the dished cabochon
and surrounds with wire
decoration, 2.4cm, wide (faults)
£100 - 150
179
foliate engraved cross / pencil
with suspension ring and gold
“bow” brooch, 7.5cm high
£80 - 120
180
A pair of Victorian gold piqué
earrings of tapered pendant form
with sphere above, each finely
decorated with lozenges, drapes
and applied turquoise glass
decorated beads, 5cm high
£30 - 50
JEWELLERY
187
181
181
An 18ct yellow gold solitaire diamond ring, the
claw set old cut brilliant approx. 0.5 carat, colour I,
VS2, ring size O
£500 - 700
182
A 9ct yellow gold and diamond ring, the claw set
brilliant flanked by diamond set shoulders, ring
size O
£80 - 120
183
Georg Jensen style - a silver brooch of interlaced
flowerheads and sphere, 4.5cm wide, bearing
import and maker’s mark for LMS, stamped 925
£150 - 200
184
An oval shell cameo carved with head and
shoulder of a young woman in pierced gold frame,
4.5cm x 3.5cm
£30 - 40
185
A 9ct gold crucifix, together with a fine link chain,
crucifix 3cm high, 6gms
£40 - 50
187
A Victorian 22ct gold ring pavé set with three
square rubies flanked by four diamond chips, ring
size N; an 18ct ruby and diamond ring, the central
ruby flanked by pair of diamonds and further pair
of smaller rubies, ring size N/O, a 14ct gold
diamond and ruby ring, ring size N (3)
£120 - 160
188
188
An 18ct gold sapphire and diamond ring, the
circular cut sapphire flanked by small diamond
chips, pierced shoulders, ring size I; a Victorian
9ct gold opal and diamond ring, the oval opal
cabochon flanked by six small diamond chips in
scroll cast shoulders, ring size P, a Victorian 9ct
gold amethyst and diamond ring set three circular
amethysts, flanked by two pairs of small diamond
chips, scroll cast frame, ring size L (3)
£100 - 150
186
186
A 9ct gold ring gypsy set central diamond brilliant
flanked by sapphire brilliants, ring size O; a
Victorian 18ct ring set four seed pearls flanked by
two small diamond chips within scroll cast shank,
ring size O; a Victorian 18ct gold ring gypsy set to
the centre with small diamond chip flanked by a
pair of similar sapphires, ring size N (3)
£100 - 150
189
189
A solitaire diamond ring, the claw set circular
brilliant approx 3 carat, platinum shank, ring size
M
£10000 - 15000
JEWELLERY
190
190
A diamond ring, the pierced collet claw set,
circular brilliant approx 1.3 carat, diamond chip set
shoulders, ring size L
£2500 - 3500
191
191
An antique diamond set brooch, the two
“flowerheads” collet set seven diamonds each,
3cm wide
£1500 - 2000
193
193
A late 18th Century gold plated circular pendant,
the centre painted with a female and floral drape
standing before a neo-classic pedestal, an
extensive landscape beyond, milled bezzle, 3.6cm
diameter, late 18th Century
£30 - 50
194
A quantity of Victorian and later jewellery
including; oval shell cameo, oval coral set brooch,
carnelian brooch, gold coloured metal brooch set
wire and spheres, agate beads, etc. (qty)
£30 - 50
195
A Victorian silver coloured metal bracelet faced in
two-colour gold coloured metal, with an oval
cartouche engraved and overlaid with flowerheads
and leafage flanked by scrolling mounts, beaded
border, 7cm wide, boxed
£25 - 40
192
192
A good Art Deco style diamond pendant brooch,
the central stone approx 1.48 carats with
spreading pavé set border and outer “horseshoe”
terminating in pair of brilliants and set graduated
brilliants from 0.4 carats and smaller, the base set
five tear shaped pendant drops headed by triple
foliate tops, 6.2cm high overall
£6000 - 8000
196
196
A Victorian foliate engraved oval locket with
castellated and sphere applied rim, 4cm high;
together with a 9ct gold belcher link long chain (2)
£400 - 600
JEWELLERY
197
A 9ct gold articulated flat long
chain of graduated form,
stamped 375, 23gms
£160 - 220
198
A 9ct gold flattened curb link
long chain together with a 9ct
gold crucifix, 22gms (2)
£160 - 220
199
199
A Victorian 9ct gold Albert of
reeded oval links, forming a
bracelet with 1911 George V
sovereign, within pierced
scrolling frame (2)
£200 - 300
200
A 9ct gold doubled flattened link
bracelet, centred on a scroll
mounted claw set sapphire,
stamped 375; together with a
safety chain, 8gms
£60 - 80
201
A Victorian 9ct gold curb link
chain with padlock safety clasp,
bloodstone and agate swivel
matrix, 35gms gross
£250 - 350
207
203
203
A good Victorian oval shell
cameo, finely carved with two
winged amorini, one riding a
goat, contained within a foliate
pierced gold coloured metal
scroll frame, 7cm wide overall,
Circa 1860
£200 - 300
204
A large Victorian citrine brooch,
the faceted oval cut stone within
a concave frame, applied and
engraved leaves, spiral twist wire
frame, 5cm wide, Circa 1850
£100 - 150
205
A Victorian 9ct gold diamond set
brooch of navette shape, raised
oval centre gypsy set, three
small diamond chips, beaded
borders, 5.5cm wide
£60 - 90
202
A 9ct gold foliate engraved
circular locket; together with a
fine link necklace, locket 3.3cm
diameter, 9gms
£60 - 80
207
An 18ct yellow gold four stone
diamond ring, claw set with four
evenly sized claw set brilliants,
each approx. 0.42 carat, ring
size O
£700 - 1000
208
208
An 18ct gold and platinum,
sapphire and diamond crossover
ring, the claw set brilliants
approx. 0.4 carats, diamond chip
set shoulders, ring size N/O
£400 - 600
209
206
206
An 18ct yellow gold three stone
diamond ring, the claw set
centre brilliant approx. 0.87
carats, flanked by a pair of 0.44
carat brilliants, ring size P
£800 - 1200
209
A 9ct gold solitaire diamond ring,
the claw set brilliant approx. 0.41
carats in pierced shoulders, ring
size O
£300 - 400
210
A cultured pearl necklace of
evenly sized pearls, navette
shaped clasp, 43cm long overall
£50 - 80
JEWELLERY
211
An 18ct gold wedding band,
plain, 7gms
£100 - 150
212
An engraved 22ct gold wedding
band, 5gms; an engraved 9ct
gold wedding band, 5gms (2)
£120 - 180
213
A 9ct gold curb link brooch,
3.8cm wide, 8gms
£50 - 70
214
An Edwardian aquamarine set
bar brooch, 5cm wide; an
Edwardian amethyst set bar
brooch, 7.5cm wide (2)
£30 - 50
218
A silver and cultured pearl ‘vine’
brooch, modelled with pair of
leaves and ‘seed pearl grapes’,
4.5cm high; a matching pair of
earrings en suite, a marcasite set
bird brooch, 5.5cm high; a
sterling silver and enamel
butterfly brooch, a silver BSH
badge and a silver medallion
with vacant cartouche (7)
£25 - 40
219
A Victorian bone brooch of oval
form, relief carved with a stag
within wooded landscape,
beaded border, 4.5cm wide; a
Victorian jet brooch carved with
the head and shoulders of a
young woman, 5cm high (2)
£40 - 60
222
222
A pair of silver and enamel oval
golfing cufflinks, each with golfer
taking a swing in blue enamel
within a red enamel line border
£50 - 80
223
223
A pair of 18ct yellow gold oval
cufflinks, each pair set with
rubies and sapphires, stamped
18ct
£150 - 250
215
215
An amber necklace of evenly
sized polished beads, screw
clasp, 74cm long, 70gms
£200 - 300
216
An amber necklace of irregular
shaped beads, screw clasp,
50cm long, 36gms
£80 - 120
217
A Victorian 9ct gold revolving fob
seal with engraved mount, the
circular matrix carnelian and
bloodstone set, together with 9ct
gold belcher link chain, 20gms
gross (2)
£150 - 200
224
A pair of large Russian 875
standard silver coloured metal
spinel mounted cufflinks, the
collets with claw set stones
£20 - 30
220
220
oval locket brooch, the centre
with pair of interlaced initials in
black enamel within a foliate
engraved frame, pierced wire
border, glazed locket back, 4cm
high
£80 - 120
221
A Victorian agate brooch,
applied gold coloured metal
seed pearl set heart within scroll
frame, the border leaf and scroll
applied, 4.5cm wide, late 19th
Century (faults)
£30 - 40
225
225
A good 18ct yellow gold bird
brooch, the crown set diamond
chips, ruby eyes, throat and
wings, the tail feathers mounted
circular cut collet set diamond
brilliant flanked by five further
rubies, 5cm long, old cut
diamond approx. 0.3 carat
£800 - 1200
JEWELLERY
226
A Victorian oval silver coloured
metal locket in Renaissance
style, hinged cover and outer
frame set pink and green stones
with freshwater pearl and
conforming drop revealing head
and shoulder portrait miniature
of a gentleman with white lace
ruff (possibly Sir Francis Drake),
watercolour on ivory, 6.5cm high
£80 - 120
227
A Victorian pendant, the claw set
large oval citrine flanked by a
border of stylised flowerheads
and scroll set garnets, seed
pearls and white stones, further
citrine set suspension loop,
together with a silver curb link
chain, pendant 7cm high, late
19th Century
£80 - 120
229
229
An Edwardian 18ct white gold
diamond set brooch of shaped
oval design the centre pierced
navette shaped centred on a
collet set brilliant flanked by
smaller brilliants within the
“tooth” frame, the outer border
with four clasps of cushion cut
diamonds and pavé set brilliants,
5.6cm wide, 12gms
£1600 - 2200
231
231
Garrards & Co - a platinum and
14ct gold amethyst diamond
ruby and pearl brooch, the
carved amethyst flowerhead set
six seed pearls, the leafy spray
claw and pavé set small rubies
and diamonds, 6.5cm wide
£400 - 700
228
228
A good Art Deco style diamond
brooch of geometric form, set
old cut brilliant within a border of
sixteen large brilliants and thirty
two smaller brilliants, 4.7cm
wide, 13gms
£2000 - 3000
230
232
230
A gold coloured metal diamond
set pendant, the circular stepped
cabochon millegrain set with
diamond brilliants flanked by
leafy scrolls, set further large and
small diamond brilliants, the
base with further leafy pendant
drop terminating in an old cut
claw set brilliant, 5cm high;
together with a rope link chain
£800 - 1200
232
A Victorian 9ct gold and enamel
horseshoe shaped brooch, claw
set graduated old cut brilliants
around a black enamel and
milled inner border, the base
with stylised pendant tassel,
5.5cm high, approx. 2.8 carats of
old cut diamonds
£400 - 600
233
A French white metal paste set
clip, of scrolling stylised leafy
form, 6.7cm wide, 1950s
£30 - 50
JEWELLERY
239
An 18ct yellow gold fancy ring,
claw set three turquoise glass
cabochons, topaz and diamond
chips within navette shaped claw
settings, stamped 750 and
numbered 1248AL, Circa 1970s
£200 - 300
234
234
A Victorian blonde hair necklace
of mainly open woven spheres,
the base with crucifix, 27cm
high, Circa 1860/70
£100 - 200
240
A 14ct white gold and pale
sapphire ring, the rectangular
central sapphire flanked by
rubies and diamond chips within
an ornate setting, leaf pierced
shoulders
£250 - 350
242
A set of graduated spherical
banded agate beads hung with a
banded agate “bullseye”
pendant locket set eleven small
circular cabochons, necklace
40cm long overall, bullseye 4cm
x 3.5cm, 168gms
£800 - 1200
235
A pair of 19th Century woven
hair rings with rectangular gold
coloured metal cartouches
engraved with initials R.M and
R.S within engraved borders,
Circa 1860 (2)
£80 - 120
236
A silver coloured metal synthetic
sapphire and spinel brooch, the
central bar of twelve cushion cut
synthetic sapphires set within a
scrolling border of spinels,
5.7cm wide, 1950s
£30 - 50
243
A silver coloured metal serpent
ring set Pekin green glass
cabochon, the shoulders foliate
cast, ring size G, Circa 1930s
£50 - 80
242
244
A 16th Century oval picture of
Christ being crucified, with three
figures placing the nails, others
looking on, an extensive
landscape, oil on copper, 6.5cm
x 5.3cm, contained within a 19th
Century gilt metal oval frame
with enamel border of stylised
buds and leafage in pale and
dark green, locket back; with a
suspension mount, 9.2cm x
6.8cm overall (losses to paint)
£3000 - 5000
237
A 9ct gold tourmaline, citrine,
amethyst, white spinel and
smoky quartz fringe necklace on
a fine link chain
£100 - 150
238
A pair of continental 10ct white
gold cufflinks of rounded square
form, the fronts centred on
circular small diamond within a
square collet on a floral
engraved and engine turned
ground, foliate engraved border,
stamped 10k, Circa 1930s
£80 - 120
241
A Victorian pinch beck double
sided revolving oval locket, the
frame with engraved leafy
clasps, head and shoulder
photographic portrait of a middle
aged man within, the reverse
with printed fabric head and
shoulder portrait of a young girl,
5.7cm high; a pair of seed pearl
set cross earrings, gold coloured
metal, boxed; an Edwardian
garnet and seed pearl bar
brooch (3)
£40 - 60
244
WATCHES
WATCHES
245
Rolex - a 925 standard “trench”
wristlet watch, the movement
inscribed Rolex, 15 jewels, Swiss
made, the silver case marked
Rolex and with import marks, the
white enamel dial with Arabic
numerals (dial cracked)
£400 - 600
247
247
Rolex - a gentleman’s stainless steel Rolex Oyster Perpetual
Superlative Chronometer, the brushed silvered dial with bar
numerals, screw down Rolex crown, articulated tapered stainless
steel bracelet, numbered 7205, Circa 1970s/80s
£300 - 500
249
A ladies Tudor wristwatch, the
circular dial brushed gilt,
inscribed Tudor, with bar
numerals, Rolex movement, the
case numbered 2015, pierced
gold articulated bracelet
£250 - 350
246
246
Rolex - a ladies 18ct pink gold
dress watch, the pink gold dial
with Rolex crown at 12, inscribed
Rolex Precision, the case
stamped 750, 18k and
numbered 8209, articulated
bracelet with Rolex clasp,
stamped Rolex 750, 20.6cm log
overall, 63gms gross
£1500 - 2000
248
248
Rolex - a 9ct pink gold curvex
rectangular, the dial segmental
with subsidiary seconds dial,
Arabic numerals and blued steel
hands, inscribed Rolex, the
movement inscribed Rolex Prima
Timed Six Positions For All
Climates, 15 Jewels, the case
inscribed Rolex 20 Worlds’
Record, Geneva Suisse, R.W. C
Ltd and bearing import marks,
the reverse numbered
556/63425, brown leather
bracelet, 37mm x 25mm, cased
£1200 - 1800
250
An Omega silver cased pocket
watch, the white enamel dial with
Arabic numerals and subsidiary
seconds dial inscribed “Frank
Hilser, Trowbridge”, the case
interior inscribed “Presented by
Staff Sergeants and Sergeants
121st Battalion BFA as a token of
regard to Sgt A Cox”
£45 - 60
251
A Pierpont Watch Company
automatic “military”? wristwatch,
the nickel plated case with black
dial with Arabic numerals, red
centre second hand, the reverse
inscribed Mertens Leon, 1920
E.M.S 1946 and numbered
610844/36889, dial 29mm
diameter (case degraded)
£30 - 50
WATCHES
252
252
A Longines Flagship
gentleman’s wristwatch, the
champagne dial with bar
numerals and date aperture at 6,
inscribed: Longines Automatic
Flagship, subsidiary seconds
dial, the reverse with enamelled
Longines EF company ship
emblem and inscribed: Flagship
Heritage Swiss Made numbered
41350533 and L4.7954, black
leather strap, 40mm over
winding crown
£600 - 800
254
A Raymond Weil gentleman’s
gold plated wristwatch with
chequer board centre, the
chapter ring with Roman
numerals and date aperture at 3,
inscribed: Raymond Weil,
Geneva, the reverse numbered
5567/Z339120; together with a
Raymond Weil gold plated ladies
wristwatch, the oval white dial
with Roman numerals, inscribed
Raymond Weil, Geneva, together
with a leather wallet containing a
certificate of guarantee, dated
1997 (3)
£180 - 220
255
A Michael Kors gold plated
fashion watch, the “pink gold”
dial with three subsidiary dials
and date aperture between 4
and 5, gold plated articulated
bracelet, 40mm over winding
crown
£120 - 180
257
A 925 standard “trench” wristlet
watch, the white enamel dial with
Roman numerals, expanding
bracelet (boxed)
£60 - 100
258
258
A World War I silver Royal Flying
Corps pilot navigator’s split
second timer, white enamel dial
with subsidiary dial, the reverse
with RFC insignia and dated
1914-1918, dial 38mm diameter
£220 - 300
259
A Roskopf Patent railway pocket
watch in nickel plated case;
together with a white metal
Albert, two nickel plated fob
watches, one with a white metal
Albert (3)
£70 - 100
256
253
253
A Longines gentleman’s gold
plated wristwatch, The Admiral
automatic, the brushed silvered
dial with bar numerals and date
aperture at 3, inscribed:
Longines Automatic Admiral, the
reverse numbered 256136, gold
plated and steel expanding
bracelet, 37mm over winding
crown
£450 - 600
256
A German nickel plated military
wristwatch, the silvered dial with
subsidiary seconds dial and
Arabic numerals, luminous
hands and numeral markers, the
case back numbered 332845,
34mm wide over winding crown
(lacking strap)
£350 - 450
260
A Hebdomas patent eight day
silver cased pocket watch, the
cream enamel part dial with
visible escapement inscribed,
Roman numerals and silver and
gilt foliate decoration, the
movement with white and gilt
metal cover
£60 - 90
WATCHES
261
261
An Art Deco style 18ct yellow gold fob watch, the
silvered dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary
seconds dial, the case with foliate cast bands, the
suspension ring conforming, the back with similar
bands and engine turned, the case numbered
72641 inscribed Optima and stamped 18k
£300 - 400
262
A gold plated pocket watch, the silver dial with
Arabic numerals inscribed Superior Aeroplane
Timekeeper, Lever, Swiss Made, the case
engraved with plane and clouds, gold plated
graduated Albert (2)
£60 - 100
263
A Victorian silver cased fusee pocket watch, the
dial with engine turned centre, floral engraved,
Roman numerals, engine turned back with central
vacant cartouche within a belt frame, London
1870; another Victorian silver cased pocket watch,
the dial engraved with a seated dog (2)
£100 - 140
264
A silver pair cased pocket watch, pierced and
engraved cock, the fusee movement by Jeffrey
Hebden Hawes, white enamel dial with Roman
numerals, associated pair case (2)
£120 - 180
265
A Victorian silver half hunter fob watch, the case
floral engraved, chapter ring with Roman numerals
in dark blue enamel, the reverse conforming with
vacant central cartouche, white enamelled dial
with Roman numerals, together with a fancy silver
chain with tassel terminal (2)
£70 - 100
264
267
266
A gold plated hunter pocket watch, the white
enamel dial with subsidiary seconds dial, Arabic
numerals inscribed H. ? Brown & Son Ltd, London
& Sheffield, together with a gold plated double
Albert (2)
£60 - 80
267
An iron and brass calendar and moon phase
pocket watch, the white enamel dial with Arabic
numerals and four subsidiary dials, the case
numbered 39993/5, the case back engraved with
interlaced initials (boxed)
£220 - 300
268
Three silver pocket watches with fusee
movements, white and cream enamel dials with
Roman numerals, London 1870, Chester 1873 &
1876 (3)
£120 - 180
269
A collection of eleven silver pocket watches,
movements and cases (qty)
£200 - 300
270
A quantity of ladies and gents wristwatches
£20 - 30
271
£20 - 30
272
£20 - 30
273
£20 - 30
274
£20 - 30
PORTRAIT MINIATURES
PORTRAIT
MINIATURES
275
275
An early 19th Century head and
shoulder oval portrait miniature
of a young gentleman,
watercolour on ivory, gilt brass
bezzle, black papier mâché
frame with “acorn” hanger,
image 8cm x 6.5cm, 15cm x
11.5cm overall
£100 - 150
280
A 19th Century silhouette portrait
miniature of a young man,
watercolour, 7cm x 6cm
contained in a green lacquered
moulded wooden frame
£25 - 35
284
A pair of oval portrait miniatures
of young ladies, watercolour on
ivory, ebonised frames, images
6.5cm x 5cm oval, late 19th /
early 20th Century
£80 - 120
281
miniature of a gentleman, head
and shoulders, watercolour, 9cm
x 7cm in ebonised reeded frame
£30 - 40
285
A 19th Century head and
shoulder portrait miniature of
Robbie Burns wearing blue
jacket, watercolour on ivory,
14cm x 10cm, indistinctly
inscribed verso, pierced brass
velvet backed frame, 23cm x
19cm overall (faults)
£30 - 50
282
A 19th Century oval cut paper
silhouette portrait miniature of a
gentleman, head and shoulders,
contained within a black papier
mâché frame with acorn
suspension ring, 14cm x 12cm
overall (discoloured)
£25 - 40
276
English School, late 19th / early
20th Century - a Man ‘o War at
battle, watercolour heightened
with bodycolour, oval, 4.2cm x
5.5cm, contained within an
ebonised oval frame
£60 - 90
277
A 19th Century cut paper
silhouette portrait miniature of
Mary Knowles, 7cm x 6cm in
ebonised frame with gilt slip, the
reverse bearing label inscribed
Mary Knowles, Circa 1820
£30 - 40
278
A 19th Century cut paper
silhouette portrait miniature of a
lady, head and shoulders, 8cm x
7cm in an oak frame with
moulded gilt slip
£30 - 40
279
miniature of a gentleman, head
and shoulders, watercolour,
10cm x 7cm in silvered wooden
frame
£40 - 60
286
283
283
Frances Hare - half length
portrait of Mathias Hare, seated
and holding a handkerchief in
his right hand, arched,
watercolour on ivory, 12.5cm x
10cm, contained within a fine gilt
plaster moulded frame contained
within a brown plush velvet lined
rosewood outer case, 28cm x
25cm overall, Circa 1856
The reverse is inscribed Mathias
Hare painted by his daughter
Frances Hare 1856
£150 - 200
286
Opie - half length portrait
miniature of a young woman
seated on a red velvet sofa, with
rose at her breast, wearing
crucifix and black lace shawl,
watercolour on ivory, 14cm x
9.5cm, brass frame
£80 - 120
287
John Stewart Clark - a pair, lady
and gentleman, he with fur
trimmed red cloak and bicorn
hat, she wearing chain of office,
possibly a past Sheriff of
Nottingham and his wife,
watercolours on ivory, signed,
11cm x 8cm, contained within
velvet lined brown Morocco
folding frames, each 17.5cm x
14cm overall
£80 - 120
PORTRAIT MINIATURES
288
Head and shoulder portrait
miniature of a young lady as a
sibyl, watercolour on ivory,
11.5cm x 7.5cm, contained
within floral and leaf pierced
brass frame, 25cm x 18.5cm
overall
£50 - 80
291
291
English School, early 19th Century - head and shoulder portrait
miniature of Catherine Galloway, later Mrs Hadway, watercolour on
ivory, 10cm x 7.5cm, in a black papier mâché rectangular frame with
brass bezzle and brass acorn suspension ring, 16.5cm x 12.5cm
overall
£200 - 300
289
289
Irish School, 19th Century - half
length oval portrait miniature of a
young girl wearing hat, her
apron filled with grapes,
watercolour on ivory, contained
within a locket style frame, the
tortoiseshell back inlaid with a
crest, oval 7.5cm x 6.25cm
£80 - 120
292
292
English School, early 19th Century - head and shoulder oval portrait
miniature of Captain Exham Vincent, watercolour on ivory, 7.5cm x
6cm, the reverse inscribed Captain Exham Vincent, my Great uncle
E.Gott, contained within a black papier mâché frame with brass rose
and thistle suspension ring, 15.5cm x 11.5cm overall
290
290
William Frederick Yeames (after)
- “When Did You Last See Your
Father”, watercolour on ivory,
oval, 6cm x 7.5cm, contained
within a pierced brass
rectangular frame (faults)
£60 - 100
Capt. Exham Vincent (1782-1863) was a member of an ancient
English landed family, whose ancestor settled in Limerick in the late
17th century. His father was Limerick Alderman Exham Vincent and he
was born there in 1782, joined the army as an ensign 54th Regt. in
1799, and served in Egypt under General Sir Ralph Abercromby. He
later was commissioned, fighting in the Peninsula under Wellington
before being discharged in 1815. The medal in the picture may be
that issued to British Troops by the Khedive of Egypt. In later life he
owned a small estate at Cloonagaheen, Killokennedy, Co. Clare and
died, apparently unmarried at Reading in 1863. He wrote a journal of
his military experiences (Typescript copy in National Army Museum
7611-24).
£80 - 120
PORTRAIT MINIATURES
295
A circular portrait miniature of a young boy,
coloured mezzotint, 3.7cm diameter, contained
within a Florentine giltwood frame, 11.5cm x 10cm
overall
£30 - 50
293
293
European School - a head and shoulder oval
portrait miniature of a young woman with high ruff,
her hair adorned with flowers wearing pearls and
jewels, watercolour, 5.7cm x 4.5cm contained
within a paste set silver coloured metal frame with
gold coloured metal engraved bezzle, 9.5cm x
8.5cm overall on a triple fine link suspension chain
£200 - 300
296
296
An early 19th Century head and shoulder oval
portrait of a young lady wearing feather trimmed
red tartan bonnet, white dress with jewels, pink
ribbon and flower, 7cm x 5.5cm, initialled SA,
contained within a green stained oval shagreen
case, case 8.5cm x 7.5cm
£250 - 350
297
294
294
W. Colussi - head and shoulder portrait miniature
of a young woman in Renaissance style,
watercolour on ivory, signed, 6cm x 4.5cm, brass
frame
£80 - 120
297
N.F. Tassaert - a set of three oval portrait
miniatures of young ladies, 8cm x 6.5cm
contained within ornate embossed brass frames,
14.5cm x 11cm, early 20th Century
£350 - 450
POTTERY & PORCELAIN
POTTERY &
PORCELAIN
304
A Royal Crown Derby pattern
1128 petal shaped pin tray,
11cm wide; two Royal Crown
Derby pattern 1128 canted
rectangular pin trays, 9.5cm
wide, printed marks in red,
modern (3)
£30 - 50
298
Two Beswick pottery spaniels,
one black and white the other
tan and white, 20cm long, 14cm
high, printed mark in black
£40 - 60
301
299
299
An Austrian porcelain two
handled vase, the ivory baluster
body painted with cockerel
amidst bamboo on a blown gilt
and turquoise ground, pair of
stylised winged dragon handles
in pastel hues, green and gilt
borders, 18.5cm high, printed
mark in gilt, impressed 66 and
numbered 773/M in black, late
19th / early 20th Century
£80 - 120
300
An Austrian porcelain basket of
realistically moulded form, set
pair of winged amorini and floral
drape, woven moulded handle,
the whole decorated in pastel
hues, green and blown gilt base
and handle, 42cm high,
impressed mark and numbered
2009/6, late 19th / early 20th
Century
£30 - 50
301
An Austrian porcelain two
handled vase, the ivory baluster
body painted with birds and
spider with web on a blown gilt
and turquoise ground, pair of
stylised winged dragon handles
in pastel hues, green and gilt
borders, 20cm high, printed
mark in purple numbered 497,
late 19th / early 20th Century
£80 - 120
302
Rye Pottery - a massive circular
charger painted with
flowerheads and leaves, line and
leaf border, 43cm diameter,
painted Rye in under glaze
green and initialled TC, Circa
1970s
£40 - 70
303
A KPM porcelain salt, the pair of
oval wells detailed to the exterior
with claret and gilt band above
scrolls and leafage, cherub
figure behind, leaf moulded
conforming base, 11cm high,
printed mark in red and painted
mark in under glaze blue, 20th
Century
£20 - 30
305
A pair of Royal Crown Derby
pattern 1128 spill vases with
beaded rims, 6.5cm high; a
Royal Crown Derby pattern 1128
oval pin box and cover, 9.5cm
wide, a Royal Crown Derby
pattern 1298 hexagonal box and
cover, 5.5cm wide, all with
printed marks in red, modern (6)
£40 - 70
306
306
A Worcester miniature mug, the
cylindrical body painted with a
finch amidst gooseberry bush,
gilt line rims, printed mark in
puce, 5.5cm high, late 19th /
early 20th Century
£30 - 40
307
307
Three Royal Crown Derby
paperweights: salmon, pheasant
and jenny wren, 18cm wide and
smaller, printed marks in red (3)
£50 - 80
POTTERY & PORCELAIN
308
308
A Watcombe Torquay pottery
three piece tea service,
comprising teapot, sugar and
cream jug, each piece decorated
with a cottage within a
continuous landscape scene,
silver plated mounts, teapot
17.5cm wide, impressed marks
and teapot incised 1476 (3)
£30 - 40
309
A Wedgwood blue jasper dip
teapot, cover and stand, the
teapot moulded with classical
scenes beneath formal leafy
borders, the stand with classical
winged cherubs, stand 16cm
diameter, teapot 20cm wide over
handle, impressed marks, Circa
1920s
£30 - 40
310
310
A Victorian Majolica strawberry
dish, cream and sugar, the oval
dish decorated in typical palette
and moulded with strawberries,
blossom and leafage on a
turquoise ground, yellow border,
detachable leaf moulded sucrier
on turquoise pedestal foot,
conforming cream jug, dish
36cm wide, impressed
registration kite to base, Circa
1870 (sucrier and cream jug with
faults)
£200 - 300
311
Beswick - a large pottery beagle,
31.5cm high, numbered 2300,
impressed Beswick, England
and with black printed Beswick,
England mark, 20th Century
£20 - 40
312
A quantity of decorative
miscellaneous ceramics
£20 - 30
313
miscellaneous ceramics
£10 - 20
314
A continental fluted bulbous
shaped two handled pot, each
side painted with birds and
insects amidst leafage, pair of
interlaced rustic handles detailed
with floral encrustation, gilt line
rims, 12cm high, crossed swords
in underglaze blue, 19th Century
(faults)
£50 - 80
315
A 19th Century continental tin
glazed two handled bowl, the
cauldron shaped body with
frilled rim above a pair of rope
twist moulded handles, painted
with crest beneath formal C and
floral scroll hatched panels, the
reverse painted with flowers and
insects, moulded stilt feet, 19cm
diameter, 13.5cm high, painted
VP in under glaze blue (faults)
£30 - 50
317
317
Caughley - a two handled
circular warming dish, transfer
printed overall with Chinoiserie
scenes within formal borders,
leaf moulded handles, 23.5cm
wide over handles, painted C in
under glaze blue
£40 - 60
318
318
A brown pottery chamber pot of
conventional design the rim
inscribed Off to the front from
Milton, moulded loop handle,
22cm diameter, 25cm wide over
handle
Reportedly ex- Wentworth
Woodhouse
£50 - 80
316
A continental porcelain leaf
moulded dish of shaped fluted
form, the base painted in brown
with an eagle holding branch
and arrows, formal gilt and blue
border, 23cm wide, printed 7440
in gilt, 20th Century
£20 - 30
POTTERY & PORCELAIN
321
319
319
A Lladro figure of a seated
sleeping eskimo, 27cm high,
printed mark in blue incised 6F,
modern
£20 - 30
320
A Lladro figure of a long eared
fox and cub, 18cm wide max.,
printed mark in blue impressed
G2M incised 121; two Royal
Copenhagen vases, one painted
with brambles and bramble
blossoms, the other with
blossoming bough, 8cm high
and 21.5cm high respectively,
printed mark in green and
painted mark in under glaze
blue, numbered 288/2390 and
15/51; a Czechoslovakian
porcelain fluted shell shaped
dish painted in under glaze blue
with an “onion” pattern, 23cm
wide, printed mark in blue (4)
£40 - 70
321
A pair of Coalport two handled
urnular shaped vases with
shallow necks and moulded
flying gilt handles, the neck with
stylised foliage and scrolls, the
royal blue bodies painted with
small C and leaf scroll
cartouches around landscape
scenes and ruins, the reverse
with hunting trophy, the base
with stylised leafy lappets,
circular foot, 21cm high overall,
printed mark in green and
numbered V6378 in gilt, early
20th Century (faults)
£80 - 120
324
A Coalport still life painted two
handled shaped oval dish,
painted to the centre with apples
and grapes by Norman Lear, gilt
moulded handles, 25cm wide,
signed, printed mark in blue,
modern
£60 - 100
325
A Coalport still life painted
shaped circular plate, painted to
the centre with apple, pear and
grapes by Anthony Baggott, gilt
gadrooned rim, 27cm diameter,
signed, printed mark in blue,
modern
£80 - 120
325
322
323
A continental porcelain double
salt modelled with an infant
standing before two shaped oval
basket salts, each painted to the
centre with courting
companions, leafy scroll base,
12.5cm high, 13cm wide,
painted mark in under glaze
blue; a Naples porcelain figure of
a reclining young boy on rustic
and gilt scroll moulded base,
8.5cm high; a set of five
continental porcelain musician
figures, each polychrome
decorated and standing on
square bases, each 10cm high
approx., printed mark in under
glaze blue (7) (faults)
£40 - 70
322
A Meissen figure of a young
female musician playing a
mandolin, a satchel at her left
hip, wearing purple bodice and
floral skirt, her hat with purple
ribbon bow, 11cm high, painted
cross swords in under glaze blue
numbered 704/9.11., late 19th /
early 20th Century (faults)
£30 - 50
326
Two Coalport still life painted
cups and saucers, each saucer
painted to the centre with pear,
apples and grapes, one by
Anthony Baggott, the other by
Alexandra Goodwin, the cups
conforming with gilt interiors,
saucers 15cm diameter, cups
14cm wide over handles, both
signed, printed marks in blue,
modern
£80 - 120
POTTERY & PORCELAIN
327
A Leaman Worcestershire
Ceramics cup and saucer, still
life painted with fruit on a mossy
ground by Leaman, saucer 13cm
diameter, signed, printed mark in
grey, modern
£40 - 60
328
An English porcelain shaped
circular cabinet plate painted to
the centre with a basket of
flowers, the dark blue rim gilt
detailed with grapes and leafage,
24cm diameter; two other
English porcelain cabinet plates;
two modern Delft vases (5)
£30 - 40
329
A Royal Copenhagen part dinner
and coffee service, each piece
painted in two tone brown with
roses and leafage in gilt, gilt line
rims, comprising: ten large
plates, six medium plates, eight
small plates, six soup bowls,a
tazza, coffee pot, lidded sugar
and cream, and six coffee cups
and saucers, printed mark in
green, painted mark in under
glaze blue, numbered 688/9623,
£150 - 250
330
A Wood’s ivory ware fish service
comprising: oval plate, six dinner
plates and a jug, each transfer
printed with fish, apple green
and gilt borders, circular plates
23cm diameter, printed mark in
black, Circa 1950 (faults)
£30 - 40
331
A Newhall pattern 317 coffee can
painted and gilded with
flowerheads and leafage, gilt line
detail; another similar with leaves
on a rust ground; another with
foliate trail; another transfer
printed in blue and white with a
Chinoiserie scene; a Newhall
coffee can and saucer painted
with blue leaves and gilt sprigs,
saucer 14cm diameter, all Circa
1800 (6)
£50 - 80
332
An English porcelain teapot and
cover, the body with broad blue
band detailed in gilt with
flowerheads and leafage
beneath a formal stylised leafy
border, the cover conforming,
27.5cm wide over handles; an
English porcelain teapot and
cover, transfer printed with
dragons within formal guilloche
borders, 26cm wide over
handles; an English porcelain
sucrier and cover with a broad
band of thistles beneath a blue
and gilt border, the cover
conforming, pair of ring moulded
handles, 14.5cm wide; another
spirally fluted sucrier of the same
design, late 18th / early 19th
Century (faults)
£30 - 50
333
A large quantity of cups,
saucers, tea bowls, bowl, jug
and a keeling plate, late 18th /
early 19th Century (qty)
£30 - 50
334
334
A Copeland centrepiece
modelled as two draped infants
holding a turquoise and gilt
detailed basket the base
moulded with grapes and
leafage on a spreading turquoise
foot with gilt line lappet border,
24cm high, 35.5cm high, printed
mark in green, date code for
1873 (faults)
£100 - 150
335
A Vienna style porcelain bottle
shaped vase, the royal blue
body with an oval panel printed
and painted after Angelica
Kauffman, the ground with gilt
scrolls, flowerheads and leafage,
the neck conforming, 21.5cm
high, late 19th / early 20th
Century
£40 - 60
336
A Crown Devon Stockholm
Pattern part dinner service, the
creamy body transfer printed
and enamelled in red with stag
amidst stylised landscape,
comprising: oval meat plate, two
tureens, one cover, coffee pot
and cover, six small, six medium
and six large plates, meat plate
34cm wide, small plates 17.5cm
diameter, printed mark in grey,
Crown Devon Fieldings
£100 - 150
POTTERY & PORCELAIN
337
337
A Russian porcelain Easter egg probably by the Imperial Porcelain Factory, St Petersburg, the panel
finely painted with Christ and Martha at the well, in wooded glade with figures and buildings beyond,
within fluted gilt cisele border, the reverse decorated with a hatched panel with graduated gilt
flowerheads and stylised leaves on a pale pink ground, gilt laurel leaf borders, 8.3cm high, second half
19th Century
£3500 - 4500
POTTERY & PORCELAIN
338
A pair of Copenhagen porcelain
polar bears, seated, 8cm high
and smaller, printed mark in
green and painted mark in under
glaze blue (2)
£20 - 30
339
A good Belgian two handled
majolica vase of green and
brown colour, the baluster body
with pair of handles and flared
neck, the front with applied
moulded text Pastilles Poncelet,
the base inscribed Ceramiques
Hasselt, 62cm high (crazed)
£100 - 200
340
A Mexican pottery model of a
toucan, decorated in blues and
browns on an oval banded base,
38cm high, inscribed Mexico
miikNe
£20 - 30
342
A Limoges jug and bowl, the jug
of fluted baluster form moulded
with ribbons and leafage,
transfer printed and painted with
floral sprays on a cream ground,
gilt detail, the shaped oval bowl
conforming, bowl 47cm wide,
jug 30cm high, printed mark in
iron red and green, Circa 1900
£60 - 100
343
A Royal Crown Derby shaped
oval tray with pair of gilt handles,
the tray with blue transfer printed
floral and scroll decoration,
46cm wide, Circa 1900
£30 - 50
344
A Victorian pot lid, transfer
printed with fishing ships
bringing in the catch, 10cm
diameter contained within a
turned mahogany circular frame,
14cm diameter overall
£10 - 20
345
A Royal Worcester porcelain
snuffer - Mr Caudle, 8cm high,
printed mark in black
£20 - 30
341
341
A Doulton, Burslem jug and
bowl, flow blue transfer printed
with roses on a gilt powder
ground, the royal blue rims
transfer printed with gilt scrolls,
flowerheads and foliage, bowl
42cm wide, jug 28cm high,
printed mark in underglaze blue,
Circa 1900
£60 - 100
350
An early 19th Century Derby
porcelain vase of compressed
cauldron shape with angular leaf
moulded handle, decorated in
Japan palette with floral panels,
gilt line borders, 17cm wide
max., crown over crossed
swords in iron red, Circa 1820
£25 - 35
346
snuffer - Owl, 8cm high, printed
mark in black
£20 - 30
347
snuffer - Toddie, 9.5cm high,
£20 - 30
348
snuffer - Mrs Caudle, 7cm high,
£20 - 30
351
351
A Carltonware Petunia pattern
pottery biscuit jar and lid, the
flow blue body detailed in gilt
and powder gilt with
flowerheads, pair of moulded
handles, the base conforming on
a seed blue ground, the circular
cover with moulded leafy finial,
18cm high, printed mark in blue,
bearing registration number
258143, early 20th Century
£30 - 50
352
A Derby ewer, the tall neck with
frilled rim and spiral moulded gilt
handle, the bulbous ivory body
polychrome decorated with
flowerheads, gilt detail and line
rims, 21cm high, printed mark in
red and bearing retailer’s mark
for W. H. Clenny Sons & Co,
Buffalo County, New York
£40 - 60
349
snuffer - Old Woman, 8.7cm
high, printed mark in black
£20 - 30
POTTERY & PORCELAIN
353
A Doulton Burslem porcelain
dessert stand, the shaped
circular top painted to the centre
with floral spray within powder
gilt pink border, the rim moulded
and detailed with gilt leafage on
a brown ground, the waisted
pedestal with conforming panel
moulded compressed base with
circular foot, gilt rims, 24cm
diameter, printed mark in red
(restored)
£25 - 40
354
An Aynsley pedestal dessert
stand, the shaped circular top
transfer printed to the centre in
iron red and green with
chrysanthemum blooms and
leafage, the panelled blue and
iron red borders with gilt trailing
border, gilt line rims, the
pedestal supported on three
foliate C-scrolls joined by a
circular moulded under tier,
23cm diameter, 11.5cm high
printed mark in green, early 20th
Century
£20 - 30
355
355
A Belleek porcelain egg frame,
the basket weave moulded base
with wrist and hand carrying
handle and loop, fitted six
conforming egg cups, 17cm
diameter, 12cm high, printed
mark in black
£80 - 120
356
An Imperial Bonn ewer, the
compressed globular body
glazed blue with sponged gilt
central band and enamelled in
gilt with scrolls, flowerheads and
leafage, stylised dragon
moulded handle and leafy spout,
23.5cm high, printed mark in red
and numbered 4682A in iron red
£30 - 50
357
A Paris porcelain box and cover
of oval moulded shape, the body
painted with floral sprays
beneath royal blue and gilt
formal borders, the cover
conforming with bud and leaf
finial, the interior with floral
sprays, 10cm wide, late 19th /
early 20th Century
£30 - 50
358
A Nautilus porcelain jug, the
slightly tapered cylindrical body
moulded and pierced with rope
twist gilt handle, the body
painted with poppies, powder
gilt detail, pastel glazed, 23cm
high, inscribed Nautilus
Porcelain in iron red, late 19th /
early 20th Century
£20 - 30
359
A Copeland Spode jardiniere of
two handled oval form, the rose
pompadour ground with panels
of flowerheads and butterflies,
pair of leaf moulded pierced
scrolling handles, spreading oval
foot, gilt hatched borders, 24cm
wide, early 20th Century
£30 - 50
360
360
A pair of Coalport miniature cups
and saucers of fluted form, the
shaped circular saucers and
cups each decorated in gilt with
anthemion, swags, bell flower
pendants and stars, gilt interiors
to cups with gilt loop handles,
saucers 9cm diameter, cups
4.8cm high, printed mark in
green, T122/56 in iron red (4)
£40 - 70
361
361
A Meissen cabinet plate by
Francesca Hirsch, the centre
painted with three winged
amorini, one reclining on clouds
and straw within gilt border, the
broad pink and gilt rim pierced
stylised flowerheads, 22.5cm
diameter, impressed Meissen/13
and with faint H/X cipher
£80 - 120
POTTERY & PORCELAIN
366
A Coalport two handled dessert
stand, the centre painted with
floral spray within broad pale
grey border with four further
shaped floral panels, gilt leafy
border with pierced “acorn”
handles, signed F.Howard, 25cm
wide, printed mark in green,
numbered 6919/C and bearing
retailer’s label for T. Goode &
Co., London
£40 - 60
362
364
362
A Pirkenhammer porcelain
cabinet plate, transfer printed
and painted to the centre with
sparrows, butterflies, insects and
a flowering bough within a
pierced broad rim, 24cm
diameter, printed mark in red
and black, numbered 2682 in
grey
£40 - 60
364
A pair of Minton’s porcelain
cabinet plates, the centres
painted with a pair of roundels of
castles within hexagonal tooled
gilt borders, the pink frame with
further gilt tooled rim of trailing
ivy, 23cm diameter, numbered
G2611 in iron red and with
printed retailer’s label for William
Mortlock, 18 Regent Street in
pink (2)
£60 - 100
363
363
A Grainger Worcester cabinet
plate, the blush apricot ground
decorated to the centre with a
stylised floral and leafy bough,
pierced rim with floral gilt detail,
22.5cm diameter, printed mark in
green
£30 - 50
365
365
A Royal Crown Derby circular
cabinet plate, the panelled
decoration in pink and royal blue
with gilt tooled floral and leafy
scrolls, gilt rim, 22cm diameter,
impressed Derby and with
printed mark in iron red bearing
registration number 203227,
Circa 1897
£80 - 120
367
A late 18th / early 19th Century
Derby oval shaped dish,
colourfully decorated overall with
iron red floral sprays on an olive
green and seeded ground, gilt
detail, 30cm wide, painted mark
crown over crossed swords D in
iron red, Circa 1810
£30 - 50
368
A Royal Worcester apricot and
ivory moulded vase of slightly
everted moulded leafy form,
decorated to the body with
flowers and leafage on a
spreading lily pad base with
reeded circular foot, 23cm high,
printed mark in green, numbered
1015
£30 - 50
369
A Royal Worcester pot pourri jar,
the moulded spirally fluted half
body, powder gilt apricot to lilac,
the upper neck apricot and ivory
painted flowerheads and
leafage, the spreading foot
basket weave moulded, gilt line
rims, 17cm high, together with
an associated lid with ball finial,
printed mark in puce, bearing
registration number 227399 and
numbered 1720
£40 - 60
POTTERY & PORCELAIN
374
A pair of porcelain cups and
saucers, gilded with ribbons and
foliage, one coffee can and on
teacups, all bases with green
Copeland mark and D8855 in
red, the saucers with diamond
registry lozenge, 6.5cm high and
smaller, Circa 1880 (4)
£60 - 100
372
370
370
A KPM oval plaque finely painted
with a bearded gentleman,
seated, 21cm x 15.5cm,
impressed mark and gilt frame
£1000 - 1500
372
A Minton majolica shaped oval
pedestal dish, the top with lattice
cut border, the fluted base
resting on a pair of winged
cherubs centred on pair of
doves, the cherubs holding a
garland, the shaped base lappet
moulded, 31cm wide, 21.5cm
high, impressed Minton
numbered 1180, initialled B,
Circa 1870 (very minor
restoration and firing cracks)
£200 - 300
371
371
A continental porcelain plaque
finely painted with a young boy,
standing holding a fob watch in
long brown coat, signed Wagner,
bottom right in black, 25cm x
17cm, contained within a
Florentine pierced giltwood
scrolling frame, 39.5cm x 33cm
overall, impressed 808, inscribed
in black ANO 1403
£1000 - 1500
373
373
A KPM porcelain plaque of Louis
Fois Famille, 24.5cm x 18cm
inscribed with title in red verso
and impressed KPM mark and
numbered 193/255, the
contemporary gilt frame with gilt
slip inscribed F. Wagner
£600 - 800
375
A rectangular relief moulded
plaque of St Francis of Assisi
with stag, dogs and birds, green
glazed with gilt detail, 15cm x
20.5cm, framed
£70 - 100
376
A salt glazed jug sgraffito
decorated and detailed in blue
with a bird and stylised leafage,
reeded borders, 27.5cm high,
early 20th Century
£20 - 30
377
A Minton shaped circular plate
with broad apple green rim, the
centre printed and painted with
floral sprays, 23cm diameter; two
English porcelain shaped
circular dessert plates, painted
to the centres with rose blooms
within lappet rims, the ivory
ground with stylised blue and gilt
cornucopia and panels of
conforming roses, moulded rims,
23.5cm diameter; another
English porcelain shaped
circular cabinet plate; a Derby
pot pourri vase in Japan palette;
a cup and saucer; a chocolate
cup and a porcelain oval box,
19th Century and later (faults)
£30 - 50
378
A quantity of miscellaneous
ceramics including: Japanese
Imari bowl; Wedgwood dishes;
boxes; floral encrusted mirror,
etc, (qty)
£20 - 30
POTTERY & PORCELAIN
379
A graduated set of Masons
ironstone jugs, transfer printed
and painted with Chinoiserie
scenes, trees, flowerheads and
leafage, 16.5cm to 11.5cm,
printed marks; a similar
Ashworth’s jug, 16.5cm high,
late 19th / early 20th Century (5)
(faults)
£30 - 50
380
A quantity of Victorian shaped
circular plates including: nursery
examples; pink lustre; others,
transfer printed and painted
decoration, late 19th Century
(12) (faults)
£30 - 50
381
A quantity of Victorian and later
pottery jugs including:
graduated set of sand textured
buff coloured jugs with blue
borders; another inscribed Jane
Scott; others polychrome and
under glaze decorated, late 19th
and early 20th Century (11)
(faults)
£20 - 30
382
A Leighton Pottery cockfighting
jug of globular shape, transfer
printed and painted with Victor
and Death, with rules and
regulations banner on simulated
green brick wall, green painted
rustic handle, 13cm high, printed
mark; three 19th Century jugs all
of baluster form, two: Trust in
God, another: Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, formal
borders, various sizes (4) (faults)
£40 - 70
383
Three Victorian ironstone jugs
decorated in typical palette,
17cm high and smaller, all late
19th Century, impressed marks
(faults)
£20 - 30
387
A Sunderland lustre shaped
rectangular plaque, the rim leaf
moulded, the centre inscribed
Prepare To Meet Thy God, pink
splash border, 20cm x 23cm; two
other orange lustre plaques:
Thou God, See’st Me and For
Man Dieth and Wasteth Away, all
late 19th / early 20th Century (3)
(faults)
£20 - 30
384
384
A Susie Cooper pottery vase or
beaker of slightly bellied
cylindrical form, the body relief
moulded with stylised
flowerheads and leafage, blue
grey glaze, 9.5cm high, incised
signature, Circa 1950s
£30 - 40
385
A Victorian Wedgwood Majolica
match striker of conventional
design, the dished base of
tortoiseshell and blue colour,
12.5cm diameter, impressed
marks; another Victorian
Majolica match striker of mottled
brown, yellow and green glaze,
the striker with pink interior, base
10cm diameter; a black pottery
glass example; another buff and
brown, all late 19th Century (4)
(faults)
£40 - 60
386
388
A 19th Century pink lustre jug,
the body transfer printed with: A
West View of The Cast Iron
Bridge over The River Weir built
by R. Burdon Esq..., the reverse
with verse, 18cm high; three
other Victorian lustre jugs, mid to
late 19th Century (4) (faults)
£30 - 50
389
389
A Victorian Staffordshire flat back
watch holder of conventional
form, modelled as castle with
circular aperture, flanked by a
pair of naked figures above
windows and doors, applied
extruded encrustation, 26cm
high; another similar, 27cm high;
three Victorian cottage pastille
burners and a Leeds style
money box of cottage form, late
19th Century to modern
reproduction (6) (faults)
£20 - 40
386
A slip decorated tapered
cylindrical beaker with alternate
straight and wavy brown lines,
13cm high, impressed mark; a
Doulton & Co, Lambeth salt
glazed mug, 13.5cm high; two
Victorian jugs, all late 19th / early
20th Century (4) (faults)
£20 - 40
POTTERY & PORCELAIN
390
A quantity of pottery and porcelain animal figures
including: pair of deer, pair of sheep, cat on
cushion, cockerel, bird and snake, and sheep
before tree, 12cm high and smaller, late 19th and
£20 - 40
391
A Victorian straw coloured butter dish and cover,
the body moulded as sheaths of corn tied by a
corn band, the circular base conforming, the lid
with corn, scythe and crabstock handle, 17cm
diameter, indistinct impressed mark; another
Victorian butter dish modelled as a straw boater,
lift off lid, 20cm diameter, by W S & S; a white
bisque butter dish cover and stand, the body
moulded with pair of rustic handles, ivy and
berries, the cover with cones, moulded two
handled base, 20cm wide over handles, all mid to
late 19th Century (7) (faults)
£20 - 40
392
A quantity of Victorian and later nursery plates,
one of octagonal form with floral moulded border,
the centre transfer printed with: The Dancing Pair
That Simply Sought Renown By Holding Out To Tire
Each Other Down, 14cm wide, other examples,
transfer printed including Tiger Hunt, some with
alphabet borders, various sizes, late 19th / early
£20 - 40
393
A quantity of Victorian and later jugs and mugs,
pink lustre, Gaudy ware examples, blue transfer
printed, etc, (qty) (faults)
£30 - 40
394
A Victorian frog mug, the slightly tapered
cylindrical body printed with: A West View of The
Iron Bridge over The Wear..., 12cm high; a
Victorian cylindrical mug, the pale blue body with
pair of mocha brown reeded bands, 15cm high;
another Victorian mug, the cylindrical body
moulded with flowerheads with blue detail and
blue line borders, 11cm high; three other Victorian
and later transfer printed mugs (6) (faults)
£20 - 40
395
395
A Victorian barge ware teapot of conventional
design with domed lid and teapot finial, 38cm
high; a Victorian treacle glaze double spout
teapot, the body moulded in relief with flowers and
friendship device, 22cm high; another twin spout
teapot, late 19th and early 20th Century (3) (faults)
£30 - 50
396
Eight Staffordshire dogs, all of conventional
design, variously decorated, 25cm high and
smaller
£50 - 80
397
A large late Victorian blue and white Willow pattern
meat plate with drainer, rounded rectangular form,
48cm wide; six other Willow pattern examples;
another transfer printed with Nuneham Courtnay,
40cm wide; another earlier blue and white meat
plate with painted decoration, all late 19th / early
20th Century (9)
£40 - 60
398
A Victorian blue glazed pottery jardiniere stand,
the circular top above a pierced frieze, the
shoulders scroll moulded on four conforming
scrolling legs joined by a pierced under tier
moulded stylised Greek key, quatrefoil moulded
base, 77cm high, late 19th Century
£50 - 80
STUDIO POTTERY - A PRIVATE COLLECTION
STUDIO POTTERY - A
PRIVATE COLLECTION
402
399
399
Michael Cardew - a slightly tapered cylindrical
coffee pot the sgraffito decorated body mottled
brown, loop handle and shallow domed top with
waisted finial, 26cm high, impressed mark
£150 - 200
400
A vase, the urnular bowl above a large flat disc
with dark brown glaze, cylindrical foot and
underside in speckled oatmeal glaze, 24cm high,
impressed GJ (faults)
£150 - 200
402
Daphne Cork - a bottle shaped vase, the green
black body sgraffito decorated beneath a similar
collar, the tapered neck shading to blue, 27cm
high, incised mark
£40 - 60
403
A baluster jug with black glaze body, the neck and
moulded handle of streaky olive green glaze,
23cm high, impressed mark
£25 - 35
404
A circular footed bowl, the body with matte black
Japanese style text on a turquoise and black
glazed ground, the interior similar, 25.5cm
diameter, painted mark in black
£20 - 30
405
401
401
John Maltby - a tea pot, the baluster body with
green over speckled brown, the base above a
cleaned lower body, shallow dished top with
waisted finial, bamboo handle, 30cm high over
handle, impressed mark (chip to inner rim, not
visible when lid present)
£100 - 150
405
Robert Tinnyunt - a triple necked vase of globular
shape with central sgraffito decorated band
beneath a neck of black and white green flutes,
23cm high, impressed mark
£30 - 50
406
M.R.Abdalla - a waisted conical vase of large
proportions, the body glazed with broad black and
tan brown brush strokes on a mottled green
ground, 30.5cm high, top 26.5cm diameter,
incised M.R. Abdalla, London 1968
£60 - 100
STUDIO POTTERY - A PRIVATE COLLECTION
415
Two slightly tapered squat
cylindrical mugs, the interior,
rims and part bodies with dark
black brown glaze, buff coloured
unglazed, 7cm high, 10cm
diameter, impressed AB
£20 - 30
412
407
407
Mildred Slatter - a baluster vase,
the ribbed body with pinched
scrolling decoration, pinched
moulded rim, 29cm high,
impressed mark
£60 - 100
412
Jeremy Leech - a small shallow
bowl with green glazed interior,
9cm diameter, impressed mark
£30 - 40
417
A slab rolled triple vase of
waisted conical shape, the body
with oatmeal blue glaze, frilled
necks, 32cm high; a small fruit
shaped vase, the textured body
with fluted narrow neck, the
lower half textured with brown
and brown black glaze, 11cm
high, incised AW; a pottery
model of a stylised pigeon, 17cm
wide (3) (faults)
£20 - 30
408
A circular bowl of ribbed form,
the interior painted with blue and
brown on an oatmeal ground,
the exterior unglazed, 29cm
diameter, impressed RW (rim
chips)
£20 - 30
409
M.R.Abdalla - a waisted pedestal
vase with three applied vertical
bars, spreading domed base,
glazed in horizontal bands of
oatmeal brown and terracotta,
33cm high, incised signature
£40 - 60
410
Two vases, each of organic form,
one with interlaced panelled side
with concave neck and flattened
fin, the body with matte brown
and blue green glaze, 19cm
high, impressed Sue; the other
of organic globular form with
similar laced panels, matte
brown and oatmeal, 13cm high,
impressed mark (2)
£30 - 50
411
A heavy triple necked vase of
bulbous form with brown glaze,
the cylindrical necks graduated,
29cm high, incised JG
£20 - 30
416
A ribbed tapered jug with
moulded loop handle, the body
with pale and dark brown glaze,
16cm high, impressed RS
£15 - 20
413
413
John Buchanan - a spouted jar
with globular ribbed body,
tapered spout, the cylindrical
neck with larger top and
moulded strapwork handle, the
body glazed in blue, green,
brown and unglazed, 26.5cm
high, impressed anchor, St Ives
and dated 1978
£60 - 100
414
Two hors d’oeuvre’s dishes, one
with clover leaf shaped triple
base, mouse and strap handle
with dark olive green glazed rims
and cream oatmeal bodies,
19.5cm wide; another similar
with green grey glaze, 18cm
wide max. (2)
£25 - 35
418
Manner of St Ives School - a
rounded rectangular dish, the
glazed surface with bands of
blue and wavy brown lines,
28cm wide (firing cracks)
£20 - 30
419
A circular oatmeal glazed dish,
20cm diameter, impressed mark;
another dish with fluted rim,
18cm diameter; a circular bowl
with dark brown glazed interior,
13.5cm diameter impressed W;
two bowls with side handles with
blue green interiors, the buff
bodies with conforming streaky
glaze 16cm wide over handles
(5)
£30 - 50
GLASSWARE
GLASSWARE
420
420
A pair of early 18th Century
hollow stem baluster glass
candlesticks, each 19cm high,
7.5cm wide (2)
£80 - 120
422
424
422
facet cut candlestick, shaped rim
to sconce, angular knop, domed
foot, 19.5cm high, 11.5cm wide
(minor chips)
£30 - 50
424
candlestick, plain sconce and
bobeche, facet cut cushion form
hollow stem, domed stepped
foot petal cut, 17cm high, 6.8cm
wide (minor chips)
£40 - 60
423
421
421
A facet cut candlestick with
moulded domed foot, the edges
petal shaped, ribbed moulded
sconce, rough pontil scar, 24cm
high, 13cm wide, Circa 1750
(minor chips)
£30 - 50
423
An 18th Century facet cut
candlestick, knopped stem,
domed foot, rough pontil scar,
23cm high, 10.5cm diameter
(minor chips)
£30 - 50
425
425
A mid to late 19th Century small
baluster form candlestick, hollow
stem, scalloped sconce, facet
cut upper stem, spirally cut
ribbon design to lower stem,
square knop, square stepped
pedestal foot, 15cm high, 5cm
wide (extensive faults)
£20 - 30
GLASSWARE
431
426
429
426
A facet cut candlestick,
scalloped rim to sconce, angular
knop, domed foot with petal
form edge, 15.3cm high, 9cm
wide (faults)
£30 - 40
429
A George III style oversized
glass rummer, petal moulding,
circular pedestal foot, pontil scar
to base, 19.5cm high, 15cm
diameter, 19th Century
£100 - 150
431
A set of four early 19th Century
pan top rummers, cut petal
facets to lower bowls, knopped
stems, circular pedestal feet,
each 16cm high, 10cm diameter
(4)
£150 - 200
432
427
A George III serrated cut glass
jug, ridged upper rim, star cut
base, 17.5cm high (some bubble
inclusions)
£30 - 50
432
A set of five large early/mid 19th
Century rummers, rounded
funnel bowls with slice cuts, ball
knop stems, plain feet,
smoothed pontil scars to bases,
each 15.5cm high, 10cm
diameter (5) (some inclusions)
£200 - 260
430
428
428
A set of six George III wine
glasses, trumpet bowls with cut
ovals and curving feathered line
near rims, cut faceted stems,
circular pedestal feet, each 13cm
high, 7.2cm diameter (6)
£200 - 300
430
A George III style oversized pan
top glass rummer, petal
moulding, circular pedestal foot,
rough pontil mark to base, 19cm
high, 15cm diameter, 19th
Century
£100 - 150
433
433
A 19th Century Toastmaster’s
deceptive wine glass, funnel
bowl with slice cuts, knop stem,
smooth pontil scar to base,
14cm high, 6cm diameter
£20 - 30
GLASSWARE
434
A collection of three Georgian
ale glasses to include: a full
wrythen moulded funnel bowl ale
with moulding continuing over
knop stem, conical foot, rough
pontil scar, 15cm high, Circa
1750; a second full wrythen
moulded funnel bowl ale with
moulding continuing over knop
stem, rough pontil scar, 14cm
high; a trumpet slice cut bowl
ale, angular knop to stem,
conical foot, rough pontil scar,
15.3cm high (3) (various bubble
inclusions)
£60 - 100
435
A collection of four Georgian
glasses to include: a George III
ale glass with funnel bowl, knop
stem, rough pontil scar; a
smaller funnel bowl ale with plain
stem, conical foot, rough pontil
scar; a further ale with funnel
bowl, engraved with bird, grapes
and trailing vines, rough pontil
scar; a dram glass, engraved
bucket bowl, knop stem, rough
pontil scar, all with folded feet,
13.5cm high and smaller (4)
£60 - 100
436
A collection of 19th Century
glass to include: a green glass
wine with bell shaped bowl,
rough pontil scar, 12.5cm high; a
flared trumpet bowl ale with slice
cuts, angular knop stem, smooth
pontil scar, 12cm high, Circa
1830; an ovoid bowl rummer,
moulded petals, rough pontil
scar, 11.2cm high; a wine,
frosted glass bowl with slice cut
detailing, facet cut stem, smooth
pontil scar, 14.8cm high (4)
(faults)
£30 - 50
437
A Regency cut glass navette
shaped pedestal salt with frilled
rim above a finely cut hobnail
band, waisted chamfered
pedestal on a lozenge shaped
stepped base, 10cm wide,
7.5cm high
£20 - 30
438
A collection of 18th/19th Century
glassware to include: a Dutch ale
glass, engraved body bearing
inscription Leendert Van Es
amongst stars and bordered by
leaves and bead facets, panel
cut stem; a rummer engraved
R.Stickland, plain bowl above
circular pedestal foot; a near pair
of glasses with facet and star
engraved band to upper rim; a
rummer with panel cut bowl
below star and facet band; an
oversized tumbler engraved with
musicians and dancers bordered
by arches and scrolls, 14.5cm
high and smaller (faults) (6)
£40 - 60
440
A quantity of cranberry flashed
glass to include: a spirit
decanter, applied handle, hollow
stopper, rough pontil scar, 25cm
high; a spirally moulded column
vase, 24cm high; a set of four
wines; a set of two custard cups,
applied handles; a small beaker
etc (12) (faults)
£40 - 60
441
441
An oversized 19th Century
cranberry glass bell, the body
spirally fluted, clear knopped
handle, clapper missing, 36cm
high, 15.5cm diameter (faults)
£40 - 60
442
A Nailsea style ‘Witch’s Ball’,
white expanding arches pattern
on clear ground, affixed brass six
petal loop to top, brass chain,
11.5cm diameter (faults)
£20 - 30
439
439
A late 19th Century rummer
commemorating the Victoria Hall
Disaster, the bowl engraved with
a leaf and ‘Victoria Hall Disaster
16 June 1888, 180 children
suffocate’, pedestal stem,
circular foot, 12cm high, 6.5cm
diameter (bubble inclusions)
£20 - 40
443
A late Victorian decanter, the
body with alternating plain cut
facet panels and grape/vine
engraved facet cut panels, star
cut hexagonal base, conforming
hollow stopper the base of which
is etched with ‘6’, 35cm high,
10cm wide (minor faults)
£40 - 60
GLASSWARE
446
444
444
A late Victorian goblet, the bowl
engraved with swans amongst
scrolling foliage and flowers,
spirally moulded column stem,
smoothed pontil scar, slightly
domed foot, 17.5cm high, 8cm
wide
£80 - 120
446
A Mary Gregory style tea pot
warmer, lilac glass with white
enamelled children, butterflies
and flowers, white metal mounts,
11cm high, 14.5cm wide (faults)
£20 - 40
447
A cranberry flashed storage jar,
the body engraved with floral
swags and drapery, the
shoulders facet cut, smoothed
pontil scar, petal form rim to
flower engraved stopper, Circa
1900
£30 - 50
445
445
A Victorian frosted and panel cut
goblet, the bowl with cut cscrolls and reverse arches
surrounding diamond pattern
frosted panels, bi-hollow stem,
star cut foot, 18.5cm high, 9cm
diameter
£20 - 40
448
448
A finely cut two colour overlay
bottle, the yellow under colour
visible to edges and centres of
cut flowers and foliage on body,
facet cut upper rim, star cut
base, the stopper star cut with
facet cut rim, 19.5cm high, 9cm
diameter
£80 - 120
449
449
An unusual Bohemian ruby
flashed cut glass scent bottle,
the oversized stopper in the form
of a shallow dish with shaped
rim, ruby scroll and vine detailing
overall, ruby lined edges, petal
form star cut foot, 15.5cm high,
12cm wide (minor chips)
£40 - 60
450
A late Victorian cranberry and
vaseline glass smoke shade, the
central domed body with applied
spirally moulded ring handle in
light yellow, 11.5cm high,
14.5cm diameter (minor chips
and inclusions)
£20 - 40
451
A pair of amethyst glass lustres,
facet cut scalloped upper edges
descending to facet cut stems
and feet, multiple conforming
faceted droplets each with three
oval and one long tear drop,
16cm high, 12cm wide (2)
(extensive faults to one)
£20 - 40
452
A Victorian vaseline glass vase,
the light peach column with
ruffled rim and ending with ovoid
bowl, surrounded by applied
twining flowers and foliage in
green and amethyst, smooth
pontil scar to base, 37cm high,
18cm wide (faults)
£20 - 40
GLASSWARE
453
A 19th Century Bohemian green
glass goblet, decorated with
alternate panels of flashed white
casing painted with floral sprigs
and strawberry cut sections,
applied gilt decoration of ivy,
20cm high
£80 - 120
454
A pair of Victorian bronze glass
vases, the bodies engraved with
birds and flowers, trailed glass to
necks and turned over frill top
rims, smoothed pontil scars,
each 14cm high, 8cm wide (2)
(minor faults)
£40 - 60
455
A Bohemian ruby flashed
tankard and cover, knop finial,
gilded lines along with crown
surrounded by oval border to
body, 15cm high, 12cm wide
(faults)
£30 - 50
461
A green iridised jug with applied
handle, smoothed pontil scar,
possibly Loetz, 15.5cm high,
13cm wide, Circa 1900 (some
bubble inclusions)
£40 - 60
458
458
A ruby flashed glass lustre with
scalloped upper bowl, gilded
line and scroll decoration overall,
ten large facet cut prism drops
attached to bowl, 33cm high,
13.3cm wide (faults)
£60 - 100
456
A pink satin glass vase with
applied frosted crystal handles,
frilled rim, the body decorated
with enamelled flowers, rough
pontil scar, 20cm high, 10cm
wide (minor faults)
£30 - 50
457
A Bohemian ruby flashed
pedestal spa goblet, the tapering
octagonal bowl engraved with
views of Chillon and Burich,
scroll detailing, 15.5cm high,
8cm wide (chips to upper rim
and base)
£40 - 60
462
462
A pair of aventurine green glass
posy vases, the bodies
enamelled with daisies and
forget-me-nots, gilded upper rim,
each 10.2cm high, 5.3cm
diameter, Circa 1880 (2) (gilding
rubbed)
£60 - 100
459
459
A tall hock glass, the green bowl
deeply cut with iris and leaves,
the stem of the flower extending
down the length of the facet cut
stem, gilt bordered foot and
upper rim, by Moser, 21.5cm
high, 7cm wide, Circa 1900
(rubbing to gilding)
£60 - 100
460
A very deep amethyst glass
thistle form vase, rough pontil
scar to base, 19.5cm high, 11cm
diameter, Circa 1900 (some
original manufacturing faults)
£30 - 50
463
463
A large and unusual rummer, the
body with applied green sharks
tooth form decoration, low
pedestal foot, rough pontil scar,
likely based on a 17th Century
German vessel such as Roemer,
13.5cm high, 11cm diameter,
Circa 1890
£60 - 100
GLASSWARE
464
An opaline glass egg shaped
vase, ruffled rim, the body gilded
with trailing vines, flowers and
butterfly, three applied feet,
12cm high, 9.5cm wide, Circa
1880 (chip to base)
£40 - 60
465
A blue glass thistle form vase,
folded rim, smooth pontil scar to
base, 10.3cm high, 14.7cm
diameter, Circa 1900; an iridised
yellow opalescent glass bowl in
the Vesta range, smooth pontil
scar, marked Walsh, England,
7cm high, 18cm diameter (2)
£50 - 80
466
An oil lamp, scrollingg foliate
brass column supporting
graduated red satin glass
reservoir with Sale’s Safety
Burner, 30cm high, 14.5cm wide,
Circa 1890
£40 - 60
467
A glass yard of ale; a further halfa-yard of ale, both Circa 1900 (2)
(some minor manufacturing
faults)
£30 - 50
468
A glass rum barrel form decanter
and upper stopper, the body cut
and engraved with bands and
centrally engraved with the word
‘Rum’, rough pontil scar to base,
lacking lower tap, 29cm high,
19cm diameter (faults)
£20 - 30
469
472
469
An Art Nouveau French
compressed glass vase, cut and
gilt with leafy iris flowers, signed
E. Michel, 13cm high, Circa
1900s
£100 - 150
470
An Art Nouveau Loetz green
iridised glass vase, waisted
design with pinched quatrefoil
top, polished pontil, 27cm high
£60 - 100
471
An Art Nouveau vaseline glass
flute vase with brocade pattern
to body, ruffled upper rim, cast
metal stand in the form of lily of
the valley and large leaves,
31cm high, 10cm wide (minor
faults)
£50 - 80
472
An Art Nouveau vaseline glass
table centre piece, lily shaped
iridised flute supported by metal
mount in the form of leaves, vine
and twining flower bud, domed
glass base, probably John
Walsh Walsh, 23.5cm high,
£100 - 150
473
A Richardson of Stourbridge
cameo glass flask of slightly
tapering oval form with trailing
cranberry vines to body,
unmarked, 15cm high, 11cm
wide, 6.5cm deep (lacking
stopper)
£80 - 120
474
A St Louis glass spirit decanter,
slice cut neck leading to etched
body, circular pedestal foot,
gilded detailing, hollow faceted
stopper, 27cm high, 8cm
diameter; together with six
matching conical form liqueur
glasses of conforming pattern, St
Louis label to base of two
glasses (7)
£80 - 100
475
glassware
£10 - 20
GLASSWARE
476
Lalique - A René Lalique
opalescent glass plate, the
underside spirally moulded with
scalloped edges, etched R
Lalique France mark to centre of
base, 27cm diameter (minor
faults)
£80 - 120
477
A set of six blue flashed hock
glasses, the bowls cut and
engraved with grapes, foliage
and geometric detailing,
diamond patterned knops above
small facets cut to tapering stem,
circular feet, each 21cm high,
8cm diameter (6) (minor faults)
£50 - 80
478
A blue flashed cut glass bowl,
the body cut with stylised
spinning Catherine wheels and
foliage, facet cut rims, star cut
base, 12cm high, 22.5cm
diameter; together with a large
blue flashed cut glass pedestal
dish, shaped rim, the body cut
with star, line and oval facet
design, the circular base star
cut, 9cm high 29cm, diameter
(2)
£30 - 50
479
Four millefiore paperweights,
8cm diameter and smaller
£20 - 30
480
Eight various paperweights
including examples by
Wedgwood (8)
£30 - 50
481
Eight various paperweights
including examples by
Wedgwood, Mimelly?, Mdina,
etc. (8)
£40 - 60
482
Three “aquarium” glass
paperweights, 11cm high and
smaller (3)
£30 - 50
483
A pair of square form glass
decanters with globular
stoppers, smooth pontil scars to
bases, each 27cm high, 10cm
wide, 20th Century (2)
£20 - 30
484
A large blue flashed waisted
pedestal vase, hobnail cut
pattern to upper bowl, diamond
and circle cut to middle, slice to
to lower bowl, star cut stepped
foot, 33.3cm high, 16.5cm
diameter (minor chips)
£30 - 50
485
A Loetz style trumpet form vase,
ruffled rim, applied green
budding foliage to bod, circular
foot, 16cm high, 12.5cm wide
£30 - 50
489
489
A large intaglio cut goblet, the
bowl with stylised shell, flowers,
ribbons and drapery, domed
facet cut foot, rough pontil scar.
22.5cm high, 11.5cm wide, Circa
1920s
£70 - 100
486
A cranberry overlay hock glass,
diamond and stylised foliage cut
bowl, star cut base, 19.8cm high,
7.5cm diameter
£20 - 30
487
A cranberry wine glass, the
slightly tapering bucket bowl
engraved with bluebells and
ferns, facet cut hollow stem, star
cut base, 18cm high, 8cm
diameter (minor faults)
£30 - 50
488
An Edwardian amphora form
decanter, extensive gilding to
upper neck and body in the form
of tasselled draping fabric,
enamelled with blue forget-menots overall, domed foot with gilt
rim, conforming hollow stopper,
applied handle, base of both
stopper and decanter with ‘2’ in
gilt, 41cm high, 12cm wide
(gilding rubbed)
£40 - 60
490
490
A large rock crystal glass goblet,
the bowl intaglio cut with flowers,
swag and drapery, spirally
moulded and facet cut tapering
stem, slightly domed foot cut
with further flowers and foliage,
30cm high, 12.5cm wide
£100 - 150
491
A cameo cut wine glass, the
bowl with cut and engraved
scrolling flowers and foliage,
lower bowl lobed, spirally cut
floral stem, star cut foot, 19cm
high, 8cm wide
£80 - 120
GLASSWARE
492
A thistle form pedestal vase, the
upper body wheel engraved with
thistles and foliage above facet
cut border, lower bowl diamond
cut, underside of foot partially
ribbed, 23cm high, 11.3cm wide
£40 - 60
493
A selection of glassware to
include: a thistle engraved jug,
applied handle, facet cut upper
edge and diamond cut lower
bowl, star cut pedestal foot,
13cm high 13cm wide; three
thistle form glasses in similar
pattern to jug, petal cut star feet,
one glass slightly smaller and
the other two; a pair of diamond
cut liqueur glasses with petal
form star cut feet (6) (minor
faults)
£20 - 40
494
A small Moser amber cased
decanter, the body cut to show
stylised amber leaves/petals
interspersed amongst gilt
poppies, gilt angular handle,
spout and hinged lid, 23cm high,
8cm wide, Circa 1910-1930
£30 - 50
495
A St Louis overlay dressing table
box, the body pink cased and
etched with three leaf clovers
and twining scrolls on
background of etched foliage,
the white metal lid with rose
bouquets and central vacant
scroll edged cartouche in relief,
smooth pontil scar, 7cm high,
13.5cm wide, Circa 1900 (minor
chips)
£20 - 40
496
A Muller Fres Luneville glass
gourd vase, decorated with
yellow and blue streaks and
silver mica flecks, cased in clear
glass, marked to base, 10cm
high
£60 - 80
500
497
497
A large Art Deco Verart Sabino
green glass flared vase,
engraved with flying geese over
waves, engraved mark to base,
27cm diameter, Circa 1920
£200 - 250
498
A large Art Deco cut glass
waisted vase, possibly Val St
Lambert, mauve glass cased in
dark green, cut with geometric
designs, 26cm high
£150 - 200
500
A Legras Mont Joye spreading
cylindrical vase, decorated with
enamelled and gilt mistletoe,
marked to base with gold stamp,
20cm high
£200 - 250
501
A pair of elegant Moser
champagne flute glasses, edged
in gilt with a band of scrolling
acanthus leaves, the foot also
edged in gilt, 20cm high; another
pair, white wine glasses; another
pair, red wine glasses (6)
£50 - 80
502
499
499
A Loetz Art Nouveau
compressed glass waisted vase,
decorated in blue and yellow
iridescence, 10cm high
£80 - 120
502
A Baccarat white opal glass
vase, decorated with applied red
glass cherries and enamelled
with gilt leaves, 16cm high
£150 - 200
GLASSWARE
503
A Margaret Powell Whitefriars
cloudy cream and brown glass
bucket vase, dark base with
graduating tones rising, 25cm
high
£80 - 120
507
504
504
A Baxter Whitefriars rare blue
glass triangular bowl, decorated
with random white enamel strips,
21cm diameter
£100 - 150
507
A 1930s Hogan Whitefriars
circular glass vase, pale
blue/black socle foot, decorated
with mauve/purple applied
ribbons on a clear ground, 25cm
high
£250 - 350
511
A Murano circular glass bowl,
clear glass cased with flecked
gold and blue decoration,
14.5cm diameter; a Murano
strapped glass oval dish, flared
rim, applied roundels with mica,
bubble inclusions, 25.5cm
across; a Murano glass oval
dish, purple flecked stripes
cased in clear glass, pulled
sides, original Murano label to
base, 14cm across, all Circa
1950s (3)
£60 - 100
512
A late 20th Century Seguso
glass bowl, striped white and
brown decoration cased in clear
glass, pulled side, signed to
base Mochumel Seguso
Murano, 20cm diameter
£80 - 120
508
A MVM Capalin Venini pale
mauve glass lampbase, with
circular folded foot, applied
green glass rim, 45cm high
£40 - 60
509
A Keith Murray Royal Brierley
footed cylindrical glass vase,
engraved with a gull in flight,
acid stamp mark to base (faint),
25cm high
£150 - 200
513
505
505
A Baxter Whitefriars rare blue
glass beaked vase, decorated
with random white enamel strips,
14cm high
£100 - 150
510
A slender hexagonal Bohemian
glass vase, facet cut and
decorated in enamel with
blossom and birds in flight,
possibly Moser, 24cm high
£50 - 80
513
A large mid-20th Century Moser
peach pedestal glass vase, facet
cut, with a cameo band of gilded
warriors, square glass socle,
marked Moser to base, 26.5cm
high
£150 - 200
506
A Whitefriars rectangular glass
vase, decorated with swirls of
green on a clear ground, 22cm
high
£60 - 100
GLASSWARE
518
A large glass platter, etched with
a wide border of flowers and
foliage, gilded shaped rim,
possibly Baccart, 4cm high,
34.5cm diameter (gilding
rubbed)
£20 - 40
514
514
An early 20th Century Galle
cameo glass globular vase,
decorated in relief with orange
clematis flowers over a white
ground, slender neck, signed
Galle in relief, 14cm high
£150 - 200
515
An early to mid-20th century
large flared cylindrical golden
amber glass vase, cut with
stylised sheaves of corn,
possibly Whitefrairs, 24.5cm high
£80 - 120
516
An Art Deco clear cut glass
Stuart flared cylindrical vase,
deep panel cut with leaf spray
decoration, circular foot, marked
Stuart England to base, 20cm
high
£30 - 50
517
A slender green, pink and white
iridised streaked vase, dimpled
sides, in the style of Loetz,
18.5cm high; a light green and
white iridised glass vase, flared
rim, moulded sides, in the style
of Loetz, 14cm high; a diminutive
crackle glass vase, pulled trefoil
rim, graduating shades of pink
and clear glass, in the style of
Kralik, 11cm high (3)
£60 - 100
519
A large pink glass bowl with
arabesque etched band around
upper rim, base inscribed with
makers mark for Cambridge
Glass Co, 7.5cm high, 32cm
diameter (some very minor
manufacturing faults)
£20 - 40
520
A pedestal glass petal form
bowl, the six panels alternating
decorated with engraved birds
foliage, and diamond cut panels,
hollow stem, large star cut base,
14cm high, 14cm wide (faults)
£40 - 60
521
A pair of Bristol blue two handled
glass vases, the bodies
decorated with enamelled lily of
the valley, gilded detailing (2)
(minor chips to upper rims and
gilding rubbed)
£40 - 60
522
522
A pair of fine glass bowls and
stands, all with etched scroll and
flower detailing and gilded rims,
smoothed pontil scars, possibly
Baccarat, each bowl with stand
5.5cm high, 16cm diameter (4)
£50 - 80
523
523
A pair of wine glasses, the bowls
with applied enamelled pads
showing coats of arms of Clan
Malcolm / Macallum with the
motto ‘In ardua tendit’ below,
gilded detailing, each 13.5cm
high, 7cm diameter (2) (gilding
rubbed)
£60 - 100
524
A pink glass, ruffling too lower
body, the base bearing label for
Murano, 5.5cm high, 16cm
diameter; a deep smoke angular
facet cut vase by Moser, 15.3cm
high, 8cm wide (2) (minor faults
and bubble inclusions)
£30 - 50
525
A crystal glass four lobed vase,
14cm high, 15cm wide; a
pedestal bowl with ribbed lower
bowl, folded over upper rim,
10.5cm high, 13.5cm diameter
(2) (minor firing faults)
£20 - 40
526
A spirit decanter with etched
gilded flowers, swag and
drapery to body, interior of neck
faintly etched with number 26,
faceted stopper likelwide etched
with 421, 27cm high, 6.5cm
diameter
£40 - 60
GLASSWARE
527
A pair of tall crystal glass
candlesticks, each facet cut
stem with central bubble
inclusion, hexagonal bases,
smoothed pontil scars, 25cm
high, 11cm wide (2) (faults)
£30 - 50
528
A baluster glass vase, cased
crystal over green and white
swirl to body, yellow/cream
interior, folded over upper rim,
smoothed pontil scar to base,
24cm high, 17cm diameter
£40 - 60
531
A set of nine narrow stem
glasses, facet cut lower bowls,
by Orrefors, each 15cm high,
5cm diameter, Circa 1960s (9)
£20 - 40
532
An opaline glass vase with eight
lobed and veined gourd shaped
base, the neck highly gilded with
trailing flowers and foliage, the
base stamped Rd No. 107802
Made in Bohemia, then hand
inscribed underneath 1033/4
P.399 13, 21cm high, 12.5cm
diameter (gilded rim rubbed)
£40 - 60
536
536
Lalique - A green glass vase, the
body moulded with daisies and
dandelion fluff, base marked
Lalique R France, 18cm high,
13.5cm diameter, modern
£150 - 250
533
529
529
A set of six wine glasses, the
conical bowls intaglio cut with
pagodas, Chinese junks, floral
bouquets and kissing doves, leaf
cutting to stem, star cut feet,
marked Brierley to one glass
base, each 16cm high, 6.4cm
diameter (6)
£200 - 300
533
Three matt gilded cabinet plates,
the scalloped borders
elaborately moulded with
stylised shells, flowers, arches
and bowls of fruit, two with
central design featuring cherubs,
the third with a heron, the bases
marked S & Co, each 2.7cm
high, 23cm diameter, Circa 1870
(3)
£60 - 100
534
A quantity miscellaneous cut and
other glassware (qty)
£20 - 30
530
530
A pair of cut glass Prussian
decanters with matching
stoppers, 24.5cm high; together
with a pair of matching spirit
decanters, 21.5cm high (4)
(faults)
£80 - 120
535
A cut and wheel engraved mallet
shaped decanter and stopper;
together with a matching
tumbler; a glass flask decanter of
flattened rectangular outline with
fluted mushroom shaped
stopper; two other decanters;
three finger bowls (12)
£20 - 30
537
537
Lalique - An amber glass vase,
the body moulded with deer
amongst foliage, base marked
Lalique R France and upper rim
bearing Lalique Paris Sticker,
17cm high, 13.5cm diameter,
modern
£150 - 250
ASIAN ART - CHINESE
ASIAN ART - CHINESE
538
A set of six silver coloured metal sundae spoons
with tall stems, milled collars and plain bowls,
each 24cm long
£60 - 90
539
A Chinese silver coloured metal spoon with foliate
embossed ferrule, the hardwood handle finely
carved as a swan, 32cm long; a pair of Chinese
silver coloured metal salad servers with black horn
handles, 21.5cm long
£40 - 60
540
A Chinese cauldron shaped salt on three rustic
legs the body embossed with a continuous scene
of figures, houses and trees, vacant shield shaped
cartouche, 4.25cm diameter, 4.25cm high, marked
HW, 90 and bearing signature panel
£40 - 60
543
543
A Chinese silver coloured metal pedestal two
handled goblet, the bowl embossed and repoussé
decorated with shipping scenes and figures at
pursuits on a floral trail ground within formal
borders, pair of pierced “lizard” handles, the
knopped floral engraved waisted stem on a
circular domed foot with band of reserves filled
with figures between floral scrolls, 22cm high,
22cm wide over handles, unmarked
£500 - 800
544
A circular silver bowl with shaped rim, the hollow
body embossed with a dragon amidst waves,
spreading circular foot, 14cm diameter, 7cm high,
marked, 240gms
£1200 - 1800
541
541
Wing Nam & Co, Hong Kong - a cylindrical silver
box and cover, the lid with kneeling figure in a
temple setting beneath a prunus tree, the body
with continuous scene of immortals and figures
beneath trees, 9cm diameter, 6cm high; together
with a combined button hook and shoe horn, cast
with a seated figure, 20cm long (2)
£200 - 300
542
Two Chinese silver napkin rings engraved with text
between formal bamboo and flowerhead borders,
one initialled M, the other E, 5cm high, 5cm
diameter
£30 - 50
545
A Thai vessel of globular design moulded in relief
with a stylised swan, a male figure seated on its
back, treacle glazed, 26cm high, possibly 15th
Century (faults)
See similar in the collection of the Metropolitan
Museum Of Art in New York
£200 - 300
546
A Vietnamese circular dish painted in cobalt blue
to the centre with floral spray within floral border,
the back with stylised decoration, 24cm diameter,
possibly 15th Century
£100 - 150
547
An early Tang Dynasty ? pot and cover the lid with
leafy finial, 6cm high, 6.5cm diameter, possibly
10th Century
£50 - 80
ASIAN ART - CHINESE
550
An interesting Chinese shaped
circular dish painted in under
glaze blue with figures before a
stylised landscape of buildings
and mountains, batavian brown
rim, 19cm diameter, signed
£80 - 120
548
548
A terracotta small vase of sack
shape with cylindrical neck,
shallow circular foot, 9cm high,
£100 - 150
549
A Chinese famille rose porcelain
bowl decorated with buildings
and figures in garden
landscapes, pink hatched
panelled ground, formal borders,
14cm diameter; a Chinese blue
and white circular bowl transfer
printed with prunus blossom and
chrysanthemum, the interior with
stylised landscapes, blue line
rims, 12.5cm diameter; a
Chinese blue and white two
handled cup, painted in under
glaze blue with goats and figure
in tree filled landscape, 7cm
high, 10cm across handles; a
Japanese kutani ware small cup
decorated with a continuous
band of figures, formal iron red
and gilt borders, signed, 6cm
diameter, 5cm high; a sparrow
beak jug, the body painted with
floral sprays and formal floral
panels within iron red and gilt
spear painted rim, plain loop
handle, 10.5cm high (5) (all with
faults)
£40 - 70
551
Three famille rose tea bowls and
saucers, the shaped tops above
panels of figures in landscape
settings, on a pink hatched and
panelled ground, saucers
12.5cm diameter, early 19th
Century
£40 - 60
552
A Chinese panelled baluster
vase and cover, painted in under
glaze blue with flowers and
leafage beneath conforming
neck and formal borders, 28cm
high (faults); a Chinese mallet
shaped vase with cylindrical
neck, pair of pierced lugs the
body painted in under glaze blue
with dragons and stylised
clouds, 12.5cm high, signed (2)
(faults)
£80 - 120
553
A Chinese famille rose porcelain
circular plate, painted overall
with male and female warriors,
Emperor and attendants behind,
signed, 25cm diameter (rim chip
and hairline cracks)
£100 - 150
554
Three Chinese porcelain plates
painted to the centres and broad
rims with stylised butterflies and
leafage in green, yellow, iron red
and blue, 21.5cm diameter, 20th
Century (faults)
£20 - 30
555
555
A large salt glazed stoneware
model of Buddha, his right arm
aloft holding a fruit, 55cm high
(faults)
£500 - 800
556
556
A Chinese blue and white
porcelain bowl, the body painted
with a continuous band of
dragons chasing the flaming
pearl, the interior conforming
beneath a hatched blue border,
20.5cm diameter, painted mark
in under glaze blue (faults)
Mark: Kangxi nianzhi
£100 - 150
ASIAN ART - CHINESE
557
557
A Chinese export porcelain oval dish, the centre
painted with figures in extensive temple and lake
landscapes within hatched and formal borders,
36cm wide, late 18th / early 19th Century; a similar
circular plate, 24cm diameter (2)
£100 - 150
562
562
A 19th Century cloisonné enamel brass bowl with
shaped rim, the shoulder with hexagonal reserves
the body enamelled with flowerheads and leafage
on a turquoise ground, spreading circular foot,
12cm diameter, 9.5cm high; together with a
hardwood stand (faults)
£70 - 110
563
A Chinese bronze box and cover of globular
shape, the hinged lid cast with a coiled dragon,
the two handled body with six pierced animal
masks above a Greek key band, three stilt feet,
10cm wide over handles
£70 - 100
558
558
A pair of Chinese Wucai octagonal baluster vases
and covers decorated with figures in garden
landscapes, the covers conforming, 29cm high
(faults)
£600 - 1000
559
A Chinese famille vert porcelain figure of GuanYin?, standing holding a scroll, her clothes
enamelled with birds and clouds on a white seed
ground, 49cm high, 20th Century (faults)
£300 - 500
561
A pair of Chinese bronze incense burners
modelled as fruit with pierced leafy covers, three
rudimentary stilt feet, 11cm high, 19th Century
£40 - 60
564
A Chinese damascened bronze opium pipe, the
mouthpiece bearing script, the cylindrical body
decorated with flowers and leafage, the terminal
with shallow cylindrical bowl, 28cm long, 19th
Century
£100 - 200
565
A Chinese bronze seated figure of Guan Yin with
separate stand, gilt lacquered decoration, on a
lotus cast throne with scroll cast foot, 36cm high
£1000 - 1500
566
A Chinese bronze Buddha with gilt decoration,
seated, his hands touching, on a lappet cast
concave base, 31cm high
£1000 - 1500
ASIAN ART - CHINESE
570
A 19th Century Chinese
rootwood brush pot of cylindrical
form with bulbous outer body,
17cm high; together with a
hardwood stand (2)
£100 - 150
571
Two Chinese red lacquer and gilt
relief carved panels, one with
figures the other with birds
amidst lotus blooms and
leafage, 27cm x 45cm and
smaller
£70 - 100
567
567
A Chinese ormolu mounted rock
crystal Buddha, the figure
standing wearing ornate head
dress and collar with green, blue
and purple oval cabochons,
holding a basket of fruits and
leafage, the octagonal base with
floral pierced, tassel and sphere
pendant frieze on four lion paw
feet, 24cm high overall,
contained within a fitted box
bearing Cartier, New York, Paris,
London addresses in gilt (faults)
£2500 - 3500
568
A bronze two handled censer of
lobed petal shape, arched
handles forming branches and
buds on three rudimentary
tapered stilt feet, 12cm diameter,
14.5cm wide over handles, 8cm
high, possibly 19th Century
£200 - 300
569
A turned ivory back scratcher,
29.5cm long, 19th Century
£40 - 60
572
A Chinese hardwood miniature
box, the hinged lid carved with a
panel of prunus, 9.5cm wide,
20th Century; a lacquered
circular papier mâché box and
cover, the lid with panels of
animals in tear shaped reserves,
the base with applied gilt
scrolling wire border, 8.5cm
diameter, late 19th / early 20th
Century
£40 - 60
574
574
A Chinese carved wooden figure
of a seated Buddha holding a
tablet, resting on a lotus flower
and bud base, the sides with
circular roundels, 23.5cm high,
18th Century
£500 - 800
575
573
573
A fine Cantonese ivory calling
card case, relief carved overall
with figures within tree filled
garden landscapes, boats and
temples, 10.7cm x 6.7cm, early
19th Century (crack to inner
sleeve)
£500 - 800
575
A well carved Chinese ivory
figure of a bearded sage holding
a scroll in his right hand and a
staff in his left, an infant at his
feet holding two lotus buds aloft,
26cm high, late 19th / early 20th
Century; together with a
hardwood stand (2)
£600 - 900
ASIAN ART - CHINESE
576
576
A highly unusual Canton ivory carp, the two part body internally relief
decorated with figures within temple grounds, trees and rocks,
15.5cm wide, mid 19th Century
£800 - 1200
582
Chinese School, 19th Century - a
set of five framed as one,
pictures of male and female
figures, gouache on rice paper,
each 11.5cm x 7.5cm, framed;
another similar 19cm x 12.5cm,
framed (2)
£70 - 100
583
Two Chinese needlework panels
finely worked in wool and silks
with figures in temple landscape
gardens, lacquered frames, each
51cm x 11cm
£80 - 100
577
577
A 19th Century Chinese ivory
rectangular tablet finely
engraved with immortals in a
boat with temple in clouds,
11.5cm x 6.5cm, signed Yoheki
(faults)
£100 - 150
579
579
A Chinese pale pink coral carved
figure of a female musician,
11.5cm high
£800 - 1200
580
A jadeite buckle of pale lilac to
green colour carved with a lizard
and leafy scrolls, 8.5cm wide
£1500 - 2000
578
578
A Chinese pink coral carved
figure of a female musician, her
flowing robes with detailed
sleeves, 14cm high
£1600 - 2200
581
A silver mounted lamb’s fat jade
shallow rounded rectangular
dish, the bowl engraved to the
centre with fruit and leafage, the
reverse carved with leaves and
stalk, mounted in a scrolling
dragon and flowerhead
pendants, the border with collet
set pink coral cabochons, 12cm
wide
£600 - 800
584
584
A pair of Chinese silk
embroidered roundels, each
finely worked in coloured silks
with fence, flowers, trees, insects
and bird, 18cm diameter, framed
£100 - 150
585
A Chinese hardwood jardiniere
stand, the shaped circular top
inset with rosso marble panel,
beaded rim above a pierced
frieze and floral and fruit carved
legs terminating in claw and ball
feet joined by concave
stretchers, 45cm diameter, early
20th Century
£100 - 150
ASIAN ART - CHINESE
588
A pair of Chinese hardwood barrel shaped stools,
inlaid in mother of pearl with stylised flowerheads,
leafage and mon, pierced frames and inset grey
marble tops, tops 34cm diameter, 52cm high, late
19th / early 20th Century
£500 - 800
589
A Chinese hardwood altar table, the rectangular
top above a foliate pierced frieze, square legs with
carved feet, top 90cm x 45cm, 86cm high, early
20th Century
£700 - 1000
586
586
A Chinese elm side table, the over sailing
rectangular top with pair of foliate carved brackets
above one long and two short drawers, relief
carved with birds, animals, flowerheads and
leafage, leaf pierced apron on moulded legs,
110cm wide, 87cm high, 19th Century
£400 - 600
590
590
A good pair of Chinese hardwood jardiniere
stands, the petal shaped tops inset with rosso
marble panels above a foliate pierced frieze,
lappet carved borders with scroll carved aprons,
on four grotesque mask legs terminating in claw
feet joined by incurved stretchers, tops 50cm
diameter, 45cm high, late 19th Century
£800 - 1200
587
587
An interesting Chinese hardwood sofa, the shaped
back finely carved as a palm frond and prunus
branch, detailed with lizards, insects, snails and
birds, the arm similarly carved as a palm leaf, the
panelled seat above a pierced frieze carved
branches, flowerheads, leafage and birds the
scrolling legs conforming, 156cm wide, 89cm
high, early 20th Century
£1000 - 1500
591
A Chinese red lacquer arched mirror, the plain
plate above a rectangular relief carved panel
detailed in gilt with figures within temple
landscapes, the base with Harrod’s Depository
label and inscribed W.L.F. Miesegaes Esq., 71cm
high, 46cm wide, 20th Century
£200 - 300
592
A Chinese circular elm centre table, the top inset
with large marble panel, the frieze geometric relief
carved on slightly tapered moulded legs, joined by
a moulded flattened stretcher, the legs with
geometric relief carved brackets, 120cm diameter,
83cm high, mid 20th Century
£400 - 600
ASIAN ART - JAPANESE
597
593
597
A large hardwood carving of an
elderly man with monkey on his
shoulder, with inrho at his waist,
trunk base, 51cm high, Meiji
period
£180 - 250
593
A Japanese silver torii, the concave top with five
cast leafy roundels, stepped with signed panel
seated on a horizontal member joining pair of iris
and leaf cast uprights, circular socles and shaped
circular feet, 7.5cm high, 8cm wide, marked
£100 - 200
594
A Japanese circular porcelain
charger, painted with cranes
drinking from a bowl, two in flight
above a bamboo grove, 46cm
diameter, signed, late 19th / early
20th Century
£80 - 120
595
A good 19th Century Japanese
Imari shaped circular dish,
painted in under glaze blue with
buildings, bridge and tree within
a hatched and panelled border,
the outer rim with shaped panels
of birds and carp within shaped
reserves, all decorated in typical
palette of iron red, blue and
green, 32cm diameter, Circa
1870
£80 - 120
596
A pair of Japanese shaped
circular plates of scalloped fluted
form, the centres printed in
under glaze blue with three sage
within formal border, the broad
rim painted with ladies with fans
and warriors, 30cm diameter; a
Japanese Imari porcelain
shaped circular plate painted in
typical palette, the centre with
mon, scrolls and leafage within a
cell and chrysanthemum bloom
ground, 30cm diameter, etc. (7)
(faults)
£20 - 30
598
A Japanese Shibayama
decorated gourd, the realistic
fruit with multiple insects detailed
in mother of pearl, ivory and
abalone and horn, the stalk
realistically modelled, signed,
11.5cm high; together with a
carved rootwood stand (2)
£450 - 650
599
A set of six Japanese kozuka
knives, and similar set of six
forks, variously cast and gilded
with figures, dragons, lobster,
dog of Fo, child with umbrella,
etc, knives 20cm long, forks
19cm long, contained within
fitted balsa boxes, late 19th
Century (faults)
£100 - 150
600
600
A fine Japanese Shibayama two handled vase and lid, the panelled
body with pair of shaped gilt reserves, one side with finches amidst
flowering trees and rose, bearing red coral signed tablet, the reverse
with phoenix amidst flowers and leafage, applied and engraved with
mother of pearl, abalone and red coral, the black and silver
“eggshell” ground with applied enamelled flowerheads, the gilt
waisted rounded rectangular neck flanked by a pair of silver stylised
dragons, conforming pedestal and base with pierced silver filigree
feet set red coral cabochons, the domed cover with applied
enamelled flowers and enamelled chrysanthemum bloom, 13.5cm
high, signed: Yasumasa (aka Ekisei), late Meiji period
The artist Shibayama Yasumasa (aka Shibayama Ekisei)
There are several generations of Shibayama Yasumasa (Shibayama
Ekisei), but this example may be Yasumasa, one of the earlier
masters of the Shibayama School.
£3000 - 4000
601
A Japanese lacquer fan shaped
box and cover, the lid hinged,
decorated with cranes in flight,
15.5cm wide, early 20th Century
£20 - 30
602
605
A Japanese bronze baluster
vase, cast with geese both on
the ground and in flight before a
moon, 20.5cm high, signed
Morioka Seiji-saku (Morioka
Masaharu-saku) [Made by
Morioka Seiji (Morioka
Masaharu)]
£50 - 80
606
A Japanese bronze circular box
and cover, the lid with kneeling
figure within copper circular
frame, a volcano beyond, gilt
powder ground, foliate borders,
the base conforming on three
matted lotus leaf feet, silver
plated interior, 13cm diameter,
signed Shozan .
£120 - 180
602
A fine Japanese hardwood
carving of Nitta No Shiro killing
the boar, finely detailed with
painted eyes, the shaped rustic
base signed 鬼斗作 Onito-saku.
Kito-saku, 28cm wide, 30cm
high, Meiji period
£2500 - 3500
603
A fine Japanese carved ivory
group of goose and crane before
a fence, rustic shaped base, the
base with engraved signature
15cm high, signed: Koichi, Meiji
period
£800 - 1200
604
A good large Japanese bronze
sculpture of a mother carrying an
infant on her back, her left hand
with fruit filled basket, offering
the child some fruit, 64cm high,
signed Genryusai Seiya zo
源龍斎誠谷造, 19th Century
£1500 - 2500
607
607
A Japanese iron rectangular box
with rounded corners, the pull-off
lid applied silver cranes, silver
and enamelled flowerheads and
leafage, the interior silver plated
engraved with crane before
mountains and bullrushes,
signed Masayoshi-koku
[Engraved by Masayoshi], 12cm
x 8.5cm, 3cm high, (lacking feet
and minor faults)
£80 - 120
608
A pair of Japanese bronze two
handled vases with waisted
circular necks and stylised
scrolling bird handles the bodies
cast with finches amidst
flowerheads and leafage, on
three cast scrolling legs on a
circular pierced foot, 40cm high,
£170 - 220
609
A Japanese bronze vase, the
urnular body embossed with four
carp on four squat carp legs,
32cm diameter max., 34cm high,
£50 - 70
610
Utagawa Kunisada III (18481920) - A Japanese coloured
woodblock print of a samurai,
titled 'Two Kabuki actors.
Ichikawa Danjuro as Umeomaru.
Onoe Kikugoro as Sakuramaru',
signed Oju Kachoro Kunisada
hitsu, dated May of Meiji 22
(1889), published by Tsutsumi
Yoshibei, Nihonbashi, Tokyo,
36cm x 25cm overall, unframed
(faults)
These men, named Umeomaru
and Samuramaru, appear in a
very popular Japanese Kabuki
play called Sugawara Denju
Tenarai Kagami, and are two of a
fictional set of triplets.
£30 - 50
611
Utagawa Kunisada - pair of
Sumo wrestlers, signed,
coloured woodblock, 36cm x
25cm; another with seated
female figure playing a
shamisen, 37.5cm x 25cm, both
framed (2)
£70 - 100
612
A woodblock print, two part with
bird of prey resting on a branch,
signed, 21cm x 30cm overall,
framed
£25 - 40
613
613
A fine gold Hirame sprinkled Suzuribako, the cover decorated with rocks, trees and flowers in two tone
gold Hiramakie and Takamakie, the interior with similar decoration of bamboo, stylised pine trees and
mountains, the centre with gilt lacquered black slate palette and gilt metal Suiteki cast with stylised pine
tree within loose triple spreading fluted border, signed Zohiko, Kyoto, 24cm x 26cm, 5cm high
£1500 - 2500
ASIAN ART - INDIAN & PERSIAN
ASIAN ART - INDIAN & PERSIAN
614
An unusual bronze vessel / candlestick, the bulbous body cast leaf lappets, pair of horse head branches,
set pair of nozzles flanking central larger nozzle, 11cm high
£80 - 120
615
615
An interesting white painted display table, Circa 1970s containing a large quantity of fragments of Persian
pottery 14th to 16th Century, Roman glass, Egyptian Ushabti, ivory, coral, glass, turquoise glazed,
carnelian, and other beads, terracotta figures, face fragments, gold coloured metal earring, green
hardstone carved gourd, arrow and spearheads, etc. (qty), contained within a glazed top table on turned
white painted legs with brass sockets and adjustable feet, 69cm x 43.5cm
£800 - 1200
616
An unusual 18th Century Persian? pen box, the body with painted decoration of male and female figures
in extensive landscapes, the females with their hands cut off, religious temples to the ends, 24cm wide,
late 18th / early 19th Century (faults)
£100 - 150
617
Two Persian book plates, each with central painted panel, one with an archer figure in a boat, the other
with figures in a garden pagoda, text above, below and verso, gouache, pink line borders, 23cm x 14cm,
loose leaves, late 18th / early 19th Century (2)
£40 - 60
618
A 19th Century silvered bronze figure of Garuda, depicted as a winged humanoid form on a waisted
cylindrical base, 13.5cm high, later mounted on a carved boxwood column, 19cm high overall
Reputedly the mascot to a vehicle belonging to a Maharajah
£100 - 150
BOOKS
Friday 20th May 2016
BOOKS
619
Percy Macquoid - A History of
English Furniture, 2 volumes, the
first The Age of Oak, the second
The Age of Mahogany, both
include various coloured plates,
published by Lawrence & Bullen
Ltd, London 1904 and 1906
respectively, cloth boards with
gilt detailing (2)
£70 - 100
620
Thomas Gray - Poems, privately
published for Eton College,
leaving dedication page in Latin,
hand inscribed with names of the
donor, recipient and date 1932,
surrounded by Morris style
border, vellum bound with gilt
armorial to front cover
£40 - 60
621
Caricatures and published
sketches - The Phil May Folio of
Caricature Drawings and
Sketches in Line Block, Half Tone
and Photogravure, cloth boards,
published W.Thacker & Co
London 1904; F. von Reznicek Unter vier Augen, published
Albert Langen München 1908,
decorated cloth boards; Albert
Hendschel - Allerlei aus A.
Hendschel’s Skizzenmappen.
published M. Hendschel
Frankfurt 1890 (3) (faults)
£60 - 100
622
A collection of books to include:
W.Carter Platts - The Young
Angler; Mrs Beeston’s Cookery
and Household Management;
The Children’s Friend, Vol XXXV 1895; The New Penny Magazine
1899; Kind Words - A Magazine
for Young People 1876-7; Queen
Alexandra’s Christmas Gift Book Photographs from My Camera;
Vladimir Sadilek - Our
Mountains; Favourite Animals (8)
£30 - 50
623
Winston S. Churchill - The
Second World War, volumes II VI, published Cassells & Co Ltd,
with dust jackets; Paul Brickhill The Dam Busters, published
Evans Brother Limited 1952,
sixth impression; The History of
the London Rifle Brigade - maps;
newspaper clipping from The
Times dated 22nd December
1916 regarding medals awarded
for ‘Bravery in the Field’ (8)
£20 - 40
624
Percy Macquoid and Ralph
Edwards - The Dictionary of
English Furniture, Volumes I - III,
published at the Offices of
‘Country Life’, 20 Tavistock
Street, London 1924, various
colour and black and white
plates within (3) (faults)
£100 - 150
625
Nottingham Doomsday - 3
volume set to include:
Introduction and Translation,
Domesday Book Studies and
Folios and Maps, published by
Alecto Historical Editions,
London, 1988, number 121 of a
limited edition of 1,000 copies,
cream linen with brown boards,
matching slip case
£50 - 80
626
Lewis Carrol - Alice’s Adventures
in Wonderland and Through The
Looking Glass, with 42
illustrations by John Tenniel,
McMillan & Co, London 1896
(People’s Edition), the
frontispiece of Alice’s
Adventures in Wonderland with
ink signature: Dodgson, 2 vols.
£20 - 40
627
A.A.Milne - The House at Pooh
Corner, first edition, first
impression, the fourth Winniethe-Pooh book, in which Tigger
makes his first appearance,
published by London: Methuen
& Co. Ltd, 1928, with original
dust jacket (faults)
£250 - 350
628
Adam Stark - The History and
Antiquities of Gainsburgh
Together with a Topographical
and Descriptive Account of Stow,
Principally in Illustration of its
claim to be considered as the
Roman Sidnacester, first edition,
published by Nichols, Son, &
Bentley, London 1817 (faults)
£50 - 80
BOOKS
629
Desforges et Festugier Freres Hauts Fourneaux et Fonderies De
Brosseval (Haute Marne), 42cm
x 30cm; together with another
volume Oeuvre De Jacques
Androuet Dit Du Cerceau, 35
Grand Arabesques Serie
Complete, Heliogravure Par
Edouard Baldus, Paris, Rue
D’Assas 17, contained within a
folio, 50cm x 33cm (2) (faults)
£80 - 120
630
Nottinghamshire interest - John
Potter Briscoe (ed.) - Old
Nottinghamshire, 2 volumes, one
dated 1881 and hand inscribed
‘No.18’ of only 100 printed
copies, printed Nottingham
Norris & Cokayne, The Poultry;
the other dated 1884, printed
Nottingham, J.Derry, both gilt
tooled cloth and leather boards
(2)
£20 - 30
631
Edward C. Alden (ed) - Fifty
Watercolour Drawings of Oxford,
colour plates within showing
various views of Oxford,
published Oxford Alden & Co,
brown paper boards
£5 - 10
632
Arthur Young - Young’s Northern
Tour, 4 volumes, all second
edition, various plates within,
printed London 1771, gilt tooled
board bindings (faults)
£30 - 50
633
Oliver Goldsmith - A History of
the Earth and Animated Nature,
volume two, hand coloured
plates, published Edinburgh,
A.Fullarton and Co, gilt tooled
cloth binding mistakenly
stamped Vol. 1.; together with
Gilbert White - The Natural
History of Selborne, published
London, Macmillan and Co.
1875, gilt tooled cloth boards (2)
£20 - 40
638
Southwell interest - Arthur
Francis Leach (ed.) - Visitations
and Memorials of Southwell
Minster, published London,
Nichols & Sons, 1891; together
with T.H.Clarke - The History and
Antiquities of Southwell
Collegiate Church, published
London, Simpkin, Marshall & Co
1839 (2) (faults)
£20 - 40
634
Nottinghamshire interest R.Mellors - In & About
Nottinghamshire, J.B.Firth Highways and Byways in
Nottinghamshire, Everard
L.Guiford - Memorials of Old
Nottinghamshire, K.C.Edwards Nottingham and Its Region (4)
(minor faults)
£10 - 20
635
Thomas Bailey, Annals of
Nottinghamshire, 4 volumes,
published London, Simpkin,
Marshall & Co and Nottingham,
W.F.Gibson, cloth boards (4)
£30 - 50
636
John Throsby - Thoroton’s
History of Nottinghamshire, 3
volumes, published by
J.Throsby, Nottingham, 1797,
leather bound (3) (faults)
£30 - 50
639
639
A six volume set of Dante’s
Inferno, Purgatorio and Paradiso
- limited edition numbered series
from 1 to 2900, etched in
Valdonega Verona on handmade
paper of Magnami Brothers
Pescia, includes 100 printed
illustrations of the works by Dali,
this set numbered 1722 (6)
£1500 - 2500
637
Robert Lowe - General View of
Agriculture of the County of
Nottingham, published London,
W.Smith 1798, includes an
attached pull out coloured map
of ‘The Soils of Nottinghamshire’
(faults)
£10 - 20
MAPS, PRINTS & ENGRAVINGS
MAPS, PRINTS &
ENGRAVINGS
640
John Cary - a new map of the United Provinces,
1799, coloured engraving, 47cm x 53cm, framed
£60 - 100
641
Wilhelmus Kip - Notingamiae, coloured map,
27cm x 32cm, framed; Christophorus Saxton Caernarvo, hand coloured map, image 25cm x
30cm, two other reproduction maps, one of
Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire, the other New
Map of the Island of Minorca (4)
£40 - 60
642
Piggot & Co (by and after) - Nottinghamshire,
hand coloured map, with vignette of St Mary’s
Church, Nottingham, 39cm x 25cm, framed; a
reproduction map of: The County of Nottingham,
40cm x 52cm, framed, another print (3)
£20 - 30
643
English School, late 20th Century - a modernist
screen print, signed in pencil lower right and
numbered 17/100, image 43cm x 59cm, framed
£30 - 50
644
English School, late 20th Century - abstract,
screen print, initialled and dated ’72 lower right,
£25 - 40
645
Victor N. Stroud - a pair, modernist landscapes,
screen prints, one artist print V/X, inscribed with
title and signed and dated 1972, the other with title
dated ’72 numbered 16/40 and signed and dated
1972, 50cm x 65cm, framed (2)
£50 - 80
646
John King - A set of four prints, The Belvoir Hunt;
The Opening Meet, Croxton Park; Away From
Hose Thorns; Back to Clawson Thorns; Huic
Holloa Walcot, signed limited edition prints
numbered 47/250, published by Friends of the
Belvoir Hunt, 37cm by 46cm max., framed (4)
£100 - 150
647
647
R. Delambre - a set of four, The Seasons, coloured lithographs, inscribed with titles in
pencil and signed in pencil, 50cm x 60cm, Edité par la Ste Les Graveurs Modernes,
194 Rue De Rivoli, Paris, unframed (4)
£150 - 250
MAPS, PRINTS & ENGRAVINGS
652
P. J. Redouté - Kalanchoe and Kalanchee, hand
coloured engraved plate, five others by Minsinger,
Cyrillus and others, all titled and bearing ink
inscriptions, various sizes, images 28cm x 20cm
and larger, all unframed (6)
£60 - 100
653
Morris Randall (by and after) - a pair of head and
shoulder portraits of young women, coloured
prints, 55cm x 39cm, framed
£30 - 50
648
648
R. Bonnington (by) J Cartwright (after) - a
perspective view of Nottingham market place,
published August 1812 by R. Bonnington,
Nottingham, coloured aquatint, 48cm x 70cm,
framed (faults)
£80 - 120
649
J. B. Pyne (by) T Picken (after) - a quantity of hand
coloured 19th Century lithographs: Ennerdale
Lake, The Derwent River and Borrowdale, The
Druidical Circle near Keswick, The Valley of
Ennerdale and Buttermere, Bassenthwaite Lake,
Vale and Village, Crummock Water, Wast Water,
The Vale of Keswick, Bassenthwaite Lake and The
River Greta, Derwent Water, Skiddaw, Lowes Water
and Buttermere, coloured lithographs published
June 1st 1859 by Day & Son, each approx. 17.5cm
x 24cm, framed (12)
£100 - 150
650
Tovey? - Twilight on Thames, etching, signed lower
left in pencil, 22.5cm x 36cm, framed
£25 - 40
651
C T Garland (after) - An Exciting Finish, print,
33cm x 48cm, framed
£15 - 25
654
654
Anthony Hennerberg - Cows, a field landscape,
etching, signed in pencil lower right and
£80 - 120
655
Piranesi (after) - an architectural engraving, text
beneath, 40cm x 60cm; another similar (2)
(wormed and water stained)
£80 - 120
656
Constable (after) - The Valley Farm and The
Conrfield, engravings, 59cm x 49cm overall,
framed (2) (faults and foxed)
£140 - 180
WATERCOLOURS & DRAWINGS
WATERCOLOURS &
DRAWINGS
657
C.I.C.S Flamingo - watercolour
heightened with bodycolour,
28cm x 46cm, framed
£70 - 100
662
Michael Payne - Peterborough
Market Place, watercolour
initialled lower right, 33cm x
50cm, framed
£30 - 50
666
666
Thomas Sidney - Entrance To
The Grand Canal, Venice,
watercolour heightened with
bodycolour, inscribed with title,
signed lower left and dated
1908, 29cm x 45cm, framed
(foxed)
£300 - 400
663
658
658
Michael Crawley - New York,
Winter Broadway, watercolour
signed lower right, 36cm x 26cm,
framed
£100 - 150
659
J. Bouvier Snr - family at rest,
mountain scene beyond,
bodycolour, signed in black and
dated 1853, oval, 47cm x 39cm,
unframed (faults)
£30 - 50
660
T.S.Black - portrait of a chestnut
hunter in extensive landscape,
bodycolour, signed lower left,
25cm x 30cm, framed
£30 - 50
667
Edwin Straker - .... Castle, an
extensive landscape with lake
and bridge, watercolour, signed
in pen lower right, 32.5cm x
44cm, framed
£30 - 50
663
J.G.Easton - birds amidst
honeysuckle blossoms,
watercolour and pencil
signed lower right and dated
1976, 59cm x 73cm, framed
£120 - 180
664
Japanese School, 20th Century female nude, gouache on hand
made paper, signed, 40cm x
29cm, framed
£30 - 50
668
665
English School, late 19th
Century - ......Old Priory, an
autumn wooded landscape with
figures on a path and seated
before the priory, watercolour
indistinctly signed lower left and
inscribed with title verso, 34cm x
49cm, framed
£300 - 400
661
Patience Pearson - still life of
flowers, watercolour heightened
with bodycolour, signed in pencil
lower right, 42cm x 46cm,
framed
£50 - 80
668
Edwin Straker - Casting Off,
three young boys on a jetty,
extensive townscape beyond
with bridge, watercolour, signed
lower right, 43cm x 63cm,
framed
£100 - 150
669
Goudon Lees - Corfe Castle,
bodycolour, signed lower right,
36.5cm x 27cm, titled, signed
and date ‘86 verso
£30 - 50
670
English School, late 19th Century - thatched
cottage with figure, dog and chickens outside the
door, a summer landscape, initialled in red lower
right and dated ’78, 31cm x 44cm, framed
£40 - 60
671
J.W.Booth R.C.A (1867-1953) - horse and foal in
extensive landscape, watercolour, signed lower
right in red, 27cm x 37cm, framed
£60 - 90
674
674
Walter Henry Sweet (1889-1943) - High Tide and
Tower, Blackpool, watercolour heightened with
bodycolour, inscribed with title and numbered
A.277 in white lower right, 25.5cm x 38cm, framed
672
672
Frances. C. Fairman S.W.A (1836-1923) Chinchillas in the zoological gardens, watercolour
heightened with bodycolour, initialled and dated
1871, bearing original label verso, 23cm x 36cm,
in verre églomisé frame
£70 - 110
673
This illustration was an original artwork for
Valentine’s postcards. Walter Henry Sweet’s
pseudonym was Brian Gerald (the christian names
of his two sons)
£40 - 60
675
675
Walter Henry Sweet (1889-1943) - Archway
Blackpool Illuminations, The Tower and
Promenade, Blackpool Illuminations, and The Bath
S.S. Blackpool Illuminations, triple picture,
watercolours heightened with bodycolour,
inscribed with titles in white, each image 24cm x
38cm, framed as one
This illustration was an original artwork for
Valentine’s postcards. Walter Henry Sweet’s
pseudonym was Brian Gerald (the christian names
of his two sons)
£120 - 180
673
Harold Ernest Farquhar Vivian (ex. 1903-1933) two infants of a noble house, half length,
watercolour heightened with bodycolour, bearing
artist’s label verso, 70cm x 60cm, framed (faults)
£150 - 250
676
676
R.M.Barratt (1886-1940) - a pair, still lives of yellow
and red roses in blue bowls, watercolours, signed
lower right, 27cm x 36cm, framed
R. M. Barratt - a Royal Crown Derby artist
£80 - 120
677
677
Continental School, 19th Century - “The Uffizi
Wrestlers”, pencil and black chalk, on buff paper,
70cm x 58cm, framed (faults)
£300 - 500
678
678
Edward Loxton Knight (1905-1993) - an evening
lane, pastel and pencil, signed in pencil lower right
and dated 1920, 17cm x 24cm, framed
£80 - 120
679
679
A set of seven late 19th Century still life pictures of
Alpine and other flowers, including: Berisal,
Atragine Alpina, Dryas Octopetala, Glacial
Androsace, Clary, etc., all bearing annotations in
pencil and locations of Cortina, Frieburg Dolomites
and Berisal, some dated September ‘81, etc,
various sizes from 13cm x 6cm to 39cm x 27cm,
all mounted, unframed (7)
£100 - 150
680
C. Dona - five Art Deco style fashion designs,
females, gouache on tracing paper, signed, 21cm
x 12cm and smaller; another nude dancer, black
ink on tracing paper, signed, 18.5cm x 12cm; three
others, gouache on coloured and other paper: a
large quantity of fashion drawings of women in
various outfits, ink on brown tracing paper (qty), all
Circa 1920s/30s
£100 - 150
681
W. T. N. Boyce - Entering The Tyne, watercolour,
signed and dated 1909 lower left, 24.5cm x 63cm,
framed
£80 - 120
682
English School, late 19th Century - head and
shoulder portrait of a young woman wearing white
dress and blue scarf, watercolour heightened with
bodycolour, 28cm diameter, framed
£20 - 30
683
683
James Lawson Stewart - Newark Castle, an
evening scene with cattle watering, 16cm x 51cm,
framed
£40 - 60
OIL PAINTINGS
OIL PAINTINGS
684
English School, 18th Century - a
pair of female figures
conversing, oil on canvas, 38cm
x 32.5cm, contemporary frame
(fragment, re-laid)
£150 - 250
685
Continental School, 19th Century
- half length portrait of a
centurion standing with arms
crossed, burning wall in the
background, oval, 25cm x 20cm,
framed
£100 - 150
686
686
English Victorian School “Taking the Message”, with pug
and two other dogs swimming,
oil on board. 10cm x 14cm,
framed
£70 - 100
687
J. Harris - Searching For The
Mouse, oil on canvas, 24.5cm x
38cm, framed (cleaned and relined)
£100 - 150
688
G. Morris - cottage in Surrey, oil
on canvas, signed lower right,
12cm x 17cm, framed
£100 - 150
689
689
English Victorian School - Virgin
and two Angels weeping over the
dead body of Christ, oil on
canvas, 26.5cm x 50cm, framed,
the stretcher bearing title and
also inscribed Francia
£200 - 300
690
Continental School, 19th Century
- head and shoulder portrait of a
bearded man smoking a pipe, oil
on canvas, 60cm x 49cm,
framed
£80 - 120
691
English School, late 19th
Century - a pair, fishermen in
wooded extensive landscape, a
blustery sky, and, figure on a
woodland path, an extensive
vista beyond, oils on artist
board, 24cm x 44cm, framed
£100 - 150
692
English School, mid 19th
Century - head and shoulder
portrait of a young girl, her
hands clasped before, oil on
canvas laid on glass, oval, 40cm
x 33cm, framed
£80 - 120
693
Continental School. 19th Century
- head and shoulder portrait of
Christ breaking bread, in 17th
Century style, oil on canvas,
76cm x 59cm, unframed
£40 - 60
694
694
George William Leech - portrait
of a seated young boy, oil on
canvas, 76cm x 56cm, framed
£100 - 200
695
Angela Hutt - Hellebores in a
Victorian shaded cranberry to
vaseline glass vase, oil on
canvas, signed lower right, 54cm
x 44cm, framed
£40 - 60
696
696
Dorothie Field - Maize, Hungary,
oil on artist board, bearing
artist’s label verso, inscribed with
title and dated 1969, 112cm x
58cm, framed
£100 - 200
OIL PAINTINGS
701
G.Goodall RA - children outside a cottage feeding
chickens, an extensive landscape with church
spire beyond, oil on artist board, signed lower
right and dated 1873, 15.5cm x 24cm, framed
£200 - 300
697
697
Jim Brown - The Fall of The Rebel Angels, oil on
board, signed and inscribed with title at the base,
244cm x 122cm, unframed
£200 - 400
698
W. Wasdell - Trichett, portrait of a chestnut hunter,
oil on canvas, signed and inscribed with title and
dated 1917 lower left, 25cm x 35cm, framed
£100 - 150
699
G Paice - Victory, portrait of stallion, oil on artist
board, signed, inscribed with title and dated ’23,
22cm x 29cm, framed
£80 - 120
700
T.J.Hughes - From The Inn At...Carnoustie?, figure
with horses, a barn beyond, an extensive blustery
summer landscape, oil on canvas, signed lower
right and dated 1857, indistinctly inscribed verso,
31cm x 23cm, framed
£100 - 150
702
702
F. Morelli - a pair, one with male figure smoking a
pipe playing the violin, a young girl with cards in
her right hand, standing outside a tavern, the other
with female and younger male, violinist
conversing, oils on canvas, signed in black, 53cm
x 40cm, framed
£800 - 1200
OIL PAINTINGS
708
A Davis - a pair, cattle on a path and cattle
watering with bridge beyond, extensive summer
landscapes, oils on canvas, signed in red and
dated 1889, 48cm x 73cm, framed
£400 - 600
703
703
R. Watson - Taking The Brook, a hunting scene
with hounds, oil on canvas, signed lower right in
red, 30cm x 50cm, framed
£200 - 300
704
Jack Levine - Taking The Hedge, a hunting scene,
three riders and horse in extensive autumn
landscape, oil on canvas, signed lower left, 59cm
x 90cm, framed
£300 - 400
705
English School, late 19th Century - an extensive
stormy seascape with sailing ships and rowing
boats, a lighthouse beyond, oil on canvas, 50cm x
77cm, framed (cleaned)
£300 - 400
709
English School, late 19th Century - a thatched
water mill with figure in doorway, a wooded
landscape, 34cm x 50cm, framed
£150 - 200
710
English School, late 19th Century - water mill with
mother and children in extensive wooded
landscape, oil on canvas, 41cm x 59cm, framed
£80 - 120
711
English School, mid 19th Century - figures on a
path, cottages beyond, a wooded landscape, oil
on canvas, 25cm x 34cm, framed
£70 - 100
712
J. Williams - an extensive lake scene with figures
on the shore, thatched cottage, oil on canvas,
signed lower right, 24cm x 44cm (faults)
£200 - 300
706
W. R. Chapman - chestnut stallion and dog in a
stable interior, oil on canvas, signed lower right,
45cm x 60cm, framed
£400 - 600
713
707
707
V. Olbert - The Fortune Teller, dark haired girl
seated on a bench, with upturned cards, oil on
canvas, signed lower right, 79cm x 62cm, framed
£800 - 1200
713
Mikhail Sevastyanovich Prokopyuk - Mother and
Child, oil on artist board, signed verso and
inscribed with title and dated 1987 and bearing
labels, 55cm x 42cm, framed
£300 - 400
OIL PAINTINGS
714
R. Marshall - An extensive mountainous landscape
with lake, sailing boats, sheep to foreground, oil
on canvas, signed lower left in red, 50cm x 75cm,
framed
£80 - 120
716
European School, 18th Century - an extensive
autumn landscape with figure and cattle in a
wooded landscape with cliff, a mountain beyond,
an extensive evening scene, oil on canvas, 31cm x
45cm (cleaned and restored)
£150 - 250
715
715
C. M. Lees - chickens and cockerel in a hay filled
barn with ladder behind, oil on canvas, initialled
lower right, 22cm x 30cm, framed
Possibly C. M. Lees, watercolour painter and
miniaturist. Studied Calderous School of Animal
Painting, exhibited 1923-4, RA3, SWA3
£100 - 150
717
717
Ken Howard - Seated Nude in the Artist’s Studio, a
cheval mirror beyond, oil on canvas, signed lower
right, 59cm x 29cm, framed
£800 - 1200
718
718
Wilf Roberts - Glan-y-Gors, oil on canvas, signed lower left and dated 2014, bearing label verso, 50cm x
60cm, framed
£2500 - 3500
OIL PAINTINGS
719
Reginald Green RWA.ACE (fl.1911-1938) - The River Dart at Newbridge, oil on board, signed lower right,
36cm x 46cm, framed
£50 - 80
720
English School, mid 19th Century - head and shoulder portrait of a young woman in a lace bonnet, oval,
oil on canvas, 72cm x 59cm, framed (cleaned and re-stretchered)
£120 - 180
721
721
Fritz Klingelhofer - a pair, prison ships? at anchor, an extensive South American river scene, oil on
canvas, signed in red, 32cm x 60cm, framed
£1000 - 1500
722
Hoogard - cattle resting by a river, an extensive
wooded summer landscape, oil on canvas, signed
indistinctly lower left and dated 1880, 29.5cm x
49.5cm, rippled moulded gold painted frame
£70 - 100
723
Fr. Udela Royere - chicken and two dogs, oil on
panel, signed lower left in red and dated 1886,
21.5cm x 27cm, unframed; Fr, Aloisius - two dogs
in interior with trunk and basket, oil on mahogany
panel, signed lower left in red and dated 1885,
21cm x 27.5cm, unframed (2)
£150 - 200
724
724
Elias Lacey - Newstead Abbey and grounds, an
extensive wooded landscape with waterfall to the
foreground, oil on canvas, signed in red lower left
and dated 1937, 75cm x 100cm, framed
£300 - 500
OIL PAINTINGS
725
Augustus. R. Grant - a river with cranes fishing
amidst the rocky banks, an extensive wooded
landscape, an evening scene with mountains
beyond, oil on canvas, signed and indistinctly
dated lower right, 50cm x 69cm, framed
£300 - 400
726
726
George Constable (1792-1878) - On The River
Aran, figures in a punt with cows in a meadow, a
summer landscape with village beyond, oil on oak
panel, 25cm x 16.5cm, bearing label verso, framed
£300 - 500
727
Francis E. Jamieson (fl 1910-1950) - a pair,
Scottish loch scenes with cattle watering,
extensive mountains beyond, morning and
evening scenes, oil on canvas, signed, 40cm x
60cm, framed
£100 - 200
728
Francis E. Jamieson (fl 1910-1950) - a pair,
woodland scenes, evening and morning, one with
shepherd and sheep the other with path, evening
scenes, signed, 60cm x 40cm, framed
£100 - 200
729
Francis E. Jamieson (fl 1910-1950) - extensive
river landscape with mountains beyond, oil on
canvas, signed, 50cm x 76cm, framed
£80 - 120
730
730
Franz von Defregger - head and shoulder portrait
of a white haired elderly gentleman, oil on artist
board, signed and dated ’07, 45cm x 31.5cm, the
reverse bearing Sotheby’s, 32 Rue Jacques
Jordaens, Brussels 1050 label, November ‘89, and
other packing/shipping labels
Defregger - accepted into Academy of Fine Arts in
Munich, 19th July 1861, travelled to Paris 1863
enrolling at the Ecole Des Beaux Artes. Returning
to Munich July 1865 studying under Piloty at the
Academy. During the next few years Defregger
spent time in East Tyrol painting portraits of
relatives and friends. Professor of History painting
from 1878-1910 at The Munich Art Academy. Died
in Munich in 1921 at the age of 85 (Wikipaedia)
£1000 - 1500
CLOCKS, SCIENTIFIC & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
CLOCKS,
SCIENTIFIC &
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
731
A George III Provincial
mahogany barometer with
rudimentary swan neck
pediment the rectangular glazed
door revealing papered register,
inscribed “Summer” and
“Winter”, the tube flanked by
blue paper backed glazed
panels, the conforming turned
cistern cover pierced and
glazed, 96cm high, Circa 1770
(faults)
£30 - 50
732
A Victorian Belgian clock
garniture, the clock with cream
enamel dial with Roman
numerals, brass bezzle
contained within a black slate
and pink marble case of
rectangular form, cylindrical finial
and pair of gilt lion mask and
ring handles, the base with
incised gilt decoration, together
with a pair of flanking tazzas,
clock 36cm high, tazzas 24cm
high (3)
£60 - 100
733
A French brass cased carriage
clock with reeded bale and Sscroll swing handle, fluted case,
gilt face with cream enamel dial,
blue Arabic numerals, bun feet,
16cm high over handle
£50 - 80
734
736
734
A rare 19th Century French
rosewood musical casket /
necessaire, the hinged lid
centred on a white metal hunting
oval within a fabric ground
frame, the front and sides of
arcaded form with conforming
fabric ground within plush barber
pole borders, the interior with
fitted pull out compartment
revealing the musical box with
6cm comb and drum, numbered
20576, mirrored lid, turned feet,
18cm wide, 11.5cm high, Circa
1880
£250 - 350
736
Dent - a circular wall clock the
cream enamel dial with Roman
numerals inscribed Dent, To The
Queen, 33 Coxspur Street,
London, single winding hole,
single train fusee movement,
moulded mahogany frame,
36cm diameter, Circa 1850
£300 - 500
737
735
735
A George III style walnut
veneered arch top mantel clock,
the brass face with Roman and
Arabic numerals, twin winding
holes, the eight-day movement
striking on a coil, serpentine
shaped base with shaped
bracket feet, 28cm high, late
£80 - 120
737
Whitehurst & Sons, Derby - a
George III mahogany wheel
barometer with thermometer, the
figured mahogany case outlined
with boxwood and ebony
stringing, the architectural
pediment centred on an acorn
finial above dry/damp dial,
thermometer and dial inscribed
Whitehurst & Sons, Derby, spirit
level to base, turned bone
adjusting handle, and pierced
brass and blued steel hands,
104cm high, Circa 1790 (case
wormed)
£200 - 300
738
Elliott - a mantel clock, the
mahogany case with brass
bezzle and bevelled glass panel
enclosing a square dial with
silvered chapter ring, Roman
numerals, pierced brass cherub
wing spandrels the centre
inscribed An Elliott Clock,
Charles Fox, Bournemouth,
outset mahogany feet, the
reverse initialled E and Made In
England, the feet numbered
2920 and 11.72.J.W, 11cm high,
mid 20th Century
£30 - 50
739
740
739
A Victorian four glass gilt brass
and silvered Gothic cased
mantel clock with architectural
domed top, pierced balustrade
and four pillars terminating in
roofs with ball and spire finials,
the movement with palmette cast
brass bezzle, silvered chapter
ring with Arabic numeral tablets,
centre dial with gilt metal fleur de
lys and lions, ornate gilt brass
pendulum, eight day movement
striking on a coil, numbered
15673, 34cm high, Circa 1850
£500 - 800
740
A late George II / early George III mahogany cased bracket clock by
Smith & Sons, London, the silvered dial with chapter ring of Roman
and Arabic numerals inscribed Smith & Sons, London, with brass
alarm, the top with strike / silent roundel, engraved to the arch and
spandrels with flowers and scrolling leafage, the glazed door with
brass ovolo mouldings, the top with four flambeau finials and
carrying handle, further applied brass mouldings, the back plate
foliate engraved, crown wheel verge escapement striking on a bell,
eight day movement, pierced blued steel hands, skirted plinth with
outset brass bracket feet, 30cm high over handle, dial 15cm x
11.5cm, Circa 1750/60
£2000 - 3000
741
742
743
741
Parkinson & Frodsham - a good
early 19th Century ebonised
bracket clock, the silvered dial
inscribed Parkinson & Frodsham,
4 Change Alley, London, and
numbered 620 with slow/fast and
silent chime apertures, bevelled
glass and brass bezzle, the front
with lacquered brass pierced
foliate panels within the
ebonised case, stepped top,
chamfered angles, spreading
base and block feet, the eight
day movement striking on eight
bells, the rear door fret pierced,
58cm high, Circa 1840
£1800 - 2500
742
A French white metal miniature
carriage timepiece, the ornate
case cast caryatids to the
angles, the front with cream
enamel dial inscribed Chaude,
Palais Royale, Paris, Arabic
numerals, contained within a
pierced foliate scroll border, the
sides and back with ornate
panels, the base with vacant
cartouches to the angles centred
on the front and back with
female masks, the top with
similar border and bale and
scroll handle, the brushed brass
back plate inscribed Aiguilles,
the base Chaude, 36 Palais
Royale, Paris and numbered
614, 8.5cm high
£600 - 900
743
A good late 19th Century French
champlevé enamel mantel clock
of cartouche shape, the dark
blue ground with lilac to pale
blue, iron red hatched panels,
leafy and C-scrolls, the sides
conforming, swept scrolling legs,
the silvered dial with circular
tablets with Arabic numerals, the
gilt metal centre dial relief cast
with linked scrolls and leafage,
eight-day French movement,
numbered 13714/48, 28.5cm
high, Circa 1870
£400 - 600
744
744
A good ivory cased music box with singing bird automaton, the lid with pair of courting couples within
landscape scenes, foliate and floral borders centred on the oval hinged lid, carved infants amidst clouds,
the gilt brass grille revealing multi-coloured feathered singing bird, the front, sides, back and base all
further ornately carved with figures in romantic landscapes with dogs, sheep and birds, the base with
carved arcades with courting couple and demi-Pan figure, turned fluted feet, 14cm wide, 8cm deep,
6.5cm high, Circa 1850
£3500 - 4500
745
745
Jaeger - Le Coultre - an Atmos clock, model V, Marina Chinese with
plexiglass panels the cream dial with Arabic at 12,3,6 & 9, gold
dauphin hands, perpetual mechanical caliber movement, inscribed
Le Coultre and CIE, 24cm high, 18cm wide, 13cm deep
£1000 - 1500
746
A French ormolu and champlevé enamel clock
garniture, the leaf cast cartouche shaped case
with waisted column foliate spreading scrolling
base, the brushed gilt dial enamelled to the
centred inscribed Mayot a Lyons, twin winding
holes and blued steel hands, eight day movement
striking on a bell numbered 300/R; together with a
pair of matching two branch candlesticks, clock
26cm high, candlesticks 16cm high, Circa 1860 (3)
£700 - 1000
747
A German lacquered brass and white metal
musical mantel clock, the cream papered dial with
German Imperial Eagle over initials FMS, alarm
hand and blued steel hands, Arabic numerals, the
drum shaped case supported on a pierced frame
and base fitted musical movement, 11.5cm high,
Circa 1930s
£30 - 50
748
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany balloon-shaped
mantel clock, the white enamel dial with Arabic
numerals, twin winding holes and pierced blued
steel hands, the front inlaid with an oval shaded
patera within strung frame, splayed plinth on four
sphere feet, eight day French movement striking
on a coil numbered 7293/48, Circa 1905
£70 - 100
749
749
A 19th Century white marble Gothic cased mantel
clock with ornate carved top, the gilt metal dial
with trefoil and leaf bezel, the chapter ring with
Roman numerals inscribed Ellie a Paris, the centre
dial matted and cast lancet arches and rosette,
twin winding holes and blued steel hands, ornate
shell, trefoil and rosette cast pendulum, the case
with pierced leafage, flowerheads and trailing
guilloche flanking Gothic arches, stepped
rectangular base with shaped trefoil feet, 49cm
high, 22cm wide max., Circa 1850
£350 - 450
750
750
A very fine and rare Swiss centre-seconds two-day marine chronometer with detent escapement, by
Solvil-Geneva, number 261, the three tier rosewood veneered box brass wire strung with vacant
cartouche to lid, the front with mother of pearl roundel inscribed Reid & Sons, Makers to the Admiralty,
Newcastle on Tyne, recessed brass carrying handles, opening to reveal the 10cm silvered dial with up
and down subsidiary over the signature Solvil-Geneve, further marked “Grand Prix, Paris 1900: Grand
Prix, Berne 1914, maker to the British Government, holder of the Kew and Teddington records, maker to
the United States Navy record holder Neuf Chatel Observatory 305 state prizes”, the centre seconds
hand reading against an outer Arabic scale marked in half second increments and enclosing the Roman
and Arabic subsidiary timed dial marked for hours and minutes, lacquered bowl with integral winding
key, the gilt movement signed in a rectangular reserve Chronometre De Marine, Solvil-Geneve on a cross
hatched background, the movement with pair of circular plates mounted on the dial plate, cylindrical
pillars, detent escapement with blued steel spring and gold escape wheel in jewelled settings within a
protective glazed cap, the upper plate numbered 261, bevelled glazed cap, case 19cm high, 18cm wide,
18.5cm deep (faults to case including front key plate and left recessed brass carrying handle missing,
brass stringing missing); contained within a modern green baize lined mahogany case
See: Tony Mercer, Chronometer Makers Of The World, NAG Press 1991, Whitney, The Ship’s Chronometer,
AWI Press 1985, and Gould, The Marine Chronometer, Its History & Development, ACC 1989
£4000 - 6000
751
751
Cartier - a miniature silver
coloured metal cased carriage
timepiece, the silvered dial with
Arabic numerals inscribed
Cartier, contained within a yellow
enamelled case with bright blue
borders, the front with blue
enamelled mon, the fold down
back revealing Swiss movement,
the back plate numbered 26,
four compressed bun feet, 4cm
high, 2.7cm wide, 1.8cm deep,
in fitted gilt tooled Morocco
travelling case
£1500 - 2000
METALWARE
METALWARE
752
A Victorian cast iron tobacco jar modelled as a
ribbon tied bundle of cigars, the circular lid as
cigar ends with cigar handle, 12cm high, 12cm
diameter max.
£70 - 100
753
A Continental Art Nouveau cast brass plaque
moulded in relief with a lightly clad woman
pouring from a vase, mounted on a pin decorated
plaque, 29.5cm high, 11.5cm wide, Circa 1890
£80 - 120
754
Bernard - a 19th Century bronze plaque moulded
in relief with a lightly clad young woman, signed
and indistinctly dated lower right, oak framed,
44cm x 27cm overall
£80 - 120
755
A good Victorian brass tobacco jar of cylindrical
design with cable moulded borders the pull off top
finely engraved with triple blue enamel band
centred on a pietra dura panel of flower heads and
leafage, engraved detail, 12.5cm high, top 15.5cm
diameter, Circa 1870
£150 - 200
758
A pair of Victorian Gothic champlevé enamel
candlesticks with urnular nozzles, broad drip pans
with beaded borders, the spirally fluted columns
with compressed bulbous knops and rope twist
borders, the circular bases on circular feet, each
enamelled with bands of stylised flowerheads and
leafage on a turquoise ground, 18cm high, late
19th Century
£50 - 80
759
A pair of WMF wall plaques of shaped oval form,
one embossed with a young boy, a bird on his
outstretched arm and dogs at his feet, the other
with young girl with basket of fruit and cats at her
feet, pierced floral frames, 24cm x 15cm, stamped
373 and 373a
£100 - 150
760
A WMF plaque of shaped outline embossed with
lover and companion before a balustrade, Art
Deco style border, 24cm x 29cm, stamped 280
£60 - 100
761
A Liberty Tudric pewter two handled dish, number
0287, cast shamrocks, pierced heart shaped
handles, 28cm wide, marked
£40 - 60
756
A Victorian brass and champlevé enamel
chamberstick the circular base with a broad
enamelled band of flower heads and scrolling
leafage, the drip pan with beaded border and
conforming enamel band, plain nozzle, 15cm
£50 - 80
762
757
A Victorian gilt bronze miniature model of a font
the bowl with applied silvered copper strap work
decoration on a fluted cluster column with
conforming bands beneath, circular base, 17.5cm
high, late 19th Century
£70 - 100
762
An 18th Century bronze sundial, the engraved
plate dated 1736 and inscribed Certa Ratio, the
gnomon of conventional design with S-scroll,
25.5cm square (faults to corners)
£80 - 120
METALWARE
763
A brass and copper model yacht of stylised form,
on rectangular copper hammer textured base with
spreading wooden plinth, 31cm wide, 33cm high
overall, Circa 1950
£50 - 80
764
A 19th Century brass string box of globular
design, cast leafage to the top, circular foot and
provision for pair of scissors, 12cm high; together
with a pair of associated scissors (2)
£40 - 60
765
Hunting - A 19th Century gilt bas relief miniature of
a falconry party with figures on horses, dogs and
castle beyond, beaded border and clasped
reeded frame, suspension loop, 7cm diameter
£50 - 80
769
A Henry Loveridge copper Pekin three piece tea
service and tray, the tea service with hammer
textured bands above plain bodies, angular brass
handle to cream jug and conforming brass
handles to lidded sucrier, the teapot with wrapped
handle, ebonised knops, the circular tray hammer
textured, tray 43cm diameter, Circa 1880s
£30 - 50
770
A rectangular copper dish, raised oval centre
engraved with reeded bands, 26cm wide, mid 20th
Century
£20 - 30
766
A shallow circular bronze bowl supported on three
bronze rabbits, circular wooden base, bowl 11cm
diameter, base 13cm diameter, mid 20th Century
£70 - 110
771
767
767
A pair of Edwardian lacquered brass photograph
frames of interlaced form, the corners floral scroll
cast, strut backs, 23cm high, 17.5cm wide, Circa
1920s
£30 - 40
768
Two Victorian farthingales each with seven horse
brasses, 64cm high approx; another single, 17cm
high (3)
£80 - 100
771
André Bucher, Paris - An Arts & Crafts copper four
handled vase, the upper rim and strapwork
handles brass plated, the shoulder embossed with
cones and stylised leafage, the body hammer
textured, 12cm diameter max., 8.25cm high, the
base signed André Bucher, Paris, Circa 1920
£100 - 150
772
A pair of French brass circular frames, the tops
with ribbon tied laurels, the frames with ribbon
band and beaded bezzle, bun feet and strut
backs, 14cm high, mid 20th Century
£40 - 60
773
A rectangular copper jewellery casket the lid, sides
and back all relief decorated with tavern and
domestic scenes, within lappet or beaded borders,
the front with central vacant oval cartouche flanked
by laurel leaves, skirted base, 17cm wide, 12cm
deep, 10cm high, late 19th / early 20th Century
£40 - 60
METALWARE
774
A late 19th Century brass and
silver coloured metal inkwell, the
cylindrical glass body with inner
sleeve of silver coloured metal
strapwork bands and scrolling
foliage, leaf clasped fluted frame,
the slightly domed cover
conforming with beaded border,
the spreading concave base
engraved with three infant
figures seated on top of the
pierced scrolling legs, the
hinged lid revealing engraved
well with further shallow hinged
cover, 14cm wide, 12cm high,
Circa 1880
£70 - 100
775
775
A late 17th Century brass
candlestick of large proportions
with octagonal nozzle and deep
ogee moulded drip pan, the
spiral cast tapered column with
massive vasular base cast three
winged cherub heads, the
triangular foot with conforming
cherubs on massive leaf cast
paw feet, 108cm high, Circa
1680 (faults)
£1000 - 1500
779
A quantity of brass and copper
items, including: large hammer
textured copper jug; a brass wall
pocket; a copper warming pan;
a copper plated white metal
Japanese rectangular box; an
Eastern brass circular tray; set
three coloured glass cabochons
and mounted pair of tapered
cylindrical beakers, punched
and engraved with flowerheads
and leafage within formal bands,
etc. (qty)
£20 - 30
776
776
A good Arts & Crafts copper
flagon of tapered cylindrical
shape, the hinged lid with
lacquered brass ball finial,
thumb piece, the lid embossed
with a floral spray, channelled
loop strapwork handle, the body
worked with a central band of
stylised flowerheads and leafage
on a hammer textured ground,
beneath formal leaf scroll and
feathered borders, 48cm high,
base 27cm diameter, Circa 1880
£400 - 600
780
A late 19th Century bronze
casket, the hinged lid with boys
and girls at the river, within an
extensive wooded landscape,
foliate and beaded borders, the
front, back and sides cast
domestic and work scenes,
rudimentary bracket feet, 19.5cm
wide, 15.5cm deep, 9cm high
£50 - 80
777
Three 19th Century white metal
figural bottle stoppers depicting
young boy with grapes, two
other gentleman figures, 7cm
high and smaller (3)
£30 - 40
778
A 19th Century brass umbrella
stand of cylindrical form, tapered
neck and base, the body
embossed with pair of panels
with courting couples within a
shaped reserve with doves
above, floral trail ground, fruit
and leaf borders, the spreading
base with punched ovals, 66cm
high, 30cm diameter, late 19th
Century
£100 - 150
781
781
A bronze mortar of conventional
flared cylindrical design,
moulded central girdle and
spreading circular foot, 12cm
high, 14.5cm diameter; together
with a knopped brass pestle,
20cm high (2)
£40 - 60
SCULPTURES & BRONZES
SCULPTURES &
BRONZES
789
A 19th Century continental
bronze figure of a sleeping
cherub, the figure resting on a
cross, black slate plinth, 13cm
wide, 7cm high
£70 - 100
782
A 19th Century bronze of a
reclining female, pink marble
plinth, 14cm wide, 9cm high
£60 - 90
783
An 18th Century white marble
figure of St Marie, standing with
her hands crossed, the
rectangular plinth inscribed St
Marie, 22cm high
£100 - 150
784
A cast bronze sculpture of a
child seated on a dog’s back,
rounded rectangular grey marble
base, 12.5cm wide, 9,5cm high
£60 - 90
786
786
An Austrian cold painted bronze
snail pin cushion of realistic
form, 13.5cm wide (faults)
£100 - 150
787
A plaster bust of Hermes,
waisted socle and ebonised
circular foot, 51cm high, 20th
Century
£60 - 100
788
A 19th Century bronze sculpture
of a dancing naked female,
sienna marble plinth, 15cm high
overall, 9cm wide
£60 - 100
790
790
Charles Harriet Smith - Plaster
head and shoulder portrait of the
artist’s son (Percival Gordon
Smith), incised C.Smith, 15
Kentish Town Road, London, No.
400, 27cm high, 26cm wide, 20th
Century
£120 - 180
785
785
A 19th Century bronze figure of a
pharaoh, on green serpentine
marble rectangular base, 18,5cm
high overall, 12cm wide
£60 - 100
791
791
Evgeny Alexandrovich Lanceray (Russian, 1848 - 1886) - a bronze
sculpture depicting a dying horse with soldier dismounting, oval
rustic base inscribed E. Lanceray in Cyrillic, with foundry mark for F
Chopin, gilded bronze, 34cm wide, 14cm high (the back with drilled
hole)
£800 - 1200
SCULPTURES & BRONZES
795
Alix Marquez - a full length figure
of a nude female drying herself,
circular base inscribed Alix
Marquez and dated 1925,
painted plaster, 73cm high;
together with a painted square
pedestal with black top and
conforming spreading base,
151cm high overall (faults)
£200 - 300
792
792
A fine silvered bronze figure of
The Emperor Caesar, wearing a
Paludamentum, pteruges with
lion masks and ram headed
soccus, 21cm high, late 18th /
early 19th Century, bearing tied
label inscribed in ink PIII, SHO**
£1000 - 1500
796
A mid 19th Century head and
shoulder bust of a gentleman
with open shirt and jacket,
waisted socle and square plinth,
24cm high
£350 - 450
797
A pair of late 19th / early 20th
Century patinated spelter figures
of a young man, blowing a horn
and carrying a sack over his
back, and a young girl carrying a
basket, circular rustic bases on
square moulded marble plinths
with gilt metal feet, 46cm high
and smaller
£70 - 100
793
793
Erotica - Bergman? - two late
19th Century cold painted
bronze figures, the male
reclining on a capital and fluted
pillar, his right arm outstretched,
she kneeling on a rug with
hands above a filled cauldron,
the female figure detaching and
interlocking with the male figure
in a naked embrace, male 8cm
high, 8cm wide, the female 7cm
high, 8cm wide, late 19th
Century (3)
£600 - 900
794
Donatello (after) - a black
painted bronze head and
shoulder bust of a young child,
31cm high, 28.5cm wide, late
19th / early 20th Century (faults)
£200 - 300
799
A pair of late 19th / early 20th
Century bronzed white metal
circular plaques of infants,
indistinctly inscribed, contained
within convex moulded oak
circular frames, each 31cm
diameter; another smaller with a
bronzed white metal relief of a
ship inscribed Foudroyant in a
banner, 17cm diameter; a
bronzed white metal relief
plaque of a grotesque elderly
man mounted on a circular oak
back plate, 20cm diameter (4)
£70 - 100
800
A 19th Century gilt bronze model
of a full length maiden seated on
a rustic stump holding a book in
her right hand, square black
marble base, 23cm high
£50 - 80
801
A gilt spelter pen stand modelled
as a retriever and grouse,
rectangular green marble plinth,
applied pair of intertwined
stylised sea serpent pen rests,
23.5cm x 12cm, early 20th
Century (faults)
£30 - 40
802
An ormolu figure of a young
female with garland in her hair,
around her waist a musical
trophy to her left hip, holding a
leafy cornucopia issuing the
candle branch, gilt metal
mounted circular onyx stepped
plinth on four compressed bun
feet, 34cm high, late 19th
Century
£100 - 150
798
798
A well carved marble figure of an
eagle on a rustic stump, yellow
and black glass eyes, 47cm
high, early 20th Century (faults)
£300 - 400
803
An ormolu group of two children,
one holding a clasped quiver,
both lightly draped on a rustic
base with reeded shaped arm
and cylindrical guilloche cast
nozzle, green marble circular
base, 38cm high, late 19th
Century
£150 - 200
TRIBAL ART
TRIBAL ART
804
An African tribal figure, the male straddling and playing a drum, oval
base, 18.5cm high, 17cm wide, late 19th / early 20th Century
£40 - 60
805
805
A Kanak club of tapered form with bulbous head, red fabric handle
with woven string grip, originates from New Caledonia, 71cm high;
together with a purpose made bronze stand
£500 - 700
806
A bone mask of deeply curved form with slit eyes, rudimentary nose
and open mouth, drilled, 9.7cm high (faults)
£100 - 150
WALKING STICKS, UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS
WALKING STICKS,
UMBRELLAS &
PARASOLS
811
A mahogany swagger stick, the
ball terminal inlaid with silver
coloured metal in scrolling foliate
design, the shaft conforming
with scrolling pique interspersed
with long stylised feather
borders, inscribed Walter
Mitchell, 88cm high (faults)
£70 - 100
809
807
807
A silver coloured metal figural
walking stick cast as a Cossack
holding a horse’s head, the
cylindrical border beneath foliate
engraved and with cartouche
with interlaced initials, beaded
borders, ebony shaft with brass
ferrule, 90cm long
£100 - 150
808
Four 19th Century walking
sticks, two silver topped with bun
shaped tops, one with interlaced
initials, another with antler
handle and silver collar, another
with tusk handle and silver collar,
97cm long and smaller (4)
£120 - 180
809
A 19th Century umbrella, the
handle in the form of a hare’s
head, amber glass eyes, gold
collar engraved M.Lyven, 71
Harley House, NW, ivory tips,
eyelets and acorn finial to leather
cord, bamboo shaft, brown silk
canopy, ivory and bamboo
ferrule (faults)
£450 - 550
812
A swordstick, the ball terminal
and upper shaft ridged and
carved with slanting dotted
circles, the lower bamboo shaft
hiding a long obelisk form
sword, spiked metal ferrule,
94cm high
£100 - 150
813
A walking stick, the ivory
terminal decorated with piqué
and painted decoration, white
metal collar, malacca shaft, iron
ferrule, 92.5cm high (faults)
£120 - 180
814
An early 20th Century walking
stick, the bone handle carved
with multiple rats, silver collar by
JB London 1928, hardwood
shaft, brass ferrule, 85cm high
£150 - 250
810
810
A 19th Century umbrella, the
mother of pearl and ivory handle
carved in the form of a bird’s
head, glass eyes, gold collar
marked with J.H?, stepped
bamboo shaft, navy blue silk
canopy, bamboo and brass
ferrule, 92cm high (faults)
£450 - 550
815
815
An African blackwood flute
walking stick, the carved banded
handle and lower shaft
removable from central flute
section, white metal collars and
ferrule, 91cm high
£200 - 300
816
816
A walking stick the crook handle of carved green hardstone and ivory with silver coloured metal mounts
engraved Col.M.C.FRY O.B.E, malacca shaft, brass and ivory ferrule, 86cm high (alterations)
£200 - 300
817
817
A 19th Century walking stick, the caricature carved
bone handle carved in the form of an arm pulling
on a man’s nose, white metal scrolling foliate
collar, bamboo shaft, metal ferrule, possibly
American, 86cm high (faults)
£80 - 120
819
819
A walking stick, the carved bone terminal in the
form of a bird perched on leaves and berries,
silver collar with indistinct marks, bamboo shaft,
brass ferrule, 84cm high
£80 - 120
818
818
A celluloid parrot headed walking stick, the open
beak doubling as an eyelet, the silver collar by J
Howell & Co Ltd, London 1929, wooden stem,
brass and white metal ferrule, 84cm high (faults)
£80 - 120
820
820
A walking stick, the wooden terminal carved in the
form of bulldog’s head, engraved ivory collar,
malacca shaft, metal ferrule, 91cm high
£200 - 300
821
821
A walking stick, the nickel
terminal in the form of a dog’s
head, tapering wooden shaft,
spiked metal ferrule, 85.5cm
high (faults)
£50 - 80
822
A ladies 19th Century walking
stick, the silver coloured metal
crook handle foliate engraved
around shield cartouche
engraved JMG, narrow bamboo
shaft, brass ferrule, 88.5cm high
(minor faults)
£60 - 100
824
826
824
A late 19th Century walking stick,
the horn handle carved in the
form of a greyhound with glass
eyes, the silver coloured metal
buckle collar foliate engraved,
knotted wood shaft, 89.5cm high
(faults)
£80 - 120
826
walking stick, the ivory handle
carved to form an elephant’s
head, white metal collar, bamboo
shaft, metal ferrule, 87.5cm high
£120 - 180
827
825
823
823
An ivory handled walking stick,
the ribbed silver collar foliate
engraved with shaped rim and
vacant oval cartouche, by TD,
Birmingham 1886, malacca
shaft, metal ferrule, 86cm high
(faults)
£80 - 120
825
A walking stick, the carved ivory
terminal in the form of a
Pekinese dog’s head, amber
glass eyes, bamboo shaft, white
metal ferrule, 80cm high (faults)
£100 - 150
827
A 19th Century parasol, the
porcelain foliate gilded and
green painted scroll handle with
figurehead of a lady in a yellow
bonnet, the lower stem with two
differing painted panels of a lady
and a gent in the countryside,
bordered by two gold coloured
metal scrolling foliate collars,
one with vacant circular
cartouche, bamboo stem with
brown tassels, one strut marked
Paragon, S.Fox & Co Limited,
black silk canopy, metal tipped
ferrule, together with later striped
cover, 93cm high (faults)
£80 - 120
828
828
An unusually wide walking stick
or staff, the terminal carved in
the form of a Bull Mastiff’s head,
painted detailing and glass eyes,
ribbed white metal collar, the
rustic shaft still with bark, knots
and eyes, white metal ferrule,
95cm high, 12cm wide at
terminal (faults)
£500 - 800
831
832
831
A whale bone walking stick with
carved whale’s tooth terminal,
carved fluted section to upper
stem, spirally carved lower stem,
metal ferrule, 78cm high (faults)
£500 - 700
829
A late 19th/ early 20th walking
stick, the wooden terminal
carved in the form of a dog’s
head, bead eyes, briar wood
stem, metal ferrule, 81cm high
£30 - 40
832
A whalebone walking stick with
marine ivory and wooden
segmental handle in the form of
a ladies leg with stained boot,
main tapering stem spirally
carved, bordered top and
bottom with smaller diamond
pattern sections, plain lower
stem, brass ferrule, 88cm high,
Circa 1850 (faults)
£600 - 800
830
830
A 19th Century whalebone
walking stick, the ivory terminal
carved in the form of a knot ball,
multiple diamond pattern carved
sections to upper stem, lower
stem spirally carved, 75.5cm
high
£600 - 800
833
833
A rare shaved and polished Narwhal tusk walking stick, the tapering
stem showing the spiraling grain, gold engraved collar marked 18ct,
1872, white metal ferrule, 83cm high; together with a photocopy of a
handwritten appraisal by Ivory Restoration of Manchester (2) (faults)
£2000 - 3000
ARMS & EDGED WEAPONS
ARMS & EDGED WEAPONS
834
An Indian hardstone mounted Khanjali dagger with
brass mounts and steel blade, 44cm long overall
(faults)
£70 - 100
839
A Wilkinson Sword Dartmoor knife with plastic
handle and sheath, polystyrene boxed, blade
20cm long, 34.5cm long overall, modern
£40 - 60
835
An Islamic dagger, the handle wire inlaid in brass
with serrated edged pommel, steel tapered blade,
35cm high; an Inuit reindeer antler handled
dagger with engraved decoration, leather and
antler scabbard, steel blade, 30cm long (2)
£60 - 100
840
840
A spadroon hilted sword with chamfered pommel,
fluted ivory grip with copper oval cartouche
engraved with crown above floral wreath, cast
scroll and bobbin guard, tapered blade, 95cm
long, 19th Century
£200 - 300
836
836
An 18th Century basket hilt broad sword with plain
pommel, replaced wooden handle, pierced
basket, fullered tapered blade, 102cm long overall
(faults)
£400 - 600
837
A leather Luger pistol holster, 30cm high; a pair of
French black lacquered brass binoculars with
leather barrels, cased (2)
£70 - 110
838
A late 17th Century rapier with cut steel guard,
handle and pommel, the tapered triangular blade
bearing mark at the top, brass and steel mounted
black lacquered leather scabbard, 98cm long
£150 - 200
841
A Napoleonic brass handled Briquet infantry
cutlass, the guard numbered 1833 and initialled
TB, 82cm long
£40 - 60
842
An Indo Persian rifle, the octagonal steel barrel
with brass strap work bands and brass rosettes to
the shaped stock, engraved and applied detail to
the plates, 147cm long overall, 19th Century
£140 - 180
843
A 19th Century Spanish folding hunting knife with
shaped blade, the handle with bone panels,
engraved leafage, reeded shaped terminals, with
brass suspension ring, 23cm long folded (faults)
£100 - 150
BOXES & OBJECTS
BOXES & OBJECTS
844
An unusual Victorian white onyx
and champlevé enamel box,
mounted overall with brass
angular strapwork mounts and
roundels, the roundels
enamelled with Persian text,
19cm wide, 13.5cm deep, 8.5cm
high, Circa 1860 (faults, losses
and old restorations)
£40 - 60
845
A set of eight Merit quick
construction racing car kits,
including D-type Jaguar, Simca
Gordini, Cooper 500, 1956 BRM,
1956 GP Ferrari, 1956 GP Van
Wall, 1956 GP Maserati and Alfa
Romeo, all boxed, painted by the
vendor in 1956, boxes 18.5cm
wide (faults)
£60 - 100
846
A 19th Century mahogany
novelty shoe snuff box with
sliding lid, 11.5cm long overall
£45 - 60
847
A Derbyshire Spar egg shaped
desk weight, the egg seated on
a black slate rectangular base,
9cm wide, 6.5cm high
£60 - 90
854
A 19th Century Killarney Lakes
card case with parquetry and
barber pole strung bands,
inscribed Killarney Lakes, 9cm
wide; a tartanware snuff box of
rounded rectangular form, 10cm
wide (2)
£60 - 80
850
850
A George III mahogany cabinet,
the hinged top boxwood strung
lifting to reveal a collection of
sea shells, the front fitted one
blind and two long drawers, with
further collection of shells,
compressed bun feet, 41cm
wide, 32cm deep, 21cm high
£100 - 150
851
A Victorian miniature mahogany
chiffonier with shaped back, the
rectangular top above a pair of
doors flanked by turned tapered
split pillars, the concave base on
turned feet, 19.5cm wide, 23cm
high
£50 - 80
852
A 19th Century Russian
Orthodox icon the Saint flanked
by two figures in clouds, oil on
board, 11cm x 8.5cm
£100 - 140
848
A collection of late 19th Century
lace bobbins, ivory, bone and
wood, some turned, some with
glass beads, others named (qty)
£60 - 90
849
A post Regency brass inlaid
rosewood box of rectangular
outline, plush velvet lined, 23cm
wide, Circa 1820
£40 - 60
853
853
A 19th Century rosewood etui,
boxwood strung and centred on
a mother of pearl lozenge, the
interior velvet and silk lined with
fitted accoutrements, 13cm wide,
Circa 1840
£140 - 200
855
855
Taxidermy - a red deer hoof,
mounted with tag inscribed
found Broomfield Common,
killed deer park fence, St
Audries, time 2 hours, 7.4.27,
25cm long overall
£60 - 80
856
Treen - a 19th Century yew-wood
wall bracket of D-shape, plain
scrolling support, 22cm wide,
18cm deep, 27cm high; a pair of
grotesque mask nutcrackers,
16.5cm long; a turned wooden
gavel, 29cm long (3)
£60 - 80
857
Treen - a 19th Century turned
wood church warden’s pipe
stand with compressed finial, the
upper tier with triple provision on
a turned column and dished
circular base with copper insert,
three turned feet, 51cm high
overall
£50 - 80
BOXES & OBJECTS
858
Black Forest - an unusual
taxidermy and antler pipe, the
bowl and stem relief carved with
stags the upper section with two
deer’s feet, horn mouthpiece,
80cm high overall, late 19th
Century
£50 - 80
859
A pair of Edwardian mahogany
photograph frames of waisted
form, oval centres and inlaid
three shaded oval patera, strut
backs, 22.5cm high, 15cm wide,
Circa 1910
£50 - 80
860
A late 17th Century carved
softwood figure of The Madonna
and Christ, 29cm high (wormed
and faults)
£200 - 300
861
A pair of carved elm panels,
each rounded rectangular, one
relief carved with a Roman
centurion, the other with a scribe
before a tree stump, textured
ground and broad borders,
44.5cm x 31cm, late 18th / early
19th Century
£120 - 180
862
Treen - a 19th Century
mahogany veneered sewing
clamp with turned handle,
drawer and pin cushion within
ripple moulded frame, 18cm
high, 12cm wide; a rosewood
pin cushion of pedestal cup
form, the velvet cushion with
beaded brass borders, the
campana shaped rosewood cup
with waisted circular foot,
conforming applied brass
border, 9.5cm diameter, 9cm
high, both Circa 1830 (2)
£50 - 80
863
A 19th Century ebony pocket
watch stand of arched form, pair
of tapered column, the circular
base with dished centre, 15.5cm
high, Circa 1860
£40 - 60
864
864
A 19th Century brass mounted
moss agate and banded agate
‘go to bed’, the rectangular top
with hinged lids with provision
for small candles, the side
conforming with cylindrical
provision for candle, 6cm wide; a
Victorian bronze novelty shoe
snuff with sliding lid, 8cm long
(2)
£80 - 120
866
A 19th Century horn snuff box,
the hinged lid inlaid in
tortoiseshell, bone and ivory with
cube parquetry, 7.5cm wide; two
19th Century black papier
maché snuff boxes inlaid with
abalone, 7.5cm wide and smaller
(3)
£70 - 110
867
Treen - a 19th Century snuff box
of heart shape, the sliding top
stamped Pegg & Jem, 7.5cm x
6cm, 4.5cm high (top cracked);
together with a 19th Century
puzzle shoe snuff box (2)
£70 - 100
868
A carved wooden bracket, head
and shoulder of a male with
leafage to chest, 30cm high
£60 - 100
869
865
865
A 19th Century circular papier
mâché snuff box, the lid with
transfer printed scene of the
“Bataille De Schumla”, 8.25cm
diameter; a 19th Century circular
snuff box, the lid with circular
roundel painted with a military
gentleman wearing red coat,
green and white line borders
with gilt dot outer border, 6cm
diameter (2)
£70 - 100
869
Black Forest - a 19th Century
carved wood nutcracker as a
man resting on his elbows with
tasselled cap, 20cm long
£60 - 100
870
A 19th Century Anglo-Indian
hardwood writing slope, relief
carved overall with temples
within extensive bird and floral
borders, the folding slope purple
velvet lined, the interior with pair
of wells and lidded
compartments, 36cm wide,
24cm deep, 10cm high max,
Circa 1850
£120 - 180
BOXES & OBJECTS
871
A black marble desk weight of rectangular form,
inlaid with egg-shaped mineral samples, 19.5cm x
11cm
£60 - 100
875
875
Two scissor cut silhouette pictures - Harem Lady
and Taking Tea, fabric backed, images 23.5cm x
29.5cm, framed
£40 - 60
872
872
Taxidermy - a humorous tableau of a young rabbit
playing golf, stuck in a bunker, with glass dome
and oval ebonised base with compressed bun
feet, 34cm high, 24cm wide
£200 - 300
873
A Russian brass and enamel icon of a Saint, floral
filled borders and headed by three portrait
roundels, 10cm x 9cm contained in an ebonised
wooden frame
£100 - 150
876
A miniature Florentine giltwood mirror, the oval
plate within beaded border and ornate relief
carved pierced floral frame, 27cm high, 19.5cm
wide max.
£60 - 90
877
877
Four fractured geodes, all revealing coloured
crystalline structure, amethyst, etc., 30cm high
and smaller (8)
£200 - 300
878
A Russian white metal cased icon with painted
face and hands, 22cm x 18cm
£30 - 50
874
874
A 19th Century armorial crest, Simmonds above a
banner inscribed Ferio Tego, watercolour and gilt,
20cm x 15cm, framed; together with a letter with
the: Explanation of the arms of Simmonds,
correctly drawn up by J Harold Heraldic Artist (2)
£50 - 80
879
An interesting early Corona Typewriter Company
typewriter No. 3 with folding ribbon cartridge and
carriage bearing Corona Typewriter printed label,
the reverse inscribed Patented March 8th 1904,
February 8th 1910, other Patents pending,
contained within a nickel mounted box with fitted
badger bristle brush, typewriter 21cm wide, 26cm
deep max., box 31cm wide, 25cm deep, 13cm
high, early 20th Century (faults)
£100 - 150
BOXES & OBJECTS
885
880
880
A Crystal receiver, registered design number
692283 contained within a walnut case, 17.5cm
wide, 23cm deep, 15cm high; together with a pair
of headphones with bakelite ear pieces the backs
inscribed 900 OHMS (2) (faults)
£30 - 40
881
A Mauchline ware hinged box, the cover with
transfer print of Lumley Road, Skegness, 4.5cm
high; a Mauchline ware book card case, the sides
printed with view of The Isle of Man, 11.5cm high;
a World War II gas mask in original box (3)
£10 - 20
882
An Alcock’s single piece fishing rod “Light Caster”
with cork handle, 200cm long, printed label
£20 - 30
883
Hardy’s - a three piece fishing rod with brass
mounts, cork handle, stamped Hardy’s W Fitting,
patent steel centre, 460cm long approx. (faults)
£20 - 30
884
A turned mahogany handled brass gaff hook,
stamped Parkhouse, 80cm long, late 19th Century
£80 - 120
885
An unusual horn table centre or vase?, the horn
with silver mounts, fitted and mounted in a horn
collar with pair of bronze stays attaching to the
horn carriage with circular reeded horn wheels,
19cm wide, 18cm high, late 18th / early 19th
Century (faults)
£100 - 150
886
886
A late 18th Century bone mounted fan, the guards
and stems engraved and detailed in silver with
birds, lozenges, butterflies and trophies, the silk
painted with a gallant proffering a flowering branch
and a female standing before a draped pedestal,
the centre with pedestal and pair of hearts, doves
above, detailed in sequins, gouache, gilt foliate
borders, 46cm wide; two other fans (3) (faults)
£80 - 120
887
A 19th Century papier mâché oval dish, the red
lacquer body decorated in gilt and black with fish,
black lacquer base, 17cm wide (possibly oriental)
£25 - 40
888
Treen - a carved paper knife, the blade pierced
with interlaced initials and device, the guard and
pierced handle conforming, 26cm long
£50 - 80
BOXES & OBJECTS
894
A George III mahogany tea
caddy of rectangular form, the
figured top above a conforming
frieze with shaped ivory key
plate, the hinged lid revealing a
pair of lidded wells with turned
ivory handles and provision for
mixing bowl, 30cm wide, 16cm
deep, 15cm high, Circa 1800;
together with a later mixing bowl
and spoon (3) (faults)
£60 - 100
891
889
889
An interesting scrimshaw panel
of arched rectangular form,
engraved with flower filled
basket, branches and flags,
pricked with initials JV and
others, geometric and floral
borders, 32cm long
£100 - 150
891
‘Real’ Tennis - a Victorian racket
with leather bumper guard, the
head with natural gut strings, the
throat inscribed Charles Ernest
with registration kite, the reverse
stamped 4, fine strung handle
with ebonised butt, 63.5cm long
overall, head 20cm wide,
registration kite for 1875
£250 - 400
892
Advertising - a Colman’s
Mustard box containing a white
metal mincer; a Macintosh’s
Toffee Deluxe tin containing
large quantity of buttons; a High
Glass Virginia Cigarettes tin (3)
£20 - 30
890
890
An interesting engraved coconut
pedestal goblet, the body finely
detailed with fishermen, vacant
cartouche and fish, turned wood
column and spreading circular
foot, 15cm high, 18th Century
£80 - 120
893
A Victorian brass bound walnut
writing box, the hinged lid with
vacant shaped cartouche, the
interior with gilt tooled black
leather writing surface, 45cm
wide, 25cm deep, 17cm high,
Circa 1870 (faults)
£40 - 60
895
A Victorian amboyna veneered
square tea caddy, the borders
outlined with mahogany
stringing, foiled interior, 10cm
cubed; a brass mounted
bevelled glass box with mirrored
base, 15.5cm wide, 11cm deep,
7cm high, late 17th Century (2)
£30 - 40
896
A 19th Century hardwood snuff
box, the slightly domed circular
lid applied a silver leaf scroll
badge for the King of Portugal,
Duke of Braganza, the reeded
cylindrical body with circular
reeded foot, 11cm diameter,
5.5cm high
£80 - 120
897
897
Gautrot Breveté, Paris - a silver
plated and brass cornet with
side mounted keys, cornet 23cm
wide approx., in fitted red felt
lined ebonised case
£400 - 600
BOXES & OBJECTS
898
An interesting 19th Century deck
brush? with broad wooden
bristles with tied skin cover, pair
of lugs and turned tapered
handle, 36cm wide, 26cm high
£100 - 200
903
violin bearing label JOH.BAP T,
SCHWEITZER, one piece figured
back and table of medium grain,
purfled borders, back 37cm
long; together with a mahogany
bow with mother of pearl inlaid
frog (2)
£40 - 60
901
899
899
A fine quality shagreen dome
topped box, the silver coloured
metal mounts rope twist and
reeded, the push button release
with octagonal floral and beaded
back plate, 16cm wide, 9cm
deep, 6.5cm high
£500 - 700
901
Black Forest - a large trunk and
bear box, the hinged lid with
finely carved bear above cub
and further bear on a well carved
trunk, 39cm high, 26cm wide,
late 19th Century
£600 - 900
904
A Victorian diorama card, the
front with floral cornucopia vase,
folding to reveal three
dimensional country scene
inscribed Many Happy Returns of
the Day, a Victorian card: ForgetMe-Not, a Chinese Christmas
card inscribed Klisimas Time Just
Now Begin My Wishee You Velly
Best Chin Chin Plantee Chancee
Alla Time So Please Excusey
Littie Lyme, gouache on rice
paper, a Victorian hand painted
moving card, 18.5cm x 12cm (4)
(faults)
£20 - 30
905
A whale tooth, undecorated,
14.5cm high, 8cm wide max.
£30 - 40
900
902
900
A Newton’s 7.3cm diameter
miniature New and Improved
terrestrial globe, published by
Newton & Son, 66 chancery
Lane and 3 Fleet Street, Temple
Bar, 12 full hand-coloured
copper engraved gores over
papier mâché and plaster, brass
arc on baluster turned pillar and
turned circular base, 16cm high
(faults)
£500 - 800
902
A violin, the single piece figured
mahogany stained back with
purfled borders, the table of fine
to medium grain, ebonised
finger board and carved scroll,
the violin bearing label inscribed
in ink Gustav Haussler ..., dated
1929, back 36cm long, cased;
together with a tapered
octagonal mahogany bow with
mother of pearl inlaid frog (3)
£100 - 200
906
906
R & Y Augousti, Paris - a
shagreen and parchment box,
the sliding lift off lid revealing
plain interior, 13.5cm wide,
9.25cm deep, the base with
black silk panel bearing maker’s
mark and inscribed R & Y
Augousti, Paris, Circa 1980s
£200 - 300
BOXES & OBJECTS
907
907
A good 19th Century papier
mâché circular box and cover,
the lid finely painted with a
domestic scene within gilt line
border, the sides with house
amidst trees and floral basket,
the base with sheep resting
beside a wall and hat, simulated
tortoiseshell interior, 9.5cm
diameter, Circa 1810
£80 - 120
910
910
A good Victorian tortoiseshell tea caddy of elongated octagonal
form, the hinged lid and body applied overall with silver floral scroll
mounts, pierced C-scroll finial handle, the interior with tortoiseshell
veneered lid, 14cm high over handle, 11cm wide, the mounts by
Samuel Walton Smith, Birmingham 1886
£1000 - 1500
908
horn snuff box of rounded
rectangular outline, the hinged
lid inlaid with a tortoiseshell
lozenge, 9cm wide, 4cm deep,
2.5cm high
£30 - 50
909
horn snuff box of rounded
rectangular form, the hinged lid
veneered in tortoiseshell and
centred on scrolls, crescent
moon, stars and ovals in mother
of pearl, brass and silver
coloured metal, 8cm wide
(faults)
£20 - 30
911
911
A good Edwardian tortoiseshell veneered tea caddy of slope top
cutlery box form, applied silver strapwork mounts to the top and
front, pierced C-scroll handle, the hinged lid revealing veneered
cover and foiled interior, the silver mounts by Martin Hall & Co.,
Sheffield 1906
£1000 - 1500
BOXES & OBJECTS
914
912
912
A good Regency partridge wood tea caddy of
sarcophagus form, string inlaid throughout, on
gilded iron lion paw feet, the hinged lid revealing
mirrored interior within a cavetto moulded velvet
and black cut velvet lined lid with pair of lidded tea
canisters and glass mixing well, 33cm wide max.,
22cm high, Circa 1820 (lacking spoons and old
restorations)
£300 - 500
914
A pair of Aesthetic Movement square mahogany
panels: Autumn, painted by Charlotte Horn Spiers
(1844-1914) and Winter by Ellen Welby (18511936), each with young girl within an inscribed
roundel with foliate spandrels, 24.5cm square, the
reverse of Autumn inscribed C. H. Spiers, 68
Newman Street, Winter E. Wellby, Circa 1885
(faults)
Charlotte Horn Spiers’ early career was spent at
The Minton, Kensington Gore Workshops where
she worked as a freelance artist in partnership with
another successful Minton artist Ellen Wellby
£150 - 250
915
913
913
A Victorian burr walnut veneered writing
compendium, the slightly domed top with applied
vacant brass cartouche with indented corners,
hinged, the front bearing ivorine label inscribed
Parkins & Gotto. Oxford Street. London, dropping
to reveal the conforming writing surface, inkwells,
pen depression and lidded compartment, the
centre section with provision for letters and with
three small drawers and writing slate, Bramah
locks, pair of brass carrying handles, 41.5cm wide,
28cm high, 22cm deep, Circa 1870
£400 - 600
915
A Thomason patent corkscrew with ivory handle,
the cylindrical body embossed with corn, grapes
and leafage, 18cm high, Circa 1860 (faults)
£150 - 250
916
A large brown leather Gladstone style bag with
brass mounts and lock, 80cm wide overall
£100 - 150
917
A pair of 17th Century Flemish carvings of cherubs
riding stylised sea horses, birds, scrolling leafage
and grapes, each 36cm wide, Circa 1680
£300 - 400
BOXES & OBJECTS
920
918
918
A pair of early 17th Century German oak panels,
one with risen Christ standing amidst clouds with
sunburst behind, above open coffin and soldiers,
the cartouche beneath inscribed Devi,
Erstandinge, dated 1632, flanked by stylised
cornucopia, the arch flanked by flowers and
scrolling leafage, the other panel conforming with
Christ crucified with female figures at the base of
the cross, the cartouche inscribed De.
Creutsinge.Christi, 43cm x 29cm
£1000 - 1500
920
A set of four Eton School rowing straw boaters,
each with broad coloured ribbon inscribed with
the name of a warship, with gilt and white metal
badges and applied floral sprays: Prince of Wales,
Victory, Hibernia and Alexandra, the interior with:
Christy’s Made in England labels, 32cm x 28.5cm,
9.5cm high (4) (faults)
These hats are believed to have been worn by four
friends from the school who were killed during the
First World War
£400 - 600
921
A 17th Century polychrome decorated corpus
contained within a velvet backed lancet arched
moulded wooden frame, corpus 56cm high, frame,
19th Century, 97cm x 47cm
£150 - 250
922
Flemish School, late 17th Century - a carved panel
of Christ being lowered from the Cross, with male
and female figures, arched, 43cm x 30cm
£200 - 300
923
A continental 17th Century oak carving of St Peter,
a cow at his feet, 31cm high; mounted on a later
velvet plaque
£100 - 150
919
919
A late 18th Century ivory and stained ivory
pomander of urnular shape, the waisted neck with
a pierced circular cover, conforming pierced
border the body stained and applied stylised ivory
rosettes the circular base with fluted foliate socle,
9cm high, late 18th Century
£200 - 300
924
A 17th Century circular oak roundel depicting the
angel leading St Peter out of the prison, 48cm
diameter
£200 - 300
BOXES & OBJECTS
925
925
A 19th Century Dutch pastry or
shortbread mould by Auick and
Drieman, Amsterdam, with full
length portraits of a male and
female to each side, 80cm x
25cm
£150 - 200
926
A Dutch elm pastry mould of a
gentleman seated atop a horse,
43.5cm x 30.5cm, early 20th
Century
£100 - 140
927
A 19th Century Dutch elm pastry
mould modelled as a boat, 40cm
x 28.5cm max.
£70 - 100
928
A 19th Century oak bucket with
brass coopered bands and
brass swing handle, 48cm high
over handle
£100 - 150
929
935
929
Black Forest - a large carving of
a wild boar on rustic base, base
60cm x 15cm, 37cm high, mid
20th Century
£300 - 400
935
A good Regency mahogany tea
caddy, the hinged figured top
above a conforming front, lifting
to reveal a pair of lidded wells
and provision for a mixing bowl,
blue plush velvet lined interior,
30cm wide, 15cm high, 15cm
deep, Circa 1820
£70 - 100
930
Black Forest - a well carved
figure of a wild boar, its left front
foot raise on rocky rustic base,
base 38cm x 13cm, 35cm high,
mid 20th Century
£200 - 300
931
A 19th Century inkwell finely
carved as a female head, the
hinged lid carved as a hat, glass
eyes, 11cm high
£70 - 100
932
Black Forest - an inkwell, the
oval hinged lid carved with
grapes and vine leaves above a
beaded border, the overlaid
leaves with bird, the corners set
brass wells, 28cm wide, 11cm
high, late 19th Century (faults)
£50 - 80
933
Black Forest - a canted
rectangular casket, carved
overall with simulated bark, the
hinged lid with grapes, scrolling
branch and vine leaves, carved
belt bands, four turned feet,
12.5cm wide, late 19th Century
£25 - 40
934
Twenty two 19th Century agate
and hardstone handles, various
sizes, contained within a tin box
£120 - 180
936
936
A Victorian Tintype of a woman
wearing glasses, holding a book,
contained within a velvet lined
purple Morocco leather case,
9cm x 8cm overall
£30 - 50
937
A Victorian burr walnut veneered
dome topped tea caddy, the
hinged cover with foliate
engraved strap work mount,
conforming key plate, the interior
with pair of lidded wells, 21.5cm
wide, 13cm high, Circa 1870
£30 - 50
938
Two Trix microphones, 18.5cm
high
£20 - 30
BOXES & OBJECTS
939
An ecclesiastical Oregon pine
offertory box with trefoil pierced
back, sloping lid with aperture
on shaped bracket, 58cm high,
late 19th Century
£30 - 50
942
940
942
A ten rater plank on frame pond
yacht, with original blue painted
decoration to the deck and keel,
156cm long, 37cm wide;
together with a stand, Circa
1930s (faults)
£250 - 350
940
A 17th Century polychrome
decorated ivory corpus, 20cm
high (faults)
£600 - 800
941
941
An interesting novelty snuff box
moulding plane, the hinged
handle dropping to allow the
upper section to slide, the white
metal blade stamped PA & K, the
sides P &A. Leonard, 9cm wide,
6cm high overall, late 19th / early
20th Century
£100 - 150
944
944
A Roll’s Royce grille with spirit of
ecstasy mascot, 68cm high,
£200 - 300
943
943
An unusual late 19th Century
Ram bowed warship, steam
powered, the deck with four
cannon, the hull with twenty
cannon, six white painted
lifeboat, one with steam funnel,
the hull half black painted on
turned ivory supports, 80cm long
overall, 68cm high, Circa 1870
Possibly a dockyard or high
class sailor’s model
£500 - 700
945
945
A polychrome decorated and
gilded Pieta depicting The Virgin
Mary cradling the dead body of
Jesus, 31cm high (probably 17th
Century)
£450 - 600
946
A carved stone face, the “Pan”
grotesque with trailing hair and
beard, 26cm high
£300 - 400
TOYS & DOLLS
947
TOYS & DOLLS
947
An Edwardian miniature rocking
horse with dappled grey body,
conventional turned stand with
sledge base, bearing retailer’s
label of Pearson & Pearson, 12
Angel Row, Market Place,
Nottingham, 90cm wide, 86cm
high, Circa 1910
£200 - 300
948
A continental hide covered
rocking horse with leather
saddle and stirrups, green
painted rocking base, 115cm
wide, 85cm high (faults)
£200 - 300
949
A continental hide covered
rocking horse with leather
saddle and replaced stirrups, red
painted rocking base, 133cm
wide, 94cm high (faults and old
restorations)
£200 - 300
950
Märklin & Co - A German copper
and brass stationary steam
engine on cast green painted
white metal base, bearing brass
label inscribed Germany and
initials within a shield, 23.5cm
high, early 20th Century
£80 - 120
950
951
951
A porcelain headed doll with
fixed blue eyes, back of head
stamped A.S. 6, painted
features, bisque arms, jointed
porcelain legs, wearing blue
dress trimmed with lace,
conforming bonnet, white plastic
and lace parasol, leather boots,
together with metal stand, 49cm
high (faults)
£80 - 120
952
A large collection of late 19th
and early 20th Century
continental porcelain doll’s
heads contained within two fitted
display trays; a Pierrot style
porcelain doll (qty)
£80 - 120
953
A wax head doll, fixed blue eyes
and curled blond hair, bisque
arms and legs, dressed in white
sprigged muslin dress with blue
ribbon detailing and blue hat
with floral foliage decoration,
white bead necklace, together
with metal stand, 32cm (faults
and old restorations)
£80 - 120
953
954
A J.D. Kestner porcelain headed
doll with closing blue eyes, back
of head stamped JDK 10
Germany, painted features,
bisque torso and limbs, wearing
white nightgown, 31cm high
(faults)
£50 - 70
955
A wax headed doll, fixed blue
eyes, wax arms and legs,
straight blond hair, faded purple
silk dress with lace cuffs and
collar, purple silk ribbon, lace
and rattan bonnet, white linen
undergarments, 50cm high
(extensive faults and old
restorations)
£70 - 100
956
A porcelain headed doll with
closing blue eyes, back of head
stamped 142 7, painted features,
bisque arms and legs, wearing
long white nightgown, 40cm
high (faults)
£60 - 90
RUGS, TEXTILES & LINENS
RUGS, TEXTILES &
LINENS
957
A Caucasian multi-coloured
bordered carpet, the central
medallion on an indigo field
worked with urns and leafage
within a pale pink coral border of
smaller urns and leafage, the
guard stripes with panels of
stylised leaves, fringed, 390cm x
276cm (faults)
£50 - 100
958
A Persian Yalameh rug, three
conjoined central geometric
medallions on faded red ground,
stylised floral filled spandrels,
guard stripes, fringed, 150cm
long, 108cm wide
£100 - 150
959
A Hatchli rug of panelled design
with geometric and other
medallions on red ground,
surrounded by a border eight by
six large squares filled with
geometric shapes, further row of
smaller squares as border,
fringed, 166cm long, 160cm
wide
£80 - 120
960
An Afghan rug worked with four
central stylised black stars on a
red ground surrounded by guard
stripes of various designs,
fringed, 173cm long, 113cm
wide
£80 - 120
961
A Persian Kashan rug, the large
central panel elaborately worked
with scrolling floral foliate design
on red ground, surrounded by
conforming border on light blue
ground, guard stripes, fringed,
197cm long, 127cm wide
£150 - 200
962
962
A Persian Lilian rug, the central cream coloured diamond medallion
on rose ground with stylized foliate spandrels, bordered by guard
stripes of various design, 199cm long, 154cm wide
£100 - 150
963
A Persian Malayer rug, the
irregular hexagonal central panel
worked with angular red and
cream foliate design on indigo
ground, conforming cream
spandrels, guard stripes, fringed,
£40 - 60
966
A Persian Qashqai Kilim, the
central rectangular panel filled
with diagonal rows on
multicoloured hexagons on pink
ground, conforming gemetrically
patterned guard stripes, fringed,
£80 - 120
964
A Persian Karajeh rug with three
angular blue and cream
medallions on red ground,
various conforming guard
stripes, fringed, 205cm long,
142cm wide
£150 - 200
967
A Persian Malayer runner, the
central rectangular dusky rose
ground panel worked with
scrolling foliate design,
conforming blue and green
guard stripes, 320cm long, 83cm
wide
£120 - 180
965
A Persian Nahavand rug, central
squared blue and yellow
medallion within larger red
geometric medallion, further
black with angular red pattern
encompassing panel,
conforming spandrels, guard
stripes, fringed, 210cm long,
139cm wide
£60 - 100
968
An early 20th Century
needlework sampler worked in
coloured wools with a central
house beneath verse, trees and
birds, the base with croquet
mallets, garden and figure within
formal floral trail border,
inscribed Worked for Winifred by
ARH 1934, 38cm x 26cm, framed
£25 - 35
969
A Victorian needlework sampler
worked with alphabet, numerals
and inscribed Eliza Pentney
Aged 14 years, 1863, 21cm x
16cm, framed
£20 - 30
970
970
Two rare late 17th Century needlework pictures, each depicting English Longhorn cows in a river
landscape with birds, goats and insects, a castle and church beyond, tree filled mountain landscapes,
worked in coloured wools, one 53.5cm x 50cm, the other 54.5cm x 54cm, framed
£4000 - 6000
971
A pair of George III silk pictures
finely worked with a young girl
carrying a rake before a
windmill, church and cottage, an
extensive vista beyond, the other
with pair of young girls, one
carrying a pail with church and
cottage beyond, a river
landscape, coloured silk and
watercolour on silk, 29cm x
23.5cm in contemporary gilt
frames with beaded rims, late
£100 - 150
972
973
972
A World War I Regimental heart
shaped sweetheart pin cushion,
decorated with beads, metallic
thread and applied Royal
Engineers badge, Christmas or
Winter Scene panel and
‘Remember Me’, brocaded
border, 18cm x 15cm
£80 - 120
973
A World War I Regimental heart
shaped sweetheart pin cushion,
decorated with beads, thread,
Regimental badge, silk flag
badge and ‘Think of Me’,
beaded border, 20cm x 20cm
£80 - 120
974
974
An unusual World War I Regimental medal shaped
sweetheart pin cushion, decorated with beads,
badges of King and Queen of England, the centre
with embroidered panel inscribed ‘To my dear
sweetheart’, others floral and ‘Forget me not’,
black and cream brocade and bead borders,
24cm x 23cm
£80 - 120
975
A tea cosy of isoceles trapezium form, the green
silk ground embroidered with graduated pink and
white daisies, pink and green tasselled cord
detailing, frilled sides, 31cm high, 34cm wide
£20 - 30
976
976
A collection of Victorian and later dolls clothes to
include: a floral pattern purple silk and blue velvet
dress with fringed edges, lace to collar, 35cm
high; a white linen night gown with lace cuffs and
collar, single button fastening, 34cm high; another
smaller nightgown with lace cuffs and collar; an
white dress with embroidered floral and lace
detailing; a pair of pantaloons with crochet
detailing to lower edges; three white cotton and
linen undershirts; (8) (faults)
£40 - 60
977
A collection of Victorian and later clothing to
include: a pair of long golden silk fingerless
evening gloves, 48cm long laid flat; a child’s slip
with floral embroidery to edge; a fine ladies collar
with lace edging, central gauze panel work with a
shepherdess and sheep surrounded by birds and
flowers, embroidered scrolling foliate border, bibutton fasten at back; a gauze and lace floral
apron with black velvet ribbon; a pair of cotton
cuffs with pierced detailing and button fastening; a
further set of cuff with embroidered line detailing; a
good single cuff embroidered with flowers and
foliage; three gauze and lace bonnets of various
designs (qty) (faults)
£40 - 60
978
A collection of items to include: a rectangular floral
brocade linen table cloth with crochet zigzag
pattern edging, hand embroidered to one corner
EAL 4 in red thread, 120cm long, 94cm wide; a
second linen table cloth with square pattern
crochet band and further crochet edging; a small
circular linen and crochet tablecloth; a set of
seven matching linen and crochet doilies; a further
set of six smaller matching doilies (qty) (faults)
£20 - 40
979
979
A stunning collection of French silk fabric samples,
various sizes, 22cm x 10cm to 36cm x 28cm
approx. (qty), all late 19th / early 20th Century
£60 - 100
984
980
980
A quantity of 19th Century French gouache textile
designs for silk looms, some bearing paper
stamps including: Arthur Martin, Paris, 11 Rue Des
Petites Ecuries; another J. Himbert, Lyons, Alexis
Bouillier, Lyons, etc., some part painted, some with
colour swatches to sides, two on tracing paper,
others on coloured paper, various sizes (qty)
£100 - 150
984
A large quantity of French fabric samples, Paris, J.
Claude Frère, mainly 1950s, one other vol. (qty)
£60 - 100
981
A large quantity of French fabric samples, Lyons,
mainly 1950s and 60s, contained in eight folders /
volumes
£60 - 90
982
A large quantity of textile and fabric samples,
Paris, including J. Claude Frère and Cie, 1930s to
1950s, contained in seventeen plus seven vols.
(qty)
£70 - 100
983
A quantity of French fabric samples, Lyons, Circa
1930s, three vols.
£30 - 50
985
985
A large quantity of French fabric samples, mainly
Lyons, 1950s, eight vols.
£60 - 90
986
A quantity of French fabric samples, 1920s, two
vols.
£40 - 60
987
Oliver Messel - a silk Silver Jubilee scarf, 90cm
square
£20 - 30
LIGHTING
LIGHTING
988
A patinated copper hexagonal ceiling lantern with
scrolling branches rising to the suspension ring,
58cm high overall, modern
£70 - 100
989
A pair of brass “tea tin” lamps of hexagonal form
with pleated brown shades, lamps 40cm high, mid
20th Century
£150 - 200
993
A Victorian green and white cased frilled glass
shade, 11cm high
£20 - 30
994
A brass wall or ceiling light with rope twist stem
and foliate cast back plate, the scrolling branch
with winged cherub, pierced, arched, everted
shade holder, 76cm high overall (lacking shade)
£20 - 30
990
A late Victorian lacquered white metal oil lamp with
a good acid etched shaded cranberry glass
shade, frilled rim, 62cm high overall
£30 - 50
991
A set of five opaque glass shades of domed
chamfered form; a pair of mottled pink and white
panelled shades with transfer printed roses; two
others, various sizes (9)
£30 - 50
995
995
An Arts & Crafts copper octagonal lantern with
vasular and flat disc finial, the tapered canopy with
silver plated gadrooned rim above eight glazed
panels, 84cm high, 54cm wide, early 20th Century
£300 - 400
992
992
A pair of 19th Century ormolu mounted porcelain
two handled urns, the bodies painted with
landscape scenes within foliate frames, printed
and painted with musicians, angular handles and
leaf wrapped bases, lappet cast circular feet, the
cone finials doubling as candle nozzles, sconces
of cylindrical leaf wrapped form, fluted with
beaded drip pans, 24cm high, 26cm high as
candlesticks, Circa 1860 (faults)
£200 - 300
996
A large continental pottery tapered cylindrical
lamp base decorated with a stylised horse on a
grey reeded ground within formal green borders,
65cm high, inscribed in black Valeera and
numbered 50/2, mid 20th Century
£50 - 80
997
A white alabaster table lamp of spirally fluted
urnular form, circular base, 54cm high overall,
20th Century
£20 - 30
LIGHTING
998
998
A good Victorian Art Nouveau
pottery oil lamp, the vasular
body with six sinuous strap work
mounts to the neck, the streaky
green brown body shading to
blue at the base, the Matadore
Brenner burner with glass
reservoir and pottery flange, acid
etched bud shaped shade with
frilled neck and glass chimney,
pierced gilt metal foot, 74cm
high overall, late 19th Century
£400 - 600
1000
999
999
A vintage Italian silver plated
brass modernist candelabrum
with cylindrical body issuing
twelve upper branches and six
lower branches, each
terminating in cylindrical
“candles” mounted with panelled
oval clear glass rods, 80cm
diameter approx., total drop
110cm approx., Circa 1970s
(faults)
£400 - 600
1000
A good pair of mid 19th Century French ormolu four branch
candelabrum, the scrolling leafy branches with leaf cast sconces,
waisted nozzles and conforming drip pans, the arms cast leaves and
berries, central conforming branches, the stems of vasular form, leaf
wrapped and cast ivy leaves and tendrils, the triangular bases cast
leafage, flowerheads and floral pendants, scrolls and fruit, 72cm high
overall, Circa 1850 (later converted to electricity); together with a pair
of silk shades (2)
£1500 - 2500
1001
A late Victorian / Edwardian brass and iron student’s lamp, the
articulated arm with cowled bulb on a rising steel column with brass
finial and spreading circular base, 50cm high
£120 - 180
OAK & COUNTRY FURNITURE
1002
A George III oak chest of drawers, the top above
two short and three long graduated drawers,
shaped bracket feet, 95cm wide, Circa 1780
(restorations)
£50 - 80
1003
An early 19th Century elm stool, the oval top with
S-scroll pierced carrying handle with shaped
frieze, square tapered legs joined by an Hstretcher, 34cm wide, 52cm high, Circa 1820
(faults)
£20 - 30
1004
A George III oak bureau, the fall flap revealing
conventionally fitted interior the central door
flanked by blind fret carved secret and other
drawers, pair of slides and four long graduated
drawers, skirted plinth, turned wood handles,
93cm wide, late 18th Century (extensive faults)
£20 - 40
1007
1007
A pair of Queen Anne walnut and beech single
chairs with scroll carved hoop backs, shaped
vasular splats, stuffed over seats, upholstered in
chequered red dralon with brass buttoned borders
on a shaped S-scroll aprons and angular cabriole
legs, joined by turned stretchers, pointed pad feet,
92cm high overall, seats 38cm high, Circa 1700
(faults and old restorations)
Ex Sotheby’s Sopwith Sale
£800 - 1200
1005
A Georgian scumballed pine standing corner
cabinet, the flared cornice above a shallow frieze
the upper section enclosed by a a pair of raised
fielded panelled doors, the base with conforming
smaller doors, 202cm high, Circa 1800 (faults)
£100 - 200
1008
1006
1006
A George II primitive elm tripod table, the dished
circular top above a double vasular column and
three flattened scrolling legs with spade feet, top
42cm diameter, 75cm high
£400 - 600
1008
A primitive elm stick back elbow chair with
rectangular cresting rail above tapered vertical
spindles, boarded seat on rudimentary splayed
moulded legs, 71cm high, late 18th / early 19th
Century (faults)
£300 - 400
1009
A George II oak hanging corner cupboard with
raised fielded panelled door, flared moulded
cornice and base, H-brass hinges, 92cm high,
74cm wide max., Circa 1750 (faults and
restoration)
£30 - 50
1010
1010
A rare 17th Century walnut and oak private altar of bracket form, the back centred on an early 17th
Century walnut relief carved panel of a pair of winged amorini flanking a fruit filled basket with scrolls,
leafage and fruit, flanked by a pair of serpent and leaf panels, the triangular shelf with frieze carved with
winged cherub masks, figures, scrolls, serpents and leafage, the bracket beneath of acanthus corbel
form with beaded border, 90cm wide, 60cm high, the central panel Circa 1620, the remainder Circa 1680
(faults)
£1000 - 1500
1011
A George III oak bureau, the fallflap revealing conventionally
fitted interior above pair of slides
and four long graduated
drawers, bracket feet, 91.5cm
£60 - 100
1013
A 19th Century ash and elm high
back Windsor elbow chair with
pierced shaped splat, dished
seat on turned legs joined by an
H-stretcher, 106cm high, Circa
1840 (faults)
£60 - 100
1012
A late 17th Century oak gateleg
dining table, the oval top above
turned tapered legs joined by
moulded stretchers, 120cm
wide, Circa 1700
£50 - 80
1014
Two 19th Century stick back
kitchen chairs with dished seats,
turned legs joined by Hstretchers, Circa 1880 (faults)
£40 - 60
1015
An oak court cupboard, mainly
late 17th Century, the frieze
carved floral squares and
roundels above a pair of lobed,
leaf carved pillars, the top with
central inlaid arcaded panel
flanked by glazed cupboard
doors, fluted panel above pair of
fluted lozenge carved doors,
turned feet, 170cm high, 168cm
wide (alterations and losses)
£100 - 150
GEORGIAN MAHOGANY FURNITURE
GEORGIAN
MAHOGANY
FURNITURE
1016
A George IV mahogany hanging
wall shelf the three figured
shelves supported on turned
pillars, 62cm high, 69cm wide,
Circa 1835 (faults, the sides with
brass bracing rods)
£30 - 50
1017
A George III mahogany miniature
chest of drawers, the rectangular
top with reeded lip above two
short and two long cockbeaded
drawers, reeded base on shaped
bracket feet, axe head handles,
33cm wide, 17cm deep, 25cm
high, Circa 1800
£120 - 180
1020
1019
1018
1018
A George III mahogany oval tray
outlined with boxwood stringing
and crossbanded border with
shallow gallery, the figured
centre with oval shaded
satinwood shell patera on a
hardwood ground, 75cm x
49cm; seated on an Edwardian
oval mahogany occasional table
on square tapered legs joined by
a cross stretcher, 75cm high
overall
£100 - 150
1019
A George III mahogany chest on
chest of unusually narrow
proportions, the flared cornice
above a continuous Greek key
carved frieze, fitted two short,
three long and three further long
drawers, the top with chamfered
angles, brass oval escutcheon
and loop handles, bracket feet,
188cm high, 68cm wide (a
reconstruction of period timbers
with alterations)
£150 - 250
1020
A good George III figured
mahogany tripod table, the
folding elongated octagonal
figured top, inlaid boxwood and
ebony within rosewood
crossbanded border, finely
turned column and three
conforming strung hipped
outswept legs, top 80cm x 44cm,
Circa 1790
£200 - 400
1021
A George III mahogany D-end
extending dining table with deep
figured frieze, boxwood strung
on square tapered legs, the rear
folding, with one additional leaf
extending to 156cm long, 126cm
wide, Circa 1800
£200 - 300
1022
A George III oak hanging corner
cupboard with flared cornice and
mahogany veneered frieze the
door lead glazed, cream painted
interior, 106cm wide, 78cm wide
max., 47cm deep, Circa 1800
(lead glazing later)
£30 - 50
GEORGIAN MAHOGANY FURNITURE
1025
A set of three tier solid yewwood shelves, each shelf with
bead and reel carved border,
supported on turned tapered
pillars, upper tier 54cm wide,
lower tier 73cm wide, late 18th /
early 19th Century
£100 - 150
1023
1023
A William IV mahogany library
chair the swept concave back
upholstered in buttoned dark red
leather above a shaped splat
carved scrolls and leafage. the
arm supports leaf wrapped,
stuffed over circular seat on
deep apron and turned fluted
fore legs, 75cm high, Circa 1835
£100 - 150
1024
1024
An interesting George III solid
yew-wood three tier dumb waiter,
the graduated tiers with reeded
edges supported by turned
uprights, three rudimentary
scrolling legs, 123cm high,
upper tier 46.5vm wide, lowest
tier 53.5cm wide, Circa 1780
£1000 - 1500
1029
A George IV mahogany pot
cupboard, the rounded square
top above a front enclosed by a
single door on slender ring
turned tapered legs, brass axe
head handle, 38cm wide, 65cm
high, Circa 1830
£30 - 50
1026
1026
An early 19th Century black and
gilt lacquered tripod table, the
rounded rectangular top
decorated with an oval panel of
birds, rocks and branches in
Chinoiserie style, flanked by four
roundels and further panels on a
hatched gilt ground, the turned
column and three tapered
outswept legs conforming, top
52cm wide, 73cm high, Circa
1840
£300 - 400
1027
A Regency pier glass, the
concave cornice with moulded
acanthus leafage, pair of corbels
under conforming, deep frieze
above a mirror plate flanked by a
pair of fluted acanthus capped
pillars, 98cm high, 52cm wide,
19th Century (later painted and
faults)
£20 - 40
1028
A George III mahogany framed
elbow chair, the rectangular back
with three palmette carved
vertical rails, swept moulded
arms on square tapered legs
with spade feet, back 84cm high,
Circa 1790; two post Regency
mahogany dining chairs with
concave cresting and horizontal
rails, reeded frames on square
tapered legs joined by Hstretchers, Circa 1830 (3)
£30 - 50
1030
1030
A George IV mahogany sofa
table, the rounded rectangular
top inlaid with ebonised
stringing, the corners with
stylised fleur de lys, the frieze
fitted two short drawers and two
blind opposing, reeded
ebonised moulding beneath on
pair of waisted vasular trestle
ends on swept legs applied
ebonised turnings, brass
castors, 130cm wide, 66cm
deep, 70cm high, Circa 1830
(faults)
£300 - 400
1031
An 18th Century giltwood and
gesso frame, moulded scrolls
and flowerheads, 80cm x 69cm,
now with replacement mirror
plate
£80 - 120
VICTORIAN FURNITURE
VICTORIAN
FURNITURE
1032
A Victorian rosewood Prie Dieu
chair, 96cm wide, 57cm deep
(faults)
£30 - 50
1033
A good giltwood rectangular wall
mirror with ripple moulded and
fluted frame the corners foliate
clasped, mercury plate, 142cm x
90cm, Circa 1850
£500 - 700
1034
A Victorian mahogany miniature
chest of drawers, the rectangular
top above frieze drawer and
three figured drawers flanked by
carved corbels, outset blocks
with bun feet, 40cm wide, 29cm,
deep, 45cm high, Circa 1870
£120 - 180
1036
1036
A late Victorian inlaid mahogany two tier étagère the upper oval tier
with central floral filled oval medallion within an ornate pen work
detailed satinwood inlaid arabesque frame, satinwood crossbanded,
boxwood and ebony strung throughout, the supports with floral
pendants, the under tier above fluted inlaid swept legs, stylised
spandrel brackets, joined by an X-stretcher centred on an oval, 90cm
wide max., 78cm high, Circa 1895
£250 - 350
1037
A Victorian folding child’s or doll’s chair, the ebonised frame with gilt
leaf and line decoration, plush red velvet back, seat and arms, 58cm
high, Circa 1870
£80 - 120
1035
1035
A Victorian giltwood and gesso
wall mirror of rectangular outline
with arched top centred on a
shield shaped scrolling
cartouche flanked by floral
drapes, the arch applied ribbon
tied acorn wreath on a matted
ground, flanked by a pair of fruit
filled urns, the frame with egg
and dart moulded border, leaf
and bead moulded slips with
outer panelled frame and central
plate, 186cm high, 105cm wide,
late 19th Century
£500 - 800
1038
1038
A pair of circular oak mirrors of deeply moulded form with degraded
circular plates, 60cm diameter overall the frames late 19th Century
(window frames, converted)
£500 - 800
1039
A Victorian mahogany sideboard with panelled back, foliate carved,
the front serpentine-shaped, fitted frieze drawer above four panelled
cupboards, skirted plinth, 180cm wide, Circa 1870 (faults)
£100 - 150
VICTORIAN FURNITURE
1043
A Victorian brass double bedstead, 140cm wide
£80 - 120
1044
A late Victorian three piece oak bedroom suite
comprising wardrobe, dressing table and
washstand, with burr face panels, foliate carved,
wardrobe 228cm high, 158cm wide, late 19th
Century
£300 - 400
1040
1040
A Victorian oak twin pedestal desk, the rectangular
top inset with tooled leather writing surface above
one long and two short frieze drawers, pair of
three drawer pedestals, panelled sides, skirted
plinths, top 138cm x 92cm, mid 19th Century
(faults)
£300 - 400
1045
A Victorian oak double open bookcase, shallow
three quarter gallery above a frieze, three scroll
moulded corbels, adjustable shelved interior on
skirted plinth, 168cm wide, 37cm deep, 126cm
high, Circa 1850
£300 - 500
1046
1041
1041
A Victorian mahogany extending dining table, the
top with rounded corners above chamfered
octagonal tapered legs, fitted brass sockets and
castors, with three additional leaves extending to
310cm long, 120cm wide, Circa 1850
£500 - 800
1042
An early Victorian mahogany chest of two short
and three long graduated, cockbeaded drawers,
turned feet, turned handles, 104cm wide, Circa
1840
£50 - 80
1046
A Victorian ebonised pier cabinet, the frieze inlaid
to the centre with a geometric filled roundel,
flanked by a pair of strung satinwood panels,
conforming brass mounted pillars and door, plush
velvet lined interior, 82cm wide, 107cm high, Circa
1870
£200 - 300
1047
A Victorian burr walnut veneered and brass music
stand the stand fret pierced with a foliate scroll
and “fence” roundel within a shaped serpentine
frame, cylindrical brass column on scumballed
cast iron base, 120cm high, Circa 1850 (faults)
£100 - 150
VICTORIAN FURNITURE
1048
Edward Wiliam Godwin (1833-1866) - a
stained pine wardrobe of stepped form with
one long and one short door above one
short drawer and one long base drawer, the
back and long door each bearing
enamelled ‘Heirloom’ labels, William Watts
Representatives, 10 & 12 Grafton Street and
Gower Street, London, W.C., brass fittings,
175cm high, 124cm wide max., Circa 1870
(faults)
1048
For a similar example see - Susan Weber
Soros, The Secular Furniture of E.W.Godwin,
Yale University Press 1999, page 186, plate
307
£1000 - 1500
1049
A Victorian burr walnut pembroke table, the
well figured top with pair of rounded
rectangular leaves, fitted frieze drawer, on
fluted tapered legs fitted brass sockets and
castors, 112cm wide, Circa 1860
£100 - 150
1050
A massive Victorian giltwood and gesso
picture frame, bead carved slip, foliate
applied corners and further panels within a
fluted border, the reverse bearing label
Sheffield City Art Galleries, 17.4.70 to
17.5.70 Exhibition of Local Heritage - The
Mocking Of Christ, Theodore Van Baburen,
lent by Captain P.J.B. Drury-Lowe, 215cm x
175cm
£1000 - 1500
1050
VICTORIAN FURNITURE
1051
1051
A fine quality giltwood and gesso early Victorian pier glass, the fluted frame with applied foliate and floral
appliqués with scalloped top with central floral cartouche, the base with central flower and shell flanked
by scrolling C-shells, panelled back, 274cm high, 180cm wide, Circa 1850
£3000 - 4000
VICTORIAN FURNITURE
1052
A Victorian oak mirror, the central
oval plate within a boldly carved
frame with ribbon cresting
flanked by pair of foliate scrolls,
45cm high, 67cm wide max., late
19th Century
£70 - 100
1053
A Victorian miniature chest of
drawers, the top with parquetry
inlaid border above two short
and three long graduated,
figured drawers with
crossbanded and strung
borders, the rounded angles
ebonised on a skirted plinth,
turned wood handles, 22cm
wide max., 19cm high, late 19th
Century (faults)
£70 - 100
1054
A rectangular teak blanket chest
with hinged lid, 97cm wide,
51cm deep, 52.5cm high, late
19th Century
£80 - 120
1055
1055
A late 19th Century New Zealand Specimen
wood octagonal table top probably by William
Norrie, the lozenge shaped centre with
geometric radiating star, within a framed
square and outer borders, the table reverse
well inscribed with specimens including:
Lotara, Pohututara, Puriri, Lotari, wild Fushia,
Khoi Khoi, Mapau, Ake Ake and “The Musical
Leaf” etc., dated 3/10/0 and inscribed W
Hammond, London, top 50cm wide on a later
oak frame with square tapered legs joined by
a stretcher, 73.5cm high
£500 - 800
VICTORIAN FURNITURE
1056
A Victorian bronze mirror, copper patinated, cast
and pierced to the top with female within shell
flanked by a pair of fanciful sea monsters, the
pierced frame set masks and infant monsters at
the base, the border pierced scrolls and leafage,
bevelled plate, 74cm x 51cm overall, late 19th
Century
£120 - 180
1057
A Victorian walnut mirror backed wall cabinet with
shaped top above a reeded frieze, shaped shelf
before mirrored back, the projecting base
enclosed by a pair of bevelled mirrored doors,
shaped base, 62cm high max., 43cm wide, Circa
1880
£20 - 360
1058
1058
A good Victorian mirror, the shaped top mirror backed and embossed with central mask above shell,
scrolls, dolphins, leaf and fruiting scrolls, ripple moulded ebonised borders, the segmental outer mirrors
with further applied embossed brass panels of shells, dolphins and leafy scrolls, the bevelled plate with
additional ripple moulded slip and embossed outer frame of leafy scrolls and shells, 157cm high, 100cm
£2000 - 3000
EDWARDIAN FURNITURE
EDWARDIAN FURNITURE
1059
An Edwardian inlaid satinwood display cabinet
with pair of glazed doors, 173cm wide, early 20th
Century
£200 - 300
1060
A set of four Edwardian quartetto tables, the
rectangular tops above turned tapered legs with
sledge bases joined by bowed stretchers, 58cm
wide and smaller, early 20th Century
£200 - 300
1062
1061
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany display cabinet,
pair of glazed doors with moulded astragal glazing
bars beneath an inlaid frieze and shallow flared
cornice, the sides mirror backed and with inlaid
concave figured doors, shaped under tier, square
tapered legs with spade feet, 154cm wide, 181cm
high, Circa 1910 (faults)
£300 - 500
1062
Maple & Co - a mahogany revolving bookcase,
boxwood strung, the square top finely inlaid to the
centre with shaded circular patera within strung
border, moulded lip above a concave frieze
headed by dogtooth inlay, moulded vertical
uprights, skirted plinth set iron base with
mahogany cruciform platform set ceramic castors,
87cm high top 50cm square, Circa 1905
£300 - 400
1063
1063
A near pair of Edwardian serpentine mahogany miniature chests of
drawers, each with plain serpentine tops above five drawers, all with
barber pole stringing, ogee feet, one with axe head handles,the other
with leaf scroll handles, both 44cm wide, one 45cm high the other
43cm high, both Circa 1910 (faults)
£800 - 1000
1064
A giltwood and gesso oval mirror within beaded slip and pierced
frame, 41cm high, late 19th / early 20th Century
£70 - 100
CONTINENTAL FURNITURE
CONTINENTAL
FURNITURE
1065
A 19th Century Dutch jardiniere,
the segmental and banded body
with ebonised bands, the bucket
shaped top above a turned
column and spreading foot with
three sphere feet, brass liner and
swing handle, 58cm high over
handle, 29cm diameter, mid 19th
Century (faults)
£100 - 150
1068
1068
A French brass mounted ebonised bijouterie table, the rectangular
top inlaid with brass stringing, the front, back and sides glazed,
flanked by brass inlaid tablets on waisted square tapered,
conforming legs fitted brass sockets and ceramic castors, 76cm x
53cm, 82cm high, Circa 1860 (faults)
£250 - 350
1069
A French over mantel mirror with pierced leafy “rococo” cresting, the
frame with stylised leafy sprays, beaded borders, 108cm high, 70cm
wide, late 19th Century (later white painted)
£100 - 150
1066
1066
A pair of continental polychrome
decorated Blackamoor figures,
each with left arm aloft holding a
stylised “leafy lantern”, the right
holding a paddle on silvered
shaped oval bases and
hexagonal pedestals, 115cm
high, 20th Century
£400 - 600
1067
A French cartouche shaped
dressing table mirror with broad
parquetry border and inner brass
beaded slip, folding strut back,
56cm high, 48cm wide max.,
Circa 1870
£80 - 120
1070
1070
An early 19th Century rosewood veneered double reading stand,
inlaid throughout with boxwood stringing, the rounded rectangular
top with four figured adjustable panels, each with moulded lip on a
chamfered octagonal vasular column with swept socle and
conforming base, the shaped platform on compressed bun feet,
fitted castors, 88cm wide, 82cm high, Circa 1840
£800 - 1200
VINTAGE & MODERN FURNITURE
VINTAGE & MODERN
FURNITURE
1071
Silverstone - an advertising mirror, the arched
plate reverse engraved with the Silverstone circuit,
wreath, cars and inscribed Silverstone, 138cm x
172cm approx.
Possibly from the bar area at Silverstone
£200 - 300
1072
A miniature walnut veneered display cabinet, the
butterfly veneered top above glazed door with
radiating glazing bars, cabriole legs with claw and
ball feet, glass shelved interior, 44cm high, 23cm
wide, Circa 1920
£50 - 80
1076
1076
A teak stool in 17th Century style, the rectangular
top with moulded lip above ring turned bobbin
legs joined by moulded stretchers, one end
bearing label inscribed Made from Teakwood taken
from the HMS Mauretania by The Hughes Bolckow
Shipbreaking Co Ltd, Blythe, Northumberland,
45cm wide x 27cm, 50cm high
£100 - 150
1077
An oak small gateleg table in 17th Century style,
the rectangular top with pair of deep leaves above
frieze drawer, finely turned vasular and barley
turned pillars, joined by flattened stretchers and
double bun feet, 54cm wide, 69cm high, Circa
1920s
£100 - 150
1073
1073
A 1950s steam bent laminate ply chair, 80cm high
(now black painted)
£40 - 60
1074
A pair of Regency style stained mahogany framed
library chairs with green leather backs, stuffed
over seats, moulded apron on fluted turned
tapered legs, late 20th Century
£200 - 300
1075
A George III style oak tallboy with flared cornice
and pair of panelled doors, six short and two long
panelled drawers under, skirted plinth and bracket
feet, black lacquered iron fittings, 188cm high,
110cm wide max., mid 20th Century
£150 - 250
1078
1078
An Eames style dining table, the circular grey top
with grey rim on a cast aluminium pierced
cruciform base, 120cm diameter, 71cm high, Circa
1970s
£800 - 1200
1079
1079
A set of six aluminium framed swivel chairs after Charles and Ray
Eames with blue fabric seats, open aluminium arms and on swivel
columns, X-frame bases, fitted black plastic castors, 87cm high,
59cm wide, Circa 1970s/80s
£1500 - 2000
1081
A gold painted wooden standard lamp of fluted
leaf carved form with circular base, 152cm high; a
19th Century mahogany pole screen, the shield
shaped banner worked in coloured wools with
flowerheads and leafage on a turned column and
conforming circular base, acorn finial, 124cm high
(2)
£20 - 30
1080
1080
Finnigans - Manchester - a leather bound green
khaki fabric covered trunk with brass fittings, the
grey cotton interior with leather pulls and
chromium plated catches, fitted upper tray and
removable centre tray, the lid interior with paper
label inscribed Finnigans Ltd, Manchester, Makers
18 New Bond Street, London and at Liverpool,
104cm wide, 54cm deep, 46cm high, early 20th
Century
£200 - 300
1082
A Pride-O-Home kitchen cabinet with pair of
glazed upper doors over a pair of drawers, drop
down front fitted enamel surface, the base
enclosed by a pair of cupboards, skirted plinth,
bearing label Pride-O-Home, a Blue Gate product,
176cm high, 86cm wide, 40cm deep, Circa 1950s
£40 - 60
1083
An olive green metal two drawer filing cabinet with
brass handles, 70cm high, 42cm wide, 63cm
deep, Circa 1950s/60s
£20 - 30
1084
Herbert E. Gibbs - an oak chest of six long
drawers, pierced wooden handles, the back
bearing maker’s label and with catalogue number
756, job number 433, 124cm high, 61cm wide,
41cm deep, Circa 1950s (faults)
£80 - 120
1085
1085
The Bingo calling comprising: illuminated number
board, 500cm x 5cm; illuminated Card Sales and Prize
Money boards, 240cm high x 143cm wide; illuminated
Games, Players, Prize & Jackpot board, 380cm x
22cm; ‘Strand’ Calling desk, 122cm wide x 102cm
high, contained at: The Strand Bingo and Social Club,
Church Street, Warsop, Nottinghamshire, NG20 0AJ
To be sold on behalf of Hetty’s and The John
Eastwood Foundation.
Viewing by appointment. Please call Debbie Knowles
or Clare Brookes on the following telephone number:
01623 643476
The above lot is to be removed in consultation with the
above charities by appointment. It will be the
purchaser’s responsibility to remove in a safe and
timely manner of no more than two weeks post-sale
(3/6/16). It is essential that prospective purchasers are
to have the requisite insurance and specialist
contractors to effect such a removal. The charity will
require sight of the above before removal can be
authorised.
Nicholas Mellors Auctioneers Ltd will have no liability
for the removal of the above lot.
£800 - 1200
GARDEN FURNITURE & OUTSIDE EFFECTS
GARDEN FURNITURE & OUTSIDE
EFFECTS
1092
1092
A concrete dog, seated, 74cm
high, base 39cm x 26cm
£50 - 70
1093
A circular sandstone trough with
dished centre, 57cm diameter
£60 - 100
1086
1086
A magnificent concrete campana shaped garden urn, moulded with
egg and dart border above the half lobed body, the waisted fluted
column with conforming egg and dart collar on a spreading circular
base with square plinth, 136cm diameter, 96cm high, 1950s to 1970s
(showing signs of aging and faults)
£500 - 800
1087
A cast iron garden seat with
plain horizontal back and seat,
the cast frame centred on floral
pierced ovals, 122cm wide
£25 - 40
1089
A cast iron garden seat of
pierced leaf scroll design, slatted
back and seat, 173cm wide,
83cm high (faults)
£80 - 120
1088
A wrought iron garden seat with
slatted back and seat, the
scrolling frame joined by an
arched flat stretcher, 184cm wide
max., early 20th Century (faults)
£50 - 80
1090
A garden roller with T-shaped
handle, pierced scrolling ends,
indistinctly inscribed, roller 51cm
wide (faults)
£10 - 20
1091
A bird bath, the circular top
above a baluster column and
square base, top 44cm diameter,
70cm high
£30 - 40
1094
1094
hewn centre, 59cm diameter
£80 - 120
1095
A square granite trough, 47cm
wide
£60 - 100
1096
hewn centre, 58cm diameter
£80 - 120
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Sold for £5000
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COLLECTOR’S SALE
Date to be confirmed
Each sold for £1800
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assume that the Seller has authorised the
consignment and that the consignor has the
Seller’s authority to contract. Similarly the
words ‘we’, ‘us’ etc. refer to Nicholas
Mellors Auctioneers Ltd.
2. Warranty
The Seller warrants that possession in the
lots can be transferred to the Buyer with
good and marketable title, free from any
third party right and encumbrances, claims
or potential claims. The Seller has provided
all information concerning the items
ownership, condition and provenance,
attribution, authenticity, import or export
history and of any concerns expressed by
third parties concerning the same.
8. Reserves
a) You are entitled to place prior to the
auction a reserve on any lot consigned,
being the minimum hammer price at which
that lot may be sold. Reserves must be
reasonable and we may decline to offer
goods which in our opinion would be
subject to unreasonably high reserves {in
which case goods carry the storage
(Condition 17) and loss damage warranty
(Condition 5(a) charges as stipulated in
these Terms of Consignment}.
b) A reserve once set cannot be changed
except with our consent.
c) Where a reserve has been placed only
we may bid on your behalf and only up to
the reserve (if any) and you may in no
circumstances bid personally.
d) Reserves are not usually accepted for
lots expected to realise below £100.
9. Electrical Items
These are subject to detailed statutory
safety controls. Where such items are
accepted for sale you accept responsibility
for the cost of testing by external
contractors. Goods not certified as safe by
an electrician (unless antiques) will not be
accepted for sale. They must be removed at
your expense on your being notified. We
reserve the right to dispose of unsafe goods
as refuse, at your expense.
10. Soft Furnishings
The sale of soft furnishings is strictly
regulated by statute law in the interests of
fire safety. Goods found to infringe safety
regulations will not be offered and must be
removed at your expense. We reserve the
right to dispose of unsafe goods as refuse,
at your expense.
The rights of disposal referred to in clauses
9 and 10 are subject to the provisions of
The Torts (Interference with Goods) Act
1977, Schedule 1, a copy of which is
available for inspection upon request.
11. Descriptions
Please assist us with accurate information
as to the provenance etc. of goods where
this is relevant. There is strict liability for the
accuracy of descriptions under modern
consumer legislation and in some
circumstances responsibility lies with sellers
if inaccuracies occur. We will assume that
you have approved the catalogue
description of your lots unless informed to
the contrary. Where we are obliged to return
the price to the buyer when the lot is a
deliberate forgery under Condition 4 of the
Conditions of Sale and we have accounted
to you for the proceeds of sale you agree to
reimburse us the sale proceeds.
12. Unsold Items
If an item is unsold it may at our discretion
be re-offered at a future sale. Where in our
opinion an item is unsaleable you must
collect such items from the saleroom
promptly on being so informed. Otherwise,
storage charges may be incurred.
13. Withdrawn and Bought In Items
These are liable to incur charges on being
bought in or withdrawn after being
catalogued.
14. Conditions of Sale
You agree that all goods will be sold subject
to our Conditions of Sale. In particular you
undertake that you have the right to sell the
goods either as owner or agent for the
owner. You undertake to compensate us
and any buyer or third party for all losses,
liabilities and expenses incurred in respect
of and as a result of any breach of this
undertaking.
15. Authority to Deduct Commission and
Expenses and retain Premium and
Interest
You authorise us to deduct commission at
the stated rate and all expenses incurred
from your account from the hammer price
and consent to our right to retain
beneficially the premium paid by the buyer
in accordance with our Conditions of Sale
and any interest earned on the sale
proceeds until the date of settlement.
You authorise us at our discretion to
negotiate a sale by private treaty not later
than the close of business 48 hours after
the day of sale in the case of lots unsold at
auction, in which case the same charges
will be payable as if such lots had been sold
at auction and so far as appropriate these
Terms apply.
16. Storage
We disclaim all liability for goods delivered
to our saleroom without sufficient sale
instructions and reserve the right to make
storage charges.
17. Settlement
Subject to funds having cleared in our
account we aim to pay you no later than 14
working days following the sale. If the buyer
has not paid for the goods no settlement
will be made but we will take your
instructions in the light of our Conditions of
Sale. You authorise any sums owed by you
to us on other transactions to be deducted
from the sale proceeds. Please note the
liability to reimburse the proceeds of sale to
us as under the circumstances provided for
in Condition 11 above and you should
therefore bear this in mind before parting
with the proceeds of sale.
Information for Buyers
1. Introduction
The following notes are intended to assist
buyers particularly those who may be
inexperienced or new to our saleroom. All
sales are conducted in accordance with our
Conditions of Sale. Our staff will be happy
to help you with anything you do not fully
understand.
2. Agency
As auctioneers we usually contract as
agents for the seller whose identity, for
reasons of confidentiality, is not normally
disclosed. Accordingly, if you buy your
primary contract is with the seller.
3. The Buyer
The highest bidder acknowledged as such
by the auctioneer will be the buyer. If any
dispute arises, the auctioneer has absolute
discretion to settle the matter. The
auctioneer rules the bidding and bids
cannot be retracted. The auctioneer
reserves the right to refuse any bid.
The successful bidder, whether bidding for
himself or for a third party, is entirely
responsible for paying for the lots they have
bought in accordance with NMA’s
Conditions of Sale and Business.
The auctioneer reserves the right to bid on
behalf of the sellers for any lot and to
withdraw, consolidate or divide any lot or
lots.
4. Registration
It is essential that all prospective buyers
register with us, giving their full name,
address, contact telephone number(s) and
email address. First time buyers will be
required to provide proof of identity (i.e.
driving licence/passport), a valid debit or
credit card and a copy of a utility bill
confirming their name and address. Upon
receipt of the above a paddle will be issued,
which is only valid for the current sale. The
paddle may be used to indicate your bids to
the Auctioneer during the sale. If
successful, the bidder must ensure that
their number can be seen by the Auctioneer
and that it is their number that is called out.
Should there be any doubts as to price or
buyer, please draw the Auctioneer’s
attention to it immediately.
5. Buyer’s Premium
Commission Charges
There is a buyer’s premium of 20 per cent
plus VAT on the hammer price of each lot.
6. Value Added Tax
Lots on which the buyer may have to pay
VAT on the ‘hammer price’ are indicated in
the catalogue with the following symbol L.
The buyer must pay this VAT at the rates
that apply on the day of the auction in
addition to the buyer’s premium and VAT
thereon.
7. Auctioneers Margin Scheme
This scheme allows auctioneers to sell
items without VAT on the hammer price. The
buyer then pays an amount equivalent to
VAT. This amount cannot be refunded and is
not shown separately on the invoice.
8. Payment
Buyers must pay in full before items can be
removed from the premises (please see
“payment methods” below).
Invoices will be issued from the day of the
sale. Buyers must pay their invoice in full
within 24 hours and advise when they will
be collecting their item(s).
Any invoices which remain unpaid after
seven days will incur interest at 5 per cent
above the base rate, charged from the date
of the sale.
If buyers are unknown to us, we cannot
hand over purchases unless we have
adequate references or payment is cleared.
Deposit payments received from winning
bidders are non-refundable unless
expressly agreed beforehand.
Payment Methods
We accept payment by:
• Cash – up to £9,000 (subject to money
laundering regulations).
• Cheques – The auctioneers regret that
they are unable to accept cheques in
payment for purchases, except where
arrangements have been made
beforehand well in advance of sale day.
• Debit card
• Credit card – (Not American Express or
Diners Club).
Please note a charge of 3 per cent is
added to credit card payments.
• Bank transfer to:
Svenska Handelsbanken AB (publ) –
3 Thomas More Square,
London, E1W 1WY
• Account no.
80144574
Account name
Nicholas Mellors
Auctioneers Ltd Client
Account
• Sort code:
40-51-62
IBAN:
HANDGB22
SWIFTBIC:
GB63 HAND 405162
80144574
Please note that a fee of £15 will be added
for international bank payments
9. Live Internet Bidding
Live online auctions are in conjunction with
the-saleroom.com
We ask that you register for the sale a
minimum of 24 hours before the auction.
the-saleroom.com will notify you before the
auction is about to start.
When you have registered, you can watch
the auction in real time; simply click the bid
button to place a bid.
If your bid is successful we will notify you
after the sale for payment. A charge of 3 per
cent of the hammer price (plus VAT) is
made for internet bidding in addition to all
other charges.
10. Transfer of Risk
Each lot is the buyer’s sole responsibility
from the fall of the hammer.
11. Commission Bids
If instructed, NMA will execute bids and
advise prospective buyers. This service is
free.
Buyers who cannot come to a sale may
leave their bid with our staff after/during
viewing, or make their bid in advance
by telephone or email
(enquiries@nicholasmellorsauctioneers.com).
Such bids are placed at the buyer’s own
risk.
Bids must be made at least one hour
before the sale starts, but we advise buyers
to make bids at the earliest possible
opportunity.
When making bids, buyers must provide:
• Their full name
• Address
• Email address
• Contact telephone numbers
• The number of the lot they wish to buy
• Their maximum bid amount – excluding
commission which will be added to the
invoice afterwards.
Buyers must state what their maximum bid
would be. We cannot accept an instruction
to ‘buy’ or unlimited bids.
We will ensure that lots are bought as
cheaply as possible depending on the bids
made and other reserves. If identical bids
are placed, they will be dealt with on a “first
come first served” basis.
12. Telephone Bids
Lines for telephone bidding should be
booked 48 hours before the auction. Lines
are booked on a first come first served
basis and may be subject to a minimum lot
value of £500. Full name, address and
telephone numbers will be required together
with proof of identity and address. Bank and
credit/debit card details are also necessary
to secure the line. Where buyers are not
known to us a refundable deposit payment
of the lower estimate or any other amount at
the discretion of the Auctioneer will be
payable. Refunds will be repaid should you
be unsuccessful.
13. Data Protection
NMA will use information provided by its
clients or obtained by NMA relating to its
clients for the provision of auction services
or as required by law. NMA may need to
record telephone conversations for security
or legal reasons or as necessary to provide
a higher quality of service. Clients agree
that NMA may use sensitive information that
they supply to NMA. Unless permitted by
law, NMA will not otherwise process
sensitive personal data without express
consent. By agreeing to the Conditions of
Sale and Business, clients agree to the
processing of their personal information.
14. Storage and Collection
Please note furniture, carpets, clocks and
larger works of art lots will normally remain
in the salerooms for fourteen working days
following each sale, after which they will be
removed to store and arrangements for
collection and payment of a release fee
must be made in advance. Furniture items
will be charged at £10 per week and smaller
items at £2 per week commencing 2 weeks
after the sale.
15. Electrical Goods and Soft Furnishings
These are sold as ‘antiques’ only and if
bought for use must be checked over for
compliance with safety regulations.
16. Export of Goods
Buyers intending to export goods should
check whether an export licence is required
and whether there is any specific prohibition
on importing goods of that character
because e.g. they may contain prohibited
materials such as ivory. Ask us if you need
help.
17. Packing and Despatch
Since we do not offer these services, buyers
are respectfully asked to make their own
arrangements. We can provide contact
details for local, national and international
carriers upon request.
18. Droit de Suite Royalty Charges
A work of art by a living artist, or those who
have died within the last 70 years, which
costs more than the UK sterling equivalent
of €1,000 will incur a royalty charge. We
pass this payment onto the Design and
Artists Copyright Society (DACS), and do
not charge a handling fee. Buyers can
calculate royalty charges on the DACS
website.
Items marked with the ф symbol in the
catalogue will potentially incur royalty
payments.
We use the euro to UK sterling exchange
rate which applies on the day of the sale. It
is the buyer’s responsibility to check the
relevant exchange rate.
The actual qualifying threshold is calculated
by the Artist’s Resale Right Service Hub
based on the European Central Bank
reference rate published at 2.15pm on the
day of the sale, and can be found on the
DACS website.
The royalty charge for pictures which
achieve a hammer price of more than the
UK sterling equivalent of €1,000, but less
that the UK sterling equivalent of €50,000 is
four per cent. On works of art that achieve a
hammer price of more than the UK sterling
equivalent of €50,000 a sliding scale of
royalty charges applies. For a complete list
of the royalty charges and threshold levels
please download more information from the
DACS website.
The royalty charge is added to invoices,
and must be paid before purchases are
removed. VAT is not paid on royalty
charges.
19. Cites License
Important Notice Relating to Sporting
and Natural History
Clients intending to import/export any item
derived from natural history specimens
into/from a non-European country should
first check for any Import/Export and
possession restrictions prior to
bidding/selling.
Certain species * are also subject to CITES
regulations when exporting/importing these
items out the EU. CITES regulations are
given on www.ukcites.gov.uk or maybe
obtained from Animal Health, Wildlife
Licensing and Registration Service, Zone
1/17, Temple Quay House, 2 The Square,
Bristol BS1 6EB. Those species that are
covered by the US Endangered Species Act
(USESA) or The Migratory Bird Treaty Act
(MBTA): potential US bidders should check
with USF&W (US Fish and Wildlife Services)
for trade/possession restrictions in the US
prior to bidding.
While every effort has been made to
attribute the correct Latin name for each
specimen, the auctioneers will not be held
responsible for any errors that may occur
concerning Latin nomenclature.
For Health and Safety reasons, large heads,
full mounts, and any particularly heavy or
awkward lots cannot be removed whilst the
auction is in progress.
Produced and Printed by
Pardy and Son (Printers) Ltd., Parkside, Ringwood, Hampshire
Tel: 01425 471433
Lot 361
Lot 446
Lot 602
Lot 751
Lot 613
Lot 809
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Lot 448
Lot 742
Lot 872
Nicholas Mellors Auctioneers
Kelham Road, Newark
Nottinghamshire NG24 1BX
T: 01636 705456
M: 07974 429185
enquiries@nicholasmellorsauctioneers.com
www.nicholasmellorsauctioneers.com

May 2016 - Nicholas Mellors Auctioneers

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