monthly antique sales - Greenslade Taylor Hunt

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monthly antique sales - Greenslade Taylor Hunt
MONTHLY
ANTIQUE SALE
Lot 651
SATURDAY 8th NOVEMBER 2014
10.00am
The Octagon Salerooms, East Reach, Taunton, Somerset, TA1 3HL
Tel: 01823 332525 Email: antiques.saleroom@gth.net
www.gth.net
SATURDAY 8th NOVEMBER 2014
AT 10.00 AM
ON VIEW:
SATURDAY 1st NOVEMBER 9.00am – 12.30pm
THURSDAY 6th NOVEMBER 9.00am – 5.00pm
FRIDAY 7th NOVEMBER 9.00am – 5.00pm
& MORNING OF SALE FROM 8.30am
ORDER OF SALE
JEWELLERY & WATCHES
1-129
SILVER AND SILVER PLATE
133-210
CERAMICS AND GLASS
214-327
ORIENTAL CERAMICS & WORKS OF ART
331-368
PICTURES
372-444
BOOKS
448-457
COLLECTORS ITEMS
461-532
CARPETS
536-537
FURNITURE, WORKS OF ART AND CLOCKS
540-679
JEWELLERY AND WATCHES
Lot 1
1
A DIAMOND SINGLE STONE 18CT WHITE
GOLD RING
The illusion set brilliant cut of approximately 0.3
carats, size T, 4.2g gross
£200-250
2
A VICTORIAN TURQUOISE & SPLIT
PEARL CLUSTER RING
Circa 1870, the central pearl (untested and
unwarranted) enclosed by six turquoise, to an open
work scroll shouldered mount, finger size N½, 2.9g
gross
£60-80
3
A FOUR STONE DIAMOND RING
Set with two single cuts flanked either side by
smaller Swiss cut diamonds, stamped 'Plat' and
'18ct', finger size 0 1/2, 2g gross
£80-120
4
A PAIR OF SEVEN STONE DIAMOND
CLUSTER EARSTUDS
The brilliant cuts totalling approximately 0.25cts,
0.7g gross
£40-60
5
A 1914 SOVEREIGN
£150-180
6
A 1912 SOVEREIGN
£150-180
7
A 1910 SOVEREIGN
£150-180
8
A 1913 SOVEREIGN
£150-180
10
AN 1898 HALF SOVEREIGN
£80-90
11
A 1906 HALF SOVEREIGN
in a 9ct gold pendant mount, on a 9ct gold chain,
66cm long, 10g gross
£90-100
12
OMEGA SEAMASTER AUTOMATIC
a gentleman's stainless steel wristwatch, the silver
coloured dial with black batons, a steel sweep
seconds hand, luminous hands, date aperture at
three o'clock, the three piece case with various
stamped marks to the inside, numbered 166.0202,
housing a signed 17 jewel Swiss movement number
1010, and 42 over 405209 above the Omega
symbol, on a later expanding bracelet, with an
Omega box
£80-120
13
A VICTORIAN OPEN FACED POCKET
WATCH
London 1859, the white enamel dial with black
Roman numerals, sunken seconds dial, gilt hands,
the three piece hinged movement housing a signed
key wound movement, numbered 5761, with a rose
diamond endstone to the balance cock, English
lever, fusee, inscribed to inside cover, 4.5cm, overall
diameter
£70-100
14
A 9CT GOLD CONCH SHELL CAMEO
BROOCH PENDANT
5cm long; with a pair of matching screw earrings;
and a pair of cameo ear studs
£70-90
15
A 9CT GOLD THREE COLOUR RUSSIAN
WEDDING RING
finger size P, 5g gross
£40-50
16
A 9CT GOLD WIREWORK PENDANT
Jack Spencer, Sheffield 1973, on a chain, 12g gross
£90-120
Lot 9
9
AN 1856 SHIELD BACK SOVEREIGN
£170-190
Lot 17
17
A THREE STONE DIAMOND RING
the graduated old brilliant cuts of approximately
0.9cts total, stamped '18ct', finger size L
£300-400
18
A GRADUATED ROW OF FACETTED
AMBER BEADS
the fifty two beads measuring approximately 8.5mm
to 16.5mm diameter, 43cm long, 38g gross
£100-150
19
A LADY'S 15CT GOLD WRISTWATCH
on a baton link expanding bracelet; with a fob watch,
having a gilt metal cuvette
£60-80
20
A CHARLES HORNER PASTE SET
THISTLE BROOCH
of Art Nouveau influence, Chester 1906, 3cm long;
with a Scottish pebble brooch in the form of a
buckle; a filigree butterfly brooch; a silver nursing
badge; a silver watch fob; and a pendant on chain
£50-60
21
A VICTORIAN BROOCH
star set with a rose cut diamond; a 9ct gold picture
pendant; dress studs in a case; a gilt metal micro
mosaic bracelet; a cameo brooch; a Victorian gilt
metal picture pendant; a gilt metal ring and a brooch
£50-60
22
A 9CT GOLD STONE SET RING
2.4g gross, four charms; a seed pearl set brooch; a
garnet set brooch; two seal fobs; a picture pendant;
and a faience scarab
£70-90
23
A VICTORIAN DIAMOND SET SHELL
BROOCH
the unmarked scallop shell claw set with a rose cut
diamond, 3.4cm long
£70-100
24
A TRAVELLING CLOCK
a metal pocket watch; a metal fob watch; a cased
1935 crown coin; and a small quantity of costume
jewellery
£40-60
Lot 25
25
AN EDWARDIAN AQUAMARINE AND
SEED PEARL PENDANT
the foliate motif within an open frame, stone set to
the centre, drop below and stone set divider to the
chain, stamped '9ct', pendant 5cm long, chain 36cm
long
£150-180
26
ANONYMOUS, A SILVER VICTORIAN
OPEN FACED POCKET WATCH
the silver dial with applied gold Roman numerals
and foliate decoration, sunken subsidiary seconds
dial, the three piece hinged case housing an
unsigned key wound movement, with an English
lever escapement having a rose cut diamond
endstone, numbered 78874, 5cm overall diameter
£90-120
27
A QUANTITY OF GOLD COLOURED THIN
SHEETS
wire and nuggets, 9.2g gross
£100-140
Lot 28
28
A FIVE STONE DIAMOND 18CT GOLD
RING
Birmingham 1880, the graduated old brilliant cuts
totalling approximately 0.75cts, finger size N 1/2, 8g
gross
£250-300
Lot 29
29
AN EDWARDIAN DIAMOND AND PEARL
BROOCH
of circular outline with three flowerhead motifs with a
pearl, approximately 3.6mm diameter, within five
diamond set petals, also ribbon tied knot motif with a
pearl beneath, 2.8cm diameter (all pearls are
untested and unwarranted)
£200-300
34
A
19TH
CENTURY
CONTINENTAL
FILIGREE SILVER, AGATE AND CORAL
BROOCH
the hard stone panel with applied flowers having
coral 'buds', 5.5cm long; with a late Victorian coral
branch single row necklace, 41cm long
£40-60
30
A VICTORIAN LAVA CAMEO BROOCH
carved a classical warrior in profile, 5.5cm long
£60-80
31
GREAT BRITAIN - EDWARD VII,
SOVEREIGN, 1907
with B.P beneath the dragon and D.S beneath the
neck.
£150-180
Lot 35
35
A DIAMOND SINGLE STONE 18CT GOLD
RING
The brilliant cut of approximately 0.35cts, finger size
L, 4.2g gross, cased
£150-200
36
AN EDWARDIAN PENDANT
The circular wire work frame, stamped '9ct' to the
bale, with an opaline glass drop within, on a 9ct gold
fancy link chain, pendant 2cm diameter, chain 46cm
long, 3g gross
£35-45
Lot 32
32
BARWISE, LONDON, AN UNUSUAL
NOVELTY TIMEPIECE
in the form of a Victorian bangle, registration
lozenge for 12th July 1868, retailed by Jones, 23
Boulevard des Capucines, Paris, the circular white
enamel dial with black Roman numerals, subsidiary
seconds dial, gilt hands, signed and numbered 8363
to the dial, similarly to the dust cover and key-wound
movement, having a rose diamond end stone,
housed in a bangle with champleve enamel
shoulders, on a circular plinth, with a non-original
and imperfectly fitting glass dome, the dial
approximately 4.5cm diameter.
£400-500
33
A MINIATURE CARRIAGE CLOCK
the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals,
unsigned, 6.5cm high inclusive of folding handle.
£40-50
37
A VICTORIAN SEAL FOB
set with a vacant cornelian
£50-70
38
A VICTORIAN THREE STONE GARNET
RING
the oval cuts with pairs of simulated pearls between,
finger size N, 3.2g gross
£45-55
39
AN ORIENTAL JADE BROOCH
the central circular jade panel, 13mm in diameter,
centred with an Oriental character, flanked either
side by circular character panels, 3.6cm long, 3.5g
gross
£70-90
40
A COLLECTION OF SILVER JEWELLERY
comprising two hinged bangles; a locket; a bracelet
set with coins; a watch chain; an identity bracelet; a
rams head ring; and an ingot pendant; 168g (5.4
troy ozs) gross; with a small quantity of costume
jewellery, including three unmounted shell cameo
£40-60
41
ANONYMOUS, A LADY'S FOB WATCH
Circa 1900, the gold coloured dial with black hands
and Roman numerals, the four piece hinged case,
stamped '14c', with gilt metal cuvette, housing a key
wound three quarter plate movement, 3.8cm overall
diameter; offered with fob watch of similar period,
the silver case stamped '935' and having a bar
movement with cylinder escapement
£70-90
Lot 42
42
A 9CT GOLD SIGNET RING
London 1992, the cushion shaped had engraved
with a crest, finger size M, 15.6g gross, the crest is
that of Cobden-Pike amongst others
£120-160
43
A 9CT GOLD CORNELIAN SIGNET RING
marks worn, the oval agate intaglio engraved with a
crest intaglio, finger size N, 6g gross, the crest is
that of Cobden-Pike amongst others
£50-70
44
A 9CT GOLD SIGNET RING
Birmingham 1976, the rectangular cut corner head
engraved with a crest, finger size O, the crest is that
of Cobden-Pike amongst others; with a pair of
cufflinks, circa 1915, stamped '9ct', cased; four 9ct
gold dress studs; 11.3g gross; and a pair of metal
crested buttons
£80-90
45
ANONYMOUS,
AN
OPENFACED
POCKETWATCH
circa 1900, the white enamel dial with black Roman
numerals and hands, the four piece hinged case,
stamped 'Fine Silver', housing a keywound bar
movement with cylinder escapement, 4cm overall
diameter, on a watch chain
£40-60
46
AN EDWARDIAN SILVER HIP FLASK
by Sampson & Co, London 1909, of plain form,
lacking cup base, monogrammed, 12.5cm long; a
silver coin set dish of quatrefoil shape; a silver
pepperette; a three piece silver over plastic 1930's
cruet set; 155g gross; a pair of plated nut cracks;
and a plated sauceboat
£90-120
Lot 47
47
A GRADUATED ROW OF AMBER BEADS
of graduated beads, of round shape, with flattened
ends, 14.4mm to 35mm, 64cm long, 172g gross
£200-300
48
A QUANTITY OF ASSORTED COSTUME
JEWELLERY
including; an Exquisite brooch; a Swarovski
bracelet; beads and simulated pearls
£60-80
49
GIRARD PERREGAUX, A LADY'S SILVER
MARCASITE COCKTAIL WATCH
Chester import marks for 1951, the rectangular
white dial with gilt Arabic numerals and hands, to a
similarly shaped case with shaped openwork
shoulders, blue paste cabochon thumb piece on a
cord strap, in an unassociated case
£60-80
50
A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED LADY'S
AND GENTLEMAN'S WRISTWATCHES
brands include, Swatch; Storm; Sekonda and
Rotary; also includes a Rolex metal commemorative
spoon
£30-40
51
A
COLLECTION
JEWELLERY
£20-30
OF
COSTUME
52
A COLLECTION OF LADIES'
GENTLEMENS' WRISTWATCHES
various makers.
£30-40
AND
53
A DIAMOND & RUBY 9CT GOLD
CLUSTER RING
The central brilliant cut of approximately 0.12ct
flanked either side by four marquise cut rubies and a
total of 10 single cut diamonds, finger size P,
approximately 2.5grams gross.
£100-150
59
A SHELL CAMEO BROOCH
carved as a female holding an archery bow in her
hand, to a mount stamped '9ct', 4.5cm long
£40-50
60
SWATCH, A 1996 WATCH
with chronograph work, cased and paperwork; with
a Reebok quartz watch by Bulova, cased
£30-40
61
A FOB WATCH
the white enamel dial with gilt hands and black
Roman numerals, the four piece hinged case, with
rose diamonds to the back cover, some settings
vacant, housing a bar movement with cylinder
escapement, on a leather brooch setting
£100-120
Lot 54
54
ROLEX PRECISION
a gentleman's 9ct mechanical wristwatch, circa
1965, the white dial with gilt hands, batons, Arabic
3, 6 & 9, with Rolex crown at the 12, black centre
seconds, the three piece 9ct gold Denison case,
Birmingham 1965, numbered 12376 over 'Rolex'
'Made in England' and numbered '419144' below,
the bezel numbered '144', housing a signed 17
jewel, calibre 1215 movement, on later bracelet
£650-850
55
A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND 9CT GOLD
CLUSTER RING
the oval cut enclosed by fine single cut diamonds
and a brilliant cut diamonds, of approximately
0.04cts each, to either side, finger size N½, 2.4g
gross
£60-90
56
A SILVER CURB LINK BRACELET
with various charms attached, 69.5g gross, a stone
set stickpin; and a gilt tie tack
£30-40
57
A 9CT GOLD SEED PEARL AND ENAMEL
NAVAL CROWN BROOCH
maker J.W.B., Birmingham 1960, the motif within an
open circle, 2cm diameter, 3.1g gross, cased
£50-60
58
A CONCH SHELL CAMEO BROOCH
carved as a female with a cherub in attendance,
5.3cm long
£60-80
Lot 62
62
OMEGA, SEAMASTER, AUTOMATIC
the white quartered dial, signed, with luminous gilt
hands, centre seconds, batons, squares to three
and nine with Arabic 6 and 12, gilt case with steel
snap back housing a signed 501 calibre movement,
numbered 16710707, on a strap
£150-200
63
ZENITH, AN OPEN FACED SILVER
POCKET WATCH
with alarm, Glasgow import marks for 1916, the
white enamel dial with luminous Arabic numerals,
now openwork black hands, sunken subsidiary
seconds dial and sunken alarm dial at the 12, the
hinged case forming an easel stand for bedside use,
the signed movement striking to gongs, 4.8cm
overall diameter
£100-150
64
A 22CT GOLD WEDDING RING
and another, worn marks; 6.4g gross with an 1853,
one dollar gold coin, 1.9g gross
£140-160
65
A SINGLE STONE PERIDOT
BROOCH
and a sapphire single stone bar brooch
£70-90
BAR
72
A SMOKEY QUARTZ PENDANT
the oval cut stone, 2.5cm long, to mount stamped
'15ct', converted from a brooch
£100-150
66
A LADY'S 9CT GOLD BRACELET WATCH
the circular white dial signed W.B. With gilt hands
and batons, to an integral braclet, 15g gross
excluding the movement; with a lady's 9ct gold
watch on a metal bracelet
£100-140
67
A LARGE QUANTITY OF JEWELLERY
ITEMS
mainly costume but including a small selection of
silver and silver coloured jewellery
£70-90
68
A SEED PEARL SET BAR BROOCH
and a 9ct gold brooch
£50-60
Lot 73
73
A CONTINENTAL DIAMOND AND RUBY
SPRAY BROOCH
circa 1965, set with nine square cut rubies, four
round cut rubies, and twenty one diamonds,
stamped BIB and 14k, 7cm long, 27.7g gross, cased
£400-450
74
A 1911 HALF SOVEREIGN
in a 9ct gold pendant scroll top mount, 5.2g gross
£60-80
Lot 69
69
A DIAMOND SINGLE STONE RING
the
brilliant
cut
calculated
as
weighing
approximately 0.42cts, to an 18ct white gold mount,
finger size N, 2.6g gross
£300-350
Lot 75
75
A GATE BRACELET
circa 1910, of fancy plain and textured links,
stamped '9c' to an end link and the padlock, 17.9g
gross
£120-160
Lot 70
70
A DIAMOND SINGLE STONE RING
the
brilliant
cut
calculated
as
weighing
approximately 0.53cts, to an 18ct gold mount, finger
size I 1/2, 2.3g gross
£300-350
76
A
QUANTITY
OF
ASSORTED
JEWELLERY
including: a 9ct gold cross pendant on a chain; a
hollow engraved cross pendant, stamped '9ct'; a
tiger eye cameo brooch; a brooch, and other items
£100-150
71
A DIAMOND THREE STONE RING
the uniform brilliant cuts estimated as weighing
approximately 0.4cts total, finger size L 1/2g gross
£120-150
77
A 'BOMBE' DRESS RING STAMPED '14K'
with a pair of hoop earrings in the form of curb chain
links, stamped '14K', 17g gross
£180-220
78
A CAST PENDANT OF SQUARE OUTLINE
of rough open work design; a Sagittarius pendant;
on a Brazillian link 9ct gold chain; with a single 9ct
gold earring; 23.5g gross
£150-180
79
A VICTORIAN GLAZED HAIR PANEL
PENDANT
on a round belcher link chain, stamped '9c' to the
clasp, 51cm long, 7.1g gross; with a turquoise and
seed pearl lovers knot bar brooch
£70-90
80
A QUANTITY OF ASSORTED COSTUME
JEWELLERY
beads, two watches and other items
£40-50
Lot 85
85
TIFFANY & CO, A THREE STONE
DIAMOND RING
the wide yellow shank stamped 'Tiffany & Co', '750',
'Pt950' and numbered 18738392, with three Tiffany
& Co certificates for each stone stating each to be
0.29cts, I/VVS1, finger size L, 5.8g gross; cased and
boxed and with Tiffany & Co folder enclosing
certificates and other paperwork, circa 2004
£1500-1800
Lot 86
Lot 81
81
A 9CT GOLD BRACELET
of solid curb links, to a padlock clasp, 20cm long,
44g gross
£300-350
82
A ROW OF CLEAR AMBER BEADS
63cm long, 54g gross; an amber bracelet of
rectangular panels, three pairs of amber earrings; a
brooch; and two pendants
£100-150
83
A SILVER MODERNIST MEXICAN RING
SET WITH A SYNTHETIC STONE
and another similar
£60-80
84
A ROYAL ENGINEERS SWEETHEART
BROOCH
with enamel detail, stamped '9ct'; with a Georgian
silver salt spoon, by George Smith and William
Fearn; a filigree bracelet; a hinged bangle; a circlet
brooch; and a bread or muffin fork to an ivory carved
handle, circa 1910
£40-60
86
TIFFANY & CO, DIAMOND HALF HOOP
RING
a nine stone diamond half hoop ring, the yellow
shank stamped 'Tiffany & Co' and '750', the channel
set brilliant cuts totalling approximately 0.9cts, finger
size K, 5g gross
£1000-1400
87
AN 1891 SOVEREIGN
in a 9ct gold pendant mount on a 54cm long 9ct
gold hollow rope chain, 13g gross
£150-180
88
A CONTINENTAL BAR BROOCH
in a matt finish, 3.5cm across, 5.4g gross
£70-90
89
A 9CT GOLD RAF SWEETHEART
BROOCH
with enamel detail, maker J.W.B, Birmingham 1978,
5cm across, 4.5g gross
£40-60
90
A 9CT GOLD WEDDING RING
4.9g gross; with a lady's 9ct gold wristwatch on a
strap; a silver chain; gilt metal chains; a dogs tooth
coral necklace; another similar; and a silver topped
balm pot
£60-80
95
A 9CT GOLD RAF SWEETHEART
BROOCH
maker J.W.B, Birmingham 1975, 4cm across, 3.2g
gross, cased
£40-60
Lot 91
91
AN AQUAMARINE AND DIAMOND THREE
STONE 18CT GOLD RING
the 8mm by 7.8mm aquamarine flanked either side
by brilliant cuts totalling approximately 0.1cts, finger
size O½, 3.5g, gross
£250-300
92
A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND FIVE
STONE RING
the three graduated oval cut sapphires with old
brilliant cut diamonds between, the diamonds
totalling approximately 0.24 carats, finger size Q,
2.6g gross
£125-180
96
A 9CT GOLD NAVAL BROOCH
Chester 1918, the anchor piercing a heart, 4.1cm
long
£30-40
97
AN EDWARDIAN PENDANT ON A CHAIN
set with purple garnet topped doublets and seed
pearls, pendant 4.7cm long including the back,
chain 43cm long, in a later case
£60-80
98
A VICTORIAN OVAL GOLD LOCKET
a silver St Christopher on chain; two pendants;
paste costume jewellery; and a garnet bar brooch,
cased
£50-70
99
A PAIR OF CUFFLINKS
circa 1915, stamped '9ct'; a 9ct gold signet ring; a
small cross pedant with a Stanhope of the Lords
Prayer; a pair of gold on silver cufflinks; a bar
brooch; two silver bracelets; six silver rings; a garnet
set necklace; a religious ring with a similar pendant;
a silver fob watch and other jewellery items
£150-200
100
A DIAMOND FULL ETERNITY RING
set in unmarked white metal, finger size J 1/2, 2.6g
gross
£60-70
Lot 93
93
OMEGA, SEAMASTER PROFESSIONAL,
CIRCA 2002
the black signed waved dial with luminous dot, red
tipped, date aperture at three o'clock, watch no.
57953630, Calibre 1538, ref 25418000, steel screw
case and bracelet, with guarantee cards, paperwork,
original tag, case and card outer box
£1000-1400
94
A GRADUATED SET OF BAROQUE
CULTURED PEARLS
the one hundred and three pearls of approximately
3/7.4mm diameter, 46cm long to a marcasite set
clasp, cased
£30-40
101
A 9CT GOLD EMERALD RING
a 9ct gold five stone cubic zirconia ring; a 9ct garnet
ring; three other 9ct dress rings; two stone set rings;
a coin pendant on a chain; and a Times LCD digital
watch
£150-200
Lot 102
102
A 9CT GOLD MOVADO PURSE WATCH
Glasgow import marks for 1929, the engine turned
pull apart case, initiating winding when open and
closed, the dial with gilt Arabic numerals and hands,
numbered 1218835 to the case, inscribed 4.6cm
long closed, 7cm open
£200-300
103
A FRENCH SILVER PASTE AND
MARCASITE PENDANT
on chain, with French marks, pendant 7.2cm long,
chain stamped M.B.&Co, 43cm long; with a paste
set gardinetto brooch
£70-90
104
AN
UNUSUAL
LATE
VICTORIAN
SCOTTISH SILVER RING TREE
Edinburgh 1895, maker G.L.; the circular convex
base inscribed 'Dinna Forget' and engraved with
thistles, with an almost S shaped rustic post, base
4cm diameter, 4cm tall, 17g gross
£40-60
Swiss movement case inscribed, 4.5cm overall
diameter, 46g gross
£100-150
107
THOMAS ALLAN & CO, MONTREAL, A
LATE 19TH CENTURY HUNTER CASED FOB
WATCH
the white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals,
gilt hands and sunken subsidiary seconds dial, the
four piece hinged case stamped SF with a crown
above and 18 with K above, engine turned and
engraved floral decoration, housing a signed key
wound movement, numbered 59270, 3.7cm overall
diameter, 51g gross
£200-250
Lot 108
108
A LATE 19TH CENTURY FOB WATCH
marked 18k, the four piece hinged case housing a
bar movement with cylinder escapement; with
another similar fob watch; and another with gilt
metal cuvette
£300-350
Lot 105
105
ROSSITER, BRIDGEWATER, AN 18CT
GOLD OPENFACED POCKET WATCH
case marked London 1863, case maker W.F. incuse
and numbered 18771, the gold dial with black
Roman numerals, hands and subsidiary seconds
dial, the three piece hinged case housing a key
wound movement, signed, numbered 18771 also,
with ruby end stone, English lever, with fusee,
4.5cm overall diameter, 79g gross, with winding key
£400-500
106
ANONYMOUS, A 9CT GOLD SLIM OPEN
FACED POCKETWATCH
circa 1928, George Stockwell mark and part marks
to the bow, the silvered dial with gilt Arabic
numerals, hands and subsidiary seconds dial, the
three piece case housing a keyless wound 15 jewel
109
J.W. BENSON, A GENTLEMAN'S SILVER
WRISTWATCH
Glasgow import mark for 1934, the rectangular dial
with black Arabic numerals, hands and subsidiary
seconds dial, the two piece hinged rectangular case,
numbered 05138 over 62, housing an unsigned 15
jewel Swiss movement, head only, 4cm long, 2.5cm
wide
£60-80
110
ANONYMOUS, A SMALL SIZED SILVER
WRISTWATCH
London import marks 1918, the white enamel dial
with black hands, subsidiary seconds dial and
Roman numerals XII in blue, the three piece hinged
case housing an unsigned movement, 2.8cm
diameter; with a wristwatch in a Continental silver
coloured case of almost oval outline, with a circular
dial, circa 1920, inscribed to the case
£80-100
111
ANONYMOUS, A LADY'S DIAMOND SET
COCKTAIL WATCH
the circular dial with black Arabic numerals, hands
and subsidiary seconds dial, the circular hinged
case with single cut diamonds to the bezel, housing
an unsigned 15 jewel Swiss movement, 2cm
diameter
£100-150
112
A SIX DRAWER TABLE TOP CABINET
containing watch parts, dials and movements, some
watch cases and watch keys
£50-70
113
ANONYMOUS,
A
LADY'S
SILVER
COCKTAIL WATCH
Glasgow import marks for 1924, the rectangular cut
corner dial with black Arabic numerals and hands,
the similarly shaped two piece hinged case with
colourless pastes alternating with simulated black
'onyx' to the bezel, case numbered 349243, the
unsigned movement with a cabochon set winding
crown, 2.7cm long by 1.6cm wide
£30-40
115
A BAR BROOCH
stamped '15ct', 2.3g gross; with a small folding fruit
knife; a bracelet with numerous charms attached;
and four fountain pens
£60-80
116
AN EDWARDIAN AMETHYST AND SEED
PEARL PENDANT
the pendelogue stone within a foliate frame with
ribbon bow surmount above, on a chain, pendant
4cm long, chain 44cm long
£70-90
117
A PASTE PENDANT
circa 1910, of colourless and blue pastes stamped
'930', possibly German, on a long chain
£100-150
118
A
SYNTHETIC
BLUE
SAPPHIRE
PENDANT
to an open work suspension, on a chain
£40-50
119
A PASTE PENDANT
circa 1910, with a large purple coloured stone within
a colourless stone set ribbon frame, 5.8cm long
overall, cased
£50-60
Lot 114
Lot 120
114
ISAAC MOSS, SHEFFIELD, 18CT GOLD
OPEN FACED POCKETWATCH
Chester 1852, case maker T.H.? Or T.R.?, the white
enamel dial with black Roman numerals, hands and
sunken subsidiary seconds dial, the three piece
hinged case, numbered 20085, housing a key
wound, fusee, signed movement, also numbered
20085, English liner escapement, the bi-metallic
compensated balance with a diamond endstone, the
movement also inscribed 'Jewelled in 12 Holes',
5.2cm diameter, 132g gross
£300-400
120
A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN DIAMOND
DROP EARRINGS
the claw set old cut brilliant to a suspension with
smaller diamond to the fitting, the diamonds totalling
approximately 0.48cts, cased
£300-400
121
GEORG JENSEN
an enamel openwork abstract brooch designed by
Henning Koppel, stamped marks, number 323,
6.2cm long
£200-250
122
A 9CT GOLD MASONIC PENDANT FOB
a Victorian stone set ring, cased; a circular locket,
pair of opal earrings, a pair of gate link earrings, and
a pair of sapphire earstuds
£100-140
123
A
VICTORIAN
GENTLEMAN'S
BLOODSTONE 9CT GOLD SIGNET RING
circa 1895, finger size T
£40-60
SILVER AND SILVER PLATE
133
A WMF GERMAN JUGENDSTIL PICKLE
JAR AND COVER
the clear glass pot to a frame with a fixed overhead
handle, the cover with an openwork finial, with a
pickle fork, lozenge shaped Ostrich mark, 24.5cm
tall
£50-70
124
A GENTLEMAN'S JADE RING
finger size P
£40-60
125
A GOLD BRACELET
of alternate plain and textured hollow curb links, to a
padlock clasp, circa 1900, stamped '9ct', 22.5g
gross
£150-200
126
A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN 9CT GOLD
CUFFLINKS
Chester 1898, the oval monogrammed panels with
oval link connectors, 7.6g gross
£60-70
127
A LATE 18TH CENTURY PASTE BROOCH
the stones bordering a central glazed panel; with a
small oval turquoise and pearl oval cluster brooch
with hair locket back (pearls untested and
unwarranted)
£90-120
Lot 134
134
A THREE PIECE SILVER DRESSING
TABLE SET
by Martin Hall & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1925,
comprising a hand mirror, a hair brush and a clothes
brush; with two cased sets of six silver tea and
coffee spoons, 112g (3.6 troy ozs) gross weighable;
and a cased set of tea knives
£70-90
128
A STRATTON POWDER COMPACT
of square outline with a marcasite basket of flowers
applied to the centre, with slip case and box; with a
circular compact decorated with Siamese dancing
girls
£30-40
129
A LARGE QUANTITY OF COSTUME
JEWELLERY
including Chinese cinnabar items; some silver items
and paste set jewellery
£90-120
Lot 135
135
A FOUR PIECE SILVER ART DECO TEA
SERVICE
by C.W.F. Sheffield 1932, of elongated octagonal
outline with fanned motifs at points, 1509g (48.6 troy
ozs) gross, crested; with a pair of plated sugar tongs
£350-450
136
A SILVER 'STRAWBERRY' SET
by Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1949, with a
sugar caster, loaded base, and a cream jug, in a
fitted case; with a Victorian silver bead pattern
spoon, 108g (3.4 troy ozs) gross
£70-90
137
A SMALL IONA SILVER SPOON
by Iain MacCormick, the bowl with entwined Celtic
beasts, the stem in the form of a Celtic cross, 9.4cm
long, 10g gross
£30-40
138
A LARGE QUANTITY OF SILVER PLATED
FLATWARE
and two plated dishes
£30-40
139
A SILVER DESK INKWELL
by H Matthews, Birmingham 1907, the loaded
domed hammered base with a similar hinged cover,
lacking insert well; with a William IV silver and glass
travelling inkwell, crested; and a small square
shaped silver card tray, 43g (1.3 troy ozs) gross
£70-90
140
A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN NAPKIN
RINGS
by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1898; two
other silver napkin rings; a silver pepperette; a silver
matchbox holder; a single loaded desk candlestick;
a metal lorgnette; a pair of plated wine labels; a
plated lobster pick; and a glass condiment stopper
with metal spoon attached; 160g (5.1 troy ozs) gross
weighable
£50-60
142
A SILVER SAUCE BOAT
by A & J Zimmerman, Birmingham 1914, with cut
rim, double scroll handle, on three supports, 18cm
long, 160g (5.1 troy ozs) gross
£40-50
143
A
PAIR
OF
SILVER
CANDLESTICKS
by A.T.C., Birmingham 1969, 15.5cm tall
£30-40
LOADED
144
A SILVER MODEL OF A CHAIR
possibly by Levi and Salaman, mark is
Birmingham 1901, with a drop in padded
8.5cm tall, 33.3g gross; with an unmarked
coloured metal menu holder, cast as a
watchman standing by a brazier to keep warm
£40-60
poor,
seat,
silver
night
145
A SET OF SIX SILVER TEASPOONS
by D & B, Birmingham 1925, with openwork finials,
11cm long, 54.9g gross; with a small silver bladed
knife to an ivory handle, by Joseph Taylor,
Birmingham 1820
£20-30
Lot 146
Lot 141
146
A VICTORIAN SILVER TEAPOT
by Messrs Barnard, London 1858, of globular
shape, domed hinged cover, insulated handle,
engraved decoration with two cartouches, one
monogrammed the other crested having the motto
above, 25cm long, 650g (20.9 troy ozs)
*the crest is reputedly that of the Plunkett family,
Ireland
£250-300
141
A SILVER TWO HANDLED ROSE BOWL
by J.B. Carrington for Carrington & Co, London
1903, the bowl with moulded girth, having flying
handles, 32.5cm across handle to handle, 968g
(31.2 troy ozs)
£200-250
147
A SILVER THREE PIECE BACHELOR TEA
SERVICE
maker W.W. over B.T. (overstruck ?), London 1893,
of oval gadrooned form, teapot 21cm long, 533g
(17.19 troy ozs) gross
£140-160
155
A CASED SET OF SIX FRUIT KNIVES
AND FORKS
maker F.C.A. & Co., Sheffield 1933, the plain silver
blades and tines to mother of pearl handles, in a
fitted wooden case
£100-150
Lot 147
148
A SET OF SIX GEORGIAN SILVER
DINNER FORKS
by John Henry and Charles Lias, London 1823,
fiddle pattern, monogrammed, 20.2cm long, 445g
(14.35 troy ozs) gross
£120-160
149
A MATCHED SET OF FIVE SILVER
DESSERT SPOONS
four Georgian, maker B.D., London 18__and one
Victorian by George Adams, London 18__, fiddle
and thread pattern, monogrammed, 18.3cm long,
286g, (9.2 troy ozs) gross
£60-80
150
A GEORGIAN SILVER TABLE SPOON
by Charles Eley, London 1824, Old English pattern,
monogrammed, 21.8cm long; with another similar by
William Eley and William Fearn, London 1820; 125g
(4 troy ozs) gross
£30-40
151
A
COLLECTION
OF
SEVENTEEN
ANTIQUE SILVER TEASPOONS
various dates and makers, including William
Chawner, comprising twelve fiddle pattern and five
Old English pattern, 290g (9.35 troy ozs) gross
£70-80
152
A PAIR OF GEORGIAN SILVER SAUCE
LADLES
by Charles Eley, London 1824, fiddle pattern,
17.5cm long, 121g (3.9 troy ozs)
£60-80
153
A GEORGIAN SILVER CREAM LADLE
by William Eley & William Fearn, London 1818,
fiddle pattern, 15.7cm long, 47g (1.5ozs)
£25-30
154
A CASED SET OF SIX FRUIT KNIVES
AND FORKS
plated blades and tines to ivorine handles, and a
single plated teaspoon
£20-30
Lot 156
156
A SILVER LIDDED GLASS POWDER
BOWL
Birmingham 1920, 12cm diameter; another silver
lidded glass powder bowl; a silver lidded glass pin
box, the cover embossed with irises; and a cigarette
light, circa 1915, 84g (2.7 troy ozs) gross weighable
£100-150
Lot 157
157
A SILVER ARMADA DISH
by R. Carrs, Sheffield 1994, of traditional form, 678g
(21.8 troy ozs) gross, with original card box
£150-200
158
A VICTORIAN SILVER SNUFF BOX
by Edward Smith, Birmingham 1843, of shaped
rectangular outline, engraved leaf scroll decoration
with a now vacant cartouche, 6.3cm long, 60g (1.9
troy ozs) gross
£100-150
163
A COLLECTION OF PLATED WARES
including a brandy saucepan on a stand with burner,
lacking handle; a pair of small coasters; sugar
caster; two bowls; and other items.
£30-40
Lot 158
164
ASSORTED SILVER PLATED FLATWARE
sugar tongs, spoons and various other similar items
£30-40
159
A MATCHED SET OF SIX VICTORIAN
SILVER DESSERT FORKS
four by J & A Savory, London 1849, and two by
John. S. Hunt, London 1860, fiddle pattern,
monogrammed, 17.6cm long, 279.5g (9 troy ozs)
gross
£90-120
Lot 165
165
OF GOLFING INTEREST - A LATE
VICTORIAN SILVER BOX
By J.B. Carrington, Birmingham 1842, of square
outline, the hinged cover inset with a golf medallion
marked to the same date, on four bun feet, 9.4cm
sq, 218g (7 troy oz) gross, inscribed.
£80-120
Lot 160
160
A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED ANTIQUE
SILVER TEASPOONS
various makers and dates, fiddle and Old English
pattern; a set of six late Victorian Onslow style
pattern teaspoons, a Georgian silver mustard
spoon; and a silver pair of sugar tongs; 423g (13.6
troy ozs) gross
£100-140
161
A SET OF FOUR ELECTROPLATED
NOVELTY NAPKIN RINGS
each one fronted with a teapot, each of a different
style
£40-50
162
A PAIR OF SILVER KNIFE RESTS
by Hilliard and Thomason, Birmingham 1906, the
animal teeth a square loaded base with leaf capped
corners; with a silver backed clothes brush
£50-70
166
A CASED SET OF SILVER TEASPOONS
with plated sugar tongs, by James Dixon & Sons,
Sheffield 1894, the five spoons, shell pattern, with
shell bowls; with a cased set of six silver wriggle
edge pattern cake forks; a cased set of six silver
handled butter knives; and another similar set , 187g
(6 troy ozs) gross weighable
£40-60
167
A COLLECTION OF PLATED WARES
including a pair of meat dish covers; hot water jugs;
cased flatware; a Queen Elizabeth II coronation
spoon; a candelabra with a posy bowl to the centre;
a pair of brass candlesticks; and other items
£50-70
168
A LATE GEORGE IV SILVER SNUFF BOX
by Thomas Newbold, Birmingham 1828, of
rectangular outline with reeded decoration, 5.6cm
long, 35.8g gross
£80-100
169
A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER STONE SET
THIMBLE
maker S.F., London 1897, with four trefoil stone set
motifs, some settings vacant
£40-50
170
AN EBONY TOILET JAR
the screw cover set with a silver panel, London
1924; three glass toilet bottles with silver covers; a
silver vesta case; and a plain circular silver pill box,
with some plated flatware items
£50-70
171
A SILVER BOX
maker B.A.C., London 1981, of rectangular shape,
the pull off cover applied with a pair of pistols, 4.4cm
long; a small silver oval box with a hinged cover; a
miniature silver photograph frame, London 1981,
4.8cm tall; a glass mounted pepper pot; and a metal
Scottish brooch
£50-70
172
A SMALL COLLECTION OF PLATED
WARES
an Art Deco mantle clock; and alarm clock; a metal
table lamp; an alcohol industrial thermometer; a pair
of Mexican pepperettes; and other items
£60-80
173
A COLLECTION OF SILVER ITEMS
including a preserve spoon; a pair of silver
pepperettes; a pair of mounted glass salts; and
American condiment items and spoon
£50-60
174
A FOUR PIECE ELKINGTON & CO
ELECTROPLATED TEA SERVICE
with a collection of other plated wares including: a
two handle tray; a salver; bud vases; a caster; a
small wine cooler and other items; also a Graves
silver pocket watch
£60-80
175
A VICTORIAN ELECTROPLATED CRUET
WAITER
bearing six bottles; various flatware, the majority
cased; a silver mounted glass pepperette; scent
bottle and salt
£60-80
176
A CHILD'S SPOON AND PUSHER SET
Sheffield 1944, 38g gross; with a plated Christening
mug
£20-30
177
A PAIR OF GEORGIAN KINGS PATTERN
DESSERT FORKS
by William Chauner, London 1791, 7cm long; a pair
of Victorian dessert spoons, makers mark worn; a
pair of William IV teaspoons; 310g gross (10 troy
ozs), with a Victorian cake fork, silver tines to a
loaded handle
£70-90
178
A PAIR OF SMALL SILVER DISHES
by A.E. Jones, Birmingham 1962, of hexafoil outline,
on a rim foot, 8.7cm diameter, 137g (4.4 troy ozs)
gross
£40-60
Lot 179
179
A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER TEACADDY
pseudo marks and London import marks for 1891,
sponsors mark S.B.L., embossed with rococo style
rustic scenes to the oval body, pull off cover, 7.5cm
across, 10.5cm tall, 112g (3.6 troy ozs) gross
£80-120
180
A SILVER SAUCEBOAT
Birmingham 1903, of usual cut rim form with flying
handle and three supports, 15.5cm long; and a
small silver shallow dish, London 1942, 9.5cm
diameter, 176g (5.6 troy ozs) gross
£60-80
181
A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER FISH
SERVERS
maker J.G., Birmingham 1859, the pierced and
engraved blade and tines to loaded handles, in
original fitted case, knife 28.5cm long, with a pair of
silver backed brushes
£90-120
182
A COLLECTION OF PLATED FLATWARE
with a wooden case
£15-20
with loaded handles and similar dinner knives, these
marked for London, maker R.C., 1,697g (54.75 troy
ozs) weighable, housed in a wooden case, with a
small selection of plated flatware
£400-500
Lot 183
183
A VICTORIAN SILVER EXETER PATTERN
TABLESPOON
maker J.S., 1862; with another similar, same maker,
1854; a set of three silver fiddle pattern dinner forks,
Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1937; a set of three similar
dessert forks, same maker, 1932; a set of three
Victoria Exeter silver fiddle pattern dessert spoons,
maker J.S., 1859; a Victorian Exeter silver
teaspoon; 631g (20.3 troy ozs) gross; a George
Unite Victorian butter knife; and Art Nouveau shoe
lift and a cake fork, all with loaded handles
£150-200
184
A SILVER BRIGHT CUT TAPE MEASURE
in the form of an acorn, unmarked, circa 1800,
3.5cm long; a Continental souvenir thimble; and a
silver thimble, Birmingham 1930
£50-70
186
A SILVER CREAM JUG
Birmingham 1939; with a pair of silver sugar tongs,
182g (5.8 troy ozs) gross; offered with a three light
plated candelabra; teapot and matching hot water
jug; a three piece cruet set; and other items
£60-80
187
A COLLECTION OF THIMBLES
comprising; six silver examples including one by
Charles Horner; three Charles Horner Dorcas
thimbles; and seven metal thimbles
£30-40
188
A COLLECTION OF NAPKIN RINGS
including a heavy engine turned rectangular
example and two pierced napkin rings, 200g (6.45
troy ozs) gross
£80-90
189
A SILVER CIGARETTE BOX
London 1969, with a bark finish to the cover, of
rectangular outline, 14.3cm long, inscribed; and
Edwardian silver vesta case of circular outline,
Birmingham 1903; a silver cigarette case; a silver
cheroot holder case; and an inscribed silver ashtray,
157g (5 troy ozs) gross weighable
£70-90
190
A SET OF SIX CYLINDRICAL GLASS
TOILET BOTTLES
London 1897, the hammered silver screw caps,
crested, longest 20cm
£90-120
Lot 185
191
A PAIR OF GEORGIAN SCOTTISH
SILVER SAUCE LADLES
James Howden & Co in conjunction with Adam
Elder (probably), Edinburgh 1830, of fiddle and shell
pattern, monogrammed, 15.5cm long, 65.8g (2.1
troy ozs) gross
£40-60
185
A TABLE SERVICE OF MATCHED
SILVER HANOVARIAN RAT-TAIL FLATWARE
maker C.B.&S., Sheffield 1969, Mappin & Webb,
Sheffield 1930, E.P.&Co, Sheffield 1968, comprising
six tablespoons, dessert spoons, teaspoons, coffee
spoons, dessert forks, dinner forks, dessert knives
192
A CASED SET OF SILVER 'HALLMARKS
FOR GREAT BRITAIN' TEASPOONS
1953, produced by Mappin & Webb to
commemorate the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II;
with a cased set of silver bean end coffee spoons; a
silver sifting spoon; two other spoons; a small pair of
silver claw sugar tongs, a Victorian loaded silver
handled muffin or bread fork; two shoe horns and a
button hook, all with silver loaded handles; a
manicure item; a folding fruit knife; and a silver
cased pen knife, 175g (5.6 troy ozs) weighable,
offered with plated flatware, glass metal mounted
salt and pepper pot, a plated trophy cup and two
compacts
£60-80
Lot 193
193
A SILVER INKWELL
Birmingham 1909, with a once enamelled Art
Nouveau motif to the hinged cover, loaded, 7cm
diameter; with a small silver pot, with Celtic
decorated border, 41g; and a pair of glass
pepperettes with loaded silver bases
£50-70
194
A TODDY LADLE
with coin set oval bowl to a horn twist handle, with a
matched pair of modern Vodka and Port wine labels,
23g gross weighable
£30-40
195
A
SILVER
AND
CERAMIC
COMMEMORATIVE BOX
London 1981, circular with a pull off cover, made for
the marriage of Prince Charles to Lady Diana
Spencer, number 82 of 1500; with a small silver
Edwardian pill box, and a silver thimble, Birmingham
1928, advertising 'James Walker The London
Jewellers'
£40-60
196
AN
SAUCER
£30-40
INDIAN
EMBOSSED
CUP
199
A COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE SILVER
SPOONS
comprising: a pair of William IV Old English pattern
dessert spoons; a set of four George IV similar
dessert spoons; three other similar spoons and a set
of four Irish fiddle pattern dessert spoons, 341g (11
troy ozs) gross
£80-100
200
A PAIR OF SILVER SALTS
of octagonal outline, with liners; a silver box cover;
the collar and spout to a lemonade jug; and two
teaspoons, 163g (5.25 troy ozs)
£40-50
201
A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER STANDISH
maker W.S., Birmingham 1892, the oval fluted stand
in the rococo style on three ball feet with a spherical
cut glass well with silver foot and hinged cover,
20cm long, 130g (4.1 troy ozs) gross weighable
£70-90
202
A SET OF THE FLORAL ALPHABET
MINIATURE PLATE COLLECTION
in silver, the twenty six plates with display rack and
some paperwork, 295g (9.5 troy ozs) gross
£60-70
203
A SMALL SILVER COMPORT
by William Hutton & Sons, Birmingham 1905, the
bowl with drop ring handles, 7.7cm tall; with a glass
bowl with flared silver rim; a glass hip flask with
silver screw cap; two glass cruet bottles with silver
covers; and a late Victorian plain silver vesta case,
132.5g (4.2 troy ozs) gross
£50-60
AND
197
A NOVEL VICTORIAN SEAL FOB
in the form of a cricket bat, stumps and a coral ball
to a vacant agate base
£60-80
198
THREE SILVER SPOONS
29g gross; a cake knife; a fruit knife and a plated
teaspoon
£10-15
Lot 204
204
A TORTOISESHELL AND PASTE HAIR
COMB
a stick pin, cased; an enamelled 1836 Crown
mounted as a brooch; a Victorian agate buckle
bracelet; and other items housed in two Victorian
jewellery boxes
£100-150
205
A QUANTITY OF PLATED WARES
including wine coasters; entree dishes; a tea caddy;
holloware and other goods
£100-150
206
A SILVER MOUNTED GLASS POWDER
BOWL
the pull off cover with mirrored interior; a glass scent
bottle; two mounted glass toilet bottles, a cover from
a box; and two trophy cups, 216g (6.9 troy ozs)
weighable silver
£60-80
207
A SILVER PLATED RECTANGULAR
TRAY
with rounded corners, a gadrooned rim, and foliate
cast handles, 62cm wide.
£30-40
dinner plates, six dessert bowls, six coupe soup
bowls, two oval serving dishes and various other
items, approximately 112 pieces
£80-120
217
A COLLECTION OF TORQUAY POTTERY
Mottoware pattern, comprising jugs, egg cups,
vases, teapot, toast rack, plates, dishes, and other
assorted items, approximately 40 pieces in total
£50-70
218
A
COLLECTION
OF
WATERFORD
CRYSTAL
Ashling whisky tumblers, wine glasses, port glasses;
and items of other designs to include bowls,
decanters, glasses, approximately 40 pieces in total
£50-70
CERAMICS AND GLASS
214
A ROYAL DOULTON 'FAMOUS GROUSE
WHISKY' DECANTER
in the form of a grouse; and a Royal Doulton Whisky
decanter in the form of a snowy owl, 16cm high
£30-50
Lot 219
219
A SABINO ART GLASS OPALESCENT
BOWL
decorated with shell detail on the exterior, 23.5cm
diameter
£40-60
220
A MINTON 'HADDON HALL' PATTERN
BONE CHINA PART TEA SERVICE
decorated with a floral design, comprising six tea
cups, four saucers, four tea plates, cream jug, sugar
bowl, and an oval dish, total of 18 pieces
£30-40
Lot 215
215
A CLARICE CLIFF FRAGRANCE DISH
circa 1934, of ellipse shape, decorated with flowers
and trees, 32cm long
£120-150
216
AN EXTENSIVE WEDGWOOD 'OSBORNE'
PATTERN DINNER SERVICE
pattern R4699, comprising twelve teacups and
saucers, three milk jugs, one cream jug, one open
sugar bowl, two covered sugar bowls, two gravy
boats and saucers, six side plates, twelve tea
plates, six salad plates, six dessert plates, twelve
221
A WEDGWOOD 'CHESTER' PATTERN
PART DINNER SERVICE
comprising coffee cups and saucers, tea plates,
dessert plates, serving tureens; and other items,
some a/f, total of 35 pieces
£50-70
222
A
COLLECTION
OF
WATCOMBE
POTTERY TORQUAY WARE
in the Kingfisher design, comprising of a biscuit
barrel, pair of vases and an assortment of cups,
saucers and plates, total of 14 pieces
£30-40
230
A COLLECTION OF WEDGWOOD 'WILD
STRAWBERRY' PATTERN CHINA
To include Royal Comemmorative trios, a Midwinter
part coffee service; and an assortment of decorative
glass items, total of approximately 30 pieces.
£20-30
231
A WATERFORD CUT GLASS GAVEL
20cm long
£30-40
Lot 222
223
A ROYAL DOULTON FIGURINE, 'THE
OLD BALLOON SELLER' HN1315
A Royal Doulton character jug of Sir Winston
Churchill; and another Royal Doulton character jug,
8cm high (3)
£40-60
224
A LATE 19TH CENTURY LOVING CUP
with the motto 'TRUST IN GOD' 'THE
HUSBANDMANS DILIGENCE PROVIDES BREAD',
12.5cm high
£20-30
225
A PAIR OF SITZENDORF PORCELAIN
FIGURINES
comprising a boy in a blue coat leaning against a
tree stump; and a girl holding a basket of flowers,
19cm high
£80-120
Lot 232
232
AN EXTENSIVE DENBY 'DAYBREAK'
PATTERN DINNER SERVICE
comprising eight dinner plates, eight dessert plates,
six tea plates, twelve mugs, two jugs and a large
assortment of other items, total of approximately 90
pieces
£200-250
226
THREE
RIDGWAY
'HOMEMAKER'
PATTERN PLATES
together with a Shorter & Son water jug, decorated
with oak leaves, 23cm high, (4)
£20-30
227
A COLLECTION OF ROYAL ALBERT
'OLD COUNTRY ROSES' PATTERN BONE CHINA
comprising a teapot, four dessert plates, eight tea
plates, eight tea cups and saucers, cream jug, sugar
bowl and other assorted items, total of 37 pieces
£30-50
228
A DUBLIN CRYSTAL DECANTER
with six tumblers and tray, 46cm long
£30-40
229
AN ART DECO SHELLEY BUTTER DISH
along with a Royal Doulton D6297 Rustic decorative
plate; and a Haig Scotch Whisky water jug (3)
£30-40
Lot 233
233
AN EXTENSIVE 1950S VALLAURIS
COFFEE SERVICE
designed by Auguste Lucchesi, comprising coffee
pot, cream jug, twin handled covered sugar bowl,
two large cups & saucers, six medium cups &
saucers and six small cups & saucers, all with black
and a contrasting colour glaze, total of 31 pieces
£80-120
234
A COLLECTION OF GLASS VASES
Including Whitefriars, Murano, and Carnival glass,
total of 11 pieces
£20-30
235
A PAIR OF GERMAN PORCELAIN
FLAMENCO DANCER FIGURINES
together with a German porcelain covered pot with
floral encrusted decoration; and other items. £20-30
236
A MAJOLICA WALL PLATE
with three dimensional detail of a lemon tree branch
with flowers, leaves and lemons, 35cm diameter.
£10-20
237
A
LEAD
CRYSTAL
SWAN
IN
SCULPTURAL FORM
to include a blue and white decorated teapot, large
jug with leaves and floral design etc.
£20-30
241
A BLUE AND WHITE MINIATURE
SAMPLE PART DINNER SERVICE
with pheasant decoration, comprising various
covered serving dishes, tureens, bowls, plates and
platters, approximately 20 pieces
£60-80
242
A ROYAL WORCESTER BOXED SET OF
SIX
coffee cans and saucers in the pheasant design with
gold detailing to the rim and handle.
£30-50
243
A COLLECTION OF 19TH CENTURY
CHINOISERIE PLATES AND BOWLS
in the Penang pattern; and other similar wares, (14).
£40-60
238
A
COLLECTION
OF
FOUR
STAFFORDSHIRE FLATBACK FIGURINES
including two of Scottish interest.
£50-60
Lot 244
244
A PAIR OF CROWN DERBY IMARI JUGS
with gilt over decoration, 14cm high
£80-120
Lot 239
239
A ROYAL WORCESTER BUD VASE
And small vase with various floral decoration and gilt
detail to both. The bud vase 16cm high with 1215
stamped to the base. The small vase 8cm high with
991 stamped to the base.
£40-50
240
A DOULTON LAMBETH JUG
to commemorate the coronation of King Edward VII
and Queen Alexandra, with art Nouveau detail and
silver mount London 1902 restoration to the spout
a/f, 18cm high.
£30-40
Lot 245
245
A LATE 19TH CENTURY MINTON PEARL
RIBBON EXTENSIVE DINNER SERVICE
comprising: twelve soup bowls, eighteen dessert
plates, twenty four dinner plates, two sauce serving
covered bowls, three covered serving dishes; along
with various other items, total of 76 pieces
£100-150
252
SIX KARL ENS BIRDS
comprising a coal tit, great tit, wren, blue tit,
songbird and another bird; together with a Beswick
Robin; and a Spode Montagu Harrier, 17cm high.
£70-80
253
FOUR
PUIGDEMONT
CERAMICS
SLIPWARE GLAZE PLATES AND BOWL
two depicting birds of various spieces and the
remaining plate and bowl depicting fish, the largest
31.5cm diameter
£30-40
Lot 246 (Part lot)
246
A
COLLECTION
OF
WATERFORD
CRYSTAL
to include five decanters, two fruit serving bowls,
cream jug, sugar bowl, one tankard, four tumblers,
fourteen dessert dishes and two spare decanter
stoppers, some Lismore items, approximately 28
pieces in total
£60-80
247
THREE KARL ENS BIRDS
comprising a pair of jays perched on a branch;
another jay; and a woodpecker.
£30-40
248
A ROYAL CROWN DERBY FROG
PAPERWEIGHT
together with an Imari pin dish, and a Derby posies
rectangular dish, (3)
£30-40
249
A PAIR OF DRESDEN FIGURINES
comprising a boy carrying a basket of eggs, and a
seated girl feeding chickens, the tallest 10cm high
£40-60
250
A DRESDEN FOOTED BOWL
with pierced detail and floral decoration inside and
out; together with a Dresdon basket, with raised
floral detail to the exterior; a Dresdon miniature
plate, with applied with floral decoration, 8cm
diameter; and two Vista Alegre plant pots, one with
floral detail and another with birds perched on
branches, 15.5cm high, (5)
£60-80
251
FOUR KARL ENS BIRDS
comprising a kingfisher, bullfinch, goldfinch, along
with a Rosenthal kingfisher and Royal Copenhagen
frog on a rock, (5)
£50-70
254
A COLLECTION OF THREE LARGE
CERAMIC CATS
One by Winstanley another by Babbacombe and the
third unmarked, largest 34cm long
£40-50
255
A PAIR OF STAFFORDHIRE FLATBACKS
IN THE FORM OF SPANIELS
with two other flatbacks, one of a figure on
horseback, 30cm high
£30-40
256
A JACKSON & GOSLING COFFEE SET
comprising of one coffee pot and nine coffee cans,
ten saucers in a Shagreen style pattern (qty)
£30-40
257
A COLLECTION OF FOUR ROYAL
CROWN DERBY BIRDS AND OWLS
Comprising of a woodpecker, long tailed tit and and
two owls, two a/f
£40-50
258
A ROYAL WORCESTER GOLD CREST
Along with six Italian ceramic models of various
species of birds, (7)
£30-40
259
A BURLEIGH WARE WILLOW PATTERN
BLUE AND WHITE SERVING PLATTER
with two larger serving platters, each measuring
45cm long (3)
£30-40
260
A COLLECTION OF CRANBERRY GLASS
Comprising of a castor sugar sifter, cream jug,
covered sugar, small dish, bon-bon dish and large
jug 18cm high; total of 6 pieces
£30-40
261
A BOXED SET OF 6 WATERFORD
CRYSTAL PORT GLASSES
still with original stickers to the base, 11cm high
£30-40
262
A CROWN DUCAL ORANGE TREE PART
COFFEE SET
comprising: coffee pot, sugar bowl, six coffee cans,
five saucers, some a/f; also including Cauldron
China, comprising: twelve coffee cans and saucers
with Greek key design to the border (qty)
£40-50
Lot 267
267
A CLARICE CLIFF CROCUS PATTERN
BISCUIT BARREL
with wicker handle, 15cm high
£80-120
Lot 263
263
A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY
POTTERY PUG DOGS
with inset glass eyes, brown-grey coats and painted
gold collars, 30.5cm high.
£30-40
264
ASSORTED 19TH & EARLY 20TH
CENTURY CERAMIC WARES
including a Wedgwood style leaf-moulded basket
with applied hop decoration, 14.5cm long; a
reclining 'bathing beauty' figurine, 13.5cm long; and
a pair of Locke & Co. shell-shaped wall pockets.
£30-40
265
ASSORTED ROYAL COMMEMORATIVE
WARES
including an 1897 Queen Victoria Diamond Jubliee
enamel beaker; and a moulded rubber composition
Queen Victoria 1837-1901 figurine; together with a
small quantity of glass paperweights, including a
Spencer cigars advertising example.
£25-30
266
SIX LATE 19TH & EARLY 20TH CENTURY
INKWELLS
including a French ceramic example marked 'C.F. &
Cie / Paris' to lid interior; and a glass example with
double well and triple pen rest; together with six
assorted other items, including a perfume bottle,
(12).
£25-35
268
A LLADRO GIRL WITH GEESE
included with a Nao figurine of a girl feeding a calf
a/f, 34cm high (2)
£30-40
269
A WEDGWOOD KEITH MURRAY VASE
with matt green glaze and of ribbed form, 19cm high
£120-140
270
A GRAYS POTTERY ART DECO COFFEE
SET
in pink and cream with floral detail, comprising one
coffee pot, cream jug, sugar bowl and six coffee
cans and saucers.
£30-40
271
A SUSIE COOPER ART DECO PART
DINNER SERVICE
together with a Royal Doulton 'Nasturtium' seven
piece fruit serving set; and a Crown Devon teaset,
comprising six tea cups and saucers, six tea plates,
cream jug and sugar bowl, with a yellow border
stripe pattern (qty)
£30-40
272
A ROYAL DOULTON STONEWARE
JARDINIERE
with waved rim floral decoration and finished in a
brown and dark blue glaze, impressed marks to the
base, with shape no. 4478, 26cm high a/f
£30-40
273
ASSORTED CERAMICS & GLASSWARE
including an 1887 Queen Victoria golden jubilee
pressed glass plate; a 1902 Edward VII coronation
pressed glass plate; a 19th century porcelain pin
tray, with a hand-painted floral base and lattice-work
sides; a mug with a transfer-print of East Clevedon,
and other souvenir wares; and a pressed glass
covered dish in the form of an acorn, with a squirrel
finial, (17).
£30-40
274
ASSORTED
19TH
CENTURY
GLASSWARE
including a large white opaline vase, painted with a
bird on a branch among flowers, 30cm high; a pair
of 'end of day' vases, 19cm high; and a pair of
cranberry vases, with applied pale green spiral
scrolling and bases, 20.5cm high, total of 12 items
£30-40
275
ASSORTED BLUE & WHITE TRANSFERPRINTED WARES
including a pair of mid 19th century Davenport soup
bowls; together with a Sowerby style purple slag
glass plate; and a quantity of other ceramics,
including a pair of majolica dishes and a pair of
majolica plates.
£30-40
276
A BRISTOL POTTERY 'VINEYARD'
PATTERN COFFEE SERVICE
comprising coffee pot, milk jug, sugar bowl, six cups
and six saucers; together with four Royal Cauldon
Bristol Ironstone plates, each transfer-printed with a
bird design by Henry Pausch, 23cm diameter; and
two Bristol Pottery lidded pots.
£25-30
277
THREE BOSSONS WALL PLAQUES
comprising the Afridi Warrior, Tibetan
Buccaneer with parrot.
£20-30
280
A COLLECTION OF STUDIO POTTERY
comprising: Muchelney, Rye, Prinknash, Godshill
and various others to include a large collection of
miniature vases and bowls (qty)
£40-60
281
A MOORCROFT POTTERY HIBISCUS
PATTERN BOWL
signed and with impressed marks to the base, 16cm
diameter
£30-50
Lot 282
282
A MOORCROFT POTTERY HIBISCUS
PATTERN GINGER JAR
with impressed marks to the base, 15cm high
£60-80
283
A MOORCROFT POTTERY ANEMONE
PATTERN VASE
with impressed marks to the base, 12.5cm high
£50-70
and
278
A ROYAL DOULTON VANITY FAIR
DINNER SERVICE
Comprising of twelve dinner plates, twelve dessert
plates, eleven dessert bowls, twelve tea plates,
sauce boats, serving platters and serving tureens.
Total of approximately 87 pieces.
£60-80
Lot 284
279
A COLLECTION OF STUDIO GLASS
comprising Whitefriars; Caithness; Wedgwood;
Mdina and a Studio pottery bowl, total of 13 pieces
£40-50
284
A
MOORCROFT
POTTERY
POMEGRANATE PATTERN VASE
signed and with impressed marks to the base,
26.5cm high
£120-150
285
A MOORCROFT POTTERY OBERON
PATTERN GINGER JAR
signed and with impressed marks to the base, 15cm
high
£60-80
286
A PAIR OF MOORCROFT POTTERY
ASHTRAYS
one in the Hibiscus pattern and the other in the
Orchid pattern, one A/F
£50-70
Lot 294
287
A
GROUP
OF
MOORCROFT
MONOCHROME WARE
comprising two dishes, one with 'Grand Hotel
Llandudno'; another smaller dish; a miniature sugar
bowl; and two miniature bowls with lustre glaze,
5.5cm diameter
£50-60
288
A
COLLECTION
OF
MOORCROFT
POWDER BLUE TABLEWARE
comprising six large teacups; two coffee cans and
saucers; various egg cups and condiment items,
impressed mark to the base of each; total of 19
pieces
£50-70
289
A ROYAL DOULTON GALLANT FISHERS
JARDINIERE
a/f, 16cm high
£20-30
290
A ROYAL DOULTON GALLANT FISHERS
LARGE BOWLS
one bowl a/f 21cm diameter
£20-30
291
A ROYAL DOULTON GALLANT FISHERS
FRUIT BOWL
included with another bowl, 23cm diameter
£40-50
292
A ROYAL DOULTON GALLANT FISHERS
TEAPOT
included with a large tankard 14.5cm high, both a/f
£20-30
293
A ROYAL DOULTON GALLANT FISHERS
LARGE JUGS
both a/f and a pair of smaller jugs, 12.5cm high
£40-50
294
A ROYAL DOULTON GALLANT FISHERS
PLATES AND BOWLS
comprising three fruit saucers, two soup bowls, one
dinner plate and one sandwich tray, some a/f, total 7
pieces
£40-50
295
A COLLECTION OF ROYAL DOULTON
ISAAC WALTON WARE
comprising one dinner plate, tobacco jar (no lid) and
two large jugs, tallest 18.5cm high, some a/f total 4
pieces
£40-50
296
A VICTORIAN CLARET JUG
with a silver plated cast metal collar, spout and
handle, 26.5cm high; together with a quantity of
other glassware, including decanters and finger
bowls.
£40-50
297
ASSORTED
POOLE,
TORQUAY
&
HONITON POTTERY WARES
including serving dishes, approximately 25 pieces
£30-40
298
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY WALL
MIRROR
possibly German, with a white porcelain floral
encrusted and beaded inner frame, the plate 24cm x
18cm (oval); together with a similar white porcelain
'Blanc de Chine' teapot, unmarked, with moulded
and encrusted floral and foliate decoration, 18cm
high, (2).
£40-50
299
A MEISSEN PORCELAIN CHARIOT
GROUP
Depicting three women riding in a chariot drawn by
winged beasts, 48cm long, 39cm high a/f
£50-70
Lot 300
300
A MEISSEN FIGURE OF A YOUNG MAN
PLAYING A RECORDER
resting against a tree stump with a recumbent dog
at his feet, 15.5cm high (one finger and tip of
instrument professionally restored).
£400-450
Lot 302
303
FOUR CROWN DERBY COFFEE CUPS &
SAUCERS
each with rose and garland banded decoration,
navy blue rims, and gilt lining; together with a further
two matching saucers.
£20-30
304
A MATCHED PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY
CUT GLASS DECANTERS
complete with stoppers; together with a pair of 19th
century large wine goblets, (4).
£25-35
305
A 19TH CENTURY POTTERY JUG
with hand-painted gilded blue floral decoration,
15cm high; together with two early 19th century
stipple engravings, each in a gilded frame, (3).
£30-40
Lot 301
301
A DOULTON LAMBETH CARRARA WARE
VASE
with floral decoration outlined in gold, marked to the
base '6646' and with painters initials 'K.R.', 32cm
high.
£100-120
302
A
JAMES
MACINTYRE
&
CO.
MOORCROFT FLORIAN BLUE POPPY CACHE
POT AND STAND
with Macintyre Burslem mark to the base, 9cm high
(excluding stand).
£280-320
306
A 19TH CENTURY PORCELAIN PEN
TRAY
probably
French,
with
hand-painted
floral
decoration, the base with hand-written provenance:
'Purchased at the Empress Eugenie's House Sale,
Farnborough Hill... 1927... Used at her own writing
table', 22cm long; together with a copy of the
catalogue from the aforementioned sale.
£40-60
307
A LATE 18TH OR EARLY 19TH CENTURY
PORCELAIN TEA BOWL
probably German, hand-painted in black with a
representation of Leda and the swan, and various
floral arrangements, the base with a variant
Meissen-style cross-swords mark, 4.5cm high.
£40-60
310
A DUTCH DELFTWARE MINIATURE
LONGCASE CLOCK
fitted with a painted enamel dial depicting a sailing
ship approaching harbour, and with a pocket watch
movement, 31cm high.
£80-100
Lot 308
308
A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH CABARET
TEA SERVICE
comprising a teapot, lidded sucrier, cream jug, two
cups and saucers, and a tray, hand-painted with
reserve portraits of society ladies, named to the
bases, and flower arrangements, against gilded
French blue grounds, the bases marked 'L.F.' within
Sevres-style surrounds, the tray 29cm x 29cm, the
teapot 13cm high (sucrier and one cup with chipped
rims).
£100-150
309
FIVE 19TH CENTURY PORCELAIN
PLATES
with hand-painted landscape designs, within broad
dark magenta borders, 22.5cm diameter; together
with two further 19th century plates, decorated with
garlands of roses within pink borders; and a
matching cake stand, (8).
£25-30
311
SIX ASSORTED TRANSFER PRINTED
WARES
mainly 19th century, including a pearlware shallow
dish depicting children with pond yachts, 12cm
diameter.
£20-30
312
A CROWN DERBY JAPONISME PLATE
22.5cm diameter; a pair of ironstone plates; and
assorted other ceramic wares.
£20-30
313
A 20TH CENTURY GIRAUD (LIMOGES)
TEA & DINNER SERVICE
comprising eight cups and saucers, eight side
plates, and eight dinner plates, with a gilded floral
pattern; together with a Furstenberg tray in a
matching pattern.
£30-40
314
A STAFFORDSHIRE WESLEY CLOCK
FLATBACK GROUP
with John Wesley preaching, 29cm high
£30-40
315
A ROYAL DOULTON
RIBBONS FIGURINE
HN2017, 15cm high
£40-50
SILKS
AND
316
WITHDRAWN - A MINTON PARIAN
FIGURE OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
after John Bell, the base stamped 'Minton', 44cm
high (head restored; base broken and glued).
£40-50
317
WITHDRAWN - A 1930S LIGHT SHADE
of faceted and lobed form, with a part frosted, part
lustred finish, 31.5cm high.
£20-40
318
TEN 19TH CENTURY MEISSEN DINNER
PLATES
hand-painted with exotic birds; together with a
matching cake stand, (11).
£200-250
Lot 310
wall charger, a vase decorated with various fruits
and an art deco duo (5)
£30-40
325
A PAIR OF ART NOUVEAU VASES
One decorated with a stylised peacock with trees
and sunburst background detail. 23cm high (2)
£30-40
Lot 318
319
AN ART DECO THOMAS FORESTER &
SONS PHOENIX 'SUNGLO' POTTERY JUG
with incised and painted decoration, 19cm high; a
Shelley vase, transfer-printed with sailing boats in a
moonlit bay, 17cm high; an Art Deco mottled shaped
glass bowl, 19cm wide; a Sandland Ware pottery
ashtray, with a transfer print of W.G. Grace at the
crease, 23cm long; a Royal Doulton series ware
plate, 'Romeo', 26cm diameter; and assorted other
items.
£30-40
320
TWO DELFT TILES
probably 19th century, both depicting buildings in a
landscape, approximately 11.5cm x 11.5cm,
uniformly framed.
£30-40
321
A MID 19TH CENTURY COPPER
LUSTREWARE JUG
decorated with maternal figural groups in reserves
entitled 'Charity', 17.5cm high.
£30-40
322
A
19TH
CENTURY
CONTINENTAL
PORCELAIN CANDELABRUM
probably German, the flower encrusted scrollwork
column with figures of a seated boy and girl, 36cm
high.
£30-40
323
A 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL POT &
COVER
possibly Meissen, with flower encrusted decoration,
the base with a crossed swords mark, 9.5cm high.
£30-40
324
A CLARICE CLIFF CELTIC HARVEST
CAKE STAND
including a Doulton Lambeth handled pot decorated
with gold swirls, stamped with "5542" a Portugese
326
A MIXED GROUP OF KITCHENALIA
including a set of Avery Scales, Shelley jelly mould,
cocoa tin, Courage pub jug, three Japanese lacquer
trays and other items (qty)
£30-40
Lot 327
327
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY GRAINGERS
WORCESTER TEAPOT
with unusual hand-painted rose and chrysanthemum
decoration; together with matching plate, 23.5cm
wide, (2).
£80-100
ORIENTAL CERAMICS AND WORKS
OF ART
331
TEK SING CARGO
Twelve pieces of early 19th century Chinese
porcelain, comprising two blue and white circular
saucer dishes, painted with two concentric bands of
petals around a central spiral, with alternating
lingszhi-fungus and fruiting peach or flowering lotus
sprays, each approximately 18cm diameter; two
blue and white circular bowls, similarly decorated,
each approximately 16cm diameter; two blue and
white circular saucer dishes, painted with a stylized
phoenix bird within a band of waves, each
approximately 18cm diameter; two blue and white
circular bowls, block-printed with Shou characters
on lotus petals, alternating with an elaborate stylized
flower, each approximately 15cm diameter; two blue
and white circular bowls, block-printed with houses
in a mountainous river scene, each approximately
15cm diameter; and two blue and white circular
bowls, the rims painted with a band of circles
alternating with colons, between horizontal lines,
each approximately 10.5cm diameter.
History: The 'Tek Sing' (or 'True Star') was a large
three-masted Chinese ocean-going junk which sank,
after running aground on a reef in the Gaspar Strait,
on 6th February 1822. It had sailed from Amoy (now
Xiamen, in Fujian province, China) and was bound
for Batavia in the Dutch East Indies (now Jakarta,
Indonesia), laden with a cargo of porcelain and
1600 Chinese immigrants, most of whom lost their
lives. Following the discovery of the wreck in 1999
the salvageable cargo was raised from the sea bed,
having lain undisturbed for nearly 180 years.
£100-120
332
TEK SING CARGO
Twelve pieces of early 19th century Chinese
porcelain, comprising two blue and white circular
saucer dishes, painted with two concentric bands of
petals around a central spiral, with alternating
lingszhi-fungus and fruiting peach or flowering lotus
sprays, each approximately 18cm diameter; two
blue and white circular bowls, similarly decorated,
each approximately 16cm diameter; two blue and
white circular saucer dishes, painted with a stylized
phoenix bird within a band of waves, each
approximately 18cm diameter; two blue and white
circular bowls, block-printed with Shou characters
on lotus petals, alternating with an elaborate stylized
flower, each approximately 15cm diameter; two blue
and white circular bowls, block-printed with houses
in a mountainous river scene, each approximately
15cm diameter; and two blue and white circular
bowls, the rims painted with a band of circles
alternating with colons, between horizontal lines,
each approximately 10.5cm diameter.
History: The 'Tek Sing' (or 'True Star') was a large
three-masted Chinese ocean-going junk which sank,
after running aground on a reef in the Gaspar Strait,
on 6th February 1822. It had sailed from Amoy (now
Xiamen, in Fujian province, China) and was bound
for Batavia in the Dutch East Indies (now Jakarta,
Indonesia), laden with a cargo of porcelain and
1600 Chinese immigrants, most of whom lost their
lives. Following the discovery of the wreck in 1999
the salvageable cargo was raised from the sea bed,
having lain undisturbed for nearly 180 years.
£100-120
333
TEK SING CARGO
Twelve pieces of early 19th century Chinese
porcelain, comprising two blue and white circular
saucer dishes, painted with two concentric bands of
petals around a central spiral, with alternating
lingszhi-fungus and fruiting peach or flowering lotus
sprays, each approximately 18cm diameter; two
blue and white circular bowls, similarly decorated,
each approximately 16cm diameter; two blue and
white circular saucer dishes, painted with a stylized
phoenix bird within a band of waves, each
approximately 18cm diameter; two blue and white
circular bowls, block-printed with Shou characters
on lotus petals, alternating with an elaborate stylized
flower, each approximately 15cm diameter; two blue
and white circular bowls, block-printed with houses
in a mountainous river scene, each approximately
15cm diameter; and two blue and white circular
bowls, the rims painted with a band of circles
alternating with colons, between horizontal lines,
each approximately 10.5cm diameter.
History: The 'Tek Sing' (or 'True Star') was a large
three-masted Chinese ocean-going junk which sank,
after running aground on a reef in the Gaspar Strait,
on 6th February 1822. It had sailed from Amoy (now
Xiamen, in Fujian province, China) and was bound
for Batavia in the Dutch East Indies (now Jakarta,
Indonesia), laden with a cargo of porcelain and
1600 Chinese immigrants, most of whom lost their
lives. Following the discovery of the wreck in 1999
the salvageable cargo was raised from the sea bed,
having lain undisturbed for nearly 180 years.
£100-120
334
TEK SING CARGO
Twelve pieces of early 19th century Chinese
porcelain, comprising two blue and white circular
saucer dishes, painted with two concentric bands of
petals around a central spiral, with alternating
lingszhi-fungus and fruiting peach or flowering lotus
sprays, each approximately 18cm diameter; two
blue and white circular bowls, similarly decorated,
each approximately 16cm diameter; two blue and
white circular saucer dishes, painted with a stylized
phoenix bird within a band of waves, each
approximately 18cm diameter; two blue and white
circular bowls, block-printed with Shou characters
on lotus petals, alternating with an elaborate stylized
flower, each approximately 15cm diameter; two blue
and white circular bowls, block-printed with houses
in a mountainous river scene, each approximately
15cm diameter; and two blue and white circular
bowls, the rims painted with a band of circles
alternating with colons, between horizontal lines,
each approximately 10.5cm diameter.
History: The 'Tek Sing' (or 'True Star') was a large
three-masted Chinese ocean-going junk which sank,
after running aground on a reef in the Gaspar Strait,
on 6th February 1822. It had sailed from Amoy (now
Xiamen, in Fujian province, China) and was bound
for Batavia in the Dutch East Indies (now Jakarta,
Indonesia), laden with a cargo of porcelain and
1600 Chinese immigrants, most of whom lost their
lives. Following the discovery of the wreck in 1999
the salvageable cargo was raised from the sea bed,
having lain undisturbed for nearly 180 years.
£100-120
Lot 335
335
TEK SING CARGO
Twelve pieces of early 19th century Chinese
porcelain, comprising two blue and white circular
saucer dishes, painted with two concentric bands of
petals around a central spiral, with alternating
lingszhi-fungus and fruiting peach or flowering lotus
sprays, each approximately 18cm diameter; two
blue and white circular bowls, similarly decorated,
each approximately 16cm diameter; two blue and
white circular saucer dishes, painted with a stylized
phoenix bird within a band of waves, each
approximately 18cm diameter; two blue and white
circular bowls, block-printed with Shou characters
on lotus petals, alternating with an elaborate stylized
flower, each approximately 15cm diameter; two blue
and white circular bowls, block-printed with houses
in a mountainous river scene, each approximately
15cm diameter; and two blue and white circular
bowls, the rims painted with a band of circles
alternating with colons, between horizontal lines,
each approximately 10.5cm diameter.
History: The 'Tek Sing' (or 'True Star') was a large
three-masted Chinese ocean-going junk which sank,
after running aground on a reef in the Gaspar Strait,
on 6th February 1822. It had sailed from Amoy (now
Xiamen, in Fujian province, China) and was bound
for Batavia in the Dutch East Indies (now Jakarta,
Indonesia), laden with a cargo of porcelain and
1600 Chinese immigrants, most of whom lost their
lives. Following the discovery of the wreck in 1999
the salvageable cargo was raised from the sea bed,
having lain undisturbed for nearly 180 years.
£100-120
336
TEK SING CARGO
Twelve pieces of early 19th century Chinese
porcelain, comprising two blue and white circular
saucer dishes, painted with two concentric bands of
petals around a central spiral, with alternating
lingszhi-fungus and fruiting peach or flowering lotus
sprays, each approximately 18cm diameter; two
blue and white circular bowls, similarly decorated,
each approximately 16cm diameter; two blue and
white circular saucer dishes, painted with a stylized
phoenix bird within a band of waves, each
approximately 18cm diameter; two blue and white
circular bowls, block-printed with Shou characters
on lotus petals, alternating with an elaborate stylized
flower, each approximately 15cm diameter; two blue
and white circular bowls, block-printed with houses
in a mountainous river scene, each approximately
15cm diameter; and two blue and white circular
bowls, the rims painted with a band of circles
alternating with colons, between horizontal lines,
each approximately 10.5cm diameter.
History: The 'Tek Sing' (or 'True Star') was a large
three-masted Chinese ocean-going junk which sank,
after running aground on a reef in the Gaspar Strait,
on 6th February 1822. It had sailed from Amoy (now
Xiamen, in Fujian province, China) and was bound
for Batavia in the Dutch East Indies (now Jakarta,
Indonesia), laden with a cargo of porcelain and
1600 Chinese immigrants, most of whom lost their
lives. Following the discovery of the wreck in 1999
the salvageable cargo was raised from the sea bed,
having lain undisturbed for nearly 180 years.
£100-120
337
TEK SING CARGO
Twelve pieces of early 19th century Chinese
porcelain, comprising two blue and white circular
saucer dishes, painted with two concentric bands of
petals around a central spiral, with alternating
lingszhi-fungus and fruiting peach or flowering lotus
sprays, each approximately 18cm diameter; two
blue and white circular bowls, similarly decorated,
each approximately 16cm diameter; two blue and
white circular saucer dishes, painted with a stylized
phoenix bird within a band of waves, each
approximately 18cm diameter; two blue and white
circular bowls, block-printed with Shou characters
on lotus petals, alternating with an elaborate stylized
flower, each approximately 15cm diameter; two blue
and white circular bowls, block-printed with houses
in a mountainous river scene, each approximately
15cm diameter; and two blue and white circular
bowls, the rims painted with a band of circles
alternating with colons, between horizontal lines,
each approximately 10.5cm diameter.
History: The 'Tek Sing' (or 'True Star') was a large
three-masted Chinese ocean-going junk which sank,
after running aground on a reef in the Gaspar Strait,
on 6th February 1822. It had sailed from Amoy (now
Xiamen, in Fujian province, China) and was bound
for Batavia in the Dutch East Indies (now Jakarta,
Indonesia), laden with a cargo of porcelain and
1600 Chinese immigrants, most of whom lost their
lives. Following the discovery of the wreck in 1999
the salvageable cargo was raised from the sea bed,
having lain undisturbed for nearly 180 years.
£100-120
338
TEK SING CARGO
Twelve pieces of early 19th century Chinese
porcelain, comprising two blue and white circular
saucer dishes, painted with two concentric bands of
petals around a central spiral, with alternating
lingszhi-fungus and fruiting peach or flowering lotus
sprays, each approximately 18cm diameter; two
blue and white circular bowls, similarly decorated,
each approximately 16cm diameter; two blue and
white circular saucer dishes, painted with a stylized
phoenix bird within a band of waves, each
approximately 18cm diameter; two blue and white
circular bowls, block-printed with Shou characters
on lotus petals, alternating with an elaborate stylized
flower, each approximately 15cm diameter; two blue
and white circular bowls, block-printed with houses
in a mountainous river scene, each approximately
15cm diameter; and two blue and white circular
bowls, the rims painted with a band of circles
alternating with colons, between horizontal lines,
each approximately 10.5cm diameter.
History: The 'Tek Sing' (or 'True Star') was a large
three-masted Chinese ocean-going junk which sank,
after running aground on a reef in the Gaspar Strait,
on 6th February 1822. It had sailed from Amoy (now
Xiamen, in Fujian province, China) and was bound
for Batavia in the Dutch East Indies (now Jakarta,
Indonesia), laden with a cargo of porcelain and
1600 Chinese immigrants, most of whom lost their
lives. Following the discovery of the wreck in 1999
the salvageable cargo was raised from the sea bed,
having lain undisturbed for nearly 180 years.
£100-120
Lot 339
339
TEK SING CARGO
Twelve pieces of early 19th century Chinese
porcelain, comprising two blue and white circular
saucer dishes, painted with two concentric bands of
petals around a central spiral, with alternating
lingszhi-fungus and fruiting peach or flowering lotus
sprays, each approximately 18cm diameter; two
blue and white circular bowls, similarly decorated,
each approximately 16cm diameter; two blue and
white circular saucer dishes, painted with a stylized
phoenix bird within a band of waves, each
approximately 18cm diameter; two blue and white
circular bowls, block-printed with Shou characters
on lotus petals, alternating with an elaborate stylized
flower, each approximately 15cm diameter; two blue
and white circular bowls, block-printed with houses
in a mountainous river scene, each approximately
15cm diameter; and two blue and white circular
bowls, the rims painted with a band of circles
alternating with colons, between horizontal lines,
each approximately 10.5cm diameter.
History: The 'Tek Sing' (or 'True Star') was a large
three-masted Chinese ocean-going junk which sank,
after running aground on a reef in the Gaspar Strait,
on 6th February 1822. It had sailed from Amoy (now
Xiamen, in Fujian province, China) and was bound
for Batavia in the Dutch East Indies (now Jakarta,
Indonesia), laden with a cargo of porcelain and
1600 Chinese immigrants, most of whom lost their
lives. Following the discovery of the wreck in 1999
the salvageable cargo was raised from the sea bed,
having lain undisturbed for nearly 180 years.
£100-120
340
TEK SING CARGO
Twelve pieces of early 19th century Chinese
porcelain, comprising two blue and white circular
saucer dishes, painted with two concentric bands of
petals around a central spiral, with alternating
lingszhi-fungus and fruiting peach or flowering lotus
sprays, each approximately 18cm diameter; two
blue and white circular bowls, similarly decorated,
each approximately 16cm diameter; two blue and
white circular saucer dishes, painted with a stylized
phoenix bird within a band of waves, each
approximately 18cm diameter; two blue and white
circular bowls, block-printed with Shou characters
on lotus petals, alternating with an elaborate stylized
flower, each approximately 15cm diameter; two blue
and white circular bowls, block-printed with houses
in a mountainous river scene, each approximately
15cm diameter; and two blue and white circular
bowls, the rims painted with a band of circles
alternating with colons, between horizontal lines,
each approximately 10.5cm diameter.
History: The 'Tek Sing' (or 'True Star') was a large
three-masted Chinese ocean-going junk which sank,
after running aground on a reef in the Gaspar Strait,
on 6th February 1822. It had sailed from Amoy (now
Xiamen, in Fujian province, China) and was bound
for Batavia in the Dutch East Indies (now Jakarta,
Indonesia), laden with a cargo of porcelain and
1600 Chinese immigrants, most of whom lost their
lives. Following the discovery of the wreck in 1999
the salvageable cargo was raised from the sea bed,
having lain undisturbed for nearly 180 years.
£100-120
Lot 341
341
A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE VASE
decorated with children at play in grassland, with a
Qianlong four character mark to base, 19cm high.
£100-150
342
A GROUP OF ASSORTED ORIENTAL
CERAMICS
including bowls, troughs and a teapot, (7).
£30-40
343
ASSORTED
ORIENTAL
CERAMIC
WARES
including a figurine in the form of a seated
Chinaman, 10cm high; and a late 19th century
Chinese export dish, with famille rose decoration,
12cm diameter; together with a Chinoiserie vase,
(5).
£30-40
344
A JAPANESE PARQUETRY INLAID
TABLE CABINET
circa 1900, with a hinged top above an arrangement
of drawers and a cupboard enclosing pigeon holes,
44cm high (one drawer front and cupboard door
detached).
£25-30
345
A LATE 19TH CENTURY CHINESE
CARVED IVORY PUZZLE BALL ON STAND
the floral and foliate decorated outer ball with five
concentric inner balls, the stand comprising a turned
support mounted on a carved peacock, set to a
hatched base with a stylized down-turned leaf
border, overall 19.5cm high (the ball 5cm diameter).
£80-100
346
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY TWO-FACED
PAPERWEIGHT
incorporating human and demon masks, mounted
on a hardwood base; a Chinese blue and white
porcelain perfume bottle, with six character mark to
the base; and other Oriental items, (6).
£40-50
347
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE
CARVED HARDWOOD FIGURINE
clutching a bag, 33cm high
£30-40
350
A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CHINESE
EXPORT CELADON GLAZE PLATES
each with polychrome bird, butterfly and flower
decoration, and with painted marks to base, 25.5cm
diameter.
£30-40
351
A 19TH CENTURY CANTONESE FAMILLE
ROSE MUG
with a principal reserve depicting figures around a
table, 13.5cm high (handle replaced; large crack;
repaired chip to rim).
£20-30
Lot 352
Lot 348
348
A
19TH
CENTURY
CHINESE
LACQUERED AND GILDED SEWING BOX
the interior with a lift-out tray in compartments,
containing a range of ivory and other sewing
accessories, including a pin wheel, needle holders,
and a clamp, the exterior painted with domestic
scenes, raised on four claw feet.
£150-200
352
A MID 19TH CENTURY CANTONESE SET
OF FOUR FAMILLE ROSE GRADUATED
STACKING CONTAINERS
complete with lids, the largest 9.5cm high and the
smallest 4cm high (all with restoration).
£80-100
353
A LATE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE
BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN VASE
15.5cm high; and four other assorted oriental
ceramic items, (5).
£20-30
354
WITHDRAWN - A LATE 19TH CENTURY
CHINESE CLOISONNE ENAMEL TRINKET BOX
the lid depicting a dragon chasing a flaming pearl,
11cm long; together with three other Chinese
cloisonne enamel items; and two Indian brass lidded
pots, with inlaid stone chip decoration, (6).
£150-200
Lot 349
349
A CHINESE KANGXI SHALLOW DISH
probably of the period, decorated with mountains
and river scenes in two panels, opposed by wild
flowers and butterflies, with a decorative border,
Artemisia leaf mark to base, 27cm diameter.
£300-350
355
A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE CHARGER
depicting peacocks and songbirds in a garden,
41cm diameter.
£80-100
363
A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE RED
LACQUER WATER CARRIER
complete with lid, 43.5cm high (the handle
detached).
£40-50
364
A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE RED
LACQUER POT & COVER
the lid carved with figures and the sides gilt painted
with flowers, 15.5cm high.
£80-100
Lot 355
356
A CHINESE CINNABAR LACQUER BOX &
COVER
the lid carved with three bearded men in a
mountainous landscape, 12.5cm diameter.
£30-40
357
A THAI TEMPLE WOODEN CARVING
set to a block base, overall 44cm high; a cast metal
figure of an Imperial Chinese soldier, 25.5cm high;
and two other items, (4).
£30-40
358
A CAST BRASS MODEL OF A
RECUMBENT OX
surrounded by other Chinese zodiacal animals, 7cm
high; together with four other cast brass models, (5).
£30-40
359
AN ORIENTAL CAST METAL BELL
20th century, with a stylized dragon crown, the
shoulder, waist and sound rim decorated in bas
relief, 31cm high.
£30-40
360
A CHINESE JADE CARVING OF A
DRAGON & GOURD
23cm high, on a stained wooden stand; another
carving; and a pair of cast resin dogs of fo.
£30-40
361
A JAPANESE SATSUMA MINIATURE TEA
SERVICE
comprising teapot, sucrier, milk jug, two cups and
two saucers, the teapot 6cm high.
£30-40
362
THREE JAPANESE SATSUMA TEA CUPS
& SAUCERS
and another, (4).
£30-40
Lot 365
365
A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE RED
LACQUER WEDDING BOX
with a partially removable sectional lid and a carved
figural handle, 31cm high.
£80-100
366
A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE RED
LACQUER FOOD CARRIER
of bulbous form, with a carved handle, 38.5cm high.
£80-100
367
A LATE 19TH CENTURY CHINESE
YIXING TEAPOT
with moulded and painted leaf and blossom
decoration in bas relief, 5cm high.
£30-40
368
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY CHINESE
BLUE & WHITE PLATTER
with hand-painted floral decoration around a central
boss, 47cm wide (oval).
£100-150
PICTURES - PRINTS
372
GEORGE WILLIAM PILKINGTON (SOUTH
AFRICAN, 1879-1958)
Congella, Durban Bay,
Etching, signed, titled and numbered 10/50 to the
margin; together with an etching of Bishop's Walk,
Lambeth, signed in the plate with initials 'CEH' and
dated [18]92, Goupil Gallery label verso, the first
10cm x 15cm, (2).
£20-30
373
SAMUEL AND NATHANIEL BUCK
The North View of Windsor Castle in the County of
Berks,
Engraving with hand colouring, 18th Century, 20cm
x 36cm; and two prints of Windsor after Paul
Sandby, (3).
£30-40
Lot 377
377
SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT (18801969)
'Picnic at La Roche'
Colour print, limited edition 429/850, 'Michael
Stewart Fine Art' blind stamp lower left, published
1977, 53cm x 68.5cm.
£250-300
378
SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT (18801969)
'Isabella of Lucenay'
Colour print, limited edition of 856, signed in pencil
lower right, blind stamp lower left, published 1969,
52cm x 68cm.
£400-450
Lot 374
374
KEITH
SIDDLE
(BRITISH,
20TH
CENTURY)
'Triplet Blue' and 'Trio 1' [Koi Carp]
A pair of limited edition colour prints, each 275/850,
signed in pencil lower right, 57cm x 40cm, uniformly
framed.
£100-150
375
SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT (18801969)
'The Mill Barbaste'
Colour print, limited edition of 850, published 1970,
52.5cm x 68.5cm.
£250-300
376
SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT (18801969)
'In Sunny Perigord'
Colour print, limited edition of 850, published 1982,
54cm x 71cm.
£200-250
Lot 379
379
SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT (18801969)
'Waves'
Colour print, limited edition of 850, signed in pencil
lower right, blind stamp lower left, published by
Frost & Reed, 1969, 49cm x 63cm.
£350-400
382
SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT (18801969)
'Five Studies of Cecilia'
Colour print, limited edition 491/850, 'Michael
Stewart Fine Art' blind stamp lower left, published
1981, 28.5cm x 59cm.
£250-300
Lot 380
380
SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT (18801969)
'Springboard'
Colour print, limited edition of 325, signed in pencil
lower right, published by W.J. Stacey, 1939, 28cm x
44.5cm.
£600-700
383
SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT (18801969)
'Cecilia Contemplating Europa'
Colour print, limited edition 562/850, 'Michael
Stewart Fine Art' blind stamp lower left, published
1982, 42.5cm x 32.5cm.
£350-400
Lot 384
384
SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT (18801969)
'Conversation Piece'
Colour print, limited edition of 500, signed lower
right, blind stamp lower left, published by W.J.
Stacey, 1943, 38.5cm x 49.5cm.
£450-550
Lot 381
381
SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT (18801969)
'Gitanas at La Galera'
Colour print, limited edition of 850, signed in pencil
lower right, blind stamp lower left, published by
Frost & Reed, 1970, 71cm x 52.5cm.
£400-450
385
SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT (18801969)
'Sara'
Colour print, limited edition of 856, signed lower
right, blind stamp lower left, published 1965, 42.5cm
x 65cm.
£500-600
386
SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT (18801969)
'Cecilia and her Studies'
Colour print, limited edition 270/850, 'Michael
Stewart Fine Art' blind stamp lower left, published
1987, 29cm x 38.5cm.
£300-350
390
SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT (18801969)
'Silver and Gold'
Colour print, limited edition of 500 for 1982,
published by Rosentiels, 21.5cm x 40cm.
£100-150
Lot 387
387
SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT (18801969)
'The Silver Mirror'
Colour print, limited edition of 851, signed lower
right, blind stamp lower left, published by Frost &
Reed, 1961, 31cm x 47.5cm.
£300-350
388
SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT (18801969)
'Cecilia in June'
Colour print, limited edition of 500, published 1987,
26.5cm x 26.5cm (tondo).
£250-300
391
SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT (18801969)
'Janelle and the Volume of Treasures'
Colour print, limited edition 523/850, 'Michael
Stewart Fine Art' blind stamp lower left, published
1992, 39.5cm x 54cm. £350-400
Lot 392
392
SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT (18801969)
'Reclining Nude III'
Colour print, limited edition 148/850, 'Michael
Stewart Fine Art' blind stamp lower left, published
1983, 42cm x 59.5cm.
£500-550
Lot 389
389
SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT (18801969)
'Model for Elegance'
Colour print, limited edition 218/850, 'Michael
Stewart Fine Art' blind stamp lower left, published
1984, 36.5cm x 50cm.
£300-350
393
SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT (18801969)
'Rosa and Marissa'
Colour print, limited edition of 700, signed lower
right, blind stamp lower left, published by Frost &
Reed, 1957, 48cm x 63cm.
£350-400
394
SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT (18801969)
'Artemis and Chione'
Colour print, limited edition 592/850, blind stamp
lower left, published 1981, 43cm x 57cm.
£300-350
WATERCOLOURS
400
G. EARP
Italianate study with figures beneath arches.
Watercolour, inscribed "G. Earp" lower right
33x22cm
£30-40
401
EDWIN T. CHICKEN (BRITISH, B.1940)
Starling
Pencil, signed lower centre, 25.5cm x 20.5cm.
£50-70
Lot 395
395
BORIS O'KLEIN (FRENCH, 1893-1985)
'A la Queue' and 'Comme nos Maitres', a pair
Hand-coloured etchings, each titled in pencil lower
left, signed in pencil lower right, 18.5cm x 45.5cm
and 19cm x 45.5cm, uniformly framed.
£40-50
396
BORIS O'KLEIN (FRENCH, 1893-1985)
'Le Malentendu!' and 'Chacun son tour'
A pair of hand-coloured etchings, each titled in
pencil lower left, signed in pencil lower right, 17.5cm
x 44.5cm.
£40-50
397
JEAN RIGAUD (FRENCH, 1912-1999)
Fishing Boats at Anchor
Colour print, inscribed, dated [19]90 and signed
across lower margin, 38cm x 46cm.
£30-40
398
TWO EARLY 19TH CENTURY STIPPLE
ENGRAVINGS
in matching gilded frames.
£25-35
399
AFTER I. CLARK (BRITISH, 19TH
CENTURY)
'The Town of Dumbarton'; 'The Town of Stirling';
'The Town of Falkirk'; 'The Town of Jedburgh'; and
'The Town of Dunkeld'
Five hand-tinted prints, published by Smith & Elder,
1824-25, various sizes, the average 49cm x 66cm.
£50-70
Lot 402
402
GERALD EDWIN TUCKER (BRITISH,
B.1932)
The Tower of London and the River Thames
Ink and watercolour, signed lower left, 46.5cm x
60.5cm.
£100-150
403
BAGLEY (BRITISH, 20TH CENTURY)
'Vosper Thorneycroft, Portsmouth - Patrol Boats in
Naval Dockyard'
Gouache, titled verso in an unknown hand, signed
lower right, 21cm x 61.5cm.
£30-40
404
JOHN SHAPLAND (BRITISH, 1865-1929)
Moorland Ponies
Watercolour, signed lower right, 27.5cm x 38cm.
£60-80
405
ATTRIBUTED TO ROBERT CHARLES
(BRITISH, 1899-1988)
Cockerel at a Barn Door
Watercolour, 22cm x 16cm; together with two figural
studies by the same hand, all unsigned, (3).
£40-60
406
BRITISH SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY)
Portrait of a Young Girl,
Watercolour and pastel, apparently unsigned, 32cm
x 26cm (oval).
£20-30
Lot 410
Lot 407
407
JAMES BURRELL SMITH (BRITISH, 18221897)
A Rural Mill; and A Mediterranean Coastal Cottage
Watercolour and bodycolour, each signed, dated
1887 and 1888 respectively, 15.5cm x 10cm and
17cm x 12cm.
£80-120
408
ALEXANDER
GRAHAM
(BRITISH, 1903-1985)
A North African Street Scene
Watercolour and charcoal, 50cm x 36cm.
£40-60
MUNRO
409
HARRY FRIER (BRITISH, 1849-1919)
A Thatched Cottage, Norton Fitzwarren
Watercolour, signed and dated 1910 lower left,
17cm x 27cm.
£200-250
410
HARRY FRIER (BRITISH, 1849-1919)
Feeding the Pigs, Bathpool, Taunton
Pen and grey washes, signed and dated 1894 lower
left, 18.5cm x 12.5cm.
£80-100
411
BRITISH SCHOOL (LATE 19TH / EARLY
20TH CENTURY)
Ruin in a Mediterranean Landscape
Watercolour, unsigned, 18.5cm x 26.5cm.
£40-60
412
HOWARD HALLUM, M.C. (BRITISH, 18851918)
Toolbag and Tools
Pencil, unsigned, attribution in a later hand verso,
35cm x 62cm.
£100-150
413
BRITISH SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY)
'Old Mill, Michelham Priory, East Sussex'
Watercolour, titled and dated 1868 lower left,
32.5cm x 23cm.
£40-50
414
J.S.B. (BRITISH, 19TH CENTURY)
'Street in Rouen'
Watercolour and bodycolour, titled and initialled
lower right, 25.5cm x 32cm.
£30-40
415
A. COLEMAN (BRITISH, 19TH CENTURY)
'A Wintry Evening, Shrewsbury'
Watercolour, signed and dated 1889 lower left, titled
verso in a later hand, 34.5cm x 24.5cm.
£30-40
416
THOMAS DYKE HART (BRITISH, 19TH
CENTURY)
'Kynance Cove'
Watercolour, signed lower left, titled verso in a later
hand, 24.5cm x 33.5cm; together with another
watercolour, by a different hand, of the James
Douglas Lighthouse, (2).
£40-50
417
T.P.H. (BRITISH, 19TH CENTURY)
A Country Bridleway with a Tree Beyond
Watercolour, initialled and dated 1840 lower left,
25cm x 17cm; together with another watercolour on
rice paper, by a different hand, of fishermen beside
a river, (2).
£30-40
418
G. DOUGLAS (BRITISH, 20TH CENTURY)
Four bust portraits of Tibetans in native attire
Pastel, each signed, average size 48cm x 32cm,
unframed.
£100-150
OILS
419
GEORGE
HORNE
(BRITISH,
20TH
CENTURY)
'Robbers Bridge, Exmoor'
Oil on board, titled to biographical label verso,
signed lower right, 19.5cm x 24cm.
£40-50
422
BRITISH SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY)
Portrait of a Young Man
Oil on tin, apparently unsigned, 28cm x 22.5cm
(oval).
£30-40
423
J. NORTON (BRITISH, CONTEMPORARY)
Still life of fruit and wine
Oil on canvas, signed lower right, 59.5cm x 90cm.
£40-50
424
IRISH SCHOOL (20TH CENTURY)
The Peat Girl
Oil on board, titled in pencil verso possibly by a
different hand, 18.5cm x 11.5cm.
£30-40
425
E.C. DUBOIS (FRENCH, 20TH CENTURY)
The Oyster-catcher's Cart
Oil on canvas, signed lower right, 39cm x 78.5cm,
the frame with Harrods label verso.
£60-80
Lot 426
Lot 420
420
DONALD AYRES (BRITISH, B.1936)
'Dunkery Beacon'
Oil on board, titled verso, signed lower left, 29.5cm x
39.5cm.
£300-400
421
KEITH
GRIMMETT
(BRITISH,
CONTEMPORARY)
'Mousehole Wall'
oil on canvas, titled verso, signed lower right,
75.5cm x 101cm.
£40-60
426
PHILIP RICHARD MORRIS (BRITISH,
1836-1902)
The River Ferry
Oil on canvas, signed lower right, 50cm x 75cm (old
repairs and associated over-painting).
£100-150
427
CONTINENTAL SCHOOL (LATE 18TH
CENTURY)
Portrait of a Female en Deshabille, holding a book
and with a skull at her elbow,
Oil on canvas, apparently unsigned, 74.5cm x 62cm.
£300-400
428
H. BRICE (BRITISH, 19TH CENTURY)
Bust Portrait of a Young Lady
Oil on canvas, signed lower right, 59cm x 49.5cm.
£40-50
Lot 432
Lot 427
432
CONTINENTAL
SCHOOL
(20TH
CENTURY)
A Frigate approaching Harbour through Choppy
Waters
Oil on canvas, apparently unsigned, 59cm x 89.5cm.
£80-120
433
A GILTWOOD PICTURE FRAME
the aperture 90.5cm x 116cm.
£20-40
Lot 428
429
A. LESLIE (BRITISH, 19TH CENTURY)
A Highland Loch
Oil on canvas, signed lower right, 30cm x 60cm.
£80-120
430
CONTINENTAL
SCHOOL
(20TH
CENTURY)
Three Horses in a Moorland Landscape
Oil on canvas, indistinctly signed lower right
(Shimanyin?), 39cm x 59.5cm.
£100-150
431
G.
COLE
(BRITISH,
LATE
19TH
CENTURY)
A River Cottage at Sunrise; and A River Cottage at
Sunset, a pair
Oil on canvas, signed lower right, 50cm x 75cm.
£80-120
Lot 434
434
BRITISH
SCHOOL
(EARLY
19TH
CENTURY)
The River Gorge
Oil on canvas, apparently unsigned, 63cm x 87cm.
£200-300
435
BRITISH SCHOOL (20TH CENTURY)
Bust Portrait of a Gentleman; and Bust Portrait of a
Lady, a pair
Oil on canvas, apparently unsigned, 59.5cm x
49.5cm.
£200-300
436
PETROCELLI (ITALIAN, EARLY 20TH
CENTURY)
A Country Couple Reading a Newspaper
Oil on board, signed lower right, 24.5cm x 36cm.
£80-100
437
BRITISH SCHOOL (CONTEMPORARY)
Cockerel at Large
Oil on board, unsigned, 38.5cm x 27.5cm.
£30-40
438
Y. GOY (CONTEMPORARY)
Native North American Indian Brave
Mixed media, signed and dated 2010 lower right,
101.5cm x 81cm, unframed.
£20-40
444
ATTRIBUTED TO G. LIEBERMANN
(GERMAN, 19TH CENTURY)
A Girl Pulling on her Stockings in a Bedroom
Oil on board, unsigned, 21cm x 25.5cm.
£200-250
BOOKS
448
[MISCELLANEOUS]
Madonna, Sex, edited by Glenn O'Brien, first
edition, Secker & Warburg, London, 1992, ringbound brushed metal covers, illustrated throughout,
in original silver foil wrapper.
£20-25
439
PAM
ENTWISTLE
(BRITISH,
CONTEMPORARY)
'The Park'
Oil on board, signed and dated 1979 lower right,
titled to label verso, 88.5cm x 64.5cm.
£30-50
440
L. ROBERT (CONTEMPORARY)
Classical Figures Conversing
Oil on board, signed lower right, 59cm x 50cm;
together with two other paintings by different hands,
(3).
£20-30
441
W.R. SHEPHARD (BRITISH, MID 20TH
CENTURY)
'Chegworth Mill'
Oil on canvas, titled lower left, signed and dated
1938 lower right, 49.5cm x 59.5cm.
£100-150
442
WILFRED KINGSFORD (BRITISH, 20TH
CENTURY)
Sheep in a Woodland Pasture
Oil on canvas, signed and dated 1979 lower right,
49.5cm x 60cm.
£40-60
443
WILFRED KINGSFORD (BRITISH, 20TH
CENTURY)
A Cotswold Landscape
Oil on canvas, signed and dated 1981 lower right,
90cm x 120.5cm.
Note: This picture formed the centrepiece of the
artist's 1981 exhibition.
£100-150
Lot 449
449
[MILITARY]. GREAT WAR
Treves, Sir Frederick, editor, Made in the Trenches,
first edition, George, Allen & Unwin, London, 1916,
pictorial cloth, tipped-in colour frontispiece by Bruce
Bairnsfather, text illustrations after other hands,
quarto.
£20-30
450
[MISCELLANEOUS]
Milne, A.A. The Christopher Robin Story Book, first
edition, Methuen, London, 1929, pictorial pale blue
cloth gilt, illustrations by Ernest Shepard, small
quarto; Greenaway, Kate, illustrator. The April
Baby's Book of Tunes, reprint, Macmillan, London,
1900, pictorial cloth, colour plate and text
illustrations, square quarto; and assorted other
works (total of seven titles in eight volumes).
£20-30
451
[RELIGION & THEOLOGY]
Brown's Self-Interpreting Family Bible, Murdoch,
London, no date [circa 1880], full black morocco (rebacked), illustrations, with twin gilt metal clasp
fastenings and corner reinforcements, large quarto;
and another family Bible, 1865, (2).
£20-30
452
[MISCELLANEOUS]
Assorted titles, including works by Dickens ('The
Gadshill Edition', thirty-six volumes), Kipling (twentythree volumes), the Bronte sisters (twelve volumes),
and Jane Austen (twelve volumes).
£20-30
453
[SPORTING]
Eleven Badminton Library volumes, including
Fencing / Boxing / Wrestling, and Driving, uniformly
bound in half navy blue leather (covers with varying
wear, some significant).
£30-40
454
[MISCELLANEOUS]
Freshwater, G.J., & Bastien, Alfred. Dictionary of
Advertising and Printing, Pitman, London, 1930, half
crimson leather, plate and text illustrations, quarto;
and two other, unrelated works, (2).
£15-20
455
[MISCELLANEOUS].
CHILDRENS
&
OTHER
Kingston, W.H.G. The Young Rajah. A Story of
Indian Life and Adventure, Nelson, London, 1876,
bevelled pictorial crimson cloth gilt, plate
illustrations, octavo; Fenn, G. Manville. To Win or To
Die. A Tale of the Klondike Gold Craze, Partridge,
London, no date, pictorial blue cloth gilt, plate
illustrations, octavo; Aesop's Fables, reprint, Coker,
London, 1930, cloth-backed pictorial boards,
illustrations by Nora Fry, quarto; and a further thirty
assorted works, (33).
£30-40
456
[HISTORY]
Wilson, H.W., & Hammerton, J.A. The Great War.
The Standard History, Volumes 1-13, Amalgamated
Press, London, 1914-19, most maroon cloth,
illustrations, tall quarto; Hammerton, Sir John. The
Second Great War, Volumes 1-8, Amalgamated
Press, London, no date, half leather, illustrations,
quarto; and a further eight assorted volumes, (29).
£20-30
457
[MISCELLANEOUS]
Rossignol, Ethel de. A Goodly Company, The
Chiswick Pres, no date, green cloth, colour and
monochrome illustrations, folio. £20-30
COLLECTORS ITEMS
461
STAMPS - ASSORTED GREAT BRITAIN
DECIMAL MINT
in presentation packs, booklets, and loose, (over
£120 face value).
£50-60
462
STAMPS - OVER 200 GREAT BRITAIN,
COMMONWEALTH & WORLD FIRST DAY &
COMMEMORATIVE COVERS
together with a small quantity of other items.
£30-40
463
FOOTBALL - TWENTY-FOUR ASSORTED
ANNUALS
circa 1960s-70s.
£25-30
464
STAMPS - OVER 200 GREAT BRITAIN &
COMMONWEALTH FIRST DAY & OTHER
COVERS
together with a small quantity of PHQ cards.
£30-40
465
STAMPS - ASSORTED GREAT BRITAIN
DECIMAL MINT
in presentation packs and loose, (over £60 face
value); together with a quantity of Great Britain first
day covers and other items.
£30-40
466
STAMPS - OVER 200 GREAT BRITAIN
FIRST DAY COVERS
together with twenty-two commemorative coin
covers, (seven albums and loose).
£30-40
467
ASSORTED PHOTOGRAPHS
late 19th and early 20th century, including carte de
visite and cabinet examples, (box).
£20-30
468
A LATE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE
CARVED IVORY OKIMONO, IN THE FORM OF A
STANDING GEISHA
wearing a kimono, one hand holding the edge of her
robe, unsigned, 11cm high (head broken and glued;
lacking one hand; loss to tip of folded robe);
together with a late 19th century cast brass cat, in
the form of a fireman, wearing a helmet and tunic,
6.5cm high; a 19th century circular gilt metal trinket
box, with enamelled decoration to the side and a
hinged glass top, 4.5cm diameter; and assorted
other items.
£25-35
476
A VICTORIAN MUSICAL PHOTOGRAPH
ALBUM
with a relief cast composition cover, containing
fifteen cabinet size images, mainly portraits, and
seven carte-de-visite portraits, the musical
movement playing four airs, complete with key.
£40-50
469
A GERMAN 'ANKER' DRAUGHTSMAN'S
DRAWING SET
in a fitted case with zip fastenings.
£20-30
470
A COLLECTION OF EDUCATIONAL
IDENTIFICATION POSTERS
illustrating wild flowers, plants, insects, sea
creatures and birds, (approximately 60).
£30-40
471
ASSORTED DIECAST MODEL MILITARY
VEHICLES & AIRCRAFT
by Dinky and others, circa 1950s-70s, variable
condition, each unboxed, (21). £30-35
472
ASSORTED DIECAST MODEL VEHICLES
by Dinky and Corgi, circa 1950s-60s; together with a
Tri-ang Minic tinplate racing car, variable condition,
each unboxed, (18).
£30-40
473
ASSORTED DIECAST MODEL VEHICLES
by Matchbox and others, most circa 1950s-70s,
variable condition, most playworn and unboxed;
together with a small quantity of Meccano
magazines and other toy product literature, including
an Airfix Construction Kit Catalogue, 8th edition.
£25-30
474
A OO GAUGE MODEL RAILWAY
COLLECTION
including a Hornby No.R353, L.B.S.C. Class E2 0-60 tank locomotive, 100, lined brown livery, boxed
(lacking one buffer; box worn).
£20-25
475
A LATE 19TH CENTURY MAELZEL
METRONOME
in an ebonized case; a Japanese transfer-printed
papier-mache shallow dish; and assorted other
items, (6).
£25-30
Lot 477
477
APPROXIMATELY 130 COMICS
circa 1960s, including Fantastic, Nos 1, 3, 28, 3032, 35-38, 40-44, 46-50, 52-58, 67, and 70-76;
together with a Superman annual 1961-62 (spine
repaired with cloth tape).
£30-40
478
A COLLECTION OF BEER MATS
circa 1960s and later, (three boxes).
£25-30
479
AN 'ENCORE' ACOUSTIC GUITAR
in a limp case; together with an Ozark flat-back
mandolin, in a limp case, (2).
£40-50
480
ASSORTED MAGAZINES
mostly the Illustrated London News, circa 1950s60s.
£20-30
481
A COLLECTION OF BRITISH & OTHER
COINS
mainly 20th century, including proof examples.
£35-45
482
A PAIR OF CARL ZEISS BINOCULARS
marked 'Deltrintem / 8 x 30', serial no. 1204578, in a
brown leather case.
£20-30
483
POSTCARDS - FOUR FRENCH REAL
PHOTOGRAPHIC NUDE PORTRAITS
circa 1915, the reverses unmarked and postally
unused.
£20-30
484
STAMPS - AN ALL-WORLD COLLECTION
including a small quantity of mint, (three albums and
loose).
£20-30
489
MEDAL - A POLISH MONTE CASSINO
[MAY 1944] CROSS
numbered verso '5 765' (lacking ribbon).
£20-30
490
SIX ASSORTED PENS
including a Conway Stewart 388 fountain pen, with a
silver-blue marbled body and a 14ct gold nib, boxed;
a Parker Lady Duofold, crimson, boxed; and a
Ronson 'Penciliter'; together with an Ancient Order
of Foresters gilt brass and nickel mounted horn
hunting horn, 30.5cm long; and a set of cigarette
cards, Player 'Military Uniforms of the British Empire
Overseas', 1938 (50/50), in adhesive album.
£25-30
491
COIN - COOK ISLANDS, ELIZABETH II
FIVE DOLLARS, DIAMOND WEDDING, 2007
gold-plated cupro-nickel with diamonds, limited
edition 677/1947, in case of issue.
£25-30
Lot 485
485
A GENERAL POST OFFICE NO.150
CANDLESTICK TELEPHONE
the japanned column and foot with brass fittings and
a bakelite mouthpiece moulded 'T.E. 234 No.22', the
base stamped 'P2391'; together with a North Electric
'Galion' rotary dial phone, in black bakelite, (2).
£60-80
486
A 'DOUBLE-SIX' SET OF BONE & EBONY
DOMINOES
circa 1900, complete in twenty-eight pieces,
contained in a wooden box, the folding top with a
parquetry inlaid cribbage board to the exterior;
together with a painted bisque reclining 'bathing
beauty' figurine, 8.5cm long.
£30-40
487
COINS - A CANADA 'CALGARY 1988
OLYMPIC
WINTER
GAMES'
SILVER
20
DOLLARS, 1986
with a cross-country ski-ing design to the reverse, in
box of issue (one Troy ounce); together with seven
assorted British pre-1920 silver coins (approximately
43g).
£20-25
488
COINS - ASSORTED BRITISH & WORLD
COINAGE
mainly 20th century, variable condition.
£20-30
Lot 492
492
COINS - GEORGE III HALFCROWN, 1819
small laureate head; together with a George III
'cartwheel' Twopence; George III Shilling, 1816;
George IV Shilling, 1826; Victoria Crown, 1896 (LX);
Victoria Threepence, 1881; three George V
Threepences, 1913, 1914, & 1919; and a George V
Crown, 1935.
£25-30
493
COINS - ASSORTED PRE-1920 GREAT
BRITAIN SILVER COINAGE
generally worn, (approximately 207g).
£30-40
494
COINS - ASSORTED 1920-46 GREAT
BRITAIN SILVER COINAGE
(approximately 161g).
£20-25
495
COINS - ASSORTED WORLD COINAGE
including a Great Britain 1976 proof set, cased.
£20-25
496
COINS - ASSORTED BRITISH & WORLD
COINAGE
mainly late 19th and 20th century, variable
condition; together with a small quantity of
banknotes.
£20-30
Lot 502
497
ASSORTED CIGARETTE CARDS
including Wills, 'The World's Dreadnoughts', 1910,
variable (25/25); Player, 'Cricketers, 1934', 1934,
variable (50/50); Player, 'Footballers, Caricatures by
"RIP"', 1926, variable (50/50); Churchman, 'History
& Development of the British Empire', 1934, variable
(50/50); and Player, 'Curious Beaks', 1929, variable
(50/50), (four albums).
£20-30
498
STAMPS - AN ALL-WORLD COLLECTION
mainly
circa
1930s-50s,
including
British
Commonwealth, (two albums).
£20-30
499
A GREAT WAR PAIR OF MEDALS TO
ORDINARY SEAMAN (FIRST CLASS) F.T.
HOSKING, ROYAL NAVY
comprising the British War Medal 1914-20 and
Victory Medal (both 363294 F.T. Hosking. O.S.1
R.N.), officially impressed, unmounted.
£30-40
500
ASSORTED GREAT WAR MEDALS &
MILITARIA
comprising a British War Medal 1914-20 (30638 Pte.
M. Sowter. Som. L.I.), officially impressed,
unmounted; a Victory Medal (17023 Pte. A. Shipton.
Som. L.I.), officially impressed, unmounted; a silver
Wound Badge, stamped to the reverse '224353'; a
Royal Fusiliers cap badge; and a Royal Artillery cap
badge, (5).
£30-40
501
A BRITISH MK VI COMBAT HELMET
circa 1987/88, size large, with disruptive pattern
material covers in both woodland and desert
finishes.
£20-30
502
A FRENCH M26 ADRIENNE COMBAT
HELMET
painted dark olive green.
£25-35
503
A BRITISH MK V 'TURTLESHELL'
COMBAT HELMET
circa 1972, painted black, complete with stockinette
inner.
£20-30
504
A POST SECOND
MILITARY PARADE HELMET
unmarked, painted olive green.
£20-25
WORLD
WAR
505
A BRITISH P1907 S.M.L.E. BAYONET
by Wilkinson, the ricasso markings including a
reissue date of [19]22 (issue date indistinct), in its
leather scabbard, with a later webbing frog.
£30-40
506
A U.S. MI [SECOND WORLD WAR]
GARAND BAYONET
by Pal Blade and Tool, the ricasso dated 1943, in its
fibreglass scabbard.
£25-30
Lot 507
507
A U.S. M5 [KOREAN WAR] GARAND
BAYONET
in its fibreglass scabbard, the steel throat stamped
'USM8A1 / T W B'.
£25-30
508
A BRITISH NO.9 MK I S.M.L.E. BAYONET
made at the Royal Ordnance Factory, Poole, date
stamped '1949', in its steel scabbard, with a later
plastic webbing frog.
£20-25
Lot 509
509
A BRITISH NO.5 MK I BAYONET
by Wilkinson, the ricasso marked 'W.S.C.', in its
steel scabbard, with a later plastic webbing frog.
£20-25
510
A BRITISH NO.4 MK II SPIKE BAYONET
in its steel scabbard, with a webbing frog.
£20-25
513
ASSORTED CARD GAMES
including Gibson & Sons 'In Castle Land', some
boxed (none checked for completeness).
£20-30
514
A 19TH CENTURY
SHAGREEN WATER PIPE
unmarked, 39cm high.
£30-40
FAR
EASTERN
515
A SECOND WORLD WAR SILK MAP
of Greece, Turkey and the Aegean Sea, printed to
both sides, approximately 50cm x 61cm, in a
double-sided frame.
Provenance: Special Operations Executive, thence
by family descent.
£30-40
516
A BRITISH MILITARY SERVICE ISSUE
GAS MASK
circa 1980s.
£15-20
517
[GREAT
WAR
INTEREST].
A
GRIMWADES POTTERY CANDLESTICK
transfer printed with an 'Old Bill' scene after Bruce
Bairnsfather ('Well if you knows of a better 'ole...'),
the base marked 'Made by the girls of Staffordshire
during the winter of 1917 when the boys were in the
trenches fighting for liberty and civilization', 15.5cm
diameter.
£20-30
Lot 511
511
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY SILKWORK
PICTURE
depicting ladies at leisure outside a country inn,
inscribed verso 'Worked by Sophia Baker / 1801 / &
given to Sarah Hougham', 11.5cm x 15.5cm (oval).
£50-70
512
A BLACK BRUSHED SILK TOP HAT
the interior lining marked 'Harrods Ltd / London', in a
leather hat box; together with a pair of suede gloves;
and a black feather fan.
£30-40
518
A
COLLECTION
BOTTLE STOPPERS
including carved wooden
examples.
£30-40
OF
Black
DECORATIVE
Forest
style
519
FOUR MID 20TH CENTURY NEPALESE
KHUKRIS
two with carved tiger's head pommels, each in its
leather scabbard.
£30-40
520
A 'CONCERT GRANDE' MAHOGANY
CABINET GRAMOPHONE
with an integral record storage compartment, 98cm
high.
£40-60
521
PHOTOGRAPHS
- APPROXIMATELY
TWENTY-TWO GLASS PLATE NEGATIVES
comprising portraits and topographical views,
including collapsed buildings and up-rooted trees,
each 10cm x 13cm.
£30-40
522
PHOTOGRAPH - A BLACK & WHITE
VIEW OF THE SOMERSET SANITARY STEAM
LAUNDRY, TAUNTON
with horse-drawn delivery carts drawn up outside,
28cm x 35.5cm.
£20-30
523
A LATE 19TH CENTURY PORTABLE
SEWING MACHINE
the japanned and gilded body with a needle plate
marked 'Jas G. Weir / ... London', in an ebonized
wooden travel case.
£60-80
524
ASSORTED
MID
20TH
EDUCATIONAL FILM STRIPS
£20-30
CENTURY
£20-30
530
ASSORTED MID 20TH CENTURY TRAVEL
EPHEMERA
including menus; together with two scrapbooks of
similar period.
£30-40
531
A FENCING EPEE
together with a pair of spurs; and a brown leather
belt with a pouch.
£60-80
532
THREE LARGE STONEWARE BOTTLES
impressed, respectively, 'R.J. Gimblett / Spirit
Merchant / Watchet' (37cm high); 'Bond / Wine &
Spirit Merchant / Wiveliscombe / Somerset' (37cm
high); and 'S.W. Arnold & Son / Limited / Taunton'
(46.5cm high).
£30-40
CARPETS
525
A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH GILT BRASS
TWO-DRAW MONOCULAR BY CHEVALLIER
the outer barrel covered with ivory; a pair of
enamelled gilt brass opera glasses, circa 1900, with
a folding handle; and an onyx box and cover, (3).
£40-50
526
COINS - ASSORTED GREAT BRITAIN
COINAGE
mainly 1960s.
£10-15
527
[CRICKET]. A DUNCAN FEARNLEY BAT
signed to the face by the Indian team of 1986
(thirteen signatures), and to the reverse by the
Somerset and Kent teams (thirteen and eleven
signatures respectively), 82cm long.
£20-30
528
A COLLECTION OF CRESTED CHINA
by Goss and others, (approximately sixty-two
pieces).
£20-30
529
AFTER D.G. MACKAY (BRITISH, 20TH
CENTURY)
'1932 Morgan 750cc Three-Wheeler'; and '1930
Bentley 4 1/2 Litre Supercharged', a pair
Colour prints, 32.5cm x 53cm, uniformly framed.
Lot 536
536
AN INDIAN HAND WOVEN RUG
of floral design on a beige ground, 6'x4'
£30-40
537
A MIDDLE EASTERN RUNNER
20th century, 297cm x 105.5cm.
£30-50
FURNITURE, WORKS OF ART AND
CLOCKS
543
A 19TH CENTURY BLACK SLATE
MANTLE CLOCK
The circular dial with Roman numerals, with a two
train French movement striking on a bell, the case
with incised and gilded decoration, 48.5cm high,
51cm wide
£60-80
Lot 544
Lot 540
540
A
VICTORIAN
MAHOGANY
RECTANGULAR CHEST
of Scottish design, with cushion shaped frieze
drawer, over three short deep drawers and with
three long graduated drawers below, with turned
handles, flanked by two pillar supports and raised
on four turned legs, 130cm wide, 63cm deep,
134cm high
£80-120
541
AN
EDWARDIAN
INLAID
COMMODE/BEDSIDE CABINET
with cupboard above two drawers and raised on
splayed supports, 83cm wide, 48cm deep
£30-40
544
A HEAVY COPPER TWIN HANDLED
CREAM/PRESERVE PAN
50cm diameter
£30-40
545
AN EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY
MANTEL CLOCK
the circular white enamel dial with black Arabic
numerals and an outer minute track, fitted with a
French key-wound movement, the case raised on
gilt metal ball feet, 28cm wide.
£30-40
Lot 542
542
A FRENCH GILT BRASS REPEATING
CARRIAGE CLOCK
The twin barrel movement striking on a single gong,
the dial inscribed 'Paris', 14.5cm high, including
handle
£100-150
Lot 546
546
A 1930S LIGHT OAK MAGAZINE RACK
of waterfall design, 94cm high, 38cm wide
£40-60
547
A SMALL VICTORIAN UPHOLSTERED
TWO-SEATER SOFA
with arched and buttoned backrest and on carved
frontal supports, 66cm deep, 81cm high, 130 cm
wide
£35-50
552
A 19TH CENTURY DARK OAK BUREAU
the fall front carved with dragons, profile of a
gentleman and scroll decoration, the interior fitted
with pigeon holes and eleven small drawers and
with two short and three long drawers under, raised
on bracket feet, 50 cm deep, 106 cm high, 105cm
wide
£100-150
553
A LARGE CAST METAL BELL
With 'H Marlow Ltd Excelsior works Dudley 18751957' 28cm high
£60-80
Lot 548
548
A CIRCULAR BRASS LOG BIN
with pair of lion mask drop ring handles and raised
on three paw supports, 33cm high
£60-80
554
A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY SLOPE
TOP SCHOOL DESK
Manufactured by 'School Furnishing Co. Ltd.' 54cm
wide
£30-40
549
AN UPHOLSTERED AND BUTTONED
CHAISE LONGUE/OTTOMAN
with scroll end and backrest and lift up seat, 72 cm
deep, 80 cm high , 160 cm wide
£50-70
550
AN UPHOLSTERED ROCKING OPEN
ARMCHAIR
mahogany framed and with upholstered seat back,
and armrests
£40-60
551
AN
UPHOLSTERED
NURSING/LOW
CHAIR
the hoop shaped open backrest on four turned
supports
£30-40
Lot 555
555
A PAIR OF CHANDELIERS
Each with six branch candle lights, glass drip pans,
lustre droplet, and bead decoration, approximately
60cm high
£60-80
556
A SINGLE CHANDELIER
With six branch candle lights, glass drip pans, lustre
droplet and bead decoration, approximately 60cm
high
£30-40
557
A 3 TIER CHANDELIER WITH THREE
LIGHTS
Brass detail and glass drops, approximately 50cm
high
£30-40
558
THREE ERCOL LIGHT ELM LOUNGE
CHAIRS
Cushions with two
£80-120
Lot 552
559
TWO ERCOL LIGHT ELM COFFEE
TABLES
One oval shaped with magazine rack. 100cm
diameter
£80-120
560
A GEORGIAN MAHOGANY TILT-TOP
OCCASIONAL TABLE
the turned pedestal on outswept tripod supports, 80
x 54cm
£60-80
Lot 563
563
AN EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY
OVAL OCCASIONAL TABLE
with single drawer and on four squared supports
joined by undershelf, 62cm wide, 75cm high
£80-120
Lot 561
561
A LADIES MAHOGANY RECTANGULAR
TWIN PEDESTAL WRITING DESK
with inset top, above a central drawer flanked by
eight side drawers and on plinth base on castors,
118 wide, 60cm deep, 73cm high
£120-150
564
A
VICTORIAN
MAHOGANY
RECTANGULAR TILT-TOP OCCASIONAL TABLE
the squared pedestal on an incurring platform base,
on brass castors, 71 x 53cm, 70cm high
£30-50
565
A STANDING MAHOGANY CORNER
CUPBAORD
the upper portion with mirror back cabinet above a
mirror back shelf, the cupboard below with twin
doors and shelf under, 183 high, 44cm deep
£60-80
566
A
MAHOGANY
FRAMED
CHEVAL
MIRROR
raised on outswept supports, 142cm high
£30-40
Lot 562
562
A
CONTEMPORARY
HEAVY
OAK
SQUARE COFFEE TABLE
the squares supports joined by undershelf, 122cms
square, 40cm high
£50-70
Lot 567
567
AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY BOW
FRONTED DISPLAY CABINET
fitted with two glass shelves, the four outswept
supports joined by undershelf, 105cm wide, 181cm
high
£80-120
568
A SINGLE HALL CHAIR
with inset tile backrest and on turned frontal
supports
£20-30
569
A MAHOGANY LOWBOY
with inset leather top, the central drawer flanked by
pair of square side drawers, the four turned tapering
supports on pad feet, 86cm x 52cm, 73cm high
£80-120
570
A VICTORIAN PINE DRESSER
with long drawer above a pair of panelled
cupboards, the high open rack over with three
shelves, 101cm wide, 238cm high including rack
£60-80
571
A MAHOGANY GLAZED BOOKCASE
with pair of astragal glazed doors, and fitted with two
shelves and raised on dwarf cabriole supports,
120cm width, 128cm high
£60-80
Lot 570
572
A
VICTORIAN
MAHOGANY
PART
WHATNOT
the serpentine base with single drawer, in pieces
and A/F, 56cm wide
£20-30
573
AN UPHOLSTERED LADIES HOOP BACK
CHAIR
with spindle backrest and on turned frontal supports
£40-60
574
A GEORGIAN OAK INLAID HANGING
CORNER CUPBOARD
with panelled door and fitted with three shaped
shelves, 113cm high, 76cm wide
£60-80
575
A PAIR OF RECONSTITUTED STONE
FIGURES OF RECUMBENT LIONS
modelled after the Lion of Lucerne, on two section
rectangular plinth bases, 97 x 46cm, 70cm high
£150-200
Lot 575
576
A PAIR OF RECONSTITUTED STONE
CAMPANA STYLE GARDEN URNS
on pedestal bases with scroll decoration, 110cm
high, 46cm diameter
£100-150
Lot 578
580
PETER 'RABBITMAN' HEAP, WETWANG,
YORKSHIRE
an oak cross frame stool, with leather seat and
carved rabbit signature, 60cm wide, 41cm high
£150-180
Lot 580
Lot 576
577
A VICTORIAN DARK OAK CARVED
BREAKFRONT SIDEBOARD
with panelled backrest and central drawer above a
cupboard flanked by pair of side cupboards on a
plinth base, 204cm wide, 60cm deep, 158cm high
£80-120
581
AN ARTS AND CRAFTS OAK HALL
STAND
the back fitted with clock and pair of coat hooks, the
recessed seat below with two drawers under, 122cm
wide, 203cm high
£300-400
578
A MILLSTONE
122 diameter, 15cm deep
£100-150
582
A TABLE TOP SHOP DISPLAY/SHOW
CABINET
with pair of mirror backed hinged doors, 179cm
long, 59cm high, 23cm high
£80-120
579
A COLLECTION OF BRASS CALIBRATED
SEED SPOONS/MEASURES
numbered 1-28
£30-40
583
A 1930S OAK BUREAU
with panelled fall front, and with three long drawers
under, and on ball supports, 75cm wide
£20-40
Lot 581
584
AN OAK TANTALUS
with three cut glass decanters, complete with
stoppers and key
£60-80
585
A LATE 19TH CENTURY MANTEL CLOCK
the circular white enamel dial with black Roman
numerals and marked 'Geo. Stacey / Minehead',
with a German two-train movement, 26.5cm high;
and another 19th century mantel clock, in a Gothic
revival mahogany case, 43cm high, (2).
£80-100
586
A RECTANGULAR BEVELLED WALL
MIRROR
in an ornate gilt frame with fleur de lys, floral and
scrolling decoration, 100cm wide, 74cm high
£40-60
587
AN 18TH CENTURY LONGCASE CLOCK
the painted and enamel dial with Roman numerals
and floral decoration and with seconds dial and
contained in an oak case, 198cm high
£300-400
588
A 19TH CENTURY LONGCASE CLOCK
the painted and enamel dial with date aperture,
Roman numerals and floral spray decoration and
contained in an oak case, the canopy with broken
swan neck pediment, 207cm high
£200-300
Lot 587
589
A SET OF FOUR MAHOGANY FRAMED
CHIPPENDALE STYLE DINING CHAIRS
with openwork splat backs and upholstered drop-in
seats
£60-80
590
AN ELBOW CHAIR
with openwork splat and upholstered drop-in seat
and another single chair with caned backrest (2)
£25-40
591
A SMALL OAK COFFER
with carved and panelled front, 111cm wide, 67cm
high
£60-80
592
AN EARLY DARK OAK COFFER
of small proportions, the triple panelled front carved
with lunettes and scrolling decoration, 91cm wide,
65cm high
£80-120
Lot 592
593
A GEORGIAN MAHOGANY BOW FRONT
CHEST
of three long graduated drawers with brass loop
handles and escutcheons and on bracket supports,
91cm wide, 88cm high A/F
£60-80
Lot 596
597
A
FRENCH
SPELTER
FIGURINE,
'PRISONNIERE'
circa 1900, after Ferrand, with a patinated bronze
and painted finish, 34cm high.
£20-25
598
A FRENCH SPELTER FIGURAL GROUP,
'PASSAGE DU GUE'
circa 1900, after Aug. Moreau, with a patinated
bronze and painted finish, 42.5cm high.
£25-30
Lot 593
594
A 1930S OAK SIDEBOARD
the base fitted with three drawers and pair of
cupboards under, the mirror back over flanked by
twin spiral supports, 152cm wide, 154cm high
£40-60
595
A VICTORIAN BRASS BED FRAME
136cm wide
£50-80
596
A MAX INC OVERSIZED FLOOR LAMP
in black, fully extended it has a reach of 2.9m,
manufactured entirely within the UK
£400-500
599
A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY GILT
BRASS WALL LIGHTS
each back plate set with a bevelled oval mirror,
above three branches with candle holders and drip
pans (the outer two later fitted to carry electric
bulbs), 36cm high.
£40-60
600
TWO SIMILAR LATE 19TH CENTURY
ROCOCO STYLE GILT BRASS EASEL-BACK
MIRRORS
each cast with scrolling foliate frames, 31cm and
28cm high respectively.
£40-60
601
A LATE 19TH CENTURY DRUM MANTEL
CLOCK
the circular white dial with black Roman numerals,
and with a French movement, fitted to an ebony
stand, 20cm high.
£20-30
602
AN INLAID MAHOGANY MANTEL CLOCK
the circular white enamel dial with black Arabic
numerals, and with a later French movement,
27.5cm high.
£30-40
603
A
19TH
CENTURY
CHINOISERIE
REVERSE GLASS PAINTING
17cm x 25cm; two crystoleum portrait prints, each
12.5cm x 9cm; and another print, (4).
£20-30
604
A
19TH
CENTURY
MAHOGANY
MINIATURE CHEST OF DRAWERS
possibly an apprentice piece, comprising two short
and four graduated long drawers, with cock beading,
48.5cm high, 34cm wide.
£40-60
Lot 609
609
A GEORGIAN OVAL OAK GATELEG
DINING TABLE
the turned supports joined by stretcher rails, 145 x
125cm
£100-150
610
A LATE 19TH CENTURY OVAL OAK
GATELEG TABLE
the turned supports joined by stretcher rails, 110 x
105cm
£80-120
605
A LATE 19TH CENTURY INDIAN CARVED
HARDWOOD CIGARETTE BOX
together with a mahogany tea caddy; a leather
jewellery box; and two other boxes, (5).
£30-40
611
A RECTANGULAR ENAMEL TRAY
on a folding cast stand; an oval painted tin hat box;
and a rush seat single chair with spindle backrest
(3)
£40-50
606
A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY KETTLE
STAND
the square top with a low galleried edge, above a
candle-slide, on square tapering supports, 71cm
high.
£30-40
612
A
VICTORIAN
MAHOGANY
WASHSTAND/POT CUPBOARD
later converted to a drinks cabinet, 85cm high, 45cm
wide
£30-50
607
A VICTORIAN WALNUT CHILD'S CHAIR
with a padded backrest and drop-in seat, 74cm high;
a late 19th century American stained wood child's
rocking chair; and another chair, (3).
£30-40
608
A GEORGIAN MAHOGANY CHEST
of two short and three long graduated drawers, the
circular brass drop ring hands on fleur de lys
mounts, and raised on outswept supports, 110cm
high, 106cm wide
£100-150
613
A 19TH CENTURY PANELLED OAK
COFFER
of small proportions, the interior fitted with candle
box, 56cm high, 91cm wide, 45cm deep
£120-150
614
A LARGE BRASS PLAQUE
cast with a man standing on a rock, 32cm high
£30-40
615
AN ABSTRACT STONE SCULPTURE
in the form of a human face, mounted on a wooden
stand, 62cm high
£40-60
616
A COLLECTION OF EBONY & EBONISED
ITEMS
comprising a desk tray; small pin boxes; inkwell;
leather bound common prayer book; and a modern
Russian icon painted on wood
£30-40
Lot 618
618
A GEORGIAN MAHOGANY CIRCULAR
SWIVEL TILT-TOP TABLE
with pie crust rim and bird cage support, the turned
pedestal raised on outswept tripod supports with
claw and ball feet, 62cm diameter, 72cm high
£300-400
Lot 619
Lot 617
617
AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY WALNUT
BUREAU BOOKCASE
The bureau with crossbanded fall front opening to
reveal four curved drawers with pigeon holes over
and well under, and with two short and two long
graduated drawers below, with brass loop handles,
escutcheons and key plates and raised on bracket
supports, the bookcase over with pair of shaped
glazed doors, enclosing two adjustable shelves and
with panelled back, 210cm high, 95cm wide, 57cm
deep
£1000-1500
619
A VICTORIAN UPHOLSTERED OPEN
ARMCHAIR
with carved mask elbow grips, the cabriole fronted
supports with lion mask decoration and paw feet
£200-300
620
A FRENCH KIDNEY SHAPED SIDE
TABLE
with inlaid chequered top and gilt mounts and with
single drawer the four slender supports joined by
undershelf, 65cm high, 45cm wide
£100-150
Lot 620
621
A GILT WOOD FLOOR LAMP
the turned and carved column on circular base,
140cm high
£60-80
Lot 623
Lot 622
622
A RECTANGULAR OAK JOINT STOOL
carved with lunettes, the four turned supports joined
by stretcher rails, 56cm high, 48cm wide
£100-150
623
AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY WALNUT
CHEST ON STAND
the chest with two short and three long graduated
drawers, the stand with single long drawer above
three miniature drawers, with brass loop handles,
escutcheons and key plates and with shaped apron
below and raised on later cabriole supports, 161cm
high, 102cm wide, 56cm deep
£500-700
624
A FRENCH POT CUPBOARD
with single drawer drawer above a cupboard, of
quartered and crossbanded design, with inset
marble top and lined interior, gilt mounts and on four
turned tapering supports, 84cm high, 47cm wide,
39cm deep
£100-150
625
AN EDWARDIAN OAK RECTANGULAR
POT CUPBOARD
with line inlay, 78cm high, 52cm wide
£30-50
626
A GEORGIAN MAHOGANY BOW FRONT
CHEST
of two short and three long graduated drawers with
brass loop handles and on outswept supports,
104cm high, 102cm wide, 50cm deep
£150-200
Lot 624
631
A VICTORIAN
COAL SCUTTLE
with shovel
£30-40
COPPER
EMBOSSED
632
A CONTEMPORARY BREAKFRONT SIDE
CABINET
with three drawers and cupboards under, the
bookcase over with four astragal glazed doors
enclosing adjustable shelves, 186cm high, 152cm
wide, 45cm deep
£60-80
Lot 626
627
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY PEMBROKE
TABLE
with single drawer and raised on four squared
tapering supports on brass casters, 72cm high,
81cm wide
£60-80
628
A NARROW SET OF OAK FOUR TIER
BOOKSHELVES
two brass desk lamps, trivet, twin handled pan and
quantity brass shoes
£30-40
Lot 633
633
A CONTEMPORARY WALNUT BOW
FRONT DISPLAY CABINET/BOOKCASE
the pair of glazed doors enclosing three adjustable
shelves, 125cm high, 108cm wide, 37cm deep
£40-60
Lot 629
629
A VICTORIAN SMALL MAHOGANY
PEMBROKE TABLE
with deep single drawer, the four squared tapering
supports on brass castors, 71cm, 66cm wide
£100-150
630
A VICTORIAN LOW ROCKING CHAIR
with high lathe back
£30-50
634
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY DISPLAY
CABINET
with two shelves, on a serpentine fronted stand with
two long drawers, the four squared tapering
supports with spade feet and joined by cross
stretcher, 174cm high, 76cm wide, 48cm deep
£50-70
635
AN EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY
MUSIC CABINET
with cupboard with bevelled glazed door enclosing a
single shelf, and with fall front sheet music rack
below and raised on four squared supports, 112cm
high, 54cm wide, 36cm deep
£40-60
Lot 640
640
A CHINESE ROSEWOOD ALTAR TABLE
the apron with scroll openwork decoration, the four
squared supports each joined by a pair of stretcher
rails, 89cm high, 143cm wide, 35cm deep
£200-250
Lot 635
636
WITHDRAWN - A FRENCH SPELTER
FIGURINE, '[WILLIAM] WALLACE'
on an ebonized stand, overall 137cm high (lower
section of sword broken).
£50-70
637
WITHDRAWN - AN ART DECO WALNUT
PORTABLE COCKTAIL CABINET
opening to reveal a bottle stand with cocktail
accessories and with drawer below and raised on
castors, 70cm high, 33cm wide
£30-40
638
AN ARTS & CRAFTS MAHOGANY WALL
MIRROR
with a bevelled circular plate, the frame carved with
foliate and berry detail, and stamped in monogram
'ABE', 41cm x 39.5cm; together with an Edwardian
smoker's table cabinet, 43cm high; and a Cooperative Wholesale Society biscuit tin, the lid
printed with a tavern interior smoking scene, (3).
£40-60
641
A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN INLAID CORNER
CHAIRS
with vase shaped splats and on turned supports
£50-70
642
A FRENCH CARRIAGE CLOCK
the enamel dial with Roman numerals and
contained in a serpentine shaped brass case with
overhandle, 12cm high
£60-80
643
A VICTORIAN BRASS CASED CARRIAGE
CLOCK
with repeat, contained in a fitted travelling case,
height of clock 11cm
£150-200
644
AN EDWARDIAN OIL LAMP
with decorated glass shade and brass column,
59cm high
£30-40
639
WITHDRAWN - AN ORIENTAL EBONISED
FOUR FOLD SCREEN
the panels depicting figures in landscapes, 90cm
high, folds out to 108cm
£40-60
Lot 645
645
A VICTORIAN RECTANGULAR LEAD
LINED WINE COOLER
the interior stamped 'Made in London, No 2' with
pair of cast carrying handles and on four turned
supports, 73cm high, 64cm wide, 53cm deep
£80-120
646
A VICTORIAN WALNUT DOME TOP
STATIONERY BOX
with brass mounts, 19cm wide; a small oak barrel
shaped casket and a hardwood waste paper bin
carved with ivy decoration (3)
£30-40
Lot 651
651
A LATE REGENCY WALNUT INLAID
SOFA TABLE
fitted with two short drawers, the twin vase shaped
supports on pairs of outswept legs with brass caps
and castors, 72cm high, 158cm wide including laps,
66cm deep
£300-400
Lot 647
647
A VICTORIAN WALNUT SUTHERLAND
TABLE
raised on twin spiral supports, 59cm high, 60cm
wide
£50-70
652
A VICTORIAN INLAID WORK BOX
with fitted interior, on stand with sliding fabric pouch
and raised on four squared supports with spade
feet, 32cm wide, 75cm high
£150-200
648
A SPECIMEN STONE TERRESTIAL
TABLE GLOBE
gimbel mounted with brass stand, 32cm high
£30-40
649
AN OVAL MAHOGANY WALL MOUNTED
DISPLAY CASE
with a selection of clock keys and arms, on a baize
background, 54cm high (oval).
£40-60
650
A CAST PLASTER PANEL
over-painted white, depicting two cherubs with a lion
in bas relief, 35cm long
£30-40
Lot 653
653
A VICTORIAN INLAID MAHOGANY
RECTANGULAR TILT-TOP BREAKFAST TABLE
the turned pedestal on four outswept supports with
brass caps and castors, 138 x 92cm
£150-200
654
A 19TH CENTURY PANELLED OAK
COFFER
carved with lunettes, the interior fitted with candle
box, 60cm high, 119cm wide, 54cm deep
£100-150
660
A JAPANESE ROOM SCREEN
in lacquered frame and stand, one side woven in silk
with a pair of cranes perched in a tree amidst
blossom, the reverse painted with three cranes in a
landscape, 112cm high, 98cm wide
£250-350
Lot 661
Lot 655
655
A VICTORIAN
THREE-FOLD GILT
FRAMED SCREEN
the central mirrored panel flanked by a pair of oval
coloured prints, with fabric inset panels below,
143cm high, 116cm wide overall
£40-60
656
AN
EDWARDIAN
INLAID
SQUARE
SHAPED OCCASIONAL TABLE
the tapering supports joined by undershelf, 70cm
high, 46cm square
£30-40
657
661
A 'HOLLAND & SONS' VICTORIAN
GOTHIC
REVIVAL
OAK
RECTANGULAR
WRITING TABLE
after designs by A.W.N Pugin, with an inset waxed
black cloth top, fitted with two drawers, one stamped
'Holland & Sons', raised on twin supports, the
tressle style base joined by stretcher rail, 75cm high,
121cm wide, 83cm deep.
Note: Similar pieces remain in use at the Palace of
Westminster.
£3000-3500
NOT LOT
658
AN ART NOUVEAU STYLE CAST
BRONZE FEMALE BUST
'Spirit of Winter', with an impressed foundry mark,
on a sculptural base, 44cm high
£40-60
659
A VICTORIAN WALL CLOCK
the dial with Roman numerals and contained in a
mahogany case with turned pillar supports, 85cm
high
£50-70
Lot 662
662
A
GEORGE
III
MAHOGANY
RECTANGULAR SERVING TABLE
raised on four square supports, 80cm high, 153cm
wide, 69cm deep
£300-400
663
A
19TH
CENTURY
CAST
LEAD
TOBACCO CASKET
of canted rectangular form, the sides depicting
smokers around a dining table, complete with inner
lid, 12.5cm long.
£30-40
664
A 19TH CENTURY WOOLWORK PICTURE
depicting a lady in conference with a Cardinal, in a
decorative frame with a moulded composition
border, 66.5cm x 52.5cm.
£30-40
Lot 665
Lot 668
665
A 19TH CENTURY PAPIER MACHE TRAY
hand-painted with flowers and inlaid with mother of
pearl, 54cm x 70cm.
£60-80
669
A
NOVELTY
BRONZED
METAL
NAUTICAL TIMEPIECE
the circular white dial with black Roman numerals
and marked '... Ansonia Clock Co. U.S.A.', in a
ship's wheel and anchor mount, suspended
between oar and gaff supports, on an entwined
ropework base, 35.5cm high.
£40-50
666
A MATCHED PAIR OF THAI CARVED
WOODEN FIGURES
one male and the other female, both in seated
poses, with the remains of a polychrome painted
finish, 50cm and 47cm high respectively.
£60-80
667
A PAIR OF ORIENTAL CAST BRASS
CANDLESTICKS
the drip pans with crouching frogs, the simulated
bamboo columns with leaf cast knops and
grotesque animalistic tripod supports, 52cm high;
together with a sheet metal floral and foliate
decorated wall light, with twin candle holders, 42cm
high.
£30-40
668
A
NOVELTY
BRONZED
METAL
TIMEPIECE
in the form of a semi-naked lady holding aloft a
clock, the circular dial with black Arabic numerals,
standing on a socle base, overall 38cm high.
£30-40
670
A THAI CARVED WOOD BUDDHISTIC
FIGURE
in a seated pose, with a polychrome painted finish,
69cm high; together with a similar figure, standing
on a cloud above a dragon, 68cm high, (2).
£60-80
671
A LATE 19TH CENTURY BLACK SLATE
MANTEL CLOCK
the circular white enamel dial with black Roman
numerals, visible escapement, and retailer's name
'Frederick Johnson / Altrincham', fitted with a twotrain chiming movement by S. Marti & Cie, the case
with incised, gilded and marble inlaid decoration,
44cm high, 50cm wide.
£80-120
672
A PAIR OF CAST RESIN KNEELING
ANGELS
one with hands clasped in prayer and the other with
arms crossed over the breast, 67cm high.
£40-50
673
AN ART NOUVEAU STYLE TABLE LAMP
the cast metal base with an irridescent green glass
shade.
£20-30
674
A MID 19TH CENTURY WOOLWORK
SAMPLER
incorporating an African Grey parrot, other birds, a
butterfly and flowers, inscribed 'Jennett Llewellyn /
Her Work / Aged 13 Years / 1853', 47cm x 38cm.
£150-200
675
A GROUP OF FIVE INDONESIAN
BRONZE FIGURES
including two in traditional rural dress, and two
athletes playing with balls, each 19.5cm high.
£200-300
676
A PAIR OF VICTORIAN MAHOGANY
BALLOON BACK DINING CHAIRS
the open backrests with scrolling decoration, and
with upholstered stuff over seats and raised on
cabriole frontal supports
£40-60
677
A COPPER GALLON ALE JUG
stamped 'W. & P. Steele / 61 Geo. St. / Edinburgh',
19cm high; a brass preserve pan; two blue and
white transfer printed jugs; and a similar tankard,
(5).
£25-30
678
A LATE 19TH CENTURY BLACK SLATE
MANTEL CLOCK
the dial with a circular white minute track with black
Roman numerals, fitted with a two-train chiming
movement, the architectural case with incised and
marble inlaid decoration, 35.5cm wide; together with
another late 19th century black slate mantel clock,
(2).
£40-50
679
A PAIR OF CIRCULAR BEVELLED WALL
MIRRORS
in grey painted frames, 60cm diameter
£40-50
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All lots are deemed to become the purchaser’s
responsibility in full at the fall of the hammer
when a Contract of Sale is made and the
purchaser assumes the safe custody of the lot or
lots.
The Auctioneer acts as agents between the
vendor and purchaser and is not responsible for
any default by either the vendor or the
purchaser.
PAYMENT OF ACCOUNTS
1. Intending
purchasers
unknown
to
the
Auctioneers are kindly requested to make
arrangements with the Auctioneers prior to the
Sale regarding payment. If such arrangements
are not made purchases will not be released
until payment is received and in the case of
cheques until they have been cleared.
2.
Credit card payments: Purchasers intending to
pay by credit card should make arrangements
prior to the sale to ensure that the card is one
accepted by the Auctioneer’s bankers.
All
charges made by the respective card company
should be borne by the purchaser in addition to
the Auctioneer’s charges.
3.
4.
5.
All lots must be paid for in full on the day of the
Sale and before removal from the Saleroom.
Buyer’s premium of 19.5% + VAT of the
Hammer Price is payable by the purchasers of
all lots
The Accounts Office adjoining the Saleroom will
be open throughout the Auction for convenience
of purchasers.
REMOVAL OF GOODS FROM SALEROOM
1. The purchaser shall at his own expense remove
the lot or lots purchased no later than two
working days after the day of the Auction.
Failure to comply with this condition will incur
removal, storage and insurance charges.
2.
No lot may be removed before payment.
COMMISSION BIDS
1. The Auctioneers will be pleased to exercise
commission bids on behalf of the purchasers,
providing they are submitted in writing; in such a
manner so as to purchase on behalf of the client
by exceeding the highest Saleroom floor bid or
next highest book bid or vendor’s reserve by one
bid only.
NEW BUYER REGISTRATION
1. All New Buyers wishing to register at this
Saleroom must first produce two forms of paper
ID ideally showing a concurring current address
ie Driver’s Licence and a Utility Bill or
Bank/Credit Card correspondence and those
registering by telephone, if successful, will also
be required to make the first payment to the
saleroom either by Bank Transfer/Cash, or
Cheque (which will have to clear before
collection). New Buyer’s wishing to pay by Card
will have to pay for their items in person.
2.
Telephone Bids will only be accepted providing
the Auctioneers have received two forms of
paper ID ideally showing a concurring current
address ie Driver’s Licence and a Utility Bill or
Bank/Credit Card correspondence.
3.
Telephone Bids MUST BE booked by 5.30 pm
on the day BEFORE the sale.
4.
No NEW registrations or bids will be taken once
the Sale has commenced.
SOLD IN OUR OCTOBER
ANTIQUE & SPORTING SALES
CALENDAR OF SALES 2014
MONTHLY ANTIQUE SALES
Thursday 4th December
QUARTERLY
COLLECTORS SALES
Friday 5th December
A Diamond single stone Ring
£3,500
VALUATION MORNINGS
Free Valuation Mornings every
Monday 9 am – 1 pm
at The Octagon Salerooms
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SPECIAL TERMS &
CONDITIONS
REGARDING THE SALE OF
BOOKS
After “Snaffles” - A colour print
£1,200
Unless described in the catalogue as being sold
with all faults, books which prove on collation to
be defective in illustrations or text, provided
such defects are not mentioned, may be
returned by the buyer. The sale will then be set
aside providing:
1) They are returned in the same condition as
they were in at the time of the sale.
2) They are returned within seven days after
the conclusion of the sale.
Books in multiple lots may not be returned for
any reason.
A sale will not be set aside due to lack of blank
leaves, damaged bindings, foxing or staining,
worm holes, inserted advertisements or any
subsequently published supplements, volumes
or appendices.
Please note that books purchased through
these rooms are subject to our standard rate of
commission, inclusive of VAT.
A Coachman’s outfit and accessories
£7,000