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Sale Number 198
Front cover: Lot 823 detail, Back Cover: Lot 47
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when sending your payment. Dunglass Estate Family History Lots 1 – 59 depict the family sDunglass state Family HDistory ilver of the UE
sher family from the unglass Estate. Lots 1 – 59 depict the family silver of the Usher family from the Dunglass Estate. Lots 1 – 59 depict the family silver of the Usher family from the Dunglass Estate. The distinguished history of the Usher family in The distinguished history Scotland can be traced The distinguished history of the Usher family in back to Andrew Usher of the Usher family Scotland can be traced in (1782–1855) and also his Scotland can be Usher traced back to Andrew brother John Usher back to Andrew Usher (1782–1855) and also his (1828 – 1904) who were (1782–1855) and also his brother John whisky Usher both successful brother John Usher (1828 – 1904) who were distillers and blenders (1828 – 1904) who were both their successful whisky after father (also both successful whisky distillers Usher, and blenders Andrew – distillers and 1782 blenders after their father (also 1855) had experimented after their father (also Andrew 1782 of – with the Usher, blending Andrew Usher, 1782 – 1855) had experimented whisky in had the 1840s. 1855) experimented with the with the blending blending of of whisky i
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840s. whisky in the 1840s. When the original Andrew Usher first When the original When the the original started business, it Andrew Usher first Andrew Usher first had, necessarily, to be on a small scale; and in consequence of the prevailing taste for brandy, the started the it it almost entirely for local consumption. When he died, his two sons, started the business, business, whisky which he sold was had, necessarily, to be on a small scale; and in consequence of the prevailing taste for brandy, the had, necessarily, to be on a small scale; and in consequence of the prevailing taste for brandy, the Andrew and John succeeded him, and largely developed the business. This propelled whisky from a whisky which he sold was was almost almost entirely for Scotland When he his two sons, whisky which sold for local consumption. consumption. When he died, died, his two sons, drink that had he hardly been heard entirely of outside and Ireland into the golden liquid which Andrew and John succeeded him, and largely developed the business. This propelled whisky from a Andrew and John succeeded him, and largely developed the business. This propelled whisky from a conquered the world. drink that had hardly been been heard heard of of outside outside Scotland Scotland and liquid which drink that had hardly and Ireland Ireland into into the the golden golden liquid which conquered t
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orld. conquered the world. Francis James Usher (1864-­‐1938) who was the son of John Usher (1828-­‐1904), purchased the Francis James Usher (1864-­‐1938) who was the son Francis James Usher (1864-­‐1938) who was the son delightful property of Dunglass Estate the near of John Usher (1828-­‐1904), purchased of John Usher (1828-­‐1904), purchased the Cockburnspath in 1919 from Sir Estate James near Hall. delightful property of Dunglass delightful property of Dunglass Estate near Dunglass Mansion House, built between 1807 and Cockburnspath in 1919 from Sir James Hall. Cockburnspath in 1919 from Crichton Sir James Hall. 1813 was designed by Richard and its Dunglass Mansion House, built between 1807 and Dunglass Mansion House, built between 1807 and architecture and interior alluded to the and Romantic 1813 was designed by Richard Crichton its 1813 was designed by Richard Crichton and era. Due to the demands of the War effort in the architecture and interior alluded to the Romantic its architecture and interior alluded the a Romantic 1940s, this historic structure fell to into state of era. Due to the demands of the War effort in the era. Due to the demands of the War effort in the 1940s, this historic structure fell into a state of disrepair and was consequentially demolished not 1940s, this historic structure fell into a state of disrepair and was consequentially demolished not long after. disrepair was consequentially demolished not long after. and long after. Today, Dunglass remains a beautiful Country Estate in East Lothian and it is still retained by the Today, Dunglass remains a beautiful Country Estate in East Lothian and it is still retained by the Today, Dunglass a outstanding beautiful Country Usher family. It is remains an area of natural Usher family. It is an area of outstanding natural Estate in East Lothian and it is still retained by the beauty combining graceful manicured parkland beauty combining manicured parkland Usher family. It is graceful an wilderness. area of outstanding natural with areas of rugged These stunning with areas of rugged wilderness. These stunning beauty combining graceful a manicured parkland landscapes have remained consistent backdrop landscapes have remained a consistent backdrop with areas of time rugged wilderness. a These throughout overlooking place stunning rich in throughout have time remained overlooking a place rich in landscapes a consistent backdrop history.
history.
throughout time overlooking a place rich in history.
Silver
1.
2.
3.
A pair of George V silver Quaich’s
of large proportions, each with twin stylised pierced handles
to sides and with Celtic knot work decoration, raised on socle
bases, engraved with the Usher family crest and personal
inscription “Presented to Francis S.C. Usher by the Household
Staff & Employees on The Dunglass Estate on attaining his
Majority 26th December 1923, makers mark for McKay &
Chisholm, Edinburgh 1923, 32 x 10cm high (2) £600 - 800
11.
George V silver salver
of square outline with moulded edge and raised on four
scrolling feet, makers mark for Reid & Sons, Sheffield 1922,
15.5 x 15.5 cm £70 - 100
12.
Victorian silver and glass hip flask
with bayonet cap and detachable cup by Sampson Mordan &
Co, London 1892, 15 cm high £100 - 150
Silver cigarette box,
the lid with engine turned decoration and sloping edge,
engraved with initials FJU and with further inscription to front
“Presented to F.J. Usher ESQ. From Dunglass House and
Cottage Tenants, 21.3.58”, makers mark for Barker Brothers
Silver Ltd, Birmingham 1957, 9 x 13.5 cm together with an
Epns cigarette box with inscription “Presented by the Makers
of NELSON cigarettes”, 17 x 9cm (2) £80 - 120
13.
George VI silver condiment set
of baluster form, each with Celtic borders, comprising a
pepper pot and a mustard (hinged lid a/f) by Reid & Sons,
Birmingham 1936, together with a similar pepper pot, makers
mark for J.B Chatterley & Sons Ltd, Birmingham, 1967 (3)
£50 - 70
14.
A pair of Victorian silver foliate and pierced napkin rings,
makers mark for John Millward Banks, Birmingham 1889,
together with two further silver napkin rings and a Sterling
silver napkin ring (5) £50 - 80
15.
A pair of silver Armada dishes
of circular form, each with dimpled centre by Richard
Comyns, London 1966 & 1967 together with a matched and
smaller Armada dish, London 1966, largest 12cm diameter,
smaller 9.5cm (3) £100 - 150
16.
Victorian silver twin handled presentation tray,
of oval form with pierced sides, engraved inscription to
centre “Presented to Frank J. Usher, Esqr. From a Number
of Friends and Well Wishers In Ratho and Neighbourhood on
the Occasion of his marriage In Token of Their High Esteem
and Regard, Ratho August 12th 1896, with makers mark for
Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1896, 62 x 36cm (approx 79 troy oz)
£800 - 1200
17.
Epns twin handled oval soup tureen and cover
with fruit and vine borders on four out swept feet together
with an Epns entree dish and cover of oval shaped form (2)
£80 - 120
18.
George VI four piece silver tea set
of rectangular tapered form, each with canted corners and
floral bright cut decoration, on four out swept feet, the pots
with ebonised knops and handles, comprising teapot, hot
water pot, milk jug and sugar basin, makers mark for Joseph
Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1936 (approx 55 troy oz) (4) £600 - 800
19.
Edwardian silver cruet stand
having a pair of slice cut glass bottles with floral engraved
silver collars and handles, the oval base with reeded tall
handle and raised on four outswept feet, engraved with Usher
Family Crest, by McKay & Chisholm, Edinburgh 1906, 26 x
18cm £150 - 250
20.
A pair of 18th Century silver gilt spoons,
possibly Continental, with horse and rider finials, tapered
stems and bowls, makers mark RM and further marks
rubbed, 25cm long (2) £150 - 250
Silver wavy edged dish
of circular form, having an inscribed date to centre and
hallmarks for Barker Ellis Silver Co, Birmingham 1965, 16cm
diameter £50 - 80
4.
Late Victorian silver sugar bowl
having loop handles to sides, with feather decoration and
moulded rim, engraved “Francis” to front, makers mark for
Mappin & Webb, London 1900, 10cm diameter £80 - 120
5.
Chinese Export silver cigarette box,
the rectangular hinged lid with engraved signatures, makers
mark for Wang Hing & Co, Hong Kong, Canton & Shanghai, 24
x 14 cm £300 - 500
6.
George III circular silver salver,
having beaded rim and raised on triple outswept feet, makers
mark WS, London 1809, 14cm diameter £70 - 100
7.
Edwardian silver cup
in the Arts & Crafts manner of waisted form with triple
spiral handles, makers marks for John Grinsell & Sons,
Birmingham 1904, 5cm high together with a George V silver
Quaich, makers mark RS, Edinburgh 1932, 7 cm diameter (2)
£70 - 100
8.
Victorian silver half lobed cream jug
by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1894, 9cm high together
with a pair of Birmingham silver desk candlesticks, 6cm high
(3) £70 - 100
9.
A pair of Victorian silver ashtrays
of circular outline, with engraved initials to centre, makers
mark for William Comyns, London 1898, 11cm diameter (2)
£40 - 60
10.
Set of three Victorian silver salts,
each with beaded top rim raised on triple lion mask and paw
feet, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1897 together with a pair of
Sheffield silver pepper pots (5) £80 - 120
4
Silver
21.
George VI silver comport
with shaped moulded edge on a stepped socle base, by
Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1936, 21cm diameter £150 - 200
22.
An American hip flask
by Gorham M.F.G Co, the glass body having a Sterling silver
floral engraved case, with a silver bayonet lid, 16cm high
£150 - 200
23.
Edwardian lighthouse silver sugar castor
of cylindrical form with pierced top and spiral finial, makers
mark for Stokes & Ireland Ltd, London 1905, 13cm high
£60 - 80
24.
Silver baluster sugar castor,
the pierced top with fluted finial on a reeded circular base, by
Boodle and Dunthorpe, London 1965, 17cm high £70 - 100
25.
Georgian style silver sugar castor
of lighthouse form, with pierced top, on a socle base,
hallmarks rubbed, 17cm high £50 - 80
26.
A pair of late 19th / early 20th Century Chinese Export
white metal butter dishes,
each with a stylised bamboo edge and chased design of
flaming dragons, one with an opaque glass liner, makers
mark of LW possibly for Luen Wo of Shanghai, (one a/f) 14.5
cm diameter (2) 200 - 300
A pair of George III rectangular gadroon edged trays,
each engraved to centre with a crest of triple fleur de lys to
a hatched ground and surmounted by a larger fleur de lys,
raised on four gadroon edged pout swept feet, makers mark
WB, possibly for William Bennett, London 1806, 28 x 21 cm
(approx 50 troy oz) £600 - 800
27.
28.
29.
George V silver desk inkstand
of rectangular form, fitted single cut glass and silver topped
inkwell, raised on four pad feet, engraved with initials and
dated 26th December 1923, by Syner & Beddoes, Birmingham
1919, 15 x 10 cm £100 - 150
Victorian silver pedestal bowl
of circular form, with beaded edge and embossed swags to
body and cut card decoration to footrim by Robert Hennell III,
London 1856, 14.5 cm diameter, £80 - 120
30.
Victorian silver twin handled porringer and cover
with chased acanthus decoration raised on a socle base, the
lid with bunch of grapes knop finial, with engraved inscription
to front, by Brook & Sons, Edinburgh 1883, 15cm high
£300 - 500
31.
Victorian silver pear shaped coffee pot
with chased floral and swag decoration, shaped ebonised
handle to side and domed finial to top together with a matched
milk jug, both by Dobson & Sons, Piccadilly, London 1896,
tallest 20cm high (2) £200 - 300
32.
Set of six silver napkin rings
each with Celtic style borders and contained within a fitted
case, makers marks for David Lawrence Silverware,
Birmingham 1965 (6) £70 - 100
33.
Set of three Egyptian silver dishes
of circular form, each with stylised engraved borders,
hallmarks for Alexandria 900 standard silver and date letter
X, 10cm diameter (3) £70 - 100
34.
Mid Century Sterling goblet
of cylindrical waisted form with a hammered finish, raised on
a circular stylised and incised base, marked to base Hans,
Sterling, 11cm high £100 - 150
35.
Silver bud vase
with Celtic decoration to base, Birmingham 1965, an Epns
wine funnel with gadrooned edge and detachable strainer
bowl, makers mark M.H & Co together with a silver plated
flower vase with pierced top rim (weighted) (3) £50 - 70
36.
A pair of silver triple scrolling branch candelabra
with integral sconces, with a knop stem having Celtic border
to centre, raised on circular flared base again with a Celtic
border, by David Lawrence Silverware, Birmingham 1966, 22
cm high, approx 22.5 troy oz, (2) £250 - 350
37.
Victorian silver coffee pot
of slender baluster form, the domed top with an acorn and leaf
finial, with scrolling handle to side having ivory dividers and
a tapered spout, raised on stepped circular base, engraved
with a crest to front, by Edward & John Barnard, London 1857,
28cm high, approx 22.5 troy oz
£250 - 350
38.
Doulton Lambeth silver mounted match striker,
the brown glazed ovoid body decorated in relief, impressed
backstamps and No. 6532 and initials GS, 7cm high £30 - 50
39.
Chinese Export silver racing cup trophy,
the plain bowl inscribed Shanghai Paper Hunt Club, 2nd
January 1929, Won By Lieutenant F.S.C. Ussher on Lord
Cavendish” with a faux bamboo stem on an circular base with
engraved decoration, makers mark for Hung Chong & Co,
Shanghai and Canton, 12 cm high £80 - 120
40.
George V silver twin handled racing cup,
the plain bulbous bowl engraved to front with Scots Guards
crest and “2ND BN Scots Guards Steeplechase, Fanling,
China, 1928, Presented by Lt Colonel Sir Victor MacKenzie”
and to the reverse with “Winner - Mowgli, F.S.C Usher “ on a
single knop stem and flared circular base, makers mark for
S. Blanckensee & Sons Ltd, Chester 1927, 22cm high, approx
20 troy oz
£250 - 350
41.
Victorian silver drum mustard
of cylindrical form, the domed hinged lid with an urn finial,
the plain body with engraved crest to centre, on a stepped
circular base, with a clear glass liner, by Horace Woodward
& Co Ltd, London 1895, 10cm high £50 - 80
5
Silver
42.
Silver sugar bowl
with Celtic border to top and twin loop handles to side, on a
stepped circular base, by Reid & Sons, London 1966,
£80 - 120
51.
Three 19th Century Canadian New Brunswick fiddle
pattern sauce ladles
with engraved monogram MK, makers mark IM verso, 15cm
long (3) £80 - 120
43.
Victorian silver cream jug
with scroll leaf handle to side, having reeded edge and half
fluted body on an oval stepped base, engraved initials to front
KEJ, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1895, 9cm high
£50 - 80
52.
George II silver spoon
with trefoil finial makers mark obscured, London 1729,
together with a similar William IV silver spoon, makers mark
for William Troby, London 1830, both 19 cm long (2) £150 - 250
44.
Silver cream jug
with scroll handle to side and wavy edge raised on triple out
scrolling pad feet, by Viners, Sheffield 1966, 7cm high
£30 - 50
53.
Victorian Scottish silver asparagus tongs
with pierced blades, by Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh 1883,
22cm long £150 - 250
45.
George V silver presentation waiter
with a pie crust edge and engraved to centre “Presented to
Francis S Usher By The Tenant Framers On The Dunglass
Estate On Attaining His Majority 26th December 1923, on
triple scroll feet, makers mark for Thomas Bradbury & Sons,
Ltd, London 1923, 41cm, approx 62 troy oz £600 - 800
54.
A pair of Victorian silver butter knives,
Edinburgh 1875, two Sheffield silver jam spoons and a
Sheffield silver pusher (5) £50 - 80
55.
Sterling silver and enamel pickle fork,
Ferguson & Page Sterling pickle fork and two Sterling silver
sifter long stemmed spoons (4) £60 - 80
56.
Victorian silver jam spoon
by Frances Higgins, London 1899 together with a Sheffield
silver jam spoon and a silver plated butter knife (3) £20 - 30
57.
Sterling cheese scoop,
possibly Canadian, with a foliate chased handle and crest to
terminal, 20cm long £50 - 80
58.
A quantity of Epns wares
to include a circular “Scottish Ploughing Association”
presentation salver, sauce boat, Jersey cream jug, Hotel
Ware pot, silver backed clothes brush, trays, trophy goblet,
Elkington & Co Disciple bell, food warmers and miscellaneous
flatwares to include a candle snuffer, etc (a lot) £80 - 120
59.
Early 20th Century Chinese white metal triple masted
War Junk
with crew and canons on deck, on a scrolling ebonised stand,
complete with original fitted case, 24cm long £300 - 500
60.
A collection of seven various silver salts,
each with pierced decoration and complete with blue glass
liners together with a pair of similar of oval mustard pots with
hinged lids and urn finials, mixed maker’s and date letters,
(with two spare glass liners) (9) £80 - 120
61.
George III Scottish silver Oar Pattern sifter ladle,
makers mark for Patrick Robertson, Edinburgh 1777, 19cm
long £100 - 150
62.
An Eastern white metal circular plate
with chased and embossed foliate and animal decoration,
unmarked, 23 cm diameter £80 - 120
46.
47.
48.
George V silver twin handled presentation tray
of rectangular form with gadrooned edges, having central
engraved inscription “Presented To Francis S.C. Usher by the
Tradesmen and Householders of Cockburnspath, The Cove
and District on Attaining His Majority, 26th December 1923”
67 x 40cm, approx 100 troy oz £1000 - 1500
A fine Victorian silver horse racing trophy
by R&S Garrard, Panton St, London, for The Eglinton Cup
1873, surmounted by a race horse, the ovoid body with
inscriptions to both front and back, with fleur de lys border
to top and flanked by leaf scrolled lugs to side, on a knop
stem having a water leaf border to the stepped circular base,
London 1872, 61 cm high, approx 97 troy oz £1500 - 2500
Victorian silver canteen
containing a quantity of King’s Pattern double struck
flatwares, each with the Usher family crest to include 18
table spoons, 18 table forks, 11 dessert spoons, 30 dessert
forks, 17 teaspoons, 12 egg spoons, 18 fish knives , 15 fish
forks, a pair of fish servers, 2 butter knives, a pierced ladle,
2 sauce ladles, a soup ladle, 18 silver handled and stainless
steel blade table knives, 18 silver handled and stainless steel
blade dessert knives, 2 carving knives, 3 carving forks and
a silver handled cake slice, together with a smaller canteen
containing matched flatware to include 9 dessert forks, 9
dessert spoons, 18 table forks and 18 table spoons, mostly
with makers mark for Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater, London
1896 and some with Mappin and Webb, Sheffield 1897,
all contained within two oak chests, (243 items) (approx
weighable silver = 495 troy oz, excluding all steel blade items,
carving knives & forks and cake slice) £6000 - 8000
49.
George V silver pistol handled butter knives,
makers mark for John Biggin, Sheffield 1924 (6) 50.
Set of ten Sterling silver teaspoons,
each with a chased foliate stem, engraved initial U to terminal,
stamped Sterling to reverse (10) £80 - 120
6
£20 - 40
Silver
63.
A collection of seven silver pepper pots
to include a pair of rectangular pots with domed tops and urn
finials, a pair of silver mounted and blue glass lined pots and
three pierced silver pots, mixed makers and date letters (7)
£80 - 120
64.
George V silver comport
of octagonal form with pieced handles to side on a stepped
pedestal base, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1932, 33cm wide
£300 - 350
65.
A pair of Early 19th Century Scottish Provincial silver
Fiddle Pattern table forks,
with initialled monogram to terminal, by Joseph Pozzi and
Robert Stewart, Elgin, 22cm long (2) £400 - 450
66.
Late Victorian silver half lobed circular bowl
on pedestal base, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1899,
21 cm diameter £150 - 200
67.
Victorian silver mount and swing handled,
glass biscuit barrel of ovoid lobed form, makers mark for
Hukin & Heath, Birmingham 1898, 14cm high £80 - 120
68.
Victorian silver topped scent bottle
of spiral globular form, by Brockwell & Son, London 1882,
11cm high £40 - 60
69.
18th Century Scottish silver trefoil spoon
with double drop rat tail, maker’s ark for William Aytoun,
Edinburgh, possibly 1744, 21.5cm long, a Royal Deeside silver
souvenir teaspoon by William Robb of Ballater, Edinburgh
1922 together with a William Robb, Ballater intaglio steel die
(3) £400 - 450
70.
19th Century Russian silver and niello work fiddle pattern
table spoon,
hallmarks for 84 zolotniki and Moscow 1843, 21cm long
£80 - 120
71.
Silver cigarette case
with scrolling foliate decoration and initials to centre, together
with a Epns cigarette case and an Epns solifleur bud vase
with an eagle to the naturalistic circular base (3) £50 - 70
72.
A collection of 18th & 19th Century Provincial Scottish
silver flatwares
to include a pair of Fiddle pattern teaspoons, Joseph Pozzi,
Elgin, a pair of Old English pattern teaspoons by Alexander
Stewart, possibly Inverness, a pair of Celtic point teaspoons
by Benjamin Lumsden, Montrose together with a Fiddle
pattern ladle by Walter Leighton, Dundee (7) £720 - 750
73.
Late Victorian silver backed brush and mirror,
Birmingham 1900, set together with a Chester silver backed
hairbrush and a Birmingham silver backed hand mirror (4)
£50 - 70
74.
Oak and Epns mounted Tantalus fitted two decanters
each with a Chester silver decanter label for Gin & Brandy, 27
x 23cm £60 - 80
75.
An American Sterling silver Art Deco charger
by Gorham, with shaped handles to side and strawberry motif
border to centre, with fantail details to outer edge, date mark
verso for 1930, 35cm wide
£250 - 350
76.
Victorian silver and horn claret jug
of slender tapering form, the hinged and domed lid with
pierced thumb piece, having scroll handle to side, the horn
body carved in relief with ducks on the river and in flight
together with a matched pair of silver and horn beakers, by
Jane Brownett & Alexander Jones, London 1882, jug 29cm
high (3) £700 - 1000
77.
Early Victorian silver tea / coffee pot
of inverted baluster form, with flowerhead finial and embossed
floral panels, scroll handle to side with ivory dividers, on four
acanthus leaf feet, by Richard Pierce & George Burrows,
London 1838, 23cm high (approx 22 troy oz) £200 - 300
78.
Edwardian silver mounted and hobnail cut glass claret
jug
of ovoid form by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd,
London 1907, 20cm high £200 - 250
79.
Chinese white metal beaker
with embossed flaming dragons, unmarked, together with a
Chinese Black ware Warrior / Tomb figure, (2) tallest 17cm
high £30 - 50
80.
A pair of cased Apostle spoons
with hexagonal stems and gilt bowls, 18cm long (2) £50 - 80
81.
Silver toast rack
by Viners, Sheffield, 1963, 8cm long 82.
A pair of silver plated scrolling twin branch candelabrum
with detachable fruit and vine embossed sconces on a shaped
circular base, by James Ramsay Dundee, 18cm high £60 - 80
83.
George VI silver strawberry set,
comprising cream jug and sugar castor, each of tapering
cylindrical form with Celtic embossed top borders, on
stepped circular bases, complete with original fitted case,
Wilson & Sharp, Birmingham 1939 £80 - 120
84.
A pair of George V cased silver napkin rings
of pierced Art Nouveau design by J. Sherwood & Sons,
Birmingham 1912 (2) £20 - 40
85.
Five 19th Century Scottish silver thread and fiddle
pattern table forks,
by Robert Keay II, Edinburgh 1838 together with a silver “Iona”
teaspoon designed to a pattern after Alexander Ritchie by W.H
Darby & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1975 and a Victorian silver
thistle teaspoon, maker’s mark WM, Edinburgh 1897 (7)
£250 - 300
86.
Edwardian cased set of silver and enamel harlequin
coffee spoons,
with fan tail coloured terminals by William Haseler Ltd,
Birmingham 1909 together with a cased set of Epns teaspoons
and matching sugar tongs (2)
£50 - 80
£20 - 30
7
Silver
87.
George VI twelve piece Georgian style silver condiment
set
comprising four pepper pots, four mustards and four open
salts with blue glass liners, complete in original fitted case by
Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh 1937 £200 - 300
88.
George V silver Christening set
comprising a twin handled bowl and spoon, of plain design
with initialled monogram to centre, complete with original
fitted case by Fenton Russell & Co Ltd, London 1915 £70 - 100
89.
George V silver teaset
of panelled oval form comprising teapot with ebonised handle
to side, milk jug and sugar basin, by George Nathan & Ridley
Hayes, Chester 1914, (3) approx 28 troy oz £250 - 350
90.
Canteen
containing twelve Epns fish knives and forks, a cased set of
six Epns forks and spoons and a bag containing a quantity of
miscellaneous flatwares, etc (a lot) £40 - 60
91.
George V cigarette case
with engine turned engraved decoration and Greek Key
borders by Adie Bros, Birmingham 1925, 9.5 x 8 cm £50 - 70
92.
George V silver cigarette case
with engine turned decoration and vacant cartouche to centre
by Sampson Mordan & Co, London 1911, 8.5 x 7 cm £50 - 70
93.
George V silver cigarette case
with engine turned decoration by Adie Bros, Birmingham
1932, 8.5 x 8 cm £50 - 70
94.
George V silver cigarette case
with engine turned decoration and vacant cartouche to top
left hand corner, by Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1935,
£50 - 70
95.
George V Art Deco silver and pale green guilloche enamel
cigarette case
by Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, Birmingham 1935, 8 x 5 cm,
together with a 1950’s Coty powder compact, (2) £100 - 150
96.
Modern Sheffield silver Whisky decanter label
and an Epns whisky decanter label (2) 97.
A collection of four silver decanter labels
to include Sherry, Brandy, Whisky and Port by Francis Howard
Ltd, Sheffield 1953 and a Birmingham silver Port decanter
label (5) £70 - 100
98.
Georg Jensen Sterling silver “Cherry Heering” tiepin /
money clip,
6cm long
£70 - 100
Mixed lot of Epns wares
to include a tea and coffee set, coal scuttle, sauce boat and an
Art Nouveau pierced dish (7) £30 - 50
102.
Pair of silver plated wine coasters
together with a pair of table pheasants (4)
103.
Collection of pewter
to include castor, drum mustard, miniature tankards and a
modern quaich (8)
£30 - 50
104.
Mixed lot of Epns wares
to include a rose bowl, coasters, cut glass and Epns, two
division strawberry set, sugar bowls and a Caithness glass
atomiser etc (a lot)
£30 - 50
105.
Ships cut glass decanter
and three miscellaneous spirit decanters with labels,
together with an oak and Epns twin handled tray (a lot)
£50 - 80
106.
Three piece Picquot Ware set
(3)
£20 - 30
107.
Quantity of Epns flatwares
(a lot)
£30 - 50
108.
Walker & Hall Epns teaset
comprising teapot, milk jug and sugar basin (3)
£20 - 40
109.
Mixed lot of Epns
to include a golfing cruet set, miniature curling stone salt,
tankard, ashtray and two cut glass and Epns barrels together
with a spelter figure of an elephant and tiger (a lot) £30 - 50
110.
Pewter wares
to include a set of four candlesticks and five graduated
tankards (9)
£50 - 70
111.
Mixed Epns wares
to include a tea and coffee set, salver, hors d’oeurves tray,
candelabra, bud vase and a leaf dish (a lot)
£30 - 50
112.
WMF tray
retailed by Maglio, Epns salver and a Royal Doulton Series
ware bowl ‘Little Nell’ (3)
£30 - 50
£15 - 25
99.
Kings Pattern silver handled paper knife
in a blue leather case, 19cm long 100.
Epns teaset comprising teapot,
milk and sugar together with an Epns coffee pot (4) £20 - 40
8
101.
£30 - 50
Five various decanters and stoppers,
Epns tray and a Royal Doulton ‘Sherbrooke’ plate stand (7)
£30 - 50
114. A quantity of silver three pences
and a selection of pre decimal coins and two ten shilling notes
(a lot) £50 - 80
113.
115.
Two George III crowns,
two Victorian crowns, George V, George VI and Edward VII
crowns, Gibraltar five shillings coin, Jersey twelve of a shilling
coin, etc (12) £80 - 120
116.
A WWI prisoner of war engraved Epns spoon,
dated 1919
£15 - 25
£10 - 20
Jewellery
117.
Meerschaum pipe with silver collar
complete with leather fitted case together with another
surmounted with horses, again with leather fitted case (2)
£130 - 150
118.
Gold plated Waltham pocket watch,
opera glasses in red leather case and a horn handled walking
stick (3) £30 - 50
119.
Oriental short cleaver,
29 cm long 120.
18 carat gold ring
designed by Malcolm Appleby set with a single domed cut
square tourmaline on a broad abstract textured band
£800 - 1000
121.
Victorian diamond and black star enamel mourning ring
on a broad untested high carat band together with a another
small ring with circular plaque having an incised cross to
centre (2) £200 - 400
122.
123.
124.
£20 - 40
A pink tourmaline, diamond, ruby and citrine dress ring
by Mauboussin of Paris, the pair of triangular settings
containing a central pink tourmaline flanked by a diamond
to each corner with surround of orange citrines on a double
split ruby set shank, all set in 18 carat gold, fully stamped
Mauboussin No. G8746, 750 and French poincin mark, with
original box and certificate £1000 - 1500
18 carat gold dress ring,
the rectangular cut corner and stepped pink tourmaline with
surround of fifteen bright cut diamonds to a plaque setting,
stamped 750 £600 - 800
14 carat white gold dress ring,
with central claw set and pear shaped tanzanite flanked by
row of four channel set diamonds to the shoulders £300 - 500
125.
Platinum wishbone style ring
with seven bright cut and claw set diamonds, stamped 950
£100 - 200
126.
18 carat gold dress ring
with row of four baguette cut sapphires flanked by two similar
cut emeralds to one shoulder and two rubies to other with
a millegrain diamond set spacer row wrapping to front and
back, stamped 750 £200 - 300
127.
Platinum three stone diamond ring,
set with central rectangular diamond to centre flanked by a
smaller square cut diamond, all claw set, stamped 950
£300 - 500
128.
Diamond and ruby 18 carat white gold cluster ring,
the central rectangular stepped cut ruby with surround of
eight round bright cut diamonds, all claw set, stamped 750
£800 - 1000
129.
18 carat gold rope twist bracelet,
stamped 750 together with a yellow metal flat link bracelet (2)
£200 - 400
130.
Lady’s 9 carat gold Omega wristwatch
the square champagne dial with plain hour batons on a cross
hatched and textured bracelet strap, stamped 375 £200 - 300
131.
A single strand of lapis lazuli spherical beads
with vermeil gilt metal spacers and a paste set clasp, each
bead approx 10mm
£100 - 200
132.
Lady’s cabouchon jade dress ring
set in scrolling yellow metal mount together with matching
earrings (3) £200 - 300
133.
18 carat gold cross over pearl dress ring,
claw set on a scrolling shank 134.
Yellow metal Charm bracelet
containing a quantity of mostly 14k charms, (approx 63 grams)
£800 - 1000
135.
18 carat gold emerald and diamond dress ring
together with a 9 carat gold emerald and diamond tennis
bracelet, 9 carat gold emerald and diamond set necklace and
a pair of emerald and diamond half hoop earrings (4)
£700 - 800
136.
Asimi, George Street, Edinburgh silver collar necklace,
with original box, stamped 925 £40 - 60
137.
Lady’s 14k cased open faced fob watch
with foliate and rose spray engraving, the circular white
enamel dial with Roman numerals, stamped 14k £70 - 100
138.
9 carat gold signet ring,
set of six 9 carat gold and mother of pearl shirt studs,
miscellaneous 9 carat and yellow metal stud earrings and
a quantity of miscellaneous costume jewellery to include
enamel brooches, pendants and necklaces, etc (a lot)
£80 - 120
139.
South Sea cultured pearl necklace,
retailed by Hamilton & Inches, having twenty five graduated
pearls, largest approx 10mm, with a white metal brilliant cut
diamond pave set spherical clasp and 9 carat gold safety chain
attached, together with four small loose pearls, complete
with fitted box £800 - 1200
140.
Lady’s 9 carat gold Longines wristwatch,
the circular gold faced dial with hour batons, on an articulated
9 carat gold strap £100 - 150
141.
Lady’s 9 carat gold Longines wristwatch,
the circular champagne face with Arabic numerals and
subsidiary seconds dial, on a 9 carat gold flat link strap
£100 - 150
£100 - 150
9
Jewellery
142.
Art Deco Tavannes Watch Co 18 carat white gold and
diamond set cocktail watch
on a black velvet strap, with Arabic numerals and blue steel
hands £200 - 300
143.
18 carat gold diamond and emerald cluster ring
£100 - 150
144.
157.
9 carat gold Cameo ring
in an oval leaf frame together with a pair of 9 carat gold oval
Cameo earrings within scrolling gold frames (2) £70 - 100
158.
9 carat gold flat link bracelet
with central three colour gold bar together with a pair of
Edinburgh silver Assay mark cufflinks (2) £50 - 80
Edwardian 9 carat gold open work pendant
in the Art Nouveau manner set with central collet set garnet
with surround of seed pearls, having a claw set drop garnet
to bottom, with suspension loop to top and bar brooch clasp
fitting verso, stamped 9ct £100 - 150
159.
Lady’s Rotary wristwatch
on a white metal paste set strap together with a matching
bracelet £100 - 200
9 carat gold framed oval Cameo brooch
together with a Scottish agate ring on a yellow metal ban (2)
£70 - 100
160.
Silver brooch
together with a silver pendant, silver and turquoise bracelet,
silver dress ring and a Stratton powder compact (5) £40 - 60
9 carat gold garnet set flowerhead cluster ring
together with a 9 carat gold rectangular stepped cut sapphire
ring (2) £100 - 150
161.
22 carat gold wedding band,
4.1 grams approx 147.
Ronson “Fine Touch” cigarette lighter
in red enamel, complete with fitted box £50 - 70
162.
148.
14 carat white gold tanzanite and diamond pendant
necklace
together with a pair of matching earrings (2) £250 - 350
Opal dress ring,
the oval stone in a high shouldered yellow broad band setting
£50 - 80
163.
Jewellery box
containing a quantity of silver pendants, rings and brooches
together with two silver plated charm bracelets with charms
and other white metal costume jewellery, etc (a lot) £80 - 120
164.
14 carat gold diamond solitaire ring
together with four 9 carat gold rings to include a signet
ring, seed pearl and sapphire, smokey quartz and a Cameo
ring, two 9 carat gold link chain bracelets, rolled gold stiff
hinged bangle, 9 carat gold butterfly pendant necklace and
miscellaneous rolled gold necklace chains to include a
locket, 9 carat gold and seed pearl flower brooch and plated
shirt studs (a lot) £250 - 350
165.
Jewellery box
containing a quantity of silver and white metal dress rings,
pendants and brooches, etc (a lot) £70 - 100
166.
Single strand of simulated cherry amber Bakelite
graduated beads,
approx 58 grams £70 - 100
167.
Two yellow metal slave style bangles
with foliate engraved decoration, unmarked, (2) £100 - 150
168.
Sampson Mordan & Co yellow metal propelling pencil
with suspension loop
£50 - 80
169.
Two silver stiff hinged bangles
and another silver bangle (3) £30 - 50
170.
Garnet double strand bracelet £50 - 70
171.
Modern silver and turquoise earrings,
bone pendant, wooden acorn brooch, and costume brooches,
etc (a lot) £30 - 50
145.
146.
149.
18 carat gold diamond set eternity ring
together with a 9 carat gold diamond and ruby channel set
ring (2) £100 - 200
150.
Sapphire and diamond cluster ring,
the emerald cut central sapphire with surround of fourteen
round brilliant cut diamonds, with row of three diamonds to
shoulders, on a yellow metal band £200 - 400
151.
Sapphire and seed pearl drop pendant
within yellow metal double concentric band, 152.
Carton
containing costume jewellery to include beads, brooches
wristwatches and a pair of Viners silver plate napkin rings,
etc (a lot) £20 - 40
£50 - 80
153.
18 carat gold five stone diamond ring 154.
Edwardian bar brooch
with horse shoe to centre set with eleven brilliant cut
diamonds, the bar modelled as a pair of riding crops, 4.5cm
long £100 - 150
155.
9 carat gold oval brooch
set with aquamarine and seed pearl flowerhead to centre,
with suspension loop verso, 2 x 2.5cm
£80 - 120
156.
10
£100 - 150
Lady’s 9 carat gold cased Rotary wristwatch,
the oval champagne dial with hour batons, on a brown leather
strap £50 - 80
£70 - 100
Jewellery and Medals
172.
London silver cased open faced pocket watch,
glass lacking, together with an Art Nouveau Epns belt buckle,
white metal lipstick holder and a white metal pick (4)£40 - 60
173.
18th Century white metal coin pendant and double coin
buckle
(2) £40 - 60
174.
A pair of mabe cultured pearl earrings
in yellow metal rope work frames
175.
Newmark gilt metal QEII Coronation travel clock
together with a 14k gold filled propelling pencil and a 14k gold
filled Salz fountain pen (3) £70 - 100
176.
Gent’s Citizen wristwatch
on a brown leather strap together with a Gent’s Lorus
wristwatch on a stainless steel bracelet strap (2) £20 - 40
177.
18 carat white gold diamond and coral dress ring,
the central cabouchon coral cornered by four panels of six
brilliant cut diamonds, stamped 750 £300 - 500
Diamond flowerhead dress ring
set with central brilliant cut diamond within a small square
panel with surround of eight brilliant diamonds, stamped
princess to inner band £150 - 250
179.
18 carat gold and diamond set eternity ring 180.
18 carat white gold seven stone diamond ring
having row of four heart shaped diamonds spaced by three
round brilliant cut diamonds
£200 - 400
181.
18 carat white gold sapphire and diamond ring,
the central emerald cut sapphire flanked by two baguette cut
diamonds to the shoulder, stamped 750 £200 - 300
183.
Single strand of fresh water pearls
with an oval simulated cherry amber bead to centre flanked
by a small jade disc, strung with thirty eight pearls approx
10mm, with an 18 carat white gold clasp fastening, with fitted
box £100 - 150
187.
Single strand of fresh water pearls,
strung with thirty eight graduated pearls, largest approx
10mm, with an 18 carat white gold clasp fastening, with fitted
box £100 - 150
188.
Lady’s Tag Heuer wristwatch,
the dial with hour batons, Mercedes hands and date aperture,
originally on a stainless steel strap which has been replaced
by a black leather strap (with original box and stainless steel
strap contained within) £150 - 200
189.
Gent’s Omega Constellation Chronograph stainless steel
wristwatch,
the silvered dial with hour batons and date aperture, on an
articulated stainless steel strap, original box
£150 - 250
190.
Gent’s 18 carat gold cased Rolex wristwatch,
circa 1973, the rectangular silvered face with gold hour
batons, on a black crocodile skin strap, Model No. 43213,
complete with original fitted box and guarantee £1000 - 1500
191.
Gent’s 18 carat gold Vacheron & Constantin wristwatch,
circa 1957, the circular champagne dial with hour batons and
subsidiary seconds marker, on an 18 carat gold fixed mesh
bracelet strap, Movement No. 530108, complete with original
Manufacturer’s Certificate and letter from Meister of Zurich
confirming a full service £2500 - 3500
192.
A box of various coins
193.
The Royal Imperial and National Order of the Legion of
Honour, five pointed white enamel Maltese Cross with
ball tip finial,
oak and laurel wreath, in red case marked RF Arthur
Bertrand Paris £50 - 70
194.
A Royal Scottish Academy medal
with box by Alexander Kirkwood & Sons
£100 - 150
178.
182.
186.
£100 - 200
Two tone 18 carat dress ring
with double concentric white gold rings each pave set with
diamonds with a twin yellow gold wavy line running through
further set with diamonds, stamped 750
£300 - 500
18 carat gold dress ring
in the Renaissance manner the quatrefoil panel having a
circular collet set ruby with a square cut sapphire to centre
on a rope twist gold band £300 - 500
184.
18 carat gold sapphire and diamond dress ring,
the central oval sapphire flanked by a single baguette cut
diamond
£300 - 500
185.
18 carat white gold and platinum set tourmaline and
diamond dress ring
in the Art Deco manner, by H. Stern Jewellers, the rectangular
tourmaline rib cut to the top facet with three elongated
diamond lozenges within an octagonal platinum setting
flanked by a row of four diamonds to each shoulder, stamped
750 and platinum
£500 - 800
£20 - 30
£20 - 30
The following lots 195 - 198 are with reference to Major Sir Patrick
Henry Bligh Wall (14 October 1916 - 15 May 1998) who was a British
senior commando in the Royal Marines during World War II and
later a Conservative politician. He was a Member of Parliament for
Haltemprice, East Yorkshire and subsequently for Beverley. He was
a leading figure in the Conservative Monday Club and a parliamentary
consultant to the Western Goals Institute.
195.
Medal group
of Major Sir Patrick Henry Bligh Wall 1916 - 1998, consisting of
The Military Cross 1945, 1939 - 45 Star, Atlantic Star - France
& Germany Bar, African Star, Italian Star, Defence Medal,
War Medal 1939 - 45, George VI Coronation 1937, Royal Naval
Volunteer Reserve Decoration, Legion of Merit with Pip,
Knights Bachelor Badge, Sovereign Military Order of Malta
£3000 - 5000
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196.
Miniature medal group,
Oswald Douglas Wack Wall, Irish Guards Lieutenant, brother
of Major Sir Patrick Wall, comprising of 1939 - 45 Star, Italy
Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal and War Medal
1939 - 45 (Wall was a prisoner of Stalag VIIA, copies of
paperwork and ephemera included)
£30 - 50
197.
The Victory Medal 1914 - 1919,
Captain Henry Benedict Wall, father of Major Sir Patrick Wall,
including Silver Jubilee of King George V and Queen Mary
medal, Coronation of Edward VIII (3)
£30 - 50
198.
A fragment of pink marble,
reputedly to be from Adolf Hitlers desk, in his study of
the Chancellery Building, Berlin, with accompanying
photographs, a trophy of war from Major Sir Patrick Wall
£200 - 300
199.
A Nazi dagger,
the oak leaf pommel with faux ivory handle and wire grip,
eagle hilt, faux shagreen scabbard with oak leaf decoration,
blade stamped Tiger Solingen
£150 - 250
200.
A pair of late 19th century Continental Sevres style
porcelain and ormolu vases,
each with a hand painted scene of a huntsman and hounds,
signed A Gevrar, 38cm high (2)
£140 - 160
201.
Early 19th century Walton pearlware group ‘Tenderness’
modelled as a cleric and woman with a lamb, with bocage, on
rococo style base (a/f) 18cm high
£50 - 70
209.
Alexandra Porcelain Works, Royal Vienna, Austrian ovoid
vase
decorated with goose girl and farmyard scene against a green
blush ground, complete with inner liner and carved hardwood
top, indistinctly signed, 25cm high £50 - 70
210.
Foley China Silhouette teaset
comprising 6 teacups, 6 saucers, 6 side plates, milk jug, sugar
basin and cake plate (21)
£70 - 100
211.
Till & Sons late 19th century dinner service,
in the Alba Pattern (46)
212.
Royal Doulton china figures ‘Fair Maiden’ HN2211 and
‘Picnic’ HN2308
together with a Dresden porcelain twin handled urn vase (3)
£50 - 70
213.
Royal Worcester figures ‘Parakeet’,
modelled by Freda Doughty, model no. 3087, together with
‘Grandmother’s Dress’ (2)
£70 - 100
214.
Royal Worcester ‘Old Bow’ pattern tea for two set,
comprising 2 cups, 2 saucers, cake plate, milk jug, sugar
basin and teapot (8)
£50 - 80
215.
Two Lladro Spanish porcelain Ballerina figures,
tallest 20cm high (2)
£40 - 60
216.
oyal Crown Derby Imari pattern No. 2451 coffee cups
R
and saucers,
to include 8 saucers and 14 coffee cans (some damages) (22)
£100 - 150
£50 - 100
202.
Two Royal Worcester ‘Months of the Year’ figures
‘December’ and ‘January’ modelled by Freda G Doughty
£100 - 150
217.
203.
Moorcroft baluster vase
tube line decorated in Leaf and Blackberry pattern, against
a sage green ground, impressed marks to base, 19cm high
£200 - 300
Royal Doulton figure ‘The New Bonnet’ HN1728,
18cm high
£100 - 150
218.
Royal Doulton figure ‘Antique Dealer’ HN4424,
from the Classics Series, 17cm high, together with a Border
Fine Arts figure of a Collie Dog (2)
£70 - 100
204.
Three Royal Worcester Months of the Year figures
to include May, February and April, modelled by Freda G
Doughty (3)
£150 - 200
219.
Dresden porcelain framed oval mirror,
surmounted by cherubs, with flowers and foliage all around,
30cm high
£70 - 100
205.
Two Keith Murray for Wedgwood green glazed tankards,
printed marks to base, 12cm high (2)
£40 - 60
220.
206.
Royal Doulton figure ‘Mendicant’ HN1365,
21cm high
19th century Staffordshire pottery serpent candlestick
on a blue gilt shell Rococo style base, together with a 19th
century porcelain cobalt blue and gilt decorated spill vase,
and a Greek key etched Victorian glass carafe, tallest 27cm
high (3)
£50 - 80
207.
Bing & Grondahl porcelain figure of a fox terrier,
modelled standing, model no. 1998, 14cm high
£40 - 60
221.
208.
Pair of Wedgwood style dark blue ground Jasper vases
decorated with classical figures and fruit and vine borders,
18cm high (2)
£30 - 50
Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern 1128 crescent dish and
scalloped dish,
together with a Royal Crown Derby 2451 pattern plate, and a
Mason’s Ironstone octagonal dish (4)
£50 - 80
222.
A 19th century Chinese Famille Verte rouleau vase,
decorated with figures amidst bamboo and rocks, with ruyi
border and lappet decoration to the neck, six character
Guangxu mark to base, 22cm high
£200 - 250
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£30 - 50
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223.
Large Japanese Satsuma baluster vase
painted with figures against a black ground, 32cm high
£50 - 100
224.
Bronze bottle neck vase
with flaming dragons in relief, 24cm high
225.
226.
227.
238.
A pair of Chinese 18th century blue and white octagonal
plates
decorated with pagoda and river landscape, 22cm diameter
(2)
£60 - 80
£50 - 70
239.
A group of four Chinese Famille Verte bowls
painted with Taoist symbols and blue ruyi style borders, on
circular pedestal bases, largest 17cm high (4)
£150 - 200
Three Chinese 19th century blue and white shallow
dishes,
each decorated with pagoda scene (3)
£50 - 80
240.
Akasuke Ginbari high shouldered vase,
of lobed form, together with another of baluster form, each
with engraved decoration, 15cm high (2)
£100 - 150
18th and 19th century Chinese blue and white porcelain
to include a bowl with qianlong mark, two octagonal plates
and a saucer dish (4)
£150 - 200
241.
Japanese porcelain teapot
in Hirado type palette modelled as a fish, 20cm long
£50 - 70
A collection of 18th and 19th century Chinese teabowls
and a saucer to include Famille Rose and blue and white
examples (7)
£100 - 150
242.
Late 19th Century Chinese blue and white crackle ware
ginger jar
painted with women and children at a table in the garden,
with brown etched top and bottom borders, on a shaped and
pierced lotus flower hardwood stand, 18cm high £100 - 150
243.
Pair of Royal Wettina, Austria twin handled porcelain
vases,
decorated with children playing dice against a green ground,
red printed marks to base, 28cm high (2) £40 - 60
244.
Royal Doulton china figures
‘Darling’ HN1985 and ‘Bedtime’ HN1978 together with
‘Jacqueline’ HN2001 (a/f) (3)
£50 - 80
245.
Two Nao Spanish porcelain figures,
tallest 24cm high (2)
£30 - 50
246.
Collection of four Hummel figures
to include ‘School Boy’ etc, tallest 13cm high (4)
£30 - 50
247.
Chinese Famille Varte Rouleau vase
decorated with figures in a garden setting, bears four
character Kangxi mark to base (hairline), 22cm high
£100 - 150
Four Lladro Spanish porcelain figures,
tallest 31cm high
248.
Chinese white glazed relief carved bottle neck vase,
the body profusely carved with lotus flowers, carp and foliage,
with lappet border to neck and ruyi decoration to top rim,
bears Qianlong seal mark to base, 25cm high
£500 - 700
Mintons miniature milk jug and sugar basin
together with a small Dresden porcelain floral decorated salt
with blue swords mark to base, and a glass and coloured
enamel decanter with shot glasses (8)
£50 - 80
249.
Royal Cauldron ‘Mayfair; pattern Art Deco bowl,
14cm high
£20 - 40
250.
Royal Doulton china figure ‘Cherie’ HN2341,
together with a Royal Doulton figure of a spaniel, Beswick
pony, crystal owl and bird, and two Mats Johasson lead
crystal plaques (7)
£60 - 80
251.
A quantity of Wedgwood pale blue and white dip
Jasperware
to include a table lamp, trinket dishes and a lighter etc,
together with two Wedgwood Queensware trios and a
Staffordshire blue and white ladle (approx 24)
£60 - 80
228.
Japanese bronze libation
modelled as a dragon on shaped hardwood base, 19cm long
£350 - 400
229.
A pair of Japanese Satsuma baluster vases
together with a Jersey pottery vase (3)
230.
Canton enamelled Famille Rose punch bowl,
typically decorated with figures, on a hardwood stand (a/f)
£70 - 100
231.
232.
233.
234.
£30 - 50
Three Chinese Famille Rose plates,
each painted with floral sprays and bats, together with a
Chinese Famille Verte bottle neck vase painted with floral
panels, with diapher and lappet border, tallest 21cm high (4)
£100 - 150
Middle Eastern style blue glazed pottery bowl
with black and yellow floral decoration, 33cm diameter
£25 - 45
235.
A collection of jade and quartz animal and Budha figures,
together with a glass snuff bottle (11)
£100 - 150
236.
Japanese porcelain charger
decorated with figures, 38cm diameter 237.
£40 - 60
19th century Chinese Cinnabar casket
of rectangular form, with carved river landscape scene in
relief, 19 x 25cm
£250 - 350
£80 - 120
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Mixed group of 19th century ceramics to include a Pratt
ware pot lid,
pair of green glazed Majolica plates, together with another
possibly by Wedgwood, two porcelain Rococo style butter
dishes, Mason’s Ironstone jug and black lacquered teawares
(a lot)
£80 - 120
267.
Nippon twin handled handpainted baluster vase,
together with a Studio pottery slip decorated vase (2)£20 - 40
268.
19th century blue and white jug
together with a modern chinoisserie jug and a Japanese
porcelain pot and cover (3)
£20 - 40
Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern 2451 cabinet cup and
saucer,
Noritake twin handled comport and a selection of Royal
Albert ‘Old Country Roses’ teawares (a lot)
£50 - 80
269.
Quantity of Lilliput Lane and other model cottages
and house (approx 17)
£20 - 40
270.
Quantity of Wedgwood pale blue and white dip
Jasperware
to include coffee set, vases, plates and trinket dishes, together
with a few copper lustre items (a lot)
£70 - 100
271.
Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern 383 teawares
to include 15 teacups, 18 saucers, 12 side plates and 5 larger
(some damages)
£200 - 300
272.
Set of four Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern 1124
comports
together with twelve matching plates (16)
£200 - 300
273.
Two Wedgwood black basalt cache pots,
Vaseline glass posy, enamelled glass comport and a silver
collared pepper grinder (5)
£50 - 80
Majolica jardiniere urn
decorated with cherubs in relief, raised on a shaped square
base (restored and with damages) 90cm high (2)
£50 - 80
274.
19th century Staffordshire ‘Lily and Rose’ ashet,
together with a Till & Sons Lahore pattern plate (2) £50 - 70
259.
Continental porcelain dessert service
comprising two comports and six plates (7)
275.
260.
Japanese porcelain coffee pot,
glass decanter and stopper, mirror back girondle, glass salt
and an Epns pot (5)
£40 - 60
Charles Vyse earthenware figure The Cineraria Boy,
modelled standing and wearing a checked jacket and herring
bone trousers, carrying a bunch of blue cineraria, raised on
an octagonal paved flagstone base, blue painted marks verso,
CV 1925 Chelsea, on an ebonised plinth base (small chip to his
cap and restored to neck area), 27 cm high £500 - 800
261.
20th Century Chinese famille rose hors d’oeuvre set
comprising nine shaped dishes, each painted with flowers
against turquoise ground, contained within a lacquered box
together with two small circular cloisonne ashtrays £40 - 60
276.
Charles Vyse earthenware figure Saturday Night,
the elderly lady modelled standing and wearing a pink shawl
over blue stripped dress with white smock apron, she carries
a basket of vegetables, raised on a square flagstone base, on
a further ebonised plinth, approx 25cm high £1500 - 2000
262.
Mixed group to include Adams ‘Titian Ware’ tea for two
set,
and a coffee set together with a Staffordshire oversized teacup
and saucer, Dresden porcelain dish, pearlware teabowl and
two blue and white sake bowls (a lot)
£80 - 120
277.
263.
Adams Cries of London orange ground fruit bowl,
Staffordshire pottery comport moulded amber glass dish and
figure group (4)
£40 - 60
Charles Vyse earthenware figure Daffodil Woman,
modelled standing, the flower seller wears a yellow shawl
over stripped dress, with a bunch of daffodils in her right hand
and a basket of mixed flowers at her left hand side, raised on
an octagonal flagstone base, on a further ebonised plinth, 26
cm high £1500 - 2000
278.
Charles Vyse earthenware The Madonna of the
Racecourse,
modelled standing and wearing a checked skirt, yellow jacket
and lilac head scarf, she carries a bay in her arms with paisley
shawl, on a square grassy mound base, on a further ebonised
base, 26cm high £1500 - 2000
279.
Clarice Cliff Bizarre Range for Newport Pottery
Double V pattern ribbed bowl, with geometric handpainted
flowers against a cream and orange ground, printed marks
verso, 18cm high £500 - 600
252.
253.
254.
Staffordshire transfer printed Chariots pitcher,
30cm high
£20 - 40
255.
Plaster model of a terrier,
25cm high
£20 - 30
256.
Bishop & Sons Staffordshire cheese dish and cover,
decorated with flowers
£30 - 50
257.
Mixed group of ceramics
to include Wedgwood Jasperware, Royal Worcester trinket
dishes, Limoges bud vase, Coalport urn and cover vase etc
(11)
£40 - 60
258.
£50 - 80
264.
Royal Albert ‘Connoisseur’ pattern six place teaset
together with an art pottery tea for two set (a lot)
£30 - 50
265.
Royal Albert Old Country Roses six place teaset
(21) £40 - 60
266.
14
Victorian blue and white transfer printed foot bath,
46 x 37cm
£40 - 60
Ceramics and Glass
280.
Clarice Cliff Bizarre Fantasque for Newport Pottery
342 vase handpainted in the Autumn pattern with stylised
trees and flowers against a cream and orange ground,
printed marks to base, 20cm high £400 - 500
281.
Clarice Cliff for Wilkinson Pottery large circular floral
wall plaque
in pastel shades, 33cm diameter £70 - 100
282.
Moorcroft baluster vase,
circa 2010, tube line decorated with pansies and foliage
against a cream and cobalt blue ground, impressed and
painted marks LE to base, 19cm high £150 - 250
283.
Clarice Cliff Rodanthe pattern charger
decorated with stylised flowers against a cream ground, 46
cm diameter £300 - 500
284.
A pair of 20th Century Chinese Canton enamel bottle neck
vase,
the bulbous body painted with ten figures in a rock work
and bamboo landscape, each with mythical beast moulded
handles to side with gilt rings, 34cm high (2) (one restored)
with green seal mark to base £100 - 150
285.
Wedgwood ‘Hathaway Rose’ pattern dinner service for six,
together with a Wedgwood Devon Sprays teaset (a lot)
£50 - 80
294.
18th Century style red and white opaque twist stem
drinking glass
with trumpet bowl together with another having double series
opaque white stem, each with flaring foot together with a set
of four early 20th Century leaf etched glasses on a faceted
stem, tallest 15cm (6) £150 - 250
295.
An unusual continental clear glass decanter and stopper,
of globe and shaft form, with twin loop handles to sides and
painted with orange and white enamels depicting deer, rabbits
dogs and birds to alternating panels with gilt highlights,
further enhanced with twisted clear glass trails to the body
and stopper, 27cm high, together with cut crystal cylindrical
decanter and stopper, 26cm high (2) £100 - 150
296.
A collection of eleven Bohemian green / blue glass
roemers,
each with ribbed conical foot and raised prunt work
decoration, various sizes (11) £120 - 150
297.
A set of eleven Stuart Crystal etched sundae dishes
together with a pair of knop stemmed rummers (13) £30 - 50
298.
A collection of six various cut crystal and glass decanters
of various shapes and sizes together with a selection of five
loose stoppers (a lot)
£80 - 120
299.
A collection of Bohemian amber etched glasswares
to include a pair of deer etched, flared rim vases, an elongated
vase with game bird decoration and a pair of floral etched
beakers of faceted form, tallest 32cm (5)
£100 - 150
300.
A collection of Bohemian ruby etched glasswares
to include a pair of flared rim candlesticks, pair of jars
complete with stoppers, and an Art Deco ruby red faceted
vase with Continental silver collar, tallest 21cm (5)£100 - 150
286.
Modern blue and white basin and ewer set
painted with flowers in the Art Nouveau manner (2) £40 - 60
287.
Cauldon Pottery basin and ewer set
painted with roses (2)
288.
19th century Davenport oval planter/foot bath,
painted with floral sprays against a green ground, with puce
dash scroll handles to side, 43 x 33cm
£60 - 80
301.
Vasart Art glass vase
with flaring rim and everted footrim having coloured swirled
inclusions against a mottled pale pink ground, 24cm high
£50 - 80
Pair of 19th Century Bohemian green glass table lustres
with enamelled flowers and gilt foliage decoration, on knop
stems and spreading circular foot, complete with clear
faceted glass hanging lustres, 36cm high (2) £150 - 250
302.
Brass oil lamp with amber glass well,
49cm high
303.
An impressive pair of hobnail cut crystal and brass table
lamps,
the circular base with acanthus leaf frieze rising to a crystal
foot well with a brass knop under an urn shaped central
crystal well with brass flowerhead capital, 70 cm high (2)
£200 - 300
304.
A pair of pink opaline table lustres
with enamelled floral decoration together with a white opaline
glass table lustre and a Bohemian green glass table lustre (4)
£100 - 150
289.
£40 - 60
290.
Monart art glass vase
of flared form, having a purple and white stripped mottled
ground raising to a black rim with gold aventurine inclusions,
19.5cm high £150 - 200
291.
A pair of pressed clear glass shoes,
(one with old staple repair) 19cm long (2) 292.
Victorian uranium glass posy
with ruby frilled rim together with a Bohemian blue glass
carafe with coloured enamel foliate decoration, (2) tallest
24cm high £30 - 50
293.
A pair of cased glass bowls
of oval form to include a blue and a red example, (2) 15cm long
£30 - 50
£20 - 40
£30 - 50
15
Interiors and Collectables
305.
306.
307.
A late 19th / early 20th Century Chinese Canton Export
ivory and needlework fan,
the ivory sticks and guards profusely carved with flowers
and small birds, the panel decorated with fine silk floral
needlework,together with its original wooden box, 32 cm long
£500 - 800
An impressive 19th Century mother of pearl and lace fan,
the guards and sixteen sticks are classically pierced and
gilded with gold and silver decoration depicting cherubs,
doves and foliate design with a Burano Lace School floral
panel, complete with original white leather box with from
Scuola Merletti Die Burano, 30 cm long £500 - 800
A collection of three late 19th century parasols,
to include Meissen style porcelain floral decorated handled
example, a carved ivory figure head example, and a clear
glass spherical handled example, all contained with a brass
floral stick stand (4)
£150 - 200
308.
A pair of red painted turned wood candlesticks,
together with a pair of brass knop stemmed candlesticks and
a floral decorated stationary box (5) £50 - 70
309.
A collection of three Scandinavian wooden tankards,
tallest 19cm (3)
£70 - 100
310.
311.
312.
313.
A 19th century treen bowl with carved frieze,
on a circular plinth base and a carved spoon (2)
£70 - 100
Late Victorian red leather and brass bound photograph
album,
together with a miniature leather bound ‘Gulliver’s Travels’
and ‘As You Like It’ (3)
£30 - 50
Pair of Diamond Princess knop stemmed candlesticks
(2)
£30 - 50
A collection of five 19th century/early 20th century
Scandinavian boxes
to include a miniature Svepask, three bentwood boxes and
rectangular box (5)
£70 - 100
314.
A pair of carved hardwood bookends,
each with a seated lion to front (2)
315.
Chinese carved panel
depicting a flaming dragon together with an ebonsied and
bone photograph frame (2)
£40 - 60
316.
£40 - 60
A collection of vintage cameras and jewellery boxes
(11) £50 - 80
317.
A collection of vintage cameras etc
(a lot)
318.
A Scandinavian bentwood Svepask / Tina box
of oval form, complete with lid, with Folk Art etched
decoration, 47cm long
£70 - 100
16
319.
Two Tunbridge Ware inlaid boxes,
one with a green velvet fitted interior (largest 24 x 15cm) (2)
£70 - 100
320.
A pair of rearing ‘Marley’ style spelter horse and figure
groups,
on oval plinth base (2)
£70 - 100
321.
Elliot green marble clock
on plinth base
322.
A collection of miniature glass perfume bottles
to include Guerlin and Balenciaga, complete with original
boxes (7)
£50 - 80
323.
Small beadwork change purse
together with a vintage beaded evening bag and a gold tone
mesh bag (3)
£20 - 40
324.
Set of three vintage Edinburgh Crystal Appin pattern
tumblers
£20 - 40
325.
Three vintage lady’s handbags
(3)
£40 - 60
326.
Three vintage lady’s handbags
(3)
£40 - 60
327.
Mahogany two division sarcophagus tea caddy,
with ivory escutcheon and lion mask ring handles to side,
raised on four bun feet
£40 - 60
328.
Large cast brass lion head door knocker,
25cm
£50 - 80
329.
19th century burr wood writing slope,
with fitted interior, 35 x 23cm
£50 - 70
330.
Hardstone chess set
complete with carved chessmen
£30 - 50
£30 - 50
330A. A glazed showcase
containing a taxidermy group of birds to include a ptarmigan,
jay and snipe, etc
£100 - 200
331.
Cast iron novelty money bank
modelled as a clown
£40 - 60
332.
Bell’s Millennium 8 years whisky,
complete with packaging
£20 - 40
333.
19th century rosewood and mother of pearl inlaid
sarcophagus tea caddy,
with gadrooned edge and raised on four bun feet, fitted with
two divisions and with an associated glass mixing bowl
£70 - 100
334.
Eleven ceramic carpet bowls
in check and floral patterns, various colours together with
three smaller and a jack, with two pottery mixing bowls and
three enamel chamber candlestick holders (a lot) £200 - 300
£50 - 80
Interiors and Collectables
335.
A Goldscheider figural pottery lamp
modelled as a Night Watchman, wearing a helmet, tunic and
overcoat, with a bunch of keys hanging from his belt strap, he
carries a lantern aloft in his right hand, raised on a naturalistic
plinth base, impressed Goldscheider and No 3343 to reverse,
(damages to left hand and lacks his spear) 60cm high
£300 - 500
336.
Two child’s sewing machines
to include a floral painted example and a Vulcan blue tin (2)
£30 - 50
337.
After Bonheur, a bronze model of a recumbent lion,
naturalistically modelled on a stepped black rectangular
marble base, 30cm long £200 - 300
338.
Modern resin figure group of ‘The Lovers’,
34cm high
£20 - 40
339.
Chinese Canton enamel Famille Rose punch bowl,
typically decorated with figures, flowers and foliage on a
pierced circular hardwood base, 28cm diameter (a/f) £50 - 80
340.
Bronze female figure,
modelled standing, her arms outstretched and draped with a
cloak, on circular black marble base
£100 - 200
341.
Ebano Vidal bronze patinated female figure
on a sculptural hardstone base, 51cm
342.
Ebano Vidal patinated bronze group depicting the Family,
on a sculptural hardstone plinth, 53cm tall
£150 - 250
343.
Three ships blocks
(3)
350.
The Laws & Acts of Parliament,
Scots Acts 1424 - 1621, 1633 - 1681, 1683 - 1706, leather bound
(3)
£100 - 150
351.
Armand Marseille doll,
in need of repair, model no.990
£50 - 80
351A. Sam Haskins, Photography hardback coffee table books
to include Cowboy Kate & Other Girls, November Girls and
Five Girls, (3) £80 - 120
352.
Japanese Kimono
353.
Green shawl
with Paisley pattern borders and fringe, approx 45’’ x 90’’
£100 - 200
£40 - 60
353A. Art Deco Assuit shawl
the black ground with gold metal inclusions in a Geometric
Egyptian Revival inspired pattern, approx 210 cm long x 60
cm wide £100 - 200
354.
Two large woven Norwich style Paisley pattern bed
spreads,
circa late 19th Century, each with a red field and green foliate
ground (one with a tear) £200 - 300
355.
A quantity of crochet bed spreads and table clothes,
etc (a lot) £100 - 150
356.
Late 19th / early 20th Century log cabin patchwork quilt
together with a selection of unpatched log squares (a lot)
£80 - 120
£70 - 100
357.
Lady’s brown fur jacket 344.
Brass candelabrum and watering can
(2) £20 - 40
358.
345.
19th century cast iron Hosiery Machine
346.
Three trinket boxes,
small pokerwork tray and a floral painted rectangular tray (5)
£20 - 40
A collection of Dennis Jenvey hand crafted miniatures
to include a Regency sofa table, Georgian knife box, bijouterie
table, Canterbury, Gentleman’s folding dressing table and a
dumb waiter, all signed and dated, together with a miniature
blue painted stove (7) £200 - 300
359.
19th Century Mittenwald violin,
circa 1890, no label, back is 36cm long 360.
A Russian balalaika,
the front inlaid with house motif, complete with fitted case
£50 - 100
361.
Oak cigarette and card box,
together with a mahogany caddy containing a set of wooden
chessmen and a green leather box containing two packs of
cards (a lot)
£50 - 70
362.
Plaster bust of a Victorian boy
painted in colours and raised on an octagonal plinth
£80 - 120
363.
Copper two gallon jug and a four gallon jug
(2)
£150 - 200
£200 - 300
347.
Two inlaid trays,
walking cane and modern faux bamboo vase (4)
348.
German bisque head doll
with sleeping brown eyes, painted eyebrows and open mouth
with jointed limbs, dressed in floral patterned dress and lace
smock with a straw bonnet and strand of pearls around her
neck, 50cm long £70 - 100
349.
Continental bisque head doll,
possibly German, with sleeping brown eyes, painted eyebrows
and open mouth with jointed limbs, dressed in lace and linen
dress and smock with matching bonnet, 38 cm £60 - 80
£50 - 70
£20 - 30
£600 - 800
£50 - 80
17
Interiors, Collectables and Rugs
364.
Mother of pearl inlaid writing slope
with a fitted interior (a/f)
365.
A four glass mantle clock
by J Clark & Sons, Greenock, the brass frame with projected
moulded cornice, plinth base and bracket feet, enamelled
chapter ring and face with Roman numerals, striking bell,
17cm wide x 30cm high x 13cm deep
£350 - 450
£60 - 80
366.
A brass ships clock,
of circular form, the white dial with Roman numerals,
subsidiary second dial, 20cm diameter
£80 - 120
367.
faux tortoiseshell and ormolu French mantle clock,
A
with scrolling foliate detail white face with Arabic & Roman
numerals, 19cm wide x 36cm high x 10cm deep £100 - 150
368.
An oak mantle clock,
the projected moulded cornice over white face, Roman
numerals, panelled window, flanked by barley twist columns,
plinth base, on bun feet, striking Westminster chimes, 31cm
wide x 37cm high x 17cm deep
£30 - 50
369.
A walnut and inlaid grandmother clock
by Perivale, the square hood and face with applied chapter
ring, Roman numerals and striking Westminster chimes,
136cm high
£50 - 90
370.
371.
A Victorian slate and green marble mantle clock,
the projected moulded cornice over white enamelled chapter
ring, Roman numerals, raised on plinth base, striking bell,
29cm wide x 32cm high x 16cm deep
£60 - 100
A plywood mantle clock
by Hendersons, of arched form, brush metal circular face,
Arabic numerals, striking Westminster chimes, 35cm wide x
22cm high x 15cm deep
£20 - 40
372.
A Victorian slate and pink marble mantle clock,
the projected cornice over white enamelled circular face
raised on plinth base, 26cm wide x 33cm high x 16cm deep
£60 - 100
373.
A Rococo style ormolu mantle clock,
the scrolling foliate form with painted enamelled face, Roman
numerals, over cherub mask, scenic plaque raised on splayed
feet, French movement striking coil, 23cm wide x 36cm high x
15cm deep
£120 - 220
374.
An ebonised and gilt metal mantle clock,
the arched pediment over inlaid frieze, enamelled circular
face, Roman numerals, on barley twist columns, plinth base
on bracket feet, the whole with elaborate decoration, striking
bell
£400 - 600
375.
376.
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An octagonal wag at the wall clock,
with carved and inlaid frame, enamelled circular face and
Roman numerals, 34cm wide x 34cm high
£40 - 60
A walnut cuckoo bracket clock,
the arched pediment over white enamelled face with painted
spandrels, plinth base, striking coil, 34cm wide x 38cm high x
21cm deep
£80 - 120
377.
A yellow marble mantle clock
in the Regency manner, by Cowinge A Paris, mounted by a
bronze urn, stopped by a bronze urn, stepped cornice, circular
face, chapter ring, Roman numeral, plinth base on bun feet,
striking bell, 19cm wide x 40cm high x 10cm deep £400 - 600
378.
An ebonised month going,
calendar clock, of rectangular form, glass front, white
enamelled circular dial, Roman numerals, day, date and
month aperture, raised on plinth base, 31cm wide x 43cm
high x 16cm deep £400 - 600
379.
A rosewood wheel barometer,
the swan neck pediment with brass urn finial over dials
thermometer, 96cm
£80 - 120
380.
A mahogany wheel barometer,
boxwood and ebony strung, the swan neck pediment with urn
finial, over dry/damp dial, trunk thermometer, pressure dial
and level, 98cm high
£100 - 160
381.
A glass cased set of scientific scales,
43cm wide x 49cm high x 30cm deep
382.
A marble composition of the Charles W Morgan New
Bedford Whaler,
with triple mast, square rigger ship, in plastic case, 50cm
high x 54cm long
£60 - 80
383.
An Eastern rug
with two rows of five cruciform lozenges and cruciform
border, 152 x 111cm
£30 - 50
384.
An Antique Persian rug,
the central field of Mir-i-botas with seven various borders
(worn in areas) 235 x 107cm
£60 - 100
385.
An antique Persian rug,
the central foliate diamonds with cream spandrels and triple
border (worn in areas) 192 x 127cm
£60 - 100
386.
An antique prayer mat,
the cream central field with brown and blue borders (worn in
areas) 135 x 105cm
£60 - 100
387.
A pair of rugs
with overall foliate design on cream ground and borders, 167
x 108cm (2)
£60 - 80
388.
A Joshaghan rug,
the central diamond over red ground and blue spandrels with
floral borders, 388 x 291cm
£300 - 500
389.
A Bokhara carpet
with seven rows of 30 guls over pink ground and group border,
375 x 285cm
£80 - 120
390.
A Kashan carpet,
the central medallion over red ground and overall foliate
pattern with cream foliate border, 318 x 221cm £200 - 400
£30 - 40
Rugs
391.
An Ishfahan carpet,
with central medallion, overall floral pattern spandrels and
borders, 410 x 371cm
£200 - 400
392.
A Meshed carpet,
the central medallion on red ground with overall foliate
pattern spandrels and borders, 326 x 242cm
£200 - 300
393.
A Mahal carpet,
the overall foliate design on red ground with foliate border,
323 x 243cm
£250 - 350
394.
A Shiraz carpet,
the overall diamond pattern with cream foliate border, 265 x
192cm
£140 - 240
395.
An antique Malayer runner,
the overall foliate pattern over pink ground and single border,
367 x 64cm
£120 - 180
396.
A Massoul rug,
the overall diamond pattern over red ground with borders,
200 x 140cm
£80 - 120
397.
A Meshed style carpet,
the central floral medallion over floral ground, with spandrels
and borders in blue, cream and gold, 339 x 249cm £200 - 300
398.
A Hamadan rug,
with central medallion over pink ground. foliate design,
spandrels and border, 345 x 143cm
£250 - 350
399.
A Tekeh carpet,
with seven diamonds over red ground surmounted by group
borders, 298 x 143cm
£250 - 350
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Furniture
400.
An early 19th century mahogany cheese cradle,
of inverted arched form terminating in scroll ends raised on
brass castors, 47cm wide x 20cm high x 25cm deep
£120 - 220
414.
A set of ten Oriental teak dining chairs,
each with stepped top-rail, pierced vertical splat raised on
square legs terminating in spade feet, including two carvers
(matches lot 413 (10)
£100 - 200
401.
A pair of Chippendale style mahogany chairs
each with serpentine top-rail, pierced vertical splats,
cushioned seat, raised on cabriole legs terminating in pad
feet
£30 - 40
415.
402.
A set of six Regency mahogany dining chairs,
the ebony strung top rail over pierced horizontal splat with
cushioned seat raised on tapering baluster turned legs (6)
£120 - 220
An Oriental cabinet,
the hinged rectangular top over hinged rectangular top, with
carved panelled doors enclosing shelves raised on plinth
base, 91cm wide x 81cm high x 48cm deep x 181cm extended
£60 - 100
416.
A mahogany four fold screen
each panel with astragal glazed window, 204cm wide x 183cm
high
£100 - 200
A teak side cabinet,
the rectangular top with upturned ends, frieze drawer,
panelled doors and bracket feet, 81cm wide x 78cm high x
35cm deep
£80 - 120
417.
An oak arm chair,
with cushioned back over serpentine arms on baluster
supports and legs with block feet united by stretchers
£30 - 50
418.
A simulated hardstone pedestal table,
the square top on square column, 55cm wide x 55cm high x
55cm deep £80 - 120
419.
An aesthetic movement overpainted pine cabinet,
the moulded rectangular top over frieze panel, doors raised on
bracket feet, 78cm wide x 77cm high x 49cm deep £80 - 120
A mahogany side table,
the rectangular top over frieze drawer raised on square legs
£80 - 120
420.
A modern two seater sofa
upholstered in pale yellow, 145cm wide x 86cm deep x 67cm
high £60 - 100
A pair of mahogany high back side chairs
each with panelled back an cushioned seat with turned legs
(2) £50 - 70
421.
A set of mahogany spiral library steps,
each step with red skiver and turned central handle£70 - 100
403.
404.
405.
406.
407.
A mahogany torchere,
the circular top on acanthus carved, spiral turned column, on
cabriole legs, 150cm high
£50 - 70
A modern hall table,
the hinged rectangular top with frieze drawer, raised on gate
legs, 160cm wide x 75cm high x 45cm deep x 90cm extended
£15 - 25
408.
A walnut and mahogany serpentine card table,
the crossbanded top with lobe corners over serpentine frieze
raised on acanthus carved cabriole legs terminating in claw
and ball feet, 75cm wide x 74cm high x 42cm deep £100 - 150
422.
A mahogany pot cupboard
in the manner of Whytock & Reid, with beaded doors, shaped
apron, raised on cabriole legs terminating in pad feet, 37cm
wide x 70cm high x 32cm deep
£140 - 200
409.
A giltwood framed French salon suite
comprising a sofa, two arm chairs and two side chairs, each
with moulded cushioned back mounted by floral scrolls,
raised on cabriole legs, 161cm wide (5)
£1600 - 2000
423.
A mahogany card table,
the half veneered bowfront top raised on cabriole legs
terminating in pad feet, 53cm wide x 68cm high x 30cm deep
£100 - 160
410.
A mahogany barley twist standard lamp,
164cm high 424.
411.
An oak display cabinet,
the projected moulded cornice over astragal glazed doors,
short drawers and moulded base, 92cm wide x 88cm high x
23cm deep
£80 - 120
An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid carver,
the shaped back with pierced vertical splat, open arms,
cushioned seat, raised on cabriole legs
£20 - 30
425.
A pine display cabinet
with projected moulded cornice over glazed door enclosing
shelves, 100cm wide x 137cm high x 26cm deep
£80 - 120
A mahogany coffee table,
the serpentine rectangular top raised on cabriole legs
terminating in pad feet, including a trolley and a side chair (3)
£30 - 50
426.
An adapted mahogany and boxwood strung pedestal
desk,
the bowfronted top with frieze drawer flanked by cupboards,
113cm wide x 82cm high x 52cm deep
£100 - 200
412.
413.
20
£20 - 30
An Oriental teak dining table
comprising two demi-lune ends and three panelled leaves,
with pierced vine leaf frieze raised on square legs terminating
in spade feet (matches lot 414)
£80 - 120
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180
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195
226
228
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Furniture
427.
A mahogany corner work table,
the concave hinged top over plain frieze with swag escutcheon,
raised on square tapering legs, 84cm wide x 74cm high x
65cm deep
£160 - 220
442.
An oak console table,
the rectangular top over carved frieze, reeded liar legs with
foliate capitals, 153cm wide x 78cm high x 28cm deep
£70 - 100
428.
An Edwardian mahogany oval wall mirror,
with boxwood and ebony strung frame, 95 x 61cm
443.
A mahogany open armchair,
the vertical splats with cushioned seat, raised on cabriole
legs £100 - 200
429.
A pair of oak side chairs,
each with stepped top-rail, vertical splats and caned seat
raised on square tapering legs united by stretchers (2)
£10 - 20
444.
An oak roll top desk,
the tambour front enclosing simple fitted interior over frieze
drawer, flanked by slides and four short drawers, 121cm wide
x 107cm high x 62cm deep
£120 - 220
430.
A carved oak wall cabinet
with panelled door enclosing shelves, 38cm wide x 74cm high
x 22cm deep
£30 - 50
445.
A pine pot cupboard,
the frieze drawer over panelled doors, 40cm wide x 92cm
high x 34cm deep
£40 - 60
431.
A pair of oak side chairs
with floral carved top rail, vertical splats, cushioned seat, on
square barley twist legs united by stretchers (2)
£30 - 40
446.
A stained pine blanket chest,
the rectangular hinged lid over panelled frieze, 101cm wide x
39cm high x 46cm deep
£50 - 70
432.
A nest of three walnut tables,
with moulded top, raised on baluster turned legs, 50cm wide
x 42cm high x 41cm deep
£30 - 50
447.
433.
A mahogany side table,
the moulded rectangular top raised on square tapering legs
united by a shelf, 58cm wide x 75cm high x 38cm deep
£10 - 20
An upholstered armchair,
the cushioned back, down swept arms with sprung seat
raised on mahogany square tapering legs terminating in
castors
£60 - 802
448.
A scumbled blanket chest,
the rectangular hinged lid over a long drawer raised on bun
feet, 116cm wide x 80cm high x 56cm deep
£70 - 100
449.
A Victorian marble topped ebonised credenza,
with egg and dart frieze, glazed doors, flanked by gilt bluebell
decoration raised on shell and greek key decorated base,
91cm wide x 94cm high x 39cm deep
£100 - 200
450.
A pair of Sheraton style mahogany carvers,
each with heart shaped back with fleur de lys splats,
serpentine open arms, drop-in pad seat, raised on square
tapering legs terminating in spade feet, united by stretchers
(2)
£100 - 160
451.
A stained oak hall chair
in the Gothic manner
452.
A full size figure of a suite of armour,
with shield and pike, 245cm high
£20 - 40
434.
Two gilt mirrors,
each of rectangular form
435.
A mahogany side table,
in the form of a sofa table, 48cm wide x 53cm high x 38cm
deep
£20 - 30
436.
A pine wash stand,
the three quarter gallery with rounded rectangular top, frieze
drawer, raised on baluster turned legs united by shelf, 87cm
high x 92cm wide x 47cm deep
£40 - 60
437.
A pine dressing chest,
the swing mirror over half white marble top, two short and
two long drawers raised on bracket feet, 86cm wide x 147cm
high x 46cm deep
£40 - 60
£20 - 30
£20 - 30
£220 - 320
438.
A carved oak wall mirror
of rectangular form, 56cm wide x 81cm high
£30 - 50
453.
An upholstered four fold screen,
152 x 162cm
439.
A walnut framed pier glass,
32 x 124cm
£20 - 40
454.
440.
A Victorian wrought iron bed
with brass finials over painted in black, 125cm wide x 153cm
high x 210cm long
£70 - 100
A George III style mahogany bookcase cabinet,
the dentil cornice over astragal glazed doors, enclosing
adjustable shelves, stepped moulded base, two short
drawers, two beaded doors, shaped apron raised on bracket
feet, 102cm wide x 200cm high x 42cm deep
£100 - 200
441.
An oak side table,
the rectangular top over frieze drawer raised on square
chamfered legs united by H frame stretcher, 82cm wide x
69cm high x 54cm deep
£200 - 260
455.
A giltwood overmantle mirror,
with moulded arched frame, 125cm wide x 119cm high
£100 - 200
£20 - 40
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Furniture
456.
An oak refectory table,
the rectangular top raised on bulbous gadrooned and leaf
carved supports and cruciform base, 83cm wide x 76cm high
x 183cm long
£60 - 100
470.
A set of six Victorian mahogany dining chairs
each with cushioned back over balustrade, sprung seat,
raised on baluster turned legs terminating in ceramic castors
£80 - 120
457.
A set of six Lancaster style chairs,
each with shaped top rail, two rows of baluster turned splats,
rush seat, raised on turned legs terminating in bun feet,
including a carver (6)
£70 - 100
471.
A William IV mahogany side table,
the three quarter gallery over moulded rectangular top with
two short drawers raised on baluster legs, 114cm wide x
82cm high x 54cm deep
£200 - 400
458.
A mahogany folding four tier cake stand,
86cm high
472.
459.
A George III style mahogany serpentine press,
the projected moulded and dentil cornice over panelled doors,
four graduated cock beaded long drawers, shaped apron,
raised on bracket feet, 78cm wide x 148cm high x 43cm deep
£80 - 120
A display cabinet,
formerly the hood of a long case clock, with projected cornice
over arched glazed door flanked by fluted columns, 48cm
wide x 62cm high x 25cm deep
£40 - 80
473.
A mahogany upholstered open armchair
474.
A 19th century mahogany library table,
the rounded rectangular top over two cockbeaded short
drawers, flanked by scrolling acanthus brackets raised
on tapering columns, plinth base, gadrooned cup feet and
castors, 145cm wide x 73cm high x 62cm deep £200 - 400
An oak hanging corner cabinet,
the projected cornice over astragal glazed doors enclosing
shelves, 50cm wide x 65cm high x 28cm deep
£60 - 100
475.
A stained oak side table,
the rectangular top over beaded frieze raised on baluster
turned legs united by stretchers, 91cm wide x 76cm high x
54cm deep
£40 - 60
A late Victorian oak pedestal desk,
the moulded rectangular top fitted with skiver, frieze drawer
flanked by four graduated drawers, on plinth base, 137cm
wide x 77cm high x 76cm deep
£150 - 250
476.
A two tier side table
477.
A Dutch style floral inlaid mahogany mirror,
the projected cornice over shelf with bevelled glass plate,
107cm wide x 69cm high
£30 - 50
478.
A tambour front oak filing cabinet,
48cm wide x 125cm high x 42cm deep
479.
A four section oak stacking cabinet,
each with glazed front (matches lot 480) 86cm wide x 158cm
high x 22cm deep
£120 - 220
480.
A four section oak stacking cabinet,
each with glazed front (matches lot 479) 86cm wide x 158cm
high x 27cm deep
£120 - 220
481.
A William IV mahogany desk,
the moulded rectangular top fitted with skiver, frieze drawer
fitted with writing slope, flanked by two short drawers,
raised on baluster turned legs terminating in brass caps and
ceramic castors, including side chair, 137cm wide x 74cm
high x 75cm deep
£200 - 300
482.
A Victorian mahogany inverted breakfront mirrored back
sideboard,
the moulded frame mounted by carved pediment flanked by
matching brackets, the moulded top over three concealed
frieze drawers, three beaded doors, on plinth base, 174cm
wide x 190cm high x 64cm deep
£200 - 300
483.
A button and wing back armchair,
the arched cushioned back over scroll arms, sprung seat,
raised on shell carved cabriole legs terminating in pad feet
£200 - 400
460.
461.
£20 - 30
462.
A modern caned tub chair
463.
A chest
by Lane, Altavista, Virginia, the moulded rectangular hinged
top enclosing shelf over short dummy drawers, raised on
bracket feet, 111cm wide x 47cm high x 44cm deep £70 - 100
464.
465.
£50 - 70
A late 18th century, early 19th century mahogany
bowfront serving table,
with three strung frieze drawers, raised on ring turned baluster
legs, 107cm wide x 81cm high x 51cm deep
£150 - 250
A set of four oak side chairs,
each with shaped top-rail, vertical splat drop-in seat, raised
on baluster legs united by stretchers (4)
£40 - 60
466.
A cherry wood finish serpentine extending dining table,
the moulded cross banded top raised on cabriole legs;
including an additional leaf, 94cm wide x 75cm high x 145cm
long
£30 - 50
467.
A Victorian style button back ladies chair
468.
A nest of three Regency style mahogany tables,
each with rectangular top on ring turned legs with downswept
feet, 31cm deep x 46cm wide x 63cm high
£15 - 25
469.
A Regency style mahogany circular breakfront table,
the cross banded reeded circular top raised on baluster
column quad sabre legs terminating in lion paw cups and
castors, 73cm high x 124cm diameter £70 - 100
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£43 - 50
£20 - 40
£10 - 20
£30 - 50
Furniture
484.
A Victorian oak partners desk,
the moulded rectangular top with fitted skiver over frieze
drawer, fitted with writing slope flanked by five short drawers
and opposing drawers, raised on plinth base £200 - 400
498.
A set of ten Regency style mahogany chairs,
each with tablet top-rail and horizontal splat, drop-in pad
seat, raised on sabre legs including two carvers (10) £80 - 120
485.
A black painted deed box
by Jas Gray & Sons, 89 George St, Edinburgh, 61cm wide x
30cm high x 42cm deep
£30 - 40
499.
486.
A mixed set of four William IV mahogany dining chairs,
each with green upholstered seat, raised on baluster turned
legs £20 - 40
A Georgian style mahogany sideboard
of small proportions, the crossbanded rectangular top over
frieze drawer, shaped apron, flanked by cupboards raised on
square tapering legs terminating in block feet, 107cm wide x
91cm high x 45cm deep
£100 - 200
500.
A carved mahogany mirror,
of rectangular form decorated with fruit and swags, 187cm
wide x 93cm high
£80 - 120
501.
A pair of mahogany side chairs
by Paterson, Smith & Innes, Edinburgh, each with scroll
carved top rail, fiddle shaped splat, drop-in pad seat, raised
on cabriole legs terminating in pad feet, united by stretchers,
plaque to underside (2)
£20 - 30
502.
A pine circular kitchen table,
135cm deep x 70cm high
503.
A set of six late 19th century mahogany dining chairs,
each with stepped top-rail, with pierced vertical splats,
drop-in pad seat, raised on square tapering legs united by
stretchers, including a carver (6)
£150 - 250
504.
A pair of oak side chairs,
each with vertical splat, drop-in pad seat, raised on foliate
carved block and turned legs (2)
£30 - 40
505.
A late Victorian oak extending dining table,
the moulded rectangular top with canted corners raised
on baluster turned legs terminating in ceramic castors,
including an additional leaf, 106cm wide x 73cm high x 136cm
long x 180cm extended
£150 - 250
506.
A Victorian mahogany chiffonier,
the shaped back panel mounted by splayed finial, open shelf
on baluster supports, rectangular top with concealed frieze
drawers and panelled doors, flanked by scrolling brackets on
plinth base, 122cm wide x 159cm high x 50cm deep £180 - 240
507.
A Cumbrian stained corner cabinet,
the projected moulded cornice, over lead astragal glazed
door, flanked by canted corners, 65cm wide x 110cm high x
41cm deep
£40 - 60
487.
A table,
60cm diameter x 57cm high
488.
A Victorian oak partners desk,
the moulded rectangular top fitted with skiver over frieze
drawer fitted with writing slope, flanked by short drawers
and panelled doors, raised on plinth base, 152cm wide x 81cm
high x 102cm deep
£200 - 400
489.
A Victorian mahogany tub chair,
the cushioned top rail on baluster turned splats, cushioned
seat raised on fluted baluster turned legs terminating in
castors £50 - 70
490.
491.
£20 - 30
A pair of Victorian walnut side chairs,
the foliate top-rail with shaped splat and cushioned seat,
raised on baluster turned legs (2)
£20 - 30
A mahogany desk,
the moulded rectangular top over two frieze drawers raised
on baluster turned legs, 137cm wide x 76cm high x 75cm deep
£100 - 200
492.
A stained bowfront corner cabinet,
with two doors enclosing shelves, 58cm wide x 68cm high x
41cm deep
£50 - 70
493.
A mahogany side chair
494.
A mahogany tray
on gilt faux bamboo stand, of rectangular form, with brass
inlaid opposing handles and X-form stand
£120 - 160
£10 - 20
£60 - 80
495.
An oak bowfront corner wash stand,
the gallery over two cupboard doors, open shelf, raised on
chamfered legs
£20 - 30
496.
A Victorian sofa,
the cushioned back and arms with sprung seat, raised on
baluster turned legs terminating in ceramic castors, 152cm
wide x 75cm high x 70cm deep
£100 - 200
508.
A two seater sofa
with loose cushion back and seat, flared arms and raised on
turned feet with brass castors, 195cm wide x 92cm high x
91cm deep
£60 - 80
497.
A mahogany pedestal dining table,
the rounded rectangular top on baluster turned columns, trisabre legs terminating in brass caps and castors, including
two additional leaves
£150 - 250
509.
An early to mid 20th century mahogany 2-door wardrobe,
with fluted rosette frieze over two mirrored doors, on plinth
base (matches lot 510 & 511) 125cm wide x 208cm high x 58cm
deep
£100 - 200
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Furniture
510.
An early to mid 20th century mahogany cabinet on chest,
the fluted and rosette frieze over panelled doors, stepped
base, two short and three long drawers, raised on bracket
feet (matches lot 509 & 511) 97cm wide x 187cm high x 58cm
deep
£100 - 200
522.
A pine Welsh dresser,
the projected moulded cornice over shaped apron, open
shelves with six short drawers, moulded rectangular top,
panelled doors, shaped apron, bracket feet, 147cm wide x
187cm high x 43cm deep
£150 - 250
511.
An early to mid 20th century mahogany dressing table,
the rectangular swing mirror on tapering square supports,
with acanthus capitals, the moulded inverted breakfront top
with frieze drawer flanked by four short drawers, moulded
plinths on bun feet (matches lot 509 & 510) 145cm wide x
195cm high x 69cm deep
£100 - 200
523.
An oak extending dining table,
the rectangular top pullout leaves raised on shaped columns
united by stretchers, 76cm wide x 77cm high x 105cm long x
167cm extended
£50 - 70
524.
Set of four oak side chairs,
each with cross hatched splats, drop-in pad seat, raised on
square legs, including two other carvers (6)
£50 - 80
525.
An arched glass table top display cabinet,
with mirrored back, 205cm wide x 23cm high x 51cm deep
£60 - 100
A sofa
with drop ends and loose cushioned seat, 165cm wide x
109cm high x 82cm deep
£150 - 250
526.
A Jacobean style court cupboard,
the foliate carved frieze over chamfered cabinet rectangular
top, carved panelled doors, on urn turned legs united by
stretchers, 108cm wide x 149cm high x 50cm deep £60 - 100
An Adam style cast iron fire grate,
decorated with urns and swags, 80cm wide x 53cm high x
30cm deep
£80 - 120
527.
An over painted Victorian mahogany breakfront
bookcase,
the projected moulded cornice over astragal glazed doors
enclosing adjustable shelves, stepped base with panelled
doors, on plinth base, 369cm wide x 255cm high x 70cm deep
£1500 - 2500
528.
A stool and a pedestal side table
(2)
£20 - 30
529.
A mahogany fire screen
with Paisley pattern screen, 81 x 56cm
£20 - 30
530.
A mahogany open armchair,
the shaped tapering solid splat with serpentine arms and
cushioned seat, raised scroll carved cabriole legs terminating
in pad feet
£120 - 180
531.
A Victorian games table,
the checkered moulded circular top raised on tripod columns
and cabriole legs, 54cm diameter x 68cm high
£80 - 120
532.
A George III mahogany bureau bookcase,
the projected moulded cornice over astragal glazed doors
enclosing shelves, moulded fall flap enclosing fitted interior,
two short and three long drawers raised on bracket feet,
117cm wide x 200cm high x 58cm deep
£200 - 300
533.
A mahogany corner cabinet,
the projected moulded and Greek key cornice over astragal
glazed door, 72cm wide x 107cm high x 46cm deep £70 - 100
534.
A nest of three tables,
the quarter veneered reeded top on fluted turned legs, 54cm
wide x 55cm high x 42cm deep
£15 - 25
512.
513.
514.
A mahogany and inlaid side cabinet,
the chamfered rectangular top over frieze drawers, open
shelf, floral inlaid cupboard on later castors, 37cm wide x
69cm high x 57cm deep
£60 - 100
515.
A mahogany and burr walnut bedroom suite
comprising of a two door wardrobe, bedhead, cabinet
dressing table, pot cupboard and stool (6)
£100 - 200
516.
A mahogany side chair and trouser press
by VC Bond & Sons, London, the fluted back over rush seat on
turned legs
£20 - 30
517.
A mahogany breakfront side board,
the egg and dart moulded top over close fretwork frieze, two
half veneered short drawers, flanked by cupboards, raised on
acanthus carved cabriole legs terminating in claw and ball
feet, 184cm wide x 58cm deep x 98cm high
£70 - 100
518.
A side dresser,
the back panel over rectangular top, three short drawers and
two panelled doors on bracket feet, 139cm wide x 116cm high
x 48cm deep
£50 - 70
519.
A Jacobean style hall table,
the tapering moulded top over fluted frieze drawer on ring
turned baluster legs united by a shelf, 82cm wide x 74cm high
x 39cm deep
£40 - 60
520.
A mahogany serpentine display cabinet,
the projected moulded Greek key cornice over astragal glazed
doors, enclosing shelves, stepped base, cupboard doors,
raised on bracket feet, 89cm wide x 175cm high x 47cm deep
£250 - 350
521.
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A pair of WWII mess folding benches,
stamped GRVI, 132cm wide x 42cm high x 23cm deep £20 - 30
Furniture
535.
536.
A walnut drop flap side table,
the reeded rectangular top over three cockbeaded short
drawers raised on square legs, 40cm wide x 74cm high x
30cm deep
£60 - 80
548.
A mahogany kidney shaped shell inlaid tray
with opposing handles, 61cm wide x 40cm deep
549.
An Oriental hardwood and pink marble jardiniere stand,
the circular top over pierced floral frieze raised on cabriole
legs terminating in stylized feet, 38cm diameter x 58cm high
£120 - 180
A two tier mahogany dumb waiter,
each tier with pie crust edge, on column tripod cabriole legs
terminating in pad feet, 44cm diameter x 82cm high
£140 - 180
550.
A Georgian style mahogany dressing glass,
the oval swing mirror over serpentine base with three frieze
drawers raised on ogee bracket feet, 46cm wide x 65cm high
x 18cm deep
£40 - 60
551.
A 19th century mahogany chest,
the boxwood strung and crossbanded rectangular top over
two short and two long cock beaded drawers raised on
bracket feet, 94cm wide x 93cm high x 51cm deep £200 - 300
552.
A Victorian mahogany pedestal table,
the moulded circular top on thick barley twist column,
acanthus carved cabriole legs terminating in scroll feet,
55cm diameter x 70cm high
£120 - 220
553.
A pair of 18th century mahogany Brandon back carvers,
each with rosette carved vertical splats, serpentine arms
terminating in scroll ends, cushioned seat, raised on square
tapering legs united by stretchers (2)
£60 - 100
554.
A 19th century mahogany chest,
the reeded rectangular top over four graduated long drawers,
shaped apron, raised on bracket feet, 95cm wide x 104cm
high x 47cm deep
£180 - 220
555.
A set of five mid 19th century Scottish mahogany blade
back chairs,
each with cushioned seat raised on baluster turned legs (5)
£60 - 80
556.
An early to mid 19th century mahogany breakfront table,
the rounded rectangular tilt top raised on baluster column
and quad downswept legs, terminating in brass caps and
castors, 152cm wide x 73cm high x 130cm deep
£80 - 120
537.
A brass inlaid hardwood four fold screen,
each section with fretwork panels mounted by pointed finials,
180cm wide x 183cm high
£200 - 300
538.
A mahogany and caned cabinet,
the moulded rectangular top over door, on simple bracket
feet, 61cm wide x 77cm high x 47cm deep
£160 - 200
539.
An extending dining table,
the crossbanded quarter veneered moulded top over beaded
frieze raised on fluted baluster turned supports, down swept
legs terminating in brass caps, including two additional
leaves, 112cm wide x 77cm high x 173cm long x 244cm
extended £200 - 250
540.
An adapted George III mahogany chest,
the rectangular top over three short and three long boxwood
strung drawers, 122cm wide x 92cm high x 52cm deep
£80 - 120
£20 - 30
541.
A late 19th, early 20th century two seater sofa,
the arched cushioned back with scroll arms, sprung seat, on
bun feet, 135cm wide x 80cm high x 86cm deep £100 - 200
542.
An early 19th century mahogany corner cabinet,
the projected moulded cornice over two inlaid doors enclosing
shelves, 75cm wide x 109cm high x 51cm deep
£70 - 100
543.
Two white composite plinths
of cylindrical and rectangular form, 77cm high x 110cm high
(2)
£80 - 120
544.
A 19th century mahogany card table,
the hinged rounded rectangular top over later carved frieze
drawer on acanthus carved cabriole legs terminating in pad
feet, 91cm wide x 72cm high x 45cm deep
£100 - 200
557.
A brass coal box,
of rectangular form with ram mask and blue bell swags, on
bun feet, 41cm wide x 34cm high x 32cm deep
£20 - 30
A 19th century secretaire mahogany chest,
the rectangular top over four short and three fitted long
drawers, raised on splayed bracket feet, 102cm wide x 122cm
high x 54cm deep
£300 - 400
558.
A set of eight George II style mahogany dining chairs
each with fiddle back splats and drop-in pad seat, raised on
cabriole legs terminating in pad feet; including two carvers
£80 - 120
A Regency mahogany Pembroke table,
the rectangular top over boxwood strung frieze drawer and
opposing dummy drawer, raised on square tapering legs
terminating in brass caps and castors, 105cm long x 54cm
deep x 73cm high
£100 - 200
559.
A mahogany dining table,
comprising two D end sections and additional leaf, the reeded
top with plain frieze raised on baluster turned legs, 136cm
wide x 72cm high x 170cm extended
£60 - 80
A mahogany pedestal dining table,
the D end top on baluster turned column with reeded sabre
legs terminating in brass lion paw caps and castors
£40 - 80
560.
A set of three late Victorian mahogany side chairs,
each with foliate carved splat, cushioned seat, raised on
cabriole legs including two additional carvers
£40 - 80
545.
546.
547.
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Furniture
561.
A walnut bureau,
the cross banded fall flap enclosing simple fitted interior over
three crossbanded long drawers raised on plinth base, 76cm
wide x 81cm high x 44cm deep
£20 - 40
577.
A mahogany parlour chair,
the shaped cushioned back over pierced splats, oval
sprung seat, raised on cabriole legs terminating in pad feet,
upholstered in pink
£30 - 50
562.
A mahogany demi-lune card table,
the moulded top over dummy frieze drawer, tapering turned
legs terminating in pad feet, 76cm wide x 72cm high x 38cm
deep £140 - 180
578.
A 19th century mahogany chest,
the rectangular top over three short and three graduated
long drawers, raised on bracket feet, 114cm wide x 99cm high
x 54cm deep
£100 - 200
563.
A cast iron fire surround and grate
with leaf decoration, cast no. ‘80-18 x 36 10F’, 52cm wide x
93cm high
£50 - 100
579.
A mahogany press,
the rectangular top over panelled doors with two short
drawers raised on bracket feet, 130cm wide x 138cm high x
66cm deep
£100 - 200
564.
Two mid Victorian side chairs,
one balloon back and one blade back (2)
580.
565.
A pair of mid Victorian balloon back chairs,
each with cushioned seat, raised on baluster turned legs;
including another (3)
£20 - 30
A mahogany side cabinet,
the moulded rectangular top over open shelf, two drawers,
raised on bracket feet, 53cm wide x 61cm high x 31cm deep
£20 - 30
581.
566.
A giltwood wall mirror,
of rectangular form with lobed corners, floral detail, enclosing
bevelled glass plate, 88cm wide x 56cm high
£40 - 60
A carved oak coffer,
the triple panelled lid with fluted frieze, two further panels, on
block feet, 98cm wide x 53cm high x 45cm deep £100 - 200
582.
567.
A brass fender,
125cm wide x 37cm deep
569.
An early 19th century mahogany tilt top table,
the circular top raised on baluster turned column, tri-cabriole
legs terminating in pointed pad feet
£60 - 80
A Victorian Rosewood serpentine card table,
the moulded hinged top with foliate carved frieze, vase
shaped column, carved cabriole legs and scroll feet with
brass castors, 90cm wide x 73cm high x 45cm deep
£80 - 140
583.
A mahogany serving table
by Morrison & Co, Edinburgh, the rectangular top over
concealed fluted frieze drawers, with central rosette, raised
on fluted square tapering legs, terminating in spade feet,
161cm wide x 84cm high x 56cm deep
£150 - 250
584.
A 19th century mahogany chest,
the rectangular top over floral inlaid frieze drawers, two short
and three graduated long drawers, shaped apron raised on
splayed bracket feet, 116cm wide x 112cm high x 54cm deep
£150 - 220
585.
A George III style mahogany display cabinet,
the reeded rectangular top with beaded frieze, astragal
glazed doors, raised on bracket feet, 104cm wide x 113cm
high x 28cm deep
£60 - 100
586.
An oak coffer,
the panelled rectangular hinged top over carved panels,
raised on block feet, 127cm wide x 66cm high x 56cm deep
£100 - 200
£20 - 30
£30 - 40
570.
An upholstered armchair
571.
A pair of side chairs,
the arched top-rail mounted by shell finial, interlaced splat,
cushioned seat, on cabriole legs
£20 - 30
572.
£30 - 50
A heavily carved camphorwood blanket chest,
of rectangular form, on block feet, the whole covered in
Oriental scenes, 100cm wide x 52cm high x 48cm deep
£100 - 150
573.
A carved Karan stand,
of X form
574.
A pair of 19th century mahogany hall chairs,
each with scrolling cartouche carved back, solid seat, raised
on baluster turned legs (2)
£60 - 80
575.
A George III mahogany carver,
the tablet top rail over horizontal splat, open arms, terminating
in scroll ends, pad seat, raised on reeded tapering turned legs
£40 - 80
587.
A near pair of Victorian ladies chairs,
the scroll carved frame with cushioned back oval sprung seat,
raised on cabriole legs, upholstered in pink (2)
£80 - 120
An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid writing desk,
the gallery with cabinet, mirror and two short drawers,
fall flap top, frieze drawer, raised on square tapering legs
terminating in spade feet united by a shelf
£150 - 250
588.
An 18th century mahogany commode,
the three quarter gallery with pierced handles, over tambour
front, single drawers, on square legs, 49cm wide x 76cm high
x 43cm deep
£120 - 180
576.
30
£20 - 40
Furniture
603.
A set of six mid 19th century mahogany dining chairs,
in the manner of William Trotter, each with scroll carved toprail, horizontal splats, cushioned seat, raised on baluster
turned legs; including a carver (6)
£200 - 300
604.
A mahogany pedestal dining table,
the crossbanded reeded top on turned column reeded sabre
legs, brass lion paw caps and castors, including a single leaf,
152cm long x 74cm high x 97cm wide x 213cm extended
£150 - 250
A mahogany kettle stand,
the oval top with shaped gallery, frieze slide, on square
tapering legs, 37cm wide x 66cm high x 27cm deep £80 - 120
605.
A mahogany side table,
the moulded inlaid octagonal top raised on square legs, 43cm
wide x 51cm high x 43cm deep
£40 - 60
592.
Four spinning stools,
each with circular seat, raised on splayed baluster turned
legs
£40 - 60
606.
593.
A mahogany music rack,
the projected moulded cornice over vertical divides, two short
drawers raised on bun feet
£60 - 100
A pair of William IV open arm chairs,
the oval cushioned back with serpentine arms, cushioned
seat, raised on tapering baluster turned legs terminating in
brass caps and castors £80 - 120
607.
A pine concave book shelf,
the moulded top over open shelves, 193cm wide x 73cm high
x 35cm deep
£30 - 50
A circular wall mirror
decorated with apples and pears, by Alan Wallis Design,
England £20 - 30
608.
A circular stool
with cushioned seat raised on cabriole legs terminating in
pad feet
£20 - 40
609.
A Satinwood D end table,
the moulded top over frieze drawer raised on baluster turned
legs, 92cm wide x 75cm high x 48cm deep
£40 - 80
610.
A pair of Victorian mahogany side cabinets,
each with moulded rectangular top over frieze drawer, carved
panelled door, raised on plinth base, 42cm wide x 86cm high x
40cm deep
£220 - 320
611.
A pair of late Victorian mahogany parlour armchairs,
each with shell carved top rail, cushioned back open arms,
serpentine sprung seat, raised on cabriole legs (2)£160 - 240
612.
A pair of giltwood side table,
the circular pink marble top with foliate frieze acanthus
carved cabriole legs united by X frame stretchers, 52cm
diameter x 74cm high (2)
£250 - 350
613.
A giltwood armchair,
the oval cushioned back with serpentine open arms
terminating in acanthus ends, sprung seat, on baluster
turned legs
£100 - 200
614.
A Scottish Regency mahogany demi-lune card table
the crossbanded and boxwood strung top raised on square
tapering legs, 90cm wide x 74cm high x 44cm deep £80 - 20
615.
A mahogany dressing glass,
the arched swing mirror over rectangular base frieze drawer,
on bun feet, 39cm wide x 55cm high x 18cm deep
£30 - 50
616.
A mahogany wall mirror,
with foliate carved frieze, 55cm wide x 89cm high
589.
A mahogany and walnut secretaire chest,
the moulded cornice over cross banded frieze drawer, fall
flap, four graduated drawers, on carved squat cabriole legs
terminating in acanthus pad feet, 59cm wide x 129cm high x
48cm deep
£150 - 200
590.
A 19th century mahogany pedestal table,
the circular top on baluster turned column, tripod cabriole legs
terminating in scroll feet, 56cm diameter x 72cm high £150 - 250
591.
594.
595.
An yew wood Windsor chair,
the hoop top rail over pierced vertical splat, turned splats,
hoop arms, terminating in baluster supports, shaped seat,
splayed legs united by crinoline stretchers
£80 - 120
596.
No Lot
597.
A 19th century mahogany pedestal table,
the scalloped circular top, on barley twist column and tripod
legs, 40cm diameter x 70cm high
£120 - 180
598.
A mahogany and inlaid kettle stand,
the oval top over slide, shaped apron, raised on square
tapering legs united by X frame stretcher, 38cm wide x 71cm
high x 28cm deep
£80 - 120
599.
A mahogany pedestal dining table,
the crossbanded reeded top, on baluster turned column,
reeded sabre legs terminating in brass lion paw caps and
castors; including an additional leaf, 175cm long x 76cm high
x 89cm wide x 218cm extended
£70 - 100
600.
A set of six late Victorian oak dining chairs,
each with shell carved top-rail over baluster splats, cushioned
seat and baluster turned legs £50 - 100
601.
An Edwardian mahogany envelope card table,
the satinwood crossbanded top enclosing baize lining and
wells, raised on tapering octagonal leg, united by a shelf,
55cm wide x 71cm high x 55cm deep
£220 - 320
602.
A Georgian mahogany Pembroke table,
the rectangular top with serpentine drop-flaps, over frieze
drawer with fitted interior, raised on tapering square legs
terminating in brass caps and castors, 69cm wide x 75cm
high x 70cm deep, 102cm extended
£60 - 80
£20 - 30
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Furniture
617.
A brass and lustre lamp shade,
with two tiers of lustres
618.
A giltwood wall mirror,
the circular frame with ball detailing mounted by eagle,
surmounted by acanthus finial, 41cm wide x 67cm high
£30 - 50
619.
A mahogany standard lamp,
142cm high
620.
A Rococo style over painted dressing table,
the circular swing mirror over marble top, foliate frieze and
raised on acanthus cabriole legs, united by stretcher, 94cm
wide x 120cm high x 43cm deep
£250 - 350
621.
Two Edwardian mahogany and inlaid armchairs,
one a corner chair, the other with cushioned back (2)
£60 - 100
622.
A mahogany music cabinet,
the moulded rectangular top with lobe corners over glazed
door, two drawers, raised on cabriole legs, 56cm wide x 92cm
high x 41cm deep
£60 - 100
623.
A ceiling light,
with three branches
624.
A brass three branch ceiling light,
with pink glass ruffled shades, 40cm wide x 39cm high
£70 - 100
625.
A pair of brass curtain hook wall plaques,
in the form of swags, 73cm
626.
An Oriental hardwood low table,
the rectangular top on square legs terminating in spade feet,
52cm wide x 50cm high x 33cm deep
£180 - 220
627.
A ladies chair,
the cushioned back with button seat on baluster turned legs
£40 - 60
628.
A William IV mahogany hall stand,
with cruciform shape of three graduated crossbars, bentwood
hooks and turned stick supports, on plinth base and bun feet,
97cm wide x 186cm high
£150 - 250
629.
val stained wood framed wall mirror,
O
70 x 56cm
630.
A late Victorian oak church centre table,
with silver plaque ‘Presented to Portobello Congregational
Church by the Members of the Musical Association, 24th
September 1899, Organist AWG Beaton’, the chamfered
rectangular top over rippled leaf carved frieze, on ring turned
columns and bun feet united by shelf, 183cm wide x 91cm high
x 91cm wide
£400 - 600
32
£30 - 40
631.
A metal bound bible box,
55cm wide x 17cm high x 35cm deep
632.
A 19th century brass fender,
the pierced fretwork on lion paw feet, 122cm wide x 22cm high
x 36cm deep
£30 - 50
633.
A pair of upholstered footstools,
the square waisted form on elaborate brass scroll feet, 37cm
wide x 21cm high x 37cm deep (2)
£30 - 50
634.
A cut glass ceiling lamp,
the painted finial top over tapering bowl surmounted by
painted finial, 38cm high
£40 - 60
635.
A rosewood coffee table,
the rectangular top with rounded edges, raised on tapering
rounded legs, 165cm long x 49cm high x 56cm deep
£100 - 200
636.
A set of three stacking tables
in cream painted bent plywood, designed by Marcel Breuer,
61cm wide x 36cm high x 46cm deep
£400 - 600
637.
A low Windsor Ercol chair,
the hoop back over turned splats, solid seat with splayed
lured leg
£50 - 70
638.
A rosewood and tiled coffee table,
the rectangular top with four tiles to one end, raised on square
tapering legs, 135cm wide x 39cm high x 62cm deep
£100 - 200
639.
A Danish Drylund cocktail bar,
the extending rectangular top over plain doors with flush
circular handles, raised on castors, 104cm wide x 74cm high
x 34cm deep
£100 - 150
640.
A brass fender,
with pierced ripple grate, 115cm wide x 14cm high x 34cm
deep
£20 - 40
641.
A mahogany side board,
the rectangular top over three frieze drawers, with flush
turned over handles, three flame mahogany doors raised on
square tapering legs, 180cm wide x 74cm high x 39cm deep
£50 - 100
642.
A rosewood extending dining table,
the rectangular top raised on tapering turned legs, 120cm
long x 74cm high x 81cm deep x 215cm extended £100 - 150
643.
A Beith craft table and four chairs,
the circular drop-flap on shaped gate legs; chairs upholstered
in black, on turned legs, 74cm high x 132cm diameter (5)
£100 - 200
644.
A teak chest,
the rectangular top over five drawers with turned over
handles, raised on tapering turned legs, 85cm wide x 112cm
high x 41cm deep
£40 - 60
£20 - 30
£20 - 30
£40 - 80
£10 - 20
£30 - 50
Furniture
645.
Easy leather armchair,
the button back and seat with strap arms, raised on teak
turned legs
£80 - 120
646.
A Morris drop-flap table,
the reeded rounded rectangular top on tapering legs, 87cm
wide x 75cm high x 158cm extended
£50 - 70
647.
A burr veneered fold over table,
the rectangular hinged top on acanthus steel black legs,
splayed leg terminating in castors, united by stretcher, 121cm
wide x 77cm high x 60cm deep
£80 - 120
648.
A set of eight bright yellow fiber glass Eiffel chairs,
by Charles Eames, with Vitra labels to the under side (8)
£800 - 1200
649.
A swivel egg chair,
upholstered in purple
£150 - 250
650.
A swivel egg chair,
upholstered in purple
£150 - 250
651.
A bespoke glass table and eight chairs
by Ian Wilson, Smiddy, Lanark, the rectangular glass top on
turned legs, united by figure of eight stretcher; the chairs of a
similar design, upholstered in hand printed fabric, including a
side table, 220cm long x 100cm wide x 86cm high £200 - 400
652.
A glass desk top display cabinet
of rectangular form with three glass shelves, 40cm wide x
61cm high x 31cm deep
£20 - 40
653.
No Lot
654.
A set of five Danish teak dining chairs
by Svend A Madsen, each with vertical splats, cushioned seat
and turned legs, stamped underside
£80 - 140
655.
A rosewood low side side board
by McIntosh, of rectangular form, three short drawers to the
right side, two panelled doors on plinth base, 170cm wide x
46cm high x 45cm deep
£100 - 200
656.
A Scandinavian style rosewood bookcase cabinet,
of rectangular form, adjustable shelves, two short drawers,
two doors and plinth base with stylised handles, 91cm wide x
160cm high x 40cm deep
£240 - 280
657.
12 various golf clubs,
golf games and other ephemera
658.
Five various hickory shafted gold clubs,
including a long nose putter by Auchterlonie, St Andrews
£120 - 160
659.
A mixed quantity of fishing rods,
approx 13
£30 - 40
£70 - 100
33
Paintings, Watercolours and Prints
GUIDE TO PICTURE TERMS
•
Please note that picture attributions and descriptions are
statements of our opinion only. Prospective buyers are given ample
opportunity to view and inspect their Lots before the sale and must
satisfy themselves as to accuracy of our descriptions, which are
given in good faith for guidance purposes.
Buyers are therefore encouraged to take up independent specialist
advice regarding attributions, condition and technical matters
before making purchases, especially those involving a significant
reliance upon the attributions and descriptions given within our
sale catalogue.
•
John Constable: in our opinion the artist’s work.
•
Attributed to John Constable: in our opinion probably by the artist.
Although not as certain as the previous category.
Studio of John Constable: in our opinion an unknown artist working
in a studio of the artist. Although not necessarily under direction of
the artist.
•
•
Circle of John Constable: in our opinion an artist associated with
the artist but not necessarily a pupil.
•
Manner of John Constable: in our opinion in the style of the artist
and at a later date.
•
After John Constable: in our opinion, a copy of the artist’s work.
•
Scottish School (18th Century): any work by an unrecognised artist
of that time.
•
Signed J. Constable in our opinion is a copy by the artist.
660.
Four coloured etchings of fish
‘Salmon Trout’,
‘Sewen’, ‘Trout’ and ‘Stickleback’
24 x 34cm (4)
667.
A pair of reproduction prints
of Edwardian ladies, in gilt frames (2)
£30 - 50
668.
Nicola Glass
‘Nice, France’
Pen and watercolour, 53 x 38cm
£40 - 80
669.
Two pastoral scenes,
oil on board, 24 x 54cm
£20 - 30
670.
Unknown Artist
‘Dairsie Bay’
Oil on panel, unsigned, 27 x 37cm
671.
672.
CF Ferriecliffe
‘Partridge’
Print, 116/750, Tewin Fine Art, 38 x 42cm
663.
G Macpherson
‘Oban’
Watercolour, signed bottom left, 12 x 20cm
664.
665.
675.
After Henry MacBeth Raeburn RA (1860 - 1947)
‘On the Tay’
Drypoint etching, signed in pencil, label verso ‘Open Eye
Gallery, Edinburgh’, 46 x 33cm
£40 - 80
676.
After James Cadzow (1881 - 1941)
‘Three Trees’
Drypoint etching, signed 16/50 in pencil, 18 x 26cm £30 - 50
677.
After Rembrandt (1606 - 1669)
‘Windmill’
Eyching (process reproduction) 16 x 21cm
£20 - 30
Darvil
‘Rue Basse Des Tannears Amiens’
Coloured etching, signed in pencil, 21 x 15cm
£20 - 30
Unknown Artist
‘Gondolas by the Salute, Venice’
Reproduction print, 52 x 70cm £20 - 30
After Archibald Thorburn
‘Black Cock’ and ‘Pheasant’
Reproduction print 490/850, 29 x 39cm (2)
£40 - 80
After J Ewbank
‘Three Edinburgh Scenes’
Reproduction coloured engraving, 19 x 17cm
£20 - 30
666.
George Brown
‘On the River Bank’
Oil on board, signed bottom left, 26 x 33cm
34
£20 - 40
£40 - 60
Lillias Blackie (Contemporary)
‘Pair of Country Cottage Scenes’
Oil on board, signed, 12 x 14cm, label verso ‘Hanover Fine
Arts, Edinburgh’ (2)
£40 - 60
Andrew Welch (Contemporary) ARR
‘Hay Stacks, Ben Nevis’
Oil on board, signed bottom right, 16 x 27cm
679.
680.
681.
682.
£40 - 60
£30 - 60
F & J Smith’s ‘Best Thick Black Tobacco’,
issued by The Imperial Tobacco Co, 49 x 38cm
678.
A Watson Turnbull
‘Edinburgh from Carlton Hill’, ‘Overlooking the Forth’ and
‘Dumblane Cathedral’
Etchings, signed in pencil, watermark ‘Academy Proof’, 24 x
32cm (3)
£20 - 40
AS 99
‘Battle of Modder River, November 28th 1899’
GW Bacon & Co Ltd London, print, 51 x 69cm
674.
£40 - 60
Four French Court scenes
in matching graduated frames mounted by touches foliate
swags (4)
£100 - 150
£20 - 30
After R Paton
‘Defeat of the French off Cape Lagos’
Pair of engravings by PC Canot, published 1761, 64 x 45cm (2)
£40 - 80
£40 - 80
662.
Birket Foster
‘Afternoon Break’
Watercolour, monogram, 17 x 25cm
673.
ARR Artist’s Resale Rights.
661.
£80 - 120
£40 - 80
Paintings, Watercolours and Prints
683.
After Raoul Millais (1901 - 1999)
‘Royal Procession’
Reproduction print, signed in pencil 26/500, 51 x 58cm
£20 - 40
698.
After Lorraine Smith
‘Three Hunting Scenes’
Engraving reproduction prints, including four other horse
related pictures
£20 - 60
684.
Terskaya
‘Gorky Street’
Oil on board, unsigned, 24 x 34cm
699.
DY Cameron
‘Perth Bridge’
Etching, unsigned, 18 x 27cm
£40 - 80
£20 - 30
685.
After Cruik Stewart
‘Back Close’
Etching, reproduction print, signed pencil, 25 x 18cm
£20 - 30
700.
W Farquharson (?)
‘The Prophet’
Dry point etching, signed in pencil, and another, 13 x9cm (2)
£20 - 30
686.
Lucy Hargreaves
‘The New Foal’
Unsigned oil on canvas, 34 x 39cm
701.
Unknown Artist
‘Emma Frances Warner 61820’
Chalk, unsigned, 53 x 40cm
£20 - 40
British School
‘Fishing Boats off Shore’
Oil on canvas, unsigned, 30 x 39cm
£30 - 50
703.
A box of various pictures,
prints etc
£20 - 40
704.
Unknown Artist
‘Young Queen Victoria’
Mezzotint, 63 x 43cm
£30 - 50
687.
688.
689.
690.
691.
692.
693.
£40 - 60
After Charles Lees RSA (1800 - 1880)
‘Portrait of a Gentleman’
Reproduction engraving by Edward Burton, 41 x 61cm
£20 - 30
B Clarkson
‘Winter Hares’
Watercolour, signed, 52 x 72cm
Hardie
‘St Andrews’
Watercolour, signed, 38 x 26cm
£60 - 100
702.
£40 - 80
705.
NE Harker
‘After the Storm’
Watercolour, signed, 27 x 37cm, and two others by the same
hand (3)
£60 - 100
W Dendy Saddler RBA (1854 - 1923)
‘Helping Hand’
Engraving reproduction print, signed in pencil, published
1894, 43 x 55cm
£30 - 50
706.
After WF Yeames
‘When Did You Last See Your Father’
Reproduction print, unsigned, 48 x 76cm
FRS Clemerite (?)
‘Spanish Dancer’
Oil on board, signed bottom left, 42 x 32cm
£30 - 50
Nelson Wright
‘Coach House’
Oil on panel, signed, 29 x 39cm
£60 - 80
Attributed to TJ Purchas
‘Gathering Bracken’
Oil on paper, signed, 19 x 29cm
707.
Abraham Hulk Jnr (fl.1876 - 1898)
‘Near Salcombe, Dartmoor’
Watercolour, signed bottom left, watercolour, and another
‘Near Princetown, Dartmoor’ (2)
£40 - 80
708.
James Little (fl.1880 - 1910)
‘Riddles Chase, Edinburgh’
Watercolour, signed, in ebonised frame, 30 x 16cm £30 - 50
709.
J Halford Ross
‘In Bloom’
Watercolour, signed, 18 x 26cm
£70 - 100
694.
John Wood
‘Three Pictures’
Reproduction prints, signed in pencil, and another £20 - 30
695.
Quantity of various pictures
696.
Albany E Howarth
‘Stirling Castle’
Drypoint etching, signed in pencil, and two others by the same
hand, including various prints
£20 - 30
697.
A group of six various etchings
£20 - 30
£20 - 30
£20 - 30
710.
George Melvin Rennie (1874 - 1953)
‘Pastoral Landscape’
Oil on board, signed bottom left, 23 x 32cm
£30 - 50
£200 - 300
711.
After Sir William Russell Flint (1880 - 1969)
‘Venetian Flower Sellers’
Reproduction print, Frost & Reid 1965, KBK watermark,
signed in pencil, 49 x 62cm
£100 - 150
712.
Two 19th century water colours
of pastoral scenes (2)
£30 - 50
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Paintings, Watercolours and Prints
713.
Unknown Artist
‘Castle Ruin’
Watercolour, unsigned, label verso ‘Thos Agnew & Sons
Manchester’, 17 x 34cm
£20 - 30
728.
Eileen Erskine
‘Cottage Garden’
Coloured etching, signed in pencil 7/50, label verso ‘Edinburgh
Printmakers’, 23 x 20cm
£30 - 50
714.
An Eastern rug
with two rows of five cruciform lozenges and cruciform
border, 152 x 111cm
£40 - 60
729.
Michael McVeigh
‘Cask and Barrel’
Etching, signed in pencil 71/100, 15 x 47cm
£30 - 50
A Victorian walnut side chair,
the elaborate carved scrolling back and splat over circular
cushioned seat, raised on cabriole legs
£40 - 60
730.
After Thames
‘Fishing Boats’
Coloured print
£20 - 30
Alex Morrison
‘Roses’
Oil on canvas, signed 1912, 25 x 35cm
731.
Eileen Erskine
‘Still Life’
Coloured etching, signed in pencil 17/50, label verso
‘Edinburgh Printmakers’, 12 x 12cm
£30 - 50
732.
Henry Kondracki (b.1933)
‘Bruntsfield Links’
Etching, unsigned 37 x 55cm
£150 - 250
Douglas Grey
‘The End of a Shift’
Etching, signed in pencil ‘86, 5/20, 48 x 50cm
£150 - 250
715.
716.
717.
718.
719.
£60 - 100
After JD Swarbreck
‘The High Street, Edinburgh’
Coloured reproduction print, October 1837, 40 x 28cm
£20 - 30
Louis F Flexman
‘Mountain Skyline’
Watercolour, signed bottom right, 37 x 25cm
French School
Le Vieux Bassin, Honfleur’
Oil on board, signed bottom left, 37 x 44cm
733.
£40 - 60
734.
£80 - 120
Henry Kondracki (b.1933)
‘Goodbye’
Etching artist proof, signed in pencil, 19 x 16cm
£0 - 0
720.
After Tom Dodson
‘The Smithy’
Reproduction print, signed in pencil 388/850, label verso
‘Gallery One’
£40 - 60
735.
Douglas Grey
‘An American in Leith’
Lithograph, signed in pencil 40/40, label verso ‘Edinburgh
Printmakers’
£150 - 250
721.
Unknown Artist
‘A Jolly Glass’
Watercolour, signed bottom right, 46 x 31cm
736.
Linda Lamb (ARR)
‘Self Portrait’
Oil on canvas, unsigned, 162 x 142cm
722.
723.
724.
725.
726.
727.
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Unknown Artist
‘Baby’
Oil on board, unsigned, 44 x 34cm
Piper Sproat
‘Arched Bridge’
Oil on canvas, signed 1968, 41 x 51cm
Valerie Christmas
‘Winter Garden’
Coloured etching, signed 54/150, 17 x 23cm
Casbolt
‘Abstract’
Mixed media, signed bottom right, 21 x 17cm
Linda Lamb (ARR)
‘Still Life’
Oil on canvas, unsigned, 124 x 108cm
Luciano Prestigiacomo (ARR)
‘Citta Antica’
Oil on canvas, signed, 50 x 60cm
£80 - 120
£100 - 200
Footnote: Lamb studied at Gregs School of Art’
£30 - 50
£30 - 50
£20 - 40
£80 - 120
£100 - 200
£100 - 150
737.
738.
739.
740.
741.
John Bellany CBE RA (b.1942) (ARR)
‘Young Lady’
Pencil, signed, 20 x 14cm
£250 - 350
Luciano Prestigiacomo (ARR)
‘La Mia Campagne’
Oil on canvas, signed, 50 x 60cm
£100 - 200
Rosemary Schofield
‘Bridge & Boats, Chioggia’
Oil on board, unsigned, 59 x 65cm
£80 - 120
Helen Forde
‘Plazzo Dario, Venice’
Watercolour, signed 96, 48 x 33cm
£20 - 40
John Bellany CBE RA (b.1942) (ARR)
‘Time’
Pencil, signed, 20 x 15cm
£250 - 350
Paintings, Watercolours and Prints
742.
743.
744.
745.
746.
747.
748.
749.
750.
751.
752.
753.
754.
755.
756.
John Heywood
‘Edinburgh Skyline’
Lithograph artist proof, signed in pencil, 48 x 62cm£100 - 200
757.
Unknown Artist
‘Beachcombers’
Pen and watercolour, monogram
758.
Unknown Artist
‘Alpine Scene’
Oil on board, monogram FK, 27 x 32cm
Unity Spencer
‘To Your Feet’
Screen print, signed in pencil 1953, 39 x 50cm
Pat Douthwaite (1939 - 2002) (ARR)
‘Arms & Legs’
Pastel, signed ‘83, 74 x 53cm
£40 - 60
£200 - 300
Hamish Lawrie (1919 - 1987) (ARR)
‘Mountain Cottages’
Oil on board, signed, 33 x 43cm
£600 - 800
Frances Walker
‘Birsay, Shore and Brough’
Lithograph, signed in pencil 32/35, 78 x 58cm
John Bellany CBE RA (b.1942) (ARR)
‘Speedwell, Port Seton’
Oil on canvas, signed, 91 x 91cm
761.
Unknown Artist
‘Winter Road’
Oil on board, unsigned, 44 x 59cm
After Sir Robin Philipson
‘Poppies’
Screenprint, signed in pen, 55 x 53cm
Graham Mckean
‘Guinness’
Oil on canvas, signed bottom right, 25 x 20cm
£40 - 60
£150 - 250
£60 - 80
£350 - 450
Pat Douthwaite (1939 - 2002) (ARR)
‘Toby Goes Sailing in the Deep Waters with Sharks’
‘Happy Birthday Mummy’, pastel, signed 90, 74 x 53cm
£300 - 500
Footnote: Toby is the artists son
Attribute to John Maxwell (1905 - 1962)
‘Recruiting for Culloden’
Pen and ink, unsigned, 29 x 75cm
£80 - 120
Lucy Hardgreaves
‘Front Door’
Watercolour, 14/99, 31 x 24cm
Pat Douthwaite (1939 - 2002) (ARR)
‘Lizard Fish’
Pencil, signed bottom left, 56 x 44cm
£30 - 50
£200 - 300
762.
Jim Nicholson (ARR)
‘West Coast, Barra’
Watercolour, signed bottom right 1992, label verso ‘The
Scottish Gallery, Highlands & Islands 1992’, 32 x 35cm
£60 - 80
763.
S Casselle
‘Country Lane’
Oil on canvas, signed bottom right, 63 x 75cm
£50 - 70
£4000 - 5000
Sir Alfred Priest
‘Serving Girl’
Oil on board, signed and notes to bottom right, 61 x 38cm
£300 - 500
Footnote: Tapestry design for the Duchess of Gordon by the
Dovecot Studios, Edinburgh.
760.
Graham McKean (Scottish Contemporary) (ARR)
‘Through the Rain Soaked Street’
Pastel, signed, 29 x 20cm
£500 - 700
M D’Arcy Thompson
‘Still Life’
Acrylic, signed bottom left, 30 x 46cm
759.
£300 - 500
Rosemary Schofield
‘View of North Berwick’
Oil on board, unsigned, 63 x 76cm
£100 - 200
Footnote: ‘Sketch for Admiral Crichton, tapestry from the
Dovecot Studios, Edinburgh. This figure can be found on the
left side of the tapestry. Part of the Bute Collection, Mount
Stuart’
£400 - 600
£70 - 100
Henry Kondracki (b.1933)
‘Winter Walk in the Meadows’
Watercolour, signed bottom left, 27 x 18cm
764.
765.
766.
767.
768.
John Blair (fl.1886 - 1920)
‘Liberton Downs’
Watercolour, signed, 35 x 50cm
£70 - 100
£200 - 300
R Tony
‘Still Life’
Oil on canvas, signed bottom right, 62 x 92cm
£60 - 80
WH Sweet
‘Coastal Village’
Watercolour, signed bottom right, 28 x 15cm
£70 - 100
F Lawson
‘The Moors’
Watercolour, signed 1920, 28 x 38cm
£50 - 70
Jonathan Gibbs (ARR)
‘Japan’
Acrylic and charcoal on linen, signed 1985 verso, label verso
‘The Scottish Gallery One Man Exhibition 1985’, 153 x 120cm
£300 - 500
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Paintings, Watercolours and Prints
769.
770.
771.
Pat Douthwaite (1933 - 2002) (ARR)
‘Twist’
Pastel, signed ‘83, 54 x 72cm
William R Hoylies
‘Pastoral Scene’
Watercolour, signed bottom left, 56 x 35cm
CH Bennett
‘Pair of Still Lifes’
Oil on canvas, signed, 39 x 29cm
782.
£300 - 500
783.
£40 - 80
784.
£150 - 250
Footnote: Artist is cousin of the writer Arnold Bennett
772.
After Myles Birket Foster
‘River Punt’
Watercolour, monogram, 15 x 23cm
H Armstrong
‘Saddled Horse’
Oil on canvas, signed 1926, label verso ‘Doig, Wilson, Wheatly’,
44 x 53cm
£60 - 80
774.
Alex Ballingall (fl.1883)
‘A Silvery Morning, Holy Island’
Watercolour, signed 1901, 49 x 74cm
£250 - 350
British School
‘SS Wentworth’
Gouache, unsigned, 40 x 68cm
£180 - 240
775.
Todd
‘Colliers Unloading Arisaig Bay’
Watercolour, signed 1892, 34 x 51cm
After Archibald Thorburn
‘Merlin & Goshawk’
Gouache, monogram, 15 x 10cm (2)
£60 - 80
£200 - 300
George Wright Hall (1895 - 1944) (ARR)
‘A Coal Pit in Fife 1927’
Pencil, signed, label verso ‘The Scottish Gallery Exhibited The
Edinburgh School, Edinburgh Festival 1993’, 20 x 30cm
£150 - 250
786.
Keeley Halswelle (1822 - 1891)
‘Figures in the Street, Rome’
Watercolour, dated Rome 1868, label verso ‘Bourne Fine Art
Collection - The Artists Family, Edinburgh Festival’
£150 - 250
787.
Joseph Southall RWS PRBSA (1861 - 1945)
‘Studies, Southwald 1907’
Monogram, label verso ‘The Fine Art Society Ltd Aug 1975’,
9.5 x 16.5cm
£120 - 180
788.
Sir Joseph Noel Paton RSA (1821 - 1901)
‘Miss Bogle Hurts Mr Jaapes Feelings 1840’
Pencil and watercolour, monogram, label verso ‘The Fine Art
Society 1989’, 15 x 13cm
£150 - 250
789.
Unknown Artist
‘Country Scene with a War Memorial’
Oil on canvas, 46 x 62cm
Footnote: Built 1919 Stockton on Tees, sunk by U-Boat 5th
May 1943, owners Dalglesh Newcastle
776.
J West
‘Blessing the Hayfield, Saldone Tivale’
Watercolour, signed bottom left, 33 x 46cm
£100 - 200
785.
£500 - 700
773.
W Simpson (Crimea Simpson)
‘Wading in the Burn’
Watercolour, signed bottom right, 12 x 18cm
£100 - 200
£80 - 120
777.
Black
‘Fishing Boats in Kirkcaldy Harbour’
Oil on daler board, signed bottom right 1989, 50 x 61cm
£40 - 60
790.
Manner of K. McLeay,
A watercolour and pencil sketch of a Highlander brandishing
a sword, on crested notepaper from Queen Victoria’s house,
Osborne, 19cm x 12cm £20 - 40
778.
Unknown Artist
‘Dew in a Snow Filled Corrie’
Watercolour, indistinctly signed bottom right, 44 x 56cm
£40 - 60
791.
Unknown Artist
‘18th Century Navel Scene’
Oil on canvas, unsigned, 66 x 92cm
779.
780.
781.
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Cameron F Coutts
‘Mains of Cargill’
Gouache on card, signed bottom left ‘83, 33 x 50cm
£100 - 200
Unknown Artist
‘Boats by a Beach, Sheep on the Hillside’
Oil on canvas board, 19 x 44cm
R McGregor
‘Iona Cottage’
Watercolour, 24 x 39cm
£40 - 60
£80 - 160
792.
793.
794.
795.
Attributed to T Creswick RA (1811 - 1869)
‘Fishing on the River Bank’
Oil on canvas, unsigned, 64 x 77cm
£80 - 120
£600 - 800
RE McIntyre
‘Putney on the Thames’
Watercolour, signed, 47 x 72cm
£80 - 120
Unknown Artist
‘Thatched Highland Cottages’
Oil on canvas, 33 x 49cm
£80 - 120
TH McKay
‘Sheep in a Highland Landscape’
Oil on canvas, signed bottom left, 36 x 52cm
£100 - 200
Paintings, Watercolours and Prints
796.
797.
798.
799.
800.
Unknown Artist
‘Mother and Children in a Landscape’
Watercolour, 31 x 35cm
809.
£80 - 140
Attributed to Maxime Dastugue (French 1851 - 1909)
‘Desert City with Camel Train’
Oil on canvas, signed bottom right, 68 x 98cm £1500 - 2500
810.
Robert Buchan Nisbet RSA RBA RWS RI (1857 - 1942)
‘Waiting for the Tide’
Oil on canvas, signed bottom left RB Nisbet, 46 x 62cm
£200 - 400
811.
AS Strathern
‘Coastal Scene’
Oil on canvas, signed 1892, 41 x 61cm
Andrew Gamley RSW (1869 - 1949)
‘Edinburgh’
Watercolour, signed bottom left, 27 x 36cm
812.
£200 - 400
813.
£150 - 250
808.
Archibald Thorburn (1860 - 1935)
‘Long Tailed Tit’
Grisaille, monogram, 20 x 9cm
George Rankin (1864 - 1937)
‘Great Crested Grebe’
Watercolour, signed, 38 x 27cm
Archibald Thorburn (1860 - 1935)
‘Rock Pipit’
Grisaille, signed with monogram, 11 x 14cm
£200 - 300
£40 - 60
£200 - 300
815.
Benjamin Williams Leader RA (1831 - 1923)
‘On the River Bank’
Oil on canvas, signed 1895, 52 x 77
Provenance: The Dunglass Estate
£3000 - 5000
W Snodgrass Bryce
‘Fishing Harbour’
Oil on canvas, signed bottom left, 36 x 46cm
816.
William Darling Mackay (1844 - 1924)
‘Golfing Scene’
Oil on canvas, possibly Luffness or Dunbar Golf Course,
signed monogram, 30 x 46cm
£400 - 600
803.
807.
£40 - 60
David Martin (f.1887 - 1935)
Boats off St Monans’
Oil on canvas, signed bottom left D Martin, 36 x 54cm
£200 - 300
802.
806.
George Rankin (1864 - 1937)
‘Rock Pipit’
Watercolour, signed, 38 x 27cm
Follower of Sam Bough
‘Norham Castle on the Tweed’
Watercolour, signed illegible monogram signature bottom
left, bears false Sam Bough signature bottom right, 29 x 50
Provenance: The Dunglass Estate
£300 - 500
Scottish School
‘Highland Landscape’
Oil on canvas, signed indistinctly bottom right RB Hope (?), 64
x 76cm
£400 - 600
805.
£40 - 60
814.
801.
804.
George Rankin (1864 - 1937)
‘Tree Creeper’
Watercolour, signed, 38 x 27cm
Attributed to William Shayer
‘Tending the Cattle’
Oil on panel, unsigned, 12 x 15cm
Eugene Dekkert (fl.1900 - 1940)
‘A Quiet Read’
Oil on canvas, signed, 51 x 45cm
After Ludovici
‘In Full Cry’, ‘The Meet’
Reproduction prints, unsigned
George Rankin (1864 - 1937)
‘Barn Owl’
Watercolour, signed, 38 x 27cm
Archibald Thorburn (1860 - 1935)
‘Brambling’
Grisaille, signed, 10 x 12cm
808A. George Rankin (1864 - 1937)
‘Tree Pipit’
Watercolour, signed, 38 x 27cm
£200 - 300
Footnote: WD Mackay was distinguished secretary of the
Royal Scottish Academy. Provenance: The Dunglass Estate
£0 - 0
817.
£300 - 500
818.
£20 - 40
£40 - 60
£200 - 300
£40 - 80
819.
820.
Archibald Thorburn (1860 - 1935)
‘Two Ringed Plovers’
Watercolour, signed 1923, 18 x 25cm
Provenance: The Dunglass Estate
£3000 - 5000
Archibald Thorburn (1860 - 1935)
‘Goldfinch’
Watercolour, signed 1928, 37 x 28cm
Provenance: The Dunglass Estate
£4000 - 6000
Archibald Thorburn (1860 - 1935)
‘Snipe’
Watercolour, signed 1928, 28 x 36cm
Provenance: The Dunglass Estate
£4000 - 6000
After Charles Johnson Payne ‘Snaffles’ (1884 - 1967)
(ARR)
‘The Worst View in Europe, Oh murther, the dhrink died out of
me and the wrong side of Bechers’
Chromolithograph, signed in pencil ‘To DLW from Snaffles
1923’, 41 x 66cm
Provenance: The Dunglass Estate
£500 - 700
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Paintings, Watercolours and Prints
821.
After Charles Johnson Payne ‘Snaffles’ (1884 - 1967)
(ARR)
‘An Irish Point to Point’
Watercolour over printed base, 50 x 75cm
Provenance: The Dunglass Estate
£1000 - 1500
822.
Charles Johnson Payne ‘Snaffles’ (1884 - 1967) (ARR)
‘The Grand National 1925, Evans on the Field at Valentine’s,
the Second Time Round’
Watercolour, signed Aintree 1925, 29 x 53cm £7000 - 10000
Footnote: featuring Fly Mask and Paddy Doyle, Double Chance
and Major Wilson, Silvo and FB Rees, and Old Tay Bridge and
Jack Anthony. Provenance: The Dunglass Estate
823.
Charles Johnson Payne ‘Snaffles’ (1884 - 1967) (ARR)
‘Gold Cup, Sandown 1927’
Watercolour, signed Sandown 27, 30 x 60cm, including mount
54 x 79cm
£7000 - 10000
Footnote: This picture features FSC Usher on Time Enough,
the mount is painted with the remaining riders including HRH
The Prince of Wales. Provenance: The Dunglass Estate
END OF SALE
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