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BOOKS
PLEASE NOTE THAT BOOKS ARE SOLD SUBJECT
TO NO RETURN
301
HAGGARD H. RIDER, Beatrice, London 1890; and
People of the Mist, London 1894, both 1st
editions, Longmans, 8vo, publishers cloth (2)
£50 - 70
302
HAGGARD H. RIDER, Maiwa’s Revenge, London
1888, Longmans; and Allan’s Wife, London 1889,
Spencer Blackett, both 1st editions, 8vo
publishers cloth (2)
£50 - 70
303
HAGGARD H. RIDER, The World’s Desire (with A
Lang), London 1890, 1st edition; Colonel Quaritch
VC, 1880 1st single volume edition; A Farmers
Year, 1909, ½ leather; and HIGGINS D.S Private
Diaries... Rider Haggard, 1980 (4)
£40 - 60
304
JEROME Jerome K, Three Men in a Boat, Bristol
1889, 1st edition ‘Quay Street’; and JAMES G.P.R
Heidelberg, London 1846, three volumes, 1st
editions, ½ calf (4)
£60 - 80
305
RANSOME Arthur, Secret Water, London 1939,
1st edition, 8vo cloth, signed by author on half
title (1)
£50 - 80
306
BALLANTYNE R.M., Mee-a-ow!, Nelson 1859, 1st
edition, 7 full page colour plates plus frontis;
COMUS, My Mother, 1857 Nelson, 1st edition, 7
full page colour plates plus frontis; COMUS, Three
Little Kittens, Nelson 1858, 6 full page colour
plates plus frontis; and Mr Fox, Nelson 1860, 6
full page colour plates plus frontis (4)
£70 - 100
307
GILLIES Mary, Great Fun for our little Friends,
London 1862, 1st edition, 28 colour plates
including frontis and title by Edward H Wehnet;
and BENNETT Charles, The Stories Little Breeches
Told, London 1863, 1st edition, 18 colour plates
plus frontis (2)
£40 - 60
308
UPTON Florence K., Golliwog in the African
Jungle, 1909, 1st edition, some soiling and minor
pencil scribbles, and the following Golliwog
titles; Airship, In War, At the Seaside, Auto-GoCart, Polar Adventure, and In Holland. the last six
all have defects and are sold as seen (7)
£150 - 200
321, 322, 323, 324 and 325
309
SHACKLETON E.H. Sir, Heart of the Atlantic, two
vols, London 1909, 1st edition, cloth complete
with 3 maps in pocket of vol.II (2)
£100 - 150
310
SCOTT R.F. Capt, Scott’s Last Expedition, two
vols. London 1913, 2nd edition, cloth (2)
£80 - 120
311
SEAVER, Birdie Bowers, 1938 reprint, full calf;
SYKES History of Exploration, 1935 reprint, full
calf; COOK’s Voyages, 1880, full morrocco, a.e.g;
WILSON Edward, Diary of the Discovery
Expedition 1966 and Diary of the Terra Nova
Expedition 1972, both 1st editions in
dustwrappers; and 1 other (6)
£60 - 80
312
WINGFIELD W.F., A Tour in Dalmatia, Albania
and Montenegro, London 1859, 1st edition;
HENNIKER Frederick, Notes during a visit to
Egypt, Nubia... Jerusalem, London 1823, 1st
edition with two folding aquatint plates and one
other, both books in poor bindings (2)
£30 - 50
313
A 19th century photograph album, oblong 4to
mainly large architectural and topographical
views of Britain (1)
£30 - 50
314
British Sports and Sportsmen, 11 volumes of
edition linked to 1000 numbered copies, folio,
full uniform red morrocco, gilt titling and decor,
titles include; Racing, Polo & Coaching, Athletics
& Tennis Racquets, Breeding & Agriculture, Past
Sportsmen Vols I and II, Commerce & Industry,
Yachting & Rowing, Story of Shipping, Hunting,
Cricket and Football (11)
£400 - 600
315
PRITCHETT Robert Taylor, notebook profusely
illustrated with pencil sketches, the first of a
series made while accompanying Lady Brassey on
the ‘Sunbeam’, he illustrated Voyage on the
Sunbeam and other books, notebook approx. 10 x
18cm, black leather, 72 pages (1)
£400 - 600
316-320
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CERAMICS & GLASS
321
A pair of Meissen porcelain malabar figure
groups, each modelled as a seated mother with
two children, glazed in bright enamels and
heightened in gilt, blue crossed sword mark
verso, incised 2683 and 2697, one impressed 120,
mid-20th century, h.14cm
£300 - 500
322
A Meissen porcelain figurine ‘Flower Girl’,
modelled as a standing maiden next to a
treestump with a garland of flowers, glazed in
bright enamels and heightened in gilt, after the
original by Michel Victor Acier, underglaze blue
crossed sword mark verso, incised F69 and
impressed 122, circa 1924-34, h.17.5cm
£200 - 300
323
A Meissen porcelain figure of a girl with her
doll, in standing pose wearing crinoline lined
shawl and dress, glazed in bright enamels,
underglaze blue crossed sword mark verso,
incised No.679, late 19th century, h.13.5cm
£150 - 200
324
A Meissen porcelain figure of a standing woman
in 18th century dress, heightened in gilt, blue
crossed sword mark verso, incised A56, late 19th
century (a/f), h.19cm; and an after Meissen soft
paste porcelain figure of a seated flower girl, in
18th century dress, underglaze blue crossed
sword mark verso, h.14.5cm (2)
£150 - 200
325
A Meissen porcelain figurine ‘Flower seller’,
from the Cris de Paris series circa 1880, the
whole glazed in bright enamels and heightened in
gilt, underglaze blue crossed sword mark verso,
incised No.28 and impressed 7490, h.14.5cm
£150 - 200
326
326
An early Victorian porcelain part teaset,
decorated with Billingsley style pink cabbage
roses amidst gilt borders, comprising; seven
teacups, eight saucers, eight tea plates, sugar
bowl, cream jug and cake plate, each numbered
in puce verso 3479
£150 - 250
327
A pair of mid-18th century Bow porcelain
figures of an Abbess and Nun, each seated upon
a mound reading religious texts, wearing black
and white habits, circa 1755, h.12cm
£300 - 500
328
A Flight Barr & Barr of Worcester porcelain
chamberstick, finely painted with a reserve of
Malvern Cathedral within a pale green ground and
gilt borders, puce Coventry Street script mark
verso, circa 1815, dia.10cm
£80 - 120
331
329
An 18th century Worcester blue and white
porcelain tankard, circa 1765, transfer printed in
the Plantation pattern, having grooved handle,
hatched crescent mark verso, h.12cm
£120 - 180
330
An 18th century Worcester porcelain
sauceboat, of ribbed pear shape, underglaze
blue decorated with a chinoiserie landscape
within scrolling borders, unmarked, 21cm
£150 - 250
331
A pair of Royal Worcester porcelain fruit
painted pot pourri vases and covers, by John
Freeman & Harry Ayrton, each with finial topped
crown shaped pierced outer covers, plain inner
covers, and painted with apples and grapes on a
mossy bank, one signed H Ayrton and the other
Freeman, both embellished in gilt, black marks,
shape No.1286 M/S, each monogrammed verso
P.W & D.H, h.25.5cm
£2500 - 3000
327 and 328
329 and 330
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332, 333, 334 and 335
332
A late Victorian Royal Worcester moonflask, gilt enamel decorated with
wildflowers on an ivory ground, printed and impressed marks verso, circa
1883, h.13.5cm
£60 - 80
333
A late Victorian Royal Worcester ivory ware jug, decorated with flowers,
heightened in gilt, shape No.1507, puce mark circa 1892, h.18cm
£80 - 120
338
338
A reproduction continental porcelain table centrepiece, as triple section
with two graduated tiers and hors d’oeuvres dish below, the whole with
applied bisque figures, heightened in gilt and decorated in bright enamels,
h.55cm
£120 - 180
334
A late Victorian Royal Worcester miniature cauldron, decorated with
flowers on an ivory ground, heightened in gilt, circa 1882, h.6cm
£30 - 50
335
A Royal Doulton porcelain twin handled pedestal vase, gilt decorated with
trailing leaves on a cobalt blue ground, printed circle lion and crown mark
verso, h.23cm; and one other similar cylindrical example, h.14cm (2)
£80 - 100
339
339
A set of six Russian porcelain coffee cans and saucers, Gardner Factory,
late 19th century, each leaf moulded and heightened in gilt, red Gardner
stamp beneath the Imperial Warrant verso
£120 - 180
336 and 337
336
A Graingers Worcester porcelain pot pourri bowl and cover, the
reticulated cover (restored) with gilt decoration, the whole raised upon a
triform base heightened in gilt, both numbered in puce 702, dia. 20cm
£50 - 80
337
An early 19th century Spode creamware pot pourri barrel and cover,
moulded in relief with cherub scenes, polychrome decorated with floral
sprays (cover restored to edge of rim), h.19cm
£80 - 120
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340 and 341
340
After Meissen - a pair of 19th century Staffordshire figures; The Welsh
Tailor and His Wife, riding goats and each carrying two goat kids on their
backs, decorated in polychrome enamels, unmarked, h.13cm
£100 - 150
341
A pair of mid-Victorian Staffordshire hunting hounds, each modelled with
a hare in its muzzle, decorated in naturalistic colours on shaped white bases
heightened in gilt, h.19cm
£70 - 100
345 and 346
346
A Lowestoft porcelain chestnut basket, lattice worked, blue and white
printed in the Pinecone pattern, circa 1785, w.24.5cm (repairs to rim)
£500 - 700
342 and 343
342
A Lowestoft porcelain guglet, circa 1770, of pear shape with garlic neck,
painted in underglaze blue with pagodas, oriental island and boats,
decorators mark S verso, h.23.5cm
£1200 - 1800
343
A Lowestoft porcelain coffee pot and cover, circa 1770-72, underglaze
blue painted with an oriental river landscape, labels verso for The Simon
Spero Exhibition No.43.2005 and The Peter Skully Collection No.30,
h.25.5cm
£2500 - 3000
347
347
A Lowestoft porcelain pedestal rice bowl and cover on stand, circa 177580, the pierced and domed cover with flower head knopped finial, the bowl
with ribbed footed base, the stand (possibly associated) with shaped rim,
the whole underglaze blue printed in the Pinecone pattern, gross h.18cm
(restored)
£3000 - 4000
348, 349 and 350
344
344
A Lowestoft porcelain chestnut basket and cover on stand, circa 17751885, underglaze blue decorated in the Pinecone pattern, each piece with
leaf and flower encrusted decoration, stand w.29.5cm (stand with
restoration)
£4000 - 6000
345
A Lowestoft porcelain chestnut basket, lattice worked, blue and white
printed in the Pinecone pattern, circa 1785, w.21cm (both handles
restoration)
£500 - 700
348
A Lowestoft porcelain pattypan, underglaze blue painted with a central
moth within leaves and flowers, dia.11.5cm
£250 - 400
349
A Lowestoft porcelain paste-pot, circa 1765, of oval form, moulded in
relief in the ‘Hughes’ style, the exterior having four reserves painted in
underglaze with blue Chinese landscapes, the interior with floral sprays
(small chip to inside of top rim) 13cm
£800 - 1000
350
A Lowestoft porcelain coffee can and saucer, circa 1770, underglaze blue
painted in the Chinese taste with a fence, rockwork and flowers, saucer dia.
12cm
£400 - 500
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358
A Lowestoft porcelain slop bowl, circa 1770,
underglaze blue painted with a chinoiserie
landscape, with Worcester hatched crescent
mark verso, dia.12cm
£150 - 200
351, 352 and 353
362, 363 and 364
351
A Lowestoft porcelain sparrowbeak cream jug,
circa 1775, blue and white printed in the Three
Flowers pattern, with Worcester hatched
crescent mark verso, h.11cm
£200 - 300
359
352
A Lowestoft porcelain helmet form jug, circa
1775, blue and white printed in the Three
Flowers pattern, h.14.5cm
£200 - 250
353
A Lowestoft porcelain tankard, circa 1780, blue
and white printed with a chinoiserie landscape,
h.11.5cm
£300 - 400
354, 355 and 356
354
A Lowestoft porcelain footed slop bowl, circa
1780, polychrome decorated in the famille rose
palette with the Blackbird pattern, dia.15.5cm
£300 - 500
359
A rare Devonware part tea service, decorated
with black polka dots on a yellow ground,
comprising; six teacups, saucers, side plates, one
cake plate, and one cream jug
£80 - 120
363
A late Victorian Staffordshire Toby jug,
modelled as a standing Toby with both hands in
his pockets and wearing a cobalt blue jacket and
black tricorn hat, circa 1880, h.24.5cm
£70 - 100
364
A mid-19th century Staffordshire Toby jug,
modelled as a seated Toby wearing a cobalt blue
tunic and holding a jug of ale, h.18cm; and an
early 19th century pearlware Bacchus mask jug
with silver lustre decoration (handle completely
and poorly restored), h.15cm (2)
£700 - 100????CHECK ESTIMATE
360
360
A pair of Victorian Staffordshire stoneware
dogs, of St Bernard type breed, each with gilded
collars and in standing pose, w.31cm
£70 - 100
355
A Lowestoft porcelain footed bowl, circa 1785,
painted in the Imari palette in the Redgrave Dolls
House pattern, heightened in gilt, dia.22cm
£300 - 400
356
A Lowestoft porcelain teapot and cover, circa
1780, polychrome decorated in the famille rose
palette with sprays of flowers, h.14cm
£300 - 400
365
365
A collection of four Staffordshire cow
creamers, being; 19th century blue and white
printed example, having leaf moulded base,
w.18cm; one with sponged iron-red decoration;
one with sponged ochre decoration with flower
head moulded base; and a purple lustre glazed
example (4)
£200 - 300
361
357 and 358
357
A Lowestoft porcelain footed bowl, circa 176070, underglaze blue painted with a chinoiserie
landscape depicting a figure upon a bridge,
dia.21cm
£200 - 300
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361
A late 19th century treacle-glazed Lioness with
cub, in standing pose, her left forepaw upon an
orb, the cub looking back, all raised upon a
stepped plinth (with losses), w.26cm
£80 - 120
362
A 19th century Staffordshire loving cup, relief
moulded and presented to John Piggin, the
interior set with a frog and three lizards,
underglaze dash decorated in shades of cobalt
blue, green and ochre, h.14cm
£80 - 120
366
366
An early Victorian Sunderland lustre jug,
depicting a view of the cast iron bridge over the
River Weir opposing the Sailors Farewell (chips to
rim), h.22.5cm; and a Sunderland lustre footed
bowl, depicting a west view of the cast iron
bridge over the River Weir, the Sailors Farewell
and other verses (hairline), dia.24.5cm (2)
£80 - 120
SILVER & PLATED
WARES
369, 370 , 371 and 372
371
A pair of early 19th century Bristol Blue glass
mallet decanters and stoppers, each with triple
ring necks and annotated in gilt for ‘Hollands’
and ‘Rum’, the stoppers with gilt initial, h.22cm
£100 - 150
367
372
A set of seven 19th century cut glass beakers,
each having bevelled wavy rims, star cut friezes
and thumb-cut slightly tapering bodies to circular
footed bases, h.10cm
£80 - 120
367
A late 19th century Mintons Majolica table
centrepiece, the whole surmounted with a pair
of cherubs upon a sectional green glaze dish, all
supported on three mermaids to shaped circular
scroll footed base, impressed No.119 verso,
h.31cm
£400 - 600
373 and 374
373
A set of six Regency punch glasses, each slice
cut with a central band of prismatic cutting,
h.5.5cm
£80 - 120
374
A George III pedestal wine glass, the funnel bowl
engraved with wildflowers and insects, raised
upon a folded foot, h.15cm; one other 18th
century style double opaque twist wine glass, the
conical bowl engraved with fruiting vines, circa
1900; and one other with faceted stem (3)
£100 - 150
381, 382 and 383
381
A cased set of six silver sandwich cocktail flags,
each with a sliding celluloid named tag, maker
Adolf Scott, Birmingham 1936, case w.19cm
£120 - 180
382
A cased travelling communion set, comprising
silver gilt chalice and paten, the chalice with gilt
washed bowl, the paten with presentation
inscription verso, maker Martin Hall & Co,
Sheffield 1893, chalice h.9cm (Fitted leather
case lacking small wine decanter)
£70 - 100
383
A circa 1900 leather cased glass hunting flask,
by James Dixon & Sons, with hinged plated cap,
25cm
£40 - 60
368
368
A 19th century Samson porcelain cylindrical
tankard, decorated in the famille rose palette
and heightened in gilt, h.13.5cm
£60 - 80
369
A pair of early 19th century cut glass triple
ringneck mallet decanters, each with mushroom
stoppers, having thumb and hobnail cut bodies
and star cut bases, h.24cm
£50 - 80
370
A George III cut glass pedestal bowl, having a
bevelled wavy rim above a thumb-cut frieze and
hexagonal baluster turned column, h.22cm
£60 - 80
375
A pair of late 19th
century glass specimen
vases, each of tall
waisted form, wheel
engraved with trailing
flowers and heightened
in gilt, 80cm
£70 - 100
384
A set of four George IV silver tablespoons, in
the Kings Hourglass pattern, two with crested
terminals, Edinburgh 1822; one other single,
Edinburgh 1827; and near-matching sauce ladle
with Edinburgh assays; one other tablespoon,
Exeter 1842; and one other in the Old English
pattern, various dates and makers, gross weight
17.4oz
£140 - 180
376-380
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390
A George IV silver snuff-box, the cover embossed as a Turk’s head, hinged
from the back, makers mark worn, Sheffield 1828, 7cm
£80 - 120
391
A circa 1900 continental silver snuff-box, of oval form, embossed to both
obverse and Reverse with a basket of flowers within a border, stamped 925,
3.5cm
£70 - 100
385
385
A set of twelve continental silver gilt coffee spoons, each having C-scroll
and scroll leaf cast handles, stamped 800, gross weight 5.7oz, circa 1900
£70 - 100
392
A leather cased pair of George III silver and mother of pearl travelling
fruit knife and fork, each with fold-out action, case w.8cm, with duty mark
and lion passant only, early 19th century
£120 - 180
386, 387, 388 and 389
386
A late Victorian silver and embossed pedestal bonbon dish, having
ropetwist carry handle, 4.7oz, maker Henry John Lias & James Wakely,
London 1881, w.15.5cm
£100 - 150
387
An Edwardian silver pierced pedestal cake basket, having swing carry
handle and gadrooned rim, 18.7oz, maker The Alexander Clark
Manufacturing Co, Birmingham 1908, w.29cm
£300 - 400
393
393
A pair of late 18th century Irish silver shoe buckles, each of pierced oval
form and set with four flowerheads, with steel fittings, makers marks
incomplete, both with Hibernia and Harp & Crown assays, w.8.5cm
£100 - 150
388
A late Victorian silver tea canister and cover, of embossed shouldered
baluster form, 2.6oz, makers mark worn, London 1891, h.10cm
£100 - 150
389
A Victorian silver three piece teaset by Elkington & Co, comprising;
teapot, twin handled sugar and cream, each of spherical form with
engraved decoration, gross weight 45.8oz, Birmingham 1874, teapot h.15cm
£400 - 600
394
390, 391 and 392
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394
A circa 1900 French silver gilt and ivory travelling dressing table set, by
Gustave Keller of Paris, housed in a fitted leather case with carry handle,
comprising; six silver and glass bodied jars, further bottles and boxes, two
ivory backed clothes brushes, toothbrush etc, the silver stamped G.Keller
Paris, w.36cm
£200 - 300
399 and 400
395
395
A set of six George IV Irish silver ice cream
spoons, in the Kings pattern, each with crested
terminals, 5.3oz, maker Samuel Neville, Dublin
1826; and a set of five late Georgian Irish silver
dessert spoons, each with crested terminals,
4.3oz, maker Carden Terry & Jane Williams,
Dublin 1810 (11)
£120 - 180
399
A late Georgian silver vinaigrette, disguised as a satchel, finely engraved, opening to Reveal gilt
washed interior, with leaf and flower pierced hinge grille (lacking pin), maker Joseph Wilmore,
Birmingham 1818, w.3cm
£150 - 200
400
A late Georgian silver pocket snuff box, disguised as a satchel, having engine turned decoration and
gilt washed interior, maker John Shaw, Birmingham 1816, w.4cm
£150 - 250
396
396
A pair of late Victorian silver plated pedestal
wine coolers and liners, each with inset
engraved armorial, gadrooned rims and heavy
cast handles, h.23cm
£200 - 300
397
401 and 402
401
A George IV silver gilt castle-top vinaigrette by Nathaniel Mills of Birmingham, the hinged cover
finely cast with a scene of Newstead Abbey within a foliate scroll border, engine turned base, the
interior with scroll pierced hinge grille, 0.8oz, Birmingham 1827, w.3.7cm
£700 - 1000
402
An early Victorian silver gilt castle-top vinaigrette, the hinged cover cast with a scene of Kenilworth
Castle within a raised plain border, engine turned sides and base (interior lacks grille), 0.85oz, maker
Taylor & Perry, Birmingham 1839, w.4.4cm
£400 - 600
397
A set of six silver lobster picks, each doubleended, the centres cast with a lobster, maker
William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1937,
19.5cm
£120 - 180
398
398
A continental white metal hand-bell, in the
ecclesiastical manner, gross weight 7.7oz, marks
worn and indistinctly numbered, h.13.5cm; and a
Victorian silver communion wafer box, of circular
form, having gilt washed interior, dia. 6cm (2)
£120 - 180
403
403
An early Victorian silver card case by Nathaniel Mills of Birmingham, depicting Worcester Cathedral
within a C-scroll and acanthus leaf repousee decorated surround, the reverse with monogrammed
cartouche within acanthus scroll leaf and flower work surround, 2oz, Birmingham 1843, h.10cm
£600 - 900
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407 and 408
404
404
A mid-Victorian silver calling card case, of
shaped rectangular form, engraved with leaves
and flowers on a lattice work ground, 2.1oz,
maker Edward Smith, Birmingham 1861, h.9.5cm
£120 - 180
407
An early George III silver tankard, having double monogrammed S scroll handle and on stepped flaring
foot, 11.9oz, maker Thomas Wallis, London 1770, h.13cm
£500 - 700
408
An early George III silver tankard, the S scroll handle with single monogram, gilt washed interior,
10.7oz, maker William Collings, London 1774, h.13cm
£500 - 700
405
409
405
A George II silver salver, having a shall cast
piecrust rim, engraved ground with later
presentation inscription, 19oz, maker William
Peaston, London 1751, dia. 26cm
£200 - 300
409
A George IV silver three piece tea service, comprising; pedestal teapot, twin handled sugar and
cream, each profusely worked with reserves of leaves and flowers, with opposing engraved armorial
and coronet, gilt washed interiors, 48oz, maker Richard Atkinson and William Somersall, London 1824,
teapot h.15.5cm
£1000 - 1500
406
406
A George II silver card waiter, having a raised
piecrust rim in the Rococo taste, on scroll hoof
feet, 13.3oz, maker John Swift, London 1751,
dia. 21cm
£400 - 600
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410
410
A pair of early 20th century Irish silver fruit bowls, each having fruiting vine cast rims and scroll
pierced borders, 19.8oz, maker West & Son, Dublin 1911, dia.24.5cm
£400 - 600
411, 412, 413 and 414
411
A George III silver bachelors teapot, of bullet shape, embossed with leaves
and flowers, with walnut handle, gross weight 7.8oz, maker Walter Brind,
London 1792, h.10cm
£200 - 300
412
A Mappin & Webb silver sauceboat, in the Georgian style, having a beaded
rim and flying C scroll handle, 9.3oz, Sheffield 1915, w.19cm
£100 - 150
413
A late Georgian silver wine funnel, in two sections, having gilt washed
bowl, makers mark worn, London 1810, h.12cm
£80 - 120
414
A circa 1900 silver loving cup, of tapering spiral fluted circular form, gilt
washed interior, 5.3oz, maker Henry Stratford, Sheffield assays, date letter
worn, h.11cm
£80 - 120
417, 418 and 419
417
A pair of Edwardian silver Corinthian column candlesticks, having beaded
detachable sconces, raised on stepped square loaded bases, maker Charles
Boyton & Son Ltd, London 1909, h.16cm
£150 - 200
418
An early 19th century silver plated footed ewer, having a hinged cover
over a Bacchus mask cast spout, maker MP, h.20cm
£50 - 70
419
A George IV silver six division toast rack, having centre loop carry handle
and raised on scroll foot, 9.4oz, maker Edward, Edward Jnr & William
Barnard, London 1829, w.15.5cm
£120 - 180
415
415
A continental silver cow creamer, probably Dutch, in standing pose wearing
a bell around its neck, the hinged cover adorned with an insect, 6.4oz,
bears import marks for Chester 1900, w.14.5cm
£200 - 300
420
416
416
A Victorian novelty silver plate bulls eye lantern, having hinged back
opening to reveal fitted burner with reservoir, the glass bulls eye within
sunburst engraved surround, h.13.5cm
£100 - 150
420
A ten place table setting of Indian sterling silver dinner, side and dessert
plates, each of beaded circular form and inset with a one rupee silver coin
each with various dates from the first quarter of the last century, each
stamped ‘silver sterling’, gross weight 277oz, diameters 25.5cm, 20.5cm,
and 18cm (30)
£2000 - 2500
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426
428, 429 and 430
421
421
A Georgian style silver salver, having a raised
piecrust rim and on three scroll feet, 20.7oz,
maker HF & Co, Sheffield 1945, dia. 25cm
£150 - 200
426
A silver salver, of shaped oval form, having a
gadrooned piecrust rim, 27.2oz, marks worn, dia.
40.5cm
£200 - 300
429
A late Victorian silver pedestal rose bowl,
having vacant cartouche and of half spiral reeded
and fluted circular form, 11.3oz, maker Charles
Boyton (II), London 1898, dia. 17cm
£80 - 120
430
A silver lighthouse pedestal sugar caster, having
a finial topped pierced dome cover, the whole
raised on lion mask claw and ball feet, 9.2oz,
maker Thomas Ducrow & Sons, Birmingham 1947,
h.16.5cm
£80 - 120
427
422
422
A Victorian silver part cutlery suite, in the Old
English pattern, comprising; five table forks, five
dessert forks, six tablespoons, and five dessert
spoons, each with crested terminals, maker
William Gibson & John Lawrence Langman of the
Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, London
1891, sold with eight various Fiddle pattern
teaspoons, gross weight 50oz
£350 - 450
428
A Georgian style silver sauceboat, raised on lion
mask and paw feet, 10.6oz, maker E S Barnsley &
Co, Birmingham 1910, w.21cm
£100 - 150
427
A pair of Rococo style white metal wine
coasters, each with mahogany bases, unmarked
but tests as silver, dia. 21cm
£200 - 300
431
431
An Edwardian silver and embossed cake basket,
of shaped circular form with swing carry handle,
17.5oz, maker James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield
1904, dia. 26cm
£200 - 300
423, 424 and 425
423
An early 18th century style silver coffee pot, of conical form, having finial topped
hinged dome cover and faded walnut S scroll handle, 28oz, maker A Havilland-Nye,
London 1968, h.25cm
£250 - 400
424
An Edwardian silver three piece teaset, comprising teapot, twin handled sugar and
cream, each of half-fluted and reeded oval bombe form, 39.6oz, maker William Mammatt
& Son, Sheffield 1902, teapot h.13cm
£300 - 500
425
A George V silver twin handled pedestal trophy cup, having raised decoration, 18.3oz,
maker Williams (Birmingham Ltd), Birmingham 1912, h.14cm
£150 - 200
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432
432
A Mappin & Webb silver four piece tea and coffee service,
comprising teapot, coffee pot, twin handled sugar and cream,
the two pots each with walnut handles, gilt washed interiors,
gross weight 61.7oz, Sheffield 1917, teapot h.16cm
£500 - 700
436
A continental white metal ham-bone holder, as a turned handle, with embossed single screw, circa
1900, 13cm
£80 - 120
437
A set of four 19th century English silver specimen vases, each of embossed trumpet form and on
loaded bases, the end marks rubbed, h.10.5cm
£120 - 180
433
433
A cased and matched set of three mid-Victorian
cut glass and silver gilt topped dressing table
bottles, as two scent bottles and one tidy, each
with all-over hobnail cut decoration, the caps
finely engraved with scroll leaves and flowers,
monogrammed cartouches, assayed London 1855,
h.13cm, all housed in a fitted polished leather
case, case stamped ‘Parkins & Gotto
manufacturers of 24 & 25 Oxford St’, w.25cm
£200 - 300
438, 439 and 440
438
A pair of George IV silver asparagus tongs, in the Fiddle pattern, with pierced blades, 6.5oz, makers
mark worn, London 1824, 24.5cm
£140 - 180
439
An early Victorian Irish silver stuffing spoon, in the Fiddle pattern with crested terminal, 4.2oz,
maker Josiah Lowe, Dublin 1840, 32cm
£80 - 120
440
A pair of George IV Scottish silver stuffing spoons, in the Kings Hourglass pattern, each with engraved
armorial, 8.1oz, maker DM, Edinburgh 1824, 31cm
£150 - 200
434
434
A cased pair of late Victorian silver and ivory
handled fish servers, each having pierced and
engraved blades, and pistol grip handles, maker
Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co (William Gibson &
John Lawrence Langman), Sheffield 1892, case
w.38cm
£100 - 150
441
435, 436 and 437
435
A modern silver snipe, naturalistically modelled
in standing pose, 5.7oz, maker Israel Freeman &
Son Ltd, London 1965, h.10cm
£200 - 300
441
An 18th century silver pedestal goblet, having
twin engraved armorials for the ‘Earl Powis
Reward of Industry’ opposing ‘Success to
Agriculture’, with names from the Probert and
Wilding families (stewards of Powis Castle), the
bowl being gilt-washed, 9.7oz, maker probably
John Harvey I, London assays but date letter not
consistent with period, h.15.5cm
£200 - 300
442
442
A late 19th century silver plated three light
candelabrum, each light with detachable sconce,
embossed capitals and gadrooned drip-tray, the
whole raised upon a stop fluted column to a
stepped square and reeded loaded base, stamped
HE & Co for Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd,
numbered 10680, h.53cm
£120 - 180
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443 and 444
443
A George III Irish silver double-ended bone marrow scoop, with engraved
crest, 1.7oz, maker William Ward, Dublin 1783, 23.5cm
£120 - 180
444
A George III Irish silver meat skewer, having ring handle and engraved
crest, 2.6oz, maker James Keating, Dublin 1796, 32cm
£120 - 180
447 and 448
447
*A late 18th century French silver oil and vinegar cruet, of pierced and
shaped elliptical form with twin cut glass bottles and silver stoppers, 20oz
(excluding bottles), makers mark unidentifiable, Paris 1785, w.30cm
£300 - 500
448
A 19th century French silver gilt twin light candelabrum, supported on
tapering fluted column to a circular reeded base, maker Flusin (Auguste) &
Bonnefoy (Charles), with Minerva 950/1000 hallmark, 22.8oz, h.25cm
£200 - 300
445
445
An early Victorian silver pocket hip flask, having an engraved armorial
within finely engraved surround of scroll acanthus leaves and flower heads,
2.3oz, maker Nathaniel Mills of Birmingham, 1849, 8cm
£200 - 300
449, 450 and 451
449
An early 19th century Irish silver miniature chamberstick, of square
section, having a gadrooned rim, the thumbpiece with engraved armorial,
4.9oz, no makers mark struck, Dublin 1817, w.11.5cm
£150 - 250
450
A late Georgian silver chamberstick, of circular form, having shell capped
thumbpiece and egg & dart rim, 8.7oz, maker WE, London 1818, dia. 12cm
£150 - 250
451
A late Victorian silver pig and trough, modelled as a pig climbing into a
long trough, 1.6oz, makers mark worn, Birmingham 1893, w.11cm
£150 - 200
452-455
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446
446
A set of six 18th century silver decanter labels, each with canted corners
and named as follows; Claret, Madeira, Hock, Port x2, and Sherry, maker BC,
assays worn, each on chain links, gross weight 2.2oz, w.5.8cm
£200 - 300
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461
456
456
A gents Omega 18ct gold Constellation chronometer, having signed
silvered dial with baton markers, date aperture, automatic movement, and
on replacement 18ct gold meshlink bracelet, gross weight 87.3g, sold with
original red leather Omega box and some papers, dia.3.5cm (excluding
crown)
£1000 - 1500
457, 458, 459 and 460
457
A contemporary 14ct white gold and diamond set ladies ring, the four
claw set brilliant weighing approx 1.75ct, the shoulders each channel set
with eight small brilliants, size K+
£1200 - 1800
458
A contemporary ladies yellow metal jade and diamond dress ring, the
cabochon jade in a naturalistic openwork setting supporting four small claw
set brilliants, size L+
£150 - 200
459
A contemporary 18ct white gold aquamarine and diamond ladies dress
ring, the large baguette cut claw set aquamarine measuring approx 18 x
9mm, flanked to either side by three brilliants, size P£150 - 200
460
A ladies modern 9ct white gold and pink kunzite set dress ring, the oval
cut four claw set kunzite weighing approx. 3.5ct, size N/O
£150 - 200
461
A gents Breitling Navitimer steel cased chronometer wristwatch, circa
1967, boxed and with papers, to include; original annotated certificate and
accompanying booklet, having signed black dial, three subsidiary dials,
manual wind movement, back cover signed Breitling Stainless Steel and
numbered 806, replacement leather strap, dia.4.1cm (excluding winding
crown)
£800 - 1200
462
462
A gents Tag Heuer steel cased professional 200m wristwatch, having
signed silvered dial, Arabic quarter numerals dispersed with luminous
markers, date aperture, quartz movement and steel bracelet, numbered to
back cover WL 1111 and KM 3423, dia. 4cm (including crown)
£200 - 300
463
463
A yellow metal curblink bracelet, set with a number of hardstone set fob
seals, two with profile portraits, one monogrammed example, one plain
example, a 9ct gold masonic pendant, Georgian gold spade guinea, and two
swivel fobs (one loose), gross weight 111g
£400 - 600
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466, 467 and 468
466
A contemporary 18ct yellow gold and diamond set ladies dress ring, bow
channel set with two rows of graduated baguettes, size N£120 - 180
467
An early 20th century yellow metal diamond crossover ring, the claw set
cushion cut diamonds each weighing approx. 0.35ct, size O£300 - 400
464
468
A ladies white metal (probably platinum) and diamond set eternity ring,
arranged as 18 sunken brilliants each weighing approx. 0.1ct, size Q+
£300 - 500
464
An 18ct gold hinged bangle, of plain square section, 29.4g, dia.7.5cm
£400 - 500
465
465
A ladies white metal (probably platinum) diamond set cluster ring, the claw set
brilliant arranged in three graduated tiers, the largest weighing approx. 1ct, size P£3500 - 4500
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471 and 472
471
A ladies Omega 14ct gold Deville wristwatch, having signed silvered
octagonal dial within a surround of two rows of small sunken brilliant cut
diamonds, the dial further set with a small diamond at 12 0’ clock, quartz
movement, on Omega fancy ropelink bracelet, gross weight 31.3g, dia.
2.3cm (excluding crown)
£500 - 700
469 and 470
469
A contemporary French 18ct gold and diamond set openwork brooch, of
naturalistic tiered circular form, with textured sides, the graduated
brilliants each four claw set, indistinctly signed, the largest weighing approx
0.15ct, gross weight 31.6g, dia. 5cm
£400 - 600
472
A ladies Rolex 9ct gold bracelet watch, having signed silvered dial with
Arabic numerals, manual wind movement, on original Rolex bracelet, dia.
2cm (excluding crown) (crown probably replacement), with original box
£200 - 300
470
A continental yellow metal bar brooch, centre set with a fox’s head,
having ruby set eyes, apparently unmarked, untested, 5.9g, 5.2cm
£80 - 120
473
473
A ladies Bueche-Girod 18ct white gold and diamond set cocktail watch, having a small signed circular silvered dial, manual wind movement, the dial
within a surround of 18 small four claw set brilliants and further flanked to top and bottom with five graduated baguettes, the sectional bracelet each link
set with two small sunken brilliants, gross weight 24g, dia. 15cm (excluding crown)
£1500 - 2000
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474
474
A ladies 14ct yellow gold and diamond set
hinged bangle, arranged as 28 four claw set
small brilliants, gross weight 12.8g, dia. 6cm
£400 - 600
480 and 481
480
A cultured pearl knotted single string choker, having 9ct gold emerald and diamond point set clasp,
47cm, pearl dia. 9mm
£100 - 150
481
A pair of contemporary pearl and 18ct gold mounted ear clips, each split pearl in a yellow and white
gold ropetwist surround, maker MBS, gross weight 16.9g, dia. 2.1cm
£200 - 300
475 and 476
475
A continental yellow metal watch chain,
arranged as a square and embossed open
boxlinks, having bloodstone set swivel fob
pendant, gross weight 30.5g, length 39cm
£250 - 350
476
A modern 18ct white and yellow gold tramline
bracelet, with naturalistic dividers, 34.4g, length
18cm
£450 - 550
477, 478 and 479
477
An Art Deco white metal (probably platinum)
green peridot and diamond set brooch, of
rectangular form with tramline borders, the
centre set large peridot flanked to either side by
five graduated sunken small brilliants, 5g, 4cm
£300 - 400
478
A late Victorian yellow metal backed seed pearl
and diamond set clasp, of circular form,
arranged as two tiers of small four claw set rose
cut diamonds, dia. 1.3cm
£80 - 120
479
A pair of white metal old brilliant cut diamond
set ear studs, each in a raised eight claw setting,
and weighing approx 0.55ct
£250 - 400
482
482
A Patek Philippe 18ct gold cased gentlemans wristwatch, having a signed silvered dial with baton
markers, subsidiary seconds dial, automatic movement, on associated 9ct gold gatelink strap, circa
1960s, dia.3.5cm (excluding crown)
£2000 - 3000
483
483
A modern 18ct gold three string bracelet, of textured square and fancy link design, stamped 750,
51.6g, length 19cm
£600 - 800
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490
An Art Deco yellow metal and platinum faced diamond set bar brooch,
arranged as twelve sunken brilliants, each in triangular settings, the largest
weighing approx. 0.25ct, gross weight 7.8g, 8.7cm
£1000 - 1400
491
A yellow metal opal set tie-pin, the cabochon opal weighing approx. 2ct,
6.5cm
£100 - 150
484 and 485
484
A pair of contemporary 18ct white gold diamond solitaire ear studs, each
eight claw set brilliant weighing approx 0.35ct
£700 - 900
485
A pair of 18ct white gold diamond solitaire ear studs, each four claw set
brilliant weighing approx. 0.5ct
£900 - 1200
492 and 493
492
An Art Deco 18ct white gold diamond cluster ring, arranged as a centre
raised brilliant with smaller sunken brilliants to each corner, each dispersed
by single raised baguette, size O
£1500 - 2000
486, 487 and 488
493
A contemporary 18ct white gold diamond solitaire ring, the four claw set
brilliant weighing approx. 2.1ct, size M
£3000 - 4000
486
A modern yellow metal and precious set dress ring by Nsouli Jewellery of
the Lebanon, arranged as a four claw set green peridot in a square diamond
set surround, flanked to either side by pink sapphire in circular diamond set
surround, size K/L, in original fitted and named box
£500 - 700
487
An 18ct white gold ruby and diamond set dress ring, arranged as a centre
square cut ruby in a surround of sunken brilliants, the shoulders each set
with twin baguettes, size P£1500 - 2000
488
An 18ct white gold emerald and diamond set dress ring, arranged as an
oval cut emerald flanked to either side by three sunken brilliants, size N
£1500 - 2000
494, 495, 496 and 497
494
A yellow metal curblink bracelet, having 9ct gold heart shaped clasp, each
link with further applied decoration, apparently unmarked, 19.7g, 20.5cm
£150 - 200
495
An early 20th century yellow metal seed pearl set bracelet, being flat
curblink and graduated double knotted links, each set with a single split
pearl, apparently unmarked, 19.4g, with safety chain
£150 - 250
489, 490 and 491
489
An early 20th century yellow and white metal opal and diamond set bar
brooch, arranged as a single opal in a surround of fourteen small old
brilliants, with safety chain, 7cm
£250 - 300
496
A yellow metal meshlink bracelet, having raised decoration, marks worn,
24.1g, 17cm
£200 - 300
497
A ladies 9ct gold gatelink bracelet, with heart shaped padlock clasp and
safety chain; one other yellow metal example with 9ct gold padlock clasp
(2) gross weight 19.8g
£120 - 180
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498
498
A single row amber necklace, comprising 17 graduated amber beads, each being opaque dark butterscotch in colour, gross weight 94g, the largest fastening
bead length 3.7cm, the smallest bead 1.5cm, gross length approx. 44cm (excluding tassel)
£800 - 1200
499 and 500
499
A single row amber necklace, comprising 20 amber beads, each being
opaque dark butterscotch in colour, gross weight 24g, 18 beads measuring
approx 1.1cm, the central fastening bead 1.8cm
£200 - 300
501 and 502
501
A circa 1900 Austro-Hungarian silver and enamel openwork pendant,
centre set with two figures within a semi-precious set surround, having
three pearl drops, 9cm, on finelink neck chain
£200 - 300
500
A single row amber necklace, comprising 31 butterscotch amber beads,
gross weight 19g, each bead measuring approx. 1cm
£200 - 300
502
A 19th century continental silver collar, arranged as three rows of flat
links with engraved padlock clasp, 58g, 38cm
£80 - 120
503
503
A contemporary 14ct yellow gold and precious gemstone set hinged bangle, set with alternating bands of rose cut diamonds, blue sapphires, rubies,
emeralds and pearls, total diamond weight approx. 2.3ct, gross weight 38.5g, dia. 7cm
£1800 - 2400
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504, 505, 506, 507 and 508
504
A Gucci 18ct white gold and diamond set band ring, set with two small
brilliants and signed Gucci, size O
£150 - 200
505
A ladies yellow metal amethyst and diamond set cluster ring, arranged as
a centre raised baguette cut amethyst in a pierced surround set with small
brilliants, size O
£150 - 200
511
511
An Edwardian cased 15ct gold dress set, comprising; pair of cufflinks, one
large collar studs and three smaller examples, all undecorated, gross weight
17.8g, all housed in a velvet and silk lined fitted case for the retailer F W
Gibson of Newbury
£200 - 250
506
A Victorian gents yellow metal diamond solitaire ring, the sunken old
brilliant weighing approx. 0.4ct, with inscription to inside of band, size N
£250 - 350
507
A ladies Art Deco 18ct gold and platinum sapphire and diamond cluster
ring, the lozenge set centre baguette cut sapphire (possibly synthetic), in a
surround of sixteen small sunken brilliants, size K+
£400 - 600
508
An Edwardian gents 18ct gold diamond solitaire ring, the single brilliant in
a pierced claw setting, weighing approx. 0.2ct, size N+
£100 - 150
512
509 and 510
509
A pair of early 20th century gents 18ct gold cufflinks, each finely
engraved with a bird upon a branch of thistle, 6.7g, in a fitted leather case
for the retailer J C Vickery, Regent St, 1.7cm
£100 - 150
512
A contemporary 14ct white gold amethyst and diamond heavy pendant,
the large pear shaped amethyst weighing approx. 16.5ct within a surround
of small diamonds, 2.2cm (excluding bale), all on finelink white gold neck
chain
£600 - 800
510
A pair of mid-20th century 18ct two-colour gold gents cufflinks, each
with engine turned decoration and presentation inscription, 11.7g, dia
1.6cm
Provenance: Presented to the jockey Arthur Freeman by HRH Queen
Elizabeth,The Queen Mother, and given to the vendor by Sir Michael Oswald,
racing manager to Her Royal Highness.
£250 - 400
513
513
A circa 1900 gents 18ct gold full hunter pocket watch, having unsigned
white enamel dial with subsidiary seconds dial, Roman numerals, keyless
movement, 18ct gold inner back cover, numbered 101354, gross weight
87.7g, dia. 5cm; sold with 9ct gold boxlink watch chain with albert, weight
8.5g (2)
£400 - 600
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514 and 515
514
A JW Benson of London 9ct gold cased gents open faced pocket watch,
the signed white enamel dial with subsidiary seconds dial, having keyless 15
jewel Swiss made movement, the case assayed Birmingham 1930, the gold
back and inner back covers both numbered 488743, gross weight 86g, dia.
4.8cm, sold with modern African padouk watch stand
£250 - 350
515
A late Victorian 18ct gold cased gents open faced pocket watch by
Thomas Pattrick of Wisbech, having white enamel dial with subsidiary
seconds dial, engine turned back cover, keywind chain driven verge fusee
movement, signed to the backplate and further numbered 85737, case
assayed Sheffield 1893, gross weight 84.7g, dia. 4.5cm
£300 - 500
518, 519, 520 and 521
518
A late Victorian yellow metal boxlink necklace with locket pendant, the
pendent finely engraved, enamel and seed pearl set with a cross, apparently
unmarked, gross weight 10.2g, locket h.2cm, chain length 40cm
£60 - 90
519
A 14ct gold and opal guard chain, the fine boxlink chain dispersed with
twelve polished opals, gross weight 19.2g, 99cm
£150 - 250
520
An antique yellow metal cage link necklace, set with a centre flower head
supporting three further flower heads, each with central rose cut ruby,
apparently unmarked, gross weight 20.4g, chain length 49cm
£600 - 800
521
A heavy polished opal pendant, on 14ct gold finelink neck chain, the 21ct
Ethiopian opal reputedly from the Welo mine, gross weight 8.9g, opal
dimensions 24 x 21 x 12mm
£800 - 1000
516 and 517
516
A contemporary 14ct gold orange citrine and diamond dress ring, of
impressive proportions, the large oval cut four claw set citrine weighing
approx. 17ct within a surround of small brilliants, total diamond weight
approx. 1.2ct, size L£900 - 1200
517
A contemporary 14ct white gold ruby and diamond set dress ring,
arranged as a sunken oval cut ruby weighing approx. 4.5ct within a surround
of sunken brilliants, the shoulders further set with twin brilliants to either
side, gross diamond weight approx. 1ct, size P
£700 - 900
522
522
A Victorian carved agate and pinchbeck mounted brooch, depicting a
profile portrait of a maiden, the mount being white enamel set, 6.2 x 5cm
£200 - 300
523-527
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WORKS OF ART
534 and 535
534
A pair of early 20th century gilt bronze twin
branch wall lights, each having cast floral stiff
leaf and fluted decoration, h.38.5cm
£80 - 120
528
528
The Staunton Chessmen by J Jaques & Son Ltd
of London, being one side boxwood and the
other side ebony, each weighted, king h.8.5cm,
in probably original stained box (box lacking
cover), w.21cm
£150 - 250
531
531
A Hamilton ships chronometer, model 22
Lancaster PA, housed in brass bound ebonised
case, the gimbled clock with signed silvered dial
and twin subsidiary dials, the case with further
plaque annotated Ulysse Nardin le Locle (Swiss),
fully locking and with key, case w.19cm
£200 - 300
535
A pair of French late 19th century gilt bronze
and champleve enamel candelabra, in the
Turkish taste, h.20cm
£150 - 250
536 and 537
529
529
A late Victorian mahogany cased fitted games
compendium, the hinged cover opening to reveal
gilt tooled leather chessboard, the base fitted in
sections to include solitaire board, concealing
boxwood and ebony chess pieces, draught pieces,
dominoes, cribbage board, marbles, playing
cards, and six painted lead horses, w.33.5cm
£100 - 150
532
532
A painted wooden model of Noah’s Ark, having a
removable top enclosing interior compartments;
together with a collection of pairs of animals,
housed in a green painted wooden box entitled
‘Mr & Mrs Noah and their Ark’, boat length 77cm,
giraffe h.23.5cm
£300 - 500
536
A circa 1900 French gilt bronze model of an
eagle, with spread wings perched on a rocky
outcrop, signed S.Guenardeau, raised on integral
verdi antico stepped square base, gross h.26cm
£150 - 250
537
A 19th century bronze tobacco jar and cover, in
the manner of Claude Michel Clodion, of circular
form, the cover with knopped finial and relief
decorated with cherubs within foliage, the body
further decorated with winged putti to an egg
and dart base, h.25cm
£300 - 500
533
530
530
A 19th century coromandel fitted decanter
box, being brass bound with double lever Bramah
lock, having twin square decanters with faceted
thumb-cut necks (one with replacement stopper),
h.27cm
£200 - 300
533
A Victorian papier-mâché and gilt decorated
hinge-top box, the top inset with printed and
painted glass panel depicting the Houses of
Parliament, with lined interior, w.35cm
£120 - 180
538
538
A pair of late 19th century French gilt bronze
pedestal urns and covers, each cast with
hunting scenes and raised on tiered black marble
plinths, h.25.5cm
£100 - 150
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539
539
A circa 1900 Swiss faux rosewood cased music
box, the 6¼“ cylinder playing eight airs and
striking on three bells, with change and repeat
function, and original song sheet, case w.42cm
£400 - 600
542
542
A late 19th century ebonised case polyphon,
playing 10½“ discs, the hinged cover with inset
label, sold with one disc, w.32cm
£120 - 180
545
545
A pair of 19th century bronze and gilt bronze
table candlesticks, each later converted into
lamps, having pleated silk shades and on triform
bases, h.27.5cm (excluding fittings and shade),
gross h.49cm
£600 - 800
540
540
A circa 1900 Swiss rosewood and faux
rosewood cased music box, the 8¼“ cylinder
playing six airs and with change-repeat facility,
the frame stamped 2554, with original label, case
w.41cm
£200 - 300
543
543
A Victorian glass slide projector, by Horne &
Thornthwaite Opticians of 416 Strand, London,
patent No.2459, paraffin lit, with all original
fittings, lacquered brass housed lens, 35cm,
housed in original metal box and sold with box of
slides depicting childrens stories, quantity of
kaleidoscope glass discs, monkey automaton, and
a quantity of wooden slide holders etc
£250 - 400
546
546
A large pair of French late century gilt bronze
chenet, each in the Neo-classical style, with urn
finial over still leaf cast swags, the central
columns of fluted and tapering form, h.48cm
£300 - 500
541
541
A circa 1900 Swiss rosewood and marquetry
inlaid music box, the 6¼“ cylinder playing eight
airs and striking on three bells, case w.36cm
£400 - 600
547 and 548
544
544
William Couper (Amer. 1853-1942) - A circular
marble plaque, carved in relief with a putti
clutching a robe in his raised hands, signed ‘W
Couper Florence’, dia. 47cm, housed in painted
wooden mount
£200 - 300
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547
A pair of early 20th century rouge veined
alabaster vases, each later converted to table
lamps, h.26.5cm
£120 - 180
548
After Guilielmus Nicolai - Terrestrial table
globe, bearing the date 1603, raised on a turned
walnut stand, h.29cm, globe dia.17cm
£150 - 250
555
549
549
A pair of French late 19th century bronze table
lamps, each of urn form with masked swag
decoration, raised on rouge marble bases and
further gilt bronze scrolling feet, each later
converted for electricity, h.56cm (including
fittings)
£150 - 250
555
A 19th century tortoiseshell veneered unfitted
box, raised on turned feet, some losses,
w.29.5cm
£150 - 250
552
552
An early Victorian needlework, verse and
picture sampler, by Mary Ann Sturgeon, aged 8
years, dated 1841, 40 x 32cm, later framed and
glazed
£100 - 150
556
556
A mid-Victorian coromandel fitted needlework
box, having mother of pearl and penwork inlays,
monogrammed cartouche dated 1866, w.30cm
£70 - 100
550
550
A Victorian Irish carved bog oak bookslide, one
end with damage and losses, the base carved
with centre harp amidst shamrocks, a harp to one
of the hinged ends and the other with a bird of
prey amidst shamrock, the base bearing label
‘Cornelius Goggin Irish Bog Oak carver to Her
Majesty, Nassau St, Dublin’, length 47cm
(closed), h.19cm
£100 - 200
553
553
19th century school - The music room, portrait
silhouette with landscape beyond, watercolour,
33 x 23cm
£60 - 80
557 and 558
557
A George III satinwood and inlaid tea caddy,
having rosewood and boxwood crossbanding,
unfitted, w.19cm
£60 - 80
554
551
551
An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid miniature
revolving bookcase, of square section, on fixed
X-shaped stand, w.35cm, h.33cm
£100 - 150
554
A pair of 19th century portrait silhouettes of an
unnamed Lady and Gentleman, heightened in
white, both signed with monogram, one bears
date circa 1785, the other circa 1831, each 6 x
5cm
£60 - 90
558
A George III mahogany tea caddy, having
sarcophagus hinged cover opening to reveal fitted
interior, all raised on ogee bracket feet, w.27cm;
and one other provincial inlaid fruitwood
example with canted corners and slide-off top,
w.18cm (2)
£70 - 100
Lacy Scott & Knight
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559
559
A George III walnut and marquetry inlaid tea
caddy, having canted corners and fitted interior,
w.19.5cm; and one other smaller example with
marquetry feather banding, unfitted, w.13cm (2)
£80 - 120
562, 563 and 564
562
An Asprey & Co 18ct gold pillbox, having allover engine turned decoration, the interior
inscribed ‘Helen from Sonnie 1931’, 13.2g,
London 1930, w.2.5cm
£200 - 300
563
An early 20th century ladies 18ct three-colour
gold chainlink purse, having reeded and woven
fastening, 43.5g, 5x7.5cm
£600 - 800
560
564
A Victorian gold propelling pencil by Samson
Mordan & Co, having engine turned body and
amethyst inset base, 8cm (closed); and one other
gold plated example by W S Hicks of New York (2)
£120 - 180
560
A late 19th century Black Forest carved walnut
tantalus box, the cover surmounted with a hound
amidst foliage, opening to reveal fitted interior,
containing four decanters and stoppers and
sixteen liqueur glasses, the box having dog masks
and all-over blind carving, w.39cm
£500 - 700
566
565
561
561
A set of three late 19th century stained glass
panels from the Litany of the Saints, depicting
Mary Magdalene, St Joanne the Myrrh bearer
(with later addition over), and St Peter, each 85 x
47cm
£300 - 500
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566
John Bell (1812-1895) - A large bronze figure of
the Eagle-slayer, cast by the Coalbrookdale
Company of Shropshire, depicting semi-nude
male standing figure holding bow aloft in his left
hand, on naturalistic base, with a dead sheep at
his feet, dark brown patina, with inscribed
Coalbrookdale Company foundry mark to base,
h.83cm
£1500 - 2000
565
A pair of 19th century gilt bronze table
candlesticks, later converted into table lamps,
with fittings and pleated silk shades, each stick
of turned and ribbed circular form, with cast
decoration, h.28cm (excluding fittings), gross
h.49cm
£600 - 800
567
567
A 9ct gold propelling toothpick, with engine
turned decoration; and one other hexagonal
bloodstone set example (2)
£80 - 120
568
568
A pair of late 19th century lacquered brass and
guilloche enamel opera glasses, the mother of
pearl eyepieces marked Waldstein Wien and
Kohlmarkt No.20, 10cm
£70 - 100
572
572
A pair of early 20th century French gilt bronze twin branch wall lights, each having ribbon mounts,
h.55cm
£150 - 250
569
569
A 19th century ivory and steel desk-seal, the
matrix set with a coat of arms and on a turned
ivory handle, 8.5cm; one other similar example
with agate seal, carved in relief with a profile
portrait of a centurions head; and one other
agate and brass example (3)
£200 - 300
573 and 574
573
A Victorian gilt brass table centrepiece, having a moulded glass bowl over three standing Grecian
soldiers, each holding a shield and spear, the whole raised upon an ebonised plinth, h.52cm
£1000 - 1400
574
A Victorian brass Corinthian column table lamp base, on stepped square base on lion paw feet
(lacking reservoir and shade), h.60cm
£200 - 250
575
A 19th century French bronze and gilt bronze
pot pourri and cover, the shallow bowl having
finial top pierced cover, supported on three lion
mask legs and paws to a circular base, h.28cm
£300 - 500
570 and 571
570
A late 19th century malacca walking cane,
having Chinese carved ivory handle depicting
dragon amidst clouds, with monogrammed silver
collar, 90cm
£200 - 300
571
A late 19th century malacca walking cane, the
handle carved from softwood and modelled as a
monkeys head, with gilt metal collar, 87cm
£100 - 150
576
A 19th century French bronze and gilt bronze
desk calendar, modelled as a column, with seven
initialled dividers for the days of the week, the
whole raised upon a variegated rouge marble
plinth, h.22cm
£150 - 250
575 and 576
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577
577
Ernst Leitz Wetzlar (Germany) - A Leica 35mm
roll film camera, with F=5cm 1:2 lens, camera
No. 198979, lens No.300970, with leather case; a
Leica camera 38 body M2-942571, leather cased;
and assorted Leica accessories to include; video
view-finder, ballhead, fitted lens case etc
£400 - 600
581
581
A circa 1900 gilt bronze chamberstick by
Elkington & Co, the handle cast as a seated
gnome, the twin lobed nozzle burners on a
scallop shell base, stamped to one side with
Elkington & Co factory cartouche, length 17.5cm
£150 - 200
583
583
A 17th century Flemish carved walnut figure of
the Virgin and Child, the standing figure holding
the child in her left hand, raised on later base
(figure and child each missing an arm), gross
h.24.5cm
£100 - 150
578
578
A Mont Blanc Meisterstuck 149 Jumbo fountain
pen, having 14ct yellow and white gold nib,
numbered 4810, cased
£70 - 100
582
579
582
Auguste Joseph Peiffer (1832-1886) Allegorical figure, possibly representing a vestal
virgin, bronze, signed to the plinth Peiffer,
h.36cm
£300 - 500
579
A Victorian cast brass fireside suite, comprising;
pair of andirons, shovel, tongs, poker and a
doorstop, in the Rococo manner (6)
£120 - 180
584
584
A 20th century bronze model of a standing bull,
raised on integral naturalistic oval base, having
deep brown patina, impressed B. Gardet,
mounted on further green marble oval support,
gross h.39cm, model length 33cm
£200 - 300
585
580
580
A Circa 1900 dapple-grey child’s rocking horse by F.H. Ayres, fully restored and on red painted pine
stand, h.125cm
£800 - 1000
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# A George III cut steel fender, with elliptical
pierced frieze within beaded borders, w.141cm,
d.34cm
£100 - 150
586-590
No lots
ASIAN WORKS OF
ART
594
594
Follower of Lin Fengmian (Chinese 1900-1991)
- Evening lotus, watercolour on paper, bears
signature lower left and with seal, 67 x 67cm
£500 - 700
598
598
A Chinese Republic period porcelain floor vase,
decorated in relief with opposing five claw
dragons dispersed with twin seals, all in ironreds, heightened in gilt, on underglaze blue
decorated scroll flower ground, the base with
Qianlong seal mark, h.68cm
£300 - 500
591
591
A 19th century South East Asian carved and
pierced hardwood architectural element, of
floral scroll form, raised on later integral base,
h.66cm
£80 - 120
595
Follower of Chen
Shaomei (Chinese
1909-1954) - Sleeping
maiden in a landscape,
watercolour scroll,
framed and glazed, with
character marks and
seal upper right, 95 x
34cm
£200 - 300
595
592
592
20th century AmericanChinese school - Lotus
blossom, watercolour on
silk, with character and
Anglicised / pinyin
signature ‘Kan’ lower left,
63 x 36cm
£100 - 200
593
20th century AmericanChinese school Extensive river landscape,
watercolour, signed lower
right, 58 x 9.5cm
£100 - 200
596 and 597
596
A 19th century Chinese Canton footed punch
bowl, decorated in bright enamels with reserves
of figure scenes within borders of insects amidst
flowers to the interior, further figure scenes to
the exterior, all heightened in gilt, dia.26cm
£150 - 250
593
597
A 19th century Chinese export tankard, enamel
decorated with ceremonial figure scene within a
landscape and underglaze blue decorated
borders, the whole with serpent handle, h.14cm
£150 - 250
599
599
A Chinese carved soapstone figure of God of
Longevity Shou Xing, in standing pose holding a
gnarled staff and peach, h.34cm, all raised upon
a carved iron wood base depicting a deer amidst
rockwork, gross h.51cm, the later base adapted
to hold a table lamp
£100 - 150
Lacy Scott & Knight
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600
Pu Ru / Xinyu (Chinese 1896-1963) - Figure and branches on
a rocky outcrop, ink and watercolour on silk demonstrating the
Three Perfections of Poetry, Calligraphy and Painting, with
three artists seal marks, 86 x 37cm, within silkwork border
£20000 - 30000
600
30
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601
603
602
601
A circa 1900 Chinese scroll painting on silk, depicting a landscape and calligraphy to
upper right, image 95 x 26cm, full silk 127 x 46cm
£400 - 600
602
Circa 1900 Chinese silkwork scroll painting, in sepia tones depicting landscape with
calligraphy and seal mark upper left, image 80 x 32cm, full silk 186 x 43cm
£600 - 800
603
An antique Chinese silkwork scroll painting, depicting white wolves upon a clifftop,
signed and with seal marks, image 108 x 51cm, full silk 200 x 65cm
£800 - 1200
607 and 608
607
A contemporary octagonal slate topped low
occasional table, inlaid with various hardstones
depicting the Taj Mahal within a floral border
surround, raised on a black painted wooden base,
h.55cm, w.61cm
£300 - 500
604 and 605
604
A pair of Indo-Persian metal dhal shields, of
convex form, the outer face fitted with four
domed bosses, the whole inlaid with scroll
flowers and foliage in brass and white metal,
probably early 20th century, dia.35cm
£150 - 250
605
An Indo-Persian metal dhal shield, of convex
form, with four domed bosses, decorated with
trailing flowers and foliage on a red enamel
ground, probably early 20th century, dia.27.5cm
£50 - 80
606
606
A Burmese Yoke Thé marionette string puppet
of Tha Gyar Min, wearing traditional gold
sequinned and jewelled cotton and silk costume,
length 80cm, complete with strings on H-shaped
cross piece handle
£150 - 250
608
A circa 1900 Indian heavily relief carved teak
octagonal occasional table, having a pierced and
embossed brass inset centre section, raised on
hinged folding base, h.58cm, w.79cm
£300 - 400
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609
609
A Japanese articulated white metal fish, with
naturalistically modelled scales, fins, and tail,
set with green hardstone eyes, early 20th
century, 38cm
£200 - 300
618 and 619
614
614
An 18th century Chinese porcelain bowl, of
octagonal form, underglaze blue decorated with
flowers, foliage and insects, four character mark
verso, dia.14.5cm
£120 - 180
618
A 19th century Chinese glazed stoneware vase,
in the Archaistic style, having applied grotesque
mask mounts and seal mark to base, 25cm; sold
with a turned and carved hardwood stand
£150 - 250
619
A 17th/18th century Chinese green crackleglazed footed bowl, dia. 21cm, raised on carved
hardwood stand
£80 - 120
610, 611 and 612
610
A Chinese Hung Chong silver tankard, having
stylised bamboo handle, the whole with vacant
cartouche (probably later) within embossed
figure and pagoda landscape, stamped verso ‘HC’
and with character mark, 4.3oz, h.7.5cm; and a
Chinese Hung Chong silver sweetmeat bowl,
pierced and embossed with dragons, stamped
verso, dia.8cm (2)
£150 - 250
611
A Chinese Hung Chong silver beaker, having
vacant cartouche (probably later) amidst
embossed leaves and flowers on a textured
ground, 5.5oz, stamped ‘HC’ and with character
mark verso, h.11.5cm
£150 - 250
615
615
A Chinese carved celadon bowl, probably Ming
Dynasty (1368-1644), decorated to both interior
and exterior with flowers, the footrim with
‘Greek Key’ border, dia. 19cm
£300 - 500
612
A set of four Indian silver finger bowls, each gilt
washed, the bases set with a coin, the bodies
with engraved reserves, 9oz, dia. 6.7cm
£150 - 200
620
A Japanese Meiji
period bronze
okimono, the
woman in standing
pose playing a
stringed
instrument, signed
in script to the
base, h.18.5cm
£100 - 150
620
621, 622 and 623
621
A Chinese polished bronze censer, of lobed form
to pinched feet, bears Xuande character mark
verso (probably 19th century), dia.9.2cm
£100 - 200
616 and 617
613
613
An 18th century Chinese porcelain footed
bowl, probably Kangxi period, underglaze blue
decorated with an extensive pagoda landscape,
unmarked, dia.26cm
£300 - 500
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616
A 19th century Chinese flambé glazed
stoneware vase, of pear shape with flaring rim,
h.36cm, sold with a turned hardwood stand
£200 - 300
617
A 19th century Chinese flambé glazed
stoneware bottle vase, converted into table
lamp and drilled to base, h.35cm (excluding
fittings)
£80 - 120
622
A Chinese polished bronze censer, of circular
squat bellied form, with relief line detail, bears
Xuande character mark verso (probably 19th
century), dia.10.2cm
£100 - 200
623
A Chinese polished bronze twin-handled
censer, of small proportions, bears Xuande six
character mark verso (one handle a/f), dia. 7cm;
together with one other similar example, dia.
6.5cm (both probably 19th century) (2)
£50 - 100
624
624
A Japanese Meiji period bronze jardiniere, cast
in relief with opposing figure pagoda and
landscape scenes, h.25cm
£250 - 400
625, 626 and 627
634 and 635
629
A Su Hai Chinese silver gilt Yunan parrot,
naturalistically modelled, filigree worked and
with jewelled tail feather, raised upon a dark
green jade mount base, No.193/550, h.15cm,
with original box
£120 - 180
634
A Chinese circa 1900 carved giltwood panel,
being a central pagoda with rising steps,
depicting ceremonial figure scenes, the lower
section with figures upon horseback in battle, 60
x 30.5cm, d.8.5cm
£400 - 600
630
A Su Hai Chinese silver gilt and enamel sky
crane, raised on polished hardstone base, h.7cm;
and one other of a sun fish (brown), on
translucent agate base, 10cm, both in original
fitted boxes (2)
£120 - 180
635
A pair of Chinese early 20th century relief
carved giltwood panels, each depicting tiered
ceremonial figure and battle scenes, 46 x 11cm,
d.4.5cm
£200 - 300
625
A Su Hai Chinese silver gilt baby stag,
naturalistically posed upon softwood plinth,
No.32/560, h.15cm, sold with original fitted box
£120 - 180
626
A Su Hai Chinese enamelled silver Tongbai
eagle, naturalistically posed with its wings aloft,
filigree worked and having coral set eyes, the
whole upon polished jade base, gross h.24cm,
w.30cm, the whole with original fitted box and
certificate of registration No.301/500
£300 - 500
627
A Su Hai Chinese silver gilt and enamel bird of
prey, naturalistically posed and filigree worked,
raised upon translucent jade base, h.12cm
£80 - 120
631, 632 and 633
631
A Su Hai Chinese silver gilt and enamel Five
Kingdoms General, in standing pose, holding a
ceremonial axe, the whole filigree worked and
with jewelled decoration, h.17cm, numbered
verso 034/500, in original fitted box
£150 - 200
632
A Su Hai Chinese silver gilt and enamel Five
Kingdoms General, in standing pose, holding a
double-edged Fuyue, the whole filigree worked
and with jewelled decoration, h.20cm, numbered
068/500, in original fitted box
£150 - 200
628, 629 and 630
628
A pair of Su Hai Chinese silver gilt and enamel
Kwelin quail, one with its head turned back,
No.260/500, 9.5cm, in original fitted box
£200 - 300
633
A Su Hai Chinese silver gilt and enamel Five
Kingdoms General, in standing pose, holding a
single-edged Fuyue, the whole filigree worked
and with jewelled decoration, h.18.5cm,
numbered 062/500, in original fitted box
£150 - 200
636
636
# A pair of Chinese carved giltwood and pierced
panels, each profusely worked with possible
depictions of the Jingkang Incident of 1127
during the Jin-Song Wars, within shaped lozenge
borders and lattice worked leaf and flower
carved corners, probably 19th century, 83 x 31cm
(excluding frames)
£500 - 700
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642, 643 and 644
642
A 19th century Chinese carved and polished
celadon jade figure of a dragon, with russet
inclusions, w.7cm
£100 - 150
640
637
637
Utagawa Kunisada (Japanese 1786-1865) Kabuki Actors, woodblock print, signed and with
seal, 36 x 24cm
£100 - 150
640
Hou Youzhen - Trees in a mountain landscape,
watercolour, with calligraphy and seal mark lower
left, 35 x 33.5cm
£150 - 250
643
A 20th century Chinese carved and polished
jade figure of a standing sage, h.10.5cm
£60 - 90
644
A 19th century Chinese carved and polished
celadon jade figure of a pair of entwined
recumbent horses, w.5.5cm
£100 - 150
641
641
An early 20th century Indian turned ivory chess set, one half with stylised lower black
banded decoration, the other side plain, king h.9.5cm, housed in a low relief floral
carved hinged teak box with fitted compartments
£120 - 180
638
638
Attributed to Qian Xuan (1235-1305) - A
Chinese scroll painting depicting a melon and
gourds, signed in script upper right, with further
red seal lower left, on silk, mounted, 73 x 42cm
£400 - 600
645
645
A Chinese carved jade water buffalo, with
russet brown inclusions, in recumbent pose, 23cm
£300 - 500
639
639
18th century Chinese school - Bird on a branch,
watercolour fragment, with two seal marks, 24 x
30cm
£200 - 300
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646 and 647
646
A late 19th century Chinese ‘rosewood’
quartetto nest of tables, each with dragon
carved friezes and on faux bamboo supports, the
largest w.48cm, d.35cm, h.68cm
£300 - 500
647
A late 19th century Chinese carved ‘rosewood’
quartetto nest of occasional tables, each having
dragon carved edges and pierced dragon carved
frieze, the largest w.48cm, d.35cm, h.70cm
£400 - 600
648
648
A late 19th century Chinese carved ‘rosewood’
kang table, having a dragon carved frieze, on
curved and square cut end supports, w.101cm,
d.45cm, h.40cm
£200 - 300
653 and 654
653
A 19th century Chinese famille rose vase, decorated in bright enamels with a
ceremonial figure landscape scene, with seal mark verso, h.45.5cm
£600 - 900
649
649
A pair of Japanese Meiji period chinoiserie
black lacquered side cabinets, each decorated
with extensive figure landscape scenes, with
metal hinges and escutcheons, one later
converted into hifi cabinet, w.61cm, d.36cm,
h.86cm
£250 - 400
654
A Chinese stoneware double gourd vase, enamel decorated with blossom and
birds on a black ground, h.30cm
£70 - 100
655
650, 651 and 652
650
A Japanese Meiji period satsuma trinket box
and cover, enamel and gilt decorated with
blossom and bamboo, signed verso, h.8cm
£80 - 120
651
A Japanese cloisonné enamel vase of
shouldered baluster form, decorated with
chrysanthemums on an eggshell blue ground,
h.18cm
£60 - 80
652
A Japanese Meiji period satsuma koro and
cover, of lozenge shape, decorated in enamels
and gilt with ducks within an landscape, signed
verso, raised on hardwood stand, w.18cm
£80 - 120
655
A pair of Chinese Qianlong period soup bowls,
enamel decorated with interior ceremonial figure
scenes, heightened in gilt, dia. 22.5cm
£400 - 600
656, 657 and 658
656
A Japanese Meiji period carved ivory okimono of Jurojin, God of
Wisdom and Longevity, with penwork decoration and signed verso,
27cm, raised on silver wirework inlaid hardwood stand
£600 - 800
657
A Japanese Meiji period carved ivory okimono of a robed scholar,
holding beads behind his back, with penwork decoration, 38cm,
raised on silver wirework inlaid carved hardwood stand
£800 - 1200
658
A Japanese Meiji period carved ivory okimono of a woodsman, with
penwork decoration, signed verso, h.13cm
£200 - 300
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668
A Chinese Ming period crackle glazed bottle
flask, underglaze blue decorated with leaves and
branches, h.9cm
£80 - 120
659
A Japanese carved ivory okimono, depicting
squirrels upon fruiting vines, signed, 5cm
£120 - 180
660
Four various Japanese carved ivory netsukes,
probably Meiji period, being; water buffalo, Fo
dog, seated dog, and a pig, each signed, each
approx. 4cm
£100 - 150
661
A Japanese Meiji period carved ivory okimono,
of a wood carver, with penwork decoration,
signed, h.11cm; and one other of Huchi-Fuchi
(Grandmother hearth) pouring tea, with inset
seal verso, (right hand missing) 4cm (2)
£80 - 120
664
664
A Japanese Meiji period carved ivory netsuke,
of a seated street vendor, signed in script verso,
h.3.5cm; together with one other similar, signed
in script verso, h.3cm (2)
£40 - 60
662
A Japanese carved ivory netsuke of a monkey
family group, signed verso, h.3.5cm; and one
other of a rabbit family group, signed verso,
h.5cm (2)
£60 - 80
669 and 670
665
665
A pair of late 19th century Chinese stoneware
ginger jars and covers, each of bulbous form
with floral enamel decoration to a yellow ground,
h.23cm
£100 - 150
663
663
A Japanese Meiji period carved ivory netsuke,
of a man wrestling a large eel, signed in script to
the feet verso, h.6.8cm
£80 - 120
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669
A pair of 19th century Chinese Canton famille
rose floor vases, the waisted necks with applied
and gilded mythical creatures, each enamelled in
gilt, the bodies each enamel decorated with
opposing reserves of figure scenes, insects and
exotic flowers amidst a landscape, all within
gilded scrolling borders, h.46cm
£800 - 1200
670
A Chinese export stoneware vase, 18th/19th
century, underglaze blue decorated with Dogs of
Fo amidst clouds, four character mark verso,
h.29.5cm
£150 - 250
666, 667 and 668
666
A Chinese white porcelain footed bowl, painted
in copper red with two pairs of five clawed
dragons guarding sacred jewels against a
background of scattered flames and scroll clouds,
with seal mark verso, dia.14cm
£800 - 1200
667
A Chinese late Qing Dynasty porcelain bowl,
underglaze blue decorated to the exterior with
figure landscape scenes, with six character
Suantong period (1909-12) mark verso and
probably of the period, dia. 20cm
£800 - 1000
675
676
671 and 672
671
A Bien Hoa Vietnamese bronze bust, wearing
head-dress and raised upon a plinth, signed by
the artist verso and stamped Bien Hoa, gross
h.28cm
£100 - 150
672
A South Vietnamese gilt bronze bust of a girl,
raised upon ebonised wooden plinth, signed by
the artist verso, h.27cm
£150 - 250
675
A Chinese hardwood table-top display stand,
arranged in geometric sections, probably early
20th century, h.54cm, w.91cm, d.12cm
£120 - 180
676
A 19th century Chinese cloisonné enamel
jardiniere, of shaped oval form, centre set with
opposing reserves of dragons, all within borders
of scroll flowers, foliage and blossom on a black
ground, w.28cm, h.16cm
£200 - 300
677- 681
No lots
PICTURES
682
673
673
A collection of Chinese mother of pearl game
counters, each finely engraved, various shapes
but mostly elliptical, many with monograms,
approx 175
£150 - 250
683
682
Edward Wesson (1910-1983) - Chicester
Cathedral, watercolour, signed and dated lower
right ‘78, 27 x 37cm
£120 - 180
683
Edward Wesson (1910-1983) - Blytheburgh
Church?, watercolour, signed lower right, 16 x
23.5cm
£80 - 120
674
674
A pair of 19th century Chinese porcelain
plaques/tiles, each decorated in bright enamels
possibly depicting traditional Chinese medicine
scenes, one doctor with tiger holding aloft tiger
penis on a dish, the other with a dragon-lion
holding aloft teeth on a dish, heightened in gilt,
17 x 17cm
£300 - 500
684
684
Edward Robert Smythe (1810-1899) - Figures feeding chickens outside a cottage, with extensive
landscape beyond, oil on canvas, signed lower right, 50 x 76cm
£2000 - 3000
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688
685
685
Edward Robert Smythe (1810-1899) - The watermill, oil on canvas, signed
lower right, 34 x 52cm
£1200 - 1800
688
Edward Robert Smythe (1810-1899) - The boating pond, Christchurch
Park, Ipswich, oil on canvas (re-lined), signed lower right, 45 x 59cm
£800 - 1200
689
686
686
Edward Robert Smythe (1810-1899) - Horses and chickens before a barn,
oil on canvas, signed lower right, 44 x 61cm
£600 - 800
687
687
Edward Robert Smythe (1810-1899) - Travellers resting beside a fire
within a landscape, oil on canvas, signed lower right, 61 x 91cm
£1500 - 2500
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689
Thomas Smythe (1825-1906) - A Gypsy encampment, oil on canvas, signed
lower right, 30 x 55cm
£1000 - 1500
690
690
Thomas Smythe (1825-1906) - Donkeys and dog by a gypsy encampment,
oil on canvas, signed lower right, 27 x 34.5cm
£600 - 900
694
James Collins - Stagg Takeing Soyle,
hunting scene, plate from Richard
Blome’s ‘Gentlemens Recreation of
1686’, engraving, with coat of arms,
later hand-coloured, 35 x 21cm
£120 - 180
691
691
19th century English school - Black stallion and dog within an extensive
landscape, oil on canvas (re-lined), 60 x 79cm
£400 - 600
692
692
William Arthur Toplis (act.1880-1930) - A Derbyshire cornfield, oil on
canvas (re-lined), signed and dated lower right 1878, 39 x 60cm
£600 - 800
694
695
695
Alfred Pollentine (1836-1890) - The Grand Canal, Venice, oil on canvas,
signed and dated lower right ‘86, 39 x 60cm
£600 - 800
696
693
693
After John Constable RA (1776-1837) - A river landscape, oil on canvas,
bears signature lower right and further inscribed to slip, 32 x 40cm
£300 - 500
696
Charles Ernest Cundall (1890-1971) - A Country Residence, believed to be
in Hampstead and designed by E Vincent Harris, oil on canvas, signed and
dated lower left 1952, 44 x 74cm
£300 - 400
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697
697
Gustav Schonleber (German 1851-1917) - River landscape with barges, figures and livestock,
oil on canvas (re-lined), signed and dated Munchen 1878 lower right, 62 x 100cm
£2500 - 4000
700
699
698
698
Major Geoffrey Douglas Giles (1857-1941) Pair: The Pytchley No.1 and The Pytchley No.4,
monochrome prints, each signed and titled in
pencil to the margin, published privately 1903 by
G D Giles of Newmarket, 37 x 51cm
£50 - 100
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699
# Eileen Greenwood SEA (b.1915) - Six pencil
and wash to include; Grand Canal, Venice, 12 x
31cm; Taverna on the island of Pavos, 16.5 x
24.5cm; Mediaeval City Carcassonne, 16 x 24cm;
Sunset over Santorini, 16.5 x 24cm; Brighton
Pavillion, 16 x 24cm; Island of Rhodes-Turkish
Quarter, 16.5 x 24cm; and Pelicans breakfast in
Mykonos, etching, signed, titled and numbered in
pencil to the margin 6/100, 15 x 10cm (7)
£100 - 150
700
Charles Thomas Burt (1823-1902) - Travellers
by the waters edge, within a barren landscape
at sunset, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower
right 1895, 60 x 98cm
£400 - 600
701
701
Vladimir Belsky (Russian b.1949) - Sunset over
the lake, oil on canvas, signed lower right, 50 x
100cm
£250 - 400
702
702
Alfred Stannard (1806-1889) - Loch gate on the Wensum, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right 1844, 47 x 65cm
£2000 - 3000
705
703
703
Alfred Stannard (1806-1889) - Figures before a
duckpond, oil on canvas, framed as a circle (relined), dia.34cm
£150 - 250
705
Henry Sylvester Stannard (1870-1951) Feeding the chickens before a thatched
cottage, watercolour, signed lower left, 24.5 x
34.5cm
£400 - 600
707
707
Walter Wallor Caffyn (1845-1898) - A lane near
Tring, oil on canvas, 17 x 24.5cm
£150 - 250
704
704
Attributed to Emily Stannard (1803-1885) Wildflowers, watercolour, framed as an oval,
inscribed in pencil verso ‘Miss E Stannard’ and
dated 1872, 23 x 15.5cm
£50 - 100
706
706
Frank Algernon Stewart (1877-1945) - In the
making, watercolour, signed and titled lower
right and dated ‘21, 22.5 x 22.5cm
£300 - 500
708
708
Charles Cottet (1863-1924) - Cathedral des
Moules, oil on board, signed lower right, 60 x
48.5cm
£500 - 700
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713
711
709
709
*Richard Foster (b.1945) - Shrines in Veranas,
watercolour with body colour, signed lower right,
18 x 26.5cm
711
Henry Stuart Brown (1871-1941) - Kings Lynn
Harbour, etching, signed both to the plate and
outside of the plate, 18 x 28cm
£60 - 80
713
Cyrus Buott (late C19th) - Cattle watering
within a highland landscape, oil on canvas,
signed and dated lower left 1871, 24.5 x 39.5cm
£100 - 150
Provenance: With Spink & Sons of King Street, St
James’s gallery label verso
£150 - 250
714
710
712
710
*Richard Foster (b.1945) - Figures by a
riverside shack, watercolour with body colour,
signed lower right, 17.5 x 26cm
714
W Gibbans (late C19th) - Bringing home the
catch at sunset, oil on canvas, signed and dated
lower left 1896, 24 x 43cm
£150 - 200
712
Christopher (Mark) Maskell (1849-1933) Chickens before thatched cottages, oil on
board, monogrammed lower left, 20 x 23.5cm
£80 - 120
Provenance: With Spink & Sons of King Street, St
James’s gallery label verso
£150 - 250
715
715
18th century Dutch school - Still life with parrots, grapes, peaches and plums, oil on
canvas, 73 x 106cm
£1500 - 2500
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716
716
19th century Dutch school - Still life with summer flowers in a basket on
a stone ledge, oil on panel, 43 x 35cm
£150 - 200
717
717
Attributed to Samuel Atkins (Act. 1787-1808) - A Man O’ War and other
ships on a calm, watercolour, 19 x 26cm
£80 - 120
718
718
David Motley (late C19th) - Boating scene on Rydal Water, oil on canvas,
signed, inscribed and dated lower right 1882, 35 x 53cm
£80 - 120
719
719
Henry Harris (1852-1926) - A rural landscape with horse-drawn haycart,
oil on canvas, signed lower left, 30 x 50cm
£120 - 180
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720
720
Geeraert de Lavallee (Dutch circa 1605-1667) - Set of six scenes from the Book of Samuel; David before the fight, The fight between David and Goliath,
The triumph of David, David presenting the head of Goliath to Saul, David playing the harp before Saul, and The marriage of David to Michal, oils on copper,
70.5 x 87.5cm and slightly smaller
Note: Geeraert de Lavallee became Master in the Antwerp guild of St Luke in 1626/27. Artist guilds were often named after St Luke, the patron saint of
artists, and the one in Antwerp was the most famous of its time. Guild membership, as a master, was required for an artist to take on apprentices or to sell
paintings to the public. Another biblical work by Geeraert de Lavellee (as Gerard de la Vallee) is held in the collection of the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of
Belgium.
£30000 - 40000
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721
721
John Taunton - Blakeney Marshes, watercolour,
signed and dated lower left ‘76, 35 x 46cm
£50 - 70
724
726
726
Ernest Walbourn (1872-1927) - Cottages in
summer, oil on paper laid on board, signed lower
left, 32 x 42cm
£80 - 120
724
George Edward Lodge (1860-1954) - Hawfinch,
watercolour with body colour, signed and dated
lower right 1950, 28 x 22cm
£250 - 400
722
722
John Taunton - Honfleur, watercolour, signed
and dated lower right ‘76, 25 x 35cm
£50 - 70
723
723
Philip Rickman (1891-1982) - Nuthatches,
watercolour with body colour, signed and dated
lower right 1966, 35 x 28cm
£100 - 150
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725
725
Pierre-Roch Vigneron (French 1789-1872) - Un Enfant Abandoneé, oil on canvas, signed and dated
lower left 1824 (re-lined and with some overpainting), with remnants of French historical exhibition
label verso - see supporting images online, 46 x 54cm
£600 - 800
727
727
James Baker Pyne (1800-1870) - Mediterranean
harbour scene, oil on canvas, signed and dated
lower right 1841, 22 x 31.5cm
£200 - 300
731
731
Raymond C Watson (b.1935) - The Songthrush,
watercolour and gouache, signed lower left, 21 x
15.5cm
£150 - 250
734
734
Raymond C Watson (b.1935) - Long-tailed Tit
upon a branch, watercolour and gouache, signed
lower right, 30 x 23cm
Provenance: The Moorland Gallery, London
£150 - 250
728
728
In the manner of Joseph Paul (1804-1887) Pulls Ferry, Norwich, oil on panel, 15 x 21cm
£80 - 120
732
729
729
Attributed to Frederick Ladbroke (1810-1865) Figures on a stone bridge, oil on panel, 42 x
54cm (restored)
£100 - 150
732
Raymond C Watson (b.1935) - Great Tit upon a
branch, watercolour and gouache, signed lower
right, 28 x 19.5cm
£150 - 250
735
Donald Watson (1918-2005) - A study of owls,
watercolour with body colour, signed lower
centre, 27 x 20cm
Provenance: The Wildlife Art gallery, Lavenham,
Suffolk
£70 - 100
736
730
730
19th century English school - Traveller with
donkeys at rest in a landscape, oil on canvas, 24
x 35.5cm
£150 - 250
735
733
733
Raymond C Watson (b.1935) - Bluetits, gouache,
signed lower right, 19 x 24cm
£200 - 300
736
Philip Henry Rideout (1860-1920) - Victorian
stagecoach scene, oil on board, signed and
dated lower right 1898, 14 x 34.5cm
£100 - 150
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737
740
737
Erik Smith (1914-1972) - Rubery near
Birmingham, watercolour, signed and titled
lower right, 25.5 x 41cm
£150 - 200
740
Patrick Nasmyth (Scot. 1787-1831) - A Surrey
Manse, oil on canvas, indistinctly monogrammed
lower right (re-lined), 32 x 47.5cm
£500 - 700
744
744
W R Waters - Portrait of a seated child upon a
cushion wearing a lace gown, oil on canvas,
signed and dated lower left 1864, 74 x 61.5cm
£400 - 600
741
741
Richard Ripley - Golden Clough, oil on canvas
(re-lined), 29.5 x 45cm
£120 - 180
745
738
738
A Palemea after Raphael - Expulsion, oil on
canvas, signed and dated lower right 1891, 49 x
36cm
£200 - 300
742
745
Alexander Blackley - Half-length portrait of a
young girl, wearing a blue ribbon in her hair,
pencil and pastel, signed and dated 1871, framed
as an oval, 58 x 47cm
£200 - 300
742
Thomas Webster - Pair; Still life with flowers in
a glass vase and plums on a marble shelf, one
other with flowers in a basket and plums on a
shelf, oil on panel, each signed lower left, 40 x
30cm
£300 - 500
739
739
Arthur Hayward (1873-1927) - An Iberian
landscape, oil on canvas, signed lower left
‘Alfred Hayward’, 70 x 90cm
£200 - 300
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746
743
743
Thomas Webster - Pair; Still life with fruit upon
a marble shelf, oil on panel, 25 x 20cm
£150 - 200
746
William Sidney Cooper (1854-1927) - Pair;
Cattle in a lane and Sheep in a field,
watercolours, both signed and dated ‘W Sidney
Cooper 1925’ lower right, each 12 x 18cm
£300 - 500
749
749
Follower of Gustave de Breanski (1856-1898) - Coastal scene with figures
on the shoreline, oil on canvas, bears signature lower right, 29 x 45cm
£100 - 150
747
747
John Moore of Ipswich (1820-1902) - Pair; Travellers in a rural landscape,
oils on panels, each signed lower right, 13.5 x 18cm
£600 - 800
750
750
Paul Faulkner Poole (1807-1879) - We’re sorry Sir, oil on canvas, signed
lower left, 56 x 48.5cm
£1500 - 2000
748
748
*John Louis Ernest Meissonier (Fr. 1815-1891) - Un Vedette, oil on panel,
signed and dated 1878 lower left, 36.5 x 31.5cm
£800 - 1200
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754
751
751
Kershaw Schofield (1872-1941) - Still life with flowers in a bowl upon a
console table, oil on board, signed upper left, 62 x 75cm
£400 - 600
754
William Freeman (1853-1943) - Lone figure within a barren landscape at
sunset, watercolour, 53 x 72cm
£200 - 300
755
755
Henry Bright (1810-1873) - Lowestoft Harbour, oil on canvas, signed lower
right, 36 x 53cm
£300 - 500
752
752
John Hamilton Glass (1820-1885) - Pair; Loch Sheil and Glenfinnan,
watercolours, each inscribed and signed lower left, each 47 x 99cm
£300 - 500
753
Averil Burleigh (1863-1949) The birth of King Arthur,
watercolour, signed lower left, 29
x 25cm
£200 - 300
756
753
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756
Alfred William Darby (late C19th) - Gardeners within an extensive
landscape, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right 1883, 40 x 60cm
£250 - 400
757
757
Attributed to Obadiah Short (1803-1886) - Whittlingham Lane, Norwich,
oil on canvas, 34 x 47cm
£500 - 800
760
760
19th century English school - Faggot-gatherers before a windmill within a
landscape, oil on canvas (re-lined), indistinctly signed lower left, 52 x
41.5cm
£300 - 400
758
758
George Lara (Act.1862-1871) - Extensive farmyard scene with haycart,
figures and chickens, oil on canvas (re-lined), framed as an oval, 29 x 34cm
£400 - 600
761
761
Wladyslaw Mirecki (b.1956) - Chappel viaduct from across the fields,
watercolour, 60 x 80cm
£120 - 180
759
762
759
19th century English school - Interior scene, oil on canvas (re-lined), 31.5
x 44.5cm
£300 - 400
762
Wladyslaw Mirecki (b.1956) - Morning frost, watercolour, signed and dated
‘92 lower left, 32 x 65cm
£50 - 80
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763
763
Samuel & Nathaniel Buck - The East Prospect of St Edmundsbury in the
County of Suffolk, hand-coloured steel aquatint, published London 1741, 31
x 81cm
£150 - 250
767
764
767
Four various small 18th century engraved and later hand-coloured strip
maps, to include; The road from Ipswich to Scole, and Bury St Edmunds to
Ipswich, 18 x 19cm; triptych example with The road from London to
Harwich, London to St Edmundsbury, and London to Yarmouth, 18 x 29cm;
and two other examples depicting the arms of Bishops Castle and St David’s,
each 18 x 11cm
£60 - 80
764
Samuel & Nathaniel Buck - The South-East Prospect of Colchester in the
County of Essex, hand-coloured steel aquatint, published London 1741, 30
x 81cm
£100 - 150
768
768
Thomas Rowlandson (1756-1827) - A cat in pattens, hand-coloured
etching, 31 x 22cm; and James Gillray (1756-1815) - Le Diable-Boiteux,
satirical cartoon etching, later hand-coloured, published 8th February 1806
by H Humphrey of St James’ St, 34 x 24.5cm
£80 - 120
765
765
Norden & Speed - Essex divided into Hundreds, county map with inset
town plan for Colchester and coats of arms for the Earls of Essex, later
hand-coloured steel engraving, dated 1662, English text verso, 39 x 51cm
£150 - 250
766
766
John Ogilby - The road from Kings Lynn, Norfolk to Harwich, Essex,
engraved strip map, later hand-coloured, 35 x 45.5cm; and one other by
Ogilby - The road from London to Wells, Norfolk, 34 x 45cm (2)
£100 - 150
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769
769
Howard Clifford Pilsbury (1870-1925) - Half-length portrait of a child, oil
on canvas, signed and dated upper right 1914, with significant craquelure
and breaking out, 65 x 54cm
£400 - 600
770
770
Henry Hall (1859-1927) - Highland Cattle at a moorland pool in
Perthshire, oil on canvas, signed lower right, further signed and inscribed
verso by the artist, 50 x 75cm
£300 - 400
773
773
Attributed to John Crome (1768-1821) - Cottage in Norwich, pencil,
inscribed verso, 30.5 x 24cm
£100 - 150
774-778
No lots
CLOCKS & BAROMETERS
771
771
After Francesco de Zurbaran (1598-1664) - Portrait of Niccolo Albergati,
oil on canvas, signed and indistinctly inscribed lower left (re-lined and with
restoration), 84 x 55cm
£500 - 800
779 and 780
779
A circa 1830 French ormolu and patinated bronze mantel clock, modelled
as a Scottish Highlander in traditional dress and leaning on his dirk, upon a
finely engine turned silvered dial with twin winding holes for an eight day
brass Paris made movement, with outside countwheel and striking on a bell,
the case with further applied mounts to include cherub mask over two birds
and fruiting vines, h.32cm (lacking one applied leaf mount to right of dial)
£400 - 600
772
772
John Duval (Act.1834-1881) - Figures on the coastline at Felixstowe,
watercolour with body colour, monogrammed lower right, 13 x 30cm
£80 - 120
780
A late 19th century French lacquered brass carriage clock, signed to the
white enamel dial by the retailer Hamilton & Co of Calcutta, having visible
platform escapement, eight day going twin barrel movement striking on a
gong, with hour and half-hour push button repeat, h.16.5cm (handle down)
£200 - 300
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783
Robert Best of London ebonised
balloon bracket clock, circa 1800,
having a signed silvered dial,
subsidiary hours dial and date dial,
twin winding holes for a brass eight
day gut driven fusee movement with
anchor escapement and striking on a
bell, the backplate finely engraved
with fruit and flowers amidst scroll
leaves and foliage, the case with
applied brass carry handles, cherub
mask plaque, and on scroll bracket
feet, h.55cm
£1000 - 1500
781
781
A late 19th century Aesthetic Movement oak
mantel clock, inset with soft paste porcelain
tiles, the dial with Roman numerals, twin winding
holes for an eight day spring driven movement
striking on a gong, h.46cm
£100 - 150
783
784
Edward Clark of London
early George III ebonised
bracket clock, having a
signed silvered dial with
Roman and Arabic
numerals, date aperture
and mock pendulum
aperture, twin winding
holes for a five pillar bell
striking and repeating
fusee movement with
verge escapement, the
backplate engraved with
leaf scrolls around a
chinoiserie pavilion, the
brass bound bell-top case
with carry handle,
fishscale side frets, leaf
door frets, and raised on
brass ogee bracket feet,
h.42.5cm (handle down)
782
782
A circa 1900 mahogany cased mantel clock,
having brass mounts, convex white enamel dial,
twin winding holes for a French brass eight day
cylinder movement striking on a gong, the case
with lacquered brass swing carry handle and
brass grilles to the sides, h.33cm
£100 - 150
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Note: This style of case is
usually associated with
Ellicott and was
introduced soon after the
middle of the 18th century
£3000 - 5000
784
785
785
John Knibb of Oxford ebonised cased basket topped bracket clock, circa
1685 but with later additions, the associated 8” square brass dial signed
John Knibb Oxon Fecit and having cherub mask spandrels, silver chapter ring
with Roman and Arabic numerals, engraved centre, pierced blue steel
hands, twin winding holes for an eight day six pillar verge fusee movement,
having outside countwheel and striking on a bell, the backplate engraved
with trailing flowers and a fish, signed John Knibb Oxonia Fecito, the case
probably associated and with gilt metal mounts, fixed brass carry handle,
and raised on bun feet, gross h.44cm, w.30.5cm
£6000 - 8000
787
786
786
A late 19th century French black slate and bronze mounted mantel clock,
of architectural form, with urn finial and floral mask decoration, to a black
circular dial with Roman numerals and twin winding holes for an eight day
movement, the movement stamped R&C Paris & London, with pendulum,
h.39cm
£120 - 180
787
John Grant of Fleet Street London fine Regency mahogany domestic
regulator, circa 1800, the 14” silvered signed dial, with subsidiary seconds
dial and strike/not strike aperture above the XII, the large five pillar
movement with deadbeat escapement maintaining power, wood rod
pendulum with roller suspension and graduated regulation nut, the hours
struck on two bells, the drum case with concave sided cresting and acorn
finial, flanked by fluted corbels carved with flowers, the flush fitting flame
mahogany veneered door within canted corners over a boxbase, the whole
with ebony stringing, h.231.5cm
Eminent clockmaker John Grant was free of the Clockmakers Company from
1781 and died in 1810
£5000 - 7000
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790 and 791
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790
John Wrightin of Mansfield a Victorian brass
lantern clock, having domed bell top, dolphin
fret carved frieze, signed dial with brass chapter
ring having Roman numerals, single winding hole
for a chain driven four pillar fusee movement
striking on a bell, stamped to the side door
‘Restored by SF Stanley 46 Chancery Lane,
London’ h.38cm
£400 - 600
RE
791
A circa 1900 Ansonia of New York brass cased
four glass regulator mantel clock, the ornate
case having signed white enamel dial with visible
escapement and eight day striking movement,
with faux mercury pendulum, h.40cm
£150 - 250
788
789
792
788
Jacob Swaby of Deal- an early 19th century
mahogany longcase clock, having signed silvered
arch dial, w.12”, with Roman and Arabic
numerals, engraved centre, subsidiary seconds
dial and date aperture (lacking date disc), twin
winding holes for a brass eight day four pillar
weight driven movement striking on a bell, the
case having reeded canted corners to a boxbase,
h.215cm
£600 - 800
789
Daniel Barrett of Chatham - an 18th century
chinoiserie lacquered longcase clock, having an
arch brass dial (w.11.5”) with ships automata to
the arch and later plaque entitled ‘The
Britannia’, the chapter ring with Roman and
Arabic numerals flanked by cast brass scroll leaf
spandrels, enclosing named plate, subsidiary
seconds dial, matted centre with date aperture,
twin winding holes for an eight day brass four
pillar movement striking on a bell, the case with
arched panel doors decorated with figure scenes
to a boxbase, h.217cm
£1000 - 1500
792
A mid-19th century French gilt metal and
porcelain mounted figural mantel clock, in the
Rococo style, the case extensively decorated with
acanthus leaves, rocailles, and trellis,
surmounted by a figure of a young man leading a
horse, the white enamel dial with twin winding
holes for an eight day striking cylinder
movement, movement stamped Japy Freres, with
pendulum, h.38cm, w.41cm
£250 - 400
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796
793, 794 and 795
793
Nathaniel Hedge of Colchester
18th century oak longcase clock,
having signed silver 12” dial, with
Arabic and Roman numerals,
subsidiary seconds dial, twin
winding holes for a brass eight day
five pillar weight driven movement
striking on a bell, the case having
panelled door to a boxbase,
h.216cm
There are examples of Nathaniel
Hedge (born 1710) clocks in
Colchester Clock Museum
£600 - 900
794
John Lewis of Coldharbour near
Portsmouth 19th century walnut
cased longcase clock, the 12” dial
signed to silvered convex disc to the
arch, having feather engraving, cast
gilt brass spandrels, matted centre,
silvered chapter ring with Roman
and Arabic numerals, subsidiary
seconds dial and date aperture, twin
winding holes for an eight day brass
four pillar weight driven movement
striking on a bell, the case with
feather and crossbanding (probably
re-veneered), on a boxbase with
bracket feet, h.213cm
£700 - 1000
795
James Bethel of Stowmarket 19th
century oak longcase clock, having
signed and painted arch dial, w.12”,
with rolling moondial to the arch
and with lunar markers, the whole
with subsidiary seconds dial and
date dial, twin winding holes for an
eight day brass four pillar weight
driven movement striking on a bell,
the case having arched panelled
door to a boxbase, h.200cm
796
L Balerna of Halifax early 19th
century mahogany four dial wheel
barometer, having ebony stringing,
the large main dial finely engraved
with leaves and basket of flowers,
signed to the balance scale,
h.115cm, main dial dia. 12”
£200 - 300
797-801
No lots
James Bethel is listed in Haggar &
Millar’s Suffolk Clocks &
Clockmakers as being based in
Stowmarket and Needham Market
between 1807-1810.
£400 - 600
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FURNITURE &
FURNISHINGS
807
A circa 1830 mahogany slopefront davenport,
having sliding action, three quarter turned
gallery, brushing slide over side drawers, on bun
supports, h.93cm, w.50cm, d.62cm
£500 - 700
804
804
An 18th century joined oak four panel mule
chest, having a hinged top over three short base
drawers, with floral and chequer marquetry
inlays, h.90cm, w.152cm, d.56cm
£500 - 800
802
802
An early Victorian mahogany squarefront chest
by Miles & Edwards, having two short over three
long drawers, with turned knob handles (one
missing), stamped to upper right drawer,
h.109cm, w.111cm, d.54cm
£200 - 300
808
805
805
A circa 1700 Dutch walnut cupboard, having a
planked top with thumb-moulded frieze above
two drawers and two panelled doors, each
divided with blind carved columns (with some
later alterations and additions), w.146cm d.59cm
h.114cm
808
An early 19th century mahogany linen press,
the upper section having twin recessed panel
doors enclosing four fitted slides over base fitted
with two short over two long drawers, h.204cm,
w.126cm, d.56cm
£300 - 500
Provenance: ex-Chippenham Park, Newmarket,
formerly the estate of Admiral Edward Russell
1653-1727, 1st Earl of Orford, and Admiral of the
fleet.
£400 - 600
809
803
806 and 807
803
A late 19th century mahogany and rosewood
crossbanded bureau bookcase, the upper
section with twin glazed doors over base fitted
with four long graduated drawers, h.213cm,
w.110cm, d.52cm
£300 - 500
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806
An early 19th century Beidermeier flame
mahogany squarefront chest, having three long
drawers, the two lower drawers of recessed
arched form, h.76cm, w.86cm, d.48cm
£200 - 300
809
An early Victorian figured walnut oval tilt-top
loo table, having a moulded edge, raised on
turned, fluted and further acanthus carved
supports, h.75cmn, w.135cm, d.99cm
£200 - 300
810 and 811
810
A circa 1900 rosewood and satinwood inlaid
dropflap two-tier games table, having an inlaid
chessboard top on cabriole supports, h.70cm,
max. w.91cm, d.50cm
£600 - 800
811
An Edwardian mahogany satinwood
crossbanded and further strung bijouterie
table, the bevelled glass hinge top over square
cut supports united by platform undertier,
h.72cm, w.61cm, d.38cm
£250 - 350
815
813
813
A George IV mahogany and rosewood
crossbanded pedestal dropflap supper table,
having single end drawer, raised on reeded
outswept supports, h.72cm, max. length 125cm,
d.107cm
£200 - 300
815
A Regency bronze Athenienne in the manner of
Thomas Hope, of circular tapering form, the
removable top raised on rams head mask
supports terminating in paw feet, with green
patina, h.91cm, dia. 39cm
£700 - 1000
812
812
An early 20th century mahogany and flame
mahogany bowfront kneehole writing table,
having a gilt tooled red leather inset writing
surface over five short drawers, to cabriole
supports terminating in paw feet, h.80cm,
w.130cm, d.67cm
£500 - 700
816 and 817
814
814
An 18th century joined oak housekeepers
cupboard, the upper section having twin
recessed panelled cupboard doors over three
panel base to twin lower drawers, h.182cm,
w.137cm, d.52cm
£300 - 500
816
An 18th century Italian carved giltwood alter
stand, in the Baroque manner, having all over
floral and figural decoration, to heavy paw
supports, h.137cm
£400 - 600
817
A 19th century and later Spanish carved
polychrome painted and further gilded shrine
stand, of domed form with Doric order columns
and applied central giltwood eagle, h.120cm,
w.82cm
£300 - 400
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818 and 819
818
An early Victorian rosewood three tier whatnot, raised on turned supports
to casters, h.86cm, w.35.5cm
£150 - 200
819
A 19th century mahogany three tier whatnot, of square section, having
turned finials to further turned columns, on casters, h.80cm, w.40cm
£100 - 150
823 and 824
823
A Victorian Aesthetic Movement ebonised and upholstered revolving tub
chair, raised on turned tapering and fluted supports, w.57cm
£150 - 200
824
A Victorian Aesthetic Movement ebonised nursing chair, in the Gothic
manner, having an arched back, applied scroll side rails, on turned tapering
and fluted forelegs, w.45cm
£120 - 180
820 and 821
820
A mahogany satinwood and ebony strung squarefront chest of four long
graduated drawers, on splayed bracket supports, h.69cm, w.66cm, d.51cm
£400 - 500
821
A Georgian style walnut and crossbanded squarefront chest, of two short
over three long drawers, and with brushing slide, h.83cm, w.76cm, d.43cm
£500 - 700
825
822
822
A walnut and crossbanded serpentine front two drawer side table, in the
18th century manner, raised on square cut supports to spade terminals,
h.76cm, w.92cm, d.40cm
£300 - 400
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825
A set of twelve Chippendale style carved mahogany dining chairs, each
with typical pierced splatbacks and low floral relief carving to acanthus leaf
forelegs, on claw and ball feet, w.65cm
£400 - 600
826 and 827
826
An early 19th century elm and beech splatback
Windsor chair, having a dish seat and crinoline
stretcher, w.50cm
£120 - 180
827
An early George III mahogany hall chair, the
shaped back polychrome painted with a wild
boar’s head entitled ‘Crede. Cornu’ (trust the
horn), having a dish seat, w.42cm
£150 - 250
831
831
A set of eight mahogany shield back dining chairs, in the Heppelwhite style,
early 20th century, each with stuffover seats and on ogee moulded flared square
tapering supports (6+2)
£1000 - 1400
828 and 829
828
A mid-19th century figured walnut and
crossbanded serpentine foldover card table,
having a baize lined interior and revolving action,
raised on French cabriole supports each with gilt
metal chutes and sabots, h.75cm, w.90cm,
d.47cm
£250 - 350
829
A mid-Victorian figured walnut ebony inlaid and
amboyna foldover card table, having baize lined
playing surface, raised on part turned bulbous
reeded and acanthus leaf carved supports,
h.73cm, w.90cm, d.44cm
£200 - 300
832
832
A pair of Victorian style elm window seats, each having turned ends and on ring
turned tapering supports, w.121cm, d.33cm, seat h.46cm
£400 - 500
830
A late Georgian mahogany
pedestal breakfast table, the tilttop having a moulded edge and
raised on baluster turned and halfreeded column to a square
platform, the reeded outswept
supports with rams head cast brass
caps and casters, w.158cm,
d.112cm, h.74cm
£700 - 900
830
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833 and 834
833
A Victorian mahogany desk chair, having brown
leather buttonback, dished seat and crinoline
stretcher
£200 - 300
834
A William IV mahogany framed and leather
upholstered library chair, having scroll arms and
on ring turned tapering forelegs with brass cup
casters
£500 - 700
837
837
An early Victorian burr walnut crossbanded and satinwood strung
circular tilt-top breakfast table, having a wavy frieze and raised on
part turned reeded bulbous and outswept supports, h.74cm, dia.
122cm
£1000 - 1400
838
An antique joined oak court cupboard, having
twin cupboard door upper section within bulbous
turned columns, over further conforming
cupboard doors and twin low relief carved
drawers, h.158cm, w.170cm, d.55cm
£300 - 400
835
835
An 18th century figured walnut and
crossbanded chest, of two short over two long
drawers, raised on bracket supports (with later
alterations), h.81cm, w.86cm, d.46cm
£250 - 350
838
836
836
A Victorian figured walnut and crossbanded
four door glazed music cabinet, of two-tier
stepped form, on turned supports, h.94cm,
w.64cm, d.43cm
£120 - 180
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839
839
A pair of Georgian style mahogany and satinwood crossbanded D-end side tables, each raised on
turned and tapering supports to casters, h.74cm, w.129cm, d.51.5cm
£600 - 800
844
A mid-Victorian mahogany pole screen,
having a needlepoint inset panel depicting
an early fox hunting scene, with rise-andfall action, h.160cm
£100 - 150
840
840
A George III mahogany double D-end dining
table, having single extra drop-in leaf and on
square cut tapering supports, h.71cm, w.188cm,
d.123cm
£200 - 300
844
845
A 19th century giltwood
framed wall mirror, the
rectangular plate within
an ogee moulded and
flowerhead applied
surround, 87 x 65cm
£150 - 250
841
841
A set of eight early 19th century mahogany barback dining chairs, each
having reeded detail and raised on ring turned tapering forelegs, with floral
stuffover seats (6+2), carver w.54cm, side chair w.50cm
£700 - 1000
845
846
# A Venetian glass wall mirror,
having a centre octagonal plate
within a mirrored surround, etched
with sprays of flowers, the whole
with applied flower head
mouldings, h.144cm, w.83cm
£200 - 400
842 and 843
842
An 18th century ‘Green Man’ carved and pierced oak door carving or
pelmet, w.99cm
£150 - 250
843
A 19th century mahogany door portiers in the Heppelwhite manner,
having reeded scroll decoration, w.138cm
£70 - 100
846
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847
847
A Persian woollen blue ground rug, the central
field decorated with five linked lozenge
medallions within multiple trailing borders, 163 x
286cm
£100 - 150
850 and 851
850
A George III mahogany lowboy, having a single long drawer over three short drawers and shaped
apron, to chamfered square cut supports, h.72cm, w.76cm, d.48cm
£120 - 180
851
An Edwardian mahogany, satinwood crossbanded and further strung bijouterie table, having a
glazed hinged top enclosing velvet lined interior, raised on square tapering supports, h.78cm, w.72cm,
d.42cm
£200 - 300
848
848
A Persian sarouk woollen rug, the red ground
decorated with a central medallion issuing scroll
flowers and foliage within tramline borders
(worn), 135 x 187cm
£80 - 120
852 and 853
852
A walnut and figured walnut bachelors chest, of small proportions and in the early 18th century
style, having a foldover top over three long graduated and feather banded drawers, w.63cm, d.34cm,
h.68cm
£400 - 600
853
A walnut and figured walnut bachelors chest, in the early 18th century style, having feather and
cross banded foldover top over two short and three long graduated drawers, w.68cm, d.32cm, h.75cm
£500 - 700
849
A burr oak library table, having a gilt tooled leather inset
writing surface, raised on square tapering supports with spade
terminals, w.152cm, d.71cm, h.76cm
£500 - 700
849
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854
855
854
A pair of late 19th century heavily carved oak bookcase cabinets, the
upper sections each having twin lead glazed doors enclosing shelved
interiors, the bases further fitted with twin panelled doors within lion mask
carved pilasters, w.103cm, d.42cm, h.203cm
£800 - 1000
855
A late Georgian provincial oak and fruitwood bookpress, having base
drawer and raised upon single drawer table on square tapering supports,
w.80cm, d.50cm, h.140cm
£250 - 350
856
856
An early 17th century joined and inlaid oak refectory table, having a planked top with
cleated ends, the frieze inlaid probably with holly and bog oak, the whole raised upon four
heavy baluster turned cup and cover supports with proud reedings, united by low square cut
stretchers, w.213cm, d.88cm, h.77cm
£4000 - 6000
856 detail
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857 and 858
857
A Caroleon period walnut framed and later re-upholstered armchair,
having square cut scroll arms, the whole raised on square cut and ring
turned supports united by stretchers
£400 - 600
858
A walnut and crossbanded hall table, in the 18th century style, having four
frieze drawers, w.88cm, d.29cm, h.76cm
£200 - 300
860
860
A 17th century joined oak court cupboard, the frieze carved in relief with
serpents issuing scroll flowers and foliage and named to Thomas Bennit and
Mary Bennit, the upper section with three panelled doors, the base fitted
two carved frieze drawers over twin panelled doors, with some later
adaptions, h.169cm, d.58cm, w.170cm
£800 - 1200
859
A mid-17th century joined oak three tier court
cupboard, having applied mouldings, ring turned
columns, and single long drawer to the second
tier, w.108cm, d.38cm, h.111cm
£3000 - 5000
859
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861 and 862
861
A circa 1900 quartetto nest of occasional
tables, in the Japanese taste, having lacquered
tops within oak and marquetry crossbanded
surround, the largest w.55cm, d.40cm, h.72.5cm
£300 - 400
862
A Victorian rosewood pedestal occasional table,
having an inset white marble top and raised on
baluster turned octagonal column, w.54cm,
h.70cm
£400 - 600
865
865
A pair of Regency mahogany and later adapted waterfall bookcases, each
having Arabesque marquetry inlaid panelled doors, on splayed bracket feet,
w.52cm, d.27cm, h.133cm
£1200 - 1600
863 and 864
863
A George IV rosewood pedestal card table,
having an egg and dart moulded foldover top with
swivel action, w.91cm, d.45cm, h.72cm
£200 - 300
864
A late Georgian mahogany pedestal reading
table, the square top having tilt action, on a ring
turned column to three outswept reeded supports
on brass casters, w.52.5cm, h.74cm
£200 - 300
866
866
A Regency style figured walnut and crossbanded secretaire chest, having well-fitted top drawer with
gilt tooled leather inset writing surface above three further graduated feather banded drawers,
w.107cm, d.50cm, h.102cm
£600 - 800
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875
871
867 and 868
867
An Edwardian mahogany hanging corner
cabinet, having satinwood crossbanded astragal
glazed door, h.104cm, w.50cm
£150 - 200
871
A French Empire style gilt metal and frosted
glass circular ceiling pendant, suspended on
heavy linked hanging chains, fitted for electricity,
dia.52cm
£200 - 300
875
A 19th century mahogany silver chest by
Williamson & Sons of Guildford, having twin
base frieze drawers and brass end carry handles,
stamped, w.121cm, d.59cm, h.73cm
£400 - 600
868
A mid-Victorian figured walnut kneehole
writing davenport, having a raised and hinged
fitted superstructure above a fitted writing
compartment, reputedly made by M A Norris of
Norwich, w.53cm, d.56cm, h.84cm
£200 - 300
876
872
872
A walnut framed and upholstered bay window
seat, in the Georgian style, having two centre
hipped cabriole supports with claw and ball feet,
w.142cm, d.44cm, h.46cm
£250 - 350
876
A 17th century blind carved and inlaid oak
chimneypiece, probably adapted, having twin
arcaded panels and secret cupboard, w.140cm,
h.59cm
£400 - 600
869
869
An antique oak dresser base, having three frieze
drawers over twin panelled cupboard doors
within quarter turned pilasters, w.208cm,
d.48cm, h.98cm
£350 - 500
873 and 874
870
870
A circa 1700 joined oak mule chest, the top on
original steel loop hinges opening to reveal
candlebox fitted interior above a seven panel
front with twin base drawers, w.124cm, d.55cm,
h.92cm
£300 - 400
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873
A Georgian style walnut framed dressing stool,
having a recently re-upholstered stuffover seat
on acanthus leaf carved hipped cabriole supports
with claw and ball terminals, bears label for G H
Smart & Shaw Ltd of Nottingham, w.57cm,
d.47cm, h.49cm
£150 - 200
874
A figured walnut squarefront chest, in the
William and Mary style, having three long
crossbanded drawers, the base drawer with star
marquetry inlay, raised on bun feet, w.78cm,
d.44cm, h.84cm
£400 - 600
877 and 878
877
A late 19th century French giltwood and gesso
fauteuil, in the Regence style, having acanthus
leaf capped swept arms, upholstered back and
seat
£250 - 400
878
A late 19th century French giltwood and gesso
occasional table, having a veined rouge marble
top (a/f), all on four square moulded acanthus
leaf capped supports, h.60cm, dia.48cm
£120 - 180
879 detail
879
A Victorian oak estate cabinet, the upper section with twin panelled
doors (later stencilled) enclosing three flights of graduated filing and
collectors drawers, the base fitted with single shelf, w.119cm,
d.45cm, h.161cm
£1500 - 2000
879
880
880
A circa 1900 Gothic Revival carved and
linenfold panelled oak buffet side cupboard,
the twin upper doors with embossed metal
ecclesiastical panels to further larger central
cupboard door, with pierced brass hinged mounts
and linenfold side panels to platform undertier,
h.178cm, w.117cm, d.48.5cm
£300 - 500
881
881
A Louis XVI style light oak three piece parlour
suite, comprising; two seater canapé and a pair
of open fauteuils, each with cream floral
upholstery and studded detail, late 19th century,
canapé w.140cm, fauteuil w.59cm
£400 - 600
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882
885
882
A large mahogany circular boardroom table,
having a leather inset circular top raised on
turned and square cut columns, in the Aesthetic
manner, h.74cm, d.182cm
£250 - 400
884
884
An early 18th century figured walnut and
feather banded chest-on-stand, having three
short drawers over three long graduated drawers
with brass batwing escutcheons and swan neck
handles (stand later), h.122cm, w.106cm, d.54cm
£400 - 600
885
A good quality Regency style mahogany,
satinwood and further rosewood crossbanded
twin pedestal dining table, possibly by Arthur
Brett of Norwich, having two extra drop-in leaves
and raised on reeded outswept supports, h.74cm,
max. length 305cm, d.122cm
£600 - 800
883
883
An early 18th century figured walnut and crossbanded chest-on-chest, the whole with feather
banding, brass batwing escutcheons, and raised on bracket feet, h.177cm, w.104cm, d.57cm
£700 - 1000
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886
886
A circa 1830 mahogany round cornered extending dining table, having
pull-out action, three extra drop-in leaves, raised on turned and reeded
supports to brass cup castors, h.74cm, max. length 306cm, d.133cm
£500 - 800
887
887
A 19th century French ebonised oak vitrine, having a marble top, singed
glazed door enclosing shelved interior (without shelves), having ormolu leaf
and flower cast mounts, w.88cm, d.42cm, h.154cm
£800 - 1200
888
A George III mahogany and brass bound
hexagonal wine cooler, having a hinged top,
raised on chamfered reeded leg stand, h.73cm,
w.48cm, d.41.5cm (missing one carry handle)
£500 - 700
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