Byrnes Auctioneers by Jamm Design Ltd

BYRNE’S A u c t i o n e e r s & Va l u e r s

THE WINTER FINE SALE 22nd & 23rd November 2023

284 - 286

BYRNE’S A u c t i o n e e r s & Va l u e r s

WINTER TWO-DAY FINE SALE To be sold by public auction online on

Wednesday 22nd November and Thursday 23rd November 2023 at 10am each day at Pullman House, The Sidings, Boundary Lane, Saltney, Chester CH4 8RD Viewing Sunday 19th November Monday 20th November Tuesday 21st November Wednesday 22nd November Thursday 23rd November

10am – 2pm 10am – 5pm 10am – 4pm 9am – 9:45am 9am – 9:45am

Sale Day The auction is being conducted using commission, telephone and online bidding only. It is not possible to attend the sale in person. Payment and Collection We are open for payment and collection of bought lots on both sale days. No appointment is necessary. Enquiries Adrian Byrne ASFAV or Jo Boucher ASFAV Tel: (01244) 681311 email: auctions@byrnesauctioneers.co.uk Buyer’s Premium 25% (inc VAT) ORDER OF SALE

Cover illustrations: A selection of items from the sale Catalogue: £8 (inc. p&p)

Wednesday 22nd November at 10am Ceramics Silver & Plate Coins, Jewellery and Watches Books including a collection of Antarctic and Polar Exploration Wines & Spirits

1 – 99 100 – 225 230 – 399 410 – 455 460 – 482

Thursday 23rd November at at 10am Pictures Objets d’Art Furniture & Rugs

500 – 649 650 – 788 790 – 960

Live bidding is available for this sale on two platforms. Additional fees apply as follows: Lots purchased online with easyliveauction.com attract an additional charge for this service of 3% of the hammer price plus VAT, or you can pay a flat fee of £3 (inclusive of VAT) to register with no additional internet bidding surcharge. Lots purchased online with the-saleroom.com will attract an additional charge for this service in the sum of 4.95% of the hammer price plus VAT. 1

BYRNE’S A u c t i o n e e r s & Va l u e r s

Pullman House, The Sidings Boundary Lane, Saltney Chester CH4 8RD 01244 681311 auctions@byrnesauctioneers.co.uk

Selling Rate & Spare Lots

Pictures, Drawings, Prints, Miniatures etc

It is anticipated that the selling rate will be in the region of 70 – 100 lots per hour.

An explanation of cataloguing terms

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Notice for purchasers of smaller items Byrne’s will pack smaller purchases within reason for which we make a packing charge. Items are normally despatched via Special Delivery. Items are packed and the cost of postage is obtained. This will need to be paid in full before the items are despatched. We send a note to this effect to successful purchasers with the auction invoice. If you wish to take advantage of this service we require a disclaimer to be signed prior to despatch. If you would like any information in the meantime then please do not hesitate to contact us. 2

• The first name, or names and surname of the artist – in our opinion a work by the artist • The initials of the first name(s) and surname of the artist – in our opinion a work of the period of the artist and which may be in whole or part a work of the artist • Attributed to – in our opinion ‘probably’ a work by the artist • Follower of – in our opinion a work by a painter working in the artist’s style, contemporary or near contemporary but not necessarily his pupil • In the manner of – in our opinion a work in the style related to the artist but of a later date • School – accompanied by the name of a place or country and date – in our opinion the picture was executed at that time and in that location e.g. English School, 18th Century • The surname of the artist preceded by ‘after’ – in our opinion a copy of the work of the artist • Signed and dated – in our opinion has a signature which is recognised as that of the artist and was executed at that date • Bears signature and/or date – in our opinion the artist’s name, date or inscription may have been added by another hand Please note that lots marked ▲ may be subject to Artist’s Resale Rights regulations. Please see page 101 for details.

DAY ONE Wednesday 22nd November at 10am

CERAMICS & GLASS

Lots 1 - 3

Lots 7 - 9

1 Della Robbia/Buckley Pottery interest: Charles Collis slip decorated bottle vase for William Powell, Buckley, dated 1911, having a narrow elongated neck and decorated with a slip trailed swirling band in yellow and green glazes, brown ground, incised marks, signed, height 37cm

10 Moorcroft Wild Poppies table lamp, inverted baluster form with cream ground, original wooden base and fitments, later white fabric shade, total height 68cm

Collis’s mother was born in Buckley, Flintshire, and for a short period during the later months of 1911, he attended William Powell’s pottery in order to assist with the development of slip glazes £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

2 Hispano Moresque bowl, traditional form centred with a raised boss within a well, decorated with stylised leaves in colours of copper lustre, ochre and blue, 33.5cm diameter £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

3 Cantigalli lustrous griffin chamber stick, decorated in lustrous glazes (repaired), height 15cm

£70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

11 Victorian Asiatic Pheasant blue and white dinner wares, most by Podmore, Walker & Co., circa 1850, and other manufacturers, comprising four meat plates, 45cm; two lidded vegetable tureens; four 28cm plates; five 27cm plates; six 23cm plates; eight side plates (not without damages) £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

12 Cantonese famille rose bowl, late 19th/early 20th Century, typically decorated in famille rose palette with panels of figures, flowers and birds, 29.5cm diameter, raised on a non-conforming turned wooden stand (2) £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

£40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

4 Provincial Chinese blue and white bowl, 17th Century, 19.5cm; also a further Chinese blue and white bowl decorated with stylised calligraphy, 16th/17th Century, 14.5cm; and a further provincial blue and white bowl decorated with stylised foliage, 14.5cm (3) £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

5 Chinese blanc de chine figure group, depicting two boys on a lotus leaf and watery base, height 23.5cm; also a blanc de chine figure of a woman holding a flower basket, height 27cm (2) £120 - £180 plus 25% BP*

6 Chinese blue and white prunus pattern ginger jar and cover, Kangxi four character mark (extensive damage), height 20.5cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

7 Wedgwood dragon vase, pattern no. Z4829, shouldered slender ovoid form, the dragons picked out in gilt against a mottled blue lustrous ground, gilt Portland vase mark, 32cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

8 Chinese blue and white plate, early 20th Century, decorated with dragons chasing a central flaming pearl, 30cm diameter £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

9 Chinese famille noir vase, square section beneath a trumpet neck, decorated with mythical beasts, Kangxi four character mark, height 38cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

Lot 13 13 Pair of Chinese green glazed lidded jars, 19th Century, decorated with boys picking pomegranates in famille rose colours, height 40cm £200 - £400 plus 25% BP*

14 Small selection of Wedgwood dark blue jasper wares comprising two cylinder vases, 25cm and 24.5cm; a pair of dwarf candlesticks, 15cm; baluster jug, 17.5cm; and a tankard, 11.5cm (6) £50 - £100 plus 25% BP*

Lots 17 - 19 15 Pair of Bavarian terracotta bas relief wall plaques featuring a hunter’s encounter, decorated in colours, both stamped ‘Musterschutz’, 44.5cm diameter £20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

16 Pair of Bloor Derby style lobed dishes, circa 1830, decorated with foliate reserves against a cobalt blue ground, with gilt details, 30.5cm x 21cm £50 - £70 plus 25% BP*

17 Royal Doulton china coffee service, pattern no. 1112, having a gold and black tree with stylised flowers at the base, against a cream ground, comprising lidded coffee pot, height 20cm; six coffee cans and saucers; cream jug and sugar bowl (15) £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

18 Clarice Cliff Inspiration Persian circular dish, circa 1930-31, finished in blues, purples, greens and ochres, with mottled green glaze to the reverse, printed Newport Pottery Bizarre marks, 22.5cm diameter £120 - £180 plus 25% BP*

19 Clarice Cliff Fantasque vase, circa 1929, shape no. 268, printed Wilkinson marks, height 20.5cm Lots 23 and 24

£150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

20 Royal Worcester porcelain plaque, hand decorated by F Clark (modern), featuring a young shepherd in colours within a gilded frame, plaque size 9cm x 11cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

21 Six Haviland Limoges gilded dessert plates, the borders decorated with roses in pinks and tooled gilt, 24,5cm diameter £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

£40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

24 Japanese Satsuma figural vase, late Meiji (1868-1912), probably by Ryokuzan, of trumpet shape moulded in high relief with a Bijin and dragon above foaming waves, in colours and with gilt details, character marks to the base, height 57cm £100 - £200 plus 25% BP*

22 Pair of decorative chinoiserie style lidded ceramic jars (modern), height 53cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

23 Pair of Japanese blue and white bottle vases, Taisho (1912-26), decorated with peony, fir and chrysanthemum, height 33cm

25 Pair of Regency style cut glass candlesticks, with multi-faceted column over a shaped circular base, height 25.5cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lots 28 and 29 26 Italian maiolica pilgrim flask in the style of Cantigalli, inscribed ‘Certosa di Firenze’, decorated with acanthus scrolls and mask handles, height 21.5cm; also a Deruta style maiolica oil ewer (extensive damages), height 14cm (2)

Lots 33 - 35 36

Victorian millefiori glass paperweight, circa 1850, 9.6cm diameter

£50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

Victorian agate slip decorated earthenware jug, height 18cm

£80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

£50 - £70 plus 25% BP*

27 Carlo Manzoni, Granville Pottery, small vase, decorated with an incised design of stylised flowers and leaves in colours (with repairs), height 17cm

38 Victorian thin man toby jug, decorated in underglaze blue and overglaze colours (restored), height 29.5cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

£50 - £70 plus 25% BP*

28 Pair of delft blue and white plates, circa 1740-80, decorated with a formal design of flowers and reeds, 35.5cm diameter £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

29 Royal Copenhagen blue and white porcelain table centre, the basket top supporting six candle sconces over a bottle form base, with nymphs of Pan chasing a lizard, height 55cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

30 Freemasonry interest: three stoneware jugs, each inscribed in gilt ‘Lodge of Charity’, with two being dated 1854 inscribed ‘Gin’ and ‘Brown Stout’, and a later jug dated 1913 inscribed ‘Whisky’, height 24cm £150 - £200 plus 25% BP*

31 Four Meissen Onion pattern porcelain table salts, square form, each with crossed swords mark, 5cm; also a Meissen white glazed moulded Schneeballen circular box and cover, 9.5cm diameter (5) £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

32 Venetian enamelled and gilded cranberry glass jardinière, decorated with lilac blossom and Rococo scrolls, height 19.5cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

33 William Moorcroft pomegranate jardinière, squat baluster form with a wide neck, deep blue ground, impressed marks and painted green signature, 18cm diameter, height 13cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

34 William Moorcroft pomegranate vase, baluster form with a wide neck, deep blue ground, impressed and green signature mark, height 26cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

35 Pair of Moorcroft pomegranate small vases, inverted baluster form, impressed ‘Burslem’ mark and green painted initials, height 10cm; also a Moorcroft slipper orchid ovoid vase, deep blue ground, impressed marks, height 11cm (3) £40 - £60 plus 25% BP* 6

Lots 39 and 40 39 Minton Parian figure of Colin Minton Campbell (1827-1885), by Sir Thomas Brock, impressed marks, height 49.5cm Modelled by T Longmore after Brock’s statue, which stood outside the Minton factory in London Road, Stoke on Trent from 1887. £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

40 Victorian Parian bust of Clytie after C Delpech, for The Art Union of London, impressed to the socle, height 35cm £70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

41 Chinese crackle glazed ginger jar, with underglaze blue decoration of a solitary figure, Kangxi four character mark, height 13.5cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

42 Large Italian terracotta model of a tiger, late 20th Century, hand decorated throughout, height 49cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

43 Chinese famille verte baluster jar and cover, 20th Century, decorated with precious objects in predominantly green colours, beneath blue glazed shoulders, height 39cm; together with a turned circular wooden base, total height 46cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

44 Chinese Republic porcelain vase, ovoid form with a pink glazed trumpet neck, decorated with exotic pheasants and other birds in colours, stamped Zhuanshu mark, height 47cm £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

45 Cantonese famille rose floor vase, late 19th Century, having a slender ovoid body, trumpet neck and shoulders with applied gilded salamanders, and with panels of birds, figures and foliage against a gilded and green scrolled ground, height 63cm £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

46 Two similar Chinese Republic rouleau vases, mid 20th Century, one decorated with girls at a table, the other with boys playing in a garden, in famille rose palette, character marks to the base, height 26cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

47 Pair of Kenneth Turner, London, crystal glass candle stands, height 45.5cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

48 Pair of Kenneth Turner, London, crystal glass candle stands, height 35cm £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

49 Cut crystal glass table lamp, ovoid form with domed foot, height to the fitting 58cm, with a sage green fabric shade, total height 81.5cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

50 Royal Doulton large character jug ‘Clown’ D5610, red haired version, height 16.5cm £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

Lots 44 - 46

51 Pair of Doulton Lambeth stoneware vases, ovoid form with trumpet neck, relief moulded with wild poppies in greens and blues against a mottled dark green and blue ground, impressed marks, height 26.5cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

52 Royal Doulton figure ‘Pierrette’ (Style 1), HN644, designed by L Harradine, issued 1924-38, printed and painted marks, height 18.5cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

Lots 50 - 54

* Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lot 59

53 Pair of Doulton Lambeth stoneware small vases, of squat amphora shape with twin handles and decorated with a band of flowers and scrolls in blue and browns, against a sea green ground, impressed and incised marks, height 12.5cm £20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

54 Royal Doulton china figure ‘Gentle Woman’, HN1632, designed by L Harradine, issued 1934-49, in a rare colourway, being blue shawl and bonnet and pink dress, printed marks, height 19.5cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

55 Japanese Fukugawa porcelain punch bowl, decorated throughout in Imari palette with underglaze blue, terracotta and gilt enamels, 38.5cm diameter £100 - £200 plus 25% BP*

56 In the manner of Lalique, a Lys style moulded glass powder bowl and cover, frosted and clear with remnant traces of a ‘Crystal France’ mark, 13.5cm diameter £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

57 Troika cube vase, decorated with four brown discs in a textured finish against a buff brown ground, painted marks ‘Troika St. Ives’ and initialled ‘M D’, 9cm square £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

58 Porcelain bowl in the Chinese style, decorated with arms and floral sprays in famille rose colours, 26cm diameter £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

59 Extensive Derby Crown Porcelain Imari patterned dinner service, date code for 1884, decorated in an anglicised peony rock pattern in underglaze blue, terracotta and gilt colours, comprising twenty four 26cm dinner plates; twelve 23.5cm plates; ten 26cm soup bowls; two large oval meat plates, 54.5cm and 43.5cm; pair of smaller oval plates, 33.5cm; pair of oval plates, 29cm; two lidded vegetable tureens, 30cm; two lidded oval sauce tureens on stands (58) £800 - £1200 plus 25% BP*

60 Pair of Victorian Staffordshire flatback pigeon ornaments, decorated throughout in colours (not without damages), height 24cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

61 Decorative German glazed pitcher, having a hinged pewter cover, the body relief moulded throughout with a reveller seated on a barrel, harvesters of hops and barley, against a salt glazed grey ground, height 32cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

62 Leeds creamware platter, circa 1790, the centre decorated with an urn and with floral sprigs, within a blue icicle border, 36.5cm diameter £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

63 Japanese Imari porcelain jardinière, late Meiji (1868-1912), decorated with panels of waterfowl in a flower garden in typical palette of underglaze blue, terracotta and other coloured enamels, 40cm diameter, height 33.5cm £70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

64 Chinese famille rose small vase, late 19th Century, decorated with figures in a fenced garden, 13.5cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

65 Doulton Slater’s Patent stoneware vase, globular form with a short flared rim, decorated with chaffinch and kingfisher flying amidst briar rose, impressed marks, height 23cm £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

66 Wileman Foley Intarsio small vase, no. 3554, decorated with a figure walking within a garden in coloured print (restored), height 13cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

67 Royal Worcester fruit decorated serving dish, by E Townsend, date code for 1928, rectangular form with gilded handles and decorated with apples and grapes, 27.5cm x 21.5cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

68 Worcester polychrome teapot and cover, circa 1770, decorated with floral sprays and with a bud finial, height 15.5cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

69 Pair of Japanese octagonal plates, late Meiji/Taisho (18681926), decorated with Bijin on a balcony in predominantly pink enamels, painted Fuku mark, 30cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

70 Chinese Export blue and white charger, Qianlong (1736-95), decorated with figures under a willow tree (restored), 46cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

71 Meissen porcelain figure, late 19th Century, modelled as a girl seated with a pet dog and a mirror, decorated in colours, underglazed blue crossed swords mark (with some amateur restoration), height 15cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

Lots 72 and 73 Lot 63 (plant not included) 72 Royal Doulton small art vase, globular form decorated with sea fishes against a mottled green and sparse blue ground, printed marks, 7cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

73 Pilkingtons Royal Lancastrian small covered jar, by R Joyce, circa 1914-38, decorated with bass swimming amidst seaweed, in copper lustrous colours against a blue ground, painted and impressed marks, height 9.5cm £100 - £200 plus 25% BP*

74 Unusual engraved glass tankard (late 20th Century), decorated with an eel swimming amidst river weed, hinged pewter cover, height 19cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

Regency engraved glass tea caddy mixing bowl, 10cm diameter

£30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

76 Dutch enamelled glass beaker, 18th or 19th Century, cylinder form decorated with a merchant man and woman in coloured enamels, and inscribed throughout, 9cm Lots 67 and 68

£150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lots 77 - 79

77 Danish studio earthenware face cup and cover, designed by Bjorn Wiinblad, circa 1975, having a wide brimmed ‘hat’ and decorated in green and blue buff glazes, signed and dated, height 15cm; also a Denmark Studios bird form chamber stick, signed and inscribed, 15.5cm (2)

84 Unusual Victorian green glass dump, encasing a spaniel, 10cm; also another encasing a flower, height 12cm (2) £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

£100 - £200 plus 25% BP*

85 Pair of Victorian Staffordshire spaniels, finished in black and white with gilt chain and padlock, height 26cm

78 Danish studio earthenware face plaque, designed by Bjorn Wiinblad, circa 1973, finished in blue and white glazes, painted marks, 27cm diameter

£30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

£200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

79 Pair of Kosta Boda hand decorated cocktail glasses, each painted with a Picassoesque face, signed by the artist, decorated throughout in colours, height 18.5cm £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

80 Moorcroft Queen’s Choice table lamp, by Emma Bossuns, original base and shade, total height 47cm £60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

81 Three Chinese made porcelain lidded jars, labelled for the British retail market, each of plain inverted baluster form with a domed cover, height 42cm

Lots 86 - 89

£100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

82 Six Victorian green glass oval and spherical dumps, each encasing a myriad of bubbles, the tallest 13cm £70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

83 Seven Victorian green glass dumps, each encasing a floral design and generally ovoid in shape, the largest 13.5cm, the smallest being a miniature of 6cm £70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

86 Bernard Moore red flambé Diakokan figure, set with original glass eyes, painted initials ‘BM’ and impressed ‘Moore’, height 6cm £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

87 Bernard Moore red flambé monkey figure, with original glass eyes, marked with initials ‘BM’, height 9cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

88 Royal Doulton saltglazed stoneware miniature rabbit, sometimes attributed to Mark V Marshall, circa 1920, impressed marks, 5cm £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

Lots 96 - 99

89 Two Bernard Moore flambé rabbits, grazing, both with original glass eyes, one having a mottle glazed back, height 7.5cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

90 Five Bernard Moore flambé animalier figures, comprising a monkey, marked ‘BM’ (one glass eye missing), 5.5cm; two pigs, a dog and a goose (all with damages) £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

91 Bernard Moore bottle vase, decorated with a goldstone type glaze in amber and other flambé colours, marked ‘Bernard Moore’ (chips to the rim), height 5cm; also a Royal Doulton vase of inverted baluster form, decorated with brown, green and red flambé glazes (chips to the rim), height 17.5cm; and a Bernard Moore flambé small vase, grain sack shape (factory chip), marked ‘Bernard Moore’ to the base, height 9cm (3)

95 Bernard Moore dark red flambé vase, ovoid form decorated with fish swimming amidst weeds, painted mark ‘Bernard Moore’, height 13.5cm; also a further Bernard Moore small red flambé vase, shouldered ovoid form, marked with initials ‘BM’, height 10cm; and a Bernard Moore flambé vase of meiping shape, marked with initials ‘BM’ (chips to the footrim), height 15cm (3) £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

96 Pair of Bernard Moore red flambé double gourd vases, one numbered 1069 (restored at the neck), the other marked ‘Bernard Moore’, height 20cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

97 E R Wilkes dated flambé vase, ovoid form with a short trumpet neck, decorated with stylised chrysanthemum and foliage, inscribed to the base ‘E R Wilkes’ and dated 1923, height 26.5cm

£80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

£60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

92 Bernard Moore red flambé vase, of baluster form, marked ‘Bernard Moore’ (chip to the rim), height 26.5cm

98 Bernard Moore red flambé vase, ovoid form decorated with a trellis centred with fleur de lys motifs, marked ‘Bernard Moore’ and with monogram, height 19cm

£60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

93 Bernard Moore flambé bowl, centred with a phoenix, marked ‘Bernard Moore’, 20cm diameter £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

94 Bernard Moore red flambé bottle vase, marked ‘Bernard Moore’, height 15cm; also a Bernard Moore red flambé fern pot, marked ‘BM’, height 7.5cm; two miniature Bernard Moore flambé vases, 7.5cm and 5.5cm; and a further red glazed bottle vase, height 11.5cm (5)

£120 - £180 plus 25% BP*

99 Three Bernard Moore red flambé small vases, comprising a small pear shaped vase, impressed shape no. 101, signed ‘Bernard Moore’, height 9cm; a meiping shaped vase, numbered 1067, painted initials, height 14.5cm; and a rouleau small vase, painted initials, height 16cm (3) £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

£80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

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SILVER & PLATE

104 Victorian silver baluster pint tankard, by George Unite, Birmingham 1866, repoussé decorated with foliate garlands, engraved with an initial ‘G’, acanthus capped handle and domed base, height 16.5cm, weight approx. 250g £100 - £200 plus 25% BP*

105 George V silver card tray, by TB&S, London 1916, circular form with raised border, raised on three shell form feet, 21cm, weight approx. 410g £120 - £180 plus 25% BP*

106 Pair of late George III silver mounted horn beakers, circa 181020, each with a similarly initialled cartouche, the silver otherwise unmarked, height 9.5cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

Lots 100 and 101 100 Silver hip flask, Birmingham 1989, of curved form with bayonet hinged cap, engine turned decoration with vacant cartouche, 15cm x 9.5cm, weight approx. 255g £120 - £180 plus 25% BP*

101 Rolls Royce interest: Silver hip flask, Birmingham 1993, of curved form with bayonet hinged cap, engine turned decoration with Rolls Royce ‘RR’ trademark, 15cm x 9.5cm, weight approx. 240g £120 - £180 plus 25% BP*

102 Victorian silver scalloped butter dish and knife, by Atkin Bros., Sheffield 1886, the dish 10cm, combined weight approx. 43g, in a fitted case

107 Edwardian silver christening tankard, by William Hutton & Sons, Birmingham 1902, having a flared rim over an obliterated inscription and repoussé decorated with foliate scrolls, height 8.5cm, weight approx. 96g £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

108 Sampson Mordan & Co. silver propelling pencil, London 1946, 7.5cm; also a 9ct gold mounted amber coloured cigarette holder (a/f), cased; and a mother of pearl handled earwax extractor (3) £60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

109 George V silver pedestal fruit bowl, by Barker Bros., Chester 1918, shaped circular form on a stepped trumpet foot, 25cm diameter, weight approx. 451g £150 - £200 plus 25% BP*

£60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

110 Eight Victorian silver fiddle pattern table forks, by John and Henry Lyas, London 1839, weight approx. 588g

103 George III silver pap boat, maker SH, London 1814, with beaded edge and gilt interior, 12.5cm, weight approx. 75g

£200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

£100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

Lots 104, 105, 128 (part), 106 and 107

Lots 113 - 115 111 George III silver Old English pattern sifting spoon, by William Bateman, London 1814; also a pair of George III silver bright cut sugar tongs by Hester Bateman, no assay or date code; George III silver Old English dessert spoon, maker WS, London 1796; George III silver salt spoon, maker RC, London 1790; and a silver preserve spoon, Sheffield 1923, gross weight approx. 138g (5) £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

112 George III Irish silver oar pattern soup ladle, maker RS, Dublin 1808, further stamped ‘Kelly’, engraved with the crest of an eagle atop a coronet, length 36cm, weight approx. 202g £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

113 George V silver coffee pot, by Elkington & Co., Birmingham 1923, ovoid form engraved with initials, with a wooden finial and handle, height 20cm, gross weight approx. 515g £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

114 Late Victorian silver presentation pedestal fruit bowl, by Walker & Hall Co. Ltd, London 1900, of lobed form engraved with an inscription dated 1902, over a knopped lobed trumpet base, height 18.5cm, 30cm diameter, weight approx. 1076g £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

115 George V silver three piece tea service, maker FHA & Co., Birmingham 1925/6, comprising lidded teapot, sugar basin and milk jug, the teapot with ebony finial and handle, each piece of fluted oval section with egg and dart collar, the teapot 16.5cm, gross weight approx. 1068g £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

Lots 118 -120 118 Pair of late Victorian engraved silver fruit spoons, maker GJ/DF, London 1899, engraved throughout with foliate scrolls, within a fitted presentation case, weight approx. 145g £60 - £100 plus 25% BP*

116 Zivi Freres (Retailers, Paris), French silver mounted ruby overlay glass liqueur set, probably early 20th Century, comprising a trumpet shaped decanter with faceted stopper, height 47cm, and eight silver mounted ruby overlay beakers, 8cm, in original fitted box

119 Pair of Victorian silver Kings pattern fish servers, Sheffield 1862, cased

£100 - £200 plus 25% BP*

120 Edwardian silver porringer and spoon, by William Comyns & Sons, London 1905, in 17th Century style, the hammered and panelled bowl of good gauge, 10cm diameter, with a hammered slip top spoon with matching hallmark, weight approx. 171g, in original fitted black Morocco case

117 Unusual set of six silver teaspoons, maker DF, London 1917, each with a turtle terminal and initialled ‘CAS’, weight approx. 120g £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

£120 - £180 plus 25% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lots 127, 128 (part) and 129

121 Late Victorian silver cream jug, maker W.A, Chester 1899, decorated with a single horizontal band and raised on hoof feet, height 9cm; also a smaller helmet shaped silver cream jug by Nathan & Hayes, Chester 1908, 7cm; and a plain baluster silver cream jug, Chester hallmark, date code rubbed, 7.5cm, gross weight approx. 196g (3) £120 - £180 plus 25% BP*

122 Late Victorian novelty pepper pot, by Saunders & Shepherd, Chester 1897, worked as a chocolate pot with ebony handle, 4.5cm £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

123 Pair of George III Irish silver fiddle pattern table spoons, maker R.S., Dublin 1809, engraved with a crest of a fist grasping ears of corn, weight approx. 136g £60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

124 Pair of George IV Irish silver Old English pattern serving spoons, maker probably J Buckton, Dublin 1827, engraved with a crest of a fist grasping ears of corn, length 24.5cm, weight approx. 137g £60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

125 Set of four George IV Irish silver Old English pattern dessert spoons, maker J.S, Dublin 1827, each engraved with a crest of a fist grasping ears of corn, weight approx. 104g £60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

126 Four Victorian Irish silver fiddle pattern rattail tea or dessert spoons, maker John Smyth, Dublin 1851, engraved with a crest of a fist grasping ears of corn, weight approx. 96g £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

127 Silver composite four piece tea and coffee service, comprising teapot, sugar basin and milk jug by William Hutton & Sons, London 1908/11, each of half reeded oval form, the teapot with ebony finial and handle, the teapot 18.5cm; and a pedestal coffee pot, Sheffield 1911, height 28cm, gross weight approx. 1515g £600 - £800 plus 25% BP*

128 Late Victorian silver lidded tea caddy, maker’s mark rubbed, Birmingham 1896, half reeded oval form with domed cover, height 12cm, weight approx. 150g; also a Deakin & Francis silver small vase, Birmingham 1891, of reeded and fluted baluster form decorated with a trailing band of flowerheads and a vacant cartouche, height 7cm, weight approx. 61g (2) £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

129 George V silver hot water jug, maker H A, Sheffield 1910, half reeded form with ebony finial and handle, height 22.5cm, gross weight approx. 395g £120 - £180 plus 25% BP*

130 George III Old English pattern silver table spoons and sauce ladle, comprising three by William Eley and William Fearn, London 1807; one by Hester Bateman, London 1774; two further by different makers, London 1807/08; the ladle by John Wren, London 1803, gross weight approx. 438g (7) £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

131 Six George III silver fiddle pattern table forks comprising four by William Eley and William Fearn, London 1817 and two by maker T.B, London 1817; also a William IV fork, London 1837, gross weight approx. 481g (7) £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

132 Set of six William IV silver fiddle pattern dessert forks, maker B D, London 1831, weight approx. 319g; also three George III silver oar pattern dessert forks by William Eley and William Fearn, London 1807 and three London 1815, and another by William Eaton, London 1831, weight approx. 266g (13) £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

133 Composite set of twelve William IV silver fiddle pattern dessert spoons, comprising eleven by Jonathan Hayne: London 1830 x 1, 1831 x 6, 1835 x 4; and one by William Chawner, London 1832, weight approx. 610g £250 - £350 plus 25% BP*

Lots 135 - 138

134 Assorted silver teaspoons, comprising eight by Jonathan Hayne, London 1834; three Irish silver oar pattern rattail teaspoons by S&G, Dublin 1826; two fiddle pattern, London 1835; one oar pattern, London 1824, weight approx. 334g; also five later bright cut silver coffee spoons, London 1869, weight approx. 54g (19)

141 Set of six William IV silver Old English pattern dessert spoons, by Jonathan Hayne, London 1832, weight approx. 213g; also four Victorian silver fiddle pattern dessert forks, maker I W, Newcastle 1844, weight approx. 180g; and two further Victorian silver fiddle pattern table forks, London 1842/4, weight approx. 92g (12)

£120 - £180 plus 25% BP*

£200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

135 Arts and Crafts silver composite three piece tea service, the lidded hammered teapot by William Hutton & Sons, London 1905, with ivory handle, baluster body raised on three flat feet, height 13.5cm; also sugar basin and milk jug by Alfred E Jones, Birmingham 1910, of similar design, gross weight approx. 1055g De Minimus ivory exemption application no. VGPQA3W5 £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

136 Edwardian silver faced Morocco leather telegram case, Birmingham 1901, the cover worked with Rococo scrolls and centred with the word ‘Telegrams’, 15cm x 12cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

137 George V silver cream jug, by the Adie Bros., Birmingham 1935, baluster form with Celtic inspired details to the spout, rim and handle, height 11.5cm, weight approx. 180g £60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

138 Arts and Crafts hammered silver vase, maker GLC, Birmingham 1912, trumpet form, inscribed to the rim ‘Gather ye roses while ye may old time is still aflying’, height 18cm, weight approx. 124g £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

139 Six silver teaspoons, by John Round & Son, Sheffield 1924/5/6, 1932/3, weight approx. 134g £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

140 Set of six George III silver fiddle and shell pattern teaspoons, maker I W, Newcastle 1789, weight approx. 83g £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

Lots 142 and 143 142 Late Victorian silver plated oval serving tray, engraved with fern leaves and wild flower foliage within a beaded border, 76cm x 47cm £20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

143 Regency style silver four piece tea service, by Israel Freeman & Son Ltd, London 1947/8, comprising reeded lidded teapot and baluster coffee pot, each with ebony handles, the coffee pot 20cm, twin handled sugar basin and milk jug, gross weight approx. 2470g; together with a pair of silver plated sugar tongs £700 - £1000 plus 25% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lots 146 - 152

144 Small selection of 800 standard silver flatware, weight approx. 490g; and assorted other mixed cutlery including WMF soup ladle, three silver handled pickle forks, various spoons, cake servers etc (a lot)

149 Edwardian silver coffee pot, by Pearce & Son, Chester 1907, in Queen Anne style having a tapered octagonal body with a domed cover, fruitwood handle, height 19cm, gross weight approx. 359g

£120 - £180 plus 25% BP*

£80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

145 Set of ten George V silver fiddle, thread and shell pattern teaspoons, by John Round & Son, Sheffield 1915, engraved ‘Oxton Rifle Club’, weight approx. 284g

150 George III silver snuff box, maker WP, London 1802, plain rectangular form, 8cm 5.5cm, weight approx. 86g

£100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

146 George VI silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1937, rectangular form with engine turned decoration, 14cm x 8.5cm, weight approx. 207g; also another silver cigarette case by Boodle & Dunthorne, Birmingham 1938, square form with a tooled and grid design, 9cm, weight approx. 168g (2) £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

147 Pair of Edwardian silver bonbon dishes, by William Neale, Chester 1906, having a gadrooned edge and pierced sides, 18.5cm, weight approx. 162g £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

148 Victorian silver presentation snuff box, by Edward Smith, Birmingham 1850, shaped rectangular form chased with foliate scrolls and the cover with a presentation inscription, original gilt interior, 9.5cm x 5cm, weight approx. 115g £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

£100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

151 Edwardian silver calling card case, Birmingham 1901, shaped rectangular form with scrolled foliate engraving, vacant cartouche, 10cm x 7cm, weight approx. 74g £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

152 George V silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1928, rectangular form with engine turned decoration, presentation inscription to the inside, 10.5cm x 8.5cm, weight approx. 150g £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

153 George V silver epergne, Birmingham 1915, having three tapered square section vases over a weighted circular base, height 26cm £50 - £100 plus 25% BP*

154 George V silver waiter or card tray, London 1913, rounded square form and raised on four scroll feet, 14.5cm, weight approx. 190g £60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

Lot 155 Lot 160 155 Pair of silver candelabra, by Edward Viners, Sheffield 1959, in Victorian style with two scrolling branches supporting urn shaped sconces, over a tapered column and shaped square base (loaded), height 35cm

157 Matched pair of silver sauceboats by Adie Bros., Chester 1938 and Birmingham 1938, in plain Art Deco form, length 16cm, weight approx. 302g

£400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

£100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

156 Composite three piece silver tea service, in Regency style comprising teapot by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1902, of half reeded oval form with ebony finial and handle, height 16.5cm; sugar basin and milk jug, maker CB&S, London 1906, engraved with a coronet crest, gross weight approx. 572g

158 George V silver part suite of Old English pattern cutlery, maker D.F, London 1923, comprising six tablespoons, four table forks, six dessert forks, six dessert spoons and six teaspoons, weight approx. 1467g

£200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

£300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

159 Late Victorian silver teapot, Sheffield 1894, Regency style of half reeded oval form with an ivory finial and ebony handle, engraved with an ‘H’, height 11.5cm; also a similar milk jug engraved with a crest, Sheffield 1914, 10cm, gross weight approx. 439g (2) De Minimus ivory exemption application no. N2T3M19K £150 - £200 plus 25% BP*

160 Victorian silver gilt wine ewer, by Alexander Macrae, London 1867, having a beaded trumpet neck with original beaded ring cork stopper, matted lower neck and ovoid body, with presentation inscription ‘To John Walker Esq, Town Clerk of Chester from Sir Thomas Gibbons Frost 1869’, with chiselled bright cut floral garlands bordered with trailing vine leaves, over a fluted stepped foot with beaded edge, height 35cm, weight approx. 753g £600 - £800 plus 25% BP*

Lot 158

* Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lot 161 161 Fine Victorian silver centrepiece, by Frederick Elkington, Birmingham 1868, in Egyptian Revival style, the top originally adorned with a glass bowl and now housing a similarly hallmarked silver sconce, with three scrolled branches supporting urn shaped sconces, united by chains to a central amphora shaped column, supported by griffins, raised on triform dog leg supports centred with anthemion, over a triform beaded base with an inscription ‘Presented by the City of Chester to John Walker Esq. Town Clerk on the visit of HRH The Prince of Wales 1869’, the whole raised on a mirrored stand with conforming marks and concealed silver feet, weighable silver weight approx. 5.12kg, height 67.5cm, the stand 33cm wide £4000 - £6000 plus 25% BP*

Lots 166, 167, 168, 169, 170 (part), 171 and 172

162 Two sets of six Edwardian silver miniature porringers, London 1904 and 1907, plain form with reeded handles, each 4cm, gross weight approx. 407g Provenance: Messrs Christies ‘The Gyrn Castle, North Wales, July 2006’ £120 - £180 plus 25% BP*

169 Late Victorian silver and cut glass scent bottle, Chester 1895, with hinged repoussé cap, hobnail cut square section body, height 13cm; also another white metal mounted cut glass scent bottle, possibly of Indian origin, with unusual faceted cut glass body with a hinged cap worked with Indian deities, unmarked, height 14cm (2) £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

163 Continental sterling silver novelty pepper pot worked as a swallow, London import marks for 1913, length 18cm, weight approx. 145g £60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

164 Quantity of modern silver plated circular table mats, comprising a set of nine 22.5cm diameter, a set of six 23cm diameter, a nonmatching mat of 23cm diameter, and a pair 17cm diameter £20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

165 George III silver and baleen brandy ladle, the bowl centred with a George II coin and worked with wrythen bellflower trails, 32cm £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

166 Late Victorian silver jar, Birmingham 1898, repoussé decorated throughout and with a cherub to the cover, the body with a floral band, height 9.5cm, weight approx. 122g

170 Late Victorian silver mounted cut glass globular scent bottle, Birmingham 1897, hinged cover with glass stopper and pierced silver shoulders, height 10cm; also a cut glass atomiser with knurled mount, height 12cm (2) £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

171 Edwardian silver dressing table tray, by Synyer & Beddoes, Chester 1905, lobed oval form repoussé decorated with Rococo scrolls and with a lappet raised edge, 31cm x 24cm, weight approx. 300g £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

172 Victorian silver sugar castor, by James Barclay Hennell, London 1886, domed cover with torch finial, half wrythen U-shaped body embellished with scallop shells and C-scroll handles, all raised on a domed gadrooned base, height 22cm, weight approx. 429g

£100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

£150 - £200 plus 25% BP*

167 Pair of Edwardian silver candlesticks, in the Adam style, Sheffield 1909, fluted oval section over a loaded oval base, height 21cm

173 George III silver and mother of pearl folding fork; also a George III silver and mother of pearl folding fruit knife, maker J.I.; two later silver and mother of pearl folding fruit knives; silver and steel double bladed pen knife; and a silver propelling pencil (a/f) (6)

£250 - £350 plus 25% BP*

168 Edward VII silver curvex cigarette case, Birmingham 1901, scroll engraved corner decoration, 8.5cm x 6.5cm, weight approx. 74g; also a silver vesta case, Birmingham 1901, with scroll engraved decoration and engraved ‘JRB’, 4cm, weight approx. 24g (2)

£30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

£40 - £60 plus 25% BP* * Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

174 Assorted silver flatware, mostly spoons but including a pair of Victorian silver rose and anthemion patterned sugar tongs by John and Henry Lyas, London 1838, weight approx. 74g; Victorian silver fork and spoon christening set, London 1882; set of six coffee spoons, Birmingham 1954; 29 assorted teaspoons, coffee spoons and a single fork, total weight not including tongs approx. 555g (38) £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

175 Continental 800 standard silver casket, late 19th Century, rectangular form with a domed cover inset with an agate cameo, bordered with finely chiselled oak leaves, over a squat base further chased with foliage, raised on four feet, 20cm x 15cm, height 8.5cm, gross weight approx. 690g £120 - £180 plus 25% BP*

176

The Vulcan Mess electroplated figural trophy, height 36cm

£50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

177 Art Nouveau silver plated pewter tray, rectangular form, worked in low relief with a girl holding a flower, signed on the underside ‘Jobin’, 37cm x 20cm

Lots 178 and 179

£60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

178 George III silver eight bottle cruet, maker indistinct, London 1810, the base of shallow baluster form and centred with a carrying handle, engraved with a monogram, wooden base raised on four lappet style feet, supporting original cut glass bottles with conforming silver mounts to three, height 23.5cm, width 20cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

179 Pair of Edwardian silver candlesticks, Sheffield 1904, tapered octagonal form over a circular loaded base, height 21cm

180 Secessionist style silver plated table frame, circa 1920-30, canted rectangular form, the pierced border worked with roses, 39cm x 32cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

181 Elkington & Co. silver plated table bell, surmounted with a cherub figure, the bell further worked with dancing cherubs, height 16cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

£200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

Lots 185 - 188

182 Edwardian silver flower basket, by Nathan & Hayes, Birmingham 1904, of flared pierced form and worked with floral bouquets and inscribed shield shaped cartouches, over a floral garlanded circular base, height 44cm, width 24cm, gross weight approx. 495g

190 Pair of Japanese white metal quail condiments, Taisho (191226), unmarked, 7cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

£300 - £400 plus 25% BP*

191 Edwardian silver mounted heavy glass inkwell, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1908, width 7cm, height 7.5cm

183 Continental white metal filigree nef, traditional galleon form, length 16cm

£50 - £70 plus 25% BP*

£300 - £400 plus 25% BP*

192 Pair of Dutch silver grape shears, engraved with fruiting vines, 16cm, weight approx. 85g

184 Attributed to Coty, a French white metal and enamelled rouge pot, circa 1920s, decorated with stylised roses in pink, yellow and green enamels, unmarked, 5.5cm diameter

£50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

185 Pair of George IV silver mounted cut green glass decanters, maker SC, London 1828, mallet form with chained silver stoppers worked with fruiting vines, attached to a silver collar, with a faceted cut glass body, height 30cm

193 Sterling silver tea strainer, with wooden handle, import marks, 21cm; also another silver tea strainer, London 1938, on a similarly hallmarked stand, weight approx. 70g (3) £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

194 George V silver and tortoiseshell ring box, Birmingham 1924, circular form with velvet lined interior, 7.5cm diameter

£300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

£50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

186 George III silver wine funnel bowl, London 1769, with a later silver plated spout, length 12cm

195 Pair of late George III old Sheffield plated candlesticks, circa 1800 (loaded), height 28.5cm

£50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

£20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

187 Walker & Hall limited edition Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee silver mounted cut glass claret jug, numbered 18/250, having a domed hinged cover with crown finial, the neck worked with rose, thistle, daffodil and shamrock, height 30.5cm

196 Victorian electroplated spirit kettle on stand, circa 1875, of bun shape surmounted with a flower finial and with engraved banded decoration, all raised on a stand with scallop feet, complete with a burner, height 39cm

£100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

£50 - £100 plus 25% BP*

188 Edwardian silver plated drinks tray, narrow rectangular form with galleried edge, 62cm x 21cm

197 Composite electroplated candelabrum, four branch top in Adam style over a non-matching Corinthian column base, height 55cm

£50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

£40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

189 Late Victorian silver toast rack, by William Hutton & Sons, London 1899, four divisions, raised on claw and ball feet, 12cm, weight approx. 93g

198 Sterling silver note case, late 20th Century, rectangular form with engine turned decoration and vacant cartouche, 9cm x 5.5cm, weight approx. 58g

£50 - £70 plus 25% BP*

£50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

Lots 195 - 197

* Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lots 719, 203 (part), 465 (part), 204, 205, 206 and 207

199

Continental white metal taste-vin, 8.5cm

£50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

200 Set of six George V silver napkin rings, Birmingham 1918, weight approx. 38g £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

201 George V silver ring box, Birmingham 1927, hexagonal form with hinged cover, having horizontal banded decoration and initialled cartouche, opening to a velvet lined interior, raised on four small cabriole legs, length 11.5cm

204 Edwardian silver mounted glass spirit flask by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1908, with hammered bayonet cap and cup, 11cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

205 Silver mounted cut glass whisky decanter, London 1961, height 21.5cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

206 George V silver mounted clear glass whisky noggin, hinged cover and mount hallmarked Birmingham 1910, the cover engraved with initials, height 10.5cm

£50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

202 George V silver and ebony toasting fork, Sheffield 1924, with a silver ring for suspension, 42.5cm

207 Japanese white metal cigarette box, Taisho (1912-26), rectangular form, the cover worked with fishermen before Mount Fuji, signed, opening to an ebony lined interior, 15cm x 8cm

£50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

203 Edwardian silver mounted clear glass whisky noggin, Birmingham 1907, height 10cm; also a late Victorian silver ‘Sherry’ decanter collar, London 1897; and a silver mounted pouring cork (3) £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

£200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

208 Pair of silver mounted cut glass bud vases, Birmingham 1901, twin handles and strawberry cut ovoid body on a stepped circular foot, height 12cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

Lot 212

209

Five silver handled steel button hooks, various hallmarks

£50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

210 Sterling silver purse, circa 1920, rectangular cushion form with foliate engraving, opening to a cerise leather interior with mirror and note compartments, 9cm x 6.5cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

211 Edwardian silver porringer, London 1902, traditional form engraved with a crest and the motto ‘Sperando Spiro’ (I breathe by hoping), height 5.5cm, weight approx. 81g; together with a pair of silver sugar tongs, in a shaped case £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

212 Fine early Victorian silver box by Edward Edwards, London 1843, rectangular form engine turned throughout and with hinged cover, cast with rosebuds to the border and having an initialled cartouche ‘J S’, original gilt interior, with presentation inscription dated 1844 to the inside cover, 10.5cm x 7.5cm x 3.5cm, weight approx. 384g, with fitted red Morocco leather box £800 - £1200 plus 25% BP*

213 Pair of Chinese silver salts, late 19th Century, each of hexagonal form with applied dragon supports, height 3cm, weight approx. 58g

Lot 216 (part)

£100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

214 Victorian silver thistle form cream jug, London 1865, reeded baluster form, height 8.5cm, weight approx. 100g £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

215 Late Victorian silver leaf dish, maker N&W, Birmingham 1899, 17.5cm, weight approx. 86g £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

216 Continental 800 standard silver part canteen of cutlery, circa 1900, in a Rococo Revival pattern, comprising twelve dinner forks, 884g; twelve dessert forks, 619g; twelve tablespoons, 883g; ten teaspoons, 269g; twelve stainless steel bladed dinner knives; twelve stainless steel bladed dessert knives; six stainless steel bladed tea knives; two matching pickle forks and a preserve spoon £600 - £800 plus 25% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lot 220

217 Continental white metal elliptical snuff box, indistinctly marked, decorated with a scale like design, 8cm

222 George III silver pepper pot, London 1808, of urn shape raised on a square foot, height 11cm, weight approx. 89g

£100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

218

223 Edwardian silver small sugar basket, London 1901, circular cage form with ribbon swags and swing handle, blue glass liner, height 8cm, weight of silver approx. 95g

Pair of continental white metal goldfish ornaments, 12.5cm

£100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

219 Victorian silver cruet, maker HA, Sheffield 1898, supporting four cut glass bottles, two with silver mounts, raised on a rectangular base with scalloped feet, height 16cm, weighable silver approx. 192g £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

220 George II silver porringer, maker John Berthelot, London 1750, traditional reeded twin handles on a U-shaped body, half reeded and fluted, repoussé decorated with a foliate cartouche engraved with initials ‘ER.M’, height 9cm, weight approx. 198g £250 - £400 plus 25% BP*

221

Two modern silver pepper mills, Birmingham 2000, height 8cm

£100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

224 Continental silver sugar spoon, with red agate handle, 14.5cm; also a continental 800 standard silver handled knife and fork; and a continental silver box with British import marks, height 4.5cm (4) £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

225 Silver plated coffee pot and matching hot water jug in Queen Anne style, mid 20th Century, height 27.5cm; also six silver plated circular table mats, 19.5cm diameter and a similar rectangular mat, 26cm (9) £20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

COINS, JEWELLERY AND WATCHES

A selection of gold coins

230 1980 United Kingdom proof sovereign, with case and certificate, weight 7.98g

238 2004 United Kingdom half sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), original packaging, weight 3.99g

£300 - £400 plus 25% BP*

£140 - £180 plus 25% BP*

231 1979 United Kingdom sovereign, (Royal Mint Bullion), weight 7.98g

239 2000 United Kingdom half sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), original packaging, weight 3.99g

£300 - £400 plus 25% BP*

£140 - £180 plus 25% BP*

232

240 2002 United Kingdom half sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), original packaging, weight 3.99g

1993 Alaska Mint gold coin, weight approx. 3g

£60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

233 1915 Austrian one ducat gold coin (restrike), fineness 23.75 carat, weight approx. 3.5g £150 - £200 plus 25% BP*

£140 - £180 plus 25% BP*

241 2003 Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee United Kingdom half sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), original packaging, weight 3.99g £140 - £180 plus 25% BP*

234 Victorian sovereign, 1896, Sidney Mint, in a 9ct gold pendant mount suspended from a 9ct gold chain necklace, length 50cm, gross weight approx. 13g

242 2007 United Kingdom sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), original packaging, weight 7.98g

£350 - £400 plus 25% BP*

£280 - £320 plus 25% BP*

235 George V sovereign, 1912, in a 9ct gold pendant mount, gross weight approx. 9.5g

243 2007 United Kingdom half sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), original packaging, weight 3.99g

£300 - £400 plus 25% BP*

£140 - £180 plus 25% BP*

236 2010 United Kingdom sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), boxed, weight 7.98g

244 2008 United Kingdom half sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), original packaging, weight 3.99g

£280 - £320 plus 25% BP*

£140 - £180 plus 25% BP*

237 2009 United Kingdom sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), boxed, weight 7.98g

245 2012 Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee United Kingdom half sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), original packaging, weight 3.99g

£280 - £320 plus 25% BP*

£140 - £180 plus 25% BP*

A selection of gold bullion coins

246 Three United Kingdom quarter sovereigns, 2009, 2010 and 2012 (Royal Mint Bullion), original boxes, each weighing 1.99g

254 Millennium 2000 United Kingdom sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), original packaging, weight 7.98g

£200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

£280 - £320 plus 25% BP*

247 2006 United Kingdom sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), original packaging, weight 7.98g

255 2008 United Kingdom sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), original packaging, weight 7.98g

£280 - £320 plus 25% BP*

248 2002 United Kingdom sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), original packaging, weight 7.98g

256 2006 United Kingdom half sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), original packaging, weight 3.99g

£280 - £320 plus 25% BP*

£140 - £180 plus 25% BP*

249 2003 United Kingdom sovereign, Coronation Anniversary (Royal Mint Bullion), original packaging, weight 7.98g

257 2005 United Kingdom half sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), original packaging, weight 3.99g

£280 - £320 plus 25% BP*

£140 - £180 plus 25% BP*

250 2001 United Kingdom sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), original packaging, weight 7.98g

258 2009 United Kingdom half sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), original box, weight 3.99g

£280 - £320 plus 25% BP*

£140 - £180 plus 25% BP*

251 2005 United Kingdom sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), original packaging, weight 7.98g

259 2011 United Kingdom half sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), original box, weight 3.99g

£280 - £320 plus 25% BP*

£140 - £180 plus 25% BP*

252 2004 United Kingdom sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), original packaging, weight 7.98g

260 2010 United Kingdom half sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), original box, weight 3.99g

£280 - £320 plus 25% BP*

£140 - £180 plus 25% BP*

253 2012 Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee United Kingdom sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), original packaging, weight 7.98g

261 2016 United Kingdom sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), original packaging, weight 7.98g

£280 - £320 plus 25% BP*

£280 - £320 plus 25% BP* * Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

262 2015 United Kingdom half sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), original packaging, weight 3.99g £140 - £180 plus 25% BP*

263 2016 United Kingdom half sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), original packaging, weight 3.99g £140 - £180 plus 25% BP*

264 2011 United Kingdom sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), original packaging, weight 7.98g £280 - £320 plus 25% BP*

265

2013 United Kingdom sovereign (UNC), weight 7.98g

£280 - £320 plus 25% BP*

266 2016 ‘Chinese Lunar Year of the Monkey’ Elizabeth II £25 gold coin (UNC), weight 7.8g £280 - £320 plus 25% BP*

267

2018 United Kingdom sovereign (UNC), weight 7.98g

£280 - £320 plus 25% BP*

268

2017 United Kingdom sovereign (UNC), weight 7.98g

£280 - £320 plus 25% BP*

269 2012 Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee United Kingdom sovereign (Royal Mint Bullion), weight 7.98g £280 - £320 plus 25% BP*

270

2018 United Kingdom half sovereign (UNC), weight 3.99g

£140 - £180 plus 25% BP*

271

2017 United Kingdom half sovereign (UNC), weight 3.99g

£140 - £180 plus 25% BP*

272

2015 United Kingdom sovereign (UNC), weight 7.98g

£280 - £320 plus 25% BP*

273

2014 United Kingdom sovereign (UNC), weight 7.98g

£280 - £320 plus 25% BP*

274 2017 Britannia quarter ounce fine gold £25 coin (UNC), weight 7.8g

£50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

285 Freemasonry interest: Beddington Chapter No. 5492 enamelled silver gilt Valuable Services jewel, inscribed M.E.Z. 194647, 1951-52, 10cm; also a Beddington chapter enamelled silver gilt founder’s medal (2) £60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

£280 - £320 plus 25% BP*

286 Freemasonry interest: Beddington Lodge No. 5492 9ct gold set square and enamelled silver gilt Worshipful Master jewel headed ‘Secundus’ dated 1936, 12cm

275

£100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

1968 United Kingdom sovereign (UNC), weight 7.98g

£280 - £320 plus 25% BP*

276

George V 1915 sovereign (EF), weight approx. 7.98g

£280 - £320 plus 25% BP*

277

George V 1913 half sovereign (EF), weight approx. 3.98g

£140 - £180 plus 25% BP*

278

Edward VII 1906 sovereign (EF), weight approx. 7.98g

£280 - £320 plus 25% BP*

279

Edward VII 1906 half sovereign (EF), weight approx. 3.98g

£140 - £180 plus 25% BP*

280

Edward VII 1910 sovereign, (VF), weight approx. 7.98g

£280 - £320 plus 25% BP*

281

Edward VII 1906 half sovereign, (VF), weight approx. 3.96g

£140 - £180 plus 25% BP*

282

Edward VII 1910 sovereign, (EF), weight approx. 7.98g

£280 - £320 plus 25% BP*

283 Elizabeth I hammered silver sixpence, 1572, intermediate bust (VF) £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

Lots 284 - 286 284 Freemasonry interest: Beddington Lodge No. 5492 ‘Rose Croix’ 18th degree collar and enamelled silver gilt jewel, Birmingham 1927, the watered silk collar embroidered with silver and gilt thread; also matching apron by George Kenning & Son (2)

287 Freemasonry interest: Malden Chapter No. 2875 M.E.Z. Services silver gilt and enamelled jewel; also an RMIG 1927 silver and enamelled badge centred with Prince of Wales Feathers; a silver and enamelled Surrey Lodge jewel; a Surrey metal jewel suspended from a collar; two silver presentation Humanitarian Masonic medals; other medals and aprons, cuffs and badges relating to Bro. A.A. Tigg of the Beddington Chapter No. 5492 (Surrey) circa 1945-50 (a lot) £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

288 Freemasonry interest: 9ct gold Worshipful Master enamelled set square jewel, London 1929, inscribed ‘As a token of esteem, Faith Lodge No. 484’, and with a later inscribed plaque ‘Hope Lodge 4003 1974-75’, gross weight (including ribbon and non-gold enamelled badge and a non-gold plaque to the reverse) approx. 46.5g £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

289 Freemasonry interest: Ten Masonic jewels comprising a silver gilt Chapter of Faith no. 484, circa 1957; five further silver jewels comprising two Hope Lodge Founders enamelled jewels, RMBI 1937 enamelled armorial jewel, West Lancashire enamelled Charity jewel, silver gilt Star of David jewel; also three Steward’s Masonic Institute jewels and a Star of David gilt coloured jewel £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

Lot 294

Lots 298, 300 and 302

290 Victorian memorial ring, Birmingham 1847, in 18ct gold, chased to the outside in panels reading ‘In Memory’ and inscribed on the inside ‘My Husband Charles Harding Died June 6th 1848, Aged 41’ (cut), weight approx. 4.1g

299 Amethyst and seed pearl choker necklace, having five oval amethysts, the largest 17mm x 13mm, all mounted in unmarked yellow metal, length 38cm, gross weight approx. 12g; also a seed pearl and amethyst oval brooch, backed with yellow metal, 37mm, gross weight approx. 5.7g (2)

£400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

291 9ct gold curb link bracelet with padlock clasp, with safety chain, length 21cm, weight approx. 18.5g £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

292 9ct gold serpentine chain necklace, supporting a 9ct gold diamond set heart shaped pendant and five further gold charms, length 64cm, gross weight approx. 10.7g £180 - £240 plus 25% BP*

293 Pair of 9ct gold textured swivel bar cufflinks, London 1970, gross weight approx. 8.3g £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

294 Five Victorian brooches comprising an olive leaf enamelled oval brooch, centred with a pale stone, 40mm; Victorian mourning brooch centred with woven hair, 45mm; Victorian brooch centred with three oval garnets, 47mm; large knot brooch centred with an amber coloured stone, 62mm; and a filigree brooch set with white stones with a pendant suspended beneath, 95mm drop (5) £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

300 Diamond five stone ring, the round brilliant cut diamonds well matched in size and colour, totalling approx. 1ct, estimated as L/M in colour, and SI1/2 clarity, set in 18ct white gold claw mounts on a yellow gold ring, size M, gross weight approx. 5g £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

301 Rolex Oyster Royal gent’s stainless steel wristwatch, circa 1945, cream coloured 27mm dial with ‘Art Deco’ gold coloured Arabic numerals, black centre sweep seconds hand, the dial signed ‘Rolex Oyster Royal’, Rolex Oyster crown, serial number 338***, the case 33mm diameter, on later Speidel bracelet Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £900 - £1100 plus 25% BP*

302 Diamond solitaire ring, the round old brilliant cut diamond of approx. 0.95ct, colour estimated as K, clarity as VS2, in 18ct white gold claw mounts with split barrel shanks further set with six tiny diamonds, on an 18ct yellow gold ring, size O, gross weight approx. 2.6g £600 - £800 plus 25% BP*

295 8ct gold box link necklace, with ring clasp, length 42cm, weight approx. 4.8g supporting a 14ct gold square cut citrine/topaz pendant, 25mm drop, gross weight approx. 5.2g (2) £180 - £240 plus 25% BP*

296 18ct white gold and blue gemstone (untested) set pendant necklace, the oval cut stone of approx. 3cts, measuring 12mm x 10mm, in a four claw mount with pendant loop, 20mm drop, suspended from an 18ct white gold curb box link necklace with lobster claw clasp, 46cm, gross weight approx. 11.1g £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

303 Everite Embassy gent’s 9ct gold wristwatch, circa 1965, 26mm dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds, manual wind (no strap), gross weight approx. 19g Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

304 Omega 9ct gold lady’s bracelet wristwatch, 17mm dial with baton numerals, manual wind, on a 9ct gold brick link bracelet, length 18cm, gross weight approx. 20.5g Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches

297 Silver curb link charm bracelet, with padlock clasp, supporting 25 silver charms, gross weight approx. 119g £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

298 Diamond solitaire ring, the old round cut diamond of approx. 0.75ct, colour estimated as K/L and clarity as SI1/2, in a platinum claw mount on a split and barrel shank set with two small diamonds, on an 18ct yellow gold ring, size T, gross weight approx. 3g £200 - £400 plus 25% BP*

£200 - £400 plus 25% BP*

£200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

305 Omega 9ct gold lady’s bracelet wristwatch, 17mm dial with Arabic numerals, manual wind movement (currently ticking), on a later brick link bracelet with similar linked bracelet extension, length 22cm, gross weight approx. 18g Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £200 - £400 plus 25% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lots 306, 308 and 310

306 Potens Prima lady’s 18ct gold cased wristwatch, circa 1968, the oval silvered 15mm dial with Roman and baton numerals, manual movement (currently working), in a square case, on a probably later unmarked yellow metal mesh bracelet, with safety chain, gross weight approx. 29.7g

308 9ct gold lady’s bracelet wristwatch, circa 1967, 10mm dial with Arabic and baton numerals, in a textured square case, manual wind, on an integral mesh bracelet, length 17.5cm, gross weight approx. 25g (watch is currently ticking)

Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches

£250 - £350 plus 25% BP*

£600 - £800 plus 25% BP*

307 Omega 9ct gold gent’s automatic wristwatch, circa 1963, 28mm dial, signed and with date aperture, centre sweep seconds and baton numerals, 24 jewel 562 calibre movement (currently working), gross weight approx. 26g Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £250 - £400 plus 25% BP*

Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches 309 Victorian lady’s 18ct gold fob watch, circa 1890, gilt dial with foliate chased centre and Roman numerals, the back cover chased with a floral wreath around a vacant cartouche, keywind lever movement, base metal inner dust cover, 38mm diameter, gross weight approx. 38g Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

310 Omega 9ct gold cased lady’s bracelet wristwatch, circa 1965, 12mm dial with baton numerals, manual wind, on an integral mesh bracelet (watch currently ticking), gross weight approx. 30g Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £300 - £400 plus 25% BP*

311 9ct gold fine curb link necklace, 44cm, weight approx. 1g, supporting a faceted circular blue stone pendant; also a silver pendant necklace set with an oval blue stone, possibly tanzanite (2) £120 - £180 plus 25% BP*

Lots 318, 320 and 322 318 Diamond and sapphire three stone ring, the central round cut sapphire of approx. 0.75ct, flanked by two brilliant cut diamonds, each of approx. 0.75ct, colour estimated as J/K and clarity as VS1/2, size N/O, gross weight approx. 3.4g £1200 - £1600 plus 25% BP*

319 Diamond three stone ring, old round cut diamonds totalling approx. 0.5ct, in white metal claw mounts on a crossover setting in 18ct yellow gold, size T, gross weight approx. 3.2g £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

320 Sapphire and diamond cluster ring, the oval sapphire of approx. 1ct bordered with fourteen small round cut diamonds, in a platinum millegrain setting (one diamond appears to be a replacement), on split and barrel shoulders and a yellow gold ring, unmarked, size N/O, gross weight approx. 3.1g

Lots 312, 314 and 316

£300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

312 George V 9ct gold vesta case, by William Neale & Son, Chester 1912, with engine turned and bright cut decorated border, vacant cartouche, 4.5cm, weight approx. 24g £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

313 Edwardian ruby and pearl dress ring, Chester 1904, size P/O, gross weight approx. 2.7g £150 - £200 plus 25% BP*

314 Oystein Balle (Norway) enamelled sterling silver rectangular brooch, worked with bright colours in a stylised design, marked ‘Balle Sterling Norway’, 45mm x 35mm £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

321 Sapphire and diamond half eternity ring, set with four small round cut diamonds dispersed with five square cut sapphires, channel set in 18ct yellow gold, size N, gross weight approx. 3g; also another sapphire and diamond half eternity ring, set with six round cut sapphires dispersed with ten tiny diamonds, in an 18ct white gold millegrain setting and yellow gold ring, size T, gross weight approx. 4.1g (2) £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

322 Sapphire and diamond five stone ring, centred with an oval cut sapphire of approx. 0.5ct flanked by old cushion cut diamonds, all in platinum claw mounts, on an 18ct split shank ring, size P, gross weight approx. 3.2g £300 - £400 plus 25% BP*

315 Edwardian turquoise and pearl dress ring, in 18ct gold, size O, gross weight approx. 3.4g £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

316 Omar Ramsden silver and copper brooch, circular form centred with an anchor and worked in Celtic form with the words ‘Dieu Te Garde’ (God Keep You), dispersed with three carnelian cabochons, all within a beaded and rope twist outer border, inscribed verso ‘I was wrought for Joyce Pickering by command of Mabel Thomas, June MCMXIX (1919)’, signed ‘Omar Ramsden me fecit’, 5.5cm

323 Diamond cluster ring, centred with a marquise cut diamond of approx. 0.25ct, flanked by tiny round cut diamonds (one stone deficient), within crossover shoulders channel set with baguette cut diamonds, on an 18ct yellow gold split shank and ring, size R, gross weight approx. 5.4g; also another diamond cluster ring, set with sixteen tiny round cut diamonds in a pavé square setting and crossover shank in 18ct yellow gold, size R/S, gross weight approx. 4.3g (2) £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

£300 - £400 plus 25% BP*

317 9ct gold spiga link bracelet, with lobster claw clasp, length 19cm, weight approx. 6.4g; also a 9ct two colour gold brick and waisted bar link bracelet with lobster claw clasp, length 19.5cm, weight approx. 7.7g (2) £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lots 324 and 326

324 Rolex Cellini 18ct white gold lady’s wristwatch, circa 1966, cushion shaped case with brushed finish, 19mm dial, signed and with baton numerals, manual wind movement, serial number 1358***, the case 24mm, on an integral textured mesh bracelet, London import marks for 1966, length 16cm, gross weight approx. 54g, with Rolex service certificate dated 2008, original box Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £1800 - £2400 plus 25% BP*

325 Sapphire and diamond seven stone ring, set with three brilliant cut diamonds totalling approx. 0.25ct, dispersed with four round cut sapphires, in 18ct white gold claw mounts, on an 18ct yellow gold ring, size R, gross weight approx. 3g £100 - £200 plus 25% BP*

326 Omega Seamaster 600 gent’s stainless steel wristwatch, circa 1965, 30mm champagne dial with Arabic and baton numerals, centre sweep seconds, manual wind (currently in working order), with Omega stainless steel bracelet, number 7912, original box, outer card box and papers Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

327 Edwardian 9ct gold and green gemstone signet ring, Chester 1905, the emerald cut stone possibly green tourmaline, collet mounted on a ring with reeded shanks, size P, gross weight approx. 2.3g; also a 9ct gold and garnet ring, the round cut stone collet mounted on scroll shanks on a 9ct gold ring hallmarked Chester 1917, size O, gross weight approx. 1.3g (2) £150 - £200 plus 25% BP*

328 9ct white gold and garnet bar brooch, centred with a cushion cut stone on an Art Deco style polished bar, with safety chain, 55mm, gross weight approx. 3.3g; also another 9ct gold bar brooch centred with a pink gemstone, 58mm, gross weight approx. 2.6g (2) £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

329 Diamond solitaire ring, the brilliant cut diamond of approx. 0.5ct, in platinum claw mounts, on a split shank and barrel shoulders further set with four tiny diamonds, on an 18ct yellow gold ring, size P, gross weight approx. 1.9g; also a diamond half eternity ring set with seven small brilliant cut diamonds, total weight estimated as 0.3ct, set in indistinctly marked white metal, size P, gross weight approx. 2.2g (2) £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

Lots 330, 332, 334 and 336

330 9ct gold heavy curb link gent’s bracelet, lobster claw clasp, length 22cm, weight approx. 39g

334 Continental 14ct gold mesh rope link bracelet, with safety chain, length 19cm, weight approx. 27g

£600 - £800 plus 25% BP*

£500 - £700 plus 25% BP*

331 Platinum and diamond eternity ring, channel set with tiny round cut diamonds, marked ‘950’, size J, gross weight approx. 2.6g

335 9ct gold spiga chain necklace, with ring clasp, length 40cm, weight approx. 9.5g; also a 9ct gold figaro chain albert necklace with Tbar, length 47.5cm, weight approx. 2.6g (2)

£100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

332 George V 9ct gold hunter pocket watch, Birmingham 1937, monogrammed case, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds, signed W Batty & Sons, Manchester and Liverpool, inscribed gold dust cover, crownwind movement, signed, numbered 404362 and inscribed ‘Makers to The Admiralty’, 48mm diameter, gross weight approx. 83g Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £300 - £400 plus 25% BP*

333 Pair of 9ct gold circular chain cufflinks, Birmingham 1945, 17mm diameter, weight approx. 10.1g; also a pair of 9ct gold oval chain cufflinks, 19mm, weight approx. 5.9g (4) £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

£100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

336 9ct gold flattened curb link necklace, with lobster claw clasp, length 45cm, weight approx. 23.6g £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

337 Italian carved shell cameo brooch featuring Hebe feeding Zeus nectar from a cup mounted in a 12ct gold frame, 60mm x 55mm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

338 Black opal and diamond ring, having a cabochon opal doublet of approx. 20mm x 16mm, the shoulders set with rose cut diamonds in a millegrain setting on an unmarked white metal ring, size K, gross weight approx. 5.3g £600 - £800 plus 25% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lots 338, 340, 342 and 344

Lots 346, 348 and 350

339 9ct two colour gold fancy link bracelet, with lobster claw clasp, 18.5cm, weight approx. 11.6g; also another 9ct gold chain link bracelet, 20cm, weight approx. 4.9g (2)

347 Garnet five stone ring, the graduated round cut stones in scroll mounts on a 9ct gold hallmarked ring, Birmingham 1972, size I, gross weight approx. 2.8g

£150 - £200 plus 25% BP*

£70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

340 Opal and diamond loveheart brooch, centred with a shamrock with a small old round cut diamond approx. 0.06ct, with leaves of cabochon opals, on a 15ct gold openwork frame, 22mm x 20mm, gross weight approx. 2.8g

348 Diamond solitaire ring, the round brilliant cut diamond of approx. 1ct, colour estimated as J or K, clarity as SI1/2, in a platinum claw mount on a split shank and platinum ring, size M, gross weight approx. 1.8g

£250 - £350 plus 25% BP*

£600 - £800 plus 25% BP*

341 Victorian gold and enamelled cross country championship Northern Counties medallion, unmarked and untested, 38mm, gross weight approx. 12g

349 Opal bracelet in 9ct gold, set with seven small cabochon opals within mariner style links dispersed with brick links, the clasp inscribed with the date 1904, cuff size approx. 6cm (some stones chipped), gross weight approx. 9.6g

£60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

342 Opal and diamond cluster ring, of flowerhead design set with fifteen oval cabochon opals dispersed with tiny round cut diamonds, in 18ct gold claw mounts and multi split shank ring, size S/T, gross weight approx. 6.8g £500 - £700 plus 25% BP*

343 Japanese Satsuma brooch, Meiji (1868-1912), painted and gilded with two Bijin seated within a garden, backed in yellow metal, 40mm diameter; also a Chinese enamelled silver filigree oval brooch, centred with a carved coral rose, 43mm (2) £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

344 9ct gold and opal butterfly brooch, with ruby eyes, set with cabochon stones throughout, fully hallmarked, 40mm, gross weight approx. 4.7g £250 - £300 plus 25% BP*

£70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

350 Certificated diamond ring, circa 2014, centred with a round modified brilliant diamond with 73 facets, of 0.8ct, I in colour and I1 clarity, in an 18ct white gold four claw mount, the shoulders set with fourteen further small round cut diamonds, channel set in 18ct white gold, size N, gross weight approx. 3.6g IGI certificated number F6G71338 and laser inscribed on the girdle £800 - £1200 plus 25% BP*

351 9ct gold and cultured pearl foliate brooch, hallmarked Birmingham 1965, 40mm, gross weight approx. 4.7g; also a small 9ct gold chased oval picture locket, 20mm, suspended from a 9ct gold fine chain link necklace (2) £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

£30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

352 Edwardian enamelled and diamond flowerhead brooch, in unmarked yellow metal, 23cm diameter, gross weight approx. 4g; also a gold coloured mistletoe brooch set with cultured pearls, unmarked, 40cmm, gross weight approx. 5.9g (2)

346 Diamond solitaire ring, round brilliant cut stone of approx. 0.5ct, colour estimated as J, clarity as I1/2, in a platinum four claw mount and ring, size J, gross weight approx. 3.2g

353 Pair of 9ct gold monogrammed chain cufflinks, 18mm, weight approx. 9.5g

345 Victorian Whitby jet carved brooch, circa 1900, oval form and carved with a floral bouquet, 70mm x 55mm

£400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

£100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

£80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

Lots 352, 354 and 356

Lots 358, 360 and 362

354 Victorian diamond set leaf brooch, set with 19 old cushion and rose cut stones, the largest being approx. 0.2ct, set in silver, 40mm, gross weight approx. 3.8g; also a Victorian diamond set ribbon bow brooch/pendant (stones deficient), 25mm, gross weight approx. 4g; and a 9ct gold lily of the valley brooch centred with paste stones, with safety chain, 46mm, gross weight approx. 2.7g (3)

362 Peridot and seed pearl openwork pendant brooch, centred with an oval cut peridot and with a further smaller peridot suspended beneath, the whole suspended from a pearl set suspension loop (one pearl deficient), 53mm x 33mm, gross weight approx. 4.9g

£150 - £200 plus 25% BP*

£140 - £180 plus 25% BP*

363

9ct gold wedding ring, size T/U, weight approx. 5.8g

£70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

355 Emerald and opal five stone ring, having three small cushion cut emeralds dispersed with two cabochon opals, in scrolled claw mounts on a chased unmarked yellow metal ring, size R, gross weight approx. 3.1g £120 - £160 plus 25% BP*

356

18ct gold belt ring, Birmingham 1901, size R, weight approx. 5.6g

£150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

357 9ct gold mounted carved cameo brooch, carved with Hebe holding Zeus as an eagle, 55mm x 48mm £70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

358 Late Victorian or Edwardian 18ct gold and enamelled lady’s fob watch, finely chased and enamelled case (with chips), the back cover decorated with a capriccio landscape, white enamelled dial with Arabic numerals, crownwind movement, gold inner dust cover inscribed with the date 1905 (the watch currently not working), 32mm diameter, gross weight approx. 27g

Lots 364, 366 and 368

Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

359 Continental 14ct gold mesh rope link bracelet, with safety chain, length approx. 21cm, weight approx. 28g £500 - £700 plus 25% BP*

360 Victorian gold foliate chased picture locket, circular form with button opening, 29mm diameter, with loop for suspension, gross weight approx. 8.1g £150 - £200 plus 25% BP*

361 18ct gold wrythen pattern wedding ring, size W, weight approx. 9.7g £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

364 George V gent’s diamond ring, set with an old cushion cut stone of approx. 0.25ct, mounted in an 18ct yellow gold, Chester 1913, size R, gross weight approx. 3.8g £100 - £200 plus 25% BP*

365 22ct gold wedding ring, chased with a chevron design, size N, weight approx. 2.6g; also a platinum wedding ring, also with chased decoration, size O, weight approx. 2.9g (2) £120 - £160 plus 25% BP*

366 Diamond solitaire ring, the old cushion cut stone of approx. 0.45ct, colour estimated as K/L and clarity as SI1/2 in an 18ct yellow gold claw mount and ring, size M, gross weight approx. 3.1g £300 - £400 plus 25% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lots 370, 372 and 374

367 9ct gold sapphire and ruby signet ring, set with small round cut stones in a flowerhead design in a recessed square mount and wide rim with textured foliate design shoulders, size J, gross weight approx. 6.3g; also a 9ct gold gem set ‘filigree’ eternity ring, set with sapphires and green coloured gemstones (many stones deficient) on a wide band, size T, gross weight approx. 6.1g (2) £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

368 Diamond three stone gypsy style ring, the old round cut stones totalling approx. 0.5ct, well matched in colour and estimated as J/K and clarity SI/I, in an unmarked yellow gold ring, with presentation inscription to the inside (worn), size P, gross weight approx. 4.4g £500 - £700 plus 25% BP*

369 Yellow gold seal signet ring, testing as 18ct, size T, weight approx. 6.3g £150 - £200 plus 25% BP*

370 Omega Constellation 18ct gold lady’s bracelet wristwatch, circa 1972, gold coloured quartered 20mm dial, signed, with a tiger’s eye cabochon winder, integral textured mesh bracelet, length 16.5cm (watch currently ticking), with box and papers Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £1200 - £1800 plus 25% BP*

371 Continental 14ct gold and cultured pearl dress ring, of modernist design set with two pearls, each 5mm diameter, in a multireeded split setting, size Q, gross weight approx. 6.8g £140 - £180 plus 25% BP*

372 18ct gold bracelet, circa 1985, having alternating polished and reeded bar links, Birmingham hallmark, length 18cm, weight approx. 47.8g £800 - £1200 plus 25% BP*

373 9ct gold cultured pearl flowerhead open brooch, 34mm x 28mm, gross weight approx. 3.6g; also a 9ct gold and pearl mounted double sided picture locket, with loop for suspension, 38mm drop (2) £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

374 Girard Perregaux lady’s 18ct gold and diamond wristwatch, cushion shaped 20mm dial, signed and with baton numerals, manual wind 17 jewel Swiss movement, numbered 6719214, the dial bordered with 32 small brilliant cut diamonds totalling approx. 1ct, on an integral textured bracelet, length 17.5cm, gross weight approx. 49.5g Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

375 Unmarked yellow gold initial ‘J’ pendant necklace, the pendant 25mm, the necklace 80cm, gross weight approx. 8.5g; also a 9ct gold ‘Medic Alert’ curb link bracelet, fully inscribed and personalised, 19.5cm, gross weight approx. 12.4g (2) £250 - £400 plus 25% BP*

376 Cultured pearl double strand choker necklace, the pearls of uniform size and colour, united by a pentagonal white metal clasp set with sapphires, pearls and tiny diamonds, unmarked, length 47cm £300 - £400 plus 25% BP*

Lots 376, 378, 380, 382 and 384

377 9ct gold flat curb link guard chain, with bolt and ring clasp, length 80cm, weight approx. 13.3g £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

378 Sapphire and diamond line bracelet, set with seven small round brilliant cut diamonds, dispersed with 22 small round cut sapphires, in a quatrefoil flowerhead link, length 17.5cm, gross weight approx. 23.5g. Purchased 1976 £800 - £1200 plus 25% BP*

379 Pair of Victorian gold and ruby cannetille double loop pendant earrings, each set with four small rubies, 33mm drop, width 22mm, unmarked, gross weight approx. 3.8g; also a pair of polished open wirework circular ear studs in unmarked gold, gross weight approx. 3.2g; and a pair of gold hoop and wire earrings, unmarked, 25mm diameter, gross weight approx. 5.5g (6)

380 Pair of sapphire and diamond flowerhead cluster ear studs, the flowerhead centred with a round cut sapphire, the petals set with tiny round cut diamonds, all in 18ct white gold, 9mm diameter, gross weight approx. 3g £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

381 18ct gold plain polished wedding ring, size S, weight approx. 6.2g; also another 18ct gold polished wedding ring, size V/W, weight approx. 4.3g; and an 18ct gold worn wedding ring, size N, weight approx. 1.9g (3) £250 - £300 plus 25% BP*

382 Sapphire and diamond flower spray brooch, set with three small round cut sapphires at the centre of three flowerheads, bordered with petals set with tiny round diamonds, all in unmarked white gold, 43mm, gross weight approx. 9g £120 - £180 plus 25% BP*

£250 - £400 plus 25% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lots 386, 388 and 390

383

22ct gold plain polished wedding ring, size K, weight approx. 5.1g

£150 - £200 plus 25% BP*

384 14ct gold cultured pearl ‘sunflower’ ring, 9mm diameter pearl bordered with two rows of chased overlapping leaves on a triple split shank ring, size N, gross weight approx. 9.9g £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

385 Late Victorian 15ct gold coral and pearl dress ring (one stone deficient and worn), size M, hallmarked Birmingham 1891, weight approx. 2.1g; also an unmarked yellow gold wishbone and opal bar brooch, 35mm, gross weight approx. 1.8g (2)

387 Nazareno Gabrielli sterling silver and gold plated paper knife, in original presentation box, 18.5cm £50 - £70 plus 25% BP*

388 Victorian enamelled and pearl sweetheart brooch, circa 1880, navette form centred with a heart and a knotted ribbon set with rose cut diamonds against a deep blue guilloche ground and white enamelled border, the edge set with pearls and with a locket back, all set in unmarked yellow metal, 35mm x 23mm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

389

Chinese white metal and jade spray brooch, 6cm

£80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

£50 - £70 plus 25% BP*

386 Victorian enamelled and pearl brooch in the Etruscan style, centred with a row of split pearls on a curved yellow metal bar, with enamelled blue line details, 48mm, gross weight approx. 5.9g; also an Eastern yellow gold jambiya brooch with chased and cannetille detail, with safety chain, unmarked, 50mm, weight approx. 6.9g (2)

390 18ct gold circular and cross bar link bracelet, with large ring clasp, length 21cm, weight approx. 19.5g

£80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

£400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

391 Yellow gold bangle, with a matted and chiselled leaf finish, continental marks, 6.5cm diameter, weight approx. 15.5g £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

Lot 392

392 Omega Seamaster Professional gent’s stainless steel automatic wristwatch, circa 2023, 42mm case, black wavy dial with date aperture, co-axial master chronometer movement, in unworn condition, with original box, papers, warranty card (60 months from 24.1.23), and outer card box Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £2500 - £4000 plus 25% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lots 394, 396 and 398

393 9ct gold bow brooch, with spring clip, for use with a fob watch, gross weight approx. 2.5g

397 Garnet cluster ring in 9ct gold, set with seven round cut garnets in a coronet style setting, size O, gross weight approx. 3.3g

£60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

£50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

394 Opal and diamond cluster ring, centred with a cabochon opal, 25mm x 10mm, depth approx. 13mm, in an 18ct white gold claw mount, and bordered with 26 small round cut diamonds, in an 18ct yellow gold ring, Birmingham 1973, size T, gross weight approx. 12.5g

398 Diamond cluster ring, having a central round brilliant cut diamond of approx. 0.4ct encircled with two rows of smaller round cut diamonds of approx. 0.15ct and 0.05ct, total diamond weight estimated as approx. 2.4cts, the diamonds all well matched in colour and estimated as K/L and SI2/I1 clarity, all set in 18ct white gold, size M, gross weight approx. 6.6g

£1000 - £1500 plus 25% BP*

395 Opal and diamond ring, in 10ct gold, set with a tiny brilliant cut diamond and a pear cut cabochon opal in an open mount, size Q, gross weight approx. 2.8g £120 - £180 plus 25% BP*

396 Unusual diamond and emerald cluster ring, centred with seven round cut diamonds totalling approx. 1.8cts, bordered with small round emeralds, in an overall flowerhead design, on a split shank and 18ct yellow gold ring, size K, gross weight 5.7g £600 - £800 plus 25% BP*

£1000 - £1500 plus 25% BP*

399 22ct gold wedding ring, with floral chased decoration, size N, weight approx. 2.4g £70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

BOOKS including a collection of Antarctic and Polar Exploration

410 William Shakespeare eight gilt tooled leather bound volumes, pictorial editions, edited by Charles Knight, published by Routledge & Sons, 1867 and including a biography, 3rd edition, 1867 (8 Vols)

415 ‘Guinevere and other Poems’ by Alfred Lord Tennyson, illustrations by Florence Harrison, published by Blackie & Son, 1912, gilt tooled cloth binding, 1 Vol

£50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

£80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

411 Chinese interest: ‘The Illustrated Catalogue of Chinese Government Exhibits for the International Exhibition of Chinese Art in London’ edited by the Chinese Organising Committee, Nanking, 1936, Vols I, II and III, with dust jackets; also ‘Nanking’ published by The Commercial Press Ltd, Shanghai, China; S Howard Hansford ‘Chinese Jade Carving’ published 1950; and ‘The Hong Kong Countryside’ by J A C Herklots, published 1951 (6 Vols)

416 Owen Rutter ‘We Happy Few, An Anthology’, illus. with engravings by John O’Connor, printed at The Gold Cockerel Press, 1946, limited edition numbered 272/750 (1 Vol) £20 - £30 plus 25% BP*

417 Ernest Hemingway ‘The Old Man and The Sea’, first English edition, published 1952 by Jonathan Cape, with dust jacket

£200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

£80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

412 Frances Hodgson Burnett ‘The Secret Garden’ illus. Charles Robinson, 1st edition, published by Heinemann, London 1911; also Alice Hegan Rice ‘The Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch’, illus. Harold Copping, published Hodder & Stoughton (2 Vols)

418 ‘Portrait Miniatures from the Collection of the Russian Museum, 18th-early 20th Century’, the text in Cyrillic and English, published 1979, cloth bound with card sleeve (1 Vol)

£300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

413 J M Barrie ‘Peter Pan and Wendy’ illus. Gwynedd M Hudson, published by Hodder & Stoughton; also Lewis Carroll ‘Further Nonsense Verse and Prose’ illus. H M Batemen, 1st edition, published 1926; Centennial edition ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland’ and ‘Through the Looking Glass’ published by Random House, New York, 1965, two volumes with card sleeve; Kingsley ‘The Water Babies’ illus. Jackson; The Hon. Barry Bingham ‘Falklands, Jutland and the Bight’ published 1919 (6 Vols) £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

£20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

419 Oliver Goldsmith ‘The Vicar of Wakefield’, illus., published in London by John C Nimmo, 1886, marbled boards with gilt tooled leather spine (1 Vol) £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

420 ‘The Discourses of Epictetus’ translated by P E Matheson, illus. Hans Erni, this edition published 1968, with card sleeve (1 Vol) £20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

421 ‘Cases in Equity in the High Court of Chancery - A Collection of Cases’ Volume II, printed by Lintot, Fleet Street, 1756, calf leather binding (1 Vol) £20 - £30 plus 25% BP*

422 Samuel Taylor Coleridge ‘The Rime of the Ancient Mariner’, published by George Harrap & Co., illus. (1 Vol) £20 - £30 plus 25% BP*

423 Homer’s ‘Iliad’ translated by Alexander Pope, published in London by Henry Lintot, 1756, Vols I-VI, calf leather bound £60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

424 John Charles Edward Bowen ‘The Golden Pomegranate, Poetry from the Mogul Empire 1526-1858’, illustrated by the author and in colour by Balai Das, published by Thacker & Co., Bombay, 1st edition published 1957, with green cloth covers (1 Vol) £20 - £30 plus 25% BP*

425 ‘Lucian Freud’ edited by Bernard and Birdsall, published by Jonathan Cape 1996; also ‘Man Ray: Photography and its Double’ published 1998; ‘Celebrating Moore: Works from the Collection of the Henry Moore Foundation’ 1998; and Fahr-Becker ‘Wiener Werkstatte’ (4 Vols) £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

Lot 414

426 Richard Wagner ‘Siegfried and the Twilight of the Gods’ illus. Arthur Rackham, published in London by William Heinemann, 1911, with a card sleeve; also H G Wells ‘The Invisible Man’, published by The Heritage Press, with card sleeve; George Bernard Shaw ‘Two plays for Puritans’ with drawings by George Him, published by The Heritage Press, with card sleeve; and Oscar Wilde ‘The Ballad of Reading Gaol’ with lithographs by Zhenya Gay, published by The Heritage Press (4 Vols) £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

414 ‘Poems’ by Christina Rossetti, illustrations by Florence Harrison, introduction by Alice Meynell, published by Blackie & Sons, gilt tooled cloth binding, 1 Vol £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

427 Jules Verne ‘Twenty thousand leagues under the sea’, translation by Henry Frith, published by Routledge & Sons, 1876, in Everyboy’s Library green cloth binding £60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

Lot 428

428 Folio Society ‘The South Polar Times’ with commentary by Ann Savours, published London 2012, facsimile edition in collaboration with The Royal Geographical Society, British Library and the Scott Polar Research Institute at the centenary of the death of Captain Scott and his companions, limited edition boxed set, numbered 567/1000, commentary with card sleeve £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

429 ‘The Japanese South Polar Expedition 1910-12’, sub-titled ‘Record of Antarctica’, compiled and edited by the Shirase Antarctic Expedition Supporters Association, published by Bluntisham Books at the Erskine Press, 2011, originally published in Japanese, 1913 (1 Vol) £20 - £30 plus 25% BP*

430 Six volumes on Antarctic exploration including Andre Migot ‘The Lonely South’, Travel Club edition; Roger Banks ‘The Unrelenting Ice’ (1962); Amundsen ‘South Pole, An account of the Norwegian Antarctic Expedition in the Fram, 1910-1912’, New Impression, 1996 etc £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

431 Seven Antarctic and Polar exploration volumes including Kevin Walton ‘Two years in the Antarctic’ signed edition, published by Knell; Crawford’s ‘Tristan da Cunha and the Roaring Forties’ signed edition, dated 1982

434 Sir Edmund Hillary ‘High Adventure’ 1st edition, published 1955 by Hodder & Stoughton, with dust jacket; also George Seaver ‘Birdie Bowers of the Antarctic’ 2nd impression, 1938; and John Hunt ‘The Ascent of Everest’ 1st edition 1953 (3 Vols) £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

435 Hugh Robert Mill ‘The Life of Sir Ernest Shackleton’, published by William Heinemann, London 1923; also Apsley Cherry-Garrard ‘The Worst Journey in the World; Antarctic 1910-1913’, published Chatto & Windus 1937 (2 Vols) £50 - £70 plus 25% BP*

436 Sir Vivian Fuchs and Sir Edmund Hillary ‘The Crossing of Antarctica, the Commonwealth Transantarctic Expedition 1955-58’, 1st edition, signed by Fuchs and dated 1965; also M and J Fisher ‘Shackleton’, published by Barrie Books, 2nd impression, 1957 (2 Vols) £60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

437 ‘Antarctic Research, A Review of British Scientific Achievement in Antarctica’ Ed. Sir Raymond Priestley, Adie and Robin, published by Butterworths, 1964, signed by Priestley and Fuchs, complete with map, portfolio and card sleeve (1 Vol) £20 - £30 plus 25% BP*

£30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

438 Griffith Taylor ‘With Scott: The Silver Lining’, 1st edition, published 1916 by Smith, Elder & Co., London, green cloth cover (1 Vol)

432 Four Antarctic and Polar exploration volumes comprising Herbert G Ponting ‘The Great White South’, 1st edition 1921, published by Duckworth; Coleman-Cooke ‘Discovery II in the Antarctic’, 1st edition 1963; Sir Ernest Shackleton ‘The heart of the Antarctic’ Popular edition 1910; Rymill ‘Southern Lights’, 1st edition 1938, published by Chatto & Windus

£100 - £200 plus 25% BP*

£50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

433 John Hunt ‘The Ascent of Everest’, 3rd Impression 1954, with pencil signature attached on cover leaf; also Hartwig ‘The Polar World’, new edition, published by Longmans, Green & Co., 1892; H G R King ‘The Antarctic’ 1st edition, published by Blandford, 1969; three further volumes (6 Vols)

439 Elizabeth Chipman ‘Women on the ice, a history of women in the far south’, published by The Melbourne University Press’ 1986, 1st edition, a fine copy £100 - £200 plus 25% BP*

440 Six Antarctic and Polar Exploration volumes including Sir Ranulph Fiennes ‘To the ends of the earth’, 1st edition; Angie Butler ‘The quest for Frank Wild’ 1st edition, 2011; Hempleman-Adams ‘The heart of the Great Alone - Scott, Shackleton and Antarctic Photography’; three further volumes £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

£30 - £50 plus 25% BP* * Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

441 Five Antarctic and Polar Exploration volumes including ‘Into the frozen South’ by Scout Marr of the Quest Expedition, published Cassell 1923; F D Ommanney ‘South Latitude’ published Longmans, Green & Co., 1st edition 1938; three further volumes

448 A number of mostly modern Antarctic and Polar Exploration volumes including John Grierson ‘Challenge to the Poles - Highlights of Arctic and Antarctic Aviation’ signed 1st edition, published 1964 by Foulis & Co.; and other volumes (18 Vols)

£30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

£20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

442 Five Antarctic and Polar Exploration volumes including Richard E Byrd ‘Antarctic Discovery’ English edition, published by Putnam, 1936; ‘Little America’ 3rd impression 1930; three further volumes

449 A number of volumes relating to South Atlantic Islands, the Falklands and Antarctica including Cawkell ‘The Falkland Islands’ 1st edition 1960; some volumes on the Falklands War 1982 etc (a lot)

£30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

£20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

443 Seven Antarctic and Polar Exploration volumes including Apsley Cherry-Garrard ‘The Worst Journey in the World’ published Chatto & Windus, new edition 1965; Charles Turley ‘Roald Amundsen - Explorer’ 1st edition, published Methuen 1935; and five others

450 A number of Antarctic Exploration volumes including Robert K Headland ‘Chronological list of Antarctic Expedition and later historical events’ published by Cambridge Press; Kevin Walton ‘Two years in the Antarctic’, signed republished edition, 1982; and others (14 Vols)

£30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

£20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

444 Five Antarctic and Polar Exploration volumes including Peter Lancaster Brown ‘Twelve came back’ 1st edition, published by Robert Hale 1957; ‘From the ends of the Earth - An Anthology of Polar Writings’, published Oxford University Press, 1958; and three further volumes

451 A number of vintage Antarctic Exploration volumes including John Coleman-Cooke ‘Discovery II in the Antarctic’ 1st edition, published 1963; Richard E Byrd ‘Alone’ 1st edition American print, 1938; and others (12 Vols)

£20 - £30 plus 25% BP*

£20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

445 A number of mostly modern Antarctic and Polar Exploration volumes including E W Hunter Christie ‘The Antarctic Problem’ 1st edition, published George Allen & Unwin 1951; Jack Bursey ‘Antarctic Night’ 1958; Mary Gillham ‘Sub Antarctic Sanctuary’ published 1967; ‘A time to speak’ an autobiography by Sir Vivian Fuchs, signed and dated 1990 (28 Vols)

452 Antarctic and Polar Exploration including Cherry Kearton ‘Island of Penguins’ 1st edition, published Longmans, Green & Co., 1930; Walter Sullivan ‘Quest for a Continent’ 1st edition, published 1957; and others (12 Vols)

£20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

446 A number of mostly modern Antarctic and Polar Exploration volumes including ‘South with Endurance - Shackleton’s Antarctic Expedition 1914-17 with the photographs of Frank Hurley’ Book People edition, 2001; ‘With Scott to the Pole - The Tera Nova Expedition 191013 with the photographs of Herbert Ponting’ Book People edition 2004; and others (14 Vols)

£20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

453 A number of Polar and Antarctic Exploration volumes including Paquita Morson ‘Morson of the Antarctic’ 1st edition, published by Longmans 1964; Keith Shackleton ‘Wildlife and Wilderness, an Artist’s World’; and others (11 Vols) £15 - £20 plus 25% BP*

454 A number of Antarctic and Polar Exploration volumes including Captain Scott, Morson and others (18 Vols)

£30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

£20 - £30 plus 25% BP*

447 A number of Antarctic and Polar Exploration volumes including Ludecke & Summerhayes ‘The Third Reich in Antarctica The German Antarctic Expedition 1938-39’ published 2012; Perkins ‘Operation Paraquat - The Battle for South Georgia’; and other general exploration (13 Vols)

455 Antarctic and Polar Exploration including Sir Vivian Fuchs ‘Antarctic Adventure, 1st edition, published by Cassell, 1959, with dust jacket; also E W Kevin Walton ‘Two Years in the Antarctic’, 1st edition, 1955, published by Lutterworth; Harry Lillie ‘The Path through Penguin City’, 1st edition, published 1955 by Benn; Scholes ‘Fourteen Men, The Australian Antarctic Expedition to Heard Island’ 1st edition, 1951, with dust jacket; and a number of later volumes (24)

£20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

£40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

WINES & SPIRITS

460 28 miniature bottles of single malt Scotch whisky, all 5cl, including a number of Masters of Malt, Craggan More, Bunnahabhain and others, most appear to be from circa 1993; also Glenfiddich, five Southern Comfort, two Jack Daniels, Martell, Glayva and two Pernod miniatures (40) £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

471 Six bottles blended Scotch whisky comprising Ballantine’s, J&B Rare, Black and White (2 bts), VAT 69, and Long John £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

472 Glenfiddich Over 8YO single malt whisky (1 bt); also Glenfiddich Special Old Reserve single malt whisky (1 bt) (2) £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

473 Denis-Mounie, Grand Reserve Edouard VII Fine Champagne Cognac (1 bt); also Delamain, Tres Belle Grande Champagne Cognac (1 bt) (2) £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

474 Hennessy, Bras Armé Cognac (2 bts); also Hennessy Very Special Cognac (1 bt) (3) £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

475 Courvoisier Luxe Cognac (2 bts); also Bisquit Cognac (1 bt); and Rouget Napoleon VSOP Brandy (1 bt) (4) £20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

476

Courvoisier VSOP Fine Liqueur Cognac (3 bts)

£40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

477 Courvoisier Luxe Cognac (2 bts); also Courvoisier VSOP Fine Liqueur Cognac (1 bt) (3) £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

Lot 461 (part) 461 Arthur Bell’s Golden Bell’s De Luxe, 12YO blended Scotch whisky (2 bts); also Chivas Regal, 12YO blended Scotch whisky, boxed (1 bt) (total 3 bts) £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

462

Bell’s De Luxe, 12YO blended Scotch whisky (2 bts, boxed)

£20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

463

478 Moet et Chandon Dry Imperial 1964 Vintage Champagne, magnum (levels lower neck) £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

479

Martell VS Cognac (3 bts); also Martell 3 Star Cognac (1 bt) (4)

£20 - £30 plus 25% BP*

480

Remy Martin VSOP Fine Champagne Cognac (5 bts)

£40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

Haig Gold Label blended Scotch whisky (6 bts)

£40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

464

Haig Gold Label blended Scotch whisky (6 bts)

£40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

465 The Glenlivet, 12YO single malt whisky (1 bt, boxed); also The Glenlivet, 8YO single malt whisky (1 bt) (2) £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

466 The Glenlivet, 12YO single malt whisky (1 bt); also The Glenlivet, 8YO single malt whisky (1 bt) (2) £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

467 Johnnie Walker Black Label, blended Scotch whisky (2 bts); also Johnnie Walker Red Label, blended Scotch whisky (2 bts) (4)

Lot 481

£30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

468 Johnnie Walker Black Label, blended Scotch whisky (2 bts); also Haig Gold Label, blended Scotch whisky (3 bts) (5) £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

469

Bell’s blended Scotch whisky (6 bts)

£30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

470 Four bottles blended Scotch whisky comprising Haig (2), White Horse and Famous Grouse; also Jameson Irish whiskey (1 bt) (5) £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

481 Croft Vintage Port, 1966 (7 bts); also Warre’s Vintage Port, 1975 (1 bt) (8) £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

482 Chateau Musar, 2004, Bekaa Valley, Lebanon, 1 magnum (level lower neck) £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

DAY TWO Thursday 23rd November at 10am

PICTURES

507 William Lionel Wyllie (1851-1931), Boulogne fishing boats, drypoint etching, signed by the artist, 21.5cm x 29cm £50 - £70 plus 25% BP*

508 William Lionel Wyllie (1851-1931), HMS Victory at Portsmouth, drypoint etching, signed in pencil by the artist, with David Messum gallery label verso, 10.5cm x 34.5cm £70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

Lot 500

▲ 500 James Longueville (b.1942), Locks at Willeymoor, oil on board, signed, labelled verso and dated 1980, 30cm x 40cm £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

501 William Selwyn (b.1933), ‘Scruff’, a limited edition print, numbered 47/500, signed in pencil by the artist, 25cm x 39cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

502 English School (late 18th Century), Fishing at the plunge pool, oil on canvas, 43cm x 61cm £70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

503 Sybil Mullen Glover, ‘Cabby and her friends’, watercolour, signed, labelled verso, 36cm x 52cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

Lot 509 509 William Lionel Wyllie (1851-1931), Sheringham Crabbers, drypoint etching, signed in pencil by the artist, 20cm x 24.5cm £70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

510 Percy Brooke (active late 19th Century), Herding cattle on a country lane, watercolour, signed, 24cm x 34cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

Lot 504 504 John Henry Henshall (1856-1928), Children reading, watercolour heightened with white, signed, 16.5cm x 24cm £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

505 After William Lionel Wyllie (1851-1931), ‘Trafalgar at 2.30p.m.’, a modern limited edition coloured print, numbered 335/1000, dated 1991, 67cm x 98cm £100 - £200 plus 25% BP*

506 William Lionel Wyllie (1851-1931), Portsmouth fishing boats, drypoint etching, signed in pencil by the artist, 24.5cm x 29.5cm £50 - £70 plus 25% BP*

Lot 511

▲ 511 James Longueville (b.1942), ‘The field’s edge’, signed oil on board, inscribed verso, 50cm x 60cm Provenance: Sarah Samuels Fine Paintings £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

Lot 512

Lot 513

512 David Fulton RSW (1848-1930), Children playing on a beach, oil on board, signed, 32cm x 40cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

▲ 513 John Horsewell (b.1952), Fishing boats, low tide, signed oil on canvas, 70cm x 91cm £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

Lot 517

▲ 517 George Wallace Jardine (1920-2002), Mermaid’s lair, oil and gouache on board, signed, 40cm x 60cm £200 - £400 plus 25% BP*

▲ 518 Charles Frederick Tunnicliffe (1901-79), Cattle study, red chalk drawing, signed, 19cm x 27cm £70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

▲ 519 John Edwards (Contemporary), ‘Lynx’, pencil drawing, signed, inscribed to a label verso, 24cm x 34cm Provenance: Moorland Gallery, Cork Street, London £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

Lot 514

▲ 514 Charles William Oliver (1911-2004), Portrait of an unidentified mountaineer, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1978, unframed, 61cm x 51cm

520 Clarkson Stanfield (1793-1867), Mont St Michel, watercolour, 28cm x 38cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

£50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

521 Percy Brooke (active late 19th/early 20th Century), Children before a cottage, watercolour, signed and dated 1906, 19.5cm x 26cm

515 Frederick George Coleridge (1840-1925), Pair, Summer days on the river, watercolour and bodycolour, signed, 9.5cm x 13cm

£70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

£280 - £350 plus 25% BP*

522 English School (late 19th Century), Gathering seaweed on a rocky coastline, watercolour, 27cm x 46cm

516 C Jones (mid 20th Century), Coastal valley, watercolour, signed and dated 1945, 18.5cm x 30cm

£60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

£10 - £20 plus 25% BP*

523 Eira Williams (20th Century), Portrait of a bespectacled gentleman, watercolour, signed, 21cm x 20cm £20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lot 524

▲ 524 Donald McIntyre (1923-2009), ‘Caernarvonshire Farm, Evening’, oil on board, signed, inscribed verso, 50cm x 122cm £3500 - £5000 plus 25% BP*

Lot 526 526 Charles James Adams (1859-1931), Droving sheep in a summer landscape, watercolour, signed, 28cm x 39cm £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

Lot 525

Lot 527

525 Louise J Rayner (1832-1924), St Sampson’s Square, York, watercolour and bodycolour, signed, unframed, 23cm x 13cm

527 Follower of Ruskin Spear (1911-90), Woman reading, oil on canvas, 34cm x 41cm

£200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

£200 - £400 plus 25% BP*

Lot 528

Lot 529

528 Louis Wain (1860-1939), ‘The family likeness - their father’s eyes, nose and markings I admit but look at their brains that is where I come in’, pen and ink, 24cm x 18cm, unsigned

529 Louis Wain (1860-1939), ‘My intentions are ah don’t smile’, coloured crayon, signed and titled, 21.5cm x 16.5cm

Provenance: Chris Beetles Ltd, English Watercolours, London, gallery label verso

Provenance: Chris Beetles Ltd, English Watercolours, London, and inscribed to a label verso ‘originally given by Louis Wain as a patient to the psychiatrist who was treating him’

£200 - £400 plus 25% BP*

£400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

Lot 530

▲ 530 Laurence Stephen Lowry (1887-1976), An industrial town, limited edition coloured print, numbered 448/500, signed in pencil by the artist, 48cm x 62cm £1000 - £1500 plus 25% BP* * Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

▲ 531 Sir William Russell Flint (1880-1969), Gossip after market,

▲ 539 Dewi Tudur (b.1957), ‘Hen Dwr-Reggello’ (The Old Tower,

Perigord, limited edition coloured print, the series limited to 850 but not individually numbered, signed in pencil by the artist, 52cm x 68cm

Reggello), gouache, watercolour and ink, signed and dated 2012, 13cm x 34cm

£50 - £70 plus 25% BP*

Provenance: Purchased from Ffyn Y Parc Gallery, Llanrwst £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

▲ 540 Dewi Tudur (b. 1957), ‘Rhes o Goed Cyress’, Italian ink and gouache on paper, signed and dated 2017, 14cm x 37cm Provenance: Purchased from Ffyn Y Parc Gallery, Llanrwst at a cost of £650 £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

541 Cynthia Rowan (Contemporary), four limited edition signed coloured prints ‘Chinese Poem’, numbered 4/25, 39cm x 28cm, ‘The Endangered Forest’, numbered 21/75, 42cm x 20cm, ‘Summer Border’, numbered 2/50, 30cm x 34cm, and ‘Flower Market’, numbered 21/100, 18cm square £60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

▲ 542 Liz Bradley (Contemporary), ‘Living amidst the hyacinths’, limited edition silkscreen print, numbered 2/50, 49cm x 37cm £20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

Lot 532

▲ 532 Lily Kaufmann (active 1934-56), Portrait of a young girl sporting a daisy chain crown, watercolour, signed, 22cm x 28cm Provenance: Richard Hagan Fine Paintings, Broadway , Worcester

▲ 543 Samuel John Milton Brown (1873-1965), Clipper ahead of the storm, watercolour, signed, 20cm x 28cm £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

▲ 544 Malcolm Edwards RCA (b.1934), ‘Green Door’, watercolour, signed, dated 2012, 14cm square

£400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

£40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

533 E Gignous (1850-1906), Venetian backwater, watercolour, 34cm x 24cm £50 - £70 plus 25% BP*

▲ 545 Malcolm Edwards (b.1934), ‘Coed Y Cra Mill’, a sketch book page, Sunday at 12 Noon’, ink, pencil and coloured crayon, signed, 38cm x 53cm

534 Tom Campbell (1865-1943), Poplars on the river bank, watercolour, signed, 26cm x 31cm

Provenance: Purchased from Ffyn Y Parc Gallery, Llanrwst at a cost of £750

£80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

535 T Lawley (19th Century), Fishing in the Highlands, oil on canvas, signed, 30cm x 20cm

▲ 546 Malcolm Edwards (b. 1934), Hendy, watercolour, signed, 27cm x 22cm

£100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

Provenance: Purchased from Ffyn Y Parc Gallery, Llanrwst at a cost of £820

▲ 536 B Pearce, The old Dee Bridge, Chester, pastel drawing, signed and dated 1998, 31cm x 51cm

£120 - £180 plus 25% BP*

£30 - £40 plus 25% BP*

537 Frank Wood (late 19th/early 20th Century), Berwick on Tweed, watercolour, signed and dated 1899, 24cm x 35cm £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

▲ 538 Dewi Tudur (b.1957), ‘Tip Coch, Toscana’ (Red Earth, Toscana), gouache and Italian ink on paper, signed, 30cm x 40cm Provenance: Purchased from Ffyn Y Parc Gallery, Llanrwst at a cost of £950 £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

Lot 539 Lot 547 54

▲ 547 Malcolm Edwards (b.1934), ‘Bron Y Maen, Berwyns’, watercolour, signed, 30cm x 25cm Provenance: Purchased from Ffyn Y Parc Gallery, Llanrwst at a cost of £725 £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

Lot 548 548 Thomas James Lloyd (1849-1910), Upland pastures, watercolour, signed and dated 1904, inscribed to the mount, 20cm x 60cm £250 - £350 plus 25% BP*

▲ 549 Pollyanna Pickering (1942-2018), Siamese cats, pencil drawing highlighted with white, signed, oval, 22.5cm x 31.5cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

▲ 550 Martyn Jones (b.1955), ‘Nuit Jardin - Mai 2015’, oil on canvas, signed and inscribed verso, 30cm x 39.5cm Provenance: Purchased from Ffyn Y Parc Gallery, Llanrwst at a cost of £495 £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

Lot 553

▲ 553 Martyn Jones (b.1955), Pair ‘Miami Bee Rescue’ and ‘Le Voyage Oublie - Penmon’, watercolours on paper, signed, inscribed and dated 2013, 17cm x 23cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

▲ 554 Martyn Jones (b.1955), ‘Aquifer - Été V’, oil on canvas, signed and dated verso 2012, unframed, 21cm x 30cm Provenance: Purchased from Ffyn Y Parc Gallery, Llanrwst at a cost of £395 £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

▲ 555 Martyn Jones (b.1955), ‘Halcyon Blunge VI - July’, watercolour and ink, signed and inscribed and dated 2016, 20cm x 29cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

556 Joseph Hughes Clayton (active 1891-1929), Fishing boats at low tide, St Ives, signed watercolour, 30cm x 50cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

Lot 551

▲ 551 Martyn Jones (b.1955), Pair ‘New Year Southbourne’ and ‘La Conversation Barcelona’, watercolours on paper, signed, titled and dated 2015, 17cm x 23cm

Lot 557

£50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

▲ 557 Matthew Wood RCA (b.1973), ‘Evening Light, Bwlch Mawr and Garnedd Fach’, oil on board, signed and inscribed verso, 9cm x 20cm

▲ 552 Martyn Jones (b.1955), ‘Night Garden Dipper II’ and ‘Aeon-

£40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

Crush-Early’, watercolours on paper, signed and inscribed and dated 2017 and 2015 respectively, 11.5cm square (2) Provenance: Purchased from Ffyn Y Parc Gallery, Llanrwst £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

▲ 558 Samuel John Milton Brown (1873-1965), Inwards, two old sailing vessels being pulled under steam into the river, watercolour, 24cm x 34cm, with original artist’s label verso £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

▲ 559 Sue Hunt (b.1959), ‘Hellebore’, silver point and watercolour on card, inscribed verso, 16cm x 22cm Provenance: Purchased from Ffyn Y Parc Gallery, Llanrwst at a cost of £420 £20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

560 Henry John Kinnaird (1861-1929), Arundel Castle from the Meadows, watercolour, signed and inscribed, 35cm x 53cm

569 M Tennant (active late 19th Century), Bedfordshire cottage, watercolour, signed, 37cm x 53cm

£150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

£30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

▲ 561 A R Catherall (active late 20th Century), Conwy Castle, watercolour, signed with a monogram, dated 1975, 32cm x 44cm

▲ 570 Albert Ernest Brockbank (1862-1958), ‘A pause at the Ship

£20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

£80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

Inn, Porlock’, watercolour, signed, 37cm x 52cm

562 K Rees-Davies (Contemporary), ‘Clematis Bill Mackenzie’, signed watercolour on paper, 24cm 13.5cm Provenance: Purchased from Ffyn Y Parc Gallery, Llanrwst; also Susan Kane, Pair of floral studies, watercolour and ink on paper, signed verso, 12cm square (3) £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

563 Five works by Heather J Craigmile (b.1925): ‘The Conwy Valley’, pastel drawing, signed and dated 1995, 19cm x 26cm; also ‘The River Loire’ pastel drawing, dated 1997, 22cm x 28.5cm; ‘Snowdrops and Narcissus’, 15.5cm x 22cm; ‘Gulls at the water’s edge’, watercolour, signed, 16.5cm x 23.5cm; and ‘Near St. Tropez’, watercolour, signed and dated 1979, 15.5cm x 21.5cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

564 Heather J Craigmile (b.1925), ‘Conwy Valley’, watercolour, signed and dated 1977, 16.5cm x 23cm; also by the same artist ‘The Old Barn’, watercolour, 15cm x 21cm; D Wiggins ‘The Conwy River, early morning’, watercolour, signed, 17cm x 24cm; Anne Francis ‘My Wales’, watercolour, 18.5cm x 15.5cm; and David Humphreys limited edition print ‘Slate Scape’ numbered 6/150, signed, 35.5cm x 39cm (5) £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

565 Edward Horace Thompson (1879-1949), ‘Loweswater and Mellbreak’, watercolour en grisaille, signed, inscribed to a label verso, 16cm x 35cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

Lot 571 571 Percy Lancaster (1878-1951), ‘The flower seller’, watercolour, signed with a monogram, inscribed to a Bromley & Son Fine Art Gallery Bolton label verso, 33cm x 50cm £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

572 Thomas Mackay (1851-1920), A summer bouquet from the cottage garden, watercolour, signed and dated 1911, 22cm x 30cm £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

▲ 573 Eric Peake (b.1940), ‘Jewel of the Rainforest’ signed limited edition print, with certificate, 58cm x 41cm £20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

Lot 566 566 Thomas Mackay (1851-1920), A matched pair ‘On the river bank’, watercolours, signed, one dated 1892, the other 1893, 17.5cm x 24cm and 17.5cm x 27cm respectively £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

▲ 567 Robert Leslie Howey (1900-81), Two views, boats on a river, oils on canvas board, signed, 13cm x 18cm and 11cm x 16cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

▲ 568 Robert Leslie Howey (1900-81), Three watercolours, two of boating scenes, the other of figures outside a cathedral, all 12cm x 17cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

Lot 574

▲ 574 Keith Shackleton (1923-2015), ‘Cape Renard, A Summer Evening off The Antarctic Peninsula’, limited edition coloured print, signed in pencil by the artist and numbered 376/450, 44cm x 67cm £20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

575 Arthur Lee Rogers (active 1871-94), Fishing boat heading out to sea, oil on canvas, signed, indistinctly dated ‘88, 50cm x 77cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

576 English School (late 19th Century), Study of orchids, indistinctly signed watercolour and bodycolour, 62cm x 47cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

577 Mary S Hagarty (active 1882-1938), Droving cattle through the village, watercolour, signed, 34cm x 24cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

Lot 581 581 Claude Hayes (1852-1922), Logging on the Sussex Downs, watercolour, signed, 48cm x 61cm £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

▲ 582 Colin Radcliffe (Contemporary), Lancashire Mills, watercolour, signed, 58cm x 51cm Provenance: Purchased from the artist, October 1980 £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

Lot 578

▲ 578 Andrea Patrisi (Italian b.1954), Marechiaro, oil on canvas, signed, inscribed verso, 99cm x 70cm £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

▲ 579 Peter Heard (1939-2021), Sea Breeze, limited edition coloured print, numbered 169/300, signed in pencil by the artist, 56cm x 48cm £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

583 Henry John Kinnaird (1861-1929), Pair, ‘Sussex cornfield’ and ‘Cornfield near Arundel’, watercolours, signed and inscribed, 25cm x 38cm £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

▲ 584 Robert Oscar Lenkiewicz (1941-2002), ‘Painter with Lisa’, limited edition silkscreen print, numbered 203/395, titled, signed in pencil by the artist, 84cm x 79cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

Lot 580

Lot 585

▲ 580 Samuel John Milton Brown (1873-1965), On the Mersey off

585 Cuthbert Rigby (1850-1935), Midsummer river landscape with cattle watering, possibly the River Dee, signed watercolour, 49cm x 75cm

New Brighton, watercolour, signed, 48cm x 76cm £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

£200 - £400 plus 25% BP*

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Lot 596 Lot 586 586 Arthur Gilbert (1819-95), Trout fishing, Snowdonia, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1892, 50cm x 75cm £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

▲ 587 Sheila Turner (b.1941), Bidston Village, oil on board, signed and dated 1978, 19cm x 29cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

588 Lawrence Rusklom (?), Pair, ‘The Smokers’, watercolours, signed, 22cm x 16cm £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

596 Frederick James Aldridge (1850-1933), The Giardini Pubblici on the Venetian Lagoon, watercolour, signed, 27cm x 39cm £70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

597 Charles Edward Wilson (1854-1941), ‘On the coast, Springtime’, watercolour, signed, 23cm x 36cm, with Hibbert Bros. Sheffield label verso dated 5th March 1892 £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

598 English School (late 19th Century), The Water Tower, Chester, watercolour, unsigned, 34cm x 46cm £20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

▲ 589 Samuel John Milton Brown (1873-1965), Blue Funnel Line passenger ship heading for the Mersey, watercolour, signed, 22cm x 34.5cm £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

590 Monogrammist L S (late 19th Century), Pair, ‘Houses on the Fleet at Clerkenwell’ and ‘The Old Spa Bermondsey’, both executed circa 1862, watercolours, signed with a monogram, inscribed verso, 50cm x 35cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

591 E G Voudery (?), Cornish harbour, watercolour, signed, 34cm x 51cm £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

592 Walter Eastwood (1867-1943), Pair, Back streets of a Cornish fishing village, watercolours, signed, 53cm x 35cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

593 Walter Eastwood (1867-1943), Unloading the catch, a busy harbour scene, watercolour, signed, 50cm x 60cm £70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

594 E C Williams (active late 19th Century), ‘The Thames, Eventide’, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1872, 60cm x 90cm £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

595 Charles Frederick Buckley (1812 - 1869), three Highland views including Glen Coe, Loch Long and Loch Lomond, watercolours, signed and dated 1856, 27cm x 40cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

Lot 599

▲ 599 Bruce Pearson (b.1950), ‘Emperor Penguins on an iceberg’, gouache and pencil, signed and dated 1977, 31cm x 50cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

▲ 600 Bruce Pearson (b.1950), ‘Snow Petrel’, gouache and pencil, signed and dated 1982, 35cm x 53cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

601 Tom Clough (1867-1943), The Harbour, Pittenweem, Fife, watercolour, signed, 37cm x 55cm £250 - £350 plus 25% BP*

602 English Impressionist School, Thames barges on a river, oil on board, 18cm x 28cm, unsigned £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

603 Follower of Oliver Clare, Still life with grapes, apple and chestnuts, watercolour, 16cm x 21cm £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

604 English School (late 19th Century), River landscape in the height of summer, watercolour, 24cm x 27cm £20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

605 John James Wilson (1818-75), Ashness Bridge, Cumbria, oil on canvas, signed, 29cm x 54cm £200 - £400 plus 25% BP*

606 M Murphy (mid 20th Century), Chinese objects and sunflowers, signed pastel drawing, 50cm x 43cm; and another of a bowl of anemones and a Chinese plate, pastel, signed, 44cm x 39cm (2) £60 - £100 plus 25% BP*

Lot 612 612 Arthur Claude Strachan (1865-circa 1938), Children on a lane, possibly Elton, watercolour and bodycolour, signed, 28cm x 44cm £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

607 C Fullwood (active late 19th/early 20th Century), Near Bath, watercolour over pencil, signed, titled and dated 1907, 24cm x 33cm £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

608 Thomas Mackay (1851-1920), Idle times on the river bank, watercolour and bodycolour, signed and dated 1900, 30cm x 38cm

▲ 613 Claude Graham Muncaster (1903-74), Derbyshire hills, watercolour over charcoal, signed and dated October 1932, inscribed verso, 27cm x 36cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

£400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

Lot 614 (part) Lot 609 609 Philip Wilson Steer (1860-1942), ‘Wreck on the seashore, Dover’, watercolour, signed, dated 1929, 23cm x 31cm Provenance: The Ruskin Gallery Ltd, Stratford-on-Avon, with gallery label verso

614 Chinese interest: Antoine Humblot ‘The Procession of a Chinese Wedding when the Bride if brought home to her Husband’, an aquatint engraving by Charles Mosley, circa 1750, 23cm x 29.5cm; also James Basire ‘The Procession at a Chinese Funeral’ aquatint engraving, circa 1750, 23cm x 30cm (2) £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

£200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

▲ 615 Edmond Xavier Kapp (1890-1978), Profile of a fashionable young

610 Percy Lancaster (1878-1951), ‘Ullswater’, watercolour, signed, titled verso, 36cm x 51cm

£20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

£100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

611 Percy Lancaster (1878-1951), Cattle watering in a Cumbrian landscape, watercolour over pencil, signed, 24.5cm x 35cm £60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

woman, pen and ink, watercolour and crayon, signed, 24.5cm x 18cm 616 Chinese interest: George Child (1706-circa 1753), ‘Province III Kyang-si’, hand coloured engraved map, 35.5cm x 28.5cm; also ‘Province IX Shan-si’, hand coloured engraved map by Emmanuel Bowen, 36cm x 26cm (2) £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

617 Henry John Kinnaird (1861-1929), A Sussex hay field, watercolour, signed, 36cm x 52cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

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Lot 625

Lot 626

618 English School (19th Century), Figures on a river bank with cattle watering, oil on panel, 40cm x 47cm £60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

▲ 623 Hugh McNeil McIntyre (b.1943), ‘Troston Bluebells’, oil on canvas, signed and dated ‘06, inscribed verso, 28cm x 22.5cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

619 Alice Squire (1840-1936), Figure on the moors, watercolour, signed with initials, 18cm x 25cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

▲ 624 James Longueville (b.1942), ‘Dymmocks Mill, Summer’, oil on board, signed, 29cm x 39cm Provenance: Sarah Samuels Fine Paintings

▲ 620 Hugh McNeil McIntyre (b.1943), ‘Lavender below Sault’, oil on canvas, signed and dated ‘06, inscribed verso, 28cm x 22cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

£200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

625 Florentine School (late 19th Century), Madonna and child, after Andrea del Sarto (1486-1530), oil on panel, 50cm x 18cm The original, housed in the Uffizi Gallery, Florence, is known as the ‘Madonna con Bambino tra San Francesco d’Assisi e San Giovanni Evangelista’ £100 - £200 plus 25% BP*

626 Thomas Mackay (1851-1920), Fishing at the water’s edge, watercolour and bodycolour, signed and dated 1896, 22.5cm x 35cm £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

Lot 621

▲ 621 Hugh McNeil McIntyre (b.1943) ‘Pays d’Aurel’, oil on canvas, signed, inscribed verso, 22cm x 28cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

▲ 622 Hugh McNeil McIntyre (b.1943), ‘Flags on the cairn’, oil on canvas, signed and dated ‘06, inscribed verso, 22.5cm x 28cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP* 60

Lot 627

627 Hercules Brabazon Brabazon (1821-1906), ‘An Eastern bath’, watercolour and bodycolour over pencil, 24cm x 34cm Provenance: Messrs Sotheby’s - Purchased from an auction of topographical pictures, New Bond Street, London, 1987 £220 - £280 plus 25% BP*

▲ 628 Virginia Schoenemann (Contemporary), Cottages at Congreave near Rowsley, watercolour, signed, inscribed to a label verso, 42cm x 47cm £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

Lot 634

▲ 634 Raimondo Roberti (Italian, b.1947), ‘The Cloisters, Sorrento’,

Lot 629

▲ 629 David Gentleman (b.1930), ‘Horstead Mill, Norfolk’, lithograph, with stamped signature, dated 1966 lower right, 34.5cm x 47cm £70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

▲ 630 Bruce Pearson (b.1950), ‘Wandering albatross’, gouache, signed and dated 1981, 43cm x 32cm

oil on canvas, signed, 70cm x 49cm £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

▲ 635 Neil S Hopkins (b.1942), ‘Summer afternoon, Abersoch’, watercolour, signed and dated 1997, inscribed to the mount, 14cm x 22cm £20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

▲ 636 George Thompson (1934-2019), River Dee and The Groves, Chester, oil on canvas, signed, inscribed verso, dated 1977, 40cm x 50cm

£80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

Lot 631 631 Italian School (late 20th Century), Pair, ‘Sorrento’ and ‘Capri’, indistinctly signed oils on board, each inscribed verso, 29cm x 39cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

▲ 632 Antonio Bonetti (Italian, 20th Century), ‘Borgo di Pescator’, oil on board, signed, inscribed verso, 29cm x 39cm; also another Italian oil painting of a harbour view, indistinctly signed, oil on canvas, 29cm x 23cm (2)

Lot 637

£60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

633 Henry John Kinnaird (1861-1929), Returning from the fields in the depths of winter, watercolour, signed, 20cm x 15cm £60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

637 Sanderson (late 20th Century), Still life with champagne bottle and fruit, pastel, indistinctly signed, 46cm x 38cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lot 643 638 Abbie Rose Cox (active circa 1900-10), Two Mersey views, watercolours, signed, 20cm x 27cm and 14cm x 20.5cm; also another by the same hand of a North Wales river scene, 14cm x 19cm (3) £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

▲ 639 George Hann (1900-79), Pont Marie, Paris, oil on canvas, signed, inscribed verso, 50cm x 60cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

£60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

646 Henry Harris Lines (1801-1889), ‘Old oaks, a landscape near Worcester’, watercolour, signed and dated 1886, 46cm x 68cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

▲ 640 Simon W Fisher (late 20th Century), ‘The Lusitania at

▲ 647 Bill (William) Gillon (1942-2021), ‘Foetus Machoetus’, triptych oil on wooden panel, overall 162cm x 163cm

Liverpool’, limited edition coloured print, signed in pencil by two survivors Alice Drury and Avis Foley, and countersigned by the artist, numbered 688/850, with certificate, 40cm x 72cm

Bill was born in 1942 and studied at Edinburgh College of Art 1960-65. As part of the Scottish Realism Movement he exhibited alongside Alexender Moffat and John Bellany in the early 1970s.

£30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

▲ 641 Charles Norman Longbotham (1917-99), On the Mersey, watercolour, signed, 12.5cm x 20cm Provenance: The Alpine Club Gallery Exhibition 1976, South Audley Street, London £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

642 Albert Pollitt (1856-1926), ‘Heading home down the valley’, watercolour, signed and dated 1900, 38cm x 58cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

643 William Henry Mander (fl.1880-1922), ‘Old mill in the hill, North Wales’, watercolour, signed and dated 1909, 36cm x 51cm Provenance: Michael St John Fine Art. Purchased 2002 at a cost of £1,450 £120 - £180 plus 25% BP*

644 Frank William Scarbrough (1860-1939), ‘Heading out to sea’, watercolour, signed, 40cm x 35cm £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

645 S Peal (active late 19th Century), ‘The plantation’, watercolour, signed, inscribed and dated 1896, 54cm x 33cm

Provenance: Purchased by the vendor’s father at the 20X57 Exhibition, Edinburgh, 1971. The sum of £85 for the work was paid in instalments with the agreement of the artist. £200 - £400 plus 25% BP*

648 Indian Miniaturist School (late 19th/early 20th Century), ‘A courting couple’, gouache heightened with gilt details, bordered with script, 16cm x 8cm; and ‘A seated couple’, gouache heightened with gilt and with ink script throughout, with Jaipur Government Court Fee blue stamp above, 33cm x 21cm (2) £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

649 Chinese School (20th Century), Set of four watercolours depicting Ming and Kangxi blue and white porcelain designs, each 30cm square £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

OBJETS D’ART

652 Chinese carved bamboo brush pot, late 19th/early 20th Century, height 17cm; also a Chinese carved wooden dragon desk ornament, the dragon chasing a flaming pearl, 26cm; and a modern Chinese carved wooden phoenix wall display, 41cm x 39cm (3) £70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

653 Sèvres style hand decorated porcelain vase lamp, with brass mounts and decorated with gilded panels featuring a chateau and courting couple in 18th Century style, against a bleu de roi ground, terracotta fabric shade, height 125cm, the shade 48cm diameter £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

654 Pair of large brass table lamps in the Dutch style, with multiknopped columns over a circular base supported on paw feet, with pleated cream fabric shades, total height 72cm, height to the fitting 50cm £100 - £200 plus 25% BP*

655 Aubusson style needlework bedspread, worked with a central floral cameo within multiple floral sprays and garlands in pinks and greens on a fawn ground, size approx. 267cm x 173cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

Lot 650 650 Embroidered petit-point needlework tapestry, depicting a biblical scene, mounted within a later oak frame, size including the frame 110cm x 101cm £60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

651 Hi-fi equipment: Naim power amp Nap 110 (serial no. 5058); Naim pre-amp Nac 42N (serial no. 12550); Dunlop Systemdec record deck with Linn Basik Plus tone arm; Bowers & Wilkins 685 series 2 speakers; Nytech audion CT 206 FM radio (all connection leads present) £500 - £800 plus 25% BP*

Lot 653 64

656 French violin labelled ‘’Vuillaume a Paris, Rue Croix des Petits Champs 46’’, 14 inch two piece back with good curl from honeyed yellow to red brown, stamped ‘Vuillaume a Paris’ £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

657 Unusual Edwardian mahogany and glass beadwork serving tray, in the Adam Revival style, finely worked with coloured beads within gold coloured wirework, brass carrying handles, 57cm x 34.5cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

658 Sampson Mordan & Co., London, brass postal scales, with weights, on an ebonised mahogany base, 27cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

Lot 656 (two views)

662 Great Britain stamp collection in four albums comprising Mulready envelope, 17th July 1840; two Penny Blacks; small number of Penny Reds Imp.; Two Penny Blue Imp. (added white lines); ‘Star’ Penny Reds; halfpenny stamps, circa 1870; Penny Red Perfs. including a block of nine, plate 150, block of six, plate 124; other Victorian mint and used stamps, generally of low denomination; Edward VII; George V; Edward VIII first day cover; George VI coronation cover; Elizabeth II 2d. block of four (perf missing); later Elizabeth II issues including 1960s album, and 1970-89 including many mint stamps £200 - £400 plus 25% BP*

663

Chanel black satin jumpsuit, size 38

£80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

Lot 659 659 Taxidermy prowling fox, nicely landscaped, in a glazed case, 104cm x 55cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

660 Japanese cloisonné vase, Meiji (1868-1912), ovoid form decorated with peony against a red ground, height 30.5cm

664 Russian Imperial artillery sword, circa 1872, 75cm blade dated 1872, with a leather and wirework and grip, brass finger guard, original leather and brass ringed scabbard, length 90cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

665 Pair of cast and pressed brass griffin twin branch wall lights, height 40cm, spread 33cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

£50 - £70 plus 25% BP*

661 Chanel cerise and silver threadwork I-pad case, apparently unused, 29cm x 23cm, with dust bag £100 - £200 plus 25% BP*

Lot 666 666 Seth Thomas walnut cased calendar clock, painted 12.5 inch dial with Roman numerals, with 8.25 inch calendar dial beneath, opening door with original instruction label on the inside, with key, 70cm drop, width 38cm Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £140 - £180 plus 25% BP*

667 French bronze sculpture of a cavalier on horseback, late 19th Century, height 57cm, length 44cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

668 Pair of Chinese gu style celadon porcelain table lamps, 20th Century, of baluster melon form with slender neck, gilt coloured base, coffee coloured satin finish shades, height to the top of the shades 72cm £200 - £400 plus 25% BP*

Lot 662 * Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lot 670

669 Shaeffer Prelude gold plated fountain pen, with box, papers and two cartridges; also Waterman, Paris, two silver and gold plated ballpoint pens, each with Minerva mark, both boxed (3)

674 Small selection of pewter wares comprising a baluster lidded wet mustard pot, 5.5cm, a pap boat, candlestick, two pepper pots, circular box and three spoons (9)

£80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

£50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

670 1960s walnut stereo cabinet enclosing a Garrard model 301 turntable (with replaced Linn Basik Plus tone arm), Leak Point One stereo amp and Leak Troughline II stereo receiver, and Boots audio stereo cassette player, together with a pair of Leak Sandwich 15 ohm speakers

675 French Art Deco marble and chrome clock garniture, the clock with rectangular dial, signed ‘Comptoir General M Schnerb.’, the movement striking on a bell, the clock 44cm , height 23cm, with matching ornamental vases, height 15.5cm, with key and pendulum (currently in working order)

£700 - £1000 plus 25% BP*

671 Cairo ware silver inlaid copper plate, with calligraphic reserves. 33.5cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

672 Victorian equestrian ink stand, having an oak horseshoe shaped base supporting a moulded glass inkwell and with horse bit pen stand, raised on four hoof feet, width 21cm, height 23cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

673 Edwardian ecclesiastical pewter wine flagon, inscribed and dated 1904, 31cm; also a pair of 19th Century pewter candlesticks, height 29cm (3) £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

Please note our special conditions regarding clocks and watches £150 - £200 plus 25% BP*

676 Art Deco figural mirror, having a silvered finish spelter dancing figure, in the style of Lorenzl, reflected in a circular mirror, over a wooden base, height 32cm £150 - £200 plus 25% BP*

677 Pair of late Victorian bronzed spelter bookends, circa 1900, cast as children playing blind man’s buff, mounted on yellow marble bases, height 20.5cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

Lots 675 and 676

678 Chinese carved wooden figure of Guanyin, the deity carved standing on a lily pad and water dragon, height 41.5cm

683 Victorian bronze bust of Shakespeare, mounted on a polished slate base, height 33cm

£50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

£150 - £200 plus 25% BP*

679

684 Chinese carved hardwood figure of Shoulao, late 19th/early 20th Century, inlaid throughout with wirework, height 31cm

Set of three Victorian brass handled steel fire irons, 84cm

£100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

680 Chinese boxwood fan, 20th Century, finely pierced and decorated with a basket of flowers, 23cm, original box £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

£80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

685 Chinese carved wooden figure of Shoulao riding on a deer, early 20th Century, height 34cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

Lots 681 and 682 681 Jose Cardona (1878-1923), Haut en Bas! bronze sculpture of a boy with hands in pockets, signed, titled to the base, height 30cm £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

682 French bronze figure of a Bacchanalian cherub, late 19th Century, rich brown patina, mounted on a yellow marble base, height 21cm £60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

Lot 686 686 Decorative stained glass and metal table lamp, in Edwardian Art Nouveau style, the shade worked with landscapes over a column base with three lamps, 55cm diameter, height 78cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

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Lot 690 687 Two brass altar sticks, 19th Century, one having a wax ejector, both with circular bases, height 50cm and 48cm respectively £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

688 Pair of ornamental brass cannons, 17cm, raised on wooden carriages, total length 23cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

689 Patinated treen priest, 22.5cm; also a jigging tool with turned wooden handle; turned boxwood pill box; and a French bone stanhope featuring the Paris Trocadero (4) £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

690 Pair of Black Forest carved limewood table centres, each carved as deer at the base of trees, height 50cm £800 - £1200 plus 25% BP*

691 Cario ware small baluster vase, circa 1900, with silver inlaid decoration, height 10cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

692 Decorative gilt brass table lamp, late 20th Century, with four candle branches centred with an electric fitting, over a column and stepped square base, with a blue fabric shade, height to the fitting 62cm, total height 102cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

693 After the Antique, Grand Tour bronze figure of David, dark brown patina, height 37cm £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

694 After the Antique, a Grand Tour bronze figure of Spinario, dark brown patina, 14cm £50 - £70 plus 25% BP*

695 After Michelangelo, Pair of bronzes ‘Lorenzo and Giuliano de Medici’, Grand Tour souvenirs, late 19th/early 20th Century, raised on polished slate plinths, height 24.5cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

696 Japanese bronze stork and turtle okimono, Taisho (1912-26), height 28cm £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

697 George III mahogany and inlaid urn shaped knife box converted to a decanter box, containing three green glass lozenge section decanters with silver gilt mounts, hallmarked London 1897, with glass stoppers also mounted in silver gilt, and with six engraved glass liqueur glasses, all within an urn pedestal over a square base with boxwood and ebony chequered vertilinear inlays, height 71.5cm £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

698 Victorian walnut and brass mounted tantalus, circa 1850-70, having three wrythen moulded glass square section decanters with faceted stoppers, each with a modern silver decanter collar, with a base opening to compartments and with a pop out games drawer with cribbage board, playing cards and bezique counters, with brass carrying handles and key, width 35cm, depth 27cm, height 34cm £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

699 Alabaster carved sculpture of Canova’s Three Graces, 34.5cm, presented on an associated carved plinth, under a Victorian glass dome with ebonised oval base, total height 64cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

Lots 700 - 702

700 William III ivory mounted malacca cane, initialled ‘VI’ and dated 1700, with piquet decoration, 98cm De Minimus ivory exemption application no. D9FDDNBS £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

701 Georgian malacca cane, with a white metal lion’s head terminal, 88cm £120 - £180 plus 25% BP*

702 Georgian white metal topped cane, the metal unmarked, with wrigglework decoration, and with a tapered brass ferrule, 85cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

Lots 693 - 695

703 Two World stamp albums including Chilean 5 centavos, 1867; Costa Rica 5 centavos with oficial (sic) overstamp 1889, other later Latin American; European including French Republic imp. 1852/3; Africa; Asia; Australasia including Victoria, Queensland, New South Wales, New Zealand; USA including 1936 16th Anniversary of Women’s Suffrage 3 cents (two albums and a number of loose stamps) £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

704 Italian travelling triptych icon, probably early 19th Century, leather clad wooden case opening to reveal a crucifix in white metal on a wooden cross, flanked by Mary and John the Baptist, 18.5cm, when closed 9cm, £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

705 Great War trench art, formed as a brass miniature coal scuttle, inscribed ‘Italy 1918’ and with Royal Artillery cypher, 14cm Lots 697 and 698

£30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

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Lot 706 706 Victorian mahogany and inlaid apprentice piece chest of drawers, late 19th Century, fitted with a secret frieze drawer, two short and three long graduating drawers with moulded glass handles, width 37cm, height 40.5cm, depth 21cm £70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

707 Regency rosewood octagonal jewellery box, the cover decorated with a stipple engraving of a mother and child, edged with tramline inlays, 18cm x 15cm £20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

708 After Joseph Nollekens, small bronze bust of William Pitt in Romanesque style, mounted on a square plinth, height 22cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

709 Richard Macdonald (American, Contemporary), ‘Showtime, Atelier’, a limited edition patinated bronze figure, numbered 202/950, mounted on a stepped circular black marble base, height 39cm, with certificate of authenticity and supporting documentation

Lot 709

£800 - £1200 plus 25% BP*

710 Chinese polished brass censer, 19th Century, straight sided form cast with calligraphic panels in Zhuanshu script, the base cast with a Ming mark, 13cm diameter, height 10cm £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

711 Pair of Georgian style mahogany and cast brass candlesticks, having cast urn shaped sconce over a fluted and wrythen moulded column, turned weighted bases, height 30cm £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

712 Jules Nicholas Steiner (French) waltzing doll, circa 1880, bisque head with blue glass eyes, open mouth, bisque arms, clockwork mechanism, height 38cm £600 - £800 plus 25% BP*

713 18th Century Eastern bronze swivel cannon or lantaka, length 50cm £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

714

Cornish serpentine and brass miniature sundial, height 10cm

£20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

715 Small bronze bust of a pioneering aviator, as yet unidentified, unsigned, mid brown patina, height 9.5cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

Lot 712

Lot 716

Lot 720

716 Pair of French marble and ormolu urn table lamps, 20th Century in the Empire Revival style, composed of variegated coloured marbles with cream and red fabric pleated shades, height to the top of the shades 72cm

720 Two hand worked brass plaques, in the Newlyn style, one centred with a Viking style sailing boat bordered with Celtic inspired foliate scrolls, 69cm diameter, the other with panels of mythical beasts with Celtic inspired knot reserves and a central roundel, 68.5cm diameter

£400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

£140 - £180 plus 25% BP*

717

721 Continental ebony and carved sandalwood cigarette box, late 19th Century, rectangular form, the hinged cover carved in bas relief with a reclining cherub, 15cm x 10.5cm

Pair of 19th Century treen needlework winding clamps, 17cm

£45 - £70 plus 25% BP*

718 Ebony and steel tooth key, late 18th/early 19th Century, 14.5cm £45 - £60 plus 25% BP*

719 Victorian tortoiseshell cigar case, late 19th Century, rectangular cushion form with an applied gold monogram, 14cm x 7.5cm £40 - £80 plus 25% BP*

£40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

722 G E Evans, Oswestry, mahogany wheel barometer, with 21cm silvered main dial, silvered thermometer, turned bone adjuster, height 92cm £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

723 Pierre Jules Mene (French, 1810-79), ‘Ecossais montrant un renard a son chien’ and ‘Valet de chiens tenant deux griffons Ecossais’, a pair of bronze figure groups depicting a Scottish hunter holding aloft a dead fox and a ghillie holding a pair of deerhounds, each raised on a circular base, both signed ‘P J Mene’, 50cm Illustrated in Michel Poletti 2007 Catalogue Raisonne pg. 34, pl. 21 and pg 35, pl. 22. Mene was a prolific animalier sculptor of the 19th Century. He had a reputation for high quality work, being awarded the Cross Legion d’Honneur for contributions to art in 1861, and first class medals at the London Exhibitions of 1855 and 1861. His work is clearly influence by Landseer and these particular sculptures were originally cast in 1861 and 1864 respectively £1000 - £1500 plus 25% BP*

Lot 723

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724 Early Victorian rosewood wheel barometer, 12 inch main silvered dial, silvered thermometer, carved mother of pearl adjuster, height 111cm

728 Pair of painted toleware ‘’tea cannister’’ table lamps, each decorated with a crest against a terracotta ground, with white fabric cylinder shades, height 71.5cm, the cannisters 46cm

£20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

£100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

725 George Bussey & Co., London, croquet set, comprising four named mallets, thirteen worn coloured wooden balls, nine original metal hoops, one later steel hoop, makeshift peg, and eight Jaques mallets, all contained within a labelled pine box with carrying handles, width 106cm, depth 26cm

729 Danish green patinated copper plaque in the style of Just, decorated with a fish and bubbles, unmarked, 34.5cm diameter, raised on ball feet £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

£80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

726 Continental cast metal plaque, decorated in low relief with the deposition of Christ, 24.5cm x 19cm £20 - £30 plus 25% BP*

Lot 730 730 Pair of bronze Marly horses, after Guillaume Coustou, late 19th or early 20th Century, height 56cm £500 - £700 plus 25% BP*

731 R G Lawrie, Glasgow, blackwood and celluloid bagpipes, circa 1930s, fully combed, original chanter, mounted with synthetic bag, wooden carrying case £600 - £800 plus 25% BP*

732 Far Eastern hardwood pail, 18th or 19th Century, slightly curved cylinder form with metal ring handles, height 26cm, 28.5cm diameter £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

733 George III copper coffee pot, circa 1800, of U-shape with fruitwood handle, height 28cm; also a further George III copper coffee pot with a later wicker handle, height 32cm; a pair of George III brass candlesticks, 20.5cm; and a miniature copper kettle, 14cm diameter (5) £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

Lot 727 727 Jim Tweedie (Edinburgh), silver Highland bagpipes, the drones of turned blackwood with Celtic inspired silver mounts, hallmarked Birmingham 1973, and signed to the chanter ‘J Tweedie’, with Gannaway large size pipe bag Tweedie made state of the art instruments in the 1970s. He was a meticulous craftsman known for the use of seasoned blackwood, seasoned for a minimum of eight years. Tweedie drones were known to produce an outstanding tone. Jim Tweedie originally turned pipes for William Sinclair and Hugh MacPherson in Leith during the 1950s and 1960s and then went on to start Inveran Bagpipe Makers in the early 1970s in Edinburgh. It still exists today in Kirkcaldy, Fife, under one of Jim’s apprentices, Pipe Major Brian Donaldson Musical instrument ivory exemption application no. SUN6ERM8 £2800 - £3400 plus 25% BP*

734 Country house copper gallon kettle, 19th Century, oval section inscribed ‘H.B S3’, height 35cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

735 Heavy brass and copper braising pan, 19th Century, with twin carrying handles, 32cm diameter £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

736 19th Century brass lidded saucepan with steel handle, 26cm diameter; also a smaller lidded pan, 19cm diameter (2) £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

737 Royal commemorative needlework sampler, commemorating the coronation of King George VI, by Henriette de Soldat, dated September 28th 1937, glazed and framed, size including the frame 50cm x 105cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

Lots 733 (part) - 736 738

Singer 221K sewing machine, cased and with accessories

£100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

739

Three wooden carvings, 18th Century and later, the largest 21cm

£50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

743 Cantonese carved sandalwood card case, 19th Century, rectangular, carved throughout with figures amidst pavilions and pines, 11cm x 7.5cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

Lot 740 740 Must de Cartier Stylos fountain pen, satin brushed metal barrel with gold plated mounts, with 18ct yellow gold nib, with original box and papers; also a Must de Cartier encrier (inkwell) of French crystal glass with gold plated hinged cover, marked ‘Cartier 1989’, 8cm diameter, with box and papers (2) £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

741 French enamelled heart shaped box, decorated with floral sprays, initialled on the base with a conjoined ‘VP’, 6cm; also three further enamelled boxes and an enamelled bonbonniere formed as the head of a dog (all with damages), (5) £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

Lot 744

742 Unusual carved bone priest, carved in Chinese style with lingzhi forms, 19th Century, 18cm; also a Victorian fruitwood snuff box, 7cm; and a Victorian papier mache snuff box, the hinged lid decorated with donkeys chatting over a fence ‘when shall we three meet again’, 7.5cm (3) £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

744 Pair of classical style ormolu mounted yellow marble table lamps, of urn shape with lion’s mask twin handles and a band of stiff acanthus leaves, over a square base, with ivory coloured silk shades, total height 77cm, the lamps 47cm to the fitting £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

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Lots 751 - 753

745 Japanese cloisonné vase, late Meiji (1868-1912), ovoid form decorated with Chinese cranes against a deep blue ground, height 18cm

751 Fine Victorian rosewood and birds eye maple writing box, fitted interior with gilt tooled leather writing surface, and with pen tray and two inkwells, with key, 46cm x 25.5cm x 13cm

£50 - £70 plus 25% BP*

£120 - £180 plus 25% BP*

746 French specimen wood collector’s chest, circa 1890-1920, having two recessed panel doors opening to six specimen wood fronted drawers, and with a long drawer to the base, width 37cm, height 29.5cm, depth 18cm

752 George III mahogany cutlery tray, circa 1780, rectangular form with shaped gallery and central carrying handle, 37.5cm x 27cm £120 - £180 plus 25% BP*

£50 - £100 plus 25% BP*

753 Pair of George III mahogany and brass candlesticks, circa 1780, with brass urn shaped sconce, over a wrythen moulded and turned column, on a turned weighted base, height 35.5cm

747 Pair of Benham & Froud brass candlesticks in the Dutch style, height 27cm £60 - £100 plus 25% BP*

748 Fernand Cian (1889-1954) marble sculpture of a young girl, signed, mounted on a scagliola marble plinth, height 50cm

£800 - £1200 plus 25% BP*

754 Oak and brass coopered piggin, 23cm diameter; also a copper banded oak jug, height 26cm (2)

£200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

749 Lister mahogany coopered jardinière stand, 19cm diameter

£40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

750 Mahogany and metal coopered oval tub, oval form with integral handles, width 43cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

Lot 748

759 French ormolu and black marble cylinder inkstand, circa 1880, cast gilt brass cover worked with fruits and flowers, with a rope twist swing handle, opening to china inkwells, the sides embellished with ormolu swags, height 13.5cm, 12cm diameter £300 - £400 plus 25% BP*

760 Asprey boulle, brass and rosewood inkstand in the French taste, circa 1900, centred with a clear glass square inkwell with hinged cover, flanked by pen wells and two lidded compartments, concave angled base, 23.5cm x 18.5cm £600 - £800 plus 25% BP*

761 French oak architectural mantel clock and barometer, of temple form with cream dials, centred with a thermometer and within double Corinthian columns, on a stepped base, width 42cm, height 25.5cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

762 Philately interest: French stamp and moistening box, by Alf Giroux, Paris, brass framed with onyx panels, champleve enamelled edge to the base, signed to the inside cover, 9.5cm, height 6cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

Lot 755 755 Chinese bronze Buddha, late 18th/early 19th Century, cast carrying a boy, marked to the base, dark brown patina, height 31cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

756 Victorian brass collar crimper, mounted on a wooden base, with a turned bone handle, height 30cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

757

Edwardian poacher’s wooden ferret box, 35cm x 29cm

£20 - £40 plus 25% BP*

Lot 763 763 Victorian coromandel decanter box, with brass edging, opening to reveal four later clear glass decanters with porcelain labels, width 24.5cm, depth 24.5cm, height 28.5cm £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

764 Boulle brass inkstand, probably French, late 19th Century, supporting a clear cut glass inkwell with hinged cover, with a pen tray at either side, on a rectangular base inlaid with red tortoiseshell, 24cm x 19cm £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

Lots 758 - 760 758 French brass and pietra dura jewellery casket, circa 1850, beaded oval form set with oval cameos of pietra dura tablets featuring insects and a bird to the cover, against a foliate chased and silvered recessed panel lid and sides, velvet lined interior, 18cm x 11.5cm x 10cm high £800 - £1200 plus 25% BP*

765 Fine quality French brass stationery folder, circa 1870, the cover centred with a Watteauesque enamelled oval panel, depicting courtiers within a blue enamelled border, chased half scroll work in a star form against a brass faced panel, opening to a satin lined interior, 26cm x 20.5cm £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

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Lots 766 - 768 766 French green onyx and champleve enamelled four glass clock, circa 1900, the dial with Arabic movements, enamelled bezel, twin mercury cylinder pendulum with enamel embellishment, the movement striking on a gong, height 29cm, width 18.5cm Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £120 - £180 plus 25% BP*

767 French walnut and ormolu lyre shaped mantel clock, white enamelled dial with Arabic numerals, the movement signed ‘A D Mougin’ striking on a bell, with pendulum, height 51cm Please note our special conditions regarding clocks and watches £500 - £700 plus 25% BP*

768 French mahogany and ormolu mounted four glass mantel clock, late 19th Century, in the Empire style, the white enamelled chapter ring with Roman numerals, indistinctly signed ‘Paris’, the movement striking on a gong, with pendulum and key, raised on brass scroll feet, height 33cm, width 20cm Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

769 Continental Secessionist rosewood and brass inlaid blotter, 28.5cm x 23cm

Lots 771 - 773

£150 - £200 plus 25% BP*

770 French brass domed jewellery casket, circa 1880, domed form, the top with an ivory oval panel bordered with chased flowerheads with black enamel inlay, similarly decorated sides, opening to a blue velvet interior (no key), width 21.5cm, height 15.5cm De Minimus ivory exemption application no. 42K1V5MD £400 - £600 plus 25% BP* 76

771 Lacquered brass monocular microscope, by J H Steward, Strand, Cornhill, London, numbered 612, circa 1880, with two objective lenses, in original mahogany carrying case, the microscope 36cm high £180 - £240 plus 25% BP*

772 MDS (London), mining aneroid pocket barometer, 8cm diameter, with leather carrying case; also a lacquered brass field microscope, height 16.5cm (2) £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

773 J Halden & Co. (London and Manchester), mariner’s pocket sextant, the case inscribed ‘From engineer and staff Barry Dock, 1896’, 7.5cm diameter, with original leather case £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

774 French walnut, brass and ivory inlaid folder/blotter, embellished with ‘’silver’’ details, 36cm x 28cm De Minimus ivory exemption application no. GY77DJNB £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

775 Continental mahogany box, shallow sarcophagus form with ebony line inlays and brass double headed eagle and ring handles, opening to an interior with a lift out tray, all raised on ebonised bun feet, 29.5cm x 20cm x 12cm high £60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

Lots 780 - 782 782 French Gothic Revival burr walnut and brass four bottle scent casket, square form with canted corners, hinged cover inset with a later printed oval panel, opening to four cut glass jars and with a mirror to the inside lid, 14cm x 14cm x 12cm high £300 - £400 plus 25% BP*

783 Two Chinese embroidered sleeve panels, framed as one, featuring figures within a garden in coloured silks and gold threadwork, probably 19th Century, 49cm x 17cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

784 French novelty brass inkwell, cast as a Turk with hinged cover, height 14.5cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

Lot 776 776 Sporting interest: calf leather and brass mounted cartridge case, with brass lock and oak interior (lacking sections), 32cm x 27cm £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

777 Victorian oak smoker’s box, the triple opening top with recessed carrying handle and revealing a partitioned cedarwood interior, gothic inspired brass embellishments, with key, 36cm x 26cm x 14.5cm high £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

778 French gilt brass mounted aide memoire, chased foliate decoration, opening to a red satin interior with note pad, 18cm x 8cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

779 Continental Secessionist style rosewood and brass inkstand, rectangular form centred with a circular inkwell with hinged cover and a pen rest with a galleried edge, 29cm x 18cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

780 Rosewood and brass mounted tea caddy, canted rectangular form with brass strap embellishment, the interior with a cover, 14.5cm x 12cm x 9.5cm high £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

781 Victorian burr walnut brass mounted box, mid 19th Century, with brass reinforced corners and recessed carrying handles, opening to a vacant interior lined with satin (originally a scents bottle or spirit decanter case), width 21cm, height 23.5cm, depth 21cm

Lot 785 785 French amboyna, walnut and ebonised jewellery box, circa 1870, the top centred with a painted circular panel depicting an artist at work, bordered with mother of pearl and brass beadwork, opening to a silk lined interior, raised on brass feet, 30cm x 28cm x 13cm, with key £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

£250 - £350 plus 25% BP*

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Lots 786 (part) and 787

786 Britains farm accessories comprising a farmer with two horse cart, boxed; two wheel tipping trailer (130F), boxed; and a farmer’s gig (20F), boxed (3) £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

787 Britains fox hunting set, comprising eleven figures on horseback, sixteen hounds and a fox £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

788 Rare pair of Britains near life size models of toy soldiers, modelled as Grenadier Guards, height 176cm Provenance: Directly from the Britains warehouse, Nottingham after the American company Ertl bought the company and relocated to their own premises in Devon £1500 - £2000 plus 25% BP*

Lot 788

FURNITURE & RUGS

790 Pair of William and Mary style walnut and upholstered armchairs of grand stature, blue gingham fabric back and seat, outswept moulded arms with scroll forearms and open Braganza supports, raised on similar open Braganza scrolled forelegs united by a C-scroll carved stretcher, width 78cm, height 131cm, depth 84cm

797 Oak joined chair, probably Yorkshire, 18th Century and later, with a carved rose panel back and bobbin turned supports and stretcher, height 90cm; also another oak joined chair, with double carved rail back, later solid seat, turned supports, height 102cm (2) £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

£400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

791 Good Victorian mahogany wind out dining table, circa 184060, the top with rounded corners and moulded edge, accommodating two mahogany leaves, each of 65cm, and with the option of a further stained pine extension of 35cm, and with a Victorian scumballed pine leaf case, height 147cm, width 75cm, the table when closed 160cm, width 137cm, raised on turned and reeded tapered legs with large brass castors, height 74cm £1000 - £1500 plus 25% BP*

792 Lanson, Keighley, mahogany eight day musical chiming longcase clock, the hood with verre eglomise painted glass panels, over reeded columns flanking a 12 1/2 inch brass dial with rolling moon to the arch, silvered chapter ring, the centre signed and engraved with a swan, eight day movement striking on a gong and eight bells, with pendulum and two weights, flame mahogany door with reeded quarter pilasters, over a panelled box base, height 229cm Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £600 - £800 plus 25% BP*

793 Fruitwood cofferbach, late 18th Century, with lift up lid, two fielded panel front, the base fitted with a single long drawer, width 62cm, depth 32cm, height 46cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

Lot 798 798 Mahogany side table in the Georgian style, rectangular top fitted with three small drawers, on tapered turned legs with pad feet, width 92cm, depth 45cm, height 69cm £70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

799 Unusual estate made yewood armchair, circa 1880-1900, with rail and target back, reeded arms and legs, and with a red fabric pad seat, width 57cm, depth 76cm, height 112cm £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

800 Victorian ebonised and gilt decorated revolving music stool, circa 1885, upholstered seat raised on turned and fluted supports united by a cross stretcher, 34cm diameter £60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

801 Late Regency mahogany dressing table mirror, rectangular plate on turned and ringed supports, the base fitted with three jewellery drawers, width 54.5cm, height 56cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

802 Christopher Guy (Designer), large silvered open frame bevelled glass wall mirror, with original labels, 180cm square £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

Lot 794 794 Anglo-Eastern camphorwood campaign chest, 19th Century, two sections, each fitted with two long drawers with oval plate handles and brass reinforced corners, iron carrying handles to each side, all raised on bracket feet, width 72cm, height 84cm £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

795 Victorian mahogany and cream coloured deep buttoned fabric upholstered spoonback armchair, circa 1870, height 105cm, width 70cm

£50 - £100 plus 25% BP*

804 George III oak and mahogany banded mule chest, circa 1790, the hinged top opening to an interior with candle box and small drawers, the front having six short and three false drawers, with brass swan neck handles, all crossbanded in mahogany, within reeded pilasters and raised on ogee bracket feet, width 174cm, height 110cm, depth 54cm

£80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

£300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

796 Elm farmhouse table, late 18th/early 19th Century, four plank cleated top raised on tapered square section legs with H-stretcher, 172cm x 85cm, height 76cm

805 Late George mahogany and brass banded cellarette, oval form with brass lion mask ring handles, raised on four splayed supports, width 60cm, height 58cm

£200 - £400 plus 25% BP*

803 Turkish woollen carpet, having a beige field with two lines of conjoined medallions in blue, red and fawn within a multi-guardstripe border, size approx. 290cm x 193cm (requires extensive cleaning)

£150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

806 Early Victorian mahogany library table, gilt tooled leather top fitted with two frieze drawers opposing similar blind drawers, raised on turned and reeded legs with brass cup castors, width 132cm, depth 77cm, height 75cm £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

807 Gainsborough style mahogany armchair (modern), upholstered throughout in a pale green floral damask, width 70cm, height 88cm, depth 74cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

808 Quality large red fabric upholstered settee, of chesterfield type, width 270cm, depth 126cm, height 80cm £100 - £300 plus 25% BP*

Lot 804

809 Large mahogany square coffee table, with nicely figured veneers, crossbanded and with carved apron and dolphin carved feet, 124cm, height 43.5cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

810 Pair of Duresta wing armchairs, in the Georgian style, upholstered in a chevron patterned light blue fabric, height 108cm, width 78cm (Please note that these chairs do not currently comply with current fire regulations and must not be used in a domestic interior until reupholstered) £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

811 Late Regency mahogany bow front chest of drawers, the top crossbanded and with ebony line inlay, fitted with two short and three long graduated drawers with later turned wooden knobs, raised on bracket feet, width 102cm, depth 50cm, height 102cm £150 - £200 plus 25% BP*

812 Oak bible box, early 18th Century, two plank hinged top with iron latch and lock plate, width 95cm, depth 47cm, height 31cm £70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

Lot 805

Lot 813 813 Mahogany side table in the Chippendale style, circa 1900, the rectangular top over a frieze with carved edge, raised on acanthus carved swan neck legs with claw and ball feet, width 110cm, depth 56cm, height 85cm £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

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815 Victorian burr walnut tilt top breakfast table, the oval top with quarter burr veneers over a turned and carved baluster column and four moulded cabriole legs with pot castors, width 136cm, depth 100cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

816 Pair of green leather upholstered deep buttoned wing armchairs, with square section supports, height 109cm, width 83cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

817 Pair of green leather chesterfield two seater settees, width 160cm, depth 87cm £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

Lot 814 814 Pair of Persian Kashan woollen rugs, centred with a red and fawn medallion against a deep blue field dispersed with palmettes, fawn and red spandrels, and a red palmette border, 216cm x 129cm £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

Lot 818 818 Victorian mahogany and inlaid bow front chest of drawers, crossbanded throughout with satinwood and with quadrant inlays, fitted two short and three long graduated drawers with oval brass plate handles, raised on ogee bracket feet, width 105cm, depth 53cm, height 99cm £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

Lot 815

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Lot 817

Lot 819 819 William IV burr walnut teapoy, circa 1835, circular hinged top opening to two cylinder caddies and two receptacles for mixing bowls (not present), raised on a wrythen moulded column and three cabriole legs, width 41cm, height 74cm £120 - £180 plus 25% BP*

820 French style marble topped pedestal wine table, with porcelain and brass mounts, late 20th Century, 35cm diameter, height 79cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

Lot 823

821 Queen Anne walnut dressing table mirror, shaped rectangular plate over a base with slope front opening to small drawers and pigeonholes and with a long drawer to the base, width 48cm, height 82cm £70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

823 Oak and inlaid bureau bookcase, the top with a moulded cornice over two moulded panel doors inlaid with boxwood and ebony fan panels, opening to two adjustable shelves, over a similarly inlaid slope front and opening to drawers and pigeonholes around a central cupboard door, the front having one long and two short drawers over three graduated long drawers, all raised on turned legs, width 102cm, height 194cm, depth 55cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

Lot 822

Lot 824

822 George III mahogany and brass bound wine cooler, circa 17801800, oval form with hinged lid opening to a lead lined sectioned interior, brass carrying handles, raised on square tapered legs with brass castors, width 62cm, depth 42cm, height 66cm

824 Oak panelled box settle, early 19th Century, the seat with two lift up panels over a three recessed panel front, width 180cm, height 123cm, depth 52cm £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

£200 - £300 plus 25% BP* * Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

825 Anatolian red ground woollen carpet, dispersed with dark blue hooked lozenges, within a deep blue and fawn border, size approx. 292cm x 200cm £100 - £200 plus 25% BP*

826 Mahogany bow front corner display cabinet, in the French taste, having a single glazed door opening to two fabric covered shelves, over a cupboard base with finely figured doors, raised on splayed square section supports, height 171cm, width 52cm

829 George III oak mule chest, circa 1760, the re-hinged double plank top over a four fielded panel front, with two drawers to the base with brass swan neck handles, over a shaped apron and bracket feet, width 148cm, depth 55cm, height 87cm £120 - £180 plus 25% BP*

£70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

Lot 830

Lot 827 827 George II oak low dresser, circa 1750, having three drawers crossbanded in walnut and with brass escutcheons and handles, raised on tapered and turned front legs with pad feet, width 225cm, depth 48cm, height 90cm £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

830 Georgian style walnut low dresser, moulded edge and three drawers with brass handles, raised on shell carved swan neck supports with pad feet, width 182cm, depth 48cm, height 86cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

831 Mahogany tallboy cabinet, in the Chippendale Revival style, circa 1910, having two arched moulded panel cupboard doors opening to a single shelf, over three long drawers with brass swan neck handles, raised on carved ogee bracket feet, width 110cm, depth 51cm, height 140cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

Lot 828

Lot 832

828 Good Victorian walnut hall settle, circa 1890, having a cavetto floral moulded canopy over a bevelled glass mirror and four brass coat hooks with leaded glass panel sides, over a box base with lift up seat and recessed panel front, width 97cm, height 206cm

832 George III oak dresser and plate rack, circa 1760-80, the boarded rack with dentil cornice and two shelves over a gallery of six spice drawers, the breakfront base centred with a cutlery drawer and three false drawers each with brass swan neck handles, flanked by two further short drawers and two panelled cupboard doors opening to shelves, all flanked by reed quarter pilasters and raised on later bracket feet, width 186cm, height 188cmm, depth 56cm

£150 - £200 plus 25% BP*

£800 - £1200 plus 25% BP*

834 French burr walnut and ormolu jardinière table, having a lift up cover with foliate ormolu mounts to the edge, raised on cabriole legs with sabots, width 73cm, depth 46cm, height 78cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

835 Edwardian mahogany and inlaid bow front display cabinet, circa 1905, the top with a small bevelled glass oval mirrored back, over a leaded glass door with coloured panels, opening to two fabric covered shelves, raised on short cabriole legs with pad feet, height 157cm, width 61cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

836 Turkish woollen carpet, having a salmon pink field with wide borders of yellow, blue and mustard, size approx. 364cm x 250cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

837 Edwardian fiddle back mahogany and inlaid jardinière stand, with serpentine edged square top (lacking liner), raised on tapered square section legs united by a platform stretcher, height 99cm, receptacle size 28cm diameter £60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

Lot 833 833 Early Victorian mahogany extending dining table, circa 1840, the top pulling out to accommodate one additional leaf, raised on inverted tulip and turned legs, with brass castors, when closed 130cm x 121cm, the leaf 65cm, height 74cm £100 - £200 plus 25% BP*

838 Edwardian mahogany and inlaid bureau bookcase, having two astragal glazed doors opening to three adjustable shelves, well figured pull down slope opening to pigeonholes and two drawers, the front with four graduating long drawers with original handles, raised on paw feet, width 115cm, height 209cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

839 Bentwood hat stand, attributed to Thonet, circa 1900, height 190cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

840 Burr walnut extending dining table, in Queen Anne Revival style, late 20th Century, the top crossbanded and accommodating one extra leaf, length 182cm extending to 243cm, width 114cm, raised on shell carved swan neck legs with pointed pad feet, height 75cm; together with a set of eight mahogany dining chairs in the Chippendale style, with carved splat backs and blue leather upholstered seats, on carved cabriole forelegs, comprising two carvers and six singles (9) £800 - £1200 plus 25% BP*

Lot 840

* Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

845 Chinese carved rosewood and marble topped jardinière stand, late 19th/early 20th Century, carved with birds amidst prunus blossom to the apron, raised on carved cabriole legs united by a platform stretcher, height 69cm, 41cm diameter £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

846 Chinese carved rosewood jardinière stand, late 19th Century, the octagonal beaded top with marble inset, over a foliate carved frieze and carved cabriole legs with cross stretcher, the top 33cm diameter, height 61cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

847 Turkish woollen carpet, having a central salmon pink field within multi-patterned borders of sky blue, fawn and yellow, size approx. 392cm x 308cm £100 - £200 plus 25% BP*

Lot 841 841 Quality walnut bow front freestanding corner display cabinet, in Queen Anne style, the top glazed section beneath an arched cornice, opening to two plate glass shelves, over a moulded panel cupboard base opening to a single shelf, all raised on bracket feet, height 198cm, width 74cm £100 - £200 plus 25% BP*

842 Queen Anne Revival walnut flat front corner cupboard, circa 1920, well figured door, feather and crossbanded, opening to two shaped shelves and a drawer, height 87cm, width 52cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

843 Victorian carved oak box settle, circa 1890, profusely carved three panel back, the base with lift up seat and carved three panel front, width 133cm, depth 66cm, height 112cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

Lots 848 and 11 848 North Wales oak enclosed dresser and plate rack, early 19th Century, with a moulded cornice over three shelves, with boarded back, over a breakfront base centred with four short drawers and two further drawers with recessed panel cupboard doors beneath opening to a shelf, ebony turned handles with bone eyes and escutcheons, all raised on bracket feet, width 166cm, height 213cm, depth 48cm £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

Lot 844 844 Italian carved walnut Savonarola style armchair, with embossed leather pad back and seat, profusely carved with lion’s mask forearms and paw feet, width 60cm, height 76cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

849 Late Victorian mahogany mirrored back display cabinet, circa 1890, having a kidney shaped bevelled glass plate, within a carved scroll border, over three glazed panel doors and two carved front small drawers, all opening to a velvet lined interior with four shelves, raised on slender swan neck legs with a platform shelf, width 122cm, height 221cm, depth 40cm £100 - £200 plus 25% BP*

Lot 850

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850 Victorian rosewood and upholstered chaise longue, having a serpentine shaped back carved with acanthus scroll, deep buttoned upholstery in brown fabric, foliate carved forearm, raised on short cabriole legs with pot castors, length 170cm, depth 57cm

855 Pair of Victorian walnut and upholstered conversation seats, circa 1860, deep buttoned taupe fabric upholstery, with scroll carved forearms, raised on short turned and carved legs with brass castors, each 115cm wide, height 76cm

£200 - £400 plus 25% BP*

£200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

851 Multiyork knole settee, upholstered throughout in pale gold fabric, with brass castors, width 250cm, depth 100cm, height 86cm

856 Thomas Richardson, Weaverham, mahogany eight day longcase clock, circa 1795, the hood with brass capped turned columns flanking a 14 inch square dial with signed silvered chapter ring, subsidiary seconds and a matted centre, the movement striking on a bell, the trunk having a well figured door and quarter pilasters over a box base with canted corners, raised on bracket feet, with pendulum and two weights, height 213cm

£100 - £200 plus 25% BP*

852 Multiyork knole settee, upholstered throughout in pale gold fabric, with brass castors, width 195cm, depth 100cm, height 86cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

853 Pair of Multiyork chairs, upholstered throughout in pale gold fabric matching the two previous knole settees, with brass castors, width 85cm, depth 100cm, height 95cm £50 - £100 plus 25% BP*

854 Edwardian mahogany and inlaid armchair in the Art Nouveau style, the back with boxwood and harewood anthemion inlay, upholstered pad and pad seat, raised on swan neck front supports, height 107cm, width 59cm

Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £300 - £400 plus 25% BP*

857 Nicholas G Pedley, ash and walnut dresser, well crafted, the back with two recessed panel cupboard doors and shelves over a base fitted with three small drawers and three recessed panel cupboard doors, width 121cm, height 181cm, depth 43cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

£70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

858 Hamadan woollen rug, with a central red pole medallion against a blue field with red spandrels and a fawn patterned border, size approx. 198cm x 107cm; also a small Shiraz rug with a deep blue field, size approx. 115cm x 73cm (2) £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

859 Victorian mahogany and upholstered hall bench, circa 1890, having a reeded frame and green fabric upholstered back, seat and pad arms, raised on carved and turned inverted baluster forelegs, width 117cm, height 77cm, depth 46cm £60 - £80 plus 25% BP*

860 Pair of French style walnut fauteuils, upholstered throughout in faded lilac fabric, with pad arms, raised on carved cabriole legs, height 89cm, width 58cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

861 Victorian mahogany chest of drawers, fitted with two short and three long graduated drawers with turned wooden knobs, raised on bracket feet with later ball castors, width 111cm, depth 55cm, height 115cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

862 Mahogany kneehole sideboard, 19th Century, the top crossbanded and with boxwood line inlays over a central long drawer and with a deep drawer to one side with a two false drawer front, on the opposite side two small drawers, all with brass target handles, raised on tapered square section legs, width 141cm, depth 55cm, height 87cm £70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

Lot 864

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863 Yewood high back Windsor chair, early 19th Century, pierced splat, elm seat, crinoline stretcher, height 104cm, width 54cm

865 Matched pair of French walnut, parquetry and marble topped night tables in Louis XVI style, having scagliola oval marble tops fitted with a single drawer and recessed parquetry panel cupboard door, opening to a marble lined interior, ormolu mounts throughout, raised on tapered fluted and turned legs with a platform shelf beneath, width 41cm, heights 84cm and 83cm, depth 35cm

£150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

864 Oak joined livery cupboard, early 18th Century, having a cavetto moulded cornice over two arched fielded panel doors, opening to hanging space with pegs, the box base having three fielded panels with two drawers beneath, raised on stile feet, width 137cm, height 180cm, depth 54cm £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

£300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

866 Late Victorian or Edwardian carved oak monk’s bench, the lifting top with a lunette carved frieze over a box base with lift up seat and three carved panel front, width 106cm, depth 54cm, height 76cm

869 Persian Herati woollen carpet, having a deep blue field evenly dispersed with flowerheads, within a red palmette border, size approx. 395cm x 295cm

£50 - £100 plus 25% BP*

£300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

867 Quality walnut side chair in the Queen Anne style, vase shaped splat, green silk brocade pad seat, cabriole forelegs, labelled ‘Wolfe’s, Birkenhead’, height 98cm, width 47cm

870 Victorian burr walnut work table, circa 1840-55, the rectangular top opening to reveal a comparted interior and hidden well covered in red pleated silk, raised on fretwork supports united by a wrythen and moulded stretcher, with original brass castors, width 56cm, depth 40cm, height 73cm

£20 - £30 plus 25% BP*

868 Early Victorian mahogany washstand, circa 1840, three quarter gallery top with three frieze drawers with turned wooden knobs, raised on turned column supports with platform shelf beneath and turned legs, width 110cm, depth 54cm, height 82cm £70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

£300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

871 Edwards of Bishops Castle (1771 - 1791) oak eight day long clock, having a brass 12 inch dial with subsidiary seconds and date aperture, signed, eight day movement striking on a bell, plain trunk and box base, with pendulum (a/f) and two weights, height 208cm Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

872 18th Century oak gateleg table, two drop leaves over single turned and ringed gates and similar stretchers, width 118cm, 48cm closed, opening to 140cm, height 71cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

873 Edwardian mahogany and inlaid bow front display cabinet, circa 1905, the top with foliate inlays in boxwood and harewood, over glazed panel doors with a top row of cushioned glass panels, and similar glazed panel sides, opening to three fabric covered shelves, the doors with a recessed panel beneath, raised on cabriole legs, width 108cm, height 180cm, depth 42cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

874 Victorian burr walnut and inlaid davenport, the top with tooled green leather writing slope and lift up stationery compartment opening to satinwood faced false drawers and pigeonholes, and fitted with four drawers to one side opposing false drawers, oval inlaid panel front, raised on concealed pot castors, width 55cm, depth 54cm, height 86cm £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

Lot 869

875 Late Victorian rosewood and inlaid small table, circa 1890, having a circular lobed top with boxwood tramline inlays, over three reeded and turned columns, raised on three umbrella supports with pot castors, 68cm diameter, height 68cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

876 George III mahogany chest on chest, circa 1780, the top with a moulded cornice over two short and three long drawers with brass swan neck handles, over a base fitted with three deep drawers, all similarly furnished, and within reeded canted corners, raised on ogee bracket feet, width 121cm, depth 56cm, height 197cm £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

877 Walnut 30 hour longcase clock, 18th Century, with a brass 11 inch dial with matted centre and date aperture, striking on a bell, plain trunk with box base, with pendulum and a single weight, height 190cm Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

Lot 870

* Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

882 Art Deco style circular wall mirror, circa 1935-50, concentric circle form, the outer border of peach tinted glass, 76cm diameter £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

883 Secessionist style copper wrought metal jardinière stand, circa 1900-10, hammered copper top, 48cm diameter, height 65cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

Lot 878 878 Late Victorian or Edwardian mahogany and inlaid display cabinet, circa 1895-1910, having a boxwood inlaid anthemion frieze over a central astragal glazed door, crossbanded with satinwood and flanked on either side by concave glazed panels enclosing blue fabric covered shelves, raised on tapered square section legs with boxwood tramlines, with a platform shelf beneath and spade toes, width 123cm, height 176cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

879 Chinese hardwood low occasional table, almost square form with silver inlay depicting wild horses, raised on square supports with stretcher, width 29cm, depth 26cm, height 47cm £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

Lot 884 884 Walnut side table, 18th Century with later restoration, the rectangular top with kick-in corners and with parquetry inlays and crossbanding, with a single long drawer with brass tear drop handles, raised on shell carved swan neck supports with Braganza feet, width 71cm, depth 49cm, height 74cm Provenance: Purchased from the Harrods Antique Department £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

Lot 880 880 Heriz woollen rug, having a central blue and fawn reserve with a red field dispersed with flowerheads, and within a fawn, red and blue flowerhead border, size approx. 196cm x 130cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

881 Two similar French walnut and marble topped kidney shaped night tables, late 20th Century, the marble tops bordered with a brass gallery, over a single drawer, one inset with a painted panel, the other with a printed porcelain panel, raised on slender cabriole legs united by a platform shelf, width 54cm, depth 38cm, height 71cm £150 - £250 plus 25% BP* 90

Lot 885 885 French walnut and blue fabric upholstered tub chair, circa 1900, deep buttoned bow back, upholstered pad arms and scroll carved forearms, raised on carved cabriole legs with brass castors, height 82cm, width 57cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

892 Victorian walnut child’s chair, circa 1850, carved acanthus back with gross point needlework seat, raised on French cabriole forelegs, height 70cm, width 35cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

893 Victorian rosewood and upholstered child’s correctional style chair, circa 1880, the needlework pad back with barleytwist uprights, needlework stuffover seat, barleytwist forelegs, height 87cm, width 41cm; also a Victorian walnut and tooled leather high chair, in the Aesthetic taste, circa 1885 (2) £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

894 Victorian burr walnut and inlaid oval window or centre table, the top with quarter veneers and with a guilloche inlaid border, raised on four turned column supports, united by a turned stretcher, acanthus carved legs with white pot castors, width 109cm, depth 66cm, height 73cm

Lot 886

£150 - £200 plus 25% BP*

886 George IV mahogany square piano by Clement & Co., London, circa 1825, the top crossbanded with rosewood, raised on turned and reeded supports with brass cup castors, width 174cm, depth 63cm, height 66cm Musical instrument ivory exemption application no. 4YQQL2NE £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

887 Provincial oak joined armchair, early 18th Century, having a pierced splat back, open arms, solid seat, turned forelegs united by a stretcher base, width 55cm, height 105cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

888 Pair of late Victorian mahogany and inlaid side chairs, in the Sheraton Revival style, pierced and inlaid cameo back, upholstered seat, on swan neck forelegs, height 88cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

895 Late Victorian mahogany window seat, circa 1900, the curved stick back with three carved foliate splats, cream fabric pad seat, raised on slender swan neck forelegs, width 108cm, depth 53cm, height 82cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

896 George III walnut and elm armchair, circa 1780-1810, having a shaped top rail and pierced splat, open arms with knuckle forearms, upholstered drop in seat, raised on moulded and chamfered square supports, width 69cm, height 97cm £50 - £70 plus 25% BP*

897 George III mahogany folding tea table, circa 1780, rectangular top folding on two swing out gates at the rear, with a single drawer to the frieze, raised on tapered square section legs with block feet, width 81cm, depth 39cm, height 70cm £50 - £70 plus 25% BP*

889 Ercol Millennium elm and beech high back Windsor chair, width 60cm, height 107cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

898 Two mahogany and inlaid bow back armchairs, circa 1900, the backs of vase shape inlaid with boxwood and harewood in the Sheraton style, open shepherd’s crook arms, cream upholstered oval pad seat with brass stud work, raised on turned legs with pad feet, width 64cm, height 92cm, depth 56cm £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

899 Pair of provincial Georgian joined oak side chairs, circa 180020, vase shaped splat with yoke shaped top rail, solid seat raised on moulded square supports, width 48cm, height 98cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

Lots 890, 892 and 893 890 Victorian carved mahogany child’s chair, the top rail carved and centred with a flower, with figured fabric stuffover seat, turned forelegs, height 45.5cm, width 27.5cm

Lot 900

£30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

891 Unusual flatweave runner, possibly Shirvan, centred with three pole medallions against a blue field dispersed with a myriad of animals and birds within a star border, size approx. 296cm x 100cm (max.) £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

900 Victorian burr walnut folding pedestal card table, circa 1850, shaped top with well figured veneers swivelling open to a red baize playing surface, over a hexagonal column carved with S-shaped brackets, raised on four acanthus carved cabriole legs with pot castors, width 103cm, depth 49cm, height 74cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

901 Late Regency mahogany sofa table, circa 1820, the crossbanded top with drop leaves over two frieze drawers with brass knobs, opposing similar blind drawers, turned low stretcher, raised on sabre legs with ebony line inlay, brass toes and castors, width 89cm, depth 61.5cm, height 70cm £100 - £200 plus 25% BP*

902 Pakistani woollen runner, with a black field and terracotta hooked lozenge medallions, within a patterned border, size approx. 304cm x 76cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

903 J Carter, Warrington, mahogany eight day longcase clock, circa 1820, the hood with turned wooden finials and turned columns flanking a painted 14 inch arched dial with moon phase, Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and date dials, floral painted spandrels, the movement striking on a bell, the trunk with figured door within reeded pilasters, over a canted box base, height 216cm Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £150 - £200 plus 25% BP*

Lot 907 907 Victorian carved walnut double scroll end settee, circa 1870, acanthus carved cresting rail with deep buttoned back and arms in pink fabric, acanthus carved and scrolled forearms, short cabriole legs, width 232cm, depth 82cm, height 96cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

904 Late Victorian mahogany and inlaid wall mounted display cabinet, circa 1890, in Sheraton Revival style, with broken arched pediment with satinwood and harewood inlays, single glazed bevelled glass door crossbanded with satinwood, opening to two plate glass shelves, bevelled glass panelled sides, shaped apron, width 59cm, height 92cm, depth of the interior 11.5cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

Lot 908

Lot 905 905 Victorian burr walnut davenport, the top with gilt tooled green leather writing surface and lift up stationery compartment opening to two satinwood faced small drawers and two blind drawers, with the usual configuration of four small drawers to one side, raised on turned columns and an inlaid panel, concealed castors within bun feet, width 54cm, height 85cm, depth 54cm £200 - £400 plus 25% BP*

906 Regency style marble and giltwood circular table, late 20th Century, circular top over an acanthus frieze raised on bellflower square supports with paw feet on a triform base, 63.5cm diameter, height 86.5cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP* 92

908 Carved oak settle, the back centred with a dated carved oak panel with cherubs supporting an inscribed cartouche ‘Gheg Even By Heer Carol’s. MVS Sche Pastor. In. Ba Ssevelde Bidt. Voo. R.de. Siele 1674’ and with a further carved lion mask panel beneath, in a reconstructed later oak surround with figural caryatids, solid seat with fabric covered cushion, the base centred with a further carved figural panel flanked by figural roundels, width 128cm, height 160cm, depth 52cm £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

909 Garden furniture: Pair of painted cameo backed cast iron garden chairs, height 82cm; also a cast iron pedestal table with triform base, 50cm diameter; and a cast iron low circular table on sabre legs, 60cm diameter (4) £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

914 Mahogany piecrust edge tilt top tripod table, in Chippendale style, shaped tilting circular top over a wrythen moulded column and acanthus carved cabriole legs, 80cm diameter, height 69cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

Lot 910 910 Pair of Victorian heavily carved ebonised oak armchairs, in 17th Century style, with light brown floral tapestry stuffover seat and pad arms, height 143cm, width 60cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

Lot 915

911 Victorian pitch pine dresser, late 19th Century, fitted with two central short drawers and two long deep drawers, flanked by two raised panel cupboard doors opening to a single shelf, all raised on a plinth base, width 234cm, depth 60cm, height 89cm £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

912 Pair of hand crafted ash and elm comb back Windsor chairs, shaped seat and urn legs with H-stretcher, branded monogram ‘AH’, height 114cm, width 54cm £240 - £300 plus 25% BP*

915 George III mahogany bureau, circa 1780, the slope front opening to an attractive configuration of pigeonholes and drawers around a central cupboard door, fitted with two short and three long drawers, with brass swan neck handles, within reeded quarter pilasters and raised on ogee bracket feet, width 110cm, height 113cm, depth 54cm £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

916 Victorian burr walnut reading table, circa 1860, circular top over a turned column and a galleried cross form bookshelf, over a turned short column and triform base, concealed castors, the top 41cm diameter, height 71cm £100 - £200 plus 25% BP*

917 Early Victorian mahogany and cream damask fabric upholstered armchair, circa 1840, with turned and reeded forelegs with pot castors, width 67cm, height 104cm £100 - £200 plus 25% BP*

918 French walnut sewing table, mid 19th Century, the lift up top with moulded edge opening to a satinwood comparted interior with mirror to the inside lid, pullout drawer beneath and a sliding well, all raised on turned and ringed supports united by a ringed stretcher, raised on pot castors, width 49.5cm, depth 35cm, height 69cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

Lot 913 913 Meshed woollen rug, the central pink medallion against a fawn field dispersed with palmettes, within a red palmette border, size approx. 223cm x 137cm

919 Oak joined cofferbach, 19th Century, with lift up lid over a three recessed panel front, single long drawer to the base, width 69cm, depth 35cm, height 57cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

£100 - £200 plus 25% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lot 922 922 George III oak dresser and plate rack, circa 1800-20, the boarded rack with three shelves over an enclosed base with three frieze drawers and three further drawers to the centre, flanked by shaped recessed panel cupboard doors, raised on bracket feet, width 177cm, height 205cm, depth 50cm £600 - £800 plus 25% BP*

923 George III mahogany bureau, circa 1770, the slope front opening to pigeonholes and drawers with two ‘bookend’ drawers flanking a central cupboard, over four long graduated drawers with brass swan neck handles, raised on bracket feet, width 106.5cm, height 105cm, depth 52cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

Lot 920 920 J Simcock, Nantwich, oak and mahogany eight day longcase clock, circa 1835, the hood with swan neck pediment centred with a ball finial over cluster columns flanking a 14 inch arched dial with moon phase, Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and date dial, the movement striking on a bell, the trunk with further cluster columns flanking a crossbanded door, raised on a canted box base with raised panel and a plinth base, height 232cm Please note our special conditions regarding clocks and watches £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

921 Samuel Collier, Eccles, a mahogany eight day longcase clock, circa 1770, the hood with verre eglomise panels and brass capped reeded columns, flanking a 14 inch painted arched dial with moon phase, Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, the movement striking on a bell, the trunk with well figured door within quarter pilasters, on a canted box base with raised panel, height 227cm

Lot 924

Please note our special conditions regarding clocks and watches

924 Iranian Kirman style woollen carpet, central fawn and dark blue medallion within a red field dispersed with palmettes, blue and fawn spandrels, and dark blue and sky blue border, size approx. 300cm x 224cm

£150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

925 Regency rosewood and brass inlaid pedestal card table, circa 1810-20, swivel folding top with brass foliate trailing inlays, opening to a blue baize playing surface, raised on a turned column quatre platform four sabre legs with brass tramlines, brass castors, width 91.5cm, depth 45.5cm, height 75cm £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

926 Victorian burr walnut sewing table, circa 1860, finely figured veneers with a pull out drawer with compartments, cotton reels etc, over a pull out fabric covered well, raised on turned and carved baluster supports united by a stretcher and carved cabriole legs with white pot castors, width 55cm, depth 40cm, height 72cm £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

Lot 931 931 George II oak enclosed dresser and plate rack, North Wales, circa 1720-40, boarded rack with ogee moulded cornice, over a base with three short drawers with brass knobs, over two double fielded panel cupboard doors, opening to a single shelf and centred with a vertical fielded panel, raised on stile supports, width 155cm, height 183cm £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

Lot 927 927 Pair of Victorian mahogany hall chairs, circa 1860, carved backs centred with a scallop shell over a solid seat and turned forelegs, height 84cm, width 42cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

928 George III oak and inlaid flat front corner cupboard, circa 180020, having a dentil cornice with blind fretwork over a single fielded panel door with central inlaid oval, opening to three painted shaped shelves, height 108cm, width 52cm £50 - £70 plus 25% BP*

929 Mahogany and inlaid breakfront sideboard in the Georgian style, Post-War, crossbanded throughout and fitted with two central drawers and two cupboard doors, raised on tapered square section legs with spade toes, width 183cm, depth 63cm, height 93cm £70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

930 Walnut framed wall mirror, 18th or 19th Century, shaped rectangular form with moulded edge and bevelled glass plate, height 91cm, width 40cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

Lot 932 932 Vico Magistretti (1920-2006), Set of seven (5 + 2) Carimate beech dining chairs for Habitat, with rush drop in seats, the carvers 74cm high, width 58cm £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

935 Turkish woollen carpet, having a faded claret field with three lines of conjoined medallions in blue, red, fawn and green, within a multi-guardstripe border, size approx. 336cm x 260cm (requires extensive cleaning) £50 - £100 plus 25% BP*

936 George III mahogany pad foot table, circa 1770, the top with demi-lune drop leaves supported on single swing out gates, on turned legs with pad feet, width 102cm, depth when closed 33cm and open 104cm, height 71cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

937 Set of six Victorian mahogany balloon back dining chairs, red fabric stuffover seats, raised on French cabriole forelegs, height 87cm, width 50cm £100 - £200 plus 25% BP*

938 Pair of early Victorian rosewood footstools, circa 1845, with blue fabric upholstered pad seats, raised on French cabriole legs, width 32cm, depth 31cm, height 23cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

Lot 933

939 Victorian rosewood and upholstered armchair, circa 1845, red fabric upholstered back with carved ears, pad arms and seat, scroll carved forearms and French cabriole legs, height 104cm, width 64cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

940 Victorian mahogany and upholstered armchair, circa 1870, floral figured gold deep buttoned fabric back, pad arms and seat, with scroll carved forearms, turned legs with castors, height 95cm, width 72cm £50 - £80 plus 25% BP*

941 Pair of walnut high back side chairs, late 17th Century with later restorations, arched and scrolled cresting rail over a caned panel back and seat, turned legs and stretcher, height 116cm, width 45cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

Lot 934

942 Modern jazz fabric upholstered deep tub chair, width 82cm, depth 82cm, height 82cm £30 - £50 plus 25% BP*

943 George III mahogany chest on chest, circa 1780, dentil cornice over two short and three long drawers, the lower section with a brushing slide and three long drawers, all with later pressed brass oval plate handles, raised on straight bracket feet, width 117cm, height 180cm, depth 59cm £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

944 Pair of French walnut and upholstered tub chairs, early 20th Century, deep buttoned back and seat upholstered in white leaf design fabric, raised on cabriole front legs with castors, width 68cm, depth 70cm, height 82cm £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

Lot 936 933 Set of seven carved oak dining chairs in the Carolean style, comprising six singles and one carver, with caned back and seat, profusely carved throughout with cherubs and scrolls, the carver 121cm high, width 60cm £100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

934 Italian walnut cassone, 19th Century, the hinged top opening to a candle box, the front centred with armorial style carved panel, and flanked by figural caryatids, raised on scroll carved feet, width 160cm, depth 56cm, height 68cm £150 - £250 plus 25% BP*

945 Unusual oak 30 hour longcase clock, possibly Dutch, the hood with dentil arch enclosing a 6 inch copper dial with brass chapter ring with Roman numerals, 30 hour movement, striking (bell deficient), no pendulum or weight, within a tall fielded panel case on a box base, height 245cm, width of the hood 36cm Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

946 Turkish deep red ground bokhara carpet, with three rows of guls in a wide border, size approx. 300cm x 240cm (requires cleaning) £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

947 Late George III oak bureau bookcase, circa 1800-20, dentil moulded cornice over two moulded panel doors, crossbanded in walnut and opening to two adjustable shelves, the slope front opening to pigeonholes and drawers, and fitted with three short drawers and three long graduating drawers with brass swan neck handles, raised on bracket feet, width 120cm, height 220cm, depth 53cm £200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

Lot 943

Lot 949 948 Victorian small mahogany drop leaf occasional table, triangular form with turned and ringed supports and splayed legs, width 46cm, height 57cm £40 - £60 plus 25% BP*

949 Pair of Clive Christian ‘Empire’ bar stools, in Regency style, fan shaped panel caned backs with ebonised and gilded armorial detailing, with black velvet cushion over a caned seat, wrythen moulded and gilded front legs, height 106cm, width 55cm, depth 55cm

Lot 945

£200 - £400 plus 25% BP* * Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lot 953 950 George III walnut and parcel gilt mirror, the plate 72cm x 42cm, the frame extensively damaged and with losses £80 - £120 plus 25% BP*

958 Fine quality carved walnut double bed, late 19th Century, of architectural form with a breakfront panelled headboard and bow fronted carved panel footboard, moulded skirtings, with bed base and mattress £800 - £1200 plus 25% BP*

951 Pine breakfront open bookcase, in the Adam style, in three sections with adjustable shelves, width 275cm, height 235cm, maximum depth 47cm

959 Indian carved hardwood and brass inlaid panelled four fold dressing screen, circa 1900, height 187cm, each panel 47.5cm wide

£200 - £300 plus 25% BP*

£100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

952 Victorian mahogany pedestal breakfast table, circa 1860, having a circular top with a moulded edge tilting over a short baluster column raised on moulded cabriole legs with pot castors, 116cm diameter, height 72cm

960 George V oak swivel office chair, bowed back with open arms and rexine pad seat, over swivel mechanism and quatreform base with castors, width 57cm, height 97cm £50 - £100 plus 25% BP*

£100 - £150 plus 25% BP*

953 Clive Christian ‘Emperor’ mahogany and parcel gilt sofa, upholstered throughout in cream Clive Christian fabric, width 218cm, depth 90cm, height 93cm £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

954 Small oak joined coffer, late 17th Century, plank top opening to a candle box interior, three recessed panel front with moulded channel outlines, raised on stile feet, width 96cm, depth 49cm, height 58cm £70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

955 Mahogany tilt top tripod table, late 18th Century, circular folding top over a turned urn column and three cabriole legs, 78cm diameter, height 72cm £70 - £100 plus 25% BP*

956 Oak sectional bookcase in Globe Wernicke style, having a three section bookcase top with up and over glazed doors, over two pullout slides, nine filing drawers, two further pullout shelves beneath and a configuration of five drawers to the base, width 87cm, height 207cm, maximum depth at the base 37cm £400 - £600 plus 25% BP*

957 Two Globe Wernicke mahogany three section bookcases, each with up and over glazed doors, on an ogee base, width 87cm, heights 118cm and 115cm £300 - £500 plus 25% BP*

Lot 956

Lot 958

* Buyer’s Premium of 25% inclusive of VAT at 20%

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Information for Buyers at Auctions 1. Introduction. The following notes are intended to assist bidders and buyers, particularly those that are inexperienced or new to our salerooms. All of our auctions are governed by our Conditions of Business incorporating the Terms of Consignment (primarily applicable to sellers), the Terms of Sale (primarily applicable to bidders and buyers) and any notices that are displayed in our salerooms or announced by the auctioneer at the auction. Our Conditions of Business are available for inspection at our salerooms and the Terms of Sale are printed in the back of our auction catalogues. Our staff will be happy to help you if there is anything in our Conditions of Business that you do not fully understand. Please make sure that you read our Terms of Sale set out in this catalogue or on our website carefully before bidding in the auction. If your bid is successful, you will be obliged to comply with our Terms of Sale. 2. Agency. As auctioneers we usually act on behalf of the seller whose identity, for reasons of confidentiality, is not normally disclosed. If you buy at auction your contract for the goods is with the seller, not with us as auctioneer. 3. Estimates. Estimates are designed to help you gauge what sort of sum might be involved for the purchase of a particular lot. Estimates may change and should not be thought of as the sale price. The lower estimate may represent the reserve price (the minimum price for which a lot may be sold) and will not be below the reserve price. Estimates do not include the buyer’s premium or VAT (where chargeable). Estimates are prepared some time before the auction and may be altered by a saleroom notice or announcement by the auctioneer before the auction of the lot. They are not definitive. 4. Buyer's Premium. The Terms of Sale oblige you to pay a buyer's premium at 25% on the hammer price of each lot purchased. In addition, VAT is included in this premium (see below). 5. VAT. Items in our catalogue may be marked in the following ways: a. (*) indicates that VAT is payable by the buyer on the hammer price as well as being an element in the buyer's premium. VAT will be chargeable at the standard rate (presently 20%). This imposition of VAT is likely to be because the seller is registered for VAT within the European Union and is not operating the Dealers Margin Scheme or because VAT is due at 20% on importation into the UK. b. (**) indicates that the lot has been imported from outside the European Union. These lots are liable to a reduced rate of VAT (5%) on the hammer price and buyer's premium). c. Lots which do not have either of the above symbols have no VAT payable on the hammer price. This is because such lots are sold using the Auctioneers' Margin Scheme. The VAT included within the premium is not recoverable as input tax. 6. Inspection of goods by the buyer. As we act on behalf of the seller, we are dependent on information provided by the seller about their goods. We may inspect lots and will act reasonably in taking a general view about them. However, we are normally unable to carry out detailed examinations of lots to check their condition in the way a buyer would do. You will have ample opportunity to inspect the goods. You must inspect and investigate lots that you might wish to bid for. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots set out in the Terms of Sale at clause 12.4. 7. Export of goods. If you intend to export goods you must find out: a. whether an export licence is needed; and b. if there is a prohibition on importing goods of that character e.g. because the goods contain prohibited materials such as ivory.

8. Bidding. Bidders will be required to register with us before the auction starts. We reserve the right to impose a deadline prior to the auction by which you must register or by which we must receive a commission bid. If you wish to bid on high value lots this deadline may be several days before the auction in order to allow us sufficient time to carry out the necessary checks. Lots will be invoiced to the name and address on the registration form. You will need to provide us with proof of your identity in a form acceptable to us and such other information as we may require. Please enquire in advance about our arrangements for telephone or online bidding. Please note that we may refuse to register you if you do not provide us with all the information and documentation that we ask for or at our discretion. 9. Absentee Bidding: If you are unable to attend the auction there are a number of options available to enable you to participate. When placing any absentee bids, please check and double check the lot numbers as this is the only definitive piece of information which guarantees your bid is executed on the lot you want. a. Commission bidding: It is possible to leave commission bids with the auctioneers indicating the maximum amount to be bid excluding buyers' premium. They will be executed as cheaply as possible having regard to the reserve (if any) and competing bids. If two buyers submit identical commission bids the auctioneers may prefer the first bid received. In some instances the auctioneer may also exceed a bid in order to secure the lot on the buyer’s behalf. Commission bids are accepted by fax, e-mail and phone, and in all these instances, commission bidders are deemed to have read, understood and agreed to be bound by our conditions of business. All commission bids should be received by close of business on the day prior to the auction. Any bids received later than this time cannot be guaranteed to be executed accurately. To ensure that bids are placed on the right lots please check all your lot numbers as this is the only piece of information which guarantees you buy the lot you want. b. Telephone bidding: We reserve the right for this service to be available on higher value lots only. The number of telephone lines is limited so we would urge serious telephone bidding only and ask that you be prepared to bid at least to the low sale estimate. It is also advisable to leave a maximum covering bid in case we cannot contact you by telephone. All telephone bids must be received by close of business on the day prior to the auction and prospective purchasers booking lines are deemed to have read, understood and agreed to be bound by our conditions of business. c. Internet bidding: Online bidding services are available through third party service providers, who have their own registration procedures and charge a fee for using their facility, which we collect on their behalf. Online bidders are deemed to have read, understood and agreed to be bound by our conditions of business. 10. Methods of Payment. Acceptable payment methods are debit card, credit card and bank transfer. We reserve the right to refuse to accept card payments over the telephone in order to minimise fraudulent transactions being attempted. Separate arrangements exist for accepting payment from online bidders. 11. Collection and storage. Please note what the Terms of Sale say about collection and storage. It is important that you pay for and collect goods promptly. Any delay may involve you having to pay storage charges. We offer a domestic and international dispatch service at our discretion for which we will provide a quote if requested. Cleared payment is required prior to dispatch. For urgent dispatch, awkward, very fragile or bulky items we may suggest an alternative to this service, but please feel free to enquire as we will oblige wherever possible. Please note that there is a special notice applied to coins, medallions and tokens, which is printed at the end of this information.

ARTISTS RESALE RIGHTS In accordance with Artists Resale Rights Regulations 2006, all lots which sell for €1,000 or more are subject to a resale royalty charge ("Royalty"). This Royalty is payable by the Bidder. The Royalty will be charged at a rate of 4% of the total hammer price (exclusive of Bidder's premium) for lots selling for amounts up to €50,000. For lots selling in excess of €50,001, the Royalty shall be calculated at a reduced rate (details available on request). The Royalty is not subject to VAT and is payable in sterling calculated on the day of sale at the prevailing rate of exchange. Payment shall be passed directly to the Design and Artists Copyright Society (DACS), 33 Great Sutton Street, London EC1V 0DX. For further information please contact the Auctioneers or DACS on 0845 4103410 or visit their website at www.dacs.org.uk

IMPORTANT NOTICES Electrical goods: These are sold as 'antiques' only and if bought for use must be checked for compliance with safety regulations by a qualified electrician first. Post 1950s Furniture: All items of furniture included in this sale are offered as works of art. The items may not comply with the Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) Safety Regulations 1988 and for this reason they should not be used in a private dwelling. Coloured gemstones: IIt is accepted practice that many coloured gemstones are routinely treated to enhance their colour and possibly clarity, and unless otherwise stated in a individual written condition reports, it must be assumed that those offered for sale in this saleroom have possibly been subjected to such treatments: Clocks & Watches: Please note that with clock and watch lots we do not offer any opinion as to the originality of component parts, accompanying documentation, boxes or any other additional material. In the case that a watch has its factory seal intact it will not have been, and cannot be, opened by us. If a potential purchaser wishes to make an internal inspection of a watch which necessitates breaking a factory seal, this will only be possible on the understanding that the watch will be reinstated at the interested party’s expense, regardless of whether they are the purchaser. If a condition report is requested it will not include any opinion as to the originality, completeness or working condition of the movement. Potential buyers are strongly advised to make a physical inspection in person prior to bidding as we will not accept returns on such lots. By bidding you are deemed to have satisfied yourself with regard to the originality and working order, or otherwise, of all components of a lot. Coins, Tokens and Medallions: Please note that while we are happy to post such items, in doing so we will not accept any returns under Section 13 of our Terms of Sale due to the possibility of lots being substituted once they have left Byrne’s premises.

E&OE 1st November 2015

Byrne’s (Chester) Ltd. A Private Limited Company. Registered in England and Wales No. 7794090

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Conditions of Sale Both the sale of goods at our auctions and your relationship with us are governed by the Terms of Consignment (primarily applicable to sellers) the Terms of Sale (primarily applicable to bidders and buyers) and any notices displayed in the saleroom or announced by us at the auction (collectively, the “Conditions of Business”). The Terms of Consignment and Terms of Sale are available at our saleroom on request. Please read these Terms of Sale carefully. Please note that if you register to bid and/or bid at auction this signifies that you agree to and will comply with these Terms of Sale. Please note that these Terms of Sale relate to auctions held at our premises only. We have separate terms for online only auctions. 1. Definitions and interpretation 1.1 To make these Terms of Sale easier to read, we have given the following words a specific meaning: “Auctioneer” means Byrne’s (Chester) Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales with registration number 7794090 and whose registered office is located at Pullman House, The Sidings, Boundary Lane, Saltney, Chester, CH4 8RD, or its authorised auctioneer, as appropriate; “Bidder” means a person participating in bidding at the auction; “Buyer” means the person who makes the highest bid for a Lot accepted by the Auctioneer; “Deliberate Forgery” means: (a) an imitation made with the intention of deceiving as to authorship, origin, date, age, period, culture or source; (b) which is described in the catalogue as being the work of a particular creator without qualification; and (c) which at the date of the auction had a value materially less than it would have had if it had been as described; “Hammer Price” means the level of the highest bid for a Lot accepted by the Auctioneer by the fall of the hammer; “Lot(s)” means the goods that we offer for sale at our auctions; “Premium” means the premium that we will charge you on your purchase of a Lot to be calculated as set out in Clause 4; “Reserve” means the minimum hammer price at which a Lot may be sold; “Sale Proceeds” means the net amount due to the Seller; “Seller” means the persons who consign Lots for sale at our auctions; “Terms of Consignment” means the terms on which we agree to offer Lots for sale in our auctions as agent on behalf of Sellers; “Terms of Sale” means these terms of sale, as amended or updated from time to time; “Total Amount Due” means the Hammer Price for a Lot, the Premium, any applicable artist’s resale right royalty, any VAT due and any additional charges payable by a defaulting buyer under these Terms of Sale; “Trader” means a Seller who is acting for purposes relating to that Seller’s trade, business, craft or profession, whether acting personally or through another person acting in the trader’s name or on the trader’s behalf; “VAT” means Value Added Tax or any equivalent sales tax; and “Website” means our website available at www.byrnesauctioneers.co.uk. In these Terms of Sale the words 'you', 'yours', etc. refer to you as the Buyer. The words “we”, “us”, etc. refer to the Auctioneer. Any reference to a ‘Clause’ is to a clause of these Terms of Sale unless stated otherwise. 2 Information that we are required to give to Consumers 2.1 A description of the main characteristics of each Lot as contained in the auction catalogue. 2.2 Our name, address and contact details as set out herein, in our auction catalogues and/or on our Website. The price of the Goods and arrangements for payment as described in Clauses 4, 5, 2.3 7 and 8. 2.4 The arrangements for collection of the Goods as set out in Clauses 8 and 9. 2.5 Your right to return a Lot and receive a refund if the Lot is a Deliberate Forgery as set out in Clause 13. 2.6 We and Trader Sellers have a legal duty to supply any Lots to you in accordance with these Terms of Sale. 2.7 If you have any complaints, please send them to us directly at the address set out on our Website. 3 Bidding procedures and the Buyer 3.1 You must register your details with us before bidding and provide us with any requested proof of identity and billing information, in a form acceptable to us. You must also satisfy any security arrangements we have in place before entering the auction room to view or bid. 3.2 We strongly recommend that you attend the auction viewing in person. You are responsible for your decision to bid for a particular Lot. If you bid on a Lot, including by telephone and online bidding, or by placing a commission bid, we assume that you have carefully inspected the Lot and satisfied yourself regarding its condition. 3.3 If you instruct us in writing, we may execute commission bids on your behalf. Neither we nor our employees or agents will be responsible for any failure to execute your commission bid, unless our failure to do so is unreasonable. Where two or more commission bids at the same level are recorded we have the right to prefer the first bid made (where this can be reasonably ascertained). 3.4 The Bidder placing the highest bid for a Lot accepted by the Auctioneer will be the Buyer at the Hammer Price. Any dispute about a bid will be settled at our discretion. We may reoffer the Lot during the auction or may settle the dispute in another way. We will act reasonably when deciding how to settle the dispute.

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Bidders will be deemed to act as principals, even if the Bidder is acting as an agent for a third party. We may bid on Lots on behalf of the Seller up to one bid below the Reserve. We may refuse to accept any bid if it is reasonable for us to do so. Bidding increments will be at our sole discretion (but will be in line with standard auction practice). The purchase price As Buyer, you will pay: the Hammer Price; a premium of 20.83% plus VAT of the Hammer Price; any artist’s resale right royalty payable on the sale of the Lot; and any VAT due. VAT You shall be liable for the payment of any VAT applicable on the Hammer Price and premium due for a Lot. Please see the symbols used in the auction catalogue for that Lot and the “Information for Buyers” in our auction catalogue for further information. We will charge VAT at the current rate at the date of the auction. The contract between you and the Seller The contract for the purchase of the Lot between you and the Seller will be formed when the hammer falls accepting the highest bid for the Lot at the auction. You may directly enforce any terms in the Terms of Consignment against a Seller to the extent that you suffer damages and/or loss as a result of the Seller’s breach of the Terms of Consignment. If you breach these Terms of Sale, you may be responsible for damages and/or losses suffered by a Seller or us. If we are contacted by a Seller who wishes to bring a claim against you, we may in our discretion provide the Seller with information or assistance in relation to that claim. We normally act as an agent only and will not have any responsibility for default by you or the Seller (unless we are the Seller of the Lot). Payment Immediately following your successful bid on a Lot you will: 7.1.1 give to us, if not already provided to our satisfaction, proof of identity in a form acceptable to us (and any other information that we require in order to comply with our anti-money laundering obligations); and 7.1.2 pay to us the Total Amount Due in cash (for which there is an upper limit of 15,000 euros equivalent) or in any other way that we agree to accept payment. If you owe us any money, we may use any payment made by you to repay these debts. Title and collection of purchases Once you have paid us in full the Total Amount Due for any Lot, ownership of that Lot will transfer to you. You may not claim or collect a Lot until you have paid for it. You will (at your own expense) collect any Lots that you have purchased and paid for either: 8.2.1 not later than seven business days following the day of the auction; or 8.2.2 not later than seven business following the date that we have received payment of the Total Amount Due in cleared funds, if later. If you do not collect the Lot within this time period, you will be responsible for any reasonable removal, storage and insurance charges in relation to that Lot. Risk of loss or damage to the Lot will pass to you when you (or your agents) take physical possession of the Lot. If you do not collect the Lot that you have paid for within ninety days after the auction, we may sell the Lot. We will pay the proceeds of any such sale to you, but will deduct any storage charges or other sums that we have incurred in the storage and sale of the Lot. We reserve the right to charge you a selling commission at our standard rates on any such resale of the Lot. Remedies for non-payment or failure to collect purchases Please do not bid on a Lot if you do not intend to buy it. If your bid is successful, these Terms of Sale will apply to you. This means that you will have to carry out your obligations set out in these Terms of Sale. If you do not comply with these Terms of Sale we may (acting on behalf of the Seller and ourselves) pursue one or more of the following measures: 9.1.1 take action against you for damages for breach of contract; 9.1.2 reverse the sale of the Lot to you and/or any other Lots sold by us to you; 9.1.3 resell the Lot by auction or private treaty (in which case you will have to pay any difference between the price you should have paid for the Lot and the price we sell it for as well as the charges outlined in Clause 8.5). Please note that if we sell the Lot for a higher amount than your winning bid, the extra money will belong to the Seller; 9.1.4 remove, store and insure the Lot at your expense; 9.1.5 if you do not pay us within five business days of your successful bid, we may charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per month on the total amount due; 9.1.6 keep that Lot or any other Lot sold to you until you pay the Total Amount Due; 9.1.7 reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or impose conditions before we accept bids from you; and/or 9.1.8 if we sell any Lots for you, use the money made on these Lots to repay any amount you owe us. We will act reasonably when exercising our rights under Clause 9.1. We will contact you before exercising these rights and try to work with you to correct any noncompliance by you with these Terms of Sale.

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Health and safety Although we take reasonable precautions regarding health and safety, you are on our premises at your own risk. Please note the lay-out of the premises and security arrangements. Neither we nor our employees or agents are responsible for the safety of you or your property when you visit our premises, unless you suffer any injury to your person or damage to your property as a result of our, our employees’ or our agents’ negligence. Warranties The Seller warrants to us and to you that: 11.1.1 the Seller is the true owner of the Lot for sale or is authorised by the true owner to offer and sell the lot at auction; 11.1.2 the Seller is able to transfer good and marketable title to the Lot to you free from any third party rights or claims; and 11.1.3 as far as the Seller is aware, the main characteristics of the Lot set out in the auction catalogue (as amended by any notice displayed in the saleroom or announced by the Auctioneer at the auction) are correct. If, after you have placed a successful bid and paid for a Lot, any of the warranties above are found not to be true, please notify us in writing. Neither we nor the Seller will be liable to pay you any sums over and above the Total Amount Due and we will not be responsible for any inaccuracies in the information provided by the Seller except as set out below. Please note that many of the Lots that you may bid on at our auction are secondhand. If a Lot is not second-hand and you purchase the Lot as a Consumer from a Seller that is a Trader, a number of additional terms may be implied by law in addition to the Seller’s warranties set out at Clause 11.1 (in particular under the Consumer Rights Act 2015). These Terms of Sale do not seek to exclude your rights under law as they relate to the sale of these Lots. ave as expressly set out above, all other warranties, conditions or other terms which might have effect between the Seller and you, or us and you, or be implied or incorporated by statue, common law or otherwise are excluded. Descriptions and condition Our descriptions of the Lot will be based on: (a) information provided to us by the Seller of the Lot (for which we are not liable); and (ii) our opinion (although it is likely that we will not be able to carry out a detailed inspection of each Lot). We will give you a number of opportunities to view and inspect the Lots before the auction. You (and any independent consultants acting on your behalf) must satisfy yourself about the accuracy of any description of a Lot. We shall not be responsible for any failure by you or your consultants to properly inspect a Lot. Representations or statements by us as to authorship, genuineness, origin, date, age, provenance, condition or estimated selling price involve matters of opinion. We undertake that any such opinion will be honestly and reasonably held and accept liability for opinions given negligently or fraudulently. Please note that Lots (in particular second-hand Lots) are unlikely to be in perfect condition. Lots are sold “as is” (i.e. as you see them at the time of the auction). Neither we nor the Seller accept any liability for the condition of second-hand Lots or for any condition issues affecting a Lot if such issues are included in the description of a Lot in the auction catalogue (or in any saleroom notice) and/ or which the inspection of a Lot by the Buyer ought to have revealed. Deliberate Forgeries You may return any Lot which is found to be a Deliberate Forgery to us within one month of the auction provided that you return the Lot to us in the same condition as when it was released to you, accompanied by a written statement identifying the Lot from the relevant catalogue description and a written statement of defects. If we are reasonably satisfied that the Lot is a Deliberate Forgery we will refund the money paid by you for the Lot (including any Premium and applicable VAT) provided that if: 13.2.1 the catalogue description reflected the accepted view of experts as at the date of the auction; or 13.2.2 you personally are not able to transfer good and marketable title in the Lot to us, you will have no right to a refund under this Clause 13.2. If you have sold the Lot to another person, we will only be liable to refund the price that you paid for the Lot. We will not be responsible for repaying any additional money you may have made from selling the Lot. our right to return a Lot that is a Deliberate Forgery does not affect your legal rights and is in addition to any other right or remedy provided by law or by these Terms of Sale. Our liability to you We will not be liable for any loss of opportunity or disappointment suffered as a result of participating in our auction. In addition to the above, neither we nor the Seller shall be responsible to you and you shall not be responsible to the Seller or us for any other loss or damage that any of us suffer that is not a foreseeable result of any of us not complying with the Conditions of Business. Loss or damage is foreseeable if it is obvious that it will happen or if at the time of the sale of the Lot, we, you and the Seller knew it might happen.

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Subject to Clause 14.4, if we are found to be liable to you for any reason (including, amongst others, if we are found to be negligent, in breach of contract or to have made a misrepresentation), our liability will be limited to the total purchase price paid by you to us for any Lot. Notwithstanding the above, nothing in these Terms of Sale shall limit our liability (or that of our employees or agents) for: 14.4.1 death or personal injury resulting from negligence (as defined in the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977); 14.4.2 fraudulent misrepresentation; or 14.4.3 any liability which cannot be excluded by law. Notices All notices between you and us regarding these Terms of Sale must be in writing and signed by or on behalf of the party giving it. Any notice referred in Clause 15.1 may be given: 15.2.1 by delivering it by hand; 15.2.2 by first class pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery; or 15.2.3 by email, provided that a copy is also sent by pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery. Notices must be sent: 15.3.1 by hand or registered post: a. to us, at our address set out in these Terms of Sale or at our registered office address appearing on our Website; and b. to you, at the last postal address that you have given to us as your contact address in writing; or 15.3.2 by email: a. to us, by sending the notice to both the following email addresses: joboucher@byrnesauctioneers.co.uk auctions@byrnesauctioneers.co.uk b. to you, by sending the notice to any email address that you have given to us as your contact email address in writing. Notices will be deemed to have been received: 15.4.1 if delivered by hand, on the day of delivery; 15.4.2 if sent by first class pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery, two business days after posting, exclusive of the day of posting; or 15.4.3 if sent by email, at the time of transmission unless sent after 17.00 in the place of receipt in which case they will be deemed to have been received on the next business day in the place of receipt (provided that a copy has also been sent by pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery as set out in Clause 15.2.3. Any notice or communication given under these Terms of Sale will not be validly given if sent by fax, email, any form of messaging via social media or text message. Data Protection We will hold and process any personal data in relation to you in accordance with our current privacy policy, a copy of which is available on request. General We may, acting reasonably, refuse admission to our premises or attendance at our auctions by any person. We act as an agent for our Sellers. The rights we have to claim against you for breach of these Terms of Sale may be used by either us, our employees or agents, or the Seller, its employees or agents, as appropriate. Other than as set out in this Clause, these Terms of Sale are between you and us and no other person will have any rights to enforce any of these Terms of Sale. We may use special terms in the catalogue descriptions of particular Lots. You must read these terms carefully along with any glossary provided in our auction catalogues. Each of the clauses of these Terms of Sale operates separately. If any court or relevant authority decides that any of them are unlawful, the remaining clauses will remain in full force and effect. We may change these Terms of Sale from time to time, without notice to you. Please read these Terms of Sale carefully, as they may be different from the last time you read them. Except as otherwise stated in these Terms of Sale, each of our rights and remedies are: (a) are in addition to and not exclusive of any other rights or remedies under these Terms of Sale or general law; and (b) may be waived only in writing and specifically. Delay in exercising or non-exercise of any right under these Terms of Sale is not a waiver of that or any other right. Partial exercise of any right under these Terms of Sale will not preclude any further or other exercise of that right or any other right under these Terms of Sale. Waiver of a breach of any term of these Terms of Sale will not operate as a waiver of breach of any other term or any subsequent breach of that term.

These Terms of Sale and any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with them (including any non-contractual claims or disputes) shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of England and the parties irrevocably submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.

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Commission Bidding Form The auctioneers are pleased to execute commisions for purchasers who are unable to attend the sale. This form should be completed and returned to the auctioneer's office prior to the day of the sale. Please ensure that bids are received into the office no later than 5pm on Tuesday 21st November 2023. Bids received later than this cannot be guaranteed to be executed. Please ensure that you have written the correct lot number for your bid.

Wednesday 22nd November and Thursday 23rd November 2023 Lot No.

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As this service is without charge, the auctioneers cannot be held responsible for bids being lost or misunderstood, or for bids being missed for any reason whatsoever. The bid price does not include the buyers premium or any VAT chargeable on any lot. The auctioneer reserves the right to exceeed the maximum amount by one bid in order to secure the lot on your behalf.

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By signing I confirm that I have read and agree to be bound by the Conditions of Sale If you provide us with your email address we will notify you of all future sales. If you do not wish to be notified please tick the box

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