Ewbanks Winter Fine Art & Antiques - 26/27 November 2014

Winter Fine Antiques Auction 26th & 27th November 2014 ÂŁ10

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ChrisChris Ewbank, Ewbank, FRICS FRICS ASFAV ASFAV SeniorSenior partner partner chris@ewbankauctions.co.uk chris@ewbankauctions.co.uk

Andrew Ewbank, Andrew Ewbank, BA BA Partner Partner andrewe@ewbankauctions.co.uk andrewe@ewbankauctions.co.uk

Snape, BA ASFAV John John Snape, BA ASFAV Partner Partner john@ewbankauctions.co.uk john@ewbankauctions.co.uk

Andrew Delve, MA ASFAV Andrew Delve, MA ASFAV Partner Partner andy@ewbankauctions.co.uk andy@ewbankauctions.co.uk

Tim Duggan, ASFAV Tim Duggan, ASFAV Partner Partner tim@ewbankauctions.co.uk tim@ewbankauctions.co.uk

Alastair McCrea, Alastair McCrea, MA MA Partner Partner alastair@ewbankauctions.co.uk alastair@ewbankauctions.co.uk

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W I N T E R F I N E A N T I QU E S AU C T I O N

Celebrating 20 years at Burnt Common Auction Rooms'

WINTER FINE ANTIQUES AUCTION Jewellery; Watches; Coins; Silver; Silver Plate; Cars; Clocks; Oil Paintings, Watercolours and Prints; Books and Maps; Stamps; British and Continental Ceramics and Glass; Objects and Works Of Art; Medals & Militaria; Antique Furniture; Persian Rugs.

This Sale is on Wednesday and Thursday 26th and 27th November 2014 commencing at 10.30 am

VIEWING: Saturday 22nd November 10.00am–2.00pm Monday 24th November 10.00 am–5.00 pm Tuesday 25th November 10.00 am–8.00 pm And Mornings of Sale 9.30-10.30 am For the fully illustrated catalogue and Registration for Live internet bidding go to www.ewbankauctions.co.uk The Burnt Common Auction Rooms London Road, Send, Surrey GU23 7LN

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INFORMATION FOR BUYERS 1

Introduction. The following informative notes are intended to assist Buyers, particularly those inexperienced or new to our salerooms.

All sales are conducted on our printed Conditions of Sale which are readily available for inspection and normally accompany catalogues.

Our staff will be happy to help you if there is anything you do not fully understand.

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Agency. As auctioneers we usually contract as agents for the seller whose identity, for reasons of confidentiality, is not normally disclosed. Accordingly if you buy your primary contract is with the seller.

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Estimates. Estimates are designed to help buyers gauge what sort of sum might be involved for the purchase of a particular lot. The lower estimate may represent the reserve price and certainly will not be below it. Estimates do not include the Buyer’s Premium or VAT (where chargeable). Estimates are prepared some time before the sale and may be altered by announcement before the sale. They are in no sense definitive.

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Buyers Premium. The Conditions of Sale oblige buyers to pay a buyer’s premium at 25.2% inclusive of VAT on the hammer price of each lot purchased.

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VAT. (†) indicates that VAT is payable by the purchaser at the standard rate (presently 20%) on the hammer price as well as being an element in the buyer’s premium. 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. The double symbol (**) indicates that the lot has been imported from outside the European Union and the present position is that these lots are liable to a reduced rate of VAT (5%) on the gross lot price (i.e. both the hammer price and the buyer’s premium). Lots which appear without either of the above symbols indicate that no VAT is payable on the hammer price. This is because such lots are sold using the Auctioneers’ Margin Scheme and it should be noted that the VAT included within the Premium is not recoverable as input tax.

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Conditions of lots. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.

Intending buyers have ample opportunity form inspection of goods and neither the seller nor we as the auctioneers accept any responsibility for their condition. In particular, mechanical objects of any age are not guaranteed to be in working order. However, in specified circumstances lots mis-described because they are ‘deliberate forgeries’ may be returned and repayment made. There is a 2 week limit. (The expression ‘deliberate forgery’ is defined in our Conditions of Sale).

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Condition reports. We may be able to assist buyers unable to view by providing a condition report, but these reports are based solely on our own opinion and are for guidance only and no responsibility is accepted for their accuracy. Intending buyers are strongly encouraged to view. (Please see our Conditions of Sale). All sizes are approximate.

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Export of goods. Buyers intending to export goods should ascertain (a) whether an export licence is required and (b) whether there is any specific prohibition on importing goods of that character because, e.g. they may contain prohibited materials such as ivory. Ask us if you need help.

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Bidding. Bidders may be required to register before the sale commences and lots will be invoiced to the name and address on the registration form. Some form of identification may be required if you are unknown to us. Please enquire in advance about our arrangements for telephone bidding.

10 Commission bidding. Commission bids may be left 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. Please enquire in advance about our arrangements for the leaving of commission bids by telephone or Email.

11 Methods of Payment. As a general rule any cheques tendered will need to be cleared before removal of the goods is permitted. Please discuss with our Office in advance of the sale if other methods of payment are envisaged (except cash). We accept card payments provided that your registered address is the same as the card address. There is a surcharge of 2.5% plus VAT on credit cards but no charge on debit cards.

12 Collection and storage. Please note what the Conditions of Sale state about collection and storage. It is important that goods are paid for and collected promptly. Any delay may involve the buyer in paying storage charges which are currently set at £5 plus VAT per lot per day.

13 Artists’ resale rights. Buyers of lots executed by qualifying artists are subject to ARR payments which will be added to the purchaser’s invoice. Where possible such lots are marked in the catalogue with §. The charge will be applied only where the hammer price exceeds 1,000 Euros and will be at a maximum of 4% for full details see www.dacs.org.uk or telephone +44 (0)845 410 3410.

EXPLANATION OF PICTURE CATALOGUING TERMS Any statement as to authorship, attribution, origin, date, age, provenance and condition is a statement of opinion and is not to be taken as a statement of representation of fact. The Auctioneers reserve the right, in forming their opinion, to consult and rely upon any expert or authority considered by them to be reliable.

The forename(s) and surname of the artist: In our opinion a work by the artist.

The initials of the forename(s) and the surname of the artist: In our opinion a work of the period of the artist which may be wholly or in part his work.

The surname only of the artist: In our opinion a work of the school or by one of the followers of the artist or in his style and of uncertain date.

English School’, ‘Italian School’: etc: In our opinion a work executed at a later date that the style may suggest.

Signed’: Has a signature which in our opinion is a recognised signature.

Dated’: Is so dated and in our opinion was executed at that date.

The term ‘bears’ a signature and/or date and/or an inscription: Means that in our opinion the artist’s name and/or date and/or inscription have been added by another hand.

Measurements: Height precedes width.

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WEDNESDAY 26TH NOVEMBER 10:30AM Jewellery

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Costume Jewellery

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Watches

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Coins

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Silver Plate

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Silver

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There will be an addendum for late entries which will be available on the viewing days; all lots are posted with images on our web-site www.ewbankauctions.co.uk This sale is on Wednesday and Thursday 26th and 27th November commencing at 10.30 am

WINTER FINE ANTIQUES AUCTION Commencing 10.30 am Wednesday 26th November

JEWELLERY 1

An Arts & Crafts silver brooch set with large cabochon opal opal 2.5 x 2 cm £80-120

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Edwardian gold ring set with green paste and diamond set in 18 ct gold hallmark for 1909 £100-120

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Gold snake bangle the head set with diamond and ruby continental marks 9ct gold £100-150

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A pair of diamond and white gold drop earrings each set with five brilliant cut stones, diamond .5 carat, 18 ct white gold £300-500

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A collet set garnet bracelet and a pair of garnet set earrings bracelet testing as 18ct, earring backs marked 9ct £200-300

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A citrine and ruby set necklace and matching drop earrings unmarked white metal, £200-300

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A brooch in the form of a boy’s head with garnet set turban and a Victorian gold brooch with cameo £100-150

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Suite of gold and claw set black cultured pearl jewellery comprising bangle, ring and pendant on chain, 9ct gold £180-220

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Solitaire diamond , princess cut ring by Swag diamond approx .25 ct in platinum, boxed £200-300

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Gold bracelet set with seven faceted oval citrines joined by x links stamped marks, 9ct. £150-250

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Marquise form peridot ring the shoulders set with six diamonds and a peridot set pendant Ring 18ct yellow gold , pendant testing at 9ct £200-300

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Kutchinsky London a suite of gold jewellery designed as styalised fruit and leaves, pave set with diamonds, each piece signed estimate ring 08 ct earrings 1.66 , necklace 3.20 total diamond weight 5.68, set in 18ct gold £3,800-4,200

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Multicoloured sapphire and diamond line bracelet, set with sixteen oval cut sapphires and round brilliant cut diamonds Tested as 18ct £600-800

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Diamond bar brooch set with three stones in unmarked yellow metal mount £250-350

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Zircon and diamond ring in 18ct gold

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A pair of black opal set ear studs in 9ct gold £70-100

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A pair of gold earrings with opal drops £80-120

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Gold bar brooch set with a central opal and cultured pearls gold unmarked £80-120

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A pair of early 20th century silver cufflinks. £60-80

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Early 20th century diamond and synthetic ruby ring in rub-over setting, and a five stone synthetic ruby ring, diamond ring with French mark, ruby ring marked but unclear £100-150

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Peridot and pearl set ring, and two other gold rings £100-150

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Cultured pearl necklace with shell form clasp £100-150

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A dyed Jade cabouchon ring, with diamond set shoulders £100-150

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A white gold diamond cluster ring Stamped 14ct, diamond weight 1.26 carats £300-500

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£100-150

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Victorian jewellery including vulcanite, hand fobs, ring, watch strap and pearl and wood brooches Fob brooches stamped 9ct, ring testing as 15ct, watch strap clasps testing as 9ct £150-250

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Diamond set gold studs Stamped 18ct

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Victorian double ended green glass scent bottle with gilt metal mounts 6” £50-100

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Edwardian pearl and rose cut diamond ring unmarked testing as 15ct gold £100-150

An Amber bead necklace C1900 and another with beads carved in the form of flowers and one carved as a man’s head £100-150

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Three stone diamond ring with white and yellow gold stamped 22ct £100-150

Victorian gold Albert chain each link stamped as 9ct gold £450-650

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Edwardian sapphire and diamond brooch diamond estimated at .3 carat, unmarked testing 18ct white and yellow gold £200-300

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Gold locket, and foliate decorated brooch Locket stamped 9ct, gold brooch testing as 12ct, £50-80

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Victorian bangle with seed pearls in star and moon motif Testing as 9ct £100-150

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Five Victorian gold brooches, turquoise set boss, two with seed pearl an RAF sweetheart brooch and a gilt metal agate brooch gold 9 -15 ct £80-120

£50-80

Victorian diamond ring set with central cushion cut stone and a border of twelve diamonds, and diamond set shoulders, Central stone at 2.68 carats, gold testing 18ct £3,000-5,000

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Emerald and diamond three stone ring Central square cut emerald one carat, total diamond weight estimated at .8 carat, in white gold stamped 18ct £1,000-1,500

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Pair of antique diamond cluster earrings estimated diamond weight 2.4 carat , old mine cut stones in unmarked white and yellow metal, in S.J Phillips, Bond Street box £1,000-1,500

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Diamond ear studs total diamond weight 1.4 carats in white gold, earring backs stamped 18ct, S.J Philips Bond Street box £800-1,200

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Cultured pearl and diamond drop earrings old European cut C 1930 diamond 1.2 carat pearl 8.7 mm earring length is 2.5 cm gold posts mountings test as platinum, in S.J Philips Bond Street box £500-800

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Art Deco platinum and diamond bar brooch the central diamond estimated at .33 carat, the end stones at .15 carat £800-1,200

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Edwardian diamond and emerald five stone ring emeralds square cut , each measuring 3.5 mm , within a border of 22 old cut diamonds, stamped 18ct £600-800

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Edwardian yellow topaz and diamond ring in a millgrain setting in white and yellow gold stamped 18ct hallmark for 1919 £400-600

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Victorian rose gold bar link chain, similar stickpin with pearl and a pair of pearl stud earrings, all testing as 9ct gold £100-150

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Gold pendant brooch in the form of a star, set with seed pearls and a pair pearl stud earrings cased £150-250

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Victorian gold and diamond brooch, earrings and a similar pin, all pieces test as 15ct, plated in 24ct £300-500

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Diamond set pendant in the form of a cross Diamond weight estimated at 1.75 carats, tests as 22ct white gold £500-800

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Edwardian Jade necklace of graduated beads to a diamond set gold clasp Beads graduating from 9.4 to 3.8 mm, 52 cm length £300-500

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A pair of carved jade plaque earrings on gold wires 4.2 cm, wires unmarked, testing as 15 ct £250-350

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Edwardian pearl necklace with white gold clasp pearls 5.3 -2.2 mm clasp testing as 9ct £200-400 47

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Two cultured pearl necklaces one with gold clasp, one silver Gold clasp necklace testing as 9ct, length 51cm. Silver clasp necklace measures approx 39cm in length pearl diameter on both necklaces approx 5mm £150-250

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Carved jade stud earrings and brooch mounted in white gold Brooch mount and stud earrings 9ct white gold. Jade brooch plaque measures 4 x 1.8cm and earring plaques 1.1cm x 1.1cm £250-350

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A cultured pearl necklace with gold clasp Gold testing as 9ct, pearls measuring 6.5mm and necklace length 56cm £100-150

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Gold ring with diamonds in star setting and central sapphire Testing as 18ct £150-250

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Oval cut sapphire and diamond ring Royal blue sapphire within a border of brilliant cut diamonds, unmarked testing as 18ct gold £300-500

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Victorian moonstone choker/bracelets set with 88 moonstones of 9.5 mm diameter, the choker can be converted into two identical bracelets , metal unmarked testing as gilt metal £200-400

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Edwardian diamond plaque ring 18ct gold and platinum £180-220

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Victorian three strand coral bead necklace, with yellow metal clasp £80-120

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Opera length jet bead necklace, Lapis Lazuli, ivory and flapper girl beaded necklaces (5) £100-150

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Two cultured pearl necklaces with silver clasps £100-150

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Victorian gold brooch set with pink spinel and white sapphire largest stone 8 x 6 mm unmarked gold, 9 cm, in Austrian jewellers case. £150-250

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Edwardian graduated pearl necklace with diamond set clasp 64 cm long , pearls measuring 5.5-2.6 mm , clasp testing as 18 ct £300-500

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Cultured pearl necklace with gold clasp £150-250

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19th C portrait miniature of a gentleman, in gold pendant frame, the reverse with interwoven hair and initials Tests as 9ct, 6 x 4.3 cm £150-250

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Diamond set ring Brilliant cut in square rub over setting, estimated at . 4 carat , stamped 18ct and with import marks and 750 £300-500

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Rope twist gold bracelet enclosing coral and pearls Stamped and testing 9ct £80-120

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A Victorian horse shoe pin two pairs of screw closing stud earrings - one pair of almandine garnet , the other pair garnet and gold Earrings testing as 9ct, pin testing as 15ct £100-150

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Natural green zircon set gold ring

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Pendant with rhodonite garnet and white sapphire set in unmarked gold £200-300

£50-80

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Diamond set star pendant Silver front and gold backing, diamond weight estimated at 3.15 carats £1,000-1,500

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9ct gold sweetheart brooch for Royal Horse Artillery Company Tests as 9ct, 4.5 cm £100-150

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Opal and diamond pendant, on white gold chain with yellow gold pendant mount diamond diamond weight estimated at one carat , stamped 18ct white and yellow gold £500-800

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Pair of diamond and opal white and yellow gold ear studs Stamped 18ct white and yellow gold £200-300

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Art Deco style emerald and diamond ring Stamped and testing as 18ct white and yellow gold £300-500

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Gold ring set with pear shaped diamond diamond .6 carat, stamped 18ct gold £500-800

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Pearl and black garnet set mourning ring with floral decorated mount Unmarked gold, with inscription ‘ Will M Thomas Oct 5th 1817, aged 30’ £150-250

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Amethyst set gold ring Emerald cut, set in 18ct gold £70-100

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Antique Indian fine gold bangle set with ruby and emerald in a floral open setting £400-600

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Gold collar set with alternating channels of round brilliant and square cut diamonds 57 diamonds, total diamond weight 3.8 carats in 18 ct gold £4,000-6,000

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Gold and diamond half eternity ring Stamped 18ct, diamond weight .5 carat £200-300

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Diamond and emerald set gold ring in twist formation Stamped 18ct £150-250

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Diamond set gold wishbone ring Stamped 9ct £100-150

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Cameo brooch and earrings in gold mounts brooch marked 9ct £50-80

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Edwardian double string cultured pearls with 9ct gold pearl set clasp £50-80

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9ct gold signet ring and shirt studs

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Gold cufflinks set with red agate 9ct gold, in Harrods box £50-80

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Two gold watches, with chain straps and two wedding bands, watches and one band 9ct, larger band 22 ct £150-250

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Gold ring set with diamond in 18ct gold, diamond estimated at .3 carat £250-350

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Three stone diamond gypsy ring centre stone estimated at .2 carat set in 18ct gold £150-250

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Victorian locket dated 1841, a foliate decorated locket and a gold wedding band lockets unmarked yellow metal, ring 18ct gold marked £150-250

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Small items silver including pendants and napkin holder £50-80

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Pair of gold cufflinks with engine turned decoration in Harrods box 9ct gold

Two bracelets with heart clasps and a watch £150-250

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Gold signet ring (marks rubbed) and cufflinks £60-80

Tiffany & Co platinum pendant necklace set with sapphire and diamond millgrain set in floral setting, in original case and box £400-600

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Victorian gold curb chain bracelet stamped 15 ct to clasp £300-500

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Edwardian sapphire and diamond ring set in 18ct gold £70-100

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Gold ring set with three garnets in rub over setting and a green turquoise stone ring £50-80

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Three strand cultured pearl necklace, set to a gold clasp clasp stamped 9ct and a pair pearl of screw ear rings £200-300

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Garnet and seed pearl set brooch, in closed back setting 19th C £100-150

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An Art Deco ruby, sapphire and diamond alternating ring and a white gold wedding band band stamped 15 ct £200-300

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Art Deco platinum ring set with diamond and ruby The principle stone estimated at 1 carat, two stones of .3 carat , baguette cut channel set rubies £500-800

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A brilliant cut diamond ring with baguette cut border The principle stone 2.55 carats, colour J SI1 clarity , 12 baguette diamonds, total estimated at 1 carat . £4,000-6,000

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Victorian ring set with diamond and garnet Testing as 18ct, marks rubbed, diamond estimated at .4 carat total £200-400

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Edwardian diamond millgrain set gold ring Unmarked but testing as 18ct £200-400

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Gold bangle inset with diamonds and rubies Stamped 9ct £350-450

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Amethyst and gold jewellery to include an Edwardian bar brooch, two rings and a crystal pendant £150-250

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A jade and diamond floral ring, carved jade pendant and a cabouchon ring floral ring 18ct, pendant mount 14 ct, cabouchon ring unmarked £100-150

109

Gold rope chain set with small sapphires, a ring and shirt buttons, £80-120

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Sapphire and diamond bracelet the oval cut sapphires 5 x 4 mm, set in 14 ct white gold £300-500

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A gold pendant set with cabouchon garnets and pearls marked 750 for 18ct gold £200-300

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Gold box link chain 18ct , 28 cm ,

£120-150

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An Edwardian enamel and seed pearl set pendant and a Victorian gilt metal brooch £200-300

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Gold mounted cameo, sapphire brooch and an onyx ring, Nurses buckle and other items £100-150

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Edwardian black opal and diamond set brooch £250-350

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Late 18th to 19th C poison ring set with carnelian intaglio £200-400

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19th C pendant set with red foiled back stones and seed pearls closed back setting in unmarked gold £200-300

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Early 19th C ring gold set with pink stone £180-220

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Victorian garnet and pearl set ring in unmarked gold £150-250

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Modern amethyst and tourmaline channel set ring in 9ct gold £100-150

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Victorian brooches garnet set, onyx and pearl banded agate and enamel and paste £180-220

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Victorian necklace with entwined heart motif set with seed pearls unmarked, testing as 18ct gold £300-500

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A pair of diamond earrings in the form of flower heads total diamond weight estimated at 2 carats, set in 18ct white gold £500-800

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Five gem set rings, a sapphire and diamond three ring set, a garnet and opal ring and a sapphire and diamond three stone ring all 9ct gold £200-300

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Cameo ring, smoky topaz ring, and pendant, wishbone ring and another set with cabouchon moonstone Topaz ring 14 ct, others 9ct £200-300

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Gold jewellery , a childs expanding bangle, locket, fancy link bracelet, two signet ring and two wedding bands signet ring unmarked, testing as 18ct , others all 9ct £150-250

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Credit Suisse gold bar mounted as a pendant, three colour gold ring and an Eastern style coffee pot charm gold bar, 10 grams fine gold 999.9 , mount and ring 18ct, coffee pot testing 18ct £300-500

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An Art Deco plaque ring and a five stone diamond ring one platinum and 18ct and another unmarked. £150-250

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engraved oval locket all 9ct

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£300-400

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Fancy yellow diamond in rub over setting diamond estimated at .25 carat , set in platinum and 18ct gold £300-500

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Diamond set bow ring set with ten diamonds, in 18ct gold £250-350

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Contemporary black diamond set heart pendant unmarked, on fine chain, 9ct white gold £80-120

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Fire opal and diamond pendant and earrings set in 18ct gold mount on 9ct gold chain £250-350

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Contemporary pendant and earrings two colour gold set with a diamond point £80-120

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Diamond solitaire ring estimated weight .75 carat , set in 18ct gold £800-1,000

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Sapphire and diamond set ring. diamond weight estimated at .7 carat set in 18ct white gold £400-600

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Garnet set gold star brooch, a citrine set thistle brooch, a seed pearl mourning brooch and two bar brooches £150-250

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Victorian cameo brooch with two figures, gem set ring and earrings and a white gold amethyst set bar brooch £50-80

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22ct gold wedding band, 2.5g,

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White metal ring with green stone flanked by two white stones, a small horseshoe and interlocking heart bar brooch and a pair of costume earrings Ring testing as 18ct, brooch testing as 9ct £50-80

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Sapphire and diamond half eternity ring a diamond set ring and a white gold band £150-250

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Edwardian sapphire and diamond three stone ring £100-150

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Cultured pearls pearls 7 mm, white gold clasp £100-120

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Annabel Jones contemporary gold bracelet £50-80

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A large amethyst and diamond ring the oval cut amethyst estimated at 20 carats, within a border of brilliant cut diamonds, set in 18ct white gold £400-600

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Early 20th C French gold brooch set with diamond and sapphire and pearl , open design of interlocking petals, Sapphire one carat, diamond mainly rose cuts .6 carat , £400-600

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Full eternity ring set in untested white metal £70-100

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Opal and garnet ring on texted gold mount 9ct £60-80

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9ct gold necklace, gold bracelet with clasp in the form of a padlock and a gold chain with floral

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An Art Deco paste set bracelet set with clear and green pastes in articulated panels, marked sterling silver and with makers monogram £100-150

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Diamond and pearl brooch in open floral setting, Total diamond weight , 2 carats, pearl 8 mm, 18ct white gold, unmarked £800-1,200

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Art Deco opal and diamond set negligee pendant pendant 15.47 x 14.40 x 6.19 , Opal 8 carats , diamond weight .5 carat £700-1,000

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Art Deco brooch set with diamond emerald and conch pearl in the manner of Cartier in millgrain setting, pearl measuring 11.48 x 9 x 7.28 mm diamond weight .6 . Brooch dimensions 4 cm x 1.6 cm £500-800

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Two gold signet rings 18ct yellow gold plain rectangular signet ring together with a 9ct yellow gold textured signet ring. £100-150

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Single stone diamond ring Round brilliant -cut diamond weighing approximately 0.20cts in a rubover setting mounted in 9ct yellow gold £80-120

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Two pairs of 9ct gold cufflinks A pair of onyx and 9ct yellow gold cufflinks together with a pair of double oval 9ct yellow gold cufflinks £100-150

Aquamarine, sapphire and pearl pendant necklace emerald cut aquamarine on a string of baroque pearls interspersed with sapphire set bars. £450-550

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Two gold necklaces 18ct yellow gold box necklace together with a 9ct yellow gold figero necklace £100-150

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Pendant necklace set with, tourmaline and zircon drops in 9ct gold £200-300

A pair of blue topaz drop earrings in 18ct gold £250-350

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Art Deco onyx pendant with diamond, french silver onyx bracelet and paste set locket £70-100

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Opal and ruby drop earrings in unmarked gold £180-220

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Silver jewellery to include two butterflies wing brooches, jet and amethyst pendant and other items £70-100

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A necklace of multi coloured sapphires the collet set oval stones linked by fine chain, 18ct yellow gold £450-650

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Bangle, textured gold finish set with emeralds in star form setting, 1960’s 9ct gold £100-150

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Two gold wedding bands and a signet ring bands both 18 ct , signet ring 14 ct £130-150

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Four gem set rings, Victorian garnet, emerald and pearl, a later amethyst set ring and an opal ring £80-120

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Half gold sovereign pendant and yellow metal and opal necklace £70-100

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Gold ring set with oval cabouchon chalcedony within a rope border 14 ct gold maker GK £70-100

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Edwardian pendant with amethyst and seed pearls £50-80

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Platinum wedding band, Victorian pearl set stickpin and a yellow metal locket £80-120

166

19th C garnet set brooch in closed backed setting an opal set bar brooch and another with seed pearls unmarked yellow metal, opal brooch marked 15 ct £150-250

167

Early 20th century Japanese cigarette case with tiger decoration 5” wide in velvet case £120-150

168

1920’s gilt decorated Indonesian cigarette case decorated with peacock and dragon 5” wide in velvet case £120-180

169

1960’s smoky topaz ring, in 9ct gold

170

A modern pink sapphire and diamond ring and a floral style ring one 22 ct one 9ct gold £100-150

171

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171

Necklace of blue topaz oval cut in collet setting fifty oval cut stones 8 x 6 mm, set in 18ct gold £1,000-1,500

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Long necklace of cultured pearls with an amethyst set gold clasp length 84 cm, pearls 6.5 -9 mm £200-400

180

A pair of nephrite jade drop earrings, a Limoges portrait brooch, other brooches and an amethyst intaglio set seal £150-250

181

Two Victorian gilt metal quizzing glasses, two strings of cultured pearls and a Mikimoto enamel clock set with a pearl £100-150

182

A bar brooch in the form of a fox head with gem set eyes and a riding crop stamped 375 for 9 ct gold £50-80

183

An abstract design 1960’s ring and a pearl set ring 1960’s ring with makers mark £70-100

184

An Edwardian fox head stick pin set with rose cut diamonds and rubies in Goldsmiths and Silversmiths fitted case £100-150

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185

Two 19th C posy holders, one with pierced foliate decoration the other with gilt metal and mother of pearl handle £400-600

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186

Two 19th Century gilt metal posy holders one with decoration of fruit bearing angels, another with lillies and a conical corsage pin £300-500

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187

String of cultured pearls, Victorian stickpin and a collection of costume jewellery in leather jewellery box £50-80

185 177

Modern white gold and diamond set hinged bangle estimated diamond weight 1.65 carat, unmarked, tested as 18ct gold £1,000-1,500

178

Solitaire diamond stud earrings in white metal testing as 18ct gold, diamond weight approximately 1 carat £400-600 186

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188

212 A silver and agate set plaque ring 1970’s another set with cornelian and a silver necklace £30-50

189

Porcelain plaque brooch depicting a young boy, silver plated retractable pencil with seal and a gold watch Watch testing as 9ct, £60-80

190

Silver pendant in the form of scales and other Edwardian jewellery £70-100

191

Two necklaces with faceted amber beads, a cherry red bead necklace and another of jet beads £100-150

192

Five Victorian coral bead necklaces, one with acorn carving £80-120

193

Two Venetian glass bead necklaces, blue flapper glass necklace and another clear and black glass £70-100

194

Quantity of shirt studs and cufflinks

195

Coral necklace, an Arts and crafts silver and enamel brooch, and an RAF sweetheart brooch £50-80

196

A Chinese silver and hardstone bracelet, a 1920’s paste set watch, other items including part gold locket £80-120

197

A collection of costume jewellery including an unpolished amber necklace, moss agate brooch Halcyon days enamel watch pendant, petit point bag and other items £50-80

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198

Heart form pendant with locket back, two silver bangles set with turquoise other turquoise and blue stone jewellery £100-150

199

Collection of silver jewellery including early 20th C French bracelet, cultured pearl ring, charm bracelet and others £80-120

200

A 1950s paste set bracelet of linked circles and a wide ‘crystal’ bracelet with tree monogram and safety catch £50-80

201

Theo Fennell contemporary silver bracelet and ring £100-150

202

Collection of costume jewellery including Christian Dior earrings £40-60

203

Amethyst set gold pendant, gold chains locket and earrings £100-150

204

Collection of costume jewellery To include an amber set ring, hard stone bracelet, silver bracelets and other items £40-60

205

Christian Dior 1950’s faux pearl and paste brooch, an Edwardian paste locket nurses belt and other items £100-150

206

A pair of gold drop earrings with collet set blue topaz and amethyst £150-250

207

A pair of ‘ grape’ moonstone earrings in 18ct gold £180-220

208

A pair of multicoloured gem set gold earrings £130-160

209

A pair of peridot earrings in the form of bunches of grapes £150-250

210

A set of 19th C paste set buttons in the form of Maltese crosses , a banded agate brooch, amber pendant, and other items £60-80

211

A silver half hunter watch with enamelled case, cultured pearls, silver and agate ring and silver jewellery and badges £40-60

212

19th C chatelaine clip with painted enamel plaques depicting a lady in 18th C costume, two perfume flasks and a silver and enamel pocket watch £200-300

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214

Victorian beaded cloth purse, the latch decorated with a micro mosaic of blue flowers with a yellow gem set pendant, 6” £60-80

Lady’s textured gold bracelet watch by Bouch Girod, 9ct gold £400-600

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WATCHES This section of the sale will not commence before 12.40pm Wednesday 26th November

216

Art Deco platinum and diamond set cocktail watch Tests as platinum £600-800

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217

Gentleman’s gold plated Omega Seamaster De Ville wristwatch with later strap £80-120

218

George IV 18ct gold open faced fusee pocket watch by George Cowle London Date mark 1821 engraved dial inset with various coloured metals diameter 2” £500-800

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215 Gents Rolex GMT Master stainless steel wrist watch circa 1977 serial number 5020683 with paperwork and service history £2,500-3,500

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George III pair cased fusee pocket watch by Stephen Sharprey ‘s London date mark 1805 £150-250

220

Edwardian silver and enamel pocket watch with engraved decoration, and another £50-80

221

18ct gold pocket watch by David Keys, 15 Craven Street, Strand, London, No.11703, £400-600

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222

Continental gold open faced pocket watch stamped 18K with gold chain and charms, and black silk ribbon with charm stamped 9ct £600-1,000

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223

Gentlemans Timex stainless steel wrist watch, military stop watch, , ladies silver wristwatch with leather strap, gold plated chain , leather cased tape measure and two sets of three gold dress buttons £50-100

224

19th century ladies gold pocket watch with an enamelled case stamped 18k diameter 1.25” £300-500

225

1920;s Jaeger leCoultre leather cased and chrome travel clock 5” high £80-120

226

J W Benson half hunter 9ct gold pocket watch and chain with masonic charm £400-600

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227

Gold plated Omega Geneve Automatic gentlemans’ wrist watch on later strap £100-200

228

1980’s Seiko Sportmatic stainless steel wrist watch on later strap £50-80

229

1920’s 9ct gold gentleman’s wrist watch on brown leather strap £60-100

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230 1970s Tissot ladies gold watch 9ct £400-600

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231

Gold Verity watch and a Longines watch £150-250

232

Cartier Santos stainless steel ladies wristwatch in presentation box with paperwork bought 1979 £800-1,200

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233

Accurist gold watch in presentation case unused £100-150

234

French gold pocket watch with foliate engraved back and enamel face, marked Delafeuille numbered 219 £150-250

235

Lady`s Eterna Matic Sahida white gold watch with diamond set bezel and textured dial and bracelet £700-1,000

COINS This section of the sale will not commence before 12.55pm Wednesday 26th November 236

American fine gold coin 1902 Twenty dollar coin in yellow metal mount £800-1,200

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Gold half sovereign dated 1910

238

Collection of coins in three albums some loose date ranges 1900 to 1967 £60-80

239

Collection of coins mostly second half 20th century and a small collection of bank notes £50-80

240

George V half sovereign, 1914 and another 1912 £120-180

241

Two Set of silver Jersey commemorative coin sets and a small collection of modern coins mostly cased £60-100

242

1980 half sovereign in presentation case

243

George V gold sovereign 1918

£100-150

244

George V gold sovereign 1913

£100-150

245

Victorian half sovereign 1899

£50-100

246

George V gold half sovereign 1902

£50-80

247

George V gold half sovereign 1906

£50-80

248

George V gold half sovereign 1907

£50-80

249

George V gold half sovereign 1911

£50-100

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258

WMF silver plate posy vase in Sucessionist style with cut glass liner , a bon bon dish and fruit decorated bowl with servers £100-200

259

Silver plated set of four cauldron shaped salts on ball feet, in fitted case and other small silver plated items, £30-50

260

Silver toast rack two sets of silver spoons silver plated bottle stand with cut glass bottles and a silver plated tea set £80-120

261

Pair of early 20th century silver plated letter openers in the form of swords 21” £60-100

262

Set of four silver plated candlesticks, one converted to a lamp, £100-200

263

Assortment of silver plate to include entree dishes and covers £70-100

264

Pair of continental white metal candlesticks with knopped beaded stems and bases, 8in. (20cm) £50-80

265

19th century silver plated tantalus with three later decanters and stoppers 11 x 15in. (28 x 38cm) £200-300

266

Horn handled and stainless steel carving set in fitted box and other carving items, £50-80

9ct gold sovereign holder engraved WE £150-250

267

Elkington silver plated large twin-handled trophy cup and a silver plated galleried tray, £50-80

Collection of George V and George VI coins to include florins and shillings £100-200

268

Silver plated bottle stand with three later cut glass decanters and stoppers £80-120

Mostly George VI but some George V half crowns (100+) £80-120

269

Silver plated gallery tray together with mixed plated wares £50-80

Gold South African pond mounted as a pendant dated 1898 £70-100

270

Silver plated cutlery of various designs contained in oak canteen box with two trays £60-90

Small collection of coins to include George V half crowns £40-60

271

Assorted silver plated cutlery in oak canteen box £40-60

George V sovereign 1910 in untested yellow metal mount £100-150

272

Silver plated twin-handled tray with beaded border and engraved decoration, 30½in. (76cm) £80-120

Victorian silver presentation medal and another for the Coronation of George V £40-60

273

Small collection of silver plated items to include a navette shaped salt, pierced basket, sifter spoons and various items of flatware, £40-60

274

19th century silver plated wine cooler with ram shaped handles 11in. (28cm) £60-100

275

Set of six silver plated knife rests in the form of foxes; and a similar corkscrew £60-80

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Pair of silver plated egg form cruets, each with a mustard pot, pepperette and salt, £80-120

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SILVER This section of the sale will not commence before 1.20pm Wednesday 26th November 276

Novelty silver dog and kennel, import marks for London 1890, various other marks £100-150

277

Victorian silver mug by Penlington & Batty of Liverpool with a silver sugar bowl and matching cream jug and 12 bean end coffee spoons £70-100

278

George V silver Art Nouveau tray, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1911 and a silver candlestick, £60-80

279

Victorian silver three piece tea service with beaded decoration, by Garrard & Co., London, 1875, 48oz, £350-450

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280 284

George V silver hotwater jug on bun feet, maker’s mark rubbed, Birmingham, 1920, gross weight 12oz, £80-120

285

George V silver twin-handled trophy cup, maker’s mark rubbed, Chester, 1926, 7oz, £50-80

286

Victorian silver brandy pan with ivory handle on stand with burner, by Charles Boyton II, London, 1870, £80-120

Pair of George V silver sugar castors of octagonal section, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd., Birmingham, 1911, 6.4oz, £50-80

287

George VI silver cigarette case with engine turned decoration, sugar sifter, pair of squat candlesticks, mustard, pot, silver plated candle snuffer and egg cup, £100-150

Modern silver cigarette box with engine turned decoration by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1961, and another smaller, Birmingham, 1953, £60-100

288

Victorian silver teapot with gadrooned and moulded floral decoration on bun feet, by Walter & John Barnard, London, 1892, gross weight 19oz, £120-180

Pair of Victorian silver mustard pots and covers with half-gadrooned bodies and urn finials, by Haseler Brothers, Birmingham, 1895, 4.7oz, £40-60

289

George V silver cream jug with scroll handle on three shaped feet, by Robert Pringle & Sons, Chester, 1917, a sauce boat and a sugar bowl, 7.7oz, £50-80

280

Early 20th Century silver mounted sword stick, the handle in the form of an eagle’s head with green glass eyes, German marks ‘835’ the blade marked James Smith & Sons Ltd., New Oxford Street, London, English silver mount, overall length 37”, £400-600

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Victorian silver shell form caddy spoon, maker’s mark ‘AH’, Sheffield, 1850, and two others, 0.8oz, £40-60

291

George III/IV Scottish silver decanter label ‘GIN’ with shell and gadrooned decoration, by Walter & Patrick Cunningham, Edinburgh, and a white metal label ‘BRANDY’ with beaded decoration, 0.4oz, £30-50

292

Two sets of Sterling silver Bridge pencils in fitted cases, £30-50

293

Pair of George V silver pepperettes, by Lee & Wigfull, Sheffield, 1923 and a selection of silver and silver-handled flatware, two tortoiseshell and silver backed brushes and other small items including silver plate, £100-200

294

George IV silver vinaigrette, with engine turned and floral decoration, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham, 1829, 1¼in. (3cm) £60-100

298

Pair of Victorian silver trumpet vases with embossed decoration on round loaded bases, by William Comyns & Sons, London, 1892, £50-80

299

Victorian Irish silver fiddle and rat-tail pattern tablespoon, by James R. Neill, Dublin, 1844, another tablespoon and other smaller items of flatware, weighable silver 12oz, £100-150

300

Pair of Edward VII silver mustard pots and covers with spoons, by Joseph Gloster, Birmingham, 1907, pair of pepperettes, another, two napkin rings, mustard pot and a pair of shell-shaped salts, £80-120

301

George V silver vesta case with foliate decoration,

by Rolason Brothers, Birmingham, 1911, two others, stamp holder and a small hip flask, 3oz, £40-60

302

George V silver pierced basket with gadrooned rim and handle on four shaped feet, by Martin, Hall & Co., Sheffield, 1911, 10oz, £70-100

303

Edward VII silver three piece tea service, comprising teapot, cream jug and sugar bowl, with wavy rims on shaped hoof feet, by Charles Boyton & Son Ltd., London, 1906, gross weight 15oz, £100-150

304

Edward VII silver presentation salver with serpentine gadrooned border on three shaped feet,

by Martin, Hall & Co., Sheffield, 1909, 19oz, £120-180

305

Edward VII silver cigarette case, by Stokes & Ireland Ltd., Chester, 1906, small mug, napkin ring, pierced basket, mustard pot with blue glass liner, shaving brush holder and four silver plated items of flatware, weighable silver 14oz, £100-150

306

Victorian silver part canteen of fiddle pattern cutlery, comprising eight each of dinner forks, table spoons, dessert spoons, dessert forks, eleven tea spoons, two salt spoons and a mustard spoon,

by Joseph & Albert Savory, London, 1853, 78oz, £550-650

307

Sterling Silver trophy cup on four scroll feet, 19oz, £120-180

308

Victorian silver mounted and glass hip flask, possibly William Summers, London, 1887, £60-80

Victorian silver mug with scroll handle and engine turned decoration, by Mappin & Webb, London, 1874, 5oz, £40-60

295

George II silver baluster shaped mug with scroll handle, by Robert Albin Cox, London, 1758, 10oz, £100-200

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297

George III silver twin-handled sugar bowl with embossed decoration on four scroll feet, maker’s mark rubbed, London, 1818, 10.5oz, £80-120

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315

Foreign white metal cigarette box with hinged cover, embossed floral decoration, on four feet, marks to base 5in. (13cm) £50-80

316

Edward VII silver full and half sovereign case, Birmingham 1908, maker Henry Charles Freeman 2in. (5cm) £50-80

317

Edward VII Silver vesta case decorated with a bee, Birmingham 1905, maker Henry Charles Freeman £40-60

318

Three vesta cases and a pewter hip flask

319

Ten Silver condiments of various designs to include George V mustard pot Birmingham 1913 on cabriole legs and three others four silver salts, three with blue glass liners, to include Mappin and Webb , Birmingham 1932 and two silver pepperettes, Birmingham 1933. £70-100

320

Eight silver mustard spoons, matching button hook and shoehorn, and a small amount of flatware and a pewter flask £70-100

321

Silver sovereign holder and an Edwardian engraved vesta case, Birmingham 1901, maker Reynolds & Westwood. £70-100

322

Edward VII silver opera glasses, London 1904 by R. Landstone & Company 5in. (13cm) £100-150

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Set of six continental silver bowls with embossed heraldic decoration, ‘800’ standard, and two others smaller similar, 30.8oz, £200-300

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309

Pair of George V silver candlesticks with knopped stems on shaped serpentine bases, by James William Benson, London, 1911, in mid 18th century style, bases loaded, 9.5” high £250-350

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310

Two Sterling silver ashtrays, another and a ‘CLARET’ wine label, 5.5oz, £40-60

311

Pair of continental silver dishes with serpentine and beaded rims, ‘800’ standard, 45oz, 12½in.

(30cm) £300-500

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312

Victorian silver rat-tail pattern soup ladle, by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield, 1897, 8oz, £60-80

313

Seven silver napkin rings, dessert spoon, four coffee spoons, mustard spoon and set of six golf themed teaspoons, gross weight 12oz, £80-120

314

Foreign white metal eight-lobed trumpet vase with embossed floral decoration, marks to base 9½in.

(23cm) £80-120

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333

Pair of George VI silver gilt triffid spoons with decorative handles and engraved bowls, by Wakely & Wheeler, London, 1936, 7oz, in fitted case, £50-80

334

George V silver cigarette case with engine turned decoration inset with green cabochon, by Joseph Gloster Ltd., Birmingham, 1926, 4oz gross weight, £50-80

335

Modern silver pencil/ruler, George V silver cigar case and Indian silver cruet various dates and marks £60-100

336

George V silver salver with gadrooned and pie crust rim on three claw feet, by Lee & Wigfull, Sheffield, 1915, 28oz, £200-300

337

Nine Victorian silver fiddle pattern tablespoons,

by Chawner & Co., London, 1846 and three George III by Richard Turner, London, 1818, 29oz, £200-300

338

George V silver backed dressing table set comprising four brushes and a mirror, by Henry Matthews, Birmingham, 1929, £30-40

339

Seven Victorian silver fiddle pattern dessert spoons, by Chawner & Co., 1845/6 and eight others, George III and later, 21oz, £150-200

340

Sixteen Victorian silver fiddle pattern dinner forks, various dates and makers, 36oz, £250-350

341

Thirteen Victorian fiddle pattern dessert forks, various dates and makers, 18oz, £120-180

342

Set of 12 The American Royal Family commemorative silver spoons, 113/750,

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Victorian silver sugar sifter in the form of a thistle head, by William Mammatt, Sheffield, 1890, 7.2oz, £200-300

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325

Pair of Edward VII silver trumpet vases with embossed decoration and shaped rims, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1909, (loaded bases), £40-60

326

Edward VII silver photograph frame with scrolling grapevine decoration, by I. S. Greenberg & Co., Birmingham, 1905, £40-60

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328

George V silver cigarette box with engine turned decoration by Deakin & Francis Ltd., Birmingham, 1932, three napkin rings, pair of pepperettes, cased coffee spoons and a small jar, £50-80 George III and later silver cutlery, comprising twelve forks and six spoons, various patterns, dates and makers, 31oz, £200-300

£40-60

343

Victorian silver kettle on stand with burner, with half-gadrooned body, the stand on four scroll supports, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd., London, 1894, gross weight 36oz, £250-350

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329

Pair of Adam Style silver candlesticks, with swag and urn decoration Birmingham 1969 12½in.

(30cm) £300-500

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330

George V silver pin cushion in the form of a swan with red glass eyes, by Adie & Lovekin Ltd., Birmingham, 1912, 2.25” long, £100-150

331

Three George IV silver fiddle pattern tablespoons,

by William Bateman I, London, 1822 and a dessert spoon with bright cut decoration, 7.5oz, £50-80

332

Victorian silver shell form tablespoon with bright cut decoration, by Joseph Gloster, London, 1899 and two sifter spoons, 5oz, £30-50

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20th Century presentation Indian silver quaich of Indian Army interest on circular pedestal foot, engraved “ P.V.H. Point to Point races 1945 light weight race winners”, by Warner Brothers, Delhi, 13oz, 6” diameter, Historical note; Peshawar Vale Hunt, 1867 - 1947 The 19th Regiment of Foot founded what became the Peshawar Vale Hunt, which only came to an end in 1947 when the British finally departed from India. This must have been one of the last trophies to be won £100-150

355

Victorian silver mug, Birmingham 1874, and another, a mustard pot with blue glass liner and two silver napkin rings, 13.8oz, £60-90

344 344

George V silver three piece tea service, comprising teapot, cream jug and sugar bowl, with gadrooned rims on ball feet, by John Hunt, London, 1918, gross weight 28oz, £180-220

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345

Victorian silver three piece tea service, comprising teapot, cream jug and sugar bowl, by Stokes & Ireland Ltd., Birmingham, 1891, gross weight 16oz, £100-150

346

George V silver oval small comport with gadrooned rim, by S. W. Smith & Co., Birmingham, 1925, pair of George III sugar nips, small dish, two pairs of sugar tongs, vesta, small shaped dish, pair of small vases, and two pairs of pepperettes, weighable silver 11oz, £80-120

347

Modern silver canteen of rat-tail pattern cutlery for six, comprising two tablespoons, dinner forks, dessert spoons, soup spoons, six dessert forks, six teaspoons, six silver-handled dinner knives and six dessert knives, by William Yates Ltd., Sheffield, 1976, weighable silver 56oz, £400-600

348

Set of six modern silver King’s pattern grapefruit spoons, by Pinder Brothers, Sheffield, 1978, set five teaspoons and sugar tongs, six silver handled fruit knives, and another spoon, all cased, weighable silver 11oz, £80-120

349

Pair of George V silver trumpet vases with faceted bodies on round bases, by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham, 1927, loaded bases, £40-60

350

Pair of George V silver asparagus servers, by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham, 1932, 4oz, £40-60

351

George V silver swing handled basket with C-scroll rim on four ball feet, by Joseph Gloster Ltd., Birmingham, 1919, 17oz, £120-180

352

George V silver three piece condiment set, comprising salt, mustard pot and pepperette, by William Suckling Ltd., Birmingham, 1926, two trumpet vases and two salt spoons and a mustard spoon, £50-80

353

George V silver salver with serpentine rim on three scroll feet, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1924, 16oz, £120-180

356

George V silver presentation salver engraved “An appreciation from the Officers of the Calcutta police, Feb 24 1923”, with wavy rim border, scroll feet, London 1922, 12” dia, 28oz £250-350

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357

George V silver presentation salver, marriage to J S Wilson, Sheffield 1915, scroll feet, 28oz £250-350

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S. Mordan & Co., sterling silver pen with engine turned decoration, cigarette box, three small silver circular dishes, another dish silver tea and salt spoons, weighable silver 10oz, £80-120

364

Modern silver gilt matching cup and dish with rope twist borders each on three dolphin feet, by Asprey & Co. Ltd., London, 2006, 13oz, £100-150

361 358

George V Garrard & Co silver presentation two handled cup “Calcutta Paperchases 1919-1920, Ladas” , London 1913, 20oz, Historical note; The Calcutta paperchase had its origins in the 19th century and was one of the highlights of the “Season” 8in. (20cm) £200-300

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359

Modern silver mug and George V set of four salts with spoons in case £50-80

360

Victorian silver rose bowl with gadrooned and foliate decoration, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1900, 14oz, 7.25” diameter, £100-150

365

Modern silver twin-handled tray with gadrooned border, by Roberts & Belk, Sheffield, 1968, 115oz, £1,000-1,500

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366

George VI silver four piece tea service, comprising teapot, hotwater jug, sugar bowl and cream jug, by Stower & Wragg, Sheffield, 1938, gross weight 54oz, £400-600

See Illustration.

361

Victorian silver two handled tray with gadrooned rim, by Hukin & Heath, Birmingham, 1899, 29oz, 23½in. (58cm) £220-280

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362

Victorian cut glass and silver mounted inkwell on stand with embossed decoration, by Army & Navy Cooperative Society Ltd., London, 1890, base mount of inkwell marked for London, 1839, 8” diameter, stand 8oz, £100-150

374

George V silver five piece cruet set, Chester, 1930, £60-100

375

Five George V silver condiments, Birmingham 1931, with an engraved cigarette case, Birmingham 1910 and a napkin ring. £40-60

376

Walker & Hall set of twelve silver handle fruit knives, cased, Sheffield 1917, cased pair of glass butter dishes with silver knives together with a silver presentation Quaich, London 1942 marked for Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company, London, 3oz £70-100

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Victorian silver gilt card case with engraved decoration, maker’s mark ‘D&M’, Birmingham, 1865, 2oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £100-150

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383

Victorian silver card case with bright cut floral decoration, by George Unite, Birmingham, 1896, 2.2oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £80-120

See Illustration.

384

Edward VII silver card case with bright cut foliate decoration, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London, 1906, 2.4oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £80-120

See Illustration.

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Victorian silver canteen of fiddle pattern cutlery for twelve, comprising tablespoons, dinner forks, dessert spoons, dessert forks, by Elizabeth Eaton, London, 1850-53, weighable silver 91oz, twelve modern silver handled dinner knives and twelve dessert knives, maker’s mark ‘TS’, Sheffield, 1990/91, £800-1,200

See Illustration.

378

French silver scent bottle in the form of an articulated fish with red stone eyes 17 cm £150-250

379

George V silver mounted walking stick, the ball end with scrolling decoration, London, 1920, another with the handle embossed with deities, and another with engraved decoration, (3), PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £60-100

385

George III silver wine label ‘CLARET’, by John Reily, London, 1819, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £50-80

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386

Victorian silver decanter label ‘MARASCHINO’,

by John Gough, Birmingham, 1879, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £40-60

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Edward VII silver card case with engraved scrolling floral decoration, by George Unite, Birmingham, 1904, 1.8oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £80-120

See Illustration.

388

George IV silver decanter label ‘W’, by George Melville Horton, Birmingham, 1828, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £40-60

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381

Victorian silver card case with bright cut floral decoration, by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham, 1871, 2oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £100-150

See Illustration.

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Pair of modern silver wine labels with grapevine decoration, ‘PORT, and ‘SHERRY’, by Turner & Simpson, Birmingham, 1984 and 1990, and another in the form of a heron and cornucopia ‘WHISKY’, by Wyard Druitt & Co. Ltd., Birmingham, 2005, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £60-100

389

Victorian silver decanter label ‘GIN’ in the form of a leaf, maker’s mark ‘IW’, Birmingham, 1839, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £50-80

See Illustration.

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389

386

385

390

Victorian silver wine label ‘CLARET’ with a grapevine border, by Owen & Boon, Birmingham, 1856, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £40-60

See Illustration.

392

Victorian silver vinaigrette of serpentine form with bright cut decoration, by Colen Hewer Cheshire, Birmingham, 1884, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £80-120

See Illustration.

391

George III silver wine label ‘CLARET’ with a reeded border, by Peter & Ann Bateman, London, 1798, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £100-150

See Illustration.

393

George III, late 18th century silver vinaigrette of plain cylindrical form, by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £60-100

See Illustration.

394

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393

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395

397

396

394

George III silver nutmeg grater in the form of a barrel, by Samuel Meriton II, London, 1796, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 1½in. (3cm) £200-300

See Illustration.

PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £50-80 400

Edward VII silver vesta case with hinged cover,

by A & J Zimmerman, Birmingham, 1909, 1.9oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £50-80

401

George V silver vesta case with engine turned decoration, by Sydenham Brothers, Birmingham, 1913, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £40-60

402

Edward VII silver vesta with engraved decoration,

by Robert Pringle & Sons, Chester, 1901, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £20-30

403

George V silver vesta with hinged cover, maker’s mark rubbed, Birmingham, 1919, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £40-60

395

George V silver and tortoiseshell topped cut glass scent bottle, the top with floral and scrolling decoration, maker’s mark rubbed, London, 1920, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £20-30

See Illustration.

396

Victorian silver perfume bottle of tear drop form with sprung domed cover, by Samson Morden & Co., London, 1873, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 2¾in. (5cm) £100-150

See Illustration.

397

Victorian silver perfume bottle with hinged cover of cylindrical form with bright cut floral decoration, by Mappin Brothers, London, 1884, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 2in. (5cm) £80-120

See Illustration.

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399

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Edward VII silver miniature chamberstick with ring handle, by James Deakin & Sons, Birmingham, 1901, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £20-30 Pair of Victorian silver miniature chambersticks with ring handles, by John Batson, London, 1891,

404

Edward VII silver cigar case with bright cut foliate decoration, by John Rose, Birmingham, 1905, 2.2oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £60-100

See Illustration.

405

Victorian silver two cigar case with bright cut foliate decoration, by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham, 1899, 2.8oz, 5.25” long, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £80-120

See Illustration.

404

407

406

Victorian silver three cigar case with bright cut foliate decoration, maker’s mark ‘R&B’, Birmingham, 1898, 3.7oz, 5” long, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £80-120

See Illustration.

406 409

Turkish silver and enamelled teaspoon, the bowl with a scene of the Mosque Ahmed in Constantinople, marked ‘800’, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £20-30

410

George III silver sifter spoon with moulded foliate and bright cut decoration, possibly by Evans & Smith, London, 1770, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £40-60

411

George III Scottish silver fiddle and shell pattern cheese scoop, by Robert Gray & Son, Edinburgh, 1813, 2.5oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £100-200

407

Victorian silver four cigar case with bright cut foliate decoration and velvet lined interior, by George Unite, Birmingham, 1879, 4.7oz, 5” long, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £100-150

See Illustration.

408

Pair of Victorian silver fiddle pattern sauce ladles, by Robert Wallis, London, 1841, 4oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £60-100

412

405

412

George V silver table snuff box with engine turned decoration and scrolling borders, by Henry Hodson Plante, London, 1920, 8.8oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £250-350

See Illustration.

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414

417

413

Late 19th century Dutch silver snuff box with engine turned and scrolling decoration, 1.8oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 3in. (8cm) £80-120

See Illustration.

416

George III silver snuff box with floral and foliate bright cut decoration, by Cocks & Bettridge, Birmingham, 1812, 1oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 2in. (5cm) £60-100

See Illustration.

414

Victorian silver oval ‘pebble’ tobacco box by George Unite, Birmingham, 1889, 2.3oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £60-100

See Illustration.

415

19th century Austrian silver snuff box, the cover engraved with a scene of the Schonbrun Palace, marks rubbed, date 1840, 1.5oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 2½in.

(5cm) £60-100

See Illustration.

19th century Dutch silver tobacco box with rounded ends and embossed with a tavern scene, maker’s mark ‘HH’, 4.5oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 5in. (13cm) £200-300

See Illustration.

418

Edward VII silver trinket box, the cover embossed with Thetis in her chariot surrounded by putti, by T. H. Hazlewood & Co., Birmingham,1901, 5.7oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 6¼in. (15cm) £60-100

426

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Early 19th century Dutch silver tobacco box with engine turned decoration, maker’s mark ‘VW beneath a star’, 1820, 5.4oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 4¾in.

(10cm) £200-300

See Illustration.

422 426

White metal circular box and cover with embossed foliate decoration, 0.9oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 1in. (3cm) £20-30

See Illustration.

427

420

Victorian silver trinket box with gadrooned decoration throughout, by William Comyns & Sons, London, 1893, 2.1oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 4in.

(10cm) £40-60

19th century Dutch silver peppermint box of serpentine form with ribbed decoration, 0.5oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 1½in. (3cm) £40-60

See Illustration.

428

421

German silver oval box embossed with dancing figures, marked ‘800’, 1.4oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 2½in.

(5cm) £30-50

See Illustration.

Victorian silver plain circular pill box, by Keswick School of Industrial Art, Birmingham, 1898, 0.8oz, 1.25” diameter, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £20-30

See Illustration.

429

422

19th century Dutch silver peppermint box and cover with swing handle and bright cut decoration, maker’s mark ‘VW beneath a star’, 1827, 0.7oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 1¼in. (3cm) £30-50

See Illustration.

423

Edward VII silver heart-shaped box embossed with a scene of two putti, with London import marks for 1903 and Singleton, Benda & Co., 0.7oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 1½in. (3cm) £20-30

See Illustration.

424

Victorian silver heart-shaped box with domed tortoiseshell cover, with gadrooned decoration,

by Nathan & Hayes, Birmingham, 1892, gross weight 1.5oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 2¼in. (5cm) £40-60

See Illustration.

425

Victorian silver circular box with embossed figural decoration, maker’s mark rubbed, Birmingham, 1838, gross weight 1.2oz, 2” diameter, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £20-30

See Illustration.

George III silver oval pill box with bright cut decoration, by John Turner, Birmingham, 1799, 0.4oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 1¾in. (3cm) £30-50

See Illustration.

430

19th century white metal rectangular box with hinged cover, rounded ends and bright cut decoration, maker’s mark ‘FS’ surrounded by other letters, 0.2oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 1¼in. (3cm) £30-50

See Illustration.

431

19th century French silver patch box with hinged cover and mirror, engine turned decoration, 0.8oz, 1.5” diameter, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £40-60

See Illustration.

432

George III silver circular patch box with bright cut decoration, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham, 1802, 0.1oz, 0.8” diameter, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £50-80

See Illustration.

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433

Victorian silver replica William & Mary drinking cup with wrythen fluting and ropework girdle, by Stokes & Ireland, Birmingham, 1891, 4.7oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 5in. (13cm) £100-150

See Illustration.

434

Late 19th century Indian white metal beaker engraved with foliate and floral forms throughout, with dedication to base reading ‘The Pamirs 189091 F. E. Young Husband to F. C. R. Y. Chitral Hunza 1892-94’, 4.7oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 4in. (10cm) £60-100

See Illustration.

437

437

19th century Russian silver vodka cup with engraved diamond and floral decoration, Moscow, 1871, 1oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 1¾in. (3cm) £30-50

See Illustration.

438

Victorian silver mounted letter opener, the mount in the form of a running fox, by William Comyns, London, 1900, 8” long, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £80-120

439

Victorian silver whistle, by Horace Woodward & Co., Birmingham, 1881, continental silver-handled letter opener and a silver and enamelled thimble commemorating Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee 1977, in original box, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £50-80

440

George V silver mounted extending conductor’s baton, maker’s mark rubbed, London, 1927, in original leather case, 19.5” extended, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £50-80

435

Edward VII silver christening mug with embossed decoration, dedication to central cartouche,

by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield, 1901, 1.9oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £40-60

See Illustration.

436

19th century Russian silver vodka cup with engraved decoration of buildings and foliage, maker’s mark rubbed, Moscow, 1892, 0.6oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 2in. (5cm) £30-50

See Illustration.

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441

Late Victorian/ Edward VII silver novelty pen wipe in the form of a standing pig, by Henry Matthews, date mark rubbed, Birmingham, 3” long, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £80-120

See Illustration.

441

443 442

Continental white metal miniature well with bucket and chain, 0.4oz, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 1¼in. (3cm) £30-50

443

Edward VII silver novelty pin cushion in the form of a standing elephant, by Saunders & Shepherd, Birmingham, 1906, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 1½in. (3cm) £80-120

See Illustration.

444

Victorian silver mounted cut glass novelty salt in the form of a rowing boat, by J. Grinsell & Sons, London,1897, 4” long and a pair of continental white metal salt spoons, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £40-60

445

Pair of modern silver dwarf candlesticks with plain banded decoration, by W. I. Broadway & Co., Birmingham, 1968, (loaded bases), PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 2¼in. (5cm) £40-60

446

Victorian silver heart-shaped strut photograph frame, by Henry Matthews, Birmingham, 1900, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 7in. (18cm) £60-100

447

George V silver trumpet vase with serpentine rim and foot, by Stokes & Ireland Ltd., Chester, 1916, (base loaded), PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 8in. (20cm) £60-100

448

Continental silver box of serpentine form with engraved and moulded scrolling floral decoration, the cover inset with a red agate, on four scrolling feet, ‘800’ standard, gross weight 31oz, 7½in.

(18cm) £400-600

See Illustration.

449

Canadian Sterling silver cream jug and sugar bowl, marked ‘Birks Sterling’ 8.1oz, £60-80

450

George III silver sugar castor, by Samuel Wood, London, 1763, base filled, £60-100

451

Modern silver pepper grinder, maker’s mark ‘SLd.’, Birmingham, 1959, £50-100

448

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459

Set of six George V silver buttons decorated with portraits of young women in presentation case and two similar buttons £50-80

460

Victorian silver novelty pin dish embossed with Mr. Punch and his dog, by Lines, Bunn & Mason, Birmingham, 1895, 1oz, £40-60

461

Victorian silver oval twin-handled and pierced dish with scrolling decoration, by Nathan & Hayes, Birmingham, 1893, and a cylindrical silver box with embossed decoration, London, 1898, 5oz, £50-100

462

Late Victorian/ Edward VII matched silver backed dressing table set with embossed scrolling decoration, comprising three brushes, mirror and two silver topped cut glass jars, £50-100

463

George V silver mounted gentleman’s part dressing set in leather case, with three brushes and three silver topped bottles, by George Carsberg & Sons, London, 1934, £40-60

464

Eleven 19th century Russian silver gilt teaspoons with bright cut decoration to bowls and handles, Moscow, 1881 and 1882, 8oz, £80-120

465

German silver part canteen of cutlery with beaded and foliate decorated handles, comprising twelve dinner forks, eight tablespoons, ten teaspoons and twelve silver handled dinner knives, ‘800’ standard, weighable silver 54oz, £400-600

466

Pair of George VI silver cafe au lait pots, Birmingham, 1936, 18oz gross weight, £150-200

467

Silver dressing set engine turned, hand mirror, hair brush, and comb Birmingham 1962 and 3 a similar clothes brush and another silver hand mirror and shoe horn £100-150

454

468 452

453

Canadian silver octagonal tazza with pierced decoration on round foot, marked ‘Birks Sterling’, cigarette box, pair of salts and four pepperettes, £80-120 Pair of Victorian silver candlesticks knopped columns on shaped square bases, by C J Vander, London, 1900, 20oz, 6¼in. (15cm) £300-400

454

George V Irish silver dish ring, the border pierced with a pastoral scene of figures at various pursuits,

by Wakely & Wheeler, Dublin, 1923, 8 oz, 6” diameter, with blue glass liner, £600-900

See Illustration.

455

George VI silver powder bowl, the cover with engine turned decoration bakelite knop and interior, maker’s mark rubbed, Birmingham 1946, 4.5” diameter, £60-100

456

Set of four silver salts on claw feet, the spoons with mask terminals, in fitted case, £50-80

457

Small collection of silver flatware to include teaspoons, cigarette case , dressing table brush and mirror, £50-80

458

38

Victorian knife fork and spoon set, cased Birmingham 1850 by George Unite, 6 coffee bean terminal spoons, cased a silver pusher and two silver trinket boxed. £60-100

468

Edward VII Liberty and Co., silver and enamelled basket with pierced border, Birmingham, 1909, £80-120

See Illustration.

469

Silver fruit bowl with ribbed and swirled border, 8oz, £60-90

470

Cased set of six Edwardian silver tot goblets by Goldsmiths and Silversmith Co, London 1904, £100-150

471

Victorian silver fish serving knife and fork, London 1884, 9.5ozs, £80-120

472

George IV silver card case with engine turned finish and vacant cartouche by T. F Birmingham, 1838 £50-80

473

19th century silver card case with bright cut leaf decoration by Frederick Marston, Birmingham 1887 £40-60

482

Edward VII crested silver snuff/vesta box with a huntsman motif blowing a horn, Chester 1907, £30-50

483

Novelty silver vesta case in the form of a dogs head by CME £40-60

See Illustration.

480

483

484

Novelty silver vesta case in the form of a frog with red stone eyes, £50-80

485

Silver vesta case with horse riding scene, £20-40

486

Selection of five silver vesta cases of various designs and ages, £60-90

487

Mappin and Webb Victorian silver christening mug with links to Brazil, Sheffield 1880 £40-60

488

Pedestal silver christening mug by DAP Birmingham, 1947,

£30-50

489

Silver pedestal urn pot with lid and ring handles, Birmingham 1919, £40-60

490

Contemporary silver leaf form caddy spoon by A. E, Jones, Birmingham 1960 £40-60

491

George III silver caddy spoon with bright cut decoration to bowl, London 1796, £30-50

492

Reeded bowl George III silver caddy spoon by I. P, London 1791, £30-50

493

George III silver caddy spoon by J.S, London 1801, £30-50

474

Victorian silver card case of serpentine form with bright cut bird and foliate decoration to central cartouche, Birmingham 1857 £30-50

494

Large bowl silver caddy spoon with cherub decorations and dolphin stem with ships finial, London import marks for 1902, £20-40

475

Edwardian silver card case/Aide Memorie, Chester 1901 £30-50

495

Victorian leaf form silver whisky decanter label by Taylor and Perry, Birmingham 1851 £20-40

476

Selection of nine silver napkin rings with various designs and dates £40-60

496

Victorian silver sherry decanter label in leaf form

by George Unite, Birmingham 1843, £20-40

477

Edwardian silver tea caddy by H. W, Sheffield 1902, £60-90

497

Victorian bright cut silver brandy decanter label

by George Unite, 1848, £20-40

478

Pair of Quaich form silver bon bon dishes by T.L with ribbon bow handles, Sheffield, 1909 £30-50

498

George IV shell bordered silver whisky decanter label by Gervaise Wheeler, Birmingham 1831, £20-40

479

Edwardian silver double playing card case, Birmingham 1905, £60-90

499

Five section silver photograph frame with ribbon pattern, by G.K & G. K, London £30-50

George IV silver snuff box with engine turned finish, Birmingham 1823, £50-80

See Illustration.

500

Flower pattern fruit bowl of Welsh mining interest

by Robert and Belks, Sheffield 1944, 10ozs, £80-120

481

501

Silver statue of an Irishman or Leprechaun on a clover decoration, Sheffield, 12cm high £20-40

480

Danish silver snuff/pinch box with hammered finish, 1924 £20-40

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508

Novelty silver pin cushion in the form of roller skates/boots by Chrisford and Norris, Birmingham 1910, £80-120

See Illustration.

502

509

Victorian silver pin cushion in the form of a shoe with double paws, Birmingham 1891, £50-80

510

Cased set of six silver red bean topped Walker and Hall cocktail sticks, Sheffield 1927, £20-40

511

Segmented silver pedestal bon bon dish with pierced gallery by D.B. Birmingham 1928, £20-40

512

Silver fronted desk clock with a hammered finish, Birmingham 1911, and an Art Nouveau silver framed desk thermometer, Birmingham 1904, £40-60

513

Edwardian silver fronted desk perpetual calendar, Birmingham 1905, and a silver desk paperweight pin cushion, Birmingham 1901, £30-50

514

Cast stem George III silver caddy spoon by Thomas James, London 1807, £30-50

515

Irish silver and enamel caddy spoon with clover leaf finial with import marks, Dublin 1858, £20-40

516

George III silver caddy spoon with bright cut decoration, Birmingham, 1809. £30-50

517

George IV silver caddy spoon with fluted bowl, London 1823, £30-50

518

Novelty Georgian silver caddy spoon in the form of a spade by Cocks and Bettridge, Birmingham 1814, £40-60

507 502

Silver Boudoir alarm clock with engine turned finish by G.N & G.N. London 1922, £60-90

See Illustration.

503

Miniature spade shaped sterling silver taper stick holder by Schmitz and Moore, £20-40

504

Silver chain mail bag by Paul Eltbinger import marks for London 1913, £40-60

505

Silver double ended green perfume bottle and vinaigrette with original stopper both ands with hinged covers £40-60

506

Silver bookmark of trowel form by Christian and Norris with floral scrolled handle, £20-40

507

Novelty silver pin cushion in the form of a shoe, Birmingham 1890, £60-90

See Illustration.

508

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520

Two novelty Edward VII silver pepperettes, one in the form of a milk churn, the other in the form of a tea pot, by Sanderson and Shepherd, Chester 1906, £60-90

521

Edward VII silver novelty half barrel shaped double stamp holder, Birmingham 1901, £50-80

See Illustration.

522 519

Art Nouveau Edwardian silver dressing table tray embossed with floral scenes and central cherubs with a pierced floral border Birmingham, 1903, 9.5 ozs, £100-150

See Illustration.

523

Cased five piece silver cruet set with pie crust skirts design, Birmingham 1942, £60-90

524

Set of six silver wine goblets by A.E. Jones, Birmingham 1974, 30oz, £300-500

See Illustration.

525 521

Victorian crested silver topped butter or cheese bowl with goat finial handle, London 1857, £50-80

See Illustration.

526

Thornhill and Co, London large novelty silver table top cigar lighter in the form of a lighthouse

by Grey & Co £100-150

See Illustration.

522

525

524 519

Novelty early 20th century silver table pot pourri holder in the form of a gondola with two gondoliers with import marks for S.B.L Chester 1906 £100-150

See Illustration.

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532

Edward VII Britannia standard silver sugar bowl and cover with foliate decoration, by George Fox, London, 1906, 11.9oz, £100-150

533

William IV silver six division toast rack with scroll handle, gadrooned border on four shaped feet, maker’s mark rubbed, London, 1830, 9.6oz, 5in. (13cm) £150-250

See Illustration.

534

George V silver bombe form sugar bowl with hinged cover on four paw feet, maker’s mark rubbed, Chester, 1916, 6.5oz, £50-80

527

530

528 527

Edward VII rococo style silver tea caddy with figural handle Nathan & Hayes, Chester 1906, 7.8ozs £100-150

See Illustration.

528

Victorian Britannia standard silver oval box and cover with egg and dart decoration on four scroll feet, by John Henry Rawlings, London, 1896, 18oz, £150-200

See Illustration.

529

531

Victorian silver sugar castor of baluster form with beaded and swag decoration, by Hawksworth, Eyre & Co. Ltd., London, 1898, 6.8oz, £60-100

530

Pair of continental white metal models of herons, marked with a five-pointed star and a beetle, 7in.

(18cm) £150-250

See Illustration.

531

Continental silver model of a pheasant, import marks for London, 1913, 25oz, 10¾in. (25cm) £400-600

See Illustration.

533 42

538

French silver cylindrical tea caddy with laurel wreath and garland decoration, 8oz, £80-120

See Illustration.

539

Victorian silver cylindrical tea caddy with gadrooned borders, by Frederick Augustus Burridge, London, 1896, 3.3oz, £40-60

See Illustration.

540

Edward VII silver cylindrical tea caddy with scrolling foliate decoration, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London, 1902, 4.3oz, £50-80

See Illustration.

541

Victorian silver oval tea caddy with halfgadrooned body, by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1896, 7.8oz, £80-120

See Illustration.

535 535

Continental silver Art Nouveau style biscuit barrel with floral decoration, ‘800’ standard, 27oz, £200-300

See Illustration.

536

Victorian silver square tea caddy with embossed foliate and floral decoration, by William Comyns & Sons, London, 1891, 4.4oz, £40-60

See Illustration.

537

Edward VII silver oval tea caddy embossed with classical figures in a landscape, by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester, 1907, 3oz, £30-50

See Illustration.

542

Victorian silver rectangular tea box with gadrooned decoration throughout, by William Comyns & Sons, London, 1884, 10.3oz, £100-150

See Illustration.

543

Victorian silver three piece tea service comprising teapot, cream jug and sugar bowl of lobed form with gadrooned borders, by Jenkins & Timm, Sheffield, 1897, gross weight 18.3oz, £150-200

544

Continental silver belt of thirteen sections, each with moulded floral decoration, import marks for London, 1903, 5.8oz, £80-120

540

539

541

542

536

538

537

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550

546

551

548

545

Continental silver caddy spoon with floral engraved bowl and knight on horseback terminal, import marks for Chester, 1904, 0.8oz, £20-30

See Illustration.

546

Victorian silver fiddle and thread pattern caddy spoon, the bowl of shell form, maker’s mark ‘WK’, London, 1837, 0.5oz, £20-30

See Illustration.

554

Edward VII silver bookmark with fox head finial,

by Mappin Brothers, Chester, 1902, 0.6oz, £50-80

555

George III silver marrow scoop, by Thomas Wallis II, London, 1783, 1.3oz, £80-120

See Illustration.

556

George III silver marrow scoop, maker’s mark ‘IB’, London, 1805, 1.2oz, £80-120

See Illustration.

547

Modern silver shell form caddy spoon, by P. H. Vogel & Co., Birmingham, 1990, 0.6oz, £20-30

See Illustration.

548

William IV silver shell form caddy spoon, the handle with bright cut decoration, maker’s mark rubbed, London, 1830, 0.2oz, £20-30

See Illustration.

557

George I silver marrow scoop, maker’s mark possibly ‘SI’ or ‘SL’, London, 1723, 1.4oz, £150-250

See Illustration.

558

George III Irish silver marrow scoop, by Samuel Neville, Dublin, 1818, 1.9oz, £80-120

See Illustration.

549

Victorian silver caddy spoon, the bowl embossed with flowers, the handle with bright cut decoration, by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham, 1894, 0.4oz, £20-30

See Illustration.

559

George III silver marrow scoop, maker’s mark rubbed, London, 1803, 1oz, £80-120

See Illustration.

560

550

Victorian silver caddy spoon of lobed form with scrolling decoration, by Thomas Dones, Birmingham, 1850, 0.38oz, £20-30

See Illustration.

551

George IV silver King’s pattern caddy spoon with lobed scoop bowl, by Ledsam, Vale & Wheeler, Birmingham, 1829, 0.5oz, £20-30

See Illustration.

552

553

44

George IV silver baby’s rattle with whistle, bells and teether and engraved decoration, by John Bettridge, Birmingham, 1826, £80-120 Modern silver bookmark with fox head finial, by S. J. Rose & Son, London, 1970, 1oz, £50-80

George III silver marrow scoop, maker’s mark ‘GH’, London, 1804/5, 1.5oz, £80-120

See Illustration.

561

George III silver meat skewer, by William Eley & William Fearn, London, 1799, 3.1oz £80-120

See Illustration.

562

George III silver meat skewer, by William Eley & William Fearn, London, 1802, 2.4oz, £80-120

See Illustration.

563

George III silver meat skewer, maker’s mark ‘WE’, London, 1802, 1.9oz, £80-120

See Illustration.

558

555 556

560

557

559

564

George III silver meat skewer, by John Payne, London, 1768, 2.3oz, £80-120

See Illustration.

568

Part canteen of German silver thread pattern cutlery comprising five tablespoons, six dinner forks and a teaspoon, and six continental silver dessert spoons, all ‘800’ standard, 32oz, £200-300

569

Pair of Edward VII silver topped cut glass dressing table bottles of bulbous form, by William Devenport, Birmingham, 1904, 4in. (10cm) £40-60

570

Pair of Victorian silver topped and cut glass dressing table bottles of bulbous form, by John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham, 1893, 5in. (13cm) £60-100

565

Pair of George III Irish silver miniature meat skewers, by William Law, Dublin, no date marks, 0.35oz, £40-60

See Illustration.

566

567

Modern silver photograph frame with scrolling decoration, maker’s mark ‘DR&S’, Birmingham, 1987 and two others, £40-60 Modern silver photograph frame, by Carr’s of Sheffield Ltd., Sheffield, 1988, and another by the same maker, £60-100

561 562

563

564

565

572

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578

Continental silver letter opener with windmill finial, ‘800’ standard and a similar bookmark, 0.6oz, £40-60

579

Edward VII silver capstan inkwell, by A & J Zimmerman Ltd., Birmingham, 1905, £50-80

580

George V silver four division toast rack with loop handle on ball feet, by G Unite & Sons & Lyde Ltd., Birmingham, 1930, 4.3oz, £40-60

581

Edward VII silver sugar castor with engraved and pierced decoration and blue glass liner, Birmingham, 1905, 2.5oz, £40-60

582

Set of six Victorian silver teaspoons and sugar tongs with shell decoration, London, 1888, in fitted case and other small items of silver to include cream jug, salt, mustard pot and other items etc., £100-150

583

583 571

Collection of silver handled dressing table items to include brushes, button hooks, glove stretchers etc., £100-150

572

George III silver miniature meat skewer, by John Lias, London, 1815, and two others, unmarked, 0.9oz, £40-60

See Illustration.

573

George V silver bookmark with fox head finial and red glass eyes, by Samson Mordan & Co., London, 1921, gross weight 0.6oz, £50-80

574

Pair of George V silver miniature novelty pin cushions in the form of pigs, Birmingham, 1921, £60-100

575

Pair of Edward VII silver menu holders with a fox mask and riding crop motif, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd., Birmingham, 1907, 0.9oz, £100-150

576

George V silver menu in the form of a running fox, maker’s mark rubbed, London, 1918, 0.7oz, £40-60

577

Edward VII silver place card holder with fox head and horseshoe motif, London, 1906, another similar modern, London, 1983, and two silver paperclips also with fox head decoration, 1.6oz, £60-100

46

Victorian canteen of silver cutlery for twelve, comprising dinner forks, dinner knives, dessert forks, ten teaspoons, dessert knives, eight serving spoons, six tablespoons, twelve dessert spoons, and two sauce ladles, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co., London, 1895, 116oz, in a serpentine fronted mahogany case with two drawers, £1,000-1,500

See Illustration.

584

Victorian silver cylindrical tea caddy with partgadrooned body and cover, by William Comyns, London, 1891, 4.7oz, £50-80

585

Edward VII silver oval tapering tea caddy with half-gadrooned body and ring handles, William Hutton & Sons Ltd., Birmingham, 1906, 3.7oz, £40-60

586

Victorian crop with white metal mounts in the form of a fox, 33” £80-120

587

Spanish silver Art Nouveau fruit bowl (one handle missing), marks to base, retail label for Perez Fernandez, Madrid, 32oz 10 x 14½ x 12in. (25 x 36 x 30cm) £200-400

END OF FIRST DAYS SALE

THURSDAY 27TH NOVEMBER 10:30AM Cars

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Clocks

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Oil paintings, Watercolours & Prints 10.55pm

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Books & Maps

11.30pm

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Stamps

11.30pm

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Ceramics

12.55pm

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Glass

1.55pm

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Objects

2.05pm

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Militaria

2.55pm

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Persian Rugs

3.05pm

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Antique Furniture

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Lot 644

47 Timings are approximate

589

588

SECOND DAY'S SALE CARS

CLOCKS

This section of the sale will not commence before 10.30am Thursday 27th November

This section of the sale will not commence before 10.30am Thursday 27th November

588

2004 Ford Focus, registration KH04 VDK, 1.6 Zetec, 5 door auto, silver, very low current mileage approx 35,000, Executor Estate, M.O.T until February 2015. No of former keepers 2, previous owner purchased it in 2005. petrol.

Very little service history. New battery fitted. £1,000-1,500

See Illustration.

589

2004 Lexus GS Saloon, Registration RY54 HWZ, 4.3 SE, 4 door, silver, recorded mileage 33,000, automatic, Executor sale No M.O.T, no service history, with service manual. New battery fitted £1,500-2,000

See Illustration.

590

Early 19th century mahogany double fusee bracket clock by Markwick Markham, London dial with Turkish Numerals, 8 day movement striking on a bell 24 x 15 x 9in. (61 x 38 x 23cm) £800-1,200

See Illustration.

591

18th century Mahogany eight day long case clock

by Fry and Baker of Melksham brass dial with painted second dial and date dial to twin train movement striking on bell 82in. (208cm) £600-1,000

See Illustration.

592

Victorian “ Ariston “ polyphon, ebonized with 26 large cardboard discs and 14 metal smaller disc’s.

9 x 15 x 15in. (23 x 38 x 38cm) £80-120

593

Ward & Son “ Symphonion “ Polyphon, walnut cased with pull out handle on raised feet. 8 x 16 x 12in. (20 x 41 x 30cm) £100-150

594

18th century eight day oak long cased clock by Davie Steward Newport Pagnal brass dial with silvered chapter ring subsidiary second dial and date aperture twin train movement striking on a bell 81 x 18in. (206 x 46cm) £500-800

See Illustration.

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591

595

609 594

624

595

19th century oak longcase clock by D. Dickerson of Framlingham, painted dial with subsidiary date dial, twin train movement striking on a bell 88 x 19 x 10in. (224 x 48 x 25cm) £500-800

See Illustration.

596

Late 19th century early 20th century Black Forest double fusee clock with repeat the case carved with game, horn, and hunting rifles, twin train movement striking on a chime, Provenance; Purchased for £5 in Aldershot market in 1920 by Mr Hughes the clock has remained in the same family. ever since 34in. (86cm) £1,000-2,000

See Illustration.

596 49

597

French brass and four glass repeating carriage clock, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals and marked for J. W. Benson, London, back plate numbered 25685, with key and nonoriginal case 6in. (15cm) £400-600

See Illustration.

598

18th century thirty hour long case clock by J Barnet of Cliffe Lewis, painted dial with subsidiary second dial to weight driven movement striking on bell 79 x 18in. (201 x 46cm) £200-400

599

19th century mahogany cased single fusee wall clock diameter 14” £50-100

600

19th Century oak eight day long case clock with painted face, seconds dial, and date aperture makers name indistinct, to twin train movement striking on bell 88 x 17in. (224 x 43cm) £400-600

See Illustration.

597

601

18th century eight day Irish mahogany long case clock by Racine & Co of Dublin painted dial to weight driven movement striking on a bell 80in.

(203cm) £300-500

602

19th century ebonised triple fusee domed bracket clock striking on nine bells the dial with two subsidiary chime dials with silvered chapter ring, floral engraved brass back-plate £1,500-2,500

See Illustration.

603

Early 20th walnut mantle clock with brass face twin train movement striking on chime 12 x 10 x 6in. (30 x 25 x 15cm) £70-100

602 600

50

608

Brass and glass carriage clock 6in. (15cm) £50-80

609

18th century oak thirty hour longcase clock by William Barnish of Rochdale, with brass dial and date aperture, weight driven movement striking on a bell 85in. (216cm) £700-1,000

See Illustration.

610

19th century walnut triple fusee repeating bracket clock, by Reinhold Schnekenburger of Mulheim brass dial with pierced spandrels subsidiary slow/ fast chime/silent with silvered chapter rings to triple train movement striking on five chimes back of movement engraved with flower and monogram R S M 28 x 15 x 10in. (71 x 38 x 25cm) £3,000-5,000

See Illustration.

611 604

Dixey and Co 3 New Bond Street, Barograph in mahogany case £200-300

See Illustration.

612

Edison Gem phonograph in oak case with enamelled horn £150-250

613

French brass twin-train mantel clock, 18in. (46cm) £1,000-1,500

See Illustration.

610

611

604

Early 20th century French brass carriage clock with lever escapement with white enamel dial striking on bell 7in. (18cm) £100-150

See Illustration.

605

20th century brass and four glass carriage clock retail mark for Garrard & Co 8” high in original box with paperwork £150-250

606

Early 20th century oak barometer by Negretti and Zambra barometer number 9001 with weather dial and thermometer in carved case 41in. (104cm) £100-200

607

18th century oak eight day long case clock by R Ulph of Stalham painted dial with date aperture twin train movement striking on bell 76 x 18in.

(193 x 46cm) £200-300

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619

20th century carriage clock by Rapport of London striking on a bell £100-200

620

Early 20th century terrestrial globe by A.J.N. Storm & Co., on ebonised wooden stand 18in.

(46cm) £80-120

621

Early 20th century terrestrial globe by Geographic on ebonised base 18in. (46cm) £80-120

622

Brass and glass serpentine carriage clock 6” £50-100

623

623

19th century rosewood cased music box 6 x 21 x 8in. (15 x 53 x 20cm) £200-300

See Illustration.

624

18th century Irish mahogany cased eight day longcase clock, by Barrington of Dublin, with white painted dial, Roman numerals, twin train movement, £200-300

See Illustration.

625

An Unusual mid Victorian bronze cased double fusee mantel clock with silvered dial to twin train movement striking on bell 17 x 15 x 9in. (43 x 38 x 23cm) £600-1,000

See Illustration.

OIL PAINTINGS, WATERCOLOURS & PRINTS This section of the sale will not commence before 10.55am Thursday 27th November

625 614

19th century polished slate clock garniture, the clock with twin train movement 15” £60-80

615

Walnut and beech cased Vienna style regulator clock, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals and twin train movement, 40in. (102cm) £80-120

616

Walnut and beech cased Vienna style regulator clock, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals twin train movement and subsidiary seconds dial, 46in. (117cm) £100-150

617

Large black slate and marble mantel clock, with mask decoration, with visible anchor escapement and twin train movement, 20in. (51cm) £100-200

618

Early 20th century French porcelain mantel clock

by Jacob Petit with urn finial flanked by male and female figures, profusely decorated with floral forms highlighted in gilt 15 x 19in. (38 x 48cm) £200-300

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Artists’ resale rights. Buyers of lots executed by qualifying artists are subject to ARR payments which will be added to the purchaser’s invoice. Where possible such lots are marked in the catalogue with §. The charge will be applied only where the hammer price exceeds 1,000 Euros and will be at a maximum of 4% for full details see www.dacs.org.uk or telephone +44 (0)845 410 3410 626

§ Pip McGarry - Buffalo Brothers, oil on canvas, signed and dated 2012 18 x 24in. (46 x 61cm) £200-300

See Illustration.

626

630

18th century drypoint etching various figures and animals by ruins 12 x 18in. (30 x 46cm) £50-100

631

Leo Fontan, (1884-1965), The Port of St. Tropez’ signed, oil on canvas, 13 x 15in. (33 x 38cm) £400-600

See Illustration.

632

Arthur Lewis Townsend - three oils on panel, studies of horses in stables, each 5” x 7” Two signed one monogramed and one dated 1907 £150-250

633

627

19th century oval portrait of a lady in blue dress holding a rose and a letter unsigned 36 x 27in. (91 x 69cm) £300-500

See Illustration.

629

628 627

20th century continental school oil on board of Venice indistinctly signed 16 x 20in. (41 x 51cm) £300-500

See Illustration.

628

§ HENRY MOORE, BRITISH (1898-1986).

Signed wine bottle, and another unsigned with Henry Moore label. PROVENANCE: Signed bottle was given to Michael Compton during the dinner for Henry Moore at the Cafe Royale, Regent Street , London following the opening of the 1977 Tate Exhibition. The second bottle is from the opening of a Henry Moore exhibition in 1989 at the Foundation Pierre Gianadda in Martingny, Switzerland where a local vintage was named for the artist and served at the gallery. £50-100

See Illustration.

631

629

§ Christopher Hall, born 1930 - ‘View of Offagna, Le Marche, Italy’, oil on board, signed and dated February 1958 13 x 22in. (33 x 56cm) £400-600

See Illustration.

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640

Louis-Etienne Dauphin, limited edition folio, ‘Front Nord’ with preface by Louis Barthou, 148/300 £200-300

See Illustration.

641

Doyly-John, “ Ventigmelia, Italy” oil on canvas, signed, 18 x 26in. (46 x 66cm) £100-150

642

19th century South American landscape with figures driving cattle unsigned oil on canvas 13 x 20in. (33 x 51cm) £100-200

643

Czechoslovakian school, street scene of the Jewish quarter in Prague, indistinctly signed, oil on canvas, 15 x 21in. (38 x 53cm) £80-120

639 644

§ Cathleen Mann, British 1896-1959, still-life of flowers in a vase, signed, oil on canvas, 29½ x 24in. (74 x 61cm) £1,000-1,500

See Illustration.

645

Franccesco Piranesi - 18th century dry point etching of a classical urn £300-500

646

William Herdman, ‘ Near Argyle Square Edinburgh signed dated 1852 and titled, watercolour 12 x 24in. (30 x 61cm) £180-220

See Illustration.

640 634

635

647

Robert Broadley (South African, 1908-1988) - two seated figures in landscape scene, signed and dated in pencil ‘81 8½ x 6½in. (20 x 15cm) £50-100

18th century watercolour of a thistle and bee signed M.Mean, dated 1794, 14” x 11” £100-150

648

Edmund Miller ‘ Lysanders at Hatfield’ signed oil on canvas hand written label verso 19 x 28in. (48 x 71cm) £100-200

Margaret Shaw two winter cartoon pen ink and wash sketches on paper both titled Gladstones Land Edinburgh 1896 15” by 12” and Netherbow Port 16” by 15” £100-200

649

19th century watercolour of a dance signature indistinct 10 x 11in. (25 x 28cm) £80-120

636

In the Manner of George Hardy ‘ Old women

by Frozen Well Breaking Ice on Barrel ‘ bearing signature Stacy marks label verso 22 x 17in. (56 x 43cm) £100-200

637

George Gregory Light house in a rough sea signed and dated 1887 oil on canvas 23 x 35in. (58 x 89cm) £200-300

638

19th century English school oil on board interior scene with a man and two dogs unsigned Frame Titled ‘The game Keeper by John William North’ 10 x 12in. (25 x 30cm) £80-120

639

Henry Garland (1834 - 1913) - view across a Surrey cornfield, unsigned, oil on canvas PROVENANCE: Letter on Hamptons International headed paper signed by J. Pearn, the head of the Picture Department stating that the painting was consigned directly from a descendant of the artist and that it was one of a number of works that had remained in the possession of the artist’s family after Henry Garland’s death. 19½ x 29½in. (48 x 74cm) £500-800

See Illustration.

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644

646

658

Felix Raoul Eteve - river landscape, signed, oil on canvas 17½ x 21½in. (43 x 53cm) £150-250

659

Late 19th/ early 20th century, golden trout in a stream, unsigned, oil on canvas laid on board, 11 x 15in. (28 x 38cm) £100-200

660

After John Faber Snr., portrait of Charles I, mezzotint, first or second state, later editions had a ring on the King’s finger, 13½ x 10in. (33 x 25cm) £150-200

661

Elyse Ashe Lord, 1900-1971, Japanese musicians, dry point etching, signed and numbered in the margin 26/75, 15 x 18in. (38 x 46cm) £150-200

651 650

17th/ 18th century style oil on card of three figures in a tavern unsigned 12 x 10in. (30 x 25cm) £80-120

654

651

Bernard Lamotte, 1903-1983, ‘Aberdeen Bay, Hong Kong’, signed, oil on board, 15 x 24in. (38 x 61cm) £300-500

See Illustration.

652

Molly Brett “ Blackberry Time “ watercolour together with original invoice from Guildford Borough Council, exhibited 1983, signed 6 x 5in.

(15 x 13cm) £70-100

653

Jack Wyford pastel portrait of three children signed and dated 1852 13 x 18in. (33 x 46cm) £100-200

654

Pair of still-lifes of flowers, indistinctly signed, oil on board, 11½ x 9in. (28 x 23cm) £400-600

See Illustration.

655

656

Victor Eeckhout, Victorian watercolour dated 1857 “ Plage d’ Ostende “ 8 x 11in. (20 x 28cm) £100-150

656

§ Ben Maile, boats at low tide, signed, oil on board 27 x 35in. (69 x 89cm) £300-500

See Illustration.

657

Walter.H.Goldsmith , Old pub on the moor, Maidenhead, signed and dated 1886, oil on canvas 19½ x 29½in. (48 x 74cm) £500-800

See Illustration.

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667

Dorsay Potter Tyson, original colour etching “ The Bridge “ No 2/100 10 x 8in. (25 x 20cm) £40-60

668

Helen Bradley signed print, snowy street scene with a horse and cart, 17 x 20in. (43 x 51cm) £80-120

669

19th century portrait of Queen Elizabeth I oil on board in pierced scrolled gilt carved wood frame Picture 14” by 11” Frame 26” by 21” Provenance: Consigned by a titled gentleman £400-600

See Illustration.

662

670

Dyer, 20th century landscape oil on canvas another by the same artist, pair of pen and ink sketches of eastern men and Two oil on canvases

by Myer £80-120

671

Renato Cristiano (b.1926) ‘Wanita’ signed, dated ‘84, pastel. PROVENANCE With receipt of purchase from Duta Fine Arts Gallery dated July 1991 11 x 7½in. (28 x 18cm) £100-200

672

Frans Pieter Ter Meulen (Dutch 1843 - 1927) cattle by a watering hole watercolour and gouache signed Provenance: Same family ownership from new 19 x 27in. (48 x 69cm) £800-1,200

See Illustration.

669 662

Possibly by Richard Parkes Bonington, A view of St. Mark’s from the Grand Canal, watercolour, monogramed 10½ x 16in. (25 x 41cm) £800-1,200

See Illustration.

663

Alfred de Breanski snr. Oil on canvas ‘Sunset on the River Don’ signed bottom left. original gilt frame. Provenance: Last sold at Bonhams London November 1st 1935 Lot 629. Sold with 1935 catalogue 16 x 24in. (41 x 61cm) £1,000-1,500

664

M. Hulbert. 19th century watercolour ‘Polperro’ framed & glazed £100-150

665

Set of three early 20th century continental landscapes oil on board unsigned each 6 x 9in. (15 x 23cm) £100-200

666

Arthur William Huntchman “ Le Bibliophile “ drypoint etching, signed in pencil 10 x 8in. (25 x 20cm) £40-60

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673

J H Batchelor four watercolours depicting battleships, to include Orion class Battleships at sea 1917-8 Battleships of the Royal Sovereign class at sea, also H.M.S. Invincible, flagship of the Battle Cruise Squadron at Jutland 1916 11 x 18in.

(28 x 46cm) £100-200

674

Rolston Gudgeon RWS watercolour, birds in flight, 11” x 16.5” together with a print of a bird by the same artist £150-250

675

John Charlton RI., RBA. ( 1848- 1917) , oil on board, the artist’s wife on a roan horse, monogramed JC dated 1903 Annotated verso by the artist “Lady on roan horse, John Charlton” and dated. Label with artist’s signature 10 x 7in. (25 x 18cm) £500-800

See Illustration.

672

678

Pair of 19th century comical prints of hunting scenes published April 8th 1800 by H. Humphrey, No 27 St. James’s Street, London, each 10” x 16” £50-100

679

§ Anna Katrina Zinkeisen, 1901-1976, oil on canvas, depicting 18th century life in London outside the Royal Society of Arts with architects studying plans to the foreground 27½ x 35in. (69 x 89cm) £2,000-3,000

See Illustration.

675 676

Set of six 19th century French pen and ink cartoons “Le Villageois et le serpent” “L’Astrologue qui se laisse tomber dans un puits” “Le Voleurs et l’ane” “Le lion et le Moucheron” “Le Oisleur L’autour et l’alouette” “Le Savetier et le Financier” £150-250

677

Tom Hun, watercolour of a cathedral 12 x 20in.

(30 x 51cm) £150-250

679

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BOOKS & MAPS This section of the sale will not commence before 11.30am Thursday 27th November

682

Oliver Goldsmith, She stoops to Conquer or the mistakes of the night, with twenty-five tipped in illustrations by Hugh Thomson, £30-50

See Illustration.

683

Florence Dugdale, The Book of Baby Birds, pub.

Henry Frowde, undated, with nineteen coloured illus. by E.J. Detmold £30-50

684

Walter Jerrold, The Silvery Thames, pub. Alf Cooke Ltd, 1906, with sixty full page illustrations

by Ernest Hazlehurst, £60-80

See Illustration.

685

Charles Dickens, The adventures of Oliver Twist, pub. Chapman and Hall, 1850, bound in half leather and with marbled boards together with John Playfair, Elements of Geometry containing the first six books of Eulclid with a supplement on the Quadrature of the Circle and the Geometry of Solids to which are added elements of plane and spherical trigonometry pub. 1832, bound in part leather and with marbled boards (2) £30-50

686

William Combe, The First, Second and Third tour of Doctor Syntax, in three vols pub. Nattali & Bond undated each vol cloth bound, with eighty plates in each vol by T. Rowlandson £40-60

687

Lord Byron, seven vols. of tales and poems, each pub. by John Murray with various publication dates £30-50

681

688

Journal des Demoiselles pub. Au Bureau du Journal, Paris in four vols, and dated 1849, 1856, 1858 and 1859, with one hundred and eight full page coloured illustrations, £150-200

See Illustration.

684 682 680

Thomas Secker, Sermons on Several Subjects, in six vols, printed for J & F. Rivington & B. White, 1870, each vol bound in full leather, together with a Holy Bible, boards disbound, (7) £70-100

681

Rudyard Kipling, A Song of the English, with thirty tipped in illustrations by W. Heath Robinson, £70-100

See Illustration.

688

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693

Stirling-Maxwell, six books to include, Annals of the Artists of Spain, in four vols, together with The Cloister Life of Charles V and Miscellaneous Essays and Addresses, each pub. by John C. Nimmo, 1891, numbered 309 of 415 copies, each vol decoratively bound in part dark green leather and green marbled boards, with matching end papers (7) The first two hundred and fifty copies of the large paper edition were printed for England, and one hundred and fifty for America. £70-100

See Illustration.

694

690

Winkles, Architectural and Picturesque Illustrations of the Cathedral Churches of England and Wales; the drawings made from sketches taken expressly for this work pub. W. Kent & Co, 1890, in three vols, half calf £80-120

See Illustration.

695

J.M. Barrie, Quality Street in Four Acts, with illus.

by Hugh Thomson and signed by the illustrator pub. Hodder & Stoughton, deluxe limited edition 476/1000 copies, with twenty-two tipped in coloured plates, £80-120

See Illustration.

696

John Speed hand tinted map of Surrey dated 1610 black glazed to reveal text £150-250

See Illustration.

693

694 689

The History of the Old and New Testament extracted out of Sacred Scripture printed for J. Nicholfon, 1711, fourth edition, £80-120

695

690

The Family Atlas containing eighty maps pub.

Edward Standford, 1872, disbound, lacking two maps, £400-600

See Illustration.

691

S. Cohen, Elements of faith for the use of Jewish Youth of both sexes printed by E. Justins, Spitalfields, 1815, full calf, £30-50

692

An early Greek book, possibly 18th century, £150-250 696

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702

Alice Campbell, The Murder of Caroline Bundy, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1933, no dw £30-50

703

Agatha Christie, Death on the Nile, pub. Collins Crime Club, December 1937, first impression, no dw, £30-50

704

Victor Whitechurch, Murder at the College, pub.

Collins Crime Club, undated, with the last title by the author First and Last, no dw , £30-50

705

Agatha Christie, Murder in the Mews, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1937, no dw, £30-50

706

E.C.R. Lorac, Post after Post Mortem pub. Collins Crime Club, 1936, no dw, £30-50

707

Vernon Loder, The Little Man Murders, pub.

Collins Crime Club, second impression August 1936, no dw £30-50

708

Agatha Christie, Hercule Poirot’s Christmas, pub.

Collins Crime Club, 1939, no dw, £40-60

709

Agatha Christie, Ten Little Niggers, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1939, no dw, £80-120

710

E.C.R. Lorac, John Brown’s Body pub. Collins Crime Club, 1938, no dw, £30-50

711

Miles Burton, The Hardway Diamonds Mystery pub. Collins Crime Club, 1930, no dw, £30-50

712

Agatha Christie, Death on the Nile, pub. Collins Crime Club, December 1938, second impression, no dw, £30-50

713

Agatha Christie, The Sittaford Mystery pub.

Collins Crime Club, December 1932, third impression, no dw, £30-50

714

Miles Burton, Death at the Cross Roads, pub.

Collins Crime Club, 1933, no dw £30-50

699

700 697

18th century hand tinted map of Surrey 17 x 21in.

(43 x 53cm) £80-120

698

18th century map of Surrey 12” x 13”, a 19th century map of Surrey 18” x 21” and a 18th century map of Austria 8” x 11” £50-100

699

John Rhode, The Claverton Mystery, pub. Collins Crime Club, fifth impression 1935, in non priceclipped dw £150-250

See Illustration.

700

Stuart Palmer, The Puzzle of the Silver Persian pub. The Collins Crime Club, third impression 1936, in non price clipped dw £150-250

See Illustration.

701

Victor Whitechurch, Murder at the College, pub.

Collins Crime Club, undated, with the last title by the author First and Last, dw, £100-200

See Illustration.

701

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720

Agatha Christie, The Murder at the Vicarage pub.

Collins Crime Club, November 1931, second impression, no dw £30-50

721

Francis Grierson, Mystery in Red, pub. Collins Crime Club, undated, with the last title in the author’s list, The Jackdaw Mystery, no dw, £30-50

722

Hulbert Footner, Easy to Kill, pub. Collins Crime Club, undated, with the last title, The Substitute Millionaire, no dw £30-50

723

Agatha Christie, Death in the Clouds, pub. Collins Crime Club, June 1935, second impression, 1935, no dw, £30-50

724

Herbert Adams, The Nineteenth Hole Mystery pub. Collins Crime Club, 1939, no dw £30-50

725

Agatha Christie, Three Act Tragedy, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1935, no dw, £20-30

726

726

Agatha Christie, The Moving Finger pub. Collins Crime Club, 1943, in non price-clipped dw, £200-400

See Illustration.

727

Nicholas Blake, Malice in Wonderland, pub.

Collins Crime Club, October 1945, third impression, in non price-clipped dw, £50-80

See Illustration.

728

Anthony Gilbert, Don’t Open the Door! pub.

Collins Crime Club, December 1949, second impression, in non price clipped dw £50-80

See Illustration.

727 715

Agatha Christie, Murder on the Orient Express, pub. Collins Crime Club, February 1934, fourth impression, no dw, £30-50

716

Edgar Wallace, The Devil Man pub. The Crime Club, 1931, no dw, £30-50

717

Lynn Brock, Q.E.D, pub. Collins Crime Club, undated, with the last title in the author’s list The Deductions of Colonel Gore, no dw, £30-50

718

Rex Stout, Some Buried Caesar, pub. Collins Crime Club, undated, with last title in the author’s list, Too Many Cooks, no dw, £30-50

719

The Second Crime Club Omnibus Volume pub.

Collins Crime Club, 1932, containing four crime club novels to include; Agatha Christie, The Murder at the Vicarage; A. Fielding, The Wedding Chest Mystery; Victor Whitechurch, Murder at the Pagent and John Rhode,Tragedy on the Line, no dw, £30-50

62

728

729

731

730 729

Hulbert Footner, Unneutral Murder, pub. Collins Crime Club, September 1945, second impression, in non price-clipped dw, £50-80

See Illustration.

732

730

Hulbert Footner, Sinfully Rich, pub. Collins Crime Club, undated, with the last title in the author’s list being, The Under Dogs, in non price-clipped dw, £70-100

See Illustration.

731

Miles Burton, The Cat Jumps, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1946, in non price-clipped dw, £50-80

See Illustration.

732

Agatha Christie, Sparkling Cyanide, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1945, in non price clipped dw, £80-120

See Illustration.

733

Agatha Christie, The Labours of Hercules, pub.

Collins Crime Club, 1947, in non price-clipped dw, £50-80

See Illustration.

733

63

739

L.A.G. Strong, Othello’s Occupation, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1945, in non price-clipped dw, £50-80

See Illustration.

735

737

736 734

Herbert Adams, The Araway Oath, pub. Collins Crime Club, April 1946, third impression, in non price-clipped dw, £50-80

735

Agatha Christie, Death comes as the End pub.

Collins Crime Club, 1945, in non price-clipped dw, £80-120

See Illustration.

738

736

Agatha Christie, Evil under the Sun, pub. Collins Crime Club, May 1943, second impression, in non price-clipped dw £70-100

See Illustration.

737

E.C.R. Lorac, The Theft of Iron Dogs pub. Collins Crime Club, 1946, in non price clipped dw, £50-80

See Illustration.

738

Alice Tilton, The Hollow Chest, pub. Collins Crime Club, June 1946, fourth impression, in non price-clipped dw, £50-80

See Illustration.

739 64

745

Conyth Little, The Black Stocking, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1947, in non price-clipped dw, £50-80

See Illustration.

740

742

741 740

J. Jefferson Farjeon, Peril in the Pyrenees, pub.

Collins Crime Club, 1947, in non price-clipped dw, £50-80

See Illustration.

743

741

Richard Hull, Left-Handed Death, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1946, in non price-clipped dw, £50-80

See Illustration.

742

Elizabeth Ferrars, Murder Among Friends, pub.

Collins Crime Club, 1946, in non price-clipped dw, £50-80

See Illustration.

743

Nicholas Blake, Minute for Murder, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1947, in non price clipped dw, £50-80

See Illustration.

744

M.G. Eberhart, House of Storm, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1949, in non price-clipped dw, £30-50

745 65

750

Collection of three Collins Crime Club novels, all lacking dws, to include; Miles Burton, The Cat Jumps pub. 1946; J. Jefferson Farjeon, The Shadow of Thirteen pub. 1949; Agatha Christie, The Labour of Hercules pub. 1947 (3) £30-50

751

Agatha Christie, Towards Zero, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1944, no dw £30-50

752

Agatha Christie, Towards Zero, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1944, in later non price-clipped dw, £40-60

753

Pat McGerr, The Seven Deadly Sisters, pub.

Collins Crime Club, 1948, in non price-clipped dw, £40-60

754 746

M. G. Eberhart, The White Dress pub. Collins Crime Club, 1947, in non price-clipped dw, £50-80

See Illustration.

755

E.C.R Lorac, Policeman in the Precint, pub.

Collins Crime Club, 1949, in non price-clipped dw, £40-60

748 746

Pat McGerr, Pick Your Victim, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1947, in non price-clipped dw, £50-80

See Illustration.

747

Rex Stout, The Broken Vase, pub. Collins Crime Club, August 1947, fifth impression, in non priceclipped dw, £30-50

756

748

Ngaio Marsh, Final Curtain pub. Collins Crime Club, 1947, in non price-clipped dw, £50-80

See Illustration.

749

66

Collection of six pre-1950s Collins Crime Club novels, all with dust wrappers, to include, Anthony Gilbert, Spinster’s Secret pub. May 1948, second impression in non price clipped dw; Ngaio Marsh, Surfeit of Sampreys pub. 1941, in part dw; Lesley Ford, The Woman in Black, pub. 1948, non price-clipped dw; Agatha Christie, The Moving Finger, pub. 1943, in non price-clipped dw; Stuart Palmer, Miss Withers Regrets, pub. 1948, in non price-clipped dw;]R. Philmore, Death in Arms, pub. undated, with the last title in the author’s list being No Mourning in the Family, in non priceclipped dw. (6) £50-80

757

761

Agatha Christie, One Two Buckle in my Shoe, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1958, third edition, in non price-clipped dw, £30-50

762

Agatha Christie, Crooked House, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1949, in non price-clipped dw, £30-50

763

Miles Burton, Death in Shallow Water, pub.

Collins Crime Club, 1948, in non price-clipped dw, £30-50

764

Miles Burton, Situation Vacant, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1946, in non price clipped dw, £50-80

See Illustration.

765 758

Anthony Gilbert, Death in the Wrong Room, pub.

Collins Crime Club, 1947, in non price-clipped dw, £50-80

See Illustration.

766

Anthony Gilbert, Die in the Dark, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1947, in non price-clipped dw, £50-80

See Illustration.

764 756

Leslie Ford, Honolulu Murder Story, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1947, in non price-clipped dw, £50-80

See Illustration.

757

Agatha Christie, The Hollow, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1946, in non price-clipped dw, £50-80

See Illustration.

765

758

Agatha Christie, Murder in the Mews, pub. Collins Crime Club, January 1940, third impression, in non price clipped dw £100-200

See Illustration.

759

Agatha Christie, Taken at the Flood, pub. Collins Crime Club, January 1949, second impression, in non price-clipped dw, £30-50

760

Agatha Christie, Three Act Tragedy, pub. Collins Crime Club, undated, with the last title by the author being, Murder of Roger Ackroyd, in non price-clipped dw, £30-50 766 67

773

Raymond Postgate, Verdict of Twelve, pub. Collins Crime Club, April 1941, third impression, in non price-clipped dw, £100-200

See Illustration.

774

Conyth Little, The Black Stocking, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1947, in non price-clipped dw, £30-50

775

M.G. Eberhart, The Man Next Door, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1944, in price clipped dw, £100-200

See Illustration.

776

J. Jefferson Farjeon, Peril in the Pyrenees, pub.

Collins Crime Club, 1946, in non price-clipped dw, £30-50

777

Agatha Christie, Evil under the Sun pub. Collins Crime Club, 1941, no dw, £30-50

778

Agatha Christie, One, Two, Buckle my Shoe pub.

Collins Crime Club, 1941, no dw, £30-50

779

Agatha Christie, Sad Cypress, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1940, no dw, and another, undated, no dw, £30-50

770

771 767

Rex Stout, Too Many Women, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1948, in non price-clipped dw, £40-60

768

Alice Campbell, Child’s Play, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1947, in non price-clipped dw, £40-60

769

Ngaio Marsh, Swing Brother Swing, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1949, in non price-clipped dw, £30-50

772

770

Shelley Smith, He died of Murder, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1947, in non price-clipped dw, £50-80

See Illustration.

771

Conyth Little, The Black Goatee, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1947, in non price-clipped dw, £50-80

See Illustration.

772

J. Jefferson Farjeon, The Oval Table, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1946, in non price-clipped dw, £50-80

See Illustration.

773 68

775 780

Anthony Gilbert, The Woman in Red, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1941, no dw, £30-50

781

Ngaio Marsh, Death and the Dancing Footman, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1942, no dw, £30-50

782

Agatha Christie, N or M?, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1941, no dw, £30-50

783

Agatha Christie, The Moving Finger, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1943, no dw, £30-50

784

G.D.M & M. Cole, Toper’s End, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1942, no dw, £30-50

785

Miles Burton, Murder M.D, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1943, no dw, £30-50

786

John Rhode, Death at the Helm, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1941, no dw, £30-50

787

Ngaio Marsh, Death and the Dancing Footman, pub. Collins Crime Club, 1942, no dw, £30-50

788

Hubert Footner, The Viper, pub. Collins Crime Club, undated, with the last title in the author’s list being, Madame Storey, no dw, £30-50

789

J. Jefferson Farjeon, Exit John Horton, pub.

Collins Crime Club, undated, with the last title in the author’s list being, The 5.18 Mystery, no dw, £30-50

790

Collection of ten post 1945 Collins Crime Club novels, all lacking dws, by various authors to include Agatha Christie, Elizabeth Ferrars etc £30-50

791

Three Agatha Christie Collins Crime Club novels from the 1950s, all with non price-clipped dws, to include; 4.50 from Paddington pub. 1957; Ordeal

by Innocence pub. 1958; and Cards on the Table, pub. January 1950, fourth impression, (3) £40-60

792

Three Agatha Christie Collins Crime Club novels from the 1950s, all with non price-clipped dws, to include; Sad Cypress pub. 1951; Cat Among the Pigeons,pub. 1959; and Dead Man’s Folly, pub.

1956, (3) £40-60

793

Three Agatha Christie Collins Crime Club novels from the 1950s, all with dws, to include; Hickory Dickory Dock, pub. 1955, dw not clipped; 4.50 from Paddington, pub. 1957, dw clipped; a Murder is Announced, pub 1950, dw not clipped (3), £30-50

794

Three Agatha Christie Collins Crime Club novels from the 1950s, all with non price-clipped dws, to include; Ordeal by Innocence, pub. 1958; cat Among the Pigeons, pub. 1959; and Mrs. McGinty’s Dead, pub. 1952 (3) £30-50

795

Three Agatha Christie Collins Crime Club novels from the 1950s and later, all with non price-clipped dws, to include; Hercule Poirot’s Christmas pub. undated, with the last title in the author’s list being Murder of Roger Ackroyd; The Labours of Hercules pub. January 1950, second impression; and 4.50 from Paddington, pub. 1957 (3), £30-50

796

Three Agatha Christie Collins Crime Club novels from the 1950s, all with non price-clipped dws, to include; Why Didn’t they ask Evans? pub. January 1950, ninth impression; A Murder is Announced, pub. 1950; and Mrs. McGinty’s Dead pub. 1952 (3) £40-60

797

Four Agatha Christie Collins Crime Club novels from the 1950s and later, all with non priceclipped dws, to include; Three Act Tragedy pub. undated; Death in the Clouds, pub. undated; After the Funeral pub. undated and Mrs. McGinty’s Dead, pub. 1952 (4) £30-50

798

Four Collins Crime Club novels, all in non priceclipped dws, to include; Elizabeth Ferrars, Enough to Kill a Horse, pub. 1955, and another by the same author, A Tale of Two Murders, pub. 1959; J. Jefferson Farejon, Detective Ben, pub. May 1950, sixth impression and another by the same author, The Judge Sums up, pub. 1952 (4) £30-50

799

Four Collins Crime Club novels, all with non price clipped dws, to include; M.G Eberhart, The Man Next Door, pub. 1951; and another by the same author, The Unknown Quantity pub. 1953; Anthony Gilbert, The Spinisters Secret, pub. 1951; and another by the same author, A Nice Cup of Tea, pub. 1950 (4) £30-50

800

Five Collins Crime Club novels, all with non price-clipped dws, to include; Agatha Christie, Hickory Dickory Dock, pub. 1955; Rex Stout, Three Men Out, pub. 1955; Ngaio Marsh, Singing in the Shrouds, pub. 1959; and another by the same author, Scales of Justice, pub. 1955 and another, Opening Night, pub. 1951, (5) £30-50 69

801

802

803

804

805

Four Collins Crime Club novels, all with non price clipped dws, to include; Ngaio Marsh, Scales of Justice, pub. 1955; Rex Stout, Triple Jeopardy, pub. 1952; Mabel Seeley, The Beckoning Door, pub. 1950; Philip MacDonald, pub. 1951 (4) £30-50 Four Collins Crime Club novels, all with non price-clipped dws, to include; Andrew Garve, No Tears for Hilda pub. 1950; Ngaio Marsh, Scales of Justice, pub. 1955; Eric Burgess, Divided we Fall, pub. 1959; Ellery Queen, The Queen’s Awards Series 8, pub. 1955; together with another by the same author, The Queen’s Awards Series 10, no dw (5) £30-50 Five Collins Crime Club novels, all with non price-clipped dws, to include; Elizabeth Ferrars, Hunt the Tortoise, pub. 1950; Conyth Little, The Black Dream pub. 1953; Elizabeth Ferrars, Enough to Kill a Horse, pub. 1955; Richard Hull, Invitation to an Inquest, pub. 1950; and Agatha Christie, Partners in Crime, pub. undated (5)

£30-50 Collection of Miles Burton Collins Crime Club Novels to include; Early Morning Murder, pub.

1952, dw; The Three Corpse Trick, pub. February 1950, second impression, dw; Situations Vacant, pub. undated, dw; Murder in Absence, pub. 1954, dw; and Death of Mr. Gantley, pub. undated, soft back (5) £30-50

Collection of ten Agatha Christie Collins Crime Club Novels from the 1950s, all lacking dws, £30-50

807

Collection of ten Agatha Christie Collins Crime Club Novels from the 1950s, all lacking dws, some duplications, £30-50

808

Collection of ten 1950s Crime Club Novels, all lacking dws, various authors to include Rex Stout, Ngaio Marsh etc, £30-50

810

811

70

Collection of ten post 1945 Collins Crime Club novels, all lacking dws, by various authors to include Agatha Christie, Antony Gilbert etc, some duplications, £30-50

813

Collection of fifty-eight 1960s Collins Crime Club novels with duplications, the majority with dws, various authors to include Rex Stout, Agatha Christie, Miles Burton etc £30-50

814

Large quantity of Collins Crime Club novels from the 1970s and later, the majority with dws, many duplications, £30-50

815

Victor Gunn, Footsteps of Death pub. Collins, undated, in clipped dw, with five Peter Cheyney novels to include; Your Deal my Lovely pub. undated; Uneasy Terms pub. 1946; Dance without Music pub. 1947; Dark Wanton pub. 1948; and Dark Bahama pub. 1950, all in non-clipped dws, (6) £40-60

816

Collection of thirty five detective fiction books, various titles and authors, most with dws, £30-50

817

Colin Dexter, Service of all the Dead, pub.

MacMillan, 1979, in non clipped dw, ex library with twenty-five other novels by the same author, many duplications, £30-50

818

Michael Dibdin, a collection of thirty five crime fiction novels, many duplications, £30-50

Collection of ten Agatha Christie Collins Crime Club Novels from the 1950s, all lacking dws, £30-50

806

809

812

Collection of ten 1950s Crime Club Novels, all lacking dws, various authors to include Ngaio Marsh, Miles Burton etc, some duplications, £20-40 Collection of ten 1940s and 1950s Crime Club Novels, all lacking dws, various authors to include Agatha Christie, Miles Burton etc some duplications, £20-40 Collection of ten post 1945 Collins Crime Club novels, all lacking dws, by various authors to include Agatha Christie, £30-50

STAMPS This section of the sale will not commence before 12.55pm Thursday 27th November 819

Meine Briefmarken mes timbres-poste, album of Switzerland stamps in special album, very nice clean collection. Mint and used including earlies and later min. sheets. £200-400

820

Brown Schaubek stamp album containing Italian stamps and a red Schaubek stamp album containing France, mint and used £100-200

821

Eight various stamp albums and stockbooks containing World and Great Britain, with GB Presentation Packs and First Day Covers £150-250

822

Three stamp albums and oval tin with stamps, mostly all World including 1 album of 1990’s China £40-60

823

Large collection of stamps

£300-500

71

824

825

CERAMICS

826

Extensive Masons Ironstone part dinner service comprising; 10 plates 11”, 10 plates 9”, 1 plate 8”, 9 plates 7”, 10 plates 6”, 9 soup bowls 9”, Pair of toast racks, Two oval meat dishes 15” and 17”, Two water jugs, Two cream jugs, Triple egg cup and stand, Single egg cup, 33 saucers various sizes, 30 cups various sizes, Tea pot, Coffee pot

£300-500

827

Early 20th century Mintons figure of Hermes, impressed mark to base 14in. (36cm) £150-250

828

Early 19th century Davenport blue and white transfer printed fruit basket with pierced decoration, impressed mark to base 3 x 11 x 7in.

(8 x 28 x 18cm) £60-80

829

18th century lozenge shaped blue and white comport, four matching smaller bowls, fifteen 18th century and later tea bowls and sugar bowls, three saucers and Cantonese cylindrical jar and cover £80-120

830

19th century porcelain part dessert service comprising centre piece with figural finial four comports and twelve plates pair of tureens and covers and a sucrier with out lid £80-120

831

Royal Worcester figure ‘The water carrier’ signed Hadley green and impressed mark to base 18in.

(46cm) £100-200

832

Pair of 19th century Faience tobacco jars in the forms of owls, base stamped WK 10in. (25cm) £200-300

833

Rosenthal porcelain bird group depicting game birds with wood stand £70-100

834

Royal Copenhagen porcelain bird group of a young chick, marked for Bing and Grondahl 3in.

(8cm) £30-50

835

20th century stoneware dish decorated with a fish, monogramed, diameter 13” £50-80

836

Royal Crown Derby part dessert service with shaped edge highlighted in gilt decorated with flowers Three cake plates Four 8” plates Three 6” plates £50-80

837

Royal Worcester part dinner service in the Royal Garden pattern Comprising: 2 oval meat dishes 15”, 2 Oval meat plates, 9 crescent shaped dishes, Three Tureens and covers, Pair of Gravy boats and stands, 26 plates 8, Three shallow bowls 6”, 16 plates 7”, Two bowls 4”, Six shallow dishes 5”, 11 twin handle soup bowls on stands £200-300

This section of the sale will not commence before 1.00pm Thursday 27th November 824

Tony Laverick b 1961, a porcelain vase half glazed with crackle lustre painted and silvered geometric decoration signed and dated 07, 26.5 cm £80-120

See Illustration.

825

Tony Laverick b 1961 a large bowl with varying patterns within geometric forms, signed , 33 cm £100-150

See Illustration.

72

851

Small group of continental porcelain to include a Berlin miniature figure of a parrot, figures and candlestick, £100-150

852

Pair of early 20th century Sitzendorf figural two branch candelabra, 11in. (28cm) £150-250

See Illustration.

853

838

Fine pair of Royal Worcester vases and covers by Harry Stinton decorated with grouse and a wild turkey in winter landscape, handle and foot with green ground highlighted in gilt, green mark to base date mark for 1903, one vase signed 8in.

(20cm) £800-1,200

See Illustration.

838

Pair of Meissen oval mirror frames with bevelled plates, decorated with cupids holding garlands of flowers the bases moulded with wreaths of berried bay leaves and pink ribbon bows, decorated in turquoise and pink 9¼in. (23cm) £200-400

See Illustration.

839

Meissen miniature vase painted with rosebuds, a Venetian glass scent bottle with spiral canes and a small Staffordshire lion £50-80

840

Poole Pottery charger, the black centre with radiating coloured design, 16” diameter, £50-80

841

Gouda ‘Regina’ plate with floral decoration, 13” diameter, £50-80

842

Moorcroft pottery plate decorated with a rush motif, signed ‘WM’, 10” diameter, £80-120

843

Pair 19th century Staffordshire pottery poodles 6in. (15cm) £50-80

844

Staffordshire an early figure of girl with rabbits Tom King, Dick Turpin, large spaniel Two sheep figures, and a Toby Jug £50-80

845

Royal Doulton jug commemorating Queen Victoria’s diamond jubilee, 7.5” high £60-100

846

Pair of Royal Copenhagen figures of a young boy and girl 7in. (18cm) £50-80

847

Royal Doulton figure The Balloon Seller , HN 1315 Sweet Anne HN 1469 and Cissie HN1809 £60-100

848

1930’s Child tea set by Ambassador Ware decorated with fairys Four cups, four saucers, teapot, cream jug and sugar bowl £80-120

849

Royal Doulton figure “ Kathleen “ HN 1279 8in.

(20cm) £50-80

850

852

850

Early 19th century Derby figure of a man in a red jacket 9” high and an early 20th century Dresden figure of a peasant woman 9” high Provenance: Consigned by a titled gentleman £150-250

See Illustration.

853

73

858

Royal Copenhagen figure in the form of French bulldog 5in. (13cm) £50-100

859

Rosenthal figure of a fox cup 4” high

860

Enamelled seal in the form of a fox; Royal Worcester figural group of three foxes; Beswick fox; and a miniature hunting cup in the form of a fox £50-100

861

Royal Crown Derby paperweight in the form of a fox; Royal Doulton figure of Mr. Fox; and a Beatrix Potter figure Foxy Whiskered Gentleman £50-100

862

Royal Crown Derby tea service comprising teapot, nine cups in various sizes, cream jug, sugar bowl, eight saucers, two side plates and five smaller plates £100-200

863

Set of six 19th century Royal Crown Derby cabinet plates with floral design in red, highlighted in gilt, 9” diameter; and a pair of matching shaped bowls. Date marks for 1897 £100-200

854

£40-60

864

Royal Copenhagen figure of a bull. No 1195, 9” x 15” £200-300

See Illustration.

865 855

Royal Copenhagen figure of a Shire Horse No. 471, signed C.J. Buenlsen dated 8.4. 1995 Paris.

4” x 11” £200-300

See Illustration.

856 854

Meissen style monkey band, 13 pieces including the Conductor £400-500

See Illustration.

864

855

Pair of late 19th century continental porcelain Macaws perched on logs holding cherries in their claws impressed numbers to bases 1684 15in.

(38cm) £500-800

See Illustration.

856

Pair of porcelain hunting cups in the form of foxes, 6” £50-80

See Illustration.

857

74

20th century porcelain hunting cup in the form of a fox head, 5” £40-60 865

873

Pair of Royal Copenhagen foxes No. 437, 10” high £200-300

See Illustration.

872

874

Royal Copenhagen group of two pheasants No. 1243/862. 7” high £80-120

875

Royal Copenhagen figure of an exotic bird, No. 1881. 8” high £100-200

876

Royal Copenhagen figure of a dog 8” high £80-120

877

Royal Copenhagen figure of a pig with handler, No. 848, 8” high £80-120

878

Royal Copenhagen figure of a puppy, No. 259, 9” high £80-120

879

Lladro figure of a Great Dane 6” high; and a Lladro figure of a Dove 11” high £80-120

880

Danish B&G figure of a spaniel 7” high £50-100

881

Danish B&G figure of a Great Dane 3” high; and a Royal Copenhagen figure of a puppy, 2”. £50-80

882

Royal Copenhagen figure of a fox and cubs, 5” high; and a puppy 5” high £50-100

883

19th century Sampson figure of a Chinese man, gold anchor mark to base, 9” high £200-300

See Illustration.

884

19th century earthenware novelty pastille burner with double face motif, 5” high £50-100

873 866

Royal Doulton figure of a Dalmatian No. 2271.

15” high £80-120

867

Sitzendorf four branch candelabrum with figural base of a loving couple with a dog, 14” high £80-120

868

Prattware pot lid ‘Landing the Fare, Pegwell Bay’; ‘On the Albert Memorial’ both framed £50-80

869

Royal Copenhagen figure of a Dalmatian 6” high; and a Beswick figure of a Dalmatian 7” high £50-80

870

Pair of 19th century Staffordshire figures of Dalmatians 6” high £50-80

871

White glazed serpentine planter by Casasus of Spain 7 x 14 x 9in. (18 x 36 x 23cm) £50-100

872

Royal Copenhagen figure of a Cockerel and Chicken, No. 1094, 10” high £150-250

See Illustration.

883

75

893

19th century Dresden figure of a man leaning on a walking stick 10” high £150-250

See Illustration.

894

Royal Copenhagen figure of two ducks numbered 1863, 8” high £80-120

895

19th century Derby style Mansion House dwarf playing a violin, crown mark to base, 7” high £80-120

See Illustration.

888

890 885

Royal Crown Derby vase and cover, date mark for 1910, 6” high £60-80

886

Late 18th/early 19th century caddy decorated in Chinese manner in the famille verte palette, with silver plated top. 4” high £50-100

887

1920’s hunting cup in the form of a fox head, lustred glaze, 6” high; and another of a hound, 5” high £50-80

893

888

19th century Dresden porcelain monkey band comprising conductor, flute player, bagpipes, two cellos, violin, horn and oboe, the conductor 7” high £300-500

See Illustration.

889

Danish B&G model of a trout, 9” wide

£50-80

890

Pair of 19th century painted porcelain plaques.

Annotated note verso reads “From the original by Cornelius Jansen Ann E Staniforth, London 17th July 1825”; the other reading “From the original

by Franz. Hals, Annie Staniforth, London 12th July”, Verso with Christies lot label 654 for Upton House, 14th/15th December 1991. Each 4” x 3” £150-250

See Illustration.

891

Royal Copenhagen figure of two squirrels, number 416, 9” high £100-200

892

19th century Dresden bouquet of flowers, 6” £50-100

76

895

GLASS This section of the sale will not commence before 1.55pm Thursday 27th November

902 896

Royal Copenhagen figure of the head of a Siamese cat, 4” high £50-80

897

Four Prattware pot lids - one of a bullfight, The Village Wedding, Doctor Johnson and The Fair £50-80

898

Pair of 19th century Staffordshire quill holders in the form of dalmatians, 4” high; a Staffordshire figure of a dalmatian 5”; and another 6” £50-100

899

Beswick figure of a dalmatian 6” high; and another similar 6” high £50-100

900

19th century blue and white hors d’oeuvre tray raised on a round foot, 8” high £60-80

901

Mid-19th century Staffordshire tureen and cover on stand, the deep blue ground with various cartouches decorated with flowers, highlighted in gilt, 9” high £80-120

905

Stuart Crystal suite of glass comprising decanter, nine 8” champagne flutes, eleven 7” red wine glasses, ten 7” white wine glasses, seven 5” wine glasses, twelve 4.5” wine glasses, nine 4” champagne glasses, six 3” liqueur glasses, eight 5” diameter bowls, eight 4” tumblers, twelve 3.5” tumblers £200-300

906

Waterford crystal bowl, six red wine glasses, eight white wine glasses, and six sherry glasses £100-150

907

19th century engraved glass decanter 9” high, Baccarat Remy Martin decanter and six Waterford Sundae dishes and six bowls £50-100

908

Set of six Victorian engraved and cut wine glasses with floral decoration, 6” high £80-120

909

Victorian cranberry glass double ended scent bottle with silver mounts, 1.5”, marks rubbed; and a 19th century cased glass bottle with silver rim, 5” £60-100

910

Pair of modern cut glass and silver mounted champagne flutes retailed by Carrs, 11” high £60-100

911

Five 19th century dump paperweights

£50-80

912

Five 19th century dump paperweights

£50-80

913

Five 19th century dump paperweights

£50-80

914

Five 19th century dump paperweights

£50-80

19th century French or Italian box with hinged cover decorated in relief with hunting and rustic scenes, gilt metal clasps and mount 7 x 9 x 6in.

(18 x 23 x 15cm) £400-600

See Illustration.

915

Five 19th century dump paperweights

£50-80

916

Five 19th century dump paperweights

£50-80

917

Five 19th century dump paperweights

£50-80

903

918

Three dump paperweights

£40-60

919

Large dump glass paperweight, 8” diameter

902

904

Pair of 19th century Dresden vases converted to lamps, with ram’s head and floral decoration £100-200 Pair of Early 20th Century Sitzendorf porcelain oil lamp bases, supported by three cherubs together with a similar decorated clock all with encrusted flower decoration. 6in. (15cm) £70-100

£40-60

OBJECTS This section of the sale will not commence before 2.05pm Thursday 27th November 920

An elephant foot stool with lift off circular rosewood top 13½in. (33cm) £70-100

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925

Edison Phonograph mounted on mahogany box 15 x 7in. (38 x 18cm) £50-80

926

Aldis projector in fitted case with leather carrying handle. 16in. (41cm) £30-50

927

Agfa Karator U bakelite cased projector in fitted case together with 20 large metal disc’s. 7in.

(18cm) £80-120

928

Early 20th century patchwork quilt worked in a series of hexagons £80-120

929

Brass ‘Merryweather’ pattern fireman’s helmet embossed with dragons, the front marked ‘BV SFB’, with leather interior and brass ring and leather chin strap, £200-300

See Illustration.

930 929 921

20th century painted and carved African mask 19” six other painted and carved African masks and two carved figures £80-120

922

Keswick School Arts & Crafts twin handled copper tray , with formal design of flowers stamped mark 35 x 53 cm max £80-120

923

19th century walnut and brass mounted writing box with blue leather slope 18 x 10 x 7in. (46 x 25 x 18cm) £200-300

924

Indian painting on bone of an erotic scene, 4” x 3”, and 2 Indian paintings on bone both with figures being carried in silk caravans both 6” by 3” £80-120

931

19th century South African carved head rest stamped verso ‘Kaffir Pillow found on field of Eulundi Zululand S A 6 /8 /80 A Tomkins to T Flowers Ash May 1882” Historical note; The Battle of Ulundi took place at the Zulu capital of Ulundi on 4 July 1879 and was the last major battle of the Anglo-Zulu War. The British army broke the military power of the Zulu nation by defeating the main Zulu army and immediately afterwards capturing and razing the capital of Zululand, the royal kraal of Ulundi. 6 x 16 x 3in. (15 x 41 x 8cm) £300-500

See Illustration.

931

78

An Oceanic war club, probably Fijian rootwood mass head, finely carved with chevron design 44½in. (112cm) £300-500

943

Bronze study of two horses 5” high and three other bronzes of male figures in classical pose £50-80

944

Winsor & Newton artist’s mahogany box with fitted interior and contents, £150-250

945

Brown beaver fur coat and a mink stole, £60-100

946

19th Century embroided oval picture depicting a young girl holding a bird 12in. (30cm) £70-100

947

Small collection of early painted photographs & two daguerrotypes (6) £50-80

948

‘For Life and Death, Heroism on land’ Stevengraph framed 2” by 6”

941 932

Large collection of cigarette cards contained in ten albums, mostly Wills and Players, many with complete sets to include Lambert and Butler “ Pirates & Highyaymen “ & Stephen Mitchell & Son “ Humorous Drawings “ £300-500

933

Roman style terracotta ewer, 8in. (20cm) £50-80

934

19th century bronze figure of a knight on horse back inscribed on base in French and with date 1590 on wooden base 13 x 12 x 6in. (33 x 30 x 15cm) £80-120

935

19th century pink veined alabaster ceiling hanging bowl 17” diameter and another similar 12” £100-200

936

Parker, Vintage ‘Televisor’ fountain pen, Conway Stewart ‘Dinkie’, Watermans pen and other pens and pencils £100-150

£30-50

949

After Paul Aichele (German, 1859-1910) bronze figure of a lady on rocks, signed ‘Aichele’ 5 x 12 x 7½in. (13 x 30 x 18cm) £150-250

950

Victorian embroidered marriage heart shaped cushion another and a folding child stop hat £80-120

951

Early 20th century black Mohair bear with articulated arms and legs 25in. (64cm) £50-80

952

Early 20th century ivory dressing table set comprising brushes, combs and jars, £150-250

953

Two 19th century hairwork pictures, framed & glazed, 11” x 10” and 8” x 7” £100-150

954

Bronze figure of a reclining cherub, on a white marble base 7” high £40-60

955

Bronze wall plaque depicting “ The Last Supper “ with figures in relief 14 x 26in. (36 x 66cm) £100-150

937

Tortoiseshell magnifying glass

938

Silver and enamel circular box, and a cowrie shell snuff box £80-120

956

939

Novelty vesta in the form of a Huntley and Palmers biscuit, an agate snuff box, silver pocket barometer, papier mache snuff and a pipe £100-150

19th Century Sampler decorated with the alphabet, reindeer, birds, trees and flowering plants 16 x 13in. (41 x 33cm) £100-150

957

19th Century Sampler dated 1830 by Agnes Reid, decorated with alphabet, house, trees, flowers with floral border 24 x 15in. (61 x 38cm) £100-150

958

Five Parker 51 pens

959

Four Parker 51 pens; and others (7 pens in lot) £100-150

960

Various Parker 45 pens. (7 pens in lot)

961

Four Parker Duofold pens; and others. (6 pens in lot) £100-150

962

Parker Duofold and Slimfolds. (8 in lot) £100-150

963

Parker Lady and Parker Slimfold pens. (6 in lot) £60-90

940

£20-30

19th C carved wood cribbage case in the form of a shoe, with bone counters, and compartments £80-120

941

Trinity House sewing box, 19th C, the top inlaid with two ships in full sail, the front with white ensigns, Tunbridge style banding interior with five lidded, four open compartments and a pin cushion 6 x 13 x 9in. (15 x 33 x 23cm) £300-500

See Illustration.

942

Four 20th century stained glass panles abstract scenes the largest 25” by 18” £80-120

£100-150

£80-120

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964

Parker Slimfolds and early Duofold. (8 in lot) £100-150

965

Parker 51, Parker Frontiers and Parker 45 threepiece set . £100-150

966

Parker 45 set; and other boxed. (3 boxed in lot) £50-80

967

Parker 45 set (steel); Parker 45 set (red); and Vectore set (red) £60-90

968

Parker Victory; Parker 17; and others. (8 in lot) £80-120

969

Very early Parker mini, cased; and five other Parkers £80-120

986

Lady Shaeffer two two-piece sets

987

Victorian vesta case with hinged cover and oval enamel panel of a man on a bicycle, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £60-100

988

Early 20th century brass vesta with embossed decoration of a geisha, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 2½in. (5cm) £20-30

989

Victorian novelty brass vesta in the form of Mr. Punch, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. 2¼in. (5cm) £30-50

990

Novelty brass vesta in the form of a stag beetle, 2.5” long, PROVENANCE: From the private collection of a gentleman. £30-50

991

Carlo Maria Giulini 1914-2005 orchestra conductor, a vocal score for Verdi’s Requiem signed and dedicated by the conductor, and a poster for a concert at La Scala, £40-60

£120-160

970

Parker 51 Gold top; and Burnham and Parker 45 (9 pieces in lot) £100-150

971

Cross pen, biro and pencil with box, gold metal; and other Cross set (two boxed sets in lot) £50-80

972

Cross white metal set; and a gold metal set £70-100

992

Conway Stewart 475 and others; and masonic boxed set. (9 loose and one boxed set in lot)

£250-300

Early 20th century embroidery of a man and a women titled ‘The last Appeal’ in rosewood frame 34 x 29in. (86 x 74cm) £150-250

993

Album of postcards including local views and English landmarks (approximately 300) to include The Camp Tram at Bisley Camp, views of Brighton, portraits and humerous, some loose. £50-100

994

Late 19th early 20th century Tortoiseshell dressing set comprising rectangular box 4” another 5” tray 8” and two brushes all monogramed in yellow metal A £40-60

973

974

Four Croxley ; four Merlin; and one Unique £100-150

975

Five Burnham pens; and two Merlin pens £100-150

976

Five Burnham pens; and three Merlin pens £120-160

977

Unique pen; Wahl Eversharp; Onoto and others. (8 in lot) £100-150

995

L & NER cast-iron Engine plate 1780, 1921, 9in.

(23cm) £80-120

978

Wyvern; Mentmore; Kingswood; Ciba; and Pelican. (7 in lot) £80-120

996

979

Easterbroock and Swan pens. (7 in lot) £150-250

Novely brass vesta in the form of a fox head; silver plated paperweight in the form of a fox; another similar; and a blue glass inkwell with fox finial £50-80

980

Easterbrook; Swan and Tortoiseshell dip pen. (7 in lot) £150-200

997

Two silver mounted and bone handled riding crops, £40-60

981

Mont Blanc Pen (early); Onoto and Blackbird. (6 in lot) £180-220

998

Victorian lace parasol, 32”

999 982

Conway 58; and Shaeffers (7 in lot)

19th century mother of pearl card case 5” wide £60-100

983

Early Waterman pen (boxed); and five others £100-150

1000

19th century mahogany and brass bound writing slope 6 x 14 x 9in. (15 x 36 x 23cm) £80-120

984

Schaeffer boxed set; and other Shaeffers (boxed set and 7 loose pens in lot) £100-150

1001

Brass parrot cage with two brass wells , wood base 23in. (58cm) £100-150

985

Shaeffer biro and two-pencil set in gold plate; and Shaeffer early two-piece set in mottled jade green £50-80

80

£150-200

£60-100

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MILITARIA

1011

19th century flint lock pistol and two others £50-100

This section of the sale will not commence before 2.55pm Thursday 27th November

1012

Prussian officer’s sword, 1889 pattern with single edged straight blade, in steel scabbard, overall length 41”, £100-200

1002

Collection of First World War military items including Queen Mary tin, photographs, hand written letters and books £50-100

1003

British 1805 Pattern Naval Officer’s Sword with straight single-edged blade, etched and gilt with foliage crowned and blued , gilt-brass regulation hilt and banded ivory grip £300-500

See Illustration.

1004

German Third Reich SA dagger with sheath by Wagner & Lange, Solingen with engraved “Allies for Deutschland” blade 14in. (36cm) £250-350

1005

19th century percussion cap pepperpot six shot pistol with engraved decoration and walnut grip, touch marks to barrel, £200-300

See Illustration.

1006

19th century flintlock pistol with steel barrel and mahogany grip, touch marks to barrel, £60-100

1007

19th century percussion cap pistol by C. Fontana, with engraved decoration and rosewood grip, touch marks to barrel, £80-120

1008

19th century percussion cap pistol with walnut grip, touch marks to barrel, £60-100

1009

19th century flintlock pistol with walnut grip and ram rod, brass mounts and steel barrel, £100-200

1010

Early 20th century officer’s sword in leather sheath 42” long overall £50-100

PERSIAN RUGS This section of the sale will not commence before 3.05pm Thursday 27th November 1013

20th century Naval dress sword brass hand guard marked R C Stone Sept 1945 Shagreen handle engraved blade in leather sheath 38” £100-200

1014

Aubusson style rug with swag and rose decoration on a pale ground 96in. (244cm) £200-300

1015

A large Persian red ground carpet with main blue border decorated with floral motifs. £100-150

1016

Early 20th century Afghan carpet with multiple borders the centre with repeating cream medallion 87 x 57in. (221 x 145cm) £50-100

1017

Persian red ground carpet with multiple borders, the centre with a repeating rectangular floral medallion 125 x 46in. (318 x 117cm) £200-300

1018

Persian Kashan red ground rug with main blue border centre medallion with overall floral decoration 82 x 53in. (208 x 135cm) £300-500

See Illustration.

1003

1005 1018

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1019

1027

Persian prayer mat, cream ground with pink border, 69” x 48” £100-200

1028

Late 19th/ Early 20th century Persian rug, blue ground centre with crochet shaped medallions, 77” x 56” £60-100

1029

Persian Cream ground rug cream border centre with three medallions 62 x 36in. (157 x 91cm) £60-100

1030

Peach ground Persian carpet multiple bordered centre with three medallions 71 x 40in. (180 x 102cm) £60-100

1031

Persian blue ground carpet multiple borders the centre decorated with repeating foliate forms 14’ 3” by 10 2” £100-200

1032

Machine made blue ground carpet with foliate decoration 13’ 5” by 6’10” £50-100

1033

Blue Ground Kashmir rug with tree of life, 2.4m x 1.6m £150-200

1034

Gold ground Kashmir rug with a traditional medallion design, 2.4m x 1.6m £150-200

1035

Ivory ground Kashmir rug with a classical floral design, 2.4m x 1.6m £150-200

1036

Red ground Kashmir rug with a Bokhara design, 200cm x 140cm £100-150

1037

Old Persian Qashqai village rug 57 x 80in. (145 x 203cm) £200-300

1038

Hand woven persian Tabriz carpet, 100% wool, with multi-coloured design £400-600

1019

Silk Kashmir cream ground rug with a main green border centre decorated with foliate forms 72 x 49in. (183 x 124cm) £500-800

See Illustration.

1020

20th century red ground carpet with a main cream border the centre decorated with foliate forms with shaped medallion 110 x 142in. (279 x 361cm) £200-300

1021

Parisian red ground rug multiple borders centre with floral forms 104 x 75in. (264 x 191cm) £60-100

1022

Persian red ground carpet multiple borderes centre with repeating medallion 117 x 85in. (297 x 216cm) £80-120

1023

Persian cream ground carpet with multiple borders centre decorated with hunting scene 152 x 102in.

(386 x 259cm) £100-200

1024

Yellow ground part silk rug 37 x 23in. (94 x 58cm) £60-100

1025

Persian blue ground carpet with multiple borders center decorated with a pair of Lozenge shaped medallions, 66” x 55” £100-200

1026

Persian red ground carpet, main yellow border the centre decorated with a pair of shaped blue medallions, 80” x 51” £100-200

1039

Pair of red ground Persian rugs, multiple borders, the centres with shaped cream medallions both decorated with repeating foliate forms . 64 x 32in.

(163 x 81cm) £500-800

See Illustration.

1039

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1041

George III mahogany tallboy of two short over three long graduated drawers above base with brushing slide and three drawers, on bracket feet 77 x 46 x 23in. (196 x 117 x 58cm) £500-800

See Illustration.

ANTIQUE FURNITURE This section of the sale will not commence before 3.20pm Thursday 27th November

1042

Ebonised corner cupboard in the manner of E. W. Godwin with gilt decorated panels depicting birds amidst foliage 42 x 22in. (107 x 56cm) £100-200

See Illustration.

1040

Close pair of early 19th century mahogany bookcases with marble tops on reeded column supports to lion’s paw feet, each 39 x 42 x 14in.

(99 x 107 x 36cm) £1,800-2,500

See Illustration.

1041

1042

1040 85

1043

1044 1043

19th century mahogany and marquetry inlaid Dutch sideboard decorated with vases and flowers two drawers each side, the front with two cupboard doors on square tapering legs 34 x 28 x 34in. (86 x 71 x 86cm) £150-250

See Illustration.

1045 1048

Three piece Bergere suite, canework seat frame laquered with Chinoiserie decoration, Sold with a copy of the Original Receipt from Davies’s Furniture Depositories Ltd dated 24th October 1933 £150-250

1049

1930’s laquered round table decorated in the Chinese manner diameter 14” Sold with a copy of the Original Receipt from Davies’s Furniture Depositories Ltd dated 24th October 1933 £50-80

1050

Mahogany framed free standing four glass display cabinet 74 x 22 x 22in. (188 x 56 x 56cm) £300-500

1051

Mahogany framed free standing four glass display cabinet 74 x 22in. (188 x 56cm) £300-500

1052

Mahogany framed free standing four glass display cabinet 74 x 22in. (188 x 56cm) £300-500

1053

Mahogany bedroom mirror with shaped base £100-200

1054

18th century Child’s elm rocking commode £80-120

1044

Late 18th/early 19th century gilt framed overmantel mirror, the central section with a maritime painting 38 x 50in. (97 x 127cm) £300-500

See Illustration.

1045

Late 18th /19th century carved wood gilt framed mirror decorated with Rococo forms, grapes and vine leaves 78 x 53in. (198 x 135cm) £1,000-2,000

See Illustration.

1046

1047

86

17th century style oak sideboard with two drawers on bulbous supports to undertier 33 x 54 x 20½in.

(84 x 137 x 51cm) £300-500 20th century demi lune ebonised display cabinet with Chinoiserie decoration, Sold with a copy of the Original Receipt from Davies’s Furniture Depositories Ltd dated 24th October 1933 61 x 45½ x 17in. (155 x 114 x 43cm) £200-300

1055

Black Forest carved oak secretaire chest of six drawers, with a central double fitted drawer 54 x 32 x 15in. (137 x 81 x 38cm) £500-1,000

See Illustration.

1060 1057

19th century mahogany and cross banded wine cooler on square tapering supports 26 x 17 x 13in.

(66 x 43 x 33cm) £250-350

1058

A Charles Eames for Herman Miller, triple sling ‘airport’ seat designed 1961 for O’Hare Airport Chicago, brushed aluminium and black leather, this model imported from USA to Europe in the late 1970’s £800-1,200

See Illustration.

1059 1060

19th century Irish teak and brass bound military chest of drawers, retail mark Ross & Co, Dublin two short and three long drawers on turned feet,.

Historical note; Ross and Co were renowned makers of military furniture in the 19th century.

44 x 40 x 19in. (112 x 102 x 48cm) £800-1,200

See Illustration.

1055 1056

18th century style carved gilt wood wall mirror 44 x 30in. (112 x 76cm) £100-200

19th century mahogany chest of two short and three long drawers on ogee bracket base 32 x 37 x 18in. (81 x 94 x 46cm) £200-300

1058 87

1061

Early 20th century stained pine and metal bound silver box 24 x 30 x 20in. (61 x 76 x 51cm) £60-100

1062

Early 20th century mahogany cased boudoir grand piano by J.Tresselt £600-1,000

See Illustration.

1063

19th century mahogany and marquetry inlaid secretaire cabinet, the top with glazed doors, the base with fitted drawer above cupboard doors on turned feet 78 x 30 x 18in. (198 x 76 x 46cm) £250-350

1064

18th/19th century mahogany chest on chest of three short over six long drawers on bracket feet 66 x 41 x 20in. (168 x 104 x 51cm) £200-300

1065

18th century continental walnut oyster veneered chest of two short over two long drawers, on bracket feet 33 x 50 x 27in. (84 x 127 x 69cm) £500-800

See Illustration.

1066 1062

1065

88

1066

19th century mahogany secretaire bookcase, top with glazed doors above base with fitted drawer over two short and two long drawers on bracket base 94 x 45 x 22in. (239 x 114 x 56cm) £300-500

See Illustration.

1067

19th century mahogany bookcase cabinet the top with two glazed doors the base with a single drawer above two cupboard doors 86 x 54in. (218 x 137cm) £400-600

1068

18th century style oak refectory dining table on twin end carved bulbous supports 31 x 90 x 23in.

(79 x 229 x 58cm) £400-600

1069

18th century oak chest of two short over three long drawers to bracket base (split into two) 37 x 28 x 22in. (94 x 71 x 56cm) £200-300

1070

17th/18th century oak side table with later carved drawer, on bobbin turned supports 28 x 29 x 21in.

(71 x 74 x 53cm) £200-300

1071

19th century continental marquetry inlaid side table on twin end supports 30 x 21 x 44in. (76 x 53 x 112cm) £300-500

1072

Early 20th century mahogany octagonal drum table with four drawers, tooled leather top on column support to tripod base 29 x 28 x 28in. (74 x 71 x 71cm) £300-500

1073

19th century marquetry inlaid jardiniere on stand, diameter 13” 40in. (102cm) £100-200 1082

1074

Early 19th century mahogany adjustable music stand on column support to tripod base 30 x 24 x 17in. (76 x 61 x 43cm) £600-800

See Illustration.

1078

19th century mahogany secretaire bookcase, top with two astragal glazed doors above base with secretaire drawer fitted with pigeon holes and drawers above three long graduated drawers on slightly splayed bracket base 91 x 47 x 24in. (231 x 119 x 61cm) £300-500

1075

19th century mahogany tilt top table on column support on round base with claw and ball feet diameter 54” £300-500

1076

Collection of early 20th century galvanised steel bins most with Harrods of Knightsbridge labels or embossing (23) £200-300

1079

Tom Faulkner ‘Capricorn’ stainless steel gunmetal finish glass topped dining table, table 29.5” high, 84” long, 40” wide, £400-600

1077

Mid 20th century painted rocking horse 30in.

(76cm) £80-120

1080

19th century mahogany dining raised on turned tapering legs table with extra leaf 120” extended 29 x 84 x 22in. (74 x 213 x 56cm) £300-500

1081

19th century mahogany bookcase cabinet, top with three glazed doors above base with three drawers and cupboard doors 93 x 72 x 19in. (236 x 183 x 48cm) £300-500

1082

19th century walnut credenza by T.H.Filmer & Sons of London, front panelled door with marquetry inlaid decoration, flanked by two glazed doors, on plinth base 42 x 65 x 17in. (107 x 165 x 43cm) £400-600

See Illustration.

1074

1083

Early 20th century walnut folding card table on turned legs 30 x 31 x 16in. (76 x 79 x 41cm) £100-200

1084

19th century mahogany fall front cabinet on stand with enclosed fitted interior comprising eight small drawers 46 x 39 x 16in. (117 x 99 x 41cm) £100-150

1085

19th Century mahogany chest on stand with two small over three long drawers with three drawers to base, shaped apron, cabriole legs. 55 x 43 x 20in. (140 x 109 x 51cm) £300-500

1086

Regency style mahogany and crossbanded dining table supported on four outswept feet 30 x 60in.

(76 x 152cm) £150-250

89

1089 1087

18th Century gilt framed carve wood and gesso Venetian upright mirror with shell decoration 47in. (119cm) £150-200

1088 Cast iron umbrella stand, brass fender and fireside tools £80-120 1089

19th century mahogany breakfront wardrobe with four panelled doors 84 x 90 x 30in. (213 x 229 x 76cm) £500-800

See Illustration.

1090

19th century style gilt framed mirror with shell decoration 48 x 30in. (122 x 76cm) £100-200

1091

19th century French marquetry inlaid commode with two drawers on cabriole legs 34 x 30 x 21in.

(86 x 76 x 53cm) £200-300

1092

19th century oval mirror with foliate finial 47 x 33in. (119 x 84cm) £100-200

1093

20th century eastern bone inlaid and decorated leather mirror 85 x 49in. (216 x 124cm) £200-300

1094

1094

19th century burr walnut knee hole desk of nine drawer configuration on plinth bases 31 x 51 x 22in. (79 x 130 x 56cm) £300-500

See Illustration.

1095

19th century walnut credenza with marquetry inlaid decoration panel door flanked by two bowed glazed doors on plinth base 42 x 57 x 17in. (107 x 145 x 43cm) £400-600

See Illustration.

90

1095

1096

19th century burr walnut and boxwood inlaid oval work table, hinged top to reveal fitted interior all above rag box On twin end supports to carved cabriole legs 29 x 27 x 18in. (74 x 69 x 46cm) £100-200

1097

Vintage Louis Vuitton Steamer Trunk serial no.

778491 logo cloth, with brass hardware, wood slats, on brass squat wheels, interior with original tray with branded handles circa 1930 14 x 37 x 20in. (36 x 94 x 51cm) £1,000-2,000

See Illustration.

1097 1098

19th century rosewood work table on twin end supports 29 x 30 x 18in. (74 x 76 x 46cm) £100-200

1099

Zanzibar hardwood and brass bound chest, carved decoration with three drawers to base 21 x 41 x 15in. (53 x 104 x 38cm) £150-250

1100

Early 20th century walnut crossbanded occasional table top with candle stand, on reeded column support to tripod base diameter 15” £100-200

1101

Pair of 19th century mahogany and rosewood crossbanded open arm chairs with padded seats to square legs £80-120

1102

1102

Early 20th century rosewood and marquetry inlaid roll top bureau the interior with drawers and open section all above two drawers on cabriole legs 40 x 30 x 18in. (102 x 76 x 46cm) £300-500

See Illustration.

1103

19th century German mahogany sofa with scrolled arms to turned and reeded legs 80in. (203cm) £200-300

1104

American patent revolving bookcase by Trubner & Co. of Ludgate Hill London 48 x 24 x 24in. (122 x 61 x 61cm) £200-300

See Illustration.

1105

19th century Continental mahogany chest of three drawers on lion’s paw feet 33 x 51 x 24in. (84 x 130 x 61cm) £150-250 1104

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1112

Mahogany and marquetry inlaid button back settee with pink upholstery on square tapering legs to castors 51in. (130cm) £150-200

1113

18th century mahogany circular tilt top table on turned column support to tripod base diameter 30” £200-300

1114

Pair of satinwood, rosewood and burr fruitwood marquetry inlaid side tables in Sheraton style with single drawers on square legs united by x stretchers 30 x 21½ x 15½in. (76 x 53 x 38cm) £1,500-2,500

See Illustration.

1115

1107

1114 1106

19th century carved and gilt wood bedroom mirror with easel back 16 x 14in. (41 x 36cm) £100-200

1107

Early 20th century mahogany and rosewood crossbanded ladies bureau the top with three drawers above fall front with fitted interior base with three drawers on square tapering lags 39 x 36 x 18in. (99 x 91 x 46cm) £400-600

See Illustration.

1108

18th century oak coffer with later carved front 28 x 48 x 20in. (71 x 122 x 51cm) £150-250

1109

17th century oak coffer of panel construction later carved front 17 x 45 x 39in. (43 x 114 x 99cm) £150-250

1110

19th century mahogany chest of brushing slide above two short and three long drawers on later feet £200-300

1111

19th century French serpentine lacquered and gilt mounted work table, hinged top inset with a mirror revealing a fitted interior above rag box on cabriole legs with gilt metal mounts 29 x 23 x 16in. (74 x 58 x 41cm) £200-300

92

19th century mahogany washstand, hinged doors to top enclosing adjustable mirror, above single drawer on square tapering legs, and castors 36 x 25 x 20in. (91 x 64 x 51cm) £150-250

1116

The Breadalbane Grand Piano, Important carved walnut Grand Piano by Collard and Collard, commissioned by the 6th Earl of Breadalbane and Holland, The Grand Piano was commissioned in May 1868 by the vendor’s Great Great Grandfather as a gift for his daughter Lady Eva Campbell, to celebrate J A G Campbell’s accession to the title in 1862. It took two years to construct due to the profuse and stunning wood carving. Made from Victorian Burr (Sicilian) walnut carved all over with coats-of-arms and devices of the Campbell family within neo-classical beaded and moulded panels on squared baluster legs. In the detail surrounding the Piano one can find three sets of his children’s initials as well as other details. The boars head is part of the Coats of Arms of the Campbells of Breadalbane. The heart with the arrow is part of the coat of arms of Campbell of Glenfalloch It cost £2000 to make in 1868 and half of that cost was in the carvings themselves. There is a number 88981 The Piano size is 8’ 6” by 5’ 3” (weight...approx 700KG). It has all the original mechanisms and the original sound board. It is not however possible to get it fully up to pitch anymore in its present condition, because the sound board is too weak (the strings are said to pull a tension of 10 tons). £2,000-3,000

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Late 19th century mahogany framed pink upholstered settee, on front carved feet £200-300

1118

Pair of mahogany bedside tables

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Pair of 19th century mahogany hall chairs with carved shaped backs on turned legs £200-300

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19th century style mahogany leather armchair on cabriole legs £60-100

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19th century mahogany five drawer knee hole writing table on turned legs 33 x 47 x 23in. (84 x 119 x 58cm) £200-300

£500-800

1116 1122

Moorish hardwood and mother of pearl inlaid workbox decorated with geometric forms hinged lid to fitted interior above silk rag box on square legs united by under tier 28 x 12 x 12in. (71 x 30 x 30cm) £150-250

1123

19th century burr walnut demi lune folding card card table column sport to carved legs 29 x 36 x 18in. (74 x 91 x 46cm) £120-180

1124

Mid 20th century painted rocking horse £100-200

1125

Pair of 19th C gilt framed mirrors , moulded floral decorated 29 x 23in. (74 x 58cm) £80-120

1126

George III mahogany occasional table, oval pie crust top, turned carved column on carved legs to ball and claw feet 28 x 32 x 26in. (71 x 81 x 66cm) £200-300

1127

18th century oak drop leaf dining table on tapering legs to pad feet extended 54” 27 x 45 x 18in. (69 x 114 x 46cm) £200-300

1128

Georgian style mahogany pedestal desk with eleven drawers and green leather inset top 30 x 48 x 24in. (76 x 122 x 61cm) £200-400

1129

George III mahogany tilt top circular table on splay feet supports 27in. (69cm) £80-120

1130

19th Century half moon mahogany and marquetry table on tapered leg supports. 28in. (71cm) £100-150

1131

Queen Anne style walnut kneehole writing desk with top drawer over narrow drawer, with cupboard below and six drawers. 30 x 32 x 17in.

(76 x 81 x 43cm) £300-500

1132

18th Century oak graduated chest with geometric design with brass drop handles 35 x 40 x 22in. (89 x 102 x 56cm) £400-600

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1137

1136 1133

Pair of Regency mahogany tea tables on column support and quatrefoil base, £400-600

1141

Early 20th century mahogany arm chair with padded seat on square legs £50-80

1134

William VI Rosewood framed sofa padded back and seat with carved scrolled arms 44in. (112cm) £200-300

1142

Late 18th/early 19th century Chippendale style arm chair with drop in seat on cabriole legs £150-250

1135

Pair of carved composite stone Chinese style dogs of Fo on square bases 32in. (81cm) £200-300

1136

Fine Sheraton revival satinwood, rosewood crossbanded and painted domed topped box with one drawer on square tapering legs and spade feet, painted with Adam style swags and festoons, the hinged top with oval cartouche of a young lady on a swing with two companions, Provenance: Consigned by a titled gentleman 38 x 21 x 12in. (97 x 53 x 30cm) £1,500-2,500

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19th century walnut and floral marquetry inlaid serpentine ladies kneehole desk with gilt metal mounts of five drawer configuration on cabriole legs 30 x 37 x 23in. (76 x 94 x 58cm) £400-600

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1137

James Shoolbred & Co. Louis XIV style walnut and double boxwood strung side table with gilt metal mounts in the form of vines and fruit, single drawer (stamped above lock) on square tapering legs united by undertier Provenance: Consigned by a titled gentleman 30 x 22 x 13in. (76 x 56 x 33cm) £1,000-1,500

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1138

Pair of 18th century mahogany hall chairs the backs carved with lions on turned legs £200-300

1139

19th century mahogany hall chair with shaped back on splayed legs £50-80

1140

19th century painted arm chair with shield back and padded seat on turned legs £80-120

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1147

19th century Walnut and kingwood cross banded jardiniere table with gilt metal mounts on shaped legs 33 x 27 x 17in. (84 x 69 x 43cm) £300-500

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1148

19th century walnut folding card table on twin end spiral turned legs united by stretcher 30 x 36 x 18in. (76 x 91 x 46cm) £150-250

1149

Late 19th/early 20th century mahogany and marquetry inlaid folding card table on square tapering legs united by X shaped stretcher 26 x 29 x 17in. (66 x 74 x 43cm) £150-250

1150

Set of eight 18th century style oak armchairs with padded back and seats on turned legs £300-500

1151

18th century style oak refectory style dining table with carved frieze raised on carved bulbous legs united by stretcher 31 x 108 x 48in. (79 x 274 x 122cm) £400-600

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1144

1152

Late Victorian mahogany table of oval form on tripod pedestal base 53” wide £100-200

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Late 19th/early 20th century Sheraton revival floral marquetry inlaid writing desk tooled leather top above five drawers on square tapering legs 30 x 36 x 24in. (76 x 91 x 61cm) £400-600

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1145

19th century French walnut side table on twin end carved supports to scrolled feet 29 x 51 x 59in.

(74 x 130 x 150cm) £300-500

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1146

19th century French walnut and parquetry inlaid ‘Table de Nuit’ with marble top, three drawers on square legs 28 x 16 x 13in. (71 x 41 x 33cm) £150-250

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1155

19th century mahogany drop leaf dining table with single freeze drawer on turned legs £200-300

1156

Set of six 19th century mahogany bar back dining chairs with reeded seats on turned legs £200-300

1157

19th century style mahogany and rosewood crossbanded waterfall bookcase 50 x 21in. (127 x 53cm) £250-350

1158

Victorian two seater sofa on turned legs £100-200

1159

Mahogany chiffonier, raised back on turned supports over base with long drawer above two cupboard doors to bracket base £150-250

1160

Pair of late 19th/early 20th century oval mirrors with carved floral mounts 43 x 26in. (109 x 66cm) £600-1,000

1161

Early 20th century mahogany and marquetry inlaid bookstand 24 x 14 x 7in. (61 x 36 x 18cm) £50-80

1162

19th century mahogany glazed cabinet with fretwork frieze 23 x 31 x 9in. (58 x 79 x 23cm) £50-100

1153

1163

Chippendale style mahogany and fret carved display cabinet with two glazed doors above a base with two drawers to open section, on square tapering legs, spade feet, united by galleried undertier 79 x 33 x 18in. (201 x 84 x 46cm) £600-1,000

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1164

19th century carved giltwood wall mirror with pierced rococo style decoration 29 x 14in. (74 x 36cm) £100-200

1165

19th century mahogany round table on column supports with tripod base 27” high x 29” diameter £100-200

1166

19th century mahogany gilt carved wood mirror with pierced rococo decoration 27in. (69cm) £100-200

1167

19th century mahogany framed buttonback armchair on turned legs £150-250

1168

Early 20th century mahogany, ebony and boxwood strung revolving bookcase 30 x 16 x 16in. (76 x 41 x 41cm) £80-120

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19th Century rosewood frame chaise long with carved scroll frame, cabriole legs £300-500

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1154

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19th Century mahogany Hall chair panel back and seat on shaped front. £60-80

19th century mahogany four tier whatnot on turned supports 44 x 16 x 13in. (112 x 41 x 33cm) £300-500

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1170

19th century gilt framed gesso triptych mirror of architectural form 28 x 59in. (71 x 150cm) £100-200

1171

Late 19th/early 20th century mahogany breakfront display cabinet raised on carved square legs 71 x 54 x 13in. (180 x 137 x 33cm) £300-500

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1172

19th century gilt wood glazed firescreen, lacking tapestry 48 x 21in. (122 x 53cm) £80-120

1173

19th century gilt metal and mesh firescreen in classical form 29 x 26in. (74 x 66cm) £60-100

1174

19th century mahogany bowfronted corner wash stand, the central tier with a drawer 45 x 22in.

(114 x 56cm) £50-100

1175

19th century rosewood and pewter inlaid lady’s sewing table, the hinged top revealing fitted interior, above two cupboard doors fitted with three drawers, the top drawer with a writing slope, the second drawer fitted for jewellery, third drawer open, raised on bobbin turned legs united by an undertier 32 x 17 x 11in. (81 x 43 x 28cm) £600-1,000

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1171

1175

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1182

19th century mahogany twin handled tray 7 x 20 x 10in. (18 x 51 x 25cm) £80-120

1183

19th century mahogany buttonback nursing chair £100-200

1184

19th century mahogany framed buttonback nursing chair £80-120

1185

19th century satinwood and ebony strung kidney shaped lady’s writing desk of nine drawer configuration 28 x 44 x 20in. (71 x 112 x 51cm) £600-1,000

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1186

19th century mahogany carved giltwood corner sofa, the top rail carved with foliate forms, on scrolled feet 70in. (178cm) £600-800

1187

19th century carved giltwood low chair with padded back and reeded seat, on cabriole legs £100-200

1188

19th century marble topped carved giltwood and gesso pier table 23 x 23in. (58 x 58cm) £100-200

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Early 20th century French demi-lune display cabinet with gilt metal mounts, a single door, raised on four splayed legs united by an undertier 62 x 26 x 12in. (157 x 66 x 30cm) £400-600

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George III mahogany tray top stool 20 x 21 x 12in. (51 x 53 x 30cm) £100-200

1178

19th century mahogany bowfronted sideboard with a single drawer flanked by a deep drawer and cupboard door on turned tapering legs 36 x 46 x 18in. (91 x 117 x 46cm) £100-200

1179

19th century mahogany serpentine slope front knife box 13 x 10 x 11in. (33 x 25 x 28cm) £50-80

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1180

Late 19th/early 20th century Sheraton Revival floral marquetry inlaid bijouterie table with hinged top, raised on square tapering legs 30 x 20 x 33in.

(76 x 51 x 84cm) £600-1,000

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1181

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19th century rosewood round breakfast table on column support to round base, raised on three scroll feet, diameter 49” x 28” high £400-600

1185

1189

18th century style carved giltwood rococo style wall mirror 49 x 24in. (124 x 61cm) £400-600

1190

19th century giltwood framed overmantel mirror 63 x 49in. (160 x 124cm) £100-200

1191

Carved wood and painted marble topped pier table 23 x 20in. (58 x 51cm) £80-120

1192

19th century satinwood serpentine bedroom mirror, the base with three drawers with ivory handles 9 x 25 x 16in. (23 x 64 x 41cm) £80-120

1193

Late 19th/early 20th century French parquetry inlaid mahogany and rosewood serpentine lady’s kneehole dressing table of seven drawer configuration, to cabriole legs with gilt metal mounts 29 x 17 x 36in. (74 x 43 x 91cm) £600-1,000

1194

Pair of 20th century gilt and carved side tables with marble tops on reeded, turned tapering legs united by a shaped stretcher 19” diameter x 28” high £100-200

1195

19th century mahogany and marquetry inlaid corner display cabinet on splayed legs united by an undertier 53 x 21in. (135 x 53cm) £100-200

1196

19th century rosewood pole screen on round foot 57in. (145cm) £80-120

1197

Pair of late 19th century mahogany and boxwood strung corner display cabinets 64 x 22in. (163 x 56cm) £150-250

1198

Early 20th century mahogany and rosewood crossbanded tray top cabinet with a single cupboard door, on cabriole legs 38 x 22 x 16in.

(97 x 56 x 41cm) £150-250

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18th century style carved giltwood wall mirror in rococo manner 30 x 19in. (76 x 48cm) £80-120

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19th century mahogany bookstand raised on column support to tripod base 23in. (58cm) £100-200

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Pair of 19th century carved giltwood lamps in the baroque manner, raised on scroll feet 23in. (58cm) £80-120

1202

Pair of 19th century Sheraton Revival serpentine, floral painted, satinwood samovar stands, on square tapering legs 27 x 11 x 11in. (69 x 28 x 28cm) £400-600

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1206

George III mahogany straight front chest with brushing slide above four graduated drawers to bracket base 33 x 32 x 20in. (84 x 81 x 51cm) £400-600

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1207

19th century mahogany bedroom mirror 29 x 19in.

(74 x 48cm) £60-100

1208

19th century French floral marquetry inlaid round two-tier table with a single frieze drawer, on cabriole legs, 14” diameter x 26” high £100-200

1209

Pair of 20th century carved gilt wood round tables with marble tops on turned reeded, tapering legs united by a shaped stretcher 21” diameter x 27” high £100-200

1210

19th century French double caned and carved giltwood bedstead decorated with floral motifs.

Height of headboard 51” height of footboard 33” .

18 x 55in. (46 x 140cm) £200-300

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19th century mahogany framed lover’s double seat on turned legs 46in. (117cm) £200-300

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Early 20th century mahogany framed cheval mirror on splayed legs 39 x 18in. (99 x 46cm) £60-80

1213

A pair of 19th century carved giltwood and caned back chairs on cabriole legs £80-120

1214

Early 20th century mahogany bowfronted chest on chest £150-250

1215

Early 20th century lover’s chair, the painted carved frame on reeded tapering legs 48in. (122cm) £200-300

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Late 19th/early 20th century mahogany riding boot stand with gilt metal handle 37 x 26in. (94 x 66cm) £200-300

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19th century Sheraton Revival, floral painted, serpentine satinwood lady’s writing desk, the superstructure with two cupboard doors, and open section above four drawers, the base with a tooled leather writing surface and a single drawer, on squared tapering legs 48 x 31 x 20in. (122 x 79 x 51cm) £800-1,200

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19th century mahogany canterbury with a single drawer, on turned legs 18 x 13 x 18in. (46 x 33 x 46cm) £100-200

1205

19th century mahogany breakfast tray raised on turned legs 12 x 26 x 13in. (30 x 66 x 33cm) £80-120

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19th century mahogany straight front chest of two short over three long graduated drawers, slightly splayed bracket base 33 x 21 x 33in. (84 x 53 x 84cm) £100-200

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19th century mahogany chest of two short over three long drawers to bracket base 22in. (56cm) £100-200

1219

Pair of Wire-work Victorian style bird cages 21in.

(53cm) £50-100

1220

Cut glass chandelier with drops 13in. (33cm) £50-100

1221

Pair of early 20th century cut glass chandeliers with drops and gilt metal mounts 17in. (43cm) £100-200

1222

Early 20th century cut glass chandelier with gilt metal mounts 23in. (58cm) £100-200

1223

Pair of 20th century cut glass chandeliers 22in.

(56cm) £100-200

1224

Cut glass chandelier with gilt metal mounts 20in.

(51cm) £50-100

1225

Cut glass chandelier with gilt metal mounts 20in.

(51cm) £50-100

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Pair of cut glass chandeliers with drops 14in.

(36cm) £50-80

1227

Pair of early 20th century campana shaped cast metal garden urns on square bases 20” diameter 29in. (74cm) £200-300

1228

19th century Coalbrookdale style garden bench with fern design 59” £500-800

1229

Pair of 19th century cast metal garden urns with reeded bowls, on square bases 33” diameter 45in.

(114cm) £400-600

1230

19th century style composite metal and painted two tier fountain decorated with storks 29” diameter 26in. (66cm) £200-300

1231

Composite stone bird bath in the form of a boy 36in. (91cm) £80-120

1232

Pair of painted metal garden urns with reeded bowls, on square feet 32” diameter 24in. (61cm) £200-300

1233

Composite stone statue, female figure of classical form, on square base 74in. (188cm) £300-500

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Garden statue of a dalmatian 25in. (64cm) £50-80

1235

Stone octagonal plinth with later sundial 46in.

(117cm) £80-120

1236

19th century carved giltwood jardiniere stand on shaped legs united by a stretcher 17” diameter 43in. (109cm) £300-500

1237

19th century satinwood Sheraton Revival armchair with carved and marquetry inlaid back in the form of urns and festoons, with padded centre, arms and seat, on square legs £400-600

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GEMS DRIVEN BY ROMANCE AND PETROL IN EWBANK’S AUTUMN AUCTION Solitaire ring sells for £12,000, restored 1949 Jaguar Mark V Coupé for £23,000 Perhaps it was because Christmas is approaching, but buyers of fine jewellery in a sale at Ewbank’s, Surrey’s premier auctioneer of fine art and antiques, ignored presale price guidelines and spent freely on the saleroom’s Autumn selection of 300 lots, almost all consigned for sale by private individuals.

Top of the shop was a stunning four carat solitaire diamond ring, the gem set in 18 carat white gold, which sold to a Hatton Garden dealer for £12,000. Ultimately, it will make its eventual owner a very happy lady.

Elegance of an earlier era was provided by an Art Deco ring, the 2.5 carat diamond flanked by smaller diamonds, all set in platinum, sent for sale by a Kent lady and purchased by a Guildford buyer for £4,400.

On Monday November 10, Ewbank’s in-house jewellery specialist Andrea Machen will be joined by the firm’s consultant gemmologist to hold a jewellery valuation day and offer advice on buying and selling at auction.

The day runs from 10am to 5pm and is free of charge and entirely without obligation. Appointments are not necessary.

There was a gem for the gents too, but this one had

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advertisement in his local paper. He paid £1,750 with just 18,000 miles on the clock, but it was a rusting wreck. The epic restoration took four years of almost full time work, all recorded in his book “A Mechanic’s Dream”, published by Aston Martin Heritage Trust. Mr Tocock died earlier this year, by which time the Jaguar had passed to another owner.

From the same source was a 2005 Jaguar XJ6 SE Automatic, which sold for £4,000 and a 2001 MG MGF, which sold for £1,400. The auction attracted a number

of cars from other deceased estates including a 2011 Volvo V50 SE LUX Edition D3 Automatic (£8,500) and a 1967 classic, a Vauxhall Viva SL, which sold for £2,400, all on or above estimates.

One of the most exotic tea caddies seen in a regional saleroom in recent times lived up to expectations when it sold for £3,200 after its Surrey owner had emailed pictures to the saleroom requesting a valuation.

Made from ivory, the caddy had a domed top engraved intricately with foliage decoration, while the velvetlined interior has two cut glass bottles with silver lids by Thomas & Jabez Daniell (London 1773). It came from Vizagapatam, an 18th century port and trading post on the Coromandel Coast of southeast India, near Madras, which became a centre for remarkable furniture and works of art. It was purchased by a London buyer who ignored the £1,500-2,500 estimate.

and pique work, the name given to the 18th century decoration, revived by Art Dec craftsmen in the 1920s, using inlaid fragments of silver (or gold) to form patterns. The frames were consigned from a private Surrey home and sold to a London dealer for £1,200, a multiple of their estimate.

Most valuable painting in the sale was a dramatic seascape by David James (1853-1904) titles ‘Tide Coming In, St Agnes Bay, Cornwall’ an oil on canvas signed and dated 1888, which sold for £4,000. From a deceased estate, the painting, which measured 20 by 29 inches (51 x by 74cm) had been in the late owner’s family for decades. It was purchased by a Suffolk collector.

A walrus ivory lidded box decorated with engraving and floral tortoiseshell inlay, made by Russian craftsmen from Kholmogory, Archangel, a noted centre for the traditional handicraft, sold to a buyer in Ireland for £1,200.

Novelty silver always sells for a premium, as it was with an unusual Victorian cruet set in the form of wheat sheaves, which caught the attention of a collector in Melbourne, Australia. Comprising salt, pepper and mustard pot and spoon, the set was made by London silversmith Charles Edwards and was assayed (tested for silver content) in 1877. Weighing just eight ounces, it sold for an above estimate £1,400, having been sent for sale by a Liverpool owner.

Equally charming was a pair of Edwardian silver and tortoiseshell photograph frames applied with stringing

Nearest contender was a dramatic painting recalling one of the many bloody, hand to hand skirmishes between French and German infantry between September and October 1915 in the village of Mesnilles-Hurlus. The watercolour was by the prolific French artist Eugène Galien-Laloue (1854-1941) and sold to a collector in Arizona, bidding live via the Internet for £2,400.

An oil on board by the Irish artist James Humbert Craig (1878-1944) showing two figures and a donkey working in the fields, sold for £2,100,

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closely followed by a pair of watercolours of coastal landscapes by the Irish artist William Percy French (1854-1920), signed and dated ’99, which sold for £2,000, a multiple of the estimate. They were purchased by a Scottish dealer.

The Scottish artist Joseph Farquharson (1846-1935) was represented by an oil on board view of ducks in and near a stream, which sold to a Surrey collector for £1,400, while the most valuable print was an amusing engraving

by Richard Muller, titled ‘The Courtship’, which sold for £1,800. Dating from 1914 and signed in pencil in the margin, the print depicted a bashful stork, the bird’s top hat and gloves by his feet, and a standing nude, her face concealed by a bunch of flowers.

Most valuable clock was also the oldest and most primitive in the sale: a single-hand, 30-hour lantern clock dating from the 17th century by William Holloway of Stroud, dated 1668, which sold to a Midlands dealer on estimate for £3,000.

The sale was also successful for a Surrey bibliophile who consigned a number of rare books. A trio proved the most wanted: number 873 of 1,000 from a limited, first edition copy of James Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’, published on the author’s 40th birthday by Shakespeare & Co in 1922, which sold

to an East Sussex bookshop on top estimate for £6,000; ‘The History of the Royal Residences of Windsor Castle, St James’s Palace, Carlton House, Kensington Palace, Hampton Court, Buckingham House and Frogmore’, by William Henry Pyne, in three volumes printed for A. Dry, 36, Upper Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square, in 1819, each with numerous coloured illustrations and bound in full red leather, £3,000; and a first edition of ‘The Worst Journey in the World, Antarctic, 1910-1913’ by Aspley Cherry-Garrard, in two volumes, published by Constable & Company Limited, 1922, each with numerous illustrations and maps, £1,200.

Entries are now invited for Ewbank’s specialist fine jewellery and silver sale on November 26 and their important pre-Christmas sale of fine art, antiques and collectors’ items on November 27. In addition to the November 10 specialist jewellery valuation day, the firm’s valuation specialists are available at the Burnt Common Auction Rooms in London Road, Send, to give free saleroom valuations and to accept items for sale by auction every weekday from 9.30am to 5pm.

People wishing to take advantage of the confidential service will find ample free parking at the saleroom’s prominent out-of-town location adjoining the A3 three miles from Guildford. This also means it is not necessary to carry valuable objects around town centre streets.

For further information or to make an appointment to see a valuer, please contact the auctioneer on 01483 223101 or antiques@ewbankauctions.co.uk.

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ANDY WARHOL SILKSCREEN DAZZLES IN EWBANK’S 20TH CENTURY AUCTION ‘Diamond Dust Hearts’ sells to Beverley Hills buyer for £39,000 A diamond-dusted picture by American Pop Artist Andy Warhol, discovered when the contents of a storage unit were auctioned off to settle unpaid charges, sold for £39,000 in Surrey’s premier auctioneer of fine art and antiques Ewbank’s sale of 20th Century Art and Design. It was purchased by a collector living in Beverley Hills, California.

The work, a silkscreen titled ‘Diamond Dust Hearts’, was sold originally to pay a removal company’s unpaid bill. It was purchased in an

auction and acquired subsequently by Ewbank’s vendor. He had owned the work for the past 15 years and had now decided to realise his investment.

Signed and dated ‘84’ by Warhol on the reverse, the picture of four blue-tinged hearts which glitter in the light was created in silkscreened acrylic paint and coated with the dust of industrial diamonds. It is believed the artist’s fascination with heart imagery began with a Valentine card he sent as a gift in 1979.

Warhol popularised silkscreen printing in the

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United States, producing a series of diamond dust series including ‘Diamond Dust Shoes’, in his image of the Disney character Mickey Mouse and again in 1985 to add sparkle to the royal edition of his famous ‘Reigning Queens’ series.

Two-dimensional art took many of the other top prices in the sale, although two works by the Chinese born contemporary artist Zhuang Hon Yi (born 1962) are three-dimensional in their execution, such is the methods used in their creation.

The flower motif dominates Zhuang’s work, the pictures crafted from delicate pieces of painted rice paper, which he bends and folds into hundreds of tiny petals and buds. This was a technique he learned at the Sichuan College of Fine Arts, where he first studied. In Chinese culture, the flower is a significant image, although the paintings bear the influence of Impressionism and other Western taste. other, signed and dated 2011, sold to a Zurich collector for £1,600.

In contrast, Luton-born John Plumb (1927-2008) was one of the most notable of the abstract painters to emerge in Britain after the war but who never found the recognition he deserved, although his work is represented in Tate Modern. Formerly employed in Vauxhall Motors’ styling department, he “dropped out” to concentrate on painting in his Chiswick studio, producing work in a style known as “hard edge”.

An example in acrylic on canvas dating from around 1970 but untitled, sent for sale from a local owner, sold to a London dealer on estimate for £3,000.

The sale included two such works from the same London vendor, the more valuable proving to be signed and dated 2013 on the reverse, which sold to a bidder in the Netherlands for £1,700. The

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Canadian artist David Alexander Colville (19202013) was represented by ‘Toronto Snow’, a striking image in which the viewer sees only the backs of a couple dressing, looking through a window at the white expanse outside. A serigraph (silkscreen) dated 1969, it sold for £2,400.

The work had been given to the vendor by the artist as a wedding present in 1979, at which time

Plumb was a neighbour. Appropriately, the buyer was a gallery in Vancouver, British Columbia, once again underlining the auctioneers’ ability to attract international buyers.

Colville was a former war artist, born in Toronto.

After the war, he joined the fine arts department at Mount Allison University in New Brunswick leaving in 1963 to devote himself to painting and print-making. He was made an Officer of the Order of Canada in 1967, elevated to Companion in 1982, the order’s highest level and his studio home is now named Colville House.

Better known is Paul Klee (1879-1940) the Swiss German watercolourist, painter and etcher who became one of the most inventive artists of the 20th century. He was represented by a small, unframed, coloured lithograph titled ‘Park’, the image measuring just five by four inches on paper measuring 10.5 x 7.25 inches.

Signed in pencil and dated 1920, number 157 in a limited edition of 300, the lithograph, it was acquired by the vendor’s grandmother, Katherina Matthiesen, in Switzerland sometime after 1938.

The vendor’s grandfather was the renowned Berlin and London art dealer Francis Matthiesen.

bronze base signed ‘Lorenzl’, for Josef Lorenzl (1892-1950) the gifted Austrian sculptor and ceramicist. sold for £2,800.

The same Somerset vendor consigned an attractive mottled pink cameo glass vase with purple overlay produced at the Schneider glassworks at Epinaysur-Seine in France from about 1918-1933. Signed in cameo ‘Charder’, a contraction of Charles Schneider, it sold to a buyer in Spain for £1,400.

Pick of a number of pieces of Arts & Crafts jewellery was a stylish necklace, circa 1910, with five oval cabochon opals set in 9ct gold and linked by a fine chain with seed pearl studded shieldshaped tablets. It sold for £2,100, a multiple of its estimate, the same enthusiasm being shown for a silver necklace comprising four pendant enamelled flowerheads with mother of pearl centres. Both sold to London buyers, the latter for £1,100.

Discerning collectors are turning their attention increasingly to contemporary Danish furniture,

The work was sold with a letter in German from Klee’s son, Felix, to the vendor’s family, signed and dated November 11, 1982, confirming it as a lithograph, signed by his father, from of an edition of 300. It sold to a buyer in the East of England for £1,200.

The same money was paid for each of two oils on board by Petersfield, Hampshire. artist Reg Gammon RWA (1894- 1997), one titled ‘Workers in a Yellow Field’, the other ‘Kelp Harvest Brittany’. Gammon produced romantic and intensely coloured landscapes. often speckled with peasant figures gypsies and itinerants working the land. He had a retrospective exhibition at the Royal West England Academy (RWA) in 1985 and held his first one man show aged 92.

However, the sale included much more than pictures. A good Art Deco bronze and ivory figure of a coquettish dancer wearing a split skirt, the

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pick of which in this sale was a rosewood dinning suite comprising extending table, six chairs and a sideboard by Niels Moller (1920-1981) for J.L. Moller, the company he founded in 1944 and which continues today under his son’s ownership.

The suite sold for £2,100, while a rosewood ‘Flip Flap’ circular dining table and set of 10 matching chairs with red upholstered seats by Dyrlund, founded in 1960, sold for £1,650, prices both above estimate.

Entries of good quality Arts & Crafts. Art Nouveau, Deco and Contemporary art are now invited for the first 20th Century Design sale of 2015, which is on February 19. Ewbank’s valuation specialists are available at the Burnt Common Auction Rooms in London Road, Send, to give saleroom valuations and to accept items for sale by auction Monday to Friday, 9.30am-5pm.

People wishing to take advantage of the confidential service will find ample free parking at the saleroom’s prominent out-of-town location adjoining the A3 three miles from Guildford. This also means it is not necessary to carry valuable objects around town centre streets.

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For further information or to make an appointment to see a valuer, please contact the auctioneer on 01483 223101 or antiques@ewbankauctions.co.uk.

EWBANK’S TO SELL THE WILLIAM ‘BILL’ HEWISON STUDIO COLLECTION OF THEATRICAL AND POLITICAL CARTOONS Online sale on December 9-10 in conjunction with The Auction Room Original cartoons and caricatures by legendary cartoonist William “Bill” Hewison which for 30 years kept readers of Punch, The Times, The Listener, The Oldie and Europe magazine smiling are to be sold by Ewbank’s, Surrey’s premier auctioneer of fine art and antiques. The collection comes directly from the artist’s studio and is being sold by Ewbank’s on behalf of his family.

The sale of more than 1,000 original drawings by Hewison, art editor of Punch from 1960-1984, will be held over two days on December 9-10. The collection will be on view in part in London and in its entirety at Ewbank’s saleroom in Guildford and bidding will be online only, courtesy of The Auction Room, the UK’s leading virtual saleroom.

When asked what he missed having left Punch, editor Alan Coren said wryly, it wasn’t the limos, the yachts, or the voluptuous assistants. He said: “What I miss most is those Tuesday mornings with the sadly late and very great Bill Hewison, my brilliant art editor, when we would sit at a huge leather-topped desk overlooking the complete absence of central heating, pull off our generously lent

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company mittens, and sift through the hundreds and hundreds of roughs submitted by the extraordinary numbers of extraordinary cartoonists which – and, remember, I speak as a writer – made Punch the brilliant and, most important of all, hilarious magazine it was. I miss the six hours of those golden-era Tuesdays when Bill and I would struggle – handicapped by constant helpless laughter – to choose, from 20 times as many, the 50-odd cartoons we needed to lift the readers’ spirits and break their ribs in next week’s magazine.”

Ewbank’s sale will showcase Hewison’s original artwork for no fewer than 40 iconic Punch front covers, together with numerous cartoons printed on its pages throughout the period he was associated with it.

Another highlight is the collection within a collection of 250 cartoons for theatrical reviews for Punch until its closure in 1992 and subsequently commissioned by The Times. Hewison was a theatre caricaturist for 30 years.

The sale offers the opportunity to purchase a caricature of virtually every actor who has been in a major production on the London stage from 1960-2000. Each drawing is inscribed with the name of the play, the theatre in which it was being staged, the opening date and, most importantly, the names of the actors and actresses depicted, making the cartoons a unique archive in their own right.

The cartoons include caricatures of such performers as Laurence Olivier; John Gielgud; Kenneth Branagh; Greta Scacci; Christopher Casenove; Ruthie Henshall; Cleo Laine; Nicholas Lyndhurst; Barry Morse; Helen Baxendale; Dawn French; Jessica Lange; Jeffrey Archer; Michael Sheen; Frances de la Tour; Brian Blessed; Roy Hudd; Alan Rickman; Albert Finney; Alan Bates; Miranda Richardson; Julie Walters; Sandi Dennie; Felicity Kendall; Michael Gambon; Ian Mckellen; Petula Clarke; Timothy Spall; Dinsdale Landen; Eric Porter; Cliff Richard; Sheila

Gish; Lionel Blair; Joanna Lumley and many many others. They will be sold separately.

Elsewhere the collection includes topical, political and simply humorous cartoons such as one lampooning the “BBC Censorship Department”, its male and female members sitting naked in a bath; President Nixon; “The British in Los Angeles”; “Salvador Dali as he might have been”, showing the eccentric lying on a psychiatrist’s couch being consulted by a likeness of himself; a grotesque old man holding a glass eye; “Three monarchs perhaps the gloomiest, the greatest and the filthiest; “If we had a Fascist Britain; “The scene at London termini at this time of year makes one doubt whether we are really preparing our young for the infinite variety of adult life”; and “Tribute to Gerald Scarfe”.

The 1,050 individual drawings will be sold in 578 lots, of which 464 are single cartoons. Estimates are highly affordable, ranging from £30 to £300. The most valuable single lot comprises Hewison’s original 19 illustrations published in Roy Lewis’s 1959 book “What we did to Father”, a story charting human evolution, centred on the lives of a Stone Age family. It is estimated at £200-300.

A selection of around 100 lots from the collection will be on public view in central London at Dreweatts & Bloomsbury Auctions, 24 Maddox Street W1 from 9.30am to 5.30pm from November 17-21. The entire collection will be on view at Ewbank’s saleroom at Burnt Common, London Road, Send, GU23 7LN, immediately prior to the sale from 10am to 5pm on Monday December 8.

Bidding will be entirely online at The Auction Room via the online catalogue for the collection which will be available from Monday October 20 at www. theauctionroom.com. Final bidding takes place over two sessions, on Tuesday December 9 and Wednesday

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December 10, with both auctions starting at 10am.

Registration at www.theauctionroom.com is required prior to bidding.

About the artist William “Bill” Hewison (1925-2002) was born in South Shields, County Durham, the youngest son in a family of greengrocers. His father was a sign maker and decorator, and the young Hewison began to paint and draw at an early age. He attended South Shields Art School from 1941 to 1943 but his training was interrupted during the Second World War, during which time he served as a gunner and a wireless operator with the 1st Royal Tank Regiment in France and Egypt. On demobilisation, he returned to study painting and obtained an Art Teacher’s Diploma, which he put to use as the assistant art master at The Latymer School in Hammersmith from 1950-56. His first cartoon was published in 1949 in the saucy literary magazine Lilliput, and he began contributing to Punch from 1950.

In 1956, after years of work as a freelance artist, Hewison was invited to join the Punch editorial board as deputy art editor. He won the position over Quentin Blake, only because, Hewison said, he was Blake’s senior. He became art editor in 1960 and was responsible, with the editor, for selecting all of the cartoons that would appear in the magazine. Hewison also contributed to Punch in

his own right as an illustrator, cartoonist and cover artist and, from 1961, as the theatre caricaturist, a job that he inherited from Ronald Searle, partially because Hewison had worked as an amateur actor during his school days.

He loved the theatre, and grew to love this job, which he continued after he left Punch.

Hewison worked subsequently for various other publications, and when Punch closed in 1992, he began to work as theatre caricaturist for The Times. He exhibited at the National Theatre every five years, beginning in 1980, and his drawings of various actors are now in countless private collections. Until his death in 2002, Hewison continued to be a presence at lunches around the famous Punch table carved with the initials of staff and contributors, including his own, to which only the most distinguished literary figures and humorists were invited.

Interestingly, Hewison’s artwork for a cartoon featuring a performance by Marianne Faithful, Mark Dignam and Nick Williamson in Hamlet at the Round House Theatre, which featured in Punch on March 5, 1969, is inscribed on reverse of the mount: “This picture belongs to William Hewison, it is on permanent loan to the Punch Table Room”. The drawing is estimated at £100-150 For further information, please contact Chris Ewbank, telephone 01483 223101, or email antiques@ ewbankauctions.co.uk.

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HOW TO FIND US A257

A3

Ewbank Auctioneers is situated between the A3 and B2215 South of Burnt Common Roundabout.

Burnt Common Roundabout

One Way

Heading North on the A3 take the Ripley turning to the Burnt Common roundabout and follow the Woodhill signs.

1 Heading South turn off the A3 1 /2 miles after the M25 junction and proceed through Ripley to the Burnt Common roundabout as above. If you miss the Ripley turning go South, proceed to the Merrow & Burpham slip road and join the A3 Northbound.

Please note: if using Sat Nav to navigate to us then to do not use our postcode as this will direct you to the A3. Please use postcode GU23 7JY, this will take you to the burnt common roundabout then follow directions as above.

EWBANK AUCTIONEERS In 1994 we acquired the Burnt Common Auction Rooms, which are situated just off the A3, under ten minutes away from junction 10 on the M25. It is a very prominent site in an out of town location giving easy access and acres of parking. Woking main line station is 4 miles with trains to Waterloo (25 minutes). Throughout our time in Guildford, we have had the privilege of advising thousands clients on the valuation and sale of Antiques and Fine Art and have conducted well in excess of a hundred Antiques and Fine Arts auctions and over three hundred General Sales. When we started in 1990 we held six auctions a year and we are now expecting to hold up to 24 in the next twelve months If they are to succeed, businesses like ours must give clients and buyers an efficient and friendly service and, over the years, we have always tried to maintain the highest standards, adhering to the principles of probity and ethics of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and the Society of Fine Art Auctioneers and Valuers, of which we are Members. Most of our new clients come to us on recommendation, from professional advisers or existing clients. As the costs of selling by Auction in Central London have rocketed we have benefited from the general trend in recent years for more important items to be sold outside the capital. Catalogues are produced and circulated to prospective purchasers by post and E-mail and full details, including digital illustrations of almost all lots in our quarterly Antique and Fine Art auctions, are included on the internet. Buyers are attracted from all over the world.

We have an agreement with artfact.com, who list our antique sales on Ebay, take commission bids from prospective buyers and facilitate active participation in the auction from a PC anywhere in the world at the time that the sale is actually in progress. This gives a far greater global marketing ability. We are trail-blazing in this field as there are only a handful of other Antique and Fine Art salerooms in the UK who also list on eBay. We see this as being the way forward for the future and it will maximise our ability to achieve the best possible prices for our clients. In our first internet linked auction in 2005 there were nearly 20000 visits to our online catalogue generating over 500 specific enquiries and the figures have risen markedly since then.

Ewbank Auctioneers has grown from humble beginnings holding six sales a year, to the position that we hold today, with our own salerooms and some twenty sales a year. Turnover since 1990 has increased by over 800%. Building refurbishment works have just been completed, which include, a new mezzanine floor doubling our existing floor space, a new entrance, offices, a new heating system and external face-lift.

Chris Ewbank has taken a very active part in the leadership of the profession within the UK. He has been a member of the Fine Arts Advisory Panel of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Chairman of its Art and Antiques Professional Group. He is also an elected Member of its International Governing Council ( the highest decision making body in the Institution). He joined the Committee of the Society of Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers in 1994, (he first became a member in 1982), and was Chairman from 2000 - 2007. He has also in recent years been on the Executive Committee of the British Art Market Federation and was one of the first to join the new City of London Guild of Arts Scholars, Dealers and Collectors.

Chris Ewbank FRICS ASFAV

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TERMS OF CONSIGNMENT FOR SELLERS 1.

Interpretation. In these Terms the words 'you', 'yours', etc. refer to the Seller and if the consignment of goods to us is made by an agent we assume that the Seller has authorised the consignment and that the consignor has the Seller's authority to contract. Similarly the words 'we', 'us', etc. refer to the Auctioneers.

2.

Commission is charged to sellers calculated per lot, as follows: 15% up to £1,000 - 10% thereafter.

Marketing and Internet Listing charge on each lot (sold or unsold) £10.

Catalogue illustration / late entry charge on each lot (sold or unsold) £10.

Loss and damage warranty 1.5%.

All the above are subject to VAT at current rates

3.

Removal costs. Items for sale must be consigned to the sale room by any stated deadline and at your expense. We may be able to assist you with this process but any liability incurred to a carrier for haulage charges is solely your responsibility.

4.

Loss and damage warranty (a) All goods on our premises are warranted against fire, theft or accidental damage while on our premises and sellers are charged at the rate of 1.5% of the hammer price plus VAT or our best estimate of what the hammer price would have been had the goods sold.

5.

Illustrations. Almost all lots in our sales are illustrated on the internet. There are is a £10 plus VAT marketing and internet listing charge. Many lots in our Quarterly Fine and Specialist sales have an illustration in a physical catalogue. Where this is the case, or where a lot is entered for sale after the published catalogue closing date, then there is a £10 plus VAT catalogue illustration charge. The copyright in respect of such illustrations shall be the property of us, the auctioneers, as is the text of the catalogue.

6.

Minimum bids and our discretion. Goods will normally be offered subject to a reserve agreed between us before the sale in accordance with clause 7. We may sell Lots below the reserve provided we account to you for the same sale proceeds as you would have received had the reserve been the hammer price. If you specifically give us "discretion" we may accept a bid of up to 20% below the formal reserve.

7.

Reserves. (a) You are entitled to place prior to the auction a reserve on any lot consigned, being the minimum hammer price at which that lot may be sold. Reserves must be reasonable and we may decline to offer goods which in our opinion would be subject to an unreasonably high reserve (in which case goods carry the storage and Loss and Damage Warranty charges stipulated in these Terms of Consignment). (b) A reserve once set cannot be changed except with our consent. (c) Where a reserve has been placed only we may bid on your behalf and only up to the reserve (if any) and you may in no circumstances bid personally.

8.

Electrical items. These are subject to detailed statutory safety controls. Where such items are accepted for sale you accept responsibility for the cost of testing by external contractors. Goods not certified as safe by an electrician (unless antiques) will not be accepted for sale. They must be removed at your expense on your being notified. We reserve the right to dispose of unsafe goods as refuse, at your expense.

9.

Soft furnishings. The sale of soft furnishings is strictly regulated by statute law in the interests of fire safety. Goods found to infringe safety regulations will not be offered and must be removed at your expense. We reserve the right to dispose of unsafe goods as refuse, at your expense.

The rights of disposal referred to in clause 8 and 9 are subject to the provisions of The Torts (Interference with Goods) Act 1977, Schedule 1, a copy of which is available for inspection on request

10. Descriptions. Please assist us with accurate information as to the provenance etc. of goods where this is relevant. There is strict liability

for the accuracy of descriptions under modern consumer legislation and in some circumstances responsibility lies with sellers if inaccuracies occur. We will assume that you have approved the catalogue description of your lots unless informed to the contrary. Where we are obliged to return the price to the buyer when the lot is a deliberate forgery under Condition 15 of the Conditions of Sale and we have accounted to you for the proceeds of sale you agree to reimburse us the sale proceeds.

The liability to reimburse the sale proceeds shall not arise where you are acting reasonably and honestly and are unaware of the forgery but we are or ought to have been aware of it.

11. Unsold and withdrawn items. If an item is unsold it may with your consent be re-offered at a future sale. Where in our opinion an item is unsaleable you must collect such items from the saleroom promptly on being so informed. Otherwise, storage charges may be incurred. We reserve the right to charge for storage in these circumstances at a reasonable daily rate.

12. Withdrawn and bought in items. These are liable to incur a charge of 10 % plus VAT on being bought in or withdrawn after being catalogued. Minimum charge £10.

13. Conditions of Sale. You agree that all goods will be sold on our Conditions of Sale. In particular you undertake that you have the right to sell the goods either as owner or agent for the owner. You undertake to compensate us and any buyer or third party for all losses liabilities and expenses incurred in respect of and as a result of any breach of this undertaking.

15. Authority to deduct commission and expenses and retain premium and interest.

(a) You authorise us to deduct commission at the stated rate and all expenses incurred for your account from the hammer price and consent to our right to retain beneficially the premium paid by the buyer in accordance with our Conditions of Sale and any interest earned on the sale proceeds until the date of settlement.

(b) You authorise us in our discretion to negotiate a sale by private treaty not later than the close of business on the day of the sale in the case of lots unsold at auction, in which case the same charges will be payable as if such lots had been sold at auction and so far as appropriate these Terms apply.

16. Warehousing. We disclaim all liability for goods delivered to our saleroom without sufficient sale instructions. and reserve the right to make minimum warehousing charge of £5 per lot per day. Unsold lots are subject to the same charges if you do not remove them within a reasonable time of notification. If not removed within three weeks we reserve the right to sell them and defray charges from any net proceeds of sale or at your expense to consign them to the local authority for disposal.

17. Settlement. After sale settlement of the net sum due to you normally takes place 21 days after the sale (by crossed cheque to the seller) unless the buyer has not paid for the goods. In this case no settlement will then be made but we will take your instructions in the light of our Conditions of Sale. You authorise any sums owed by you to us on other transactions to be deducted from the sale proceeds.

You must note the liability to reimburse the proceeds of sale to us as under the circumstances provided for in Condition 10 above. You should therefore bear this potential liability in mind before parting with the proceeds of sale until the expiry of 21 days from the date of sale.

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CONDITIONS OF SALE Ewbank’s carries on business with bidders, buyers and all those present in the auction room prior to or in connection with a sale on the following General Conditions and on such other terms, conditions and notices as may be referred to herein.

1. DEFINITIONS

In these Conditions:

(a) "auctioneer” means the firm of Ewbank’s or its authorised auctioneer, as appropriate; (b) “deliberate forgery” means an imitation made with the intention of deceiving as to authorship, origin, date, age, period, culture or source but which is unequivocally described in the catalogue as being the work of a particular creator and which at the date of the sale had a value materially less than it would have had if it had been in accordance with the description; (c) “hammer price” means the level of bidding reached (at or above any reserve) when the auctioneer brings down the hammer; (d) “terms of consignment” means the stipulated terms and rates of commission on which Ewbank’s accepts instructions from sellers or their agents; (e) “total amount due” means the hammer price in respect of the lot sold together with any premium, Value Added Tax chargeable and any additional charges payable by a defaulting buyer under these Conditions; (f) “sale proceeds” means the net amount due to the seller, being the hammer price of the lot sold less commission at the stated rate, Value Added Tax chargeable and any other amounts due to us by the seller in whatever capacity and however arising; (g) “You”, “Your”, etc. refer to the buyer as identified in Condition 2 (h) The singular includes the plural and vice versa as appropriate.

2. BIDDING PROCEDURES AND THE BUYER (a) Bidders are required to register their particulars before bidding and to satisfy any security arrangements before entering the auction room to view or bid; (b) the maker of the highest bid accepted by the auctioneer conducting the sale shall be the buyer at the hammer price and any dispute about a bid shall be settled at the auctioneer’s absolute discretion by reoffering the Lot during the course of the auction or otherwise. The auctioneer shall act reasonably in exercising this discretion.

(c) Bidders shall be deemed to act as principals.

(d) Our right to bid on behalf of the seller is expressly reserved up to the amount of any reserve and the right to refuse any bid is also reserved.

3. INCREMENTS

Bidding increments shall be at the auctioneer’s sole discretion.

4. THE PURCHASE PRICE

The buyer shall pay the hammer price together with a premium thereon of 25.2% inclusive of VAT [or incremental] at the rate imposed by law.

5. VALUE ADDED TAX

Value Added Tax on the hammer price is imposed by law on all items affixed with a ‘†’ or double asterisk.

Va l u e Added Tax is charged at the appropriate rate prevailing by law

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at the date of sale and is payable by buyers of relevant Lots.

(Please refer to “Information for Buyers” for a brief explanation of the VAT position).

6. PAYMENT (1) Immediately a Lot is sold you will:

(a) give to us, if requested, proof of identity, and

(b) pay to us the total amount due in cash or in such other way as is agreed by us.

(c) Any payments by you to us may be applied by us towards any sums owing from you to us on any account whatever without regard to any directions of you or your agent, whether express or implied.

7. TITLE AND COLLECTION OF PURCHASES (1) The ownership of any Lots purchased shall not pass to you until you have made payment in full to us of the total amount due.

(2) You shall at your own risk and expense take away any lots that you have purchased and paid for not later than 3 working days following the day of the auction or upon the clearance of any cheque used for payment after which you shall be responsible for any removal, storage and Loss and Damage Warranty charges.

(3) No purchase can be claimed or removed until it has been paid for.

8. REMEDIES FOR NON-PAYMENT OR FAILURE TO COLLECT PURCHASES (1) If any Lot is not paid for in full and taken away in accordance with these Conditions or if there is any other breach of these Conditions, we, as agent for the seller and on our own behalf, shall at our absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights we may have, be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights and remedies:

(a) to proceed against you for damages for breach of contract;

(b) to rescind the sale of that Lot and/or any other Lots sold by us to you;

(c) to resell the Lot (by auction or private treaty) in which case you shall be responsible for any resulting deficiency in the total amount due (after crediting any part payment and adding any resale costs). Any surplus so arising shall belong to the seller;

(d) to remove, store and insure the Lot at your expense and, in the case of storage, either at our premises or elsewhere;

(e) to charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per month on the total amount due to the extent it remains unpaid for more than 3 working days after the sale;

(f) to retain that or any other Lot sold to you until you pay the total amount due; (g) to reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or to impose conditions before any such bids shall be accepted;

(h) to apply any proceeds of sale of other Lots due or in future becoming due to you towards the settlement of the total amount due and to exercise a lien (that is a right to retain possession of) any of your property in our possession for any purpose until the debt due is satisfied.

(i) We shall, as agent for the seller and on our own behalf pursue these rights and remedies only so far as is reasonable to make appropriate recovery in respect of breach of these conditions

(2) We shall, as agent for the seller and on our own behalf pursue these rights and remedies only so far as is reasonable to make appropriate recovery in respect of breach of these conditions 9. THIRD PARTY LIABILITY All members of the public on our premises are there at their own risk and must note the lay-out of the accommodation and security arrangements. Accordingly neither the auctioneer nor our employees or agents shall incur liability for death or personal injury (except as required by law by reason of our negligence) or similarly for the safety of the property of persons visiting prior to or at a sale.

10. COMMISSION BIDS Whilst prospective buyers are strongly advised to attend the auction and are always responsible for any decision to bid for a particular Lot and shall be assumed to have carefully inspected and satisfied themselves as to its condition we will if so instructed clearly and in writing execute bids on their behalf.

Neither the auctioneer nor our employees or agents shall be responsible for any failure to do so save where such failure is unreasonable. Where two or more commission bids at the same level are recorded we reserve the right in our absolute discretion to prefer the first bid so made.

11. WARRANTY OF TITLE AND AVAILABILITY The seller warrants to the auctioneer and you that the seller is the true owner of the property consigned or is properly authorised by the true owner to consign it for sale and is able to transfer good and marketable title to the property free from any third party claims.

(2) Private treaty sales made under these Conditions are deemed to be sales by auction for purposes of consumer legislation.

15. FORGERIES Notwithstanding the preceding Condition, any Lot which proves to be a deliberate forgery (as defined) may be returned to us by you within 21 days of the auction provided it is in the same condition as when bought, and is accompanied by particulars identifying it from the relevant catalogue description and a written statement of defects. If we are satisfied from the evidence presented that the Lot is a deliberate forgery we shall refund the money paid by you for the Lot including any buyer’s premium provided that:-

(1) if the catalogue description reflected the accepted view of scholars and experts as at the date of sale

- or (2) you personally are not able to transfer a good and marketable title to us, you shall have no rights under this condition.

The right of return provided by this Condition is additional to any right or remedy provided by law or by these Conditions of Sale GENERAL 16. We shall have the right at our discretion, to refuse admission to our premises or attendance at our auctions by any person.

17. (1) any right to compensation for losses liabilities and expenses incurred in respect of and as a result of any breach of these Conditions and any exclusions provided by them shall be available to the seller and/or the auctioneer as appropriate.

12. AGENCY

The auctioneer normally acts as agent only and disclaims any responsibility for default by sellers or buyers.

13. TERMS OF SALE The seller acknowledges that Lots are sold subject to the stipulations of these Conditions in their entirety and on the Terms of Consignment as notified to the consignor at the time of the entry of the Lot.

18. Any notice to any buyer, seller, bidder or viewer may be given by first class mail or Swiftmail in which case it shall be deemed to have been received by the addressee 48 hours after posting.

14. DESCRIPTIONS AND CONDITION (1) Whilst we seek to describe Lots accurately, it may be impractical for us to carry out exhaustive due diligence on each lot. Prospective buyers are given ample opportunities to view and inspect before any sale and they (and any independent experts on their behalf) must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of any description applied to a lot. Prospective buyers also bid on the understanding that, inevitably, 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 shall be honestly and reasonably held and accept liability for opinions given negligently or fraudulently. Subject to the foregoing neither we the auctioneer nor our employees or agents nor the seller accept liability for the correctness of such opinions and all conditions and warranties, whether relating to description, condition or quality of lots, express, implied or statutory, are hereby excluded. This Condition is subject to the next following Condition concerning deliberate forgeries and applies save as provided for in paragraph 6 ‘information to buyers’.

(2) Such rights and exclusions shall extend to and be deemed to be for the benefit of employees and agents of the seller and/or the auctioneer who may themselves enforce them.

19. Special terms may be used in catalogue descriptions of particular classes of items in which case the descriptions must be interpreted in accordance with any glossary appearing at the commencement of the catalogue.

20. Any indulgence extended to bidders buyers or sellers by us notwithstanding the strict terms of these Conditions or of the Terms of Consignment shall affect the position at the relevant time only and in respect of that particular concession only; in all other respects these Conditions shall be construed as having full force and effect.

21. English law applies to the interpretation of these Conditions.

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OUR WEBSITE: www.ewbankauctions.co.uk We have just updated our web-site. Those who know us will already know that they can find current and archive catalogues on line and that all sale catalogues, auction dates, sale results and terms of business together with useful information on buying and selling can be found there.

Multiple images and condition reports are also posted on line for our quarterly antique and fine art auctions, all lots in these sales being illustrated. This information is freely available to anyone logging in but there are additional benefits of registering with us on line.

WHY NOT REGISTER ON LINE TO MAKE THE BEST USE OF OUR SERVICES If you have not already registered on our site you can do so now by completing the on line registration form.

Registration is simple and gives you the opportunity to take advantage of a number of features of this site which is only open to those with a valid log-in; NEWSLETTERS: If you register on line you can opt to receive periodic newsletters from us (about 12 per year) FORTHCOMING SALE NOTIFICATIONS; If you want to receive automatic advance notification of all catalogues when they are posted on line select the box 'Please sign me up for forthcoming sale email alerts' when registering.

LEAVE COMMISSION BIDS ON LINE; You can leave commission bids for us to execute on your behalf, which are automatically registered on the auctioneers book. This means that you will not need to communicate them by phone fax or email and gives an efficient straightforward access direct to the auctioneers book. Service open for all sales on line up to half an hour before the auction begins.

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Ewbank’s 2014/2015 Sale Calendar December 2014 10th Antique and Collectors’ Auction 3rd Fine Wines & Spirits 9th Music Memorabilia 9th/10th The William “Bill” Hewison Studio Cartoon Collection Online Auction January 7th Antique and Collectors’ February 4th Antique and Collectors’ 5th Music & Sporting Memorabilia 6th Film / TV & Entertainment Memorabilia 19th 20th Century Art and Design March 4th 18th 19th 20th

Antique and Collectors’ Fine Jewellery & Silver Oil Paintings, Watercolours and Prints Antique Furniture & Works of Art

April 1st 16th

Antique and Collectors’ Asian and Eastern Art

May 6th 21st

Antique and Collectors’ Toys & Collectables

June 3rd 17th 18th 19th 25th 26th

Antique and Collectors’ Fine Jewellery & Silver Oil Paintings, Watercolours and Prints Antique Furniture & Works of Art Music & Sporting Memorabilia Film / TV & Entertainment Memorabilia

July 1st 16th 30th

Antique and Collectors’ 20th Century Art and Design Militaria & Medals

August 5th

Antique and Collectors’ 5

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Ewbanks, Burnt Common Auction Rooms, London Road, Send, Woking, GU23 7LN tel: 01483 223101 email: antiques@ewbankauctions.co.uk