Gildings Fine Art & Antiques Sale 15th September

Fine Art & Antiques Market Harborough Salerooms Tuesday 15th September 2015 Commencing at 10am

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Fine Art & Antiques Market Harborough Salerooms Tuesday 15th September 2015 Commencing at 10am

Viewing Friday 11th September 10am - 4pm Saturday 12th September 9am - 1pm Monday 14th September 9am - 7pm Morning of Sale from 9am - 9.45am Cover Illustration Lot 382

Buyer’s Premium 15% (plus VAT) Fully illustrated catalogue at gildings.co.uk Live bidding available through the-saleroom.com

Condition notice

Enquiries Specialists:

The absence of comment on the condition of any lot does not imply that the lot is free from defect or prior restoration.

Prospective purchasers are strongly advised to inspect in person any lot on which they intend to bid or seek details via a condition report

Mark Gilding Michael Mays Denise Cowling sales@gildings.co.uk +44 (0)1858 410414

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The application of Resale Royalty applies to living artists and artists who have died in the last 70 years. This royalty will be charged to the buyer on the hammer price and in addition to the buyer’s premium. It will not apply on works where the hammer price is less than €1,000, calculated at the rate of exchange at the ECB on the date of the sale.

The charge for works of art sold at and above €1,000 and below €50,000 is 4%.

Items selling above €50,000 are subject to charges on a sliding scale. All royalty charges are paid to the appropriate collecting organisation and no handling costs are retained by the auctioneer. Resale royalty is not subject to VAT.

We do not facilitate in-house packing and shipping of items, regardless of size or value.

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Once payments have been authorised and cleared, paid lots can be removed or collected.

If sold items remain uncollected within ten working days of the auction, storage charges will be applied at a rate of £2 per day for small items, and £5 per day for items of furniture and larger items.

Lots can be collected via a third party but shall only be released upon direct instruction from successful purchasers naming the person/ courier collecting on their behalf. Goods shall not be released without prior notification, or prior to payment being received.

Suggested local packers and shippers for buyers to obtain quotes include: JG Transport, tel: +44 (0)116 2773656/ +44(0)7807 132783, email: sales@jg-transport.co.uk Pass the Parcel, tel: +44(0)7889 911663, email: ptpl0@btinternet.com Mailboxes ETC Leicester, tel: +44(0) 116 2553182, email: info@mbeleicester.co.uk

Order of sale Ceramics & Glass Lots: 1 - 38 Page: 1 - 3

Asian Art Lots: 45 - 82 Page: 4 - 7

Works of Art Lots: 85 - 142 Page: 8 - 13

Silver & Objects of Virtue The Shore Collection of Caddy Spoons & Small Silver Items lot 145 - 197 Page: 14 - 17 OTHER PROPERTIES Lot 198 - 254 Page: 17 - 22

Jewellery Lots: 260 - 308 Page: 23 - 26

Books Lots: 315 - 332 Page: 27 - 28

Pictures Lots: 335 - 432 Page: 29 - 37

Furniture Lots: 435 - 543 Page: 38 - 47

Consignments Invited Fine Art & Antiques Sale Tuesday 24th November Contact: Mark Gilding | 01858 410414 | sales@gildings.co.uk Illustrated: An impressive Indian silver gilt centre bowl pierced, chased, and embossed with panels of running animals amidst foliage, width 31.5cm ÂŁ400 - ÂŁ600 Closing date for entries - Friday 2nd October

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1 A pair of Derby porcelain figures, The Dresden Shepherds, late 18th Century, the shepherd with a brimmed hat, jacket and breeches, holding a basket of fruit and proffers an apple, dog lies at his feet, the shepherdess clad in a round hat, lace bodice and skirt with an apron filled with flowers, base modelled with a lamb, repaired and damaged, incised N55, cross batons marked in puce and red respectively, 21cm and 20.5cm. £100 - 150 2 A Derby porcelain group, The Stocking Mender, early 19th Century, servant girl wearing a crimped cap, blouse, apron and skirt, darning the left stocking upon the leg of a standing gallant, scrolled base, incised No.77, cross batons marked in red, substantial restoration and old damage, 18cm. £80 - 120 3 A pair of Derby figures, The Garland Shepherds, late 18th Century, the shepherd wearing a brimmed hat, jacket and breeches stands beside a seated dog, holding a letter in his outstretched left hand, the companion shepherd placing a garland around the neck of a ewe, scrolled bases, incised N60, with patch marks, substantial restoration, damage and losses, 20cm. £100 - 150 4 A pair of Derby Bocage candlestick figures, Liberty and Matrimony, late 18th Century, modelled as a shepherd and shepherdess seated before a balustrade, he with a dove in his hand and his faithful dog at his feet, she holding a bird cage in her lap and a recumbent lamb at her feet, scrolled bases, patch marks, substantial losses and old repairs, 27cm and 24cm, and a Derby bocage candelabra figure, late 18th Century, substantial damage and old repairs, 31cm (3). £300 - 500

5 A Chelsea style porcelain bocage group, probably Samson, Paris, late 19th Century, modelled with a shepherd and shepherdess, sheep and a dog, painted in coloured enamels, Rococo base, bears gold anchor mark, damage to bocage and repaired foot, 24cm. £70 - 100 6 A large and impressive Derby campana shape urn, early 19th Century, royal blue ground, puce banding, twin satyr mask loop handles, the reserves painted with figures by a camp fire in the style of George Robertson, matched by floral spray, square base, red cross batons mark, cracked and otherwise damaged, 47cm, diameter 38cm. £500 - 800

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7 A pair of Derby porcelain campana shaped urns, early 19th Century, each with twin scrolled handles, decorated in underglaze blue, iron red and green enamel, with gilt, standard cross batons marks, 20cm. £80 - 120 8 A Barr Flight and Barr Period Worcester campana shape covered vase, early 19th Century, faux marble ground with a single reserve, painted with a named view, Valley Crucis Abbey, near Llangollen, possibly painted by Thomas Baxter, lid damaged, handle and base restored, 28cm. £500 - 800 8A A Chamberlains Worcester vase on stand, tapering form, painted reserves with exotic birds and insects within gilt borders, on a blue ground, circular stand, overall height 17.5cm. £100 - 150 9 A Worcester part dessert service, Blind Earl pattern, Chamberlains, early 19th Century, painted predominantly in a gilt palette with butterflies and insects, in coloured enamels, comprising a pair of navette shape dishes with lobed out lines 32cm, a handled dish, restored, diameter 20cm and three plates, damaged (6). £100 - 150

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10 Three Regency cut glass oval dessert dishes, leaf form design, chipped, width 28cm. £50 - 80 11 A Jacobite style wine glass, rounded funnel bowl, engraved with a rose and two buds, double series opaque twist stem with heavy spiral threads, outside a lace twist, domed foot, 15cm. £200 - 300 12 A Jacobite style wine glass, drawn trumpet bowl, with a rose and two buds, multiple spiral air twist stem, slightly domed foot, 16cm. £100 - 150

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16 A Staffordshire pottery group of Uncle Tom and Eva, attributed to Thomas Parr, 1850’s, with a three line quotation “Eva gaily laughing was hanging her wreath of roses round Tom’s neck”, 20cm, another Staffordshire group, titled “UNCLE TOM”, 28cm and a Staffordshire arbour group, “Uncle Tom and Eva”, 16.5cm.

Footnote: The characters in Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe’s novel, Uncle Tom’s Cabin caught the imagination of English readers although some such figures may have been intended for the American market. £70 - 100

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13 A Jacobite style ale flute, funnel bowl engraved with a rose and single bud, double series opaque twist stem with heavy spiral outside the solid vertical cable, domed foot, 21cm. £100 - 150 14 A Jacobite style goblet, cup shape bowl, engraved with a rose, two buds and a butterfly, double series opaque twist stem, with heavy spiral threads outside a loose vertical cable, domed foot, 16.5cm. £200 - 300 15 A Prattware “Admiral Rodney” mug, probably late 18th Century, modelled as the naval commander’s head and shoulders, his braids raised at the back to form the handle, the rim with a broad band depicting flags and other nautical trophies, light chips, 14.5cm. £700 - 1000

17 A pair of Victorian ruby glass and gilt metal mounted ornamental ewers, polygonal section decorated in gilt with fruiting vines, metal necks, scrolled handles with fruiting vines, tripod cabochon feet, 31cm. £70 - 100 18 A George Jones & Sons majolica cheese dish and cover, turquoise ground bell with blossom and a basket weave band, impressed mark and numbered 3241, 33cm. £100 - 150 19 A pair of large Minton majolica jardinieres and stands, pedestal urn shape with moulded decoration, ribbon tie and laurel handles, on quatrefoil plinths with mask heads and scrolled feet, impressed marks, overall height 57.8cm, old damages and repairs (2) £1000 - 1500 20 A Doulton Lambeth stoneware jug, 1879, designed by Florence Barlow, tapering straight sided, decorated with guinea fowl, number 672, 23cm. £150 - 200 21 A cut glass commemorative covered bowl, THE CORONATION OF EDWARD VIII KING EMPEROR MAY 12th 1937, limited edition, No. 25 for Thomas Goode & Co. Limited, scrolled handles, the domed lid with a coronet finial, square base, hollow stem with a silver commemorative medal, 28cm. £200 - 300

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22 A commemorative conical shape goblet, for the Coronation of George VI 1937, folded foot, hollow stem with a silver commemorative medal, 25cm. £50 - 80 23 A set of twelve French crystal finger bowls, St Louis, flared bowls with an acid etched band below scrolls tooled gilt band, diameter 11cm. £100 - 150 24 A part suite of French table crystal, St Louis, comprising six tumblers 9cm, five champagnes with shallow rounded bowls and a wine glass (12). £100 - 150 25 A Harlequin set of eighteen French crystal wine glasses, St Louis, overlaid rounded funnel bowls, slightly tapering stems, 24cm. £150 - 200 25A A part suite of table crystal, St Louis, including a decanter and stopper, height 41cm, a ewer, a jug, seven wine glasses 14cm and eighteen wine glasses 13cm, (28). £200 - 300 26 A Parian memorial figure, Duke of Wellington, after George Abbott, Samuel Alcock & Co., 1852, modelled with the duke seated, chipped, 29cm. £70 - 100 27 A Herend porcelain dinner service, decorated with birds, butterflies and insects, comprising a circular tureen, with a lemon finial, encrusted decoration, width 29cm, another tureen, six dinner plates, diameter 28cm, an oval meat plate, 43cm, four other platters and dishes, eight coffee cups and saucers, a milk jug, a basin and four condiments. £800 - 1200 28 A Meissen porcelain group, late 19th Century, The Noble Decision, after J C Schonheit, modelled as a lady being courted by two gentleman, oval base, cross swords mark and incised F60, hairline crack through base, 31cm. £1000 - 1500

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29 A Meissen porcelain “Kinderreigen” Group, circa 1900, modelled with four figures dancing around a tree, after a design by J J Kaendler, scrolled Rococo base, second quality cross swords mark and incised 2728, substantial losses to the tree centre, 30cm. £150 - 200 30 A Meissen figure, August the Strong with his hunting dog, 19th Century, cross swords mark in underglaze blue No. 72, and incised 1476, substantial losses, 19cm and a Meissen group, Dancing Figures Sharing a Festoon, cross swords mark in book blue, enamelled P and incised 11, old repairs, damage, 17cm (2).

Footnote: August the Strong was the Saxonian King and founder of the Meissen workshop. £100 - 150 31 A German porcelain lamp base, Sitzendorf, circa 1900, ovoid reservoir encrusted with rose sprigs, supported by three polar bears, circular base, adapted as a table lamp with an opaque shade, 36cm, and another Sitzendorf table lamp, basket weave moulded bowl, encrusted with rose sprigs, supported by three cherubs, adapted for electricity, complete with an opaque shade, 37cm, some damage (2). £100 - 150

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32 A Berlin porcelain figure, “Africa”, KPM, probably 19th Century, the figure standing holding a club, painted in colours, 22cm and a pair of German porcelain figural salts, each modelled with an African figure, painted and encrusted decoration, 18cm (3).

Provenance: Marquess of Tweeddale and thence by descent. £300 - 500

36 A pair of Sevres style bleu celeste ornamental urns, in the Louis XVI style, cast gilt metal appliques, domed lids, the reserves painted with figures in the manner of Nicolas Lancret, square bases, some jewelling lost, one lid damaged, 33cm. £70 - 100

33 A pair of Berlin oval sweet meat dishes, KPM, probably late 19th Century, each painted with a bird, dispersed floral sprigs and insects, double twist handles, width 17cm. £50 - 80

37 A Dutch Delft blue and white circular shallow dish, probably Three Bells Factory, first half of the 18th Century, peacock pattern, ochre rim, diameter 35.5cm and two smaller to match, diameter 27cm, (rim chips), (3). £200 - 300

34 A French porcelain nursery oil lamp, designed as a seated zoomorphic cat, clothed, metal mounts, amethyst tinted overlaid shade, lacking chimney, bearing registration mark for 1885, 45cm overall. £80 - 120

38 A Dutch Delft armorial shallow dish, 18th Century, lobed outline, painted floral bands surrounding a coat of arms, painted in blue, ochre and green, (cracked and chipped), diameter 35cm. £150 - 200

35 A “Chinese Armorial” encrier, Emile Samson, Paris, probably late 19th Century, rectangular tray with armorial bearings, floral sprigs and sprays, fitted with two wells, 26cm x 20cm. £80 - 120

39 A Meissen porcelain group, Apollo playing a lyre, modelled after a design

by J J Kaendler, incise dnumber 2562 and blue crossed batons mark, height 16.5cm, a model of a lady with an eagle and another model of a girl with flowers, (3). £100 - 150

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45 Two Chinese blue and white porcelain caddies, bearing Kangxi four character marks, of flattened hexagonal section, one with trellis design and floral sprigs, panels with flowers, the other decorated with figures, 23cm, matched lids. £250 - 350 46 A pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain blue and white ginger jars, bearing a Kangxi four character marks, reserved decorated with precious objects on a blossom and cracked ice ground, 26cm. £100 - 150

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47 A pair of Chinese blue and white double gourd shape vases, bearing Kangxi four character mark, painted with landscape scenes, with figures and pavilions, adapted as lamp bases, (one damaged), 36 cm. £300 - 500 48 A pair of Chinese blue and white baluster shape vases, bearing Kangxi six character marks, decorated with figurative scenes and flowers, 27cm. £200 - 300 49 A pair of Chinese famille verte cylindrical brush pots, 20th Century, the reserves decorated with a walled garden with figures and figures on a terrace, patterned foliate scrolled ground with dragons, 15cm. £50 - 80 50 A Chinese famille rose oblong shape jardiniere, bearing Qinlong six character seal mark, painted with figurative scenes, raised on feet, chipped, 22cm x 15cm and a Chinese blue and white jardiniere of shaped rectangular form, decorated with deer, chickens, geese and storks, damage and old repairs, 26cm x 18cm (2). £70 - 100

51 A set of eight polychrome dishes, probably late Qian, of segmentary form, each painted with figurative scenes in coloured enamels, some damage, width 20cm.

Provenance: Marquess of Tweeddale and thence by descent. £200 - 300 52 A Chinese egg shell famille rose porcelain bowl, Qianlong four character seal mark in blue, perhaps Republican Period, exterior with a continuous landscape scene with horses, rock work and trees within patterned blue borders, the interior with a central roundel with a partially coiled dragon, diameter 13cm. £200 - 300 53 A large Chinese polychrome porcelain mug, Qianlong, slightly flared form, reserves painted with Mandarin figures and with supplementary reserves, floral ground, (small chips), 19cm.

Provenance: Hazelrigg Collection, Noseley Hall, Sotheby’s, Noseley Hall, Leicestershire, September 1998, Lot 96 (part). £300 - 500

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54 A Cantonese polychrome chestnut basket on stand, 19th Century, pierced, reserves with Mandarin figures, flowers and birds, twin handles to the oval bowl, width 25cm.

Provenance: Hazelrigg Collection, Noseley Hall, Sotheby’s, Noseley Hall, Leicestershire, September 1998, Lot 453. £400 - 600 55 A Chinese porcelain polychrome tea caddy, signed Ye Ting Wang Ping, Republic period, square section, painted with mountainous river landscapes to the lid and two of the side panels, further designed with black and red calligraphy, red seal mark, 18cm. £300 - 500 56 An Imari covered vase, probably 18th Century, shouldered form, painted in a typical palette of underglazed blue, iron red, green and gilt, floral panels, a domed lid (with substantial damage and old repairs), with a temple lion finial, 69cm, on a matched ebonised pedestal of tapering square section, overall 170cm. £1500 - 2000

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57 A pair of Imari porcelain double gourd shape vases, probably Meiji, reserves decorated with dragons, tree motifs, patterned floral ground, 32cm. £300 - 500 58 A Chinese Wucai vase, probably late 19th or early 20th Century, swollen body, elephant mask and fixed ring handles, painted with a phoenix, matched by a dragon and scrolling foliage in under glazed blue with iron red green shades and yellow, the neck and foot with alternating stiff leaves, 36cm, serving as a lamp base with a wooden lotus form stand and “candle fitment”, complete with brocade shade.

Provenance: The Marquess of Tweeddale and thence by descent. £300 - 500 59 A Chinese famille noire baluster shape vase, serving as a lamp base, decorated with blossom and birds, carved wood stand, metal collar, 64cm overall. £200 - 300

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60 A Chinese stone head, probably Guanyin, perhaps Ming Dynasty, ornamented hair drawn back, straight nose with arched eyebrows, small mouth and ears with large lobes, mounted, 31cm overall. £200 - 300 61 A pair of Chinese bronze stump vases, 18th or 19th Century, modelled as stylised tree stumps covered in flowering prunus and bamboo, one designed with a stork, the other with a bat, 21cm. £500 - 800

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62 A Chinese bronze vase, probably late 19th Century, flared rim, cast bands with lozenge and wave motifs, elephant mask handles, 31cm.

Provenance: Marquess of Tweeddale and thence by descent. £100 - 150 63 A Tibetan Thangka, 18th or 19th Century, of White Tara, painted on cloth, 46cm x 38cm, visible, fabric mount, framed. £200 - 300 64 A pair of Sino-Tibetan coppergilt figures of Bhudda, the robes matching, both seated in dhyanasana, one with the right hand in varada, the other with hand raised in vitarka mudra, 29cm (2) £300 - 500 65 A Sino-Tibetan rock crystal and copper gilt ritual basin, perhaps 19th Century, swollen oval form, the domed lid with repousee scrolls and applied with twin white metal dragons and Bhuddistic symbols, crystal coronet finial, the bowl of hollowed out crystal, partial white metal liner, applied gilt rim, with swags, inlaid with semi-precious stones, raised on three scrolled feet, width 34cm, height 31cm. £500 - 800

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66 A Japanese cloisonne rich blue ground shouldered vase, decorated with a bird amongst cherry branches, irises and other flowers, slight damage, 18.5cm. £100 - 150 67 A Japanese cloisonne rich blue ground ovoid vase, two character mark, with a domed lid, decorated with scattered mons and rosettes, on a tightly coiled scrolled ground, with scale banding to the base, 22cm. £200 - 300 68 A pair of Japanese cloisonne pink ground circular plaques, slightly concave form, decorated with birds on flowing branches, diameter 18cm. £150 - 200 69 A Japanese cloisonne rich blue ground barrel shape jar, decorated with irises and other flowers by a stream and with birds, domed lid incorporating a pot pourri, turquoise finial, damaged lid, 18cm. £200 - 300 70 A Pair of Chinese green ground cloisonne green ground baluster shape vases, decorated with irises, other flowers, birds and butterflies, 25cm. £100 - 150

71 A Japanese cloisonne green ground baluster shape covered vase, decorated with a phoenix and flowers, blue ground collar and domed lid with coiled scrolls and rosettes, 16cm. £100 - 150 72 A pair of Chinese cloisonne blue ground ovoid vases, each decorated with a ferocious dragon, 12.5cm. £80 - 120 73 A Japanese cloisonne two handled censor shape vase, of compressed form, dark ground, decorated with lapettes, filled with mythological birds and stylised floral motifs, domed lid lacking finial, one handle loose, 8cm. £100 - 150 74 A Chinese cloisonne cerulean ground circular plaque, decorated with a kingfisher and flowers, diameter 30cm. £70 - 100 75 A Japanese cloisonne black ground covered vase, of squat ovoid form, oval reserves painted with a phoenix, butterflies and florets, flower filled ground, raised on three bronze feet, damaged lid, 17cm. £150 - 200

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76 A Chinese cloisonne blue ground ovoid vase, of hexagonal section, decorated with flowers and water plants, 31cm. £50 - 80 77 A pair of Chinese cloisonne grey ground baluster shape vases, painted with birds and butterflies amongst flowers, one damaged, 18.5cm. £70 - 100 78 A Chinese cloisonne ovoid tea pot, black ground with lapettes, filled with butterflies and flowers, domed lid, damaged, 13cm. £50 - 80

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79 A Chinese cloisonne brown ground near spherical jar, lapettes filled with stylised flowers, issuing from a band, under rectangular panels, spherical stopper on tripod legs, 24cm. £150 - 200 80 A Chinese cloisonne green ground slender baluster vase, decorated with dispersed flowers on coiled scrolls, lobed neck, damaged, 18.5cm, two small Chinese cloisonne jars, one with a domed lid, together with a Chinese bronze censor shape vase, champleve enamel decoration, lacking handle and finial (4). £40 - 60

81 A Japanese porcelain charger, perhaps Meiji period, decorated with a stag and doe, flowers and foliage in an Imari palette, diameter 46cm. £100 - 150 82 A pair of Japanese gold lacquer and shibayama vases, Meiji period, of hexagonal section, slender necks, the reserves decorated with mother of pearl depicting birds amongst flowers, old repairs, 15.5cm. £200 - 300

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85 A gilt metal and pietra dura lozenge shape casket, probably French mid 19th Century, domed lid, with a cruciform surround to the oval inlaid panel depicting roses, canted sides, similarly inset with oval panels, spaced by cast figures, silk lined, width 16cm. £200 - 300 86 A Russian icon 18th-19th Century, “Christ with Church Fathers”, the upper register with “The Mother of God” and “The Resurrection”, incised markings to the reverse, 33 x 27cm, unframed. £200 - 300 87 A Roman green glass two handled flask, wrythen moulded bowl, folded rim, 13cm, together with a Roman green glass tumbler shape beaker, press moulded, 7.5cm, (2). £400 - 600 88 A Greco-Roman wheel made white painted ware juglet, decorated with concentric bands, handle lost and rim losses, 12cm, together with two ancient rounded mug shape juglets, 15cm and 10cm, a glazed stoneware shallow bowl moulded with stiff leaves and a Hellenistic figure fragment, (5). £100 - 150 8 | WORKS OF ART

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89 Buzel Souffleuse de balles, patinated bronze figure of a classical maiden with a basket, 22cm. £400 - 600

94 A Victorian bead and woolwork banner fire screen, 47cm x 41cm on a gilt metal bracket, hinged and with an elbow joint. £40 - 60

90 A French gilt metal and Sevres style porcelain mantel clock, by Japy Freres & Cie, in the Louis XVI style, urn finial, cast with tied ribbon, floral sprigs and pendants, rosettes and scrolls, blue celeste porcelain insets, clock face with a cherub, trophies and a landscape panel, cylinder movement, striking on a bell, No. 29675*5, 40cm. £300 - 500

95 A pair of Regency cinnebar coloured papier mache coasters, decorated with flower sprigs, rosettes and butterflies in gilt and colours, diameter 13cm, two other pairs of cinnebar coloured papier mache coasters, one pair with loose ring handles and gilt rims, a pair of black lacquered papier mache coasters decorated with oak leaves, and another black lacquered coaster (9). £200 - 300

91 A pair of Victorian painted silk banners, with Arms and Motto, QUOD DIXI DIXI, 52 x 47cm. £50 - 80 92 William IV sampler, “Cecily Lambert work, aged 14, November 12th 1836”, a South View of York Minster, with a pious text within a meandering strawberry border, mahogany frame, 62 x 77cm overall. £400 - 600 93 A pair of Victorian ornamental flower basket arrangements, woollen surrounds, each under a similar glass dome with an ebonised base (one wormed) (2) £50 - 80

96 A three piece Sevres style bleu celeste and gilt metal matched three piece clock garniture, in the Louis XVI style, the clock case with a campana urn finial, ornamental scrolls and ribbon tie, arched painted face, classically inspired with children amongst ruins, the concave sections similarly decorated with ruins, cylinder movement, signed Japy Freres, No. 6481, striking on a bell, 40cm, together with a pair of slender amphora urns with domed lids (one damaged), cast angular handles with lion masks, reserves painted with figures after Nicolas Lancret, 33cm, rubbing to porcelain and jewelled detailed lost. £300 - 500

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97 A Nuremberg Culpeper type microscope, 19th Century, in beech and fruit wood, paper covered tube, with drawer tubes, tripod base and a reflector, (some damage), 33cm as assembled. £300 - 500 98Y A pocket brass and ivory simple microscope, signed Ed Scarlett, Soho, London, 18th Century, stamped initials E.S. on the tweezers, with four numbered bone specimen slides and with three numbered objectives, in a dome top morocco case. £400 - 600 99 Three pairs of brass microscope tweezers, two with elbow joints, one fixed with a turned handle, 15cm and a pair of steel-tipped brass compass-like tweezers, together with shagreen instrument case, 18cm. £50 - 80 100 A Swiss musical box, playing eight airs on a drum, printed card to lid interior, rosewood case with floral marquetry and stringing to the lid, width 52cm. £200 - 300

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101 A lacquered brass 3” astronomical telescope, Broadhurst, Clarkson & Co., 93cm body tube, marked, BROADHURST CLARKSON & CO, 63 FARRINGDON ROAD, LONDON E.C., with a sight, together with later tripod stand. £400 - 600 102 A Victorian lacquered brass microscope, by W. Gray, detachable tube, rack and pinion focusing, platform engraved W. Gray, 16 Crooked Lane, London, in a fitted mahogany case, labelled Millikin & Lawley, 165 Strand, London, box height 22cm. £80 - 120 103 A Victorian lacquered brass microscope, Watson & Son, rack and pinion focusing, platform engraved, WATSON & SON, 313 High Holborn, London, 42cm, in a fitted mahogany case. £150 - 200

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105 Vulliamy, London, 1153, Rockingham style porcelain mantel clock, scrolled Rococo design encrusted with flowers, engine turned gilt dial with Roman numerals, circular single chain fusee movement with engraved signature, some porcelain losses, 29.5cm. £500 - 800

104 A pair of bronze tavern figures, after David Teniers, each figure seated, cylindrical marble plinths, 23cm. £300 - 500

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109 A Victorian brown leather writing box, double hinged, black leather interior, the compartment with stationary rack and one, (of two), ink wells, width 27cm. £70 - 100 110 A Victorian reverse painted panel, decorated with birds and flowers, gilt frame, 69cm x 55cm overall. £70 - 100 111 A champleve enamel brass and alabaster faced candlestick, slender ringed column , shaped platform, lacking foot and a European champleve enamel and gilt metal chamber stick, leaf shape pan, decorated with leaves and flowers, length 20cm (2). £50 - 80 120

112 A crocodile skin suitcase, rectangular. brass locks, gilt initials “A.R.”, watered silk lining, width 56cm, with canvas outer cover, and a similar case, compartmentalised interior but lacking fitments, (2). £150 - 200 113 A Victorian rosewood and Tunbridge ware tea caddy, of waisted oblong form, with a house portrait panel to the hinged lig, the interior with a central well and two lidded compartments, width 31cm. £200 - 300

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106 An French Transitional style “Sevres” porcelain and gilt metal mantel clock, second half of the 19th Century, porcelain panels on a light green ground, painted with birds and cherubs, case with an urn finial, leafy scrolls, scallop mask head and lion paw feet, cylinder movement, signed Hy Marc, Paris, No. 52334, striking on a bell, 44cm. £400 - 600

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107 A Victorian faux tortoiseshell and lacework fan, painted oval reserve in the manner of Lancret by F Houghton 1897, 34cm sticks, in a glazed case. £200 - 300 108 A Victorian mother of pearl abalone and coloured metal fan, painted with water nymphs in the French style by F Houghton, torn, 31cm sticks, in a glazed case. £200 - 300

114 A George III rolled paper navette shape tea caddy, straight sided form, width 19cm. £400 - 600 115 A George IV mahogany cylinder front box, with ebony banding and boxwood stringing, two oval brass plaque handles, brocade lined interior, width 18cm, height 24cm. £70 - 100 116 A Victorian rosewood and Tunbridge ware tea caddy, of oblong form, the lid decorated with a flower motif, width 13.5cm. £100 - 150

117 A George III mahogany sarcophagus shape tea caddy, with herring bone stringing, with a lid and incorporating a secret drawer, interior fitted with three sarcophagus top containers, ogee bracket feet, width 25cm. £300 - 500 118 A Victorian maple and Tunbridge ware caddy, casket shape with domed top, floral decoration, width 10cm. £150 - 200 119 A George III rolled paper and mahogany shaped tea caddy, with boxwood stringing to the front aspect and with an oval mirror inset, width 14.5cm.

Provenance: John Fowler, A Tribute: furniture and decorations, Christies, London, 14th September 2005, Lot 314. £500 - 800 120Y A pair of Continental carved ivory figures, of a lady and gentleman in 16th Century dress, probably Dieppe, late 19th Century, gentleman with a dog, lady with a lap dog, stained wood bases, 33cm. £1000 - 1500 121 A gilt metal and ruby glass lamp base, slender pear shape column, painted with an entwined vine band, cast hexagonal base, adapted for electricity and with a lace shade, 65cm and an Edwardian glass and metal framed centre light fitting with tiered facets and prismatic drops, diameter 21cm. £100 - 150 122 A Louis Philippe ormolu marble and ivory mantel clock, the case surmounted by a standing figure emblematic of labour, (ivory detailing damaged), the casing flanked by columns, gadrooned under section, raised on scrolled feet, white enamel dial signed Oug Weygand á Paris, cylinder movement likewise engraved and signed Marti et Cie, striking on a bell, 47cm. £400 - 600

123 A French gilt metal carriage clock, by Henry Jacot, Paris, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, platform escapement, movement striking on a gong, No. 13848, 15cm with original key. £300 - 500 124 An Atmos Classic Celestial mantel clock, by Jaeger-LeCoultre, cream coloured dial with batons and quartered numbers, aperture under, 22cm. £1000 - 1500 125 An Edwardian bamboo walking stick, with a silver handle, London 1908, 95cm and another Edwardian bamboo walking stick with a silver terminal, Birmingham 1910, 80cm (2). £50 - 80

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126 A Victorian bamboo horse measuring walking stick, silver panel

by Gourdel Vales, London 1898, brass mounted boxwood measure, spirit level, 88cm. £80 - 120 127 A light wood walking stick, with a silver terminal, London 1923, engine turned decoration, 93cm and an ebony walking cane, gilt metal pommel with repousee and engraved decoration, 88cm, (2). £60 - 100

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128 An ebony walking cane, with a silver pommel, Birmingham 1960, 91cm and two other walking canes with silver pommels, one damaged (3). £50 - 80 129 A Greek carved wood walking stick, Corfu, circa 1900, horse head design with a mask head, KEPKYPA, 91cm. £50 - 80 130 A tortoiseshell walking cane, yellow metal pommel with chased repousse band and engraving, 88cm. £200 - 300 124

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131 A Tortoiseshell and mother of pearl etui, mid 19th Century, slope front, mother of pearl inlay with branches and a bird, (one section missing), red silk interior including sterling silver thimble, a white metal cased tape measure, a French silver and parcel gilt needle case and Edwardian silver button hook, a white metal bodkin and an ivorine memo board, 11cm. £300 - 500

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132 A George III straw work oblong shape box, the lid decorated with a river landscape, the interior with a landscape oval, damage and losses, width 22cm, a straw work silks box of oblong form, 16cm and a straw work case, 13cm (3). £150 - 200 133 A William IV black lacquered papier mache bombe shape tea caddy, mother of pearl and painted floral decoration, raised on four feet, width 18cm, a black lacquered papier mache slope front box with mother and pearl and painted floral decoration, height 12cm and a Victorian black lacquered papier mache oval box in the manner of Jennens and Bettridge, mother of pearl and painted decoration, damaged and old repairs, width 26cm (3). £100 - 150

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134Y A Regency tortoiseshell sarcophagus shape tea caddy, with canted corners, white metal and ivory mounts, two section interior, width 18cm.

Provenance: HRH The Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowden, Property from the Collection, Christies, London, 14th June 2006, Lot 807, with certificate. £1000 - 1500 135 A Victorian rosewood box, white metal and mother of pearl inlay, 22cm, a mahogany box, a walnut cutlery box and an Indian brass inlaid box, all re-fitted, (4). £30 - 50

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136 A Regency tortoiseshell sarcophagus shape tea caddy, rectangular hinged lid, the base with engaged columns to the canted corners, velvet lined interior, (lacking fitments), substantial losses, width 31cm. £100 - 150

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137 A William IV tortoiseshell desk stand, rectangular shape with a dished top, mother of pearl inlaid with floral tendrils and ornamental banding, fitted with two glass ink wells, single drawer under, splayed bracket feet, losses, 32cm x 24cm. £300 - 500 138Y A Victorian tortoiseshell oblong shape box, the lid with a mother of pearl backed printed scene, WINDSOR CASTLE, tortoiseshell divisions with white metal stringing, paper lined interior, ivory faced, old repairs, width 25cm. £200 - 300 139 Louis XV style gilt metal and white marble three-piece clock garniture, clock drum surmounted by foliage and a quiver, bow front plinth, white enamelled dial, French cylinder movement striking on a bell, 33cm, together with a pair of two-light candelabra, foliate and quiver shaped, circular bases, 26cm, (3). £400 - 600

140 A French gold mounted horn oval box, perhaps 3rd quarter of the 18th Century, marks rubbed, the hinged lid inset with an oval portrait miniature of a young lady, head and shoulders length in the manner of Pierre Adolph Hall, with a rose coloured surround, a ribbon twist and rosette motif, the framing of similar design in yellow metal, old damage, width 8cm. £1000 - 1500

141 A Staffordshire enamel box, probably Bilston, late 18th Century, lavender blue ground, the lid reserve decorated with cherubs, within a rococo scroll cartouche, hairline cracks, width 8.5cm. £100 - 150

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Silver & Objects of Virtue The Shore Collection of Caddy Spoons & Small Silver Items lot 145 - 197 Page: 14 - 17 OTHER PROPERTIES Lot 198 - 254 Page: 17 - 22

148 A George III silver caddy spoon,

by John Bettridge, Birmingham 1818, cast scrolled handle, wigglework engraved square shape bowl, another caddy spoon by Thomas Barker, London 1820 with a scallop bowl and three other Regency period caddy spoons, (5). £60 - 100

145 A George III silver caddy spoon

by Alice & George Burrows, London 1801, pierced oval bowl, another by George Wintle, London 1803 and three other Georgian caddy spoons (5). £60 - 100

149 A Victorian silver caddy spoon,

by Henry Holland, London 1853, Fiddle pattern, engraved decoration, shovel shape caddy spoon by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1856 and four other Victorian caddy spoons, (6). £80 - 120

146 A Victorian silver caddy spoon,

by William Eaton, London 1839, Kings pattern, a William IV Fiddle and Thread pattern caddy spoon by George Unite, Birmingham 1835 and three others 1835, 1837 and 1839, (5). £60 - 100

150 A George III caddy spoon, by Peter, Anne and William Bateman, London 1805, Old English pattern, another by Sarah and John Blake, London 1810 with a scallop bowl and three other George III caddy spoons, (5). £60 - 100

147 A George III silver caddy spoon,

by John Lambe, London 1796, bright cut engraved decoration, a small caddy spoon

by John Lawrence & Co., Birmingham 1817 and three other George III caddy spoons, (5). £60 - 100

151 A Victorian silver caddy spoon,

by Martin Hall & Co., Sheffield 1865, beaded handle, scallop bowl, another by Joseph and Albert Savory, London 1839 and three other Victorian caddy spoons, (5). £60 - 100

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152 A George III silver shovel shape caddy spoon, by William Pugh, Birmingham 1810, George IV caddy spoon

by Unite & Hilliard, Birmingham 1828 and three George III caddy spoons, (5). £60 - 100 153 An Edwardian silver caddy spoon, by M Friedlander & Co., Chester 1907, another by Dowler & Sons, Birmingham 1909, three further Edwardian caddy spoons and two others 1911 and 1919, (7). £80 - 120 154 A Victorian silver caddy spoon,

by Charles Boyton, London 1858, Kings pattern, another by George Adams, London 1864 and six other Victorian caddy spoons, (8). £100 - 150 155 A Danish silver caddy spoon, by S Jacobsen, pierced scroll decoration to the handle, a Danish spoon by Georg Jensen and a Norwegian caddy spoon, (3). £40 - 60

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156 A Dutch silver spoon, bearing import marks, Chester 1909, armorial handle, cast bowl and four other Dutch silver caddy spoons, (5). £40 - 60

160 A Victorian Irish silver ladle shape sifter spoon, by John Smyth, Dublin 1856, Old English pattern and six Georgian ladle shape sifter spoons, (7). £60 - 100

157 A Victorian style novelty caddy spoon, designed as a jockey’s cap by Francis Howard Ltd, Sheffield 1968 and five other 20th Century caddy spoons, (6). £50 - 80

161 A Commemorative silver caddy spoon, by Turner & Simpson Ltd, Birmingham 1936, The Coronation of George VI and seven other 20th Century caddy spoons, (8). £50 - 80

158 A Victorian silver preserve spoon, by Holland, Son & Slater, London 1880, a collection of preserve spoons including two Victorian souvenir spoons, Priory Church, Bridlington and Budleigh Salterton, together with a Dutch shovel shape spoon, (11). £80 - 120 159 A silver caddy spoon, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, Sheffield 1915, scallop bowl, three other 20th Century caddy spoons with scallop bowls and two others, (6). £40 - 60

162 An Edwardian silver ladle shape sifter spoon, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Limited, London 1907, Kings pattern and five other ladle shape sifter spoons, (6). £40 - 60 163 Two Victorian silver teaspoons,

by Reid & Sons, Newcastle 1860 and 1862, other teaspoons, mostly 19th Century, together with Georgian and later salt spoons, mustard spoons, (a collection). £120 - 180

164 An Edwardian silver ladle shape sifter spoon, by Joseph Rogers & Sons, Sheffield 1908, beaded handle, scallop bowl and a collection of Victorian and later ladle shape sifter spoons, (19). £100 - 150 165 An American Sterling silver month spoon, February, dated 1911, a Victorian Diamond Jubilee commemorative spoon by Saunders & Shepherd, Birmingham 1897, other commemorative spoons, souvenir spoons, some foreign, others white metal, (a collection). £100 - 150 166 A Victorian silver stamp case fob, by Joseph Hayes Taylor, Birmingham 1879, fold out design and eight other silver stamp cases, (9). £120 - 180 167 An Edwardian silver sovereign and half sovereign case, by Rolason Bros., Chester 1903, bright cut engraved decoration, three other Edwardian sovereign and half sovereign cases, another similar and two double sovereign cases, (7). £300 - 500

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177 A Victorian oval silver caddy box, by Atkin Bros., Sheffield 1894, gadrooned outlines, another oval silver caddy by Collingwood & Co., London 1930 and a Victorian square section caddy by Nathan & Hayes, Chester 1900, (3). £80 - 120 178 A small Victorian silver caddy,

by Atkin Bros., Sheffield 1892, embossed decoration and a cylindrical caddy box by Atkin Bros., Sheffield 1895, (2). £40 - 60 179 An Edwardian silver kidney shape vesta case, makers mark HH, Birmingham 1907 and nine other Edwardian silver vestas, (10). £80 - 120

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168 An Edwardian silver sovereign case, by Mitchell Bosley, Birmingham 1901, bright cut engraved decoration and nine other Edwardian silver sovereign cases, (10). £200 - 300 169 A small Edwardian silver snuff box, by Adie & Lovekin Limited, Birmingham 1904 and five silver sovereign cases, (6). £60 - 100 170 A cylindrical silver tea caddy, by Deakin & Francis Limited, Birmingham 1911 and two others by Ellis Jacob Greenberg, Birmingham 1922 and Elkington & Co., Birmingham 1909, (3). £50 - 80 171 A Victorian oval silver sugar box, by Thomas Levesley, London 1899, hinged lid, gadrooned band, 5oz. £40 - 60 172 A plain oval silver tea caddy with matching spoon, by William Hutton & Sons Limited, Birmingham 1932, the spoon fitting into the lid and two other plain oval silver tea caddies by Nathan & Hayes, Chester 1912 and another, marks rubbed, (3). £50 - 80

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173 An Edwardian silver tea caddy, marks rubbed, Birmingham 1905, serpentine outlines and an Edwardian hexagonal shape caddy by Henry Williamson Limited, Birmingham 1908, (2). £40 - 60 174 An Edwardian silver covered sugar basin, by Joseph Rodgers, Sheffield 1908, embossed scrolled decoration, lion mask and pad feet, 9oz gross. £60 - 100 175 A Victorian oval silver tea caddy, by Nathan and Hayes, Birmingham 1893, semi-gadrooned and another oval caddy by William Hutton & Sons Limited, Sheffield 1912, embossed and semigadrooned, (2). £40 - 60 176 An Edwardian silver bombe shape caddy box, by James Deakin & Sons, Chester 1905, raised on pad feet and an Edwardian flask shape caddy box, marks rubbed, Birmingham, probably 1903, (2). £30 - 50

180 A Victorian silver cigar case, by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1877, bright cut engraved decoration and an Edwardian silver cigarette case and two other cases, (4). £80 - 120 181 A Victorian silver vesta, by Horton & Allday, Birmingham 1897, bright cut engraved decoration incorporating a cigar cutter and nine other Victorian silver vestas, (10). £100 - 150 182 An Edwardian silver vesta, by William Neale, Chester 1908 and a collection of seventeen Edwardian silver vestas, (18), in a mahogany box. £150 - 200 183 A large silver vesta, by Constantine & Floyd, Birmingham 1914, engine turned and a collection of other later vestas, mostly silver, (18), in a modern box. £150 - 200 184 A collection of Edwardian and later silver and enamel souvenir spoons. £100 - 150 185 A collection of Edwardian and later silver souvenir spoons. £60 - 100

186 A collection of Dutch silver and other Continental crested and souvenir spoons, some white metal. £100 - 150 187 A collection of American white metal souvenir spoons, silver and white metal enamelled spoons, in an oak box. £120 - 180 188 A George IV silver shovel shape caddy spoon, by John Bettridge, Birmingham 1825, Fiddle pattern, a George III shovel shape caddy by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1814, an Irish caddy spoon with scallop bowl and three other Georgian caddy spoons, (6). £60 - 100 189 A Victorian style novelty caddy spoon, designed as a Jockey’s cap, by Francis Howard Limited, Sheffield 1980, another Jockey’s cap caddy spoon, marked 925, two Edwardian caddy spoons and six other 20th Century caddy spoons, (10). £80 - 120 190 An Early Victorian silver caddy spoon, by Taylor and Perry, Birmingham 1837, bright cut engraved scallop bowl, another caddy spoon by George Unite, Birmingham 1854 and four other Victorian caddy spoons, (5). £50 - 80 191 A George III silver caddy spoon,

by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1797, scallop bowl, a George IV Kings pattern caddy spoon

by Joseph Wilmore, Birmingham 1825 and three others, (5). £60 - 100 192 A Victorian silver caddy spoon,

by George Unite, Birmingham 1871, cameo handle, another by the same maker, Birmingham 1874, two other Victorian silver caddy spoons and two plated caddy spoons, (6). £30 - 50

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193 A Victorian silver ladle shape sifter spoon, by George Adams, London 1852, bearing registration mark, Thread pattern with engraved crest, Fiddle and Thread pattern ladle by George Adams, London 1849 and four other Victorian sifter spoons, (6). £50 - 80 194 A George III ladle shape sifter spoon, by William Eaton, London 1801, Old English pattern, Fiddle pattern sifter spoon

by Eley & Fearn, London 1818 and four other Georgian silver sifter spoons, (6). £60 - 100 195 An Edwardian silver sifter spoon, by Henry Wilkinson Limited, Sheffield 1906, spiral twist handle with a cast swan terminal, a Victorian ladle shape sifter spoon with a Rococo pattern handle, Birmingham 1899, eight other sifter spoons and two plated sifter spoons, (12). £80 - 120 196 A silver sauce ladle, by Cooper Bros & Sons Limited, Sheffield 1925, an Edwardian silver gilt double ended spoon by Holland, Hardwinkle and Slater, London 1910, three shovel shape spoons, a small sifter spoon with an apostle handle and a Victorian dessert spoon, (7). £60 - 100

197 A Victorian silver two division stamp trough, Birmingham 1899, with a glass panel to the lid, 6.5cm, a silver stamp box by Joseph Rodgers, Sheffield 1913 and seven pairs of silver sugar tongs, (9), in a modern case. £40 - 60 198 A Commonwealth period silver seal top spoon, Exeter mid 17th Century, marked in the bowl and back, pricked NM:T3S;1660, 17cm. £150 - 200 199 A George II silver marrow scoop, marks rubbed, probably London 1743, back engraved crest, 20cm and another 18th Century marrow scoop, marks rubbed, engraved crest and motto, (2). £100 - 150 200 A pair of George II style silver four light candelabra, Asprey & Co., London 1974, after a design by Paul de Lamerie, the four scrolled arms with leafy cappings, flared stem with overlapping scale and shells, square bases with incurved corners, 184oz in total, 35cm.

Footnote: Derived from a design by De Lamerie circa 1731. £2500 - 3500

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205 A George III Scottish silver goblet, by John McDonald, Edinburgh 1807, engraved foliate band, later engraved QUORN HUNT presented by J Coupland 1ST PRIZE GAUNTLET 1880, 13oz, 21cm. £150 - 200 206 A George III Scottish silver oval teapot stand, makers mark MK conjoined, Edinburgh, 1788, blank guilloche cartouche, bright cut rim, on four slightly splayed legs, 17cm. £80 - 120 207 A George III crescent shape WHISKEY label, probably by Thomas Hobbs, London 1791, a George III PORT label by Susannah Barker, London 1793, a George III SHERRY label, London 1806 and two Edwardian Whiskey Labels, (5). £50 - 80

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201 A set of four George III style silver table candlesticks, by Hawksworth Ayre & Co., Sheffield 1920-21, octagonal section, tapering shafts, weighted, 26cm. £200 - 300 202 A George III silver baluster shaped tankard, by John Langlands, Newcastle 1769, moulded girdle, double domed lid with a chair back thumb piece, double scroll handle terminating in a heart, 27ozs, 24cm. £1000 - 1500

203 A George II silver baluster shaped tankard, by John Langlands, Newcastle 1753, moulded girdle, double domed lid with a chair back thumb piece, double scroll handle terminating in a heart, engraved inscription to the underside, old restorations, 25ozs, 22cm. £800 - 1200 204 A George II style silver mug, by C J Vander, London 1966, baluster shape, leaf capped scrolled handle, 10oz, 13cm. £80 - 120

208 A near pair of George III shovel shape caddy spoons, by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1807 and 1808, Fiddle ended handles, 7.5cm and 7.0cm, (2). £80 - 120 209 A George III silver cheese shovel,

by William Eley and William Fearn, London 1800, stained wood handle, reeded ferrule, length 27cm and a George III drum shape mustard pot by Langlands and Robertson, Newcastle, circa 1800, flat lid with engraved crest, chair back thumb piece, scrolled handle, 7cm, with a matched blue glass liner and a later spoon (3). £50 - 80 210 A George III oval silver teapot stand, by Peter, Ann and William Bateman, London 1799, reeded outline, bright cut engraved feathered band, raised on four reeded and splayed feet, width 16.5cm. £80 - 120 210A A pair of George III silver salts,

by John Bridge, London 1817, oval form with cast floral rims, chased and embossed with flowers and scrolls, on four paw feet, 10 ozs gross, length 10cm. £80 - 120

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211 A George III silver teapot and matching caddy, probably by John Lee, London 1783, straight sided serpentine form, bright cut engraved decoration with floral pendants, swags and scrolls, engraved crest of a goats head erased (Tweeddale), matched by monogram, fruitwood handle, ebony finial, 13.5cm, the tea caddy of similar design, hinged lid with loose ring handle, 11.5cm, 29oz gross in total.

Footnote: The Marquess of Tweeddale and thence by decent. £700 - 1000 212 A George III white metal toddy ladle, probably late 18th Century, oval bowl with engraved decoration, twisted whale bone handle, 39cm and another Georgian white metal toddy ladle with a twisted whale bone handle (2). £100 - 150

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213 A George III silver sugar basket,

by Peter and Ann Bateman, London 1793, navette shape ogee bowl, reeded outlines, bright cut engraved floral band, swing handle, 8oz, width 16.5cm. £200 - 300

217 A George III silver baluster shaped caster, by Jabez Daniell and James Mince, London 1767, lightly spiral moulded, embossed with floral sprigs, engraved crest, 14cm. £80 - 120

214 A George III silver oval dessert basket, by Solomon Hougham, London 1799, reeded outlines, pierced and engraved, centred with an engraved crest within a scrolled cartouche, swing handle, 21ozs, width 36cm. £300 - 500

218 A pair of George III silver oval salts, by Robert Hennell, London 1791, egg and dart moulded outline, engraved decoration with a crest, each on four lion paw feet, 9oz in total, width 9cm. £150 - 200

215 A pair of George III silver chamber sticks, by Thomas and George Hayter, London 1819, circular shallow trays with gadrooned outlines, urn shaped sconces, engraved crests with conical snuffers, 22ozs in total, height, (excluding snuffers), 9cm. £300 - 500 216 A George III silver mug, possibly by William Sharpe, London 1809, straight sided with reeded bands, scroll handle, later engraved inscription to the base, 7.5cm and a Regency style silver mug, indistinct makers mark, London 1915, later engraved initials and date, 9cm, (2). £80 - 120

219 A Regency silver mustard pot, indistinct makers mark, London 1817, domed hinged lid, cast scrolled and foliate outline, raised on four lion paw feet, with scallop and foliate knees, 7oz, width 10.5cm, matched blue glass liner and spoon, (2). £80 - 120 220 A Regency style silver three piece tea set, by Charles Stuart Harris, London 1900-1901, cast foliate outlines, semi-gadrooned oval form, scroll and lion paw feet, the tea pot with ebonised handle and finial, 13cm, 28oz gross. £350 - 500

221 A matched canteen of Kings pattern silver cutlery, mostly by George Adams, London 1840’s, comprising eight table spoons, six table forks, eight dessert spoons and six dessert forks, monogrammed, 72oz. £500 - 800 222 A William IV silver entree dish, by William Ker Reid, London 1834, of cushioned rectangular form, reeded handle on a leafy base, engraved crest and motto, 53ozs, width 30cm. £400 - 600 223 A Victorian circular silver salver, by George Richards Elkington, London 1863, lobed outline cast with mask heads, scrolls, floral sprigs and grape bunches, engraved field, raised on three scrolled feet, 34oz, diameter 33cm. £300 - 500 224 A Victorian silver dessert comport, by John Samuel Hunt, London 1865, blue glass liner, domed lid and base, cast strawberry finial, modelled with vine tendrils, shaped circular base, with a rococo cartouche and engraved crest, base marked HUNT & ROSKELL LATE STORR MORTIMER & HUNT NO. 2297, 40oz, 23cm. £600 - 800

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231 A set of six Victorian silver tablespoons and matching table forks, probably by William Bateman, London 1839, Thread pattern with shell terminals, engraved with twin crests, 38oz in total (12). £300 - 500 232 A Victorian four piece silver tea set, by Martin Hall & Co, Sheffield 1860 -61, bright cut engraved foliate engraved decoration with monograms, comprising tea pot of compressed pear shape, cast melon finial, 18cm, pear shape hot water jug with a melon finial, 24cm, a two handled sugar bowl and milk jug, 66oz gross. £500 - 800 233

225 A Victorian silver gilt sifter spoon, by Elizabeth Eaton, London 1850, Fiddle and Thread pattern, back engraved with the Tweeddale Arms and motto and a George III Old English Thread pattern sifter spoon by Eley and Fearn, London 1799, (2).

Provenance: The Marquess of Tweeddale and thence by descent. £60 - 100 226 A Victorian silver caddy spoon, makers marked rubbed, London 1872, scallop bowl, scrolled pattern handle and a George IV Fiddle pattern caddy spoon by George Knight, London 1820, (2). £80 - 120 227 A Victorian silver pear shape jug, by Roberts & Briggs, London 1863, embossed floral decoration, cast double scroll handle, engraved monogram, raised on three webbed feet, 6ozs, 14cm. £80 - 120

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228 A small Victorian silver vinaigrette, by Frances Clark, Birmingham 1843, engraved rococo scrolls, pierced gilt grille, 2cm, a George III navette shape oval box by Samuel Pemberton, 1792, engraved decoration, monogram within a shield cartouche, 3.cm and a George IV box by John Bettridge, Birmingham 1824, engraved decoration, 3.5cm, (3). £100 - 150 229 A matched pair of late Victorian silver faced photograph frames, by H Matthews, Chester 1898 and Birmingham 1900, scrolled rococo outlines with blank cartouches, set on blue velvet, 32cm x 23cm. £100 - 150 230 A late Victorian silver faced easel mirror, by Matthew John Jessop, Birmingham 1899, rectangular bevelled plate, silver faced frame with a blank rococo cartouche to the cresting, embossed design with floral Emblems of the Union, 61 x 41cm. £500 - 800

233 A Victorian silver presentation jardiniere, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1895 with twin winged herne and scrolled handles, the bowl of slightly swollen form with a cast foliate outline, embossed and repousee scrolls and semi gadrooned, 92oz, width 51cm, height 24cm on a wooden stand. £700 - 1000 234 A Victorian four-piece silver tea set, by Martin Hall & Co., Sheffield 1864, each of pedestal form, with beaded bands, blank shield cartouches, engraved festoons, with ribbon ties, teapot 24cm, water ewer 31cm, 78ozs gross in total. £700 - 1000 235 A Victorian silver mounted cut glass claret jug, by William Comyns, London 1896, the bowl of slightly flattened form, heavily cut, silver collar, hinged lid, scrolled handle, embossed and cast decoration with a mask head spout, engraved from “Sir Squire and Lady Bancroft 1899”, 28cm. £200 - 300 236 A Late Victorian silver caddy box, by Thomas Hayes, Birmingham 1898, oblong form with canted corners, embossed decoration of a classical procession, domed lid designed with dancing cherubs within a vine wreath, scrolled feet, 10oz, width 10.5cm. £100 - 150

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237 A Victorian electroplated horse hoof snuff box, rectangular box with fish formed supports, engraved decoration, 14cm. £50 - 80 238 A Continental silver beaker, probably Dutch, probably early 17th Century, of conventional flared form, with applied low girdle over a pressed moulded band, egg and dart moulded foot, contemporaneous crest under inscription band, KERCKE BEKER VAN SAXBM VERTEERT VAN DEN EE 1 TIAERT THO NANSVM, old repairs, 7ozs, 14cm. £1000 - 1500 239Y A pair of Continental silver and ivory figures, Eleanor of Aquitaine and Phillip IV of France, Berthold Muller, import marks for Chester 1905, the figures standing, the King in armour, with shield and sword, pierced square bases with canted corners, damage to ivory, 28oz gross in total, 22cm and 23cm. £1000 - 1500

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240 An Indian white metal and parcel gilt tankard, probably 19th Century, of swollen form with a domed lid, with a script band and script filled quatrefoil panels, light gadrooned coral mounted hinge to the domed lid, 6oz, 16cm. £80 - 120 241Y An Indian ebony and white metal model of a processional elephant, probably late 19th Century, with ivory tusks, set with semi-precious stones, 13cm. £50 - 80 242 A Chinese silver and niello ware cylindrical box, cast parcel gilt lid, designed with a bird and branches, the drum designed with stylised characters, two character seal mark, 3cm and two small Indian silver boxes, each with repousee decoration (3). £200 - 300 243 A pair of Edwardian glass conical shape whiskey noggins, with silver mounts, by Hukin & Heath, London 1904, 10cm, matching labels “Whiskey”, together with another noggin to match, Birmingham 1903 (5). £70 - 100

244 An Arts & Crafts style silver circular bowl, by William Mammatt & Son, Sheffield 1906, with three whiplash scroll handles, domed circular foot, 18ozs, 16.5cm. £150 - 200 245 An Art Nouveau five piece silver backed dressing table set, by William Aitken, Birmingham 1904, embossed decoration of flowers and scrolling tendrils, engraved monograms, comprising one mirror, 26cm, two hairbrushes and two clothes brushes in a silk lined black cloth case. £80 - 120 246 An American sterling silver toilette water decanter and stopper, Tiffany & Co., circa 1902-07, lobed ogee bowl, repousse decoration, scrolling foliage, 10ozs, 25cm. £600 - 800 247 A horn mounted silver table lighter, Asprey & Co. Ltd, London 1934, a spherical lighter, gimbal set, scrolled supports, length 36cm. £300 - 500

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248 A silver two-handled comport,

by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1948, pierced shallow bowl, engraved with vine tendrils and cartouches, cast rim with fruiting vines, scrolled handles, 28ozs, width 42cm. £400 - 600 249 A three-piece silver tea set, by Atkin Bros, Sheffield, 1923-26, oval form, lightly chamfered, including a teapot with ebonised handle and finial, 16cm, milk jug and two handled sugar bowl, 35ozs gross. £300 - 500 250 A German silver flask, designed as a grouse, Berthold Muller, import marks for Chester 1906, hinged wings, 23oz, 27cm and a similar model of a woodcock by Berthold Muller, import marks for London 1905, hinged wings, 20oz, 20cm, (2). £600 - 800

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251 A George III style silver cow creamer, by Garrard & Co Limited, London 1967, with a hinged lid, designed with an insect, 6oz, 11cm. £100 - 150 252 A pair of cast silver models of grouse, by William Comyns & Co Limited, London 1956, 15oz in total, 6cm. £150 - 200 253 A four-piece silver tea set, by D. Hill, Birmingham 1964, each piece of pedestal form, with a Celtic pattern cast collar, the teapot and hot water jug, with wooden handles and finials, 21 and 22cm respectively, 70ozs gross in total. £500 - 800

254 A chocolate brown leather travelling vanity case, by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company Limited, fitted interior with four glass scent bottles and four glass bowls, guilloche pattern pink enamel and silver mounted lids, London 1934, width 30cm. £200 - 300 255 A George III silver pair cased pocket watch, of Masonic interest, plain case, hallmark Birmingham 1802, white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, centred with Masonic motifs, verge movement, signed Dowdney, Manchester, No. 2322, with four pillars, engraved back plate, rosette pattern table, diameter 5.7cm. £200 - 400

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Jewellery

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260 A Georg Jensen sterling silver necklace, thirteen circular floral links, spaced by bars, each set with a circular cabochon cut synthetic blue sapphire, No. 5. £600 - 800 261 A pair of Georg Jensen sterling silver cuff-links, twin floral faces, with bar link, No. 21, boxed. £150 - 200 262 A Georg Jensen nineteen link silver gilt and white enamel daisy link necklace, length 39cm. £250 - 350 263 A Georg Jensen silver abstract brooch, No. 360. £100 - 150

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264 An Edwardian bar brooch, central cluster with six oval cabochon cut opals, spaced by rubies, surrounding central old cut diamond, yellow metal bar. £150 - 200

268 A Victorian rose metal half hinged bangle, set with nine graduating oval cabochon turquoise, spaced by pairs of old cut diamonds. £300 - 500

265 A yellow metal leaping frog brooch, set with old cut diamonds, 50mm. £300 - 500

269 A 15ct hallmarked gold 5.8mm wide ten sided engine turned bangle, Birmingham 1928, 15grms. £200 - 300

266 A Victorian style yellow metal half hinged bangle, with three oval cabochon cut garnets and four pearls to the ornate twisted rope design front, (repair to back). £200 - 300 267 A Victorian yellow metal half hinged Etruscan style bangle, with wire and bead-work decoration to the front, frost gilded, with a three bar back. £150 - 200

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270 A yellow metal aquamarine set bracelet, the tones in open circular mounts, spaced by three bar links, stamped 15ct. £200 - 300 271 A diamond solitaire ring, brilliant cut stone, approx 0.45 carat, claw set in an 18ct white gold mount. £300 - 500

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272 A diamond solitaire ring, brilliant cut stone, approx. 1 carat, claw set in a platinum mount. £1000 - 1500 273 A diamond solitaire ring, brilliant cut stone, approx. 2.7 carat, claw set, in a platinum mount. £3000 - 5000 274 A diamond ring, Princess cut stone, four-claw set, in an 18ct white gold mount, with three tapered baguette cut stones to each shoulder, major stone approx. 0.58 carat. £1500 - 2000 275 A three-stone diamond ring, brilliant cut stones, illusion set in a yellow and white metal setting, stamped 18ct. £600 - 800 276 A diamond half eternity ring, white metal mount set with eight brilliant cut diamonds, stamped 18ct. £300 - 500 277 A half eternity ring, channel set, with eleven Princess cut diamonds, total weight approx. 0.50 carat, shank marked 14k. £200 - 300

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278 A diamond set dress ring, of abstract design, twenty-one evenly matched stones, individually claw set, white metal mount, diamond weight approximately 0.35 carat each, total 7.35carats. £7000 - 9000

283 An Edwardian opal and diamond half hoop ring, three oval cabochon cut opals, spaced by six old cut diamonds, yellow metal mounts, stamped 18CT. £300 - 500

279 A diamond set snowflake design open cluster ring, central brilliant cut diamond, surrounded by sixteen brilliant cut diamonds and eight baguette cut diamonds, 18ct white gold mount. £600 - 800

284 A citrine and diamond oval cluster dress ring, the mixed cut citrine 18mms x 14mms, surrounded by brilliant cut diamonds and with nine diamonds to each shoulder, white metal setting. £400 - 600

280 A lady’s ruby and diamond dress ring, Art Deco style with a line of rubies to the centre and diamond set stepped sides, white metal shank, marked PT. £700 - 1000

285 A gentleman’s diamond set yellow metal ring, old brilliant cut stone, stamped 18ct and Plat. £600 - 800

281 A rose diamond and pearl set Art Deco style dress ring, three pearls vertically set, in an open wire-work frame, white metal set, marked ‘P’. £350 - 500 282 A sapphire and diamond oval cluster dress ring, oval mixed cut sapphire encircled by two rows of brilliant cut diamonds, white metal mounts, stamped 18ct. £1000 - 1500

286 A gentleman’s diamond set yellow metal ring, old brilliant cut cushion shaped stone, approx. 1.3 carat, stamped 18ct. £1300 - 1800 287 A three-stone diamond drop pendant, 18ct white gold mount, on a fine trace-link chain. £300 - 500

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288 A Victorian teardrop shape pendant, with pink cabochon cut stone, in a closed back setting, with applied rose cut diamond star to centre and cap to top, similar suspension, on a trace-link chain. £150 - 200 289 An Edwardian yellow metal pendant, set with an old brilliant cut diamond to the centre with open scrolling stamped 18, on a modern 18ct gold barley link chain, length 46cm. £200 - 300

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291 A 9ct rose gold curb-link single albert, 41cm, fitted with two swivel fasteners, 45grms. £400 - 600 292 A Victorian yellow metal guard chain, oval belcher link, 154cm, fitted with a swivel fastener, small plate, stamped 9c, 19grms approx. £150 - 200

293 A pair of ruby and diamond oval cluster drop earrings, the central ruby surrounded by ten eight-cut diamonds, shepherd’s crook fitting. £150 - 200 294 A pair of diamond cluster ear studs, central brilliant cut diamond, surrounded by eight small diamonds. £300 - 500

290 A Victorian yellow metal guard chain, belcher and wire link, 160cm, fitted with a bolt-ring fastener, small plate stamped 9c, 30grms approx. £250 - 350

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295 A lady’s Art Deco diamond set white metal cocktail watch, rectangular silvered dial, with arabic numerals, Buren Swiss movement, diamond set bezel and shoulders and links to cord bracelet. £300 - 500 296 A lady’s Accurist wristwatch, square silvered baton dial, in a 9ct white gold case, with integral bark textured milanese bracelet. £250 - 350 297 A lady’s Omega wristwatch, circular baton dial, diamond set bezel, in an 18ct white gold case, a flexible white gold bracelet, attached to the watch with diamond set shoulders. £600 - 800 298 A lady’s Omega dress watch, oval champagne baton dial, in a 9ct yellow gold tapered textured milanese bracelet. £250 - 350 299 A lady’s Longines Quartz wristwatch, circular cream baton dial, 9ct gold case, No. 19423208, fitted with a 9ct gold bark link textured bracelet, by Wristware. £200 - 300

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300 A lady’s Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust wristwatch, champagne dial with diamond points, date aperture and sweep seconds, 18ct yellow gold case, with integral link bracelet. £5000 - 7000 301 A lady’s Rolex Oyster Perpetual wristwatch, black baton dial with date aperture and sweep seconds, stainless steel case with integral bracelet. £600 - 800 302 A gentleman’s Tag Heuer Carrera automatic chronometer wristwatch, with Tachymeter bezel and subsidiary chronograph dials, black dial, stainless steel case, movement aperture to the underside, No. 1730457CAV511C, (boxed with paperwork).S £1800 - 2000 303 A gentleman’s Rolex Oyster Imperial Chronometer wristwatch, circular Arabic dial, with subsidiary seconds dial, in a stainless steel tonneau shaped case, engraved on the case back, “BREVET 111978 3116”, on a leather strap. £150 - 200

304 A gentleman’s Rolex Oysterdate wristwatch, silvered baton dial with date aperture and sweep seconds, stainless steel case, with integral link bracelet. £350 - 500 305 A gentleman’s Omega wristwatch, champagne baton dial, in a 9ct gold case with integral milanese 9ct gold bracelet. £350 - 500 306 A gentleman’s Jaguar chronograph wristwatch, with subsidiary dial, in a stainless steel case, Model No. J651 limited edition, 2649/3000, with box and paperwork. £300 - 500 307 An early Victorian 18ct yellow gold open faced pocket watch, London 1838, bright cut engraved dial, with Roman numerals to the chapter ring, outer bezel with multi-coloured gold leaves, case back engine turned, lever movement, No. 2137, diameter 43mm. £300 - 500

Books

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315Ω John Nichols, “The History and Antiquities of the County of Leicester”, volume I only, in two parts, London 1795 and 1815, some copied-in preliminary pages, engraved plates, folio, rebound half calf, (2). £200 - 300 316Ω John Harwood Hill, “The History of Market Harborough, Leicester 1875”, together with “The History of the Parish of Langton, Leicester 1867”, rebound, morocco spine, folio (2). £200 - 300 317

317 Walt Whitman & Edward Carpenter An envelope frontis addressed to” Edward Carpenter, Millthorpe, Near Chesterfield, England” and with the sender’s address “Walt Whitman, Camden NJ, America”, stamped and franked, Camden Dis.8?, the envelope torn at the edges and folded, 17 x 29cm, together with three envelope fascias addressed to Fred H. Hart, Hallgate, Cottingham, Hull, England, two with stamps removed, franked, Cosmus P.A., 1894 and a book Frank Shay, “The Bibliograpy of Walt Whitman”, New York 1920, (5).

Footnote: The envelope written in Whitman’s own hand. Edward Carpender (1844-1929) was a prominent campaigner for homosexual equality and social reform. Carpenter was greatly influence by Whitman’s “Leaves of Grass and Democratic Vistas” and in May 1877 travelled to Camden, New Jersey to visit Whitman. Their complex relationship was discussed by Martin Murray “Walt Whitman, Edward Carpenter, Gavin Arthur, and the Circle of Sex”, Walt Whitman Quartley Review, Volume 22, No. 4 (2005) pp.194-198.

We take Fred H. Hart to be the Nevada frontier journalist and humorist, author of “The Sazarac Lying Club” 1878. £100 - 150 318Ω Lady Wentworth, “Thoroughbred Racing Stock and Its Ancestors”, London 1928, half tone and colour illustrations, 4to, scarlet cloth. £40 - 60

319Ω Geoffrey Gambado, “An Academy for Grown Horsemen, Containing the Completest Instructions for Walking, Trotting, Cantering, Galloping, Stumbling and Tumbling”, London 1787”, illustrated with soft ground etchings after Henry Bunbury, (repairs and old restorations), 4to, half spine defective. £50 - 80 320Ω Robert T. Vyner, “Notitia Venatica - A Treatise on Fox-Hunting”, new edition revised, corrected and enlarged by William Blew, in two volumes, London, n.d. 8vo, tooled cloth, (2 volumes). £40 - 60 321Ω Thomas Hitt, “A Treatise on FruitTrees”, second edition, London 1757, folding plates, 8vo, calf, defective. £40 - 60 322Ω R.S. Surtees, “Handley Cross”, Mr Sponge’s Sporting Tour”, “Ask Momma”, “Plain or Ringlets” and “Mr Facey Romford’s Hounds”, printed for subscribers, Bradbury, Agnew & Co., London, hand coloured plates, 8vo, uniform half morocco, (6 volumes). £100 - 150

323Ω John Flower, “Views of Ancient Buildings in the Town and County of Leicester, drawn from nature and on stone”, published by the artist 1827, card boards, folio defective. £100 - 150 324Ω Auberon Waugh, “The Last Word - An Eye Witness Account of the Trial of Jeremy Thorpe, Boston and Toronto”, 1980, inscribed and signed by Jeremy Thorpe with dust wrapper. Edward Lear, “The Two Old Batchelors”, illustrated by Paul Galdone, Bodley, London 1962, with dust wrapper and a collection of four original illustrations derived from themes from J.R.R. Tolkien, initialled E.P.R, 8/69 £30 - 50 325Ω George Baker, “The History and Antiquities of the County of Northampton” in two vols, London 1822-41, with a portrait of the author and engravings, library plate for Lord Lilford, royal folio, green, half morocco. £300 - 500

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326Ω Franklin Hudson, “The Brasses of Northamptonshire”, London 1853, with copies in tinted lithography and bronze of the sepulchral brasses of Northamptonshire, large folio, half brown calf, Rev. W.F. Creeny, “A Book of Facsimiles of Medieaval Brasses on the Continent of Europe”, London and Norwich 1884, photo-lithographic plates, atlas folio, morocco spine and Albert Hartshorne, “The Recumbent Monumental Effigies in Northamptonshire”, London 1876, (defective), (3). £200 - 300 327Ω Charles Dickens, seven titles: “Barnaby Rudge” 1849, “The Life and Adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit” 1850, “Sketches by Boz” 1850, “American Notes for General Circulation” 1850, “Posthumous Papers of Pickwick Club” 1857, “The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby” 1858 and “The Old Curiosity Shop” 1858, uniform half calf, bound by D Cruse, Clerkenwell, bindings defective, some loose pages. £70 - 100

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328Ω H.G. Wells, “The Time Machine, an Invention”, first edition, Heinemann, London 1895, Pioneer Series, advertisement facing title and with publisher’s catalogue, end pages, original cloth. £200 - 300 329Ω John Cary, “Cary’s New Map of England and Wales with Part of Scotland and Which are Carefully Laid Down All the Direct and Principal Crossroads, the Course of the Rivers and Navigable Canals...”, London 1794, hand coloured maps in a leather cover, badly damaged to the lower corner and to the leather fold. £200 - 300 330Ω David Sanctuary Howard, “Chinese Armorial Porcelain”, Faber & Faber, London 1974, signed and inscribed by the author, with dust wrapper. £300 - 500

331Ω Winston Spencer Churchill, “Marlborough, His Life and Times”, three volumes (of four), George Harrap & Co Limited, 1933, 1934 and 1938, volume one marked as a limited edition, 62/155, signed by the author, book plate of Sir Frederick Richmond Bart, morocco calf. £70 - 100 332Ω Clementine Dundas Bartolucci “Flowers from Nature”, an album of sixteen studies, mounted as fifteen in a tooled green morocco obverse folio album, bound for William Brown, Edinburgh, the front is inscribed “These studies of flowers from nature are the work of Clementine Dundas Bartolucci, mother of the Marquess of Tweeddale.” £100 - 150

Pictures

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335 Charles Hunt after John Frederick Herring “Rockingham, the Winner of the Great St Ledger Stakes at Doncaster, 1833”, hand-coloured aquatint, image size 31 x 41cm, and three others from the same series: “Dangerous the Winner of the Derby Stakes at Epsom, 1833” and “The Queen of Trumps, won the Oaks Stakes.... at Epsom, 1835” and “Margrave, the Winner of the Great St. Ledger Stakes at Doncaster, 1832” all in verre eglomise mounts, (4). £150 - 200 336 John Cother Webb after Sir Joshua Reynolds “The Laughing Girl”, colour mezzotint, image size 47 x 37cm, and another colour mezzotint, “Waking Venus” by Wallace Hester, 45 x 35cm. £50 - 80 337 William Woollett after Benjamin West “The Death of General Wolfe”, hand-coloured engraving, image size 42 x 59cm. £70 - 100 338 Richard and Charles Rosenberg after James Pollard “The Grand Entrance to Hyde Park”, hand-coloured aquatint, image size 41 x 62cm, in a verre eglomise mount. £200 - 300

339 Charles and George Hunt after Francis Calcraft Turner “Vale of Aylesbury Steeplechase...1836”, plates 1 and 2, hand-coloured aquatints, image size 33 x 56cm, in verre eglomise mounts, (2). £70 - 100 340 John Conde after Richard Cosway Mrs Fitztherbert, engraving on silk, first published 1792, 30cm x 22cm, and John Agar after Richard Cosway, Mrs Duff, engraving on silk, 30cm x 25cm, (2). £50 - 80 341 J Schmitz after William Redmore Bigg The Sailor Boy’s Return From a Prosperous Voyage, hand coloured stipple engraving, mounted within the plate mark, visible, 38cm x 47cm in a verre eglomise mount, and a companion print, A Ship Wrecked Sailor Boy Telling His Story at a Cottage Door, (2). £80 - 120 342 Bernard Baron after “Old” Franks The Christian Virtues, a set of six engravings, first published London 1728, captioned in English and French, 49cm x 37cm, (6).

Provenance: Wistow Hall, Leicestershire Footnote: The Biblical source being Matthew’s Gospel, Chapter 25. £200 - 300

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343 Kunisada Two kakemono-e prints, one depicting a geisha standing turning her head towards the right, another depicting a young girl in an elaborate dancer’s costume wearing a hat standing under a cherry blossom, signed Kochoro Kunsada ga, 67 x 22cm (2).

Provenance: Hazelrigg Collection, Noseley Hall, Sotheby’s sale Noseley Hall, Leicestershire, September 1998, lot 509 £200 - 300 344 T. Ivester Lloyd, after Otter Hunting; Swimming their Otter; The Drag; The Mark; and the Kill, a series of four over-painted colour prints, each 32.5 x 22.5cm, (4). £150 - 200 345 T. Ivester Lloyd The Otter Hunt, a pair, with hounds and huntsmen in river landscapes, signed, watercolours, 50 x 30cm, (2). £500 - 800

346 John Millington, “Mount Stewart, Full Sail”, signed, watercolour, 36 x 27cm, and a similar watercolour by the same hand, (2). £150 - 200 347 Sir Albert Edward Richardson Kingsbridge, Devon, initialled, pencil with colour wash, 21cm x 28cm. £50 - 80 348 Thomas Bush Hardy Off Portsmouth, signed, dated 1894, watercolour with body colour, 23cm x 41cm. £400 - 600 349 Ascribed to Jean Louis Demarne River scenes with figures, gouache drawings, 15cm x 20.5cm.

Provenance: The Marquess of Tweeddale and thence by descent. £300 - 500

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350 Ascribed Pieter Van Loo Still Life with Flowers in a Vase and a Birds Nest, bears signature “Pr=Van Loo”, watercolour, 40.5cm x 32cm, and another work, Still life watercolour, attributed to Pieter Van Loo, 40.4cm x 30cm (2).

Provenance: Marquess of Tweeddale and thence by descent. £1000 - 1500 351 Dirk Langendijk Landscape with Cattle crossing

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the River, signed and dated 1796, en grisaille drawing, 23cm x 33cm.

Provenance: Marquess of Tweeddale and thence by descent. £400 - 600 352 Attributed John Dixon on Bath portrait of Lady, by a window, bears signature and dated 1775, pencil drawing with colour wash, 19cm x 16cm.

Provenance: Marquess of Tweeddale and thence by descent. £100 - 150 353 John Raphael-Smith Portrait studies, both signed and indistinctly inscribed, pencil with colour wash, verre eglomise mounts, visible 17cm x13cm.

Footnote: Said to be Ladies in Waiting to Queen Charlotte. £200 - 300

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353A Walter Goddard T Fly fishing, signed and dated ’83, oil on canvas, 100 x 65cm. £250 - 350

354 J W Childer Portraits of Young Ladies, each half length seated, both indistinctly signed and inscribed 38 Strand, watercolour with body colour, 20cm x 17cm.

Provenance: Marquess Tweeddale and thence by descent. £70 - 100 355 Ascribed to Henry Edridge Portrait of a Gentleman, head and shoulders length, pencil drawing, 21cm x 16cm, and another drawing conceivably by the same hand, (2). £50 - 80 356 Frank Wasley Venetian Light, signed, watercolour with gouache, 36cm x 52cm. £600 - 800 357 Anthony Devis The Needles, Isle of Wight, initialled, en grisaille watercolour, 17 x 26cm. £80 - 120 358 Anthony Van Dyke Copley Fielding An old church, signed, watercolour, 44 x 34cm. £100 - 150 359 William Mellor “On the Burbadoe, Derbyshire”, signed, oil on canvas, 31 x 46cm. £300 - 500 360 A. Vickers “The River Crossing”, bears signature, oil on relined canvas, 34 x 43cm. £150 - 200

361 Follower of Frederick Goodall “By the Nile”, bears monogram, oil on canvas, 26 x 41cm. £500 - 800 362 Arthur Suker “The Meeting of the Waters, Bolton Woods”, signed, watercolour, 46 x 68cm. £200 - 300 363 Ascribed to Salvator Rosa Figures Beside an Estuary with Bathers, inscribed on the mount, watercolour, 12cm x 19cm. £800 - 1200 365 Follower of Nicolas Poussin Capriccio with classical ruins figures in the foreground, oil on relined canvas, 66cm x 97cm, mounted as an overmantel over a tripartite glass, gilt frame with egg and dart moulding and beading, 108cm x 102cm overall. £2000 - 3000 366 Follower of Giovanni Battista Piranesi Arch of Septimus Severus with figures and animals in the foreground, a capriccio, oil on relined canvas 77cm x 97cm, mounted within an overmantel over a three piece panel, gilt gesso frame, 140cm x 110cm overall. £1000 - 1500

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367 Follower of Antonio da Correggio Lamentation over the Dead Christ, oil on relined canvas, 30 x 41cm. £300 - 500 368 Daniel van der Putten Dutch style winter scene with figures skating, signed, oil on panel, 31 x 46cm. £250 - 350 369 Henry Dawson “The Mouth of the Thames”, signed and dated 71, oil on canvas, 51 x 76cm. £500 - 800 370 English School ‘Golden Age’, a naval frigate off the coast, oil on relined canvas, 61 x 91cm. £800 - 1200

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371 Ascribed Jan Wynants River landscapes with figures, a pair, oil on oak panels, 14cm x 19cm. £300 - 500 372 Dutch School, 19th Century Wagon by a Cottage. oil on relined canvas.

31cm x 44cm. £100 - 150

373 Giovanni Grubacs Doge’s Palace with a Ponte della Paglia, Venice, signed, oil on board, 15 x 24cm.

Provenance: Philip Knight Wrigley, the American chewing gum manufacturer and major league baseball executive; a gift to Miss Cooper and thence by descent. £5000 - 7000

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374 After Sir David Wilkie Distraining For Rent, enamel on panel, (said to be ivory), 15cm x 22cm.

Footnote: The original painting being in the Scottish National Gallery, Edinburgh. £200 - 300 375 Jakob Emmanuel Gaisser Figures at table, signed, oil on panel, 45 x 59cm. £1500 - 2000

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376 English School Portrait of a Gentleman, said to be Sir Richard Wingfield of Tickencote, head and shoulders in a feigned oval, oil on relined canvas, 71cm x 60cm. £500 - 800 377 follower of Godfrey Kneller A Gentleman, half length, oil on re-lined canvas, 73cm x 61cm. £500 - 800 378 American School Charlotte Hodges, wife Marcus Morton, head and shoulders length, oil on canvas, oval slip, visible 70cm x 56cm.

Footnote: Charlotte Hodges, (1787-1873), was the wife of Marcus Morton, (1784-1864), the American lawyer, jurist and politician who served two terms as Governor of Massachusetts. £200 - 300

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379AR Cecil Kennedy, Spring flowers in a vase, signed, oil on canvas, 36 x 46cm.

Provenance: Acquired by Mr & Mrs Cooper, Hove, circa 1960; thence by descent. £2000 - 3000

380AR Cecil Kennedy, Roses in a vase, signed, oil on canvas, 36 x 46cm.

Provenance: Acquired by Mr & Mrs Cooper, Hove, circa 1960; thence by descent. £2000 - 3000 381 Ludwig Augustin Still Life of Precious Objects, signed, oil on board, 39cm x 31cm. £300 - 500

382 William Frederick Witherington Waiting for the Ferry, signed, oil on relined canvas, 88cm x 118cm Exhibited: Art Treasures Exhibition, Manchester 1857 Footnote: The Art Treasures of Great Britain Exhibition remains the largest art exhibition to be held in Britain, with over 16,000 works

383 Continental School Cattle in a landscape, oil on canvas, 76 x 142cm. £400 - 600

on display. It attracted over 1.3 million visitors during the 142 days it was open.

Provenance: Marquess of Tweeddale and thence by descent. £3000 - 5000

385 Anglo-Dutch School Study of a Spaniel, indistinctly signed, oil on metal panel, 17cm x 24cm, three others by the same hand, (4). £400 - 600

384 Norwich School Wagon crossing a stone bridge, oil on canvas, 31 x 40cm. £100 - 150

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386 Henry Frederick Lucas Lucas “Golden Valley” and “Red Sea”, pair of equine portraits, both titled, signed and dated 1909, oil on canvas, 36 x 46cm, (2). £700 - 1000

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387 George Paice “Freemason”, portrait of a hunter, signed and dated 87, oil on canvas, (damaged), 51 x 69cm. £250 - 350 388 J.F. Herring Horses, goats and a dog by a hay canopy, bears signature, oil on relined canvas, 54 x 43cm. £1500 - 2000 389 Follower of John Frederick Herring The Farmers Friends, horses in a stable and pigs, bears signature, oil on canvas, feigned oval, 58cm x 58cm. £500 - 800

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390 Edward Hersey The Farmyard, signed, oil on canvas, 31cm x 51cm. £600 - 800 391 Follower of John Crome An old barn, oil on relined canvas, 59 x 50cm. £100 - 150 392 Henry James Holding Autumn landscape with a figure and two horses, signed and dated 1867, oil on board, 33 x 45cm. £300 - 500 393 George Garrard Chestnut horse with a Terrier in landscape, oil on relined canvas, 65cm x 90cm.

Provenance: with Arthur Ackermann and Sons Limited, 3 Old Bond Street, London. £1000 - 1500

394 Charles Henry Schwanfelder Staffordshire terrier and a cat in a tree, signed, oil on relined canvas, 63cm x 75cm. £500 - 800 395 Thomas Henry Thomas Cattle by a ford and cattle on a pathway, a pair, both signed, oil on relined canvas, 61cm x 46cm. £500 - 800 396 Frank Thomas Carter Mill on the Greta, Cumberland, signed Frank Thomas and indistinctly dated, possibly 83, oil on canvas, 76 x 64cm. £300 - 500 397 Attributed to Edith Martineau River landscapes, a pair, monogrammed, oil on canvas, 45 x 26cm. £100 - 150 398 Claude McArthur Scottish river landscape, signed, oil on canvas, 51 x 76cm. £100 - 150 399 M. Jacobi Abbey ruins, signed, oil on canvas, 31 x 52cm £100 - 150 400 Anthony Robert Klitz Cirencester Cathedral, signed, oil on canvas, 31 x 51cm. £200 - 300

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401 John Henry Dearle Coastal Scene with figures, oil on canvas, a tondo, diameter 35cm. £1000 - 1500 402 Alfred East River landscape, watercolour, 23 x 17cm, labelled verso “By Sir Alfred East, purchased from Lady East”. £100 - 150 403 Sydney G.** Woodland landscape with a brook, indistinctly signed, oil on canvas, 51 x 71cm. £100 - 150

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406 Francesco Miralles Y Galup Young Ladies, each in a landscape setting, a pair both signed, oil on board, 20cm x 8cm.

Provenance: Marquess of Tweeddale and thence by descent. £800 - 1200

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404 Robert Pell Beached fishing boats, signed Pell, oil on canvas, 60 x 86cm. £70 - 100 405 Follower of Eugene Boudin Beach scene with figures, oil on panel, 51 x 86cm. £250 - 350

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407 Juan Antonio Gonzalles Contemplation, a young lady by a stream, signed and dated Paris 1881, oil on mahogany panel, unframed, 33cm x 22.5cm. £300 - 500 408 Philip Connard, attributed Gathering Blackberries, depicting a woman and child in a landscape,, oil on board, 27 x 33cm. £500 - 800

409AR Gordon King Reflected Beauty, signed, oil on canvas, 77cm x 51cm. £1000 - 1500

413AR John Theodore Kenney The Fernie towards Saddington signed and dated 1957, oil on board, 48 x 59cm. £200 - 300

410 * Reward, Still life of roses, signed and dated 51, oil on canvas, 47 x 41cm. £100 - 150

416AR Samuel Marriott meet at East Langton, signed and inscribed East Langton, oil on canvas, 51cm x 61cm. £400 - 600

411 Thomas Worsey Still life of fruit on a mossy bank, signed, oil on canvas, 35 x 27cm. £300 - 500 412 Henry Thomas Schafer Cawdebec sur Seine and Ficamp, Normandy, Both monogrammed and dated 1888, inscribed verso, oil on canvas, 40cm x 30cm, (2). £500 - 800

417AR Samuel Marriott First to Arrive, Neville Holt, signed and dated ‘88, oil on board, 50cm x 56cm. £300 - 500 418AR Samuel Marriott The Final Furlong, signed, oil on canvas, 51cm x 61cm. £400 - 600 419AR John Lines Upland Winter, signed, oil on board, 74 x 74cm. £150 - 200

420AR John Lines Meandering stream, signed, oil on canvas, 45 x 61cm. £70 - 100

427 Kenneth Jamieson Waterfalls, initialled, oil on canvas, 72cm x 80cm. £100 - 150

421AR John Lines Winter Colours, signed, oil on board, 37 x 44cm. £70 - 100

428AR Philip Connard Boxing Contest, inscribed “To Percy Lancaster from Philip Connard 1922”, oil on board, 39 x 30cm. £500 - 800

422AR John Lines Christmas Afternoon, signed, oil on board, 36 x 44cm. £70 - 100 423AR John Lines Village Kick-about, signed, oil on board, 36 x 44cm. £70 - 100 424AR John Lines Flooded meadows, signed, oil on board, 61cm x 76cm. £150 - 200 425AR John Lines Thistle brook, signed, oil on board, 75cm x 60cm. £150 - 200 426 V * W * (Scandinavian or West Russian?)

Winter scene and a pathway in spring, a pair, both initialled and one dated 1906, oil on canvas board, 31 x 18cm, (2). £200 - 300

429 Domenico Purificato Boy and Cat, (Ragazzo con Gatto), signed, titled and dated 1961 verso, oil on canvas, 100 x 70cm. £500 - 800

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430 Maggie Laubser Hut in a landscape, signed, oil on board, 20 x 23cm. £1000 - 1500 431 E. Closson Garden fountain, signed, oil on canvas, 90 x 125cm. £300 - 400

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432 E. Grossman Peacocks by a pond, bears signature, oil on canvas, 183 x 122cm. £400 - 600 433 English School Ballerina, unsigned, inscribed verso, “HIRSCHENAUER, pupil of Proff Habermann”, oil on board, 98 x 70cm. £400 - 600

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444 A mahogany Chippendale style display table, early 20th Century, rectangular hinged top with a gadrooned moulded outline, shaped apron with scallop and acanthus, slender scrolled cabriole legs, double scroll X stretchers, 84cm x 51cm. £250 - 350 445 An impressive thirty-six light cut glass chandelier, scrolled branches issuing from nine S-scrolls, each with lobed and dished sconces, faceted droplets, swags and pendants, 103cm deep, diameter 140cm. £300 - 500

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435 Persian runner, dark blue ground with three medallions and stylised flowers, light blue floral border, 532 x 118cm. £150 - 200 436 Persian runner, blue ground with floral pattern, red ground stylised border, 570 x 118cm, damaged. £150 - 200 437 A George III mahogany night table, of small proportions, with raised gallery, panelled door, square moulded legs, width 33cm, depth 33cm £150 - 200 438 A Victorian mahogany cheval mirror, arched plate, scrolled supports, serpentine platform, outward scrolled feet, width 87cm, height 155cm. £300 - 400 439 An early Victorian rosewood card table, rectangular fold over top, with an ogee moulded outline enclosing a circular baize inset, shaped apron with a central cartouche, scrolls and flowers, leaf capped pear shape column, moulded and scrolled legs with foliate knees, split top, width 91cm, depth 45cm. £100 - 200 38 | FURNITURE

440 A set of eight George III style mahogany dining chairs, early 19th Century, comprising a pair of elbow chairs, width 63cm and six side chairs, (8). £400 - 600 441 A William IV rosewood stretcher table, rectangular top with a bead moulded outline, slender uprights supported by cross rails, 77cm x 46cm. £200 - 300 442 A George III satinwood and mahogany bookcase secretaire, cavetto moulded cornice, glazed panelled doors to the upper section enclosing shelves, secretaire drawer enclosing an interior with a baize writing surface, pigeon holes and drawers, (one missing), two doors under enclosing three slides, bracket feet, width 95cm, height 217cm, depth 52cm. £200 - 300 443 A Louix XVI style matched three piece lounge suite, upholstered in trellis pattern salmon coloured cotton brocade, comprising a canape, moulded and beaded outline, fluted column uprights, terminating in outward scrolls, ringed and fluted legs, width 132cm, and a pair of bergeres with beaded and moulded outlines, acanthus carved uprights to the scrolled arms, fluted legs, width 66cm (3). £500 - 800

446 A French Third Republic style mahogany and gilt metal vitrine, labelled S&H Jewell, Little Queens, Holborn, W.C., with a marble slab, applied cartouche and scrolled frieze, canted corners with corbel appliques, glazed door enclosing plate glass shelves, shaped legs with sabots, width 71cm, height 161cm, depth 38cm. £800 - 1200 447 A Regency book rack on stand, black painted and with painted detail, the rack with a carrying handle and a configuration of two short and a single long drawer, the base with a further drawer, square tapering legs, X stretchers, width 40cm, height 112cm, depth 22cm. £150 - 200 448 A pair of cinnabar painted rectangular stands, in the Chinese style, gilt painted with roundels of phoenix, shaped aprons, 40cm x 35cm, height 41cm. £80 - 120 449 A Chinese Chippendale style mahogany silver table, 19th Century, rectangular top, blind fretwork decoration to the frieze and uprights, fretted brackets, up curved X stretchers of conforming design, 92cm x 60cm. £1000 - 1500 450 A George III style mahogany card table, 19th Century, rectangular fold over top with projecting corners, baize lined interior fitted with a single frieze drawer, turned legs with capped knees, pad feet, width 83cm, depth 41cm. £150 - 200

451 A Chinese Chippendale style mahogany and stained beechwood centre table, circa 1900, serpentine outlines with rosette and ribbon twist mouldings, a blind fretwork frieze with arcading joined by rails, pierced scroll brackets, cluster column supports, 88cm x 59cm. £250 - 400 452 A George III mahogany secretaire dressing table, rectangular top with rounded corners and a moulded edge, secretaire drawer flap fronted, enclosing writing surface and a configuration of drawers and pigeon holes, three drawers to each pedestal and a recessed cupboard, bracket feet, damaged and substantial restoration, width 88cm, height 86cm, depth 47cm. £150 - 250 453 A mahogany longcase clock, circular silvered dial, signed Jno Fray, London, Roman numerals and Arabic minute divisions, subsidiary second dial and with a date aperture, eight day two chain movement, case with a broken triangular architectural pediment and brass finials, long door, plinth base, bracket feet, height 223cm. £2000 - 3000

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454 A George III mahogany chest of drawers, rectangular top with a rounded edge, fitted with a brushing slide over four graduating long drawers, bracket feet, old damage and some refurbishment, width 81cm, height 83cm, depth 44cm. £300 - 400 455 A George III style mahogany extending dining table, crossbanding and stringing, demi lune ends, single drop leaf table centre and with two additional leaves, 310cm x 112cm. £700 - 1000 456 A George III mahogany serpentine chest of drawers, ogee moulded outline, fitted with four graduating drawers, lacquered brass bail handles, canted corners with blind fretwork, bracket feet, width 104cm, height 86cm, depth 61cm. £2000 - 3000 457 A George III mahogany chest on chest, dentil and cavetto cornice, the upper section fitted with two short and three long drawers, with blind fretwork decoration to the canted corners, three long drawers below on bracket feet, width 107cm, height 185cm, depth 52cm. £300 - 500

458 A George IV mahogany press cupboard, ogee moulded cornice, plain frieze, two panel doors to the upper section with two long drawers under, bracket feet, width 126cm, height 182cm, depth 59cm. £400 - 600 459 A George III mahogany demi lune sideboard, moulded edge, fitted with central drawer over spandrel brackets, flanked by deep drawers, each with dummy fascias and with dummy drawers, square tapering legs, width 153cm, height 90cm, depth 74cm. £1000 - 1500 460 A William IV rosewood library table, rectangular top with a moulded edge, fitted with two frieze drawers matched by dummy drawers, tapering straight sided columns, terminating in a lobed floret, scrolled feet, 123cm x 70cm. £700 - 900 461 A George III inlaid mahogany slope front cutlery box, with marquetry foliate oval, pilaster motifs and pendants, crossbanding and stringing, double serpentine front, fitted interior, width 26cm, height 38cm. £300 - 400

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466 A late Victorian mahogany bracket clock, gilt metal appliques, urn finials and fluted Corinthian columns, arched brass face with silvered chapter ring, supplementary Chime-Silent, Slow-Fast and Eight-Bells/Westminster dials, cast spandrels, movement striking on eight bells and five gongs, height overall 77cm. £700 - 1000 467 A large Tabriz style carpet, stylised floral decoration with scrolling tendrils on a pistachio field, border with guards, 625 x 400cm. £1000 - 1500 468 An early Victorian simulated rosewood library chair, of small size, hoop back, caned panelled bob cushion, (distressed), ringed and fluted legs, brass toes and casters, width 56cm, height 86cm. £100 - 150

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462 A leather cordite bucket, printed with alms and motto, AIMEZ VERITE, strap handle, 37cm. £400 - 600 462A A George III style mahogany Gainsborough chair, buttoned brown leather upholstery, moulded arms and legs, H stretchers, width 67cm. £80 - 120

463 A George III satinwood and simulated satinwood table cabinet, with herringbone stringing, painted floral swags in the Neo Classical style, and incorporating applied printed reserves after John Flaxman, two doors enclosing six drawers, bracket feet, width 31cm, height 27cm, depth 16cm. £150 - 200 464 A Victorian oak cuboid decanter box, brass outlines, recessed bail handles, fitted with four cut-glass spirit decanters, each lipped, polygonal stoppers with plated labels, width 21cm. £200 - 300 465 An early Victorian inlaid mahogany banjo shape wall barometer, silvered charts, signed Bernascone and Co., Leeds, baluster profile, broken swan neck pediment, boxwood stringing and shell marquetry ovals, 106cm. £200 - 300

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469 A Regency rosewood and brass inlaid sofa table, with ornamental inlaid scroll work, D shape flaps, fitted with two frieze drawers, matched by dummy drawers, hoop under section, incurved platform, splayed legs, brass lion paw toes and castors, width closed 89cm, depth 66cm, damaged. £300 - 500 470 A William IV mahogany tambour front desk, enclosing a fitted interior with seven drawers, pigeon holes, retractable writing surface, centre section hinged on a ratchet, two drawers under, square tapering legs, brass toes and castors, width 92cm, depth 67cm, height 96cm. £1000 - 1500 471 A George III mahogany and marquetry card table, rectangular fold over top with an inlaid oval, matching spandrels, baize lined interior, plain frieze with stringing, square tapering legs with marquetry oval terminals, substantial damage, width 92cm, depth 43cm. £100 - 150

472 A George II style walnut chest on stand, basically 18th Century, shallow moulded cornice, fitted with two short and three long to the upper section with banding and crossbanding, the stand with three further drawers, cabriole legs, substantial old refurbishment, width 99cm, height 172cm, depth 52cm. £300 - 500 473 A pair of George II style pine freestanding corner cabinets, 20th Century, the upper sections with open arches, curved backed shelves, applied moulded with fruiting vines and scrolls, two panel doors under, width 102cm, height 206. £400 - 600 474 A George III mahogany bowfront sideboard, fitted with three drawers, each with banding, arched centre, square tapering legs, splayed feet, width 155cm, height 93cm, depth 61cm. £400 - 600 475 A George III mahogany Pembroke table, oval top with a moulded edge, fitted with an end drawer matched by a dummy drawer, square tapering legs, spade feet, 84 x 98cm. £100 - 150 476 A Regency mahogany sofa table, D shaped leaves with crossbanding and stringing, fitted with two frieze drawers matched by dummy drawers, ringed column, incurved platform, splayed legs, brass toes and castors, minimum width 91cm, depth 66cm. £1000 - 1500 477 An impressive cut glass twelve light chandelier, probably late 19th century, urn-shape column, stepped branches with facet outlines, pendant drops and with faceted swags, canopied pendant piece, 125cm drop, diameter 90cm, one branch damaged. £1000 - 1500

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478 A pair of satinwood and marquetry demi lune console tables, late 20th Century, with fan designs, stylised anthemions, within a running scroll band, rosewood banding, ringed and fluted legs, width 137cm, depth 62cm. £500 - 800 478A An Edwardian mahogany games table, rectangular double foldover top with a moulded edge, enclosing a roulette wheel, counters and baize line surfaces, carved frieze, reeded square tapering legs, width 71cm, overall length 281cm. £800 - 1200

479 A painted composition figure of a Blackamoor holding a lantern, 20th Century, painted decoration, sat on a serpentine plinth, the lantern a later adaption, overall 185cm. £500 - 800 479A A George III mahogany dining table, formed with two D shape ends and two leaves, moulded and reeded edge, the frieze with satinwood crossbanding, boxwood and ebony stringing, turned and ringed legs with brass castors, width 109cm, maximum length 202cm.. £400 - 600 FURNITURE | 41

485 A late Victorian mahogany dome top cellarette shape canterbury, in the style of Edwards & Roberts, the lid with a painted panel of children in a garden, the front and sides painted with rose festoons, width 40cm, height 58cm. £300 - 500 486 A Louis XV style kingwood and marquetry serpentine petite commode, early 20th Century, marble top, fitted with three drawers, each with floral marquetry, gilt metal appliques, shaped apron, cast sabots, width 76cm, height 88cm, depth 38cm. £300 - 500 487 A Regency painted “waterfall” bookcase chiffonier, black and cinnabar painted with painted stringing, two open shelves over a panel door, splayed legs, brass lion paw toes and castors, width 54cm, height 120cm, depth, (excluding feet), 30cm. £300 - 500

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480 An Isfahan pattern rug, central floral tablet within a patterned field with flowers, trees and foliage, border within guards, (badly stained), 220 x 132cm. £100 - 200 481 A rectangular wall mirror, Florentine style carved giltwood and gesso frame, with acanthus scrolls and flowers, beyond a moulded band, 73 x 87cm. £100 - 150 482 A Regency rosewood three tier whatnot, in the manner of Gillow’s of Lancaster, of small proportions and square section, slender fluted supports, brass castors, 35cm x 35cm, height 78cm. £200 - 300

483 A Regency style mahogany bookcase cabinet, of small proportions, dentil cornice, plain frieze, astragal glazing bars to the twin doors enclosing shelves, tambour doors under with a well fitted interior, the base section with a slide over two short and single long drawer, two panel doors under, bracket feet, width 68cm, height 173cm, depth 43cm. £400 - 600 484 A Regency oak sofa table, broad crossbanding, two frieze drawers incorporating a central tablet, bead moulded outlines, shaped stretcher ends, joined by a hoop, cast brass lion paw feet and castors, 98cm (closed), depth 76cm. £500 - 800 484A A set of six George III mahogany dining chairs, bar backs with ebony stringing, reeded X frame backs, upholstered seats, turned and ringed legs, width 50cm.. £400 - 600

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488 A set of five Regency style simulated bamboo dining chairs, painted detail (badly rubbed), rush work seats, including a pair of elbow chairs, width 56cm, old repairs (5). £150 - 200 489 A French amboyna and ebonised armoire, third quarter of the 19th Century, oval plaque cartouche, under a floral spray, breaking the moulded cornice, bevelled glass door, enclosing kingwood interior with shelves and drawers, width 125cm, height 245cm, depth 56cm. £600 - 800 490 A pair of Italian parcel gilt ebonised and “jewelled” oval wall mirrors, plain plates, moulded frames with faceted and beaded jewels, (some losses), 76cm x 61cm, and a smaller mirror of the same design, 53cm x 42cm (3). £150 - 200

491 A George III oak dresser, with a matched three shelf delft rack under an ogee moulded cornice, the base with three drawers, arcaded central recess, two panelled doors, bracket feet, length 175cm, height 203cm, depth 42cm. £700 - 1000 492 An oak longcase clock, circular re-painted enamel dial, inscribed Holliwell, Derby, with a date aperture, thirty hour movement, case with a broken swan neck pediment, shaped doors and quarter column quadrants, stepped plinth, 210cm. £200 - 300 493 A joined oak mule chest, basically early 18th Century, boarded top, front fascia with four fielded panels over two drawers, style ends, width 137cm, height 74cm, depth 49cm. £180 - 220 494 A George III oak bureau, fall front enclosing a fitted interior with drawers, pigeon holes and a central cupboard, two short and three long drawers under, bracket feet, width 96cm, height 106cm, depth 56cm. £400 - 600 495 A joined oak side table, 18th Century, rectangular top with a moulded edge, fitted with a single frieze drawer with recessed geometric mouldings, tapering bobbin turned legs, plain stretchers, width 88cm, depth 56cm. £300 - 400 496 A cast iron bow front fire basket, with bronze finials, width 57cm. £150 - 200 497 A set of three Georgian steel fire irons, including a shovel with pierced blade, a set of steel mechanical tongs, a steel bow front curb, width 112cm, a pair of cast iron Griffin fire dogs and a brass and mesh triptych guard. £150 - 200

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498 A Victorian yew wood and beech low back Windsor chair, narrow arms, pierced vase splat, solid seat, turned and ringed legs, crinoline stretcher, width 55cm, a yew wood and walnut low back Windsor chair, narrow arms, pierced vase splats, solid seat, turned legs, crinoline stretcher, width 50cm and four yew and elm Windsor chairs all with pierced vase splats, sold seats, crinoline stretchers (6). £1500 - 2000

499 A boarded oak coffer, 18th Century, single plank top, two board front fascia joined by an ogee moulded strip, plank ends, width 111cm, height 69cm, depth 41cm. £150 - 200 500 A joined oak chest on stand, 17th Century and later, ogee moulded top, fitted with long drawers each with recessed geometric mouldings, the base with slide, turned and swollen legs, platform base, with 101cm, height 144cm, depth 55cm. £400 - 600

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505 A Victorian walnut bookcase, in the style of Gillow’s, veined marble top, blind fretwork frieze over five glazed doors backed by brass grilles, spaced by corbel like pilasters with acanthus scrolls, plinth base, length 210cm, height 99cm, depth 39cm and a matching two door bookcase, width 81cm, height 96cm, depth 37cm, (2). £500 - 800 506 A Victorian mahogany extending dining table, demi lune ends, deep moulded outline, fitted with two leaves, ringed baluster legs, brass toes, pot castors, 220cm x 134cm. £300 - 400 507 A set of six Victorian mahogany dining chairs, turned rail crestings, backs and seats upholstered in ivory coloured patterned cotton brocade, ringed and tapering legs, front castors, height 87cm. £200 - 300 508 A George III mahogany chest of drawers, rectangular top with an ogee moulded edge, fitted with a brushing slide over four graduating long drawers, bracket feet, old refurbishment, width 84cm, height 79cm, depth 47cm. £300 - 500 509 A Victorian mahogany kidneyshaped writing table, tooled leather inset, satin crossbanding and boxwood stringing, plain apron, stretcher ends with incurved support, splayed legs, brass toes and castors, 56 x 78cm. £800 - 1200

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501 A Queen Anne walnut side table, early 18th Century and later, rectangular top, set within a broad mitered frame, plain frieze with a dummy drawer fascia, baluster legs and stretchers, refurbishment and old repairs, width 81cm, depth 56cm. £100 - 200 502 An oak bracket clock, arched top with gilt metal urn finials, arched brass face with silvered chapter ring and slow-fast dial to the lunette, three chain movement, striking on five bells, signed M. Winter Halder & Hofmeier, Neustadt Baden, Germany, 48cm. £300 - 400 44 | FURNITURE

503 A pair of George II style wing back easy chairs, upholstered in patterned old gold brocade on walnut cabriole legs, with scrolls and scallops, webbed feet, width 89cm, height 112cm. £300 - 500 504 A George III style mahogany toilet mirror, 19th Century, shield shape plate, serpentine platform with banding and stringing, fitted with three drawers, on ogee bracket feet, width 43cm, height 62cm. £70 - 100

510 A Regency mahogany drum top library or rent table, circular top with tooled leather inset, fitted with eight drawers, four being of conventional design, four segmental, ringed column on four splayed feet, brass toes, pot castors, diameter 122cm. £1500 - 2000

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511 A William IV mahogany sofa table, with broad rosewood crossbanding and ebonised outlines, D shape leaves, fitted with two frieze drawers matched by dummy drawers, triangular supports issuing from the platform, splayed legs, brass toes and castors, minimum width 93cm, depth 63cm, substantial damage. £80 - 120 512 A Victorian mahogany breakfront bookcase, ogee moulded cornice, plain frieze, the upper section with three arched glazed panel doors, spaced by corbel like pilaster strips with scroll capitals, three panel doors under, plinth base, length 186cm, height 248cm, depth 67cm. £1000 - 1500

513 A George III mahogany pier glass, rectangular bevelled plate, scrolled fretted frame, gilt slip and with a gilt phoenix to the cresting, 96cm 47cm. £100 - 150 514 A Regency mahogany “waterfall” bookcase chiffonier, of small proportions,open shelves, two doors under with brass grilles backed by fabric, turned and ringed legs, width 63cm, height 123cm, depth 34cm. £500 - 800 515 A Louis XVI style mahogany card table, fold over top with an inlaid trellis design, gilt metal outlines, with the frieze similarly decorated and with swags to the angles, ringed and fluted legs, pull out action, 86cm, x 43cm, height 75cm. £400 - 600

516 A George III mahogany pedestal table, adapted as a screen, octagonal tilt top with a later needlework panel depicting the Resurrection, ringed baluster column on tripod legs, 52cm x 52cm, height 70cm. £100 - 150 517 A George III style mahogany bookcase, adapted, moulded and dentil cornice, two astragal glazed panel doors to the upper section enclosing shelves, two short and three long drawers under with crossbanding, bracket feet, width 102cm, height 218cm, depth 36cm. £400 - 600 518 A Victorian walnut open bookcase, plain rectangular top with a moulded edge, fitted with three adjustable shelves, plinth base, width 115cm, height 126cm, depth 35cm. £150 - 200

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520 A Louis XV style stained beechwood canape, 20th Century, scrolled and foliate cresting, with bell flower pendants, back, seat and arms upholstered in patterned cotton, out swept moulded arms, scallop and foliate apron piece, on cabriole legs, 165cm, height 99cm. £200 - 300 521 An Italian gilt composition pier glass, 20th Century, shaped rectangular plate, foliate and scroll surround, 35cm x 72cm. £100 - 150

528 A George III mahogany corner chair, broad hoop back, twin vase splats, drop in seat with gros point floral upholstery, square moulded legs, width 80cm, height 73cm. £100 - 150

522 A pair of Louis XV style gilt

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wood fauteuils, 20th Century, machinemade Aubusson style upholstery, cartouche shaped backs with scrolled crestings, open arms, bowfront seat, cabriole legs, width 80cm, height 111cm. £300 - 500

bureau on stand, of small size, circa 1900, with broad crossbanding, fall front enclosing fitted interior with a central cupboard, drawers and pigeon holes, single drawer under, stand with a moulded edge, square section cabriole legs, width 66cm, height 24cm, depth 47cm. £150 - 200

523 A Set of six Regency mahogany dining chairs, broad backs with ebony banding, reeded uprights, reeded X stretchers, cotton upholstery, turned and ringed legs, 86cm. £400 - 600 524 A George III mahogany dining table, adapted, demi-lune ends, moulded reeded edge, fitted with two leaves, plain frieze with a narrow band, ringed and turned legs, 225 x 100cm. £400 - 600 519

519 An Edwardian ebonised longcase clock, arched brass dial with a silver chapter ring, subsidiary date dial, Chime-Silent dial to the lunette, cast spandrels with mask heads and scrolls, three chain movement striking on five gongs, the case with swan neck pediment, oval glazed aperture to the door, five moulded scrolls to the plinth, 230cm. £500 - 800

525 A Chinese red lacquer and chinoiserie trunk, painted with figurative scenes, large brass hasp plate, width 89cm, height 40cm, depth 54cm. £100 - 150 526 A large antique Caucasian rug, the field with floral motifs on a deep blue ground, border within guards, worn and old repairs, 465cm x 190cm. £300 - 500

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527 A Regency mahogany bow front stand, with two circular divisions and two tray sections, open shelf under with two further shelves below, turned and ringed legs, brass toes and castors, width 64cm, height 86cm, depth 45cm. £200 - 300

530 An oak and mahogany longcase clock, square painted dial with a date aperture, rose and vase spandrels, thirty hour movement, the case with a broken swan pediment, banded door, reeded canted corners, bracket feet, 216cm. £250 - 350 531 A George III mahogany fire screen, faux satinwood and painted panel with a flap (rubbed and worn), mahogany pedestal, tripod legs, 97cm. £50 - 80 532 A Victorian painted slate and ebonised pedestal table, circular tilt top with floral decoration, turned column on scrolled tripod legs, diameter 49cm, height 59cm. £70 - 100 533 A set of ten William IV mahogany dining chairs, shaped broad crestings, terminating with acanthus scrolls, horizontal scrolled rails, drop in seats upholstered in a grey trellis pattern cotton brocade, leaf capped and tapering legs, 86cm. £700 - 1000 534 A Victorian mahogany butler’s tray, rectangular, shaped gallery with four hand holds, matched on a stand to serve as a coffee table, 64cm, x 53cm, height 56cm. £100 - 150 535 A Victorian mahogany two tier stand, of rectangular section, chamfered lozenge galleries, ringed and turned uprights, 46cm x 31cm, height 84cm. £150 - 200 536 A George II walnut silver table, raised and shaped outline, the top with herringbone stringing and an ivory star rosette to the centre, plain frieze on cabriole legs with scroll embellishment to the knees, pointed toes, each with a herringbone section, oak lining to the carcass under section, 69cm x 46cm, height 67cm. £600 - 900

537 A Victorian figured walnut credenza, shaped breakfront form, moulded frieze, two panel doors to the centre section enclosing shelves, flanked by fluted columns, leaf capped, quadrant ends with open shelves under a fretted scroll apron, length 170cm, height 119cm, depth 49cm. £300 - 500 538 An oak longcase clock, arched brass dial, silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals and Arabic minute divisions, three supplementary dials including a date register and with a date aperture and “penny moon”, the lunette with day divisions and engraved emblematic figures, signed to the cresting piece, John Hunt, Bridgwater, two chain movement, the stripped oak case with an arched pediment, long door, short plinth, 215cm. £1500 - 2000 539 A set of ten William IV mahogany dining chairs, broad crestings, horizontal rails with tulip head terminals, upholstered in scarlet covered leatherette, ringed and fluted legs, 84cm. £250 - 400 540 A Regency rosewood sofa table, rectangular top with D shape flaps, satinwood banding and stringing, fitted with two frieze drawers matched by dummy drawers, tapering end stretchers, brass toes and castors, width, (closed), 99cm, depth 60cm, height 73cm. £1000 - 1500 541 An American lacquered brass and electro-copper four glass table clock, Ansonia, New York, rococo style urn finial and with Rococo scroll appliques, ivorine chapter ring with Arabic numerals, visible escapement, cylinder movement with a faux mercury compensated pendulum, striking on a gong, 39cm. £150 - 200

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543 A Victorian oak four section breakfront bookcase cabinet, by Gillows & Co, barley twist columns, glazed doors to the upper section enclosing adjustable shelving with original tooled leather skirting, panelled cupboards below, stamped Gillows & Co 78, width 313cm, height 221cm, depth 51cm. £1200 - 1800

542 A “Mouseman” Arts & Crafts oak elbow chair, by Robert Thompson of Kilburn, probably 1950’s, panelled back, open arms, studded tan leather seat, octagonal legs with carved mouse, width 51cm and a matching side chair, (2). £300 - 500 FURNITURE | 47

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Tuesday 3rd November LEICESTER

MARKET HARBOROUGH

Tuesday 24th November MARKET HARBOROUGH Fine Art & Antiques EXTENDED VIEWING

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Market Harborough SaleroomS The Mill, Great Bowden Road, Market Harborough LE16 7DE 01858 410414 sales@gildings.co.uk

Saturday morning and all day Monday prior to sale EXTENDED VIEWING Please see gildings.co.uk website for details For an up to date sale diary and more information visit gildings.co.uk/sale-diary

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In our opinion a copy, (of any date), of a work of the artist The term signed and/or dated and/or inscribed means that in our opinion the signature and/or date and/or inscription are from the hand of the artist.

The term bears signature and/or date and/ or inscription means that in our opinion the signature and/or date and/or inscription may have been added by another hand.

Dimensions are given height before width

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Conditions of Sale 1. Vendors are reminded that the Vendor’s Conditions of Sale and Terms of Agreement are incorporated into Gilding’s Ltd. Entry Form.

2. The Auctioneers, Gilding's Ltd., have absolute discretion to divide any lot, to combine any two or more lots or to withdraw any lot from the sale, to refuse bids, regulate bidding or to cancel the sale without in any case giving any reason, or without any previous notice.

3. Any instructions given to the Auctioneers over the telephone, by fax or through the internet by vendors or prospective buyers are accepted at the vendors or prospective buyers risk and must, in any event, be confirmed in writing.

4. Gilding's Ltd. act only as agents for the vendor. At his discretion, the auctioneer may bid on behalf of the vendor for all goods which are being offered, subject to reserve or otherwise.

5. The highest bidder shall be the buyer. The auctioneer may, at his sole discretion, determine the advance of the bidding or refuse a bid. If during the auction the auctioneer considers that a dispute has arisen he has absolute discretion to settle the dispute or re-offer the lot. The auctioneers may only re-offer if a bidder contests a matter immediately, and before the offering of the next lot.

6. The auctioneers accept no responsibility for the accuracy of any statement, whether printed in the catalogue, published on the internet or made orally, as to grading, authorship, attribution, genuineness, origin, date, age, provenance and/or condition. All such statements are statements of opinion and are not to be taken as being, or implying, warranties, guarantees or representations of fact. The Auctioneers reserve the right in forming their opinion, to consult and rely on any expert or authority considered by them to be reliable.

7. Ample opportunity is given for inspection. Each purchaser, by making a bid for a lot, is deemed to have knowledge of all the Conditions of Sale and to have satisfied themselves as to the physical condition and accuracy of the description of the lot, including, but not restricted to, whether the lot is damaged or has been repaired.

8. All lots are sold as shown, with all faults, imperfections and errors of description. However, if within seven days of the sale of any lot, the buyer gives notice in writing to the auctioneers that the lot sold is a “forgery” *, and if within fourteen days of giving such notice the buyer returns the lot in the same condition as it was at the time of the sale to the premises of the auctioneers and there is shown, to the satisfaction of the auctioneers, that having regard to the catalogue description the lot sold is a “forgery”, the auctioneers are authorised to, and will, rescind the sale and refund the purchase price received by them. This right is limited to the buyer and may not be assigned.

9. Each lot, at the fall of the hammer, will be at the risk of the purchaser and will be taken away at the purchasers risk and expense on the day of the sale unless prior arrangements have been made with the auctioneers (see clause 12). In the event of any liability upon the auctioneers in respect of any loss, this shall be restricted to a maximum of the price paid by the buyer.

10. The title of the goods shall not pass to the buyer until the purchase price has been paid in full and including the premium at the stated rate 11. Each purchaser will be required to register in order to bid at the auction and if successful may be required to pay immediately a percentage of the purchase price. If the buyer fails to comply with these requirements the lot may, at the auctioneers sole discretion, be put up again and resold. No lots may be taken away until paid for and a pass obtained from the auctioneers.

12. All lots must be paid for on the day of sale. Purchasers who intend to pay by cheque must make arrangements with the auctioneers prior to the auction. Gilding's have a credit and debit card maximum limit of £3000, amounts in excess of this figure must be paid by bank transfer. All international purchasers must make payment by bank transfer or credit/debit card in person.

13. If any lot is not paid for and removed in accordance with the provisions of the Conditions of Sale, then the Auctioneers may, without prejudice to any other right they have, remove, store and insure the lot/s at the expense of the defaulting buyer. A contingency storage charge of £2 per lot per week for small lots and £10 per lot per week for furniture lots will come into effect 14 days after the date of sale. If after the expiry of fourteen days from the date of the sale, the purchaser is still in default, the Auctioneers may resell the lot/s, either by public auction or private contract. The purchaser, making such default, shall be liable for any deficiency arising from such resale and for resulting expenses. Any surplus arising shall belong to the auctioneer.

14. The buyers premium shall be the same for all buyers where the service offered is the same. Bidders in the room shall pay a premium of 15% plus VAT on the hammer price.

15. Any lot(s) purchased online through the ATG Media Live Auction facility www.the-saleroom.com will attract an additional charge for this service in the sum of 3% of the hammer price plus VAT at the current rate.

In completing the bidder registration on www.the-saleroom.com and providing your credit card details and unless alternative arrangements are agreed with Gilding's Limited you; (i) authorise Gilding's Limited, if they so wish, to charge the credit card given in part or full payment, including all fees, for items successfully purchased in the sale via the-saleroom.com, and (ii) confirm that you are authorised to provide these credit card details to Gilding's Limited through www.the-saleroom.com and agree that Gildings Limited are entitled to ship the goods to the card holder name and cardholder address provided in fulfilment of the sale.

16. Gilding’s Ltd. reserve the right to illustrate any lot offered for auction and will use such photographs/digital images, both before and after the auction, at their discretion. The copyright in respect of such illustrations shall be the property of us, the auctioneers, as is the text of the catalogue.

17. The export of any lot from the United Kingdom, or import into another country, may be subject to licences being granted. It is the buyer's responsibility to obtain any relevant import or export licence/s. The denial of any such licence or delay in obtaining a licence shall not justify the rescission or cancellation of the sale.

18. Droit de Suite - the Artist's Resale Right Droit de Suite is a royalty payable to a qualifying artist or the artist's heirs each time a work is re-sold during the artist's lifetime and for a period up to 70 years following the artist's death.

Following the introduction of the Artist's Resale Right Regulations Gilding’s has decided an amount equal to the resale royalty will be collected from the buyer of a work of art covered by these Regulations. This will then be passed to the relevant collecting agency.

Resale Royalty applies where the hammer prices is €1000 or more. Resale Royalty does not apply when the hammer price is less than €1,000. The total amount of Resale Royalty on any one sale or lot shall not exceed €12,500.

The Resale Royalty amount is calculated as follows: Royalty for the portion of the Hammer Price From 0 to €50,000 euro 4% From €50,000.01 to €200,000 euro 3% From €200,000.01 to €350,000 euro 1% From €350,000.01 to €500,000 euro 0.5% Exceeding €500,000 euro 0.25% Invoices will be issued in Pounds Sterling. For the purposes of calculating the Resale Royalty, the Pounds Sterling/Euro rate of exchange will be the European Central Bank reference rate on the date of the sale.

Each time you bid on a lot covered by the ARR, you agree to pay an amount equal to the resale royalty, if you are the successful bidder. This amount will be added to your invoice.

Lots which may be affected by Droit de Suite – the Artists Resale Right will be identified by the symbol “AR” next to the lot number.

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MARKET HARBOROUGH SALEROOM Gildings Limited

The Mill

T: 01858 410414

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Great Bowden Road

F: 01858 432956

Market Harborough

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LE16 7DE

sales@gildings.co.uk

www.gildings.co.uk