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Lots 715, 718, 717, 716, 714 & 713

Lots 732, 729, 727, 728, 731, 730 & 733

Lots 195, 192, 190 & 189

Lot 876

Lots 776 & 777

CHARTERHOUSE A U C T I O N E E R S & VA L U E R S

Auction to be held at The Long Street Salerooms Sherborne, Dorset DT9 3BS Friday 10th May 2013 at 10.00 am Viewing Times Wednesday 8th May 10.00 am – 6.00 pm Thursday 9th May 10.00 am – 5.00 pm and on Friday 10th May from 8.30 am until 9.45 am with limited viewing whilst the sale is in progress

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Ceramics & Glass starting at 10.00 am 1 A WMF style vase, a pair of Royal Doulton vases, other ceramics, a walking stick and sundries (box) £60 - 100 2 A porcelain tray, painted flowers, 31 cm wide, and a bowl, encrusted with flowers (a.f.) (2) £40 - 50 3 A Lladro group, after Gustav Klimt, The Kiss, 32 cm high, with box See illustration £250 - 300 4 A George Jones majolica strawberry dish (lacks bird), 28 cm wide 5 A pair of Chinese plates, decorated figures, vases, birds and foliage, 31.5 cm diameter (2) £50 - 80 6 A pair of Continental porcelain jardinieres, decorated grapes and foliage, 18 cm high £180 - 200

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7 An early 19th century pottery meat plate, with transfer printed decoration, 49 cm wide, and another similar (2) £150 - 180 8 A porcelain loving cup, decorated a map of Worcestershire and a floral spray (a.f.), 14 cm high £50 - 70 9 A Crown Ducal Charlotte Rhead vase, decorated stylised fruit and foliage, 9292, the base signed, 20.5 cm high, and another similar, 17 cm high (2) £140 - 180 10 Two Royal Doulton The Wild West Collection character jugs, Wild Bill Hickock, D6736, and Annie Oakley, D6732, another, W C Fields, D6674, another, Mae West, D6688, and five similar jugs (5 seconds) (9) £60 - 100 11 A pottery quart mug, with blue transfer printed decoration, a similar pail, and a vase (3) £100 - 150 12 A Poole Pottery charger, decorated a stylised deer amongst flowers and foliage, designed by Trudy Adams, 528/vu, bears painters monogram Ruth Pavley, 38 cm diameter See illustration £150 - 250

Lot 26 19 A Chinese porcelain vase, decorated birds amongst flowers and foliage in underglaze blue, 25.5 cm high, and a ginger jar and cover decorated figures, 18 cm high (2)

31 A large quantity of crested china (3 boxes) £60 - 100

20 A Copeland cabaret tray, and other ceramics (qty)

32 A small Satsuma earthenware wine pot, and other similar items (a.f.) (box)

21 An early 19th century English porcelain bowl, painted flowers, marked in puce script N. 25, 15 cm diameter, and another similar bowl (2) £30 - 40

33 A large quantity of crested china (3 boxes) £60 - 100

13 A glass jar and cover, 62 cm high, and a table oil lamp (2) £60 - 90

22 A large quantity of crested china (2 boxes) £60 - 100

14 A Royal Doulton figure, Soiree, HN2312, and three other Royal Doulton figures (4) £40 - 60

23 A pair of late Victorian shoes, Think of Me, and other ceramics (qty)

15 A pair of French porcelain plates, decorated cherubs, 24 cm diameter (2) £140 - 160 16 A Lladro figure, of a girl holding a wide brimmed hat, and four other Lladro or Nao figures (5) £50 - 80 17 A Chinese famille rose plate, 23 cm diameter, and two other plates (a.f.) (3) £40 - 60 18 A Persian style vase, having four handles, 32 cm high, a similar vase and cover (a.f.), and a 19th century Continental silver coloured metal snuff box, with engraved decoration, 6 cm wide £40 - 60

Lot 35 30 Two Beswick greyhounds, CH Jovial Roger, other ceramics and glass (box) £40 - 60

34 Assorted Wedgwood commemorative items, including portrait medallions, a Montreal 1976 glass mug, and other items (box) £40 - 60

24 A Lladro group, the goose girl, a Nao owl, and eleven other Nao figures £100 - 200

35 A Royal Worcester Durham pattern dinner, tea and coffee service See illustration £100 - 150

25 A large quantity of Goss crested china (2 boxes) £60 - 100

36 A Lladro group, of a couple dancing, 6475, 30.5 cm high £70 - 80

26 A Royal Doulton Carlyle pattern dinner and coffee service, N5108, for twelve place settings See illustration £100 - 150

37 Four Hummel figures, another similar, Coalport and other figures (qty) £50 - 70

27 A large quantity of crested china (2 boxes) £60 - 100 28 A Border Fine Arts limited edition group, Going to Appleby Fair, boxed £300 - 400 29 A large Crown Staffordshire group, children picking flowers, modelled by T Bayley, 26 cm wide (chipped), and two Michael Harris Isle of Wight glass vases (3)

38 A carved soapstone figure, 18.5 cm high, and a Chinese ginger jar, converted to a lamp, 17.5 cm high (excluding fitment) (2) £50 - 70 39 A Wedgwood Jasper Ware biscuit barrel and cover, with silver plated metal mounts £40 - 50 40 A pair of Staffordshire greyhounds (a.f.) (2) £40 - 50

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41 A Royal Doulton figure, Adrienne, HN2304, another, Debbie, HN2385, and a blank/trial figure (3) £30 - 40

50 A parian bust of Admiral Lord Nelson, 24 cm high and another, of the Duke of Wellington (2) £50 - 70

42 A Moorcroft pottery Carousel charger, numbered 769 and signed by Rachel Bishop, 36.5 cm diameter See illustration £200 - 250

51 A Lalique glass Roscoff design bowl, decorated fish and bubbles, engraved Lalique France to the centre, 36 cm diameter See illustration £300 - 400

43 A Lladro figure, The Double Bass Player, 25.5 cm high, and three other Lladro figures (4) £70 - 100 44 A pair of Longwy cylindrical vases, decorated birds and foliage, 20.5 cm high (2) £100 - 150 45 A pair of Chinese baluster vases, decorated birds and foliage in underglaze blue (rim chips), 36 cm high (2) £100 - 150 46 A Poole Pottery jug, a similar bowl, other ceramics and assorted glass (4 boxes) 47 A Lladro figure, of a geisha girl, 18 cm high, three Hummel figures, two Goebel birds, and a silver mounted glass preserve pot (a.f.) £50 - 80

52 A Wedgwood Eric Ravilious limited edition The Boat Race bowl, 47/200, 31 cm high, boxed with certificate and original order form See illustration £400 - 600 53 A Burmantofts faience jardiniere, decorated oak leaves and acorns, 954, 23 cm high, and another similar (a.f.) (2) £100 - 120 54

Lot 83 59 A Royal Albert Old Country Roses pattern part tea service, similar items, a Wedgwood green Jasper Ware urn, and other items (box) 60 A Portmeirion Botanic Garden coffee pot and cover, a Zeiss Ikon camera, other ceramics and glass (3 boxes) 61 A pair of Zsolnay Pecs vases (chipped), other ceramics, glass, metalwares and sundries (qty) 62 A Robinson & Leadbeater parian bust of C H Spurgeon, other assorted ceramics, glass and sundries (4 boxes) 63 Assorted Aynsley items, other ceramics, a Norton motorcycle instruction manual, tins and other items (2 boxes)

55 A 19th century porcelain mug, Presented By W A D to Rob Hayman 1865, a Victoirian tea set, assorted coffee cans and tea wares (2 boxes) £80 - 100

64 A Hammersley tea set, other ceramics and assorted glass (6 boxes) £60 - 100

56 A Plains Indian pottery bowl, an oriental vase, a tulip holder, and a Persian style vase (a.f.) (4) £50 - 80

66 A large quantity of assorted ceramics and glass (6 boxes)

48 A large Imari charger, 56 cm diameter (a.f.) £50 - 70

57 A Royal Copenhagen bear cub, and other assorted glass and ceramics (2 boxes)

49 A Lorna Bailey pansy vase, a Wade limited edition figure, Big Bad Wolf, boxed with certificate, three others similar, Arthur Hare, and other ceramics (box)

58 Assorted Royal Doulton commemorative wares, Wedgwood blue Jasper Ware items, Stuart Crystal and other items (3 boxes)

Lot 52

67 A Royal Albert Old Country Roses tea set (2 boxes) 68 A Chinese vase, other ceramics and glass (box) 69 A Naples style tea caddy and cover, 14.5 cm high, two black basalt teapots, other ceramics, and three pictures £50 - 80

82 A Daum glass bowl, with an amber and green glass floral cover, etched Daum France, 10 cm high £200 - 250 83 A Lalique frosted glass roundel, Louis Pasteur, 10 cm diameter, boxed See illustration £380 - 420 84 A silver mounted glass match strike £60 - 70 85 A silver mounted glass match strike £60 - 70 86 A Vienna porcelain plate, the centre decorated children flying a kite, 24 cm diameter See illustration £320 - 380 87 A Moorcroft orchid pattern dish, 11 cm diameter, and another similar (2) £50 - 80

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88 A pair of late 19th century Vienna porcelain plates, painted classical scenes, signed F Rossler, within blue and gilt borders (one repaired), 20.5 cm diameter (2) See illustration £400 - 500 89

Two Derby style putti £70 - 80

90 A Royal Crown Derby paperweight, Bulldog, three others, Pheasant, Tortoise and Millennium Bug, and two Royal Crown Derby trinket boxes and covers, all boxed (6) £70 - 100 91 An earthenware maquette, 1958, 18 cm high, and another similar (2) £80 - 90 92 A pair of Chinese famille rose tea bowls and saucers, and two others similar £60 - 100 93 A David Leach stoneware bowl, 19.5 cm square. Note: Given to the vendor’s uncle by David Leach £80 - 100

Lot 88 70 A collection of Lucky White Heather souvenir items, other assorted ceramics, books, dolls and items (4 boxes) £60 - 100 71 A Frank Buckley part dinner service, decorated fresh water fishes, including pike and perch, and other ceramics (box) £30 - 50 72 - 74

94 A Royal Worcester miniature pot and cover, decorated flowers, a similar salt, and a small vase (3) £30 - 40 95 A set of four Naples style putti, The Four Seasons £60 - 80 96 A Royal Crown Derby Australia collection paperweight, Kangaroo, and two others, Duck-billed Platypus and Koala and Baby, all boxed with certificates (3) £100 - 150 97

75 Assorted China half dolls, a majolica teapot, and other items (a.f.) 76 A pair of amber glass scent bottles, the stoppers decorated flowers, 13.5 cm high (2) £40 - 50 77 A pair of late Victorian blue glass scent bottles, with enamel decoration, in a glass casket, 12 cm wide £100 - 150 78 A Royal Worcester figure, Polly put the kettle on, 3303, 15.5 cm high £40 - 60

Beswick & Doulton starting at approx. 10.25 am 98 A Beswick Nigerian Pot-Belly Pygmy Goat, G223, two donkeys, 2276A and 1364B, a Donkey Foal, 2110, a Sow, 1452A, all gloss and a Royal Doulton Tamworth Pig, DA215 (6) £80 - 120

79 A Port Dundas Pottery Co flagon, Galley of Lorne, 18 cm high See illustration £200 - 300

99 A Beswick Kingfisher, 2371, another, 3275, a Tawny Owl, 3272, a Barn Owl, 2373, and an Owl, 2026 (chipped), all gloss (5) £80 - 120

80 A Gallé smoked glass vase, decorated thistles and a French style cross, engraved E Gallé, Nancy, 12.5 cm high See illustration £100 - 150

100 Eight Beswick Cats Chorus figures, Purfect Singer, CC1-Bravura Brass, CC8, all boxed £70 - 80

81 A lace makers lamp, and two others similar (3) £50 - 80

101 Eight Beswick English Country Folk figures, including Fisherman Otter, ECF2 and Huntsman Fox, ECF1, all boxed £70 - 100

102 Eight Beswick Little Lovables, including I Love You, LL2 and Happy Birthday, LL8, and three Beswick Beatrix Potter figures (11) £60 - 80 103 A Beswick Fox, curled, 1017, and two others, 1440 and 1748 all gloss (3) £80 - 100 104 A Beswick Wire Haired Terrier, Talavera Romulus, 963, gloss, and four other dogs, a Poodle, black, 1386, a Dalmatian, small, 1763, both gloss, and a Cain Terrier, 2112, and a Foxhound, 2264, both matt, and two seated kittens, Ginger, 1436, both boxed (7) £80 - 100 105 A Beswick Stag, standing, 981, a doe, 999A, a Fawn, 1000B, a Doulton Lambeth biscuit barrel, and other Beswick animals (box) £60 - 100 106 A Beswick Palm Tree wall pocket, with two drums, 1063, a Beswick Sheep, 935, and two lambs, 936 and 937, all gloss (4) 107 A Royal Doulton horse, Spirit of the Wind, DA57, matt, a pair of Beswick Old Staffordshire Spaniels, 1378-6, a Royal Doulton tiny character jug, Scrooge, D6683, a Royal Crown Derby figure, Dione, and another, Athena (second), other ceramics, and related volumes (qty) £120 - 180 108 A Beswick Rough Collie, 1791, and nine others, a Corgi, 1297A (chipped), a Golden Retriever, 2287, an Airedale Terrier, 962 (foot chipped), a Cocker Spaniel, black, 967, a Whippet, 1786B, a Jack Russell Terrier, 2023, an Alsatian, 969, a Boxer, 3081, and a Beagle, 1933A (10) £80 - 120 109 A Beswick wall plaque, Regent Street 1852, 2443, 27 cm wide, and another, Yule (Christmas) 1972, 3276, 28 cm wide (2) £100 - 150 110 A Royal Doulton limited edition figure, The Welsh Dragon, 325/1500, a similar flambe dragon, HN3552, boxed, a Beswick West Highland Terrier, large, 2038, and a Border Fine Arts West Highland Terrier, seated, A6549 (4) £80 - 120 111 A Beswick Kid, 1036, a Jack Russell Terrier, 2109, a Labrador, black, 1956, and a Robin, 980B (beak chipped), all gloss (4) 112 A Beswick Cocker Spaniel, golden, 967, a English Setter, 973, a Dachshund, black and tan, 361, a pug, 1997, a Great Dane, 968, an Old English Sheepdog, 3058, a Bull Terrier, white, 970 (nibble to ear), a Rottweiler, 3058, a St Bernard, 2221, and a Springer Spaniel, 3135, all gloss (10) £80 - 100 113 A Royal Doulton limited edition turkey, white, D6889, boxed with certificate £80 - 100 114 A Royal Doulton limited edition turkey, bronze, D7149, boxed with certificate £80 - 100 115 A Beswick Indian face mask wall hanging, 282, gloss £80 - 120 116 A Royal Doulton figure, Sir Winston Churchill, HN3057, and five others, Biddy Penny Farthing, HN1843, Peace, HN2470, all boxed, and three other seconds, Coralie, HN2307, Omar Khayyam, HN2247, and Forty Winks, HN1974 (6) £80 - 120 5

117 A Beswick Labrador, small, black, 1956, gloss, other Beswick, four Wade Noddy series figures, and other similar items (a.f.) (qty) £40 - 50

132 A Beswick foal, grazing, 2nd version, 946, and six other foals, 815, 915, 996 (a.f.), 1813, and 1816 (x2, one a.f.), all grey and gloss (7) £50 - 70

118 A Beswick Bulldog, 965, a Cocker Spaniel, liver and white, 967, an Irish Setter, 966, a King Charles Spaniel, liver and white, 2107A, a Doberman, 2299, a Labrador, black, 1548, a Dalmatian, 961, a Corgi, large, golden brown, 1297B (chip to ear), a Whippet, 1786B, and a Wire-Haired Terrier, 965, all gloss (10) £80 - 100

133 Four Foxhounds, 941, 2263, 2264 and 2265, and three Poodles, black, chocolate and white, all 1386, all gloss (7) £80 - 100

119 A Beswick Golden Retriever, D142, a Beswick Horse Head, Arkle, and other dogs (qty) 120 A Royal Doulton The Enchantment Collection figure, Lyric, HN2757, another, Rumpelstiltskin, HN3025, signed by Michael Doulton and dated 1986, another, Musicale, HN2756 (second), and another, The Magpie Ring, HN2978 (4) £150 - 250 121 A Royal Doulton The Enchantment Collection figure, Serenade, HN2753, and another, Queen of the Ice, HN2435, both boxed (2) £100 - 150 122 A Royal Doulton The Enchantment Collection figure, Sonata, HN2438, the base signed Michael Doulton, dated 1987, and another figure, Queen of the Dawn, HN2437, both boxed (2) £100 - 150 123 A Royal Doulton The Enchantment Collection figure, April Shower, HN3024, and two others, Magic Dragon, HN2977, and Fairy Spell, HN2979, all boxed (3) £150 - 200 124 A Beswick Goat, 1035, and a Kid, 1036, both gloss (2) £70 - 100 125 A Beswick King Charles Spaniel, 2107A, a Cocker Spaniel, black and white, 967, a Sealyham Terrier, 971, a Cairn Terrier, with ball, 1055A, an Alsatian, 3073, a Dachshund, tan, 361, a West Highland Terrier, 2038, a Bassett Hound, 2045A, a Scottish Terrier, 2037, and an Afghan Hound, 2285, all gloss (10) £80 - 100 126 A Beswick Shire Foal, small, 1053, another, and ten other foals, 763, 915, 997, 1034, 1085 (nibble to ear), 1813, 1816 (x2), 1817 and 946, all brown and gloss (12) £80 - 100 127 A Royal Doulton figure, Karen, HN2388, and four others, Sara, HN2265, Susan, HN3050, Sharon, HN3047, all boxed, and Wintertime, HN3060 (5) £100 - 150 128 A Beswick Green Woodpecker, 1218B, gloss, and a Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern plate, 1128 (2) £70 - 100 129 A Beswick foal, large, head down, 947, and five others, 763, 915, 946, 997 and 1813 (6) £60 - 90 130 Ten Beswick birds, including a White Throat, 2106A (beak restored, and a Stonechat, 2274 (a.f.) (10) £70 - 100 131 Five Beswick birds, including a Greenfinch, 2105B, and a Goldcrest, 2415, a Pheasant, 767A, another, 767B, and other birds (a.f.) (qty) £60 - 100 6

134 Five Royal Doulton Miniature Street Vendors groups, a Flower Seller’s Children, HN4807, The Old Baloon Seller, HN4809, Silks & Ribbons, HN4808, Granny’s Heritage, HN4811, and The Orange Lady, HN4810, all boxed, three Brambly Hedge figures, and two others similar (10) £50 - 80 135 A Beswick Cantering Shire, grey, 975, and a Quarter Horse, 2186, both gloss (2) £100 - 150 136 A Beswick Swish Tail Horse, 1st version, palomino, 1182, and another, brown, both gloss (2) £110 - 130 137 A Beswick Appaloosa stallion, 1722A, and a Prancing Arab Type Horse, 1st version, brown, 1261, both gloss (2) £90 - 110 138 A Beswick horse, Black Beauty, 2466, a Black Beauty foal, 2536, both matt, and three donkeys, 2267A, and 1364B (2) and a Donkey Foal, 2110, all gloss (6) £70 - 100

151 A Beswick Grazing Shire, grey, 1050, and a Shire Mare, brown, 818, both gloss (2) £90 - 100 152 A Beswick Hackney Horse, black, 1361, and another, brown, both gloss (2) £140 - 180 153 A Beswick Pony, head up, palomino, 1197, gloss £70 - 100 154 A Beswick Pigeon, 1st version, red, 1383A, an Owl, 1st version, 1046A, and another Owl, 2026, all gloss (3) £90 - 110 155 A Beswick Belted Galloway Cow, 4118A, and a Shire Mare, brown, 818, both gloss (2) £60 - 80 156 A Beswick Connoisseur Alsatian 2587, matt, an Owl, 1046B, another, 2026, both gloss, and four Mack birds, Nuthatch, Dartford Warbler, Merlin and Wren (7) £60 - 100 157 A Beswick horse, Spirit Of The Wind, white, H183, another, Spirit Of Youth, white, 2703, and another, Spirit Of The Earth, brown, 2914, all matt (3) £120 - 160 158 A Beswick Connoisseur horse, Arkle, 2065, matt £80 - 100

139 A Beswick horse, Spirit Of Youth, grey, 2703, another, Spirit Of Freedom, brown, 2689, both matt, and three others, a Prancing Arab Type Horse, 1st version, palomino, 1261, a Woolly Shetland Mare, brown, 1033, and a Mare, facing right, head up, 2nd version, brown, 1991 (ear chipped), all gloss (5) £60 - 80

159 A Beswick Connoisseur horse, Red Rum, 2510, matt £80 - 100

140 A Beswick Horse, head tucked, leg up, 1st version, 1549, and two others, Arab Bahram, 1771, and a Prancing Arab Type Horse, 1261, all grey and gloss (3) £80 - 120

162 A Beswick Puma on Rock, tawny, 1702, matt £50 - 70

141 A Beswick Thoroughbred Stallion, 1772, and two others, a Mare, facing right, head down, 1812, and Spirit Of The Wind, 2688, all palomino and gloss (3) £80 - 120 142 A Beswick Mare, facing right, head down, 1812, a Thoroughbred Stallion, small, 1992, and Spirit Of The Fire, 2829, all grey and gloss (3) £80 - 120 143 A Beswick Welsh Cob, standing, 1st version, brown, and a Girl’s Pony, brown, 1483, (legs restored), all gloss (2) £70 - 100 144 A Beswick Stocky Jogging Mare, 3rd version, black, 855, gloss (BCC 2005), boxed £80 - 120

160 A Beswick Connoisseur horse, Mill Reef, 2422, matt £80 - 100 161 A Beswick Connoisseur horse, Psalm, 2540, matt £80 - 100

163 A Royal Doulton Collie, HN1058, an Elite Staffordshire Bull Terrier, and five Beswick dogs, a Sheepdog, 1792, a Labrador, golden, 1548, a Poodle on a cushion, white, 2985, a Cairn Terrier, 3082, and a Pekinese, 9282, all matt (7) 164 A Beswick fireside Dalmatian, 2271, gloss £40 - 60 165 A Beswick Mallard, squatting, 817, gloss, and another (2) £60 - 100 166 A Beswick Jersey Bull, 1422 (nibble to one hoof), a Jersey Cow, 1345, and a Jersey Calf, 1249D, all gloss (3) £80 - 120 167 A Beswick Hereford Bull, 1363A, and a Hereford Cow, 1360, both gloss (2) £70 - 100

145 A Beswick Pinto Pony, 1st version, skewbald, 1373, gloss £70 - 100

168 A Royal Doulton figure, Captain Cook, HN2889 £100 - 150

146 A Beswick Thoroughbred Stallion, large, grey, 1772, gloss £60 - 80

169 A Royal Doulton flambé figure, The Geisha, HN3229 £100 - 150

147 A Beswick Arab Bahram, palomino, 1771, gloss £70 - 90

170 A Royal Doulton Cocker Spaniel with Pheasant, brown and white, HN1029, and another, black and white, HN1062 (2) £60 - 80

148 A Beswick Quarter Horse, 2186, gloss £50 - 70 149 A Beswick Pinto Pony, 2nd version, skewbald, 1373, and another, piebald, both gloss (2) £150 - 200 150 A Beswick Appaloosa Stallion, 1772 (A), and a Bois Roussel racehorse, 3rd version, brown, both gloss (2) £90 - 110

171 A Royal Doulton Cocker Spaniel, white/light brown, HN1036 £80 - 100 172 A Beswick Robin, 980B, a Bullfinch, 1042A, a Blue Tit, 992B, a Chaffinch, 991B, a Greenfinch, 2105B, a Goldfinch, 2273, and a Wren, 993B (7) £30 - 50

179 A Beswick fireside Dalmatian, 2271, gloss £60 - 80 180 A Beswick fireside Beagle, 2300, gloss £50 - 70 181 A Beswick Highland Pony, Mackionneach, 1644, and an Exmoor Pony, Heatherman, 1645, both gloss (2) £140 - 180 182 A Beswick Fell Pony, Dene Dauntless, 1647, and a Dales Pony, Maisie, 1671, both gloss (2) £160 - 180 183 A Beswick New Forest Pony, Jonathan 3rd, 1st version, 1646, gloss See illustration £90 - 140

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184 A Beswick Welsh Mountain Pony, 1st version, 1643 (nibble to ear), and a Highland Pony, Mackionneach, 1644, both gloss (2) £100 - 150 185 A Beswick Connemara Pony, Terese Of Leam, 1641, and a Dartmoor Pony, bay, 1642, both gloss (2) £140 - 180 186 A Beswick Dales Pony, Maisie, 1671, and a Shetland Pony, Eschonchan Ronay, 1648, both gloss (2) £120 - 180

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187 A Beswick Shire Mare, chestnut, 818, gloss See front cover colour illustration £600 - 800 188 A Beswick Large Action Shire, grey, 2578, gloss See illustration £200 - 250

Lot 195

189 A Beswick Suffolk Punch, Champion Hasse Dainty, dark chestnut, 1359, gloss See inside front cover colour illustration £200 - 300 190 A Beswick Shire Mare, black, 818, gloss See inside front cover colour illustration £400 - 500 191 A Beswick Thoroughbred Stallion, chestnut, 1772, gloss (restoration to front legs) See illustration £100 - 150 192 A Beswick Welsh Cob, standing, 1st version, chestnut, 1793, gloss See inside front cover colour illustration £400 - 600 193 A Beswick Norwegian Fjord Horse, 2282, gloss See illustration £250 - 300

Lots 183, 184 & 185 173 A Beswick Beatrix Potter figure, Flopsy, Mopsy and Cottontail, with incorrect back stamp for Foxy Whiskered Gentleman, BP-3b, three other Beatrix Potter figures, Cecily Parsley, BP-3a, Appley Dapply, BP-3a (chipped) and Mr Benjamin Bunny & Peter Rabbit, BP-3a (chipped), a Royal Doulton Brambly Hedge figure, Old Mrs Brighteye, DBH9, and a Bunnykins figure, Helping Mother, DB2 (6) £50 - 80 174 A Beswick Beatrix Potter figure, Simpkin, BP-3b, another, Susan, BP-3b and nine others (3 a.f.) (11) £200 - 250 175 Six Beswick Little Lovables, including I Love Beswick, (BCC), LL36, three boxed (6) £50 - 70 176 A Beswick Giraffe, small, 854, gloss £40 - 60 177 A Beswick Giraffe, large, 1631, gloss See illustration £100 - 150 178 A Beswick fireside Alsatian, 2410, gloss £50 - 70

194 A Beswick Shire Foal, large, chestnut, 951, gloss See illustration £240 - 280

Lot 209

195 A rare Beswick Walking Pony, grey, 1516, gloss (professional restoration to one ear) See inside front cover colour illustration £700 - 900

203 A Beswick Arab Xayal, palomino, 1265, and a Prancing Arab Type Horse, 1st version, palomino, 1261, both gloss (2) £80 - 100

196 A Beswick Pinto Pony, 1st version, skewbald, 1373, and another, piebald, both gloss (2) £160 - 200

204 A Beswick Black Galloway Cow, 4113B, gloss, boxed (BCC 2002) £150 - 200

197 A Beswick Pony, head up, palomino, 1197, gloss £70 - 100 198 A Beswick Pony, head up, grey, 1197, gloss £80 - 100 199 A Beswick Arab Xayal, dark brown, 1265, and another, brown, both gloss (2) £70 - 100 200 A Beswick Girl on Pony, skewbald, 1499, gloss See illustration £150 - 180 201 A Beswick Shetland Pony, Hollydell Dixie, H185, gloss, boxed (BCC 1999) £150 - 180 202 A Beswick Shire Mare, grey, 818, and a Grazing Shire, brown, 1050 (small nibble to one foot), both gloss (2) £90 - 100

205 A Beswick Guernsey Cow, 2nd version, 1248B, gloss £60 - 80 206 A Beswick Guernsey Bull, 1451, gloss £70 - 90 207 A Beswick Ayrshire Cow, 1345, gloss £80 - 120 208 A Beswick Friesian Cow, 1362A, gloss £50 - 60 209 Ten Beswick Beatrix Potter figures, Aunt Pettitoes, Fierce Bad Rabbit, 1st version, Foxy Whiskered Gentleman, Johnny TownMouse, Peter Rabbit, Tabitha Twitchit and Miss Moppet, Mr Drake Puddle-Duck, Little Black Rabbit, Mrs Rabbit and Bunnies, and Miss Moppet (10) £100 - 150 7

226 A set of three graduated Beswick Swallow wall plaques, 757-1, 2 & 3, all gloss (3) £100 - 140 227 A Beswick Friesian Bull, 1439A, a Friesian Cow, 1362A (chip to ear), and a Belted Galloway Cow, 4113A, all gloss (3) £70 - 100 228 A Beswick Charolais Bull, 2463A, and a Charolais Calf, 1827B, both gloss (2) £80 - 120 229 A Beswick Highland Bull, 2008, and a Highland Calf, 1827D, both gloss (2) £60 - 80 230 A Beswick Ayrshire Bull, 1454B, gloss £70 - 100

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231 A Beswick Guernsey Bull, 1451, and a Guernsey Cow, 1248B, both gloss (2) £120 - 180 232 A Beswick Ayrshire Calf, 1249B, and an Ayrshire Bull, 1454B (horns restored), both gloss (2) £60 - 80 233 A Beswick Pig, 832, two piglets, 833 and 834, a Sheep, 935, three lambs, 936, 937 and 938, a group of Laughing Pigs, 2103, a Pig and Piglet, 2746, four rabbits, 823, 824, 825 and 826, a Sheepdog, 1854, all gloss and a Black-Faced Sheep, 1765, matt (16) £80 - 120 234

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210 A Beswick Beatrix Potter figure, Miss Moppet, and three others, Peter Rabbit, (small base), Old Mr Brown and Little Pig Robinson, all BP-2 (4) £100 - 150

216 A Beswick Beatrix Potter figure, Sir Isaac Newton, and two others, Benjamin Bunny, 2nd version, and Tabitha Twitchett, 1st version, all BP-3b (3) £80 - 100

211 A Beswick Beatrix Potter figure, Ribby, and four others, Mrs Tittlemouse, Goody Tiptoes, Mr Alderman Ptolemy and Pigling Bland (maroon jacket), all BP-3a (5) £100 - 150

217 A Beswick Beatrix Potter figure, Simpkin, and another, Pickles, both BP-3b (2) £100 - 150

212 A Beswick Beatrix Potter figure, Mr Benjamin Bunny, maroon jacket, pipe in, and two others, Fierce Bad Rabbit, 1st version, and Benjamin Bunny, 2nd version, all BP-3b (3) £70 - 100 213 Ten Beswick Beatrix Potter figures, Timmy Tiptoes, Poorly Peter Rabbit, Old Mr Brown, Mr Benjamin Bunny & Peter Rabbit, Hunca Munca Sweeping, Tabitha Twitchett, Squirrel Nutkin, Tailor of Gloucester, Tabitha Twitchit and Miss Moppet, and Mr Jackson, all BP-3b (10) £100 - 150 214 Ten Beswick Beatrix Potter figures, Ribby, Poorly Rabbit, Mr Benjamin Bunny & Peter Rabbit, Old Mr Brown, Sally Henny Penny, Timmy Tiptoes, Hunca Munca, Tabitha Twitchit and Miss Moppet, Squirrel Nutkin, and The Old Woman who lived in a Shoe, all BP-3b (10) £100 - 150 215 A Beswick Beatrix Potter figure, Johnny Town-Mouse with Bag, BP-4, and five others, Hunca Munca, BP-4, Chippy Hackee, Mrs Tiggy-winkle, BP-9b, Benjamin Bunny, BP-9b, and Mrs Tiggy-winkle Buys Provisions, BP-11a (6) £100 - 150 8

218 A Royal Doulton Brambly Hedge figure, Mr Toadflax, DBH10A See illustration £300 - 400 219 Eleven Royal Doulton Brambly Hedge figures, including Teasel, DBH17, and Old Vole, DBH13 (11) £80 - 120

Miscellanea & Collectors’ Items starting at approx. 11.10 am 235 A pair of Louis XV style marble vases and covers, with gilt metal mounts, 48 cm high (2) See illustration £400 - 500 236 A coloured straw work basket, 36 cm wide £50 - 70 237 A pair of lacquered wall brackets, 25 cm wide £40 - 60 238 A Cantonese carved ivory fan, other fans, a Chinese censer, a photograph frame and other items (box) £60 - 80 239 A plush tiger, and other toys (box) £50 - 60

220 Eleven Royal Doulton Brambly Hedge figures, including Basil, DBH14, and Conker, DBH12 (11) £80 - 120

240 Scottish school, a family in an interior, oil on panel, 31 x 39 cm £50 - 80

221 A Royal Doulton Brambly Hedge plate, The Wedding, Season plates and cups and saucers, and four large snow globes (box) £50 - 80

241 A tortoiseshell mounted desk stand, monogrammed, incorporating a clock, a thermometer and a barometer, with gilt metal mounts, 21 cm high See illustration £400 - 500

222 A Beswick fireside Dachshund, tan, 2286, gloss £40 - 60 223 A Beswick Boxer, brindle, 1202, another, tan, 1202, and a Norfolk Terrier, 2984, all gloss (3) £80 - 100 224 A Beswick Hereford Bull, 1363A, a Black-Faced Ewe, 1765, a Lamb, 1828, and a Sheepdog, 1854, all gloss (4) £60 - 100 225 A set of three graduated Beswick Pink Legged Partridge wall plaques, 1188-1, 2 & 3, all gloss (3) See illustration £200 - 240

242 A bamboo shooting stick, various parasols and similar items £50 - 80 243

A dentist’s instrument box, 32 cm wide

244 A Longwy style table lamp, with metal mounts, 35 cm high (excluding light fitment) £100 - 150 245 An early 19th century sampler, worked by Jane Jackson 9 Years of age 1818, incorporating the alphabet and a verse, 43 x 26 cm £100 - 140

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246 An early Victorian sampler, worked by Isabella Lazenby her work in the year 1837, 42 x 29 cm, and a sampler panel (2) £100 - 140

261 A large slate mantel clock, with Roman numerals and gilt metal panels, 50.5 cm high £60 - 70

247 A 19th century satinwood tea caddy, 30 cm wide £60 - 80

262 A 19th century burr yew tea caddy, 33 cm wide £100 - 150

248 Three Chinese silk embroidered panels (3) £40 - 60

263 A Victorian mahogany tea caddy, of sarcophagus form, 33.5 cm wide £50 - 80

Lot 281 278 A treen pestle and mortar, and a pine box, 33 cm wide (2) £100 - 120 279 A Regency copper samovar, 53 cm high £60 - 70 280 A Ruddspeed chrome whisky flask, in the form of a Rolls Royce radiator, 19.5 cm high See illustration £100 - 140

250 Three axes, and a spearhead (4) £50 - 60

265 A B A Brémond music box, playing four airs, including God save the Queen, in an inlaid case, 22 cm wide £150 - 200

281 An early 19th century sampler, worked by Mary Heslop Aged 11 Years June 18, 1818 (?), incorporating two sailing ships, a large tree, birds, and other motifs, within a floral meander border, 35 x 32 cm See illustration £220 - 240

251 A coaching type whip, and a copper jardiniere (2)

266 Ken Lindores, Triangle Abstract No 71, oil on board, 70 x 59 cm (triangular) £40 - 50

282 Taxidermy: a pair of buffalo hoof boxes, with treen covers, 22.5 cm high £30 - 40

252 An Asprey marble desk stand, the central blotter flanked by book shaped boxes, 64.5 cm wide £150 - 170

267 A green leather faux crocodile suitcase, with single lock, initialled, 47 cm wide £160 - 180

253 An onyx mantel clock, another mantel clock, a doorstop, and a stuffed tortoise (4) £60 - 90

268 A Victorian treen six section spice tower, 27 cm high £60 - 90

283 An elm box, initialled and dated 1841, 20.5 cm wide, a group of treen items, including a mortar, a horn spoon, 1852, and a horn powder flask £150 - 180

254 A Bambara style carved wood fertility statue, with carved scarification detail, and metal earrings, 86 cm high, on a modern stand See illustration £200 - 300

270 An African carving, 28.5 cm high, and a similar group (2) £50 - 70

284 An early Victorian sampler, worked by Sarah Ben, Barton Stacey, 1849 (?), incorporating verse, butterflies, birds and foliage, within a floral meander border, 32.5 x 29 cm £220 - 240

271 A Bell & Howell 70DR cine camera, with MOD markings, cased £30 - 50

285 A barograph, in a mahogany case, 31 cm wide £200 - 250

255 A 19th century mantel timepiece, in an alabaster case (a.f.), 32 cm high £50 - 80

272 A Victorian walnut box, 29 cm wide £60 - 80

286 An Edwardian inlaid oak cutlery box, 39 cm wide £60 - 70

256 A pair of oak barley twist chambersticks, with dog head handles (2) £20 - 30

273 A Victorian gilt metal panel, a racehorse with a jockey up, in a rosewood frame £80 - 90

287 A brass door porter, an Oriental brass bell, with engraved decoration, and two lacquer pen trays (4)

257 A late Victorian black slate mantel clock, with Roman numerals, 52 cm high £60 - 90

274 A Toleware cheese coaster, 35 cm wide £50 - 70

288 A Moorish style dome top inlaid box, 26 cm wide £50 - 60

275 Two scrap albums, a sampler and other items

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249 A Chinese bronze dagger, 46 cm £100 - 120

258 A Japanese bronze jardiniere stand, decorated birds and trees, 15 cm high, a similar vase, a cloisonne vase, and a Cantonese teapot (4) £40 - 60 259 A Jupiter 1 iron pencil sharpener, and a brass jam pan (2) 260 A Victorian table oil lamp, and two others similar (3) £60 - 100

264 A George III inlaid mahogany knife box, adapted, 23 cm wide £60 - 80

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An early 18th century door lock £50 - 60

276 A Victorian tabletop beadwork stand, decorated a royal armorial, on four wooden casters, 53 cm wide £130 - 150 277 A charred piece of the rim of the German gun carriage wheel burnt at the base of Nelson’s column, with accompanying Westminster Gazette article, note and box £40 - 50

A Marley style horse, 42 cm high

290 A fusee type wall clock, 33 cm diameter £70 - 90 291 - 293 294 A Bang & Olufsen Beogram 5500, with speakers £40 - 60 295 A pair of cut glass pendant light fittings, and a pair of brass chenets (box) £80 - 120 9

296 A green leather faux crocodile suitcase, Drew & Sons Piccadilly Circus London, with two locks, 51 cm wide £160 - 180

325 A Stanley Victor No 20 plane, other planes, chisels and tools (box) £120 - 140

297 A pair of brass candlesticks, 19.5 cm high, and another similar, 13 cm high (4) £100 - 150

327 A copper coal bucket, and a copper kettle (2)

298 A glass electrolier, disassembled (some damage), and other light fittings (2 boxes) 299 A Chinese hardstone floral centrepiece, and another similar (2) £150 - 180

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300 A Chinese gilt metal figure, Fu (Good Fortune), 29 cm high, and two others similar, Lu (Prosperity) and Shou (Longevity) (3) £50 - 80

329 A pair of Victorian brass and iron mythical beast fire dogs, and a cast iron panel, 59 cm diameter (3) £60 - 90 330

Assorted art reference books (box)

302 A whip, with a bone handle in the form of a dog, carved a whistle £60 - 80

332 A fur jacket, a fur stole, a wedding dress, books and sundries

303

333 Two silver coloured metal cockerels, a pair of candlesticks, and other assorted items (box)

306

A carved bone pipe

A theodolite, cased £60 - 80

307 A Cash’s style woven silk bookmark, Mail Coach, in a glazed frame £20 - 30 308 An Art Deco style lamp base, in the form of a female, 48.5 cm high (excluding fitment) £50 - 70 309 A Japanese champlevé enamel vase, decorated scrolling flowers and foliage, 29.5 cm high £200 - 250 310 An Isidore Jule Bolhurn bronze group, of three race horses jumping a hurdle, 78 cm wide £250 - 280 311 - 317 318 Charles A Bool, a river landscape, watercolour, signed, 28 x 39.5 cm, four pictures and two iridescent glass lamp shades (7) £40 - 60 319 A mantel clock, the arched silvered dial having Arabic numerals, and two subsidiary dials, chime silent and slow fast, the eight day movement striking on five gongs, in an oak case, 34 cm high, a Cauldon blue dragon pattern part dinner and tea service and a Victorian style jug (qty) £60 - 80 320 Two tea caddies, a cutlery box, a folding cake stand, a mirror, pictures and items (qty) £50 - 80 321 Assorted camera equipment, including a Polaroid 600SE, a Polaroid Mamiya lens, and other items

328 A copper and brass samovar, with associated cover, 54 cm high, a pair of silver plated candlesticks, and a quantity of counters (box)

331 Assorted Solido model vehicles, all boxed (box) £40 - 60

305 A military leather baton case, 73 cm long

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A leather Gladstone bag £70 - 90

301 A pair of giltwood Dogs of Fo, 19 cm high (a.f.) (2) £40 - 60

304 An unusual walking stick, carved with the inscription ‘1883. This walking stick was presented to Mr John Lewis, Luzere County, Wilkbarie, Pennsylvania, North America, formerly of Aberdair Valley by Mr Robert Lewis, his brother. Oh sweet old memories of the Banks of Amman and its inhabitants who is today to me an exile, from my old native vale’, 87 cm See illustration £500 - 600

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334 Two Roberts radios, a wristwatch, a corkscrew and other assorted items (box) 335 Assorted art reference and other books (box) £40 - 50 336 Assorted ceramics, glass, postcards, coins, stamps, mirrors, pictures, an occasional table, a standard lamp and sundries (qty) £60 - 100 337 The Adventures of David Simple, vol I, Kipling (Rudyard), Just So Stories and other volumes 338 A pair of painted and carved wood centrepieces, 53 cm wide (2) £300 - 400 339 A walking cane, with silver mounts, other walking sticks and parasols (qty) 340 - 341 342 English school, figures in an interior, oil on canvas, 67 x 52 cm £20 - 30 343 English school, a three quarter length portrait of a seated lady holding a violin, pastel, 65 x 49 cm £40 - 50 344 W Stockman, a harbour scene, oil on canvas, signed, 39 x 76 cm, and another painting (2) £50 - 60 345 English school, a study of a horse’s head, charcoal, initialled and dated Easter 1902, oval, 45 x 36 cm, and its pair (2) £60 - 70 346 Victorian school, two ladies in a garden, 54 x 44 cm £60 - 70 347 F Barrow, a castle and boats, oil on canvas, signed, 49 x 39 cm £50 - 60 348 English school, a St Bernard dog, watercolour, initialled and dated 1910, 42 x 35 cm £50 - 60 349 Charles Leek, The New Forest, oil on board, 43 x 59 cm

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A pair of wrought iron fire dogs

323

Assorted golf clubs, in a golf bag

350 Peter Clarke, abstract, signed, and another picture (2) £80 - 90

324 Assorted Chinese and Japanese scroll pictures, including Hotei (some damaged) £100 - 150

351 English school, early 20th century, the steam ship Busk, watercolour, indistinctly signed and dated 1911, 23 x 34 cm £60 - 70

377 Erotica: A man making love to his lady, on a settee, oil on paper, 20 x 17, in a gilt gesso frame £180 - 200 378 A pair of early 19th century oval bust portrait miniatures, of a lady and a gentleman, 7 x 5.5 cm (2) See illustration £200 - 300 379 - 384

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385 C Wentor, a three quarter length portrait of Ida Von Ellbrecht, sitting in a garden armchair with her favourite dog, oil on canvas, 104 x 79 cm See illustration Note: Ida Von Ellbrecht (Nee Dahl) was born on 12th November 1882 in Copenhagen. She married Carl Ludvig Von Ellbrecht on 27th June 1906 and lived in Baunebjerg and later in Porthus. £500 - 600 386

Lowry and other prints (12) £40 - 60

387

Assorted fishing tackle

388 A Royal Doulton part dinner and tea service, and other assorted ceramics and glass (9 boxes) 389

Assorted volumes (7 boxes)

390 A Royal Albert Old Country Roses part tea service, other ceramics, glass, and metalwares (qty) 391

Assorted volumes (qty)

392 An ostrich egg, postcards, ceramics, glass, metalwares and other items (qty)

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352 An Edwardian mahogany panel, inlaid with a lady holding a mirror and an arrow, 64 x 48 cm £50 - 60

363 - 364

353 An oak panel, carved in relief figures fighting, 44 x 37 cm £140 - 160

366 Trevor Chamberlain, Approach of nightfall, Greenwich Reach, oil on board, signed and dated ‘78, 14 x 21 cm, and six other pictures (7) £40 - 60

354 An Indian sabre, with a scabbard £50 - 60 355 A walking stick, with an ivory handle and silver collar £150 - 180 356 A 17th century style short sword £50 - 60 357 George Pyne, a view of Oxford Castle, watercolour over pencil, 19.5 x 15 cm Note: Purchased by the vendor at Christie’s sale 25th July 1972 See illustration £100 - 150 358 359 T Mortimer, a coastal scene, watercolour, signed, 22 x 51.1 cm £50 - 80 360 Eric Lewis, coastal scene, oil on canvas, signed, 29.5 x 59.5 cm, and a 19th century print (2) 361 20th century, a beach scene, mixed media, inscribed ‘55, 20.5 x 32 cm 362 An aneroid barometer, with a thermometer, in an inlaid mahogany case, 83 cm high £80 - 90

365 A Victorian needlework panel, The Tax Collectors, 79 x 99 cm £50 - 70

367 A carved and painted wood tribal shield, 170 cm high £80 - 90

393

Assorted volumes and prints (qty)

394

Assorted volumes (qty)

395

Four Victorian oil paintings £50 - 80

396 - 399 400 A Japanese black lacquer box and cover, decorated foliage, with silver coloured metal mounts, 23 cm wide See illustration £200 - 250 401 A pair of tea caddies, constructed from coconuts, 15 cm high (2) £80 - 120 402 A bust portrait miniature, of a lady wearing a ruff, watercolour on ivory, inscribed Dezval, 4.5 cm diameter, and two others similar, framed as one £150 - 180

368 Wan Soon Kam, trees, watercolour, signed, 54 x 41 cm, other watercolours by the same (7) See illustration £100 - 150

403 A carriage timepiece, the 5.5 cm wide enamel dial signed SHARMANN D WEILL LTD, 22 DONEGALL PLACE, BELFAST, PARIS MAKE, with Roman numerals, in a brass case, 15 cm high £150 - 180

369 Herring, a four horse plough team at rest, watercolour, bears a signature, 21.5 x 31.5 cm £300 - 400

404 A carriage timepiece, in a brass case, 14.5 cm high, and another similar (2) £50 - 80

370 Four Robert Taylor military and naval prints (4) £30 - 50 371 A late 19th century gilt gesso picture frame, to take a picture 46.5 x 64 cm £100 - 120 372 A lady’s fox fur stole, and a similar cape (2) £30 - 50 373 A lady’s mink full length fur coat £140 - 180 374 A lady’s fox and coyote style fur coat £150 - 180 375

A lady’s grey mink coat £150 - 180

376

A lady’s mink coat £150 - 180

405 A carriage timepiece, the 5.5 cm wide enamel dial with Roman numerals, in a brass case, 15.5 cm high £50 - 80 406 An oval carriage timepiece, the 5.5 cm wide enamel dial with Roman numerals, in a brass case, 15 cm high, and a travelling case £150 - 180 407 A carriage timepiece, the 6.5 cm wide enamel dial with Roman numerals, in a brass case, 17 cm high, and a travelling case £150 - 180 408 A Victorian novelty mahogany sewing box, in the form of a grand piano, incorporating a music box, with various accessories, 30 cm wide See illustration £550 - 650 11

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Lot 477 409 A pink shagreen box, the top inset an enamel panel, 13 cm wide See illustration £380 - 420 410 A late Victorian gilt brass desk stand, in the form of a goat holding two panniers, 13.5 cm high £150 - 180 12

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Lot 478 411 Two Indian daggers, with inlaid handles (2) £50 - 60 412 A cold painted bronze group, of two terriers, 5 cm high £60 - 80 413 A Schuco tinplate clockwork pig, playing a drum, 11.5 cm high £30 - 40

Lot 480 414 A Swiss Lion of Lucerne, with well carved detail, incised in latin 10 Aug 1792, 11 cm wide £100 - 120 415 An Art & Crafts copper box with hammered decoration and inscribed, 15 cm wide £50 - 70

416 A WWI 1914 trio, with Mons bar, names erased, with accompanying ephemera and other items

Wine, Port & Spirits starting at approx. 12.10 pm

417 A group of black and white photographs, including The Beatles, Cliff Richard and others £30 - 50

450 A large quantity of pub memorabilia, including mirrors, miniature bottles, bottles of beer, cider flagons, and calendars (qty) £200 - 300

418 A strip of three 2d blue stamps, on a cover, 1846 £30 - 40

451 A bottle of Moet & Chandon Dry Imperial champagne 1953 £120 - 180

419 Assorted stained and natural bone chess pieces

452 A bottle of Warres Vintage Port, possibly 1960 or earlier £40 - 60

420 A crown, 1887, a half crown, 1982, and other assorted coins £50 - 80

453 Two bottles of Haig Gold Label whisky, and five other bottles of spirits (7) See illustration £80 - 120

421 A Chinese carved ivory card case, 9.5 cm high, another card case, a carved ivory figure, and other items (damages) £100 - 150

454 Two bottles of Lagavulin 16 year old Islay Malt whisky, and two others (4) £80 - 120

422 Assorted coins, including Egyptian Ptolomaic £40 - 60

455 Twelve bottles of assorted whiskies and liqueurs (12) £40 - 60

423 Assorted quizzing lorgnettes £260 - 280

456 A bottle of 1920s Foucauld Cognac See illustration £80 - 120

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424 A 19th century pack of playing cards, 52/52, with named French dignitaries, and a small nursery book 425 Nine Victorian natural and stained bone bobbins, including mother and babe bobbins and named bobbins £60 - 80 426 A Mont Blanc Meisterstück fountain pen, a Sheaffer fountain pen, a Parker fountain pen and a pencil (4) £100 - 150 427 A Victorian mother of pearl visiting card case, and another similar (2) £100 - 120 428 A 19th century corkscrew £100 - 120

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429 An Indian carved hardwood card case, with inlaid decoration, and another similar (2) £60 - 80 430 Assorted jet style items and stones (box) £100 - 120 431 A 19th century tortoiseshell box, 8 cm wide, and a Victorian tortoiseshell card case (2) £150 - 180 432 A small music box, a card case, and other items £30 - 40

457 A bottle of Haig Gold Label whisky, 70% proof with clip cap See illustration £70 - 100 458 A bottle of Bollinger RD 1973 vintage champagne, celebrating the marriage of H R H The Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer, July 29 1981, in own wooden case See illustration £80 - 120 459 A bottle of Armagnac 1950, and a bottle of Findlater Mackie-Todd Grand Fine Champagne Cognac 1888 See illustration £200 - 300 460 A bottle of Chateau Rauzan Gassies Margaux 1961, and a bottle of Chateau Mouton Baronne Philippe Pauillac 1975, mid shoulder (2) £100 - 150 461 A Lamb’s decanter of Navy Rum, HMS Warrior and three Bell’s decanters of whisky, all boxed (4) £50 - 80 462 Three Bell’s decanters of whisky, commemorating the marriage of Prince Andrew to Miss Sarah Ferguson and four other decanters commemorating royal events (6 boxed) (7) £40 - 60 463 Five Bell’s decanters of whisky, celebrating Christmas, from 1990-1992, all boxed (5) £40 - 60

433 A treen rolling pin, with pewter handles, 45 cm long. Note: Purchased from the W J Shepherd Collection of Treen, sold by Sotheby’s in 1983 £100 - 120

464 Five Bell’s decanters of whisky, celebrating Christmas, from 1988-1992, all boxed (5) £40 - 60

434 A group of treen items, including a lemon squeezer and a bell shaped desk weight £60 - 100

465 Five Bell’s decanters of whisky, commemorating the birth of Princess Eugenie and one Princess Beatrice, all boxed (6) £40 - 60

435 A group of Chinese brass and other nose rings 436 English school, a landscape with an angler, oil on panel, 14 x 21.5 cm £40 - 60 437 A Chinese bronze hand bell (a.f.) £80 - 100 438 A large quantity of GB and other coins £100 - 150 439 - 449

469 A bottle of Chateau Latour 1970 (midshoulder), a bottle of 75th anniversary The Royal Corps of Signals 1993 from Buzet, two Bell’s decanters and other assorted items (8) £120 - 150 470 A one litre bottle of Famous Grouse whisky, and several other assorted bottles and miniatures £30 - 50 471 Two bottles of Vintage Champagne 1966, and a bottle of Cava (3) £80 - 120 472 A bottle of Graham’s 1980 Vintage Port, and a bottle of Cockburns 1996 Vintage Port (2) £40 - 60 473 A bottle of The Stillman’s Dram Old Fettercairn 26 year old single Highland malt whisky, 45% Alc, and two others (3) £150 - 200 474 A bottle of Taylor’s 1980 Vintage Port, and a bottle of Dow’s 1984 Quinta Do Bonfim Vintage Port (2) £70 - 90 475 Two half cases of Chateau La Tour De Mons Margaux 1998, in own wooden cases (2) £120 - 180 476 Twelve bottles of Cockburn’s 1991 Vintage Port, in own wooden case See illustration £300 - 400 477 Twelve bottles of Chateau Latour, Premier Grand Cru Classe 1968, in own wooden case See illustration. Note: Purchased by the vendor at Christie’s in 1970 and has been stored in his cellar since purchase. £1750 - 2000 478 Twelve bottles of Chateau Latour, Premier Grand Cru Classe 1968, in own wooden case See illustration Note: Purchased by the vendor at Christie’s in 1970 and has been stored in his cellar since purchase. £1750 - 2000 479 A large quantity of assorted port (3 boxes) £80 - 120 480 Twelve bottles of Gonzales Byas Vintage Port 1970, in own wooden case See illustration £300 - 500 481 Two bottles of Chateau Lascombes Margaux 2001, and three and a half other bottles of Bordeaux (6) £150 - 200 482 Ten bottles of Chateau Belair St Emilion Grand Cru Classe 1996, in own wooden case £150 - 250 483 Twelve bottles of Chateau Cissac Medoc 1994, in own wooden case £150 - 200 484 A bottle of Baron Louis Henri Chablis Premier Cru 2007, and five other French white wines (6) £50 - 70 485 Ten bottles of Cosme Palacio Rioja Cosecha 2005, in own wooden case £180 - 250

466 Seven Bell’s decanters of whisky, commemorating the 90th birthday of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, all boxed (7) £50 - 80

486 A bottle of Warres Quinta de Cavadinha 1987 Vintage Port and a bottle of Ardmore collection Speyside single cask malt whisky, distilled 1990, Alc 46% (2) £80 - 120

467 A bottle of Moet & Chandon Cuvee Dom Perignon champagne 1976, in unopened sealed cardboard box £120 - 180

487 Twelve bottles of San Huberto Crianza Medaille D’Oro Malbec 2001 Argentina £50 - 70

468 A bottle of Chateau Palmer (Berry Bros & Rudd Bottling) 1967 and three other bottles £80 - 120

488 Twelve bottles of San Huberto Crianza Medaille D’Oro Malbec 2001 Argentina £50 - 70 13

489 Twelve bottles of San Huberto Crianza Medaille D’Oro Malbec 2001 Argentina £50 - 70 490 Twelve bottles of San Huberto Crianza Medaille D’Oro Malbec 2001 Argentina £50 - 70 491 Twelve bottles of San Huberto Crianza Medaille D’Oro Malbec 2001 Argentina £50 - 70 492 Twelve bottles of San Huberto Crianza Medaille D’Oro Malbec 2001 Argentina £50 - 70 493 Twelve bottles of San Huberto Crianza Medaille D’Oro Malbec 2001 Argentina £50 - 70 494 Twelve bottles of San Huberto Crianza Medaille D’Oro Malbec 2001 Argentina £50 - 70 495 Twelve bottles of San Huberto Crianza Medaille D’Oro Malbec 2001 Argentina £50 - 70 496 Twelve bottles of San Huberto Crianza Medaille D’Oro Malbec 2001 Argentina £50 - 70 497 Twelve bottles of San Huberto Crianza Medaille D’Oro Malbec 2001 Argentina £50 - 70 498 Twelve bottles of San Huberto Crianza Medaille D’Oro Malbec 2001 Argentina £50 - 70

510 A large silver plated samovar, crested, 50.5 cm high £50 - 80 511 A silver plated meat cover, Goldsmith’s Alliance Ltd, 46 cm wide £50 - 80 512 A pair of silver goblets, Birmingham 1991, approx. 10.435 ozt, 16 cm high, cased £70 - 100 513 A silver photograph frame, Asprey, London 1915, 32 x 22 cm £70 - 100 514 A silver two handled trophy cup, Birmingham 1936, approx. 14.660 ozt, 21 cm high, on a stand £250 - 280 515 A Victorian glass claret jug, with silver plated mounts, and a Claret stopper, 30 cm high £170 - 190 516 A silver two handled trophy cup, London 1938, approx. 15.530 ozt, 18 cm high, on a stand £80 - 120 517 Two silver plated oval trays, a table lamp, a tea caddy, a hot water pot, and a cut glass decanter, with a silver collar (6) £80 - 120 518 A large quantity of silver plated items, including cutlery and entree dishes (2 boxes) £100 - 150 519 A silver plated kettle, stand and burner, a silver plated four piece tea and coffee set, a tray, and another teapot £70 - 100

528 A pair of sterling silver candelabra, 14 cm high, and a Royal Albert Old Country Roses pattern tea service (box) £100 - 150 529

Assorted silver plated items (box)

530 A silver plated coffee pot, other silver plate and metalwares (3 boxes) £100 - 150 531 A silver plated three branch candelabrum, 52 cm high, and another similar (2) £40 - 60 532 533 A George III style silver five piece cruet set, Birmingham 1934, cased, other silver coloured metal and silver plated items (qty) £60 - 90 534 A pair of silver candlesticks, of tapering octagonal form, London 1929, 21 cm high (2) £80 - 120 535 A mid/late 18th century silver baluster christening mug, later crested above a motto and with embossed decoration, marks incomplete, approx. 5.790 ozt £150 - 200 536 An 18th century style silver sugar caster, London 1910, approx. 6.060 ozt £120 - 140 537 An Art Nouveau style silver mounted photograph frame, Birmingham 1903, 28.5 x 23.5 cm £120 - 140

520 Assorted silver plated items (box) £40 - 50

538 An Edwardian silver teapot, of octagonal form, Sheffield 1903, approx. 9.635 ozt (all in), 15 cm high £80 - 120

499 Twelve bottles of San Huberto Crianza Medaille D’Oro Malbec 2001 Argentina £50 - 70

521 An Art Deco style silver plated tray, Mappin and Webb, 69 cm wide, and three entree dishes and covers (4) £80 - 120

539 A George III style silver teapot, Sheffield 1933, approx. 13.805 ozt (all in) £220 - 240

500 Twelve bottles of San Huberto Crianza Medaille D’Oro Malbec 2001 Argentina £50 - 70

522 Assorted silver plated items (box) £40 - 50

540 A George III style silver sugar bowl, Sheffield 1904, approx. 6.320 ozt £120 - 140

523 A George III style silver plated three light candelabrum, 47 cm high, and a similar pair of candlesticks (3) £40 - 60

541 An Arts & Crafts style silver pedestal bowl, with a presentation inscription dated 1911 around the base of the rim, Sheffield 1909, approx. 6.340 ozt, 16 cm diameter £180 - 200

501 Six bottles of San Huberto Crianza Medaille D’Oro Malbec 2001 Argentina £25 - 35 502 - 508

Silver & Plate starting at approx. 12.20 pm 509 A silver plated old English pattern table service, for twelve place settings (lacks one knife), in a mahogany table cabinet, 71.5 cm wide £100 - 150

524 Assorted silver plated items (box) £40 - 50 525 A silver plated three piece tea set, and other items (box) 526 A set of Victorian silver and mother of pearl dessert eaters, Sheffield 1887, a pair of silver plated pepperettes, and other plated items (qty) £50 - 80 527

A three piece enamel brush set £50 - 70

542 An 18th century style silver waiter, Sheffield 1940, approx. 10.020 ozt, 20 cm diameter £80 - 120 543 A silver table cigarette box, inscribed and dated 1966, marks rubbed, 16 cm wide £50 - 70 544 A silver mounted table top bell, pierced and embossed with flowers and foliage, Birmingham 1900, 11.5 cm diameter See illustration £200 - 300 545 A silver dish, of lobed form, with pierced and embossed decoration, Birmingham 1903, approx. 4.250 ozt, 16 cm diameter £80 - 100 546 A part table service of silver old English pattern cutlery, comprising six tablespoons, six dessert spoons, six table forks, and six dessert forks, London 1896/97, approx. 50.160 ozt £450 - 650 547 A silver coloured photograph metal frame, stamped 900, 5.5 cm high £80 - 100

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Lot 551

548 Various silver condiments, spoons, two rings and other items £100 - 150

554 A quantity of silver coloured metal pin trays, and other similar items (qty) £150 - 200 555 Two modern small silver dishes, and items of silver coloured metal (qty) £120 - 180 556 A silver fiddle pattern fish server, initialled, London 1813, and two early 19th century silver sauce ladles, approx. 8.880 ozt (3) £150 - 180 557 A modern silver three piece condiment set, boxed £50 - 80

Lot 584

558 A modern silver three piece condiment set, boxed £50 - 80 559 A silver vesta case, Birmingham 1920, a silver Albert, a silver plated cruet, in the form of a dog, and other items (qty) £50 - 80 560 - 563 564 An Edwardian silver pin cushion, in the form of a pig, Adie & Lovekin Ltd, Birmingham 1906, 4.5 cm high £120 - 160 565 A silver table cigarette box, Birmingham 1922, a pair of silver bon bon dishes, a silver hand mirror, and a matching brush (5) £50 - 80 566 A silver baluster cream jug, Edinburgh 1992, approx. 9.005 ozt £80 - 120 567 A pair of Indian style silver coloured metal candlesticks, decorated animals and foliage, 16 cm high (2) £200 - 250

Lot 587

568 A Chinese Wang Hing silver coloured metal box and cover, decorated foliage, 7.5 cm diameter £200 - 250 569 A silver christening mug, inscribed and dated 1917, Birmingham 1903, approx. 3.535 ozt £100 - 150 570 A 17th century style silver porringer, initialled, Sheffield 1905, approx. 4.090 ozt £70 - 90 571 A silver breakfast teapot, with embossed decoration, London 1900, approx. 9.255 ozt (all in) £150 - 180 572 A Victorian silver christening mug, with embossed decoration, Birmingham 1869, approx. 4.565 ozt £70 - 90

579 A silver vesta case, Birmingham 1902, a silver spoon, bangles and other items (qty) £50 - 80 580 A Victorian silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1896, two silver Alberts, an ingot, and two pairs of spectacles (qty) £50 - 80 581 A silver and enamel compact, named, and applied a naval crest, Birmingham 1928 £70 - 100 582 A Chinese silver coloured metal weight, 9.5 cm wide 583 A silver cigarette case, initialled and dated, Birmingham 1940, approx. 8.595 ozt £70 - 100 584 An Edwardian silver desk stand, with pierced decoration, on four pad feet, London 1909, approx. 14.245 ozt, 20 cm wide See illustration £300 - 400 585 A pair of silver salts, with bright cut decoration, London 1930 (lacks liners), a silver mustard pot, three spoons, approx. 9.325 ozt, and a pair of silver pepperettes, Birmingham 1901 (qty) £100 - 150 586 An Edwardian silver and mother of pearl orange peeler/penknife, Sheffield 1902, a silver jug (marks rubbed), a child’s rattle, and similar items (qty) £50 - 80 587 A pair of George III silver and silver gilt salts, John Wakelin & William Taylor, London 1785/86, approx. 6.695 ozt, 8 cm high (2) See illustration £200 - 300 588 A pair of George III silver salts, Sheffield 1794, approx. 5.400 ozt, 6 cm high (2) £150 - 200 589 A silver spectacle case, marks rubbed, a pair of pinz nez, and a silver brooch (3) £40 - 60 590 A silver mustard pot, and a matching pepperette, London 1967, approx. 4.700 ozt, a silver plated gravy boat, and a cigarette case, with niello type decoration (4) £50 - 80 591 A Continental silver coloured metal box, with embossed decoration, a pair of silver salts, and other items £60 - 100

573 A pair of George V silver candlesticks, in the Adam’s taste, London 1914, 19 cm high (2) £150 - 200

592 A set of four Victorian 17th century style silver salts, of triangular form, with embossed decoration, on three ball feet, Sheffield 1875, approx. 6.125 ozt (4) See illustration £250 - 300

574 A silver salver, engraved an armorial above a motto, and with embossed decoration, London 1813, approx. 10.830 ozt, 20.5 cm diameter £200 - 220

593 A pair of 17th century style silver salts, of shaped triangular form, with embossed decoration, on three ball feet, London 1875, approx. 4.830 ozt (2) £150 - 180

551 An Edwardian silver dressing table tray, embossed flowers and foliage, Birmingham 1904, approx. 13.965 ozt, 29 cm wide See illustration £180 - 220

575 A George III silver old English pattern tablespoon, with bright cut decoration, other silver items, approx. 7.950 ozt, a silver trinket box, Birmingham 1906, a similar box, and other plated items (qty) £100 - 150

594 A pair of Victorian silver salts, on claw and ball feet, Sheffield 1864/65, another pair of silver salts, and a pepperette, approx. 4.890 ozt (5) £50 - 70

552 A pair of Victorian spoons, with renaissance style handles, London 1890, approx. 7.350 ozt (2) £140 - 160

576 A pair of silver owl condiments, Birmingham 1972, approx. 3.720 ozt, 5.5 cm high (2) £300 - 400

553 A silver sauce boat, Sheffield 1933, a silver salt, approx. 4.815 ozt, a set of six silver plated napkin rings, a set of eight napkin rings, and a set of six silver handled knives (qty) £60 - 100

577 A paperweight, in the form of a silver coloured metal silo, 7 cm high £60 - 70

Lot 592 549 A silver coloured metal swing handle basket, with pierced decoration, 33 cm wide £220 - 240 550 A Britannia silver pen tray, crested with the Lloyds Bank Black Horse, and inscribed on underside, London 1975, approx. 10.650 ozt, 24.5 cm wide £100 - 150

578 An Edwardian silver stamp box, Birmingham 1906, 5.5 cm wide £80 - 90

595 A silver three handled bowl, with embossed decoration, Birmingham 1905, approx. 4.450 ozt, a pair of silver plated salts, with blue glass liners, and two spoons (5) £50 - 80 596 A silver sugar caster, Sheffield 1937, 15.5 cm high, and a silver six section toast rack, Sheffield 1906, approx. 8.420 ozt (2) £70 - 100 15

597 A silver pedestal dish, Chester 1915, 17 cm wide, a silver napkin ring, a silver vesta and four silver spoons, approx. 9.434 ozt £80 - 120 598 A large vesta type silver case, Birmingham 1896, and two silver cigarette cases, approx. 12.635 ozt (3) £100 - 150

623 A 9ct gold signet ring, and another similar, approx. 9.4 g (2) £100 - 150 624 A yellow coloured metal, sapphire and diamond floral spray brooch £200 - 300 625 A sterling silver charm bracelet, with charms, and a sterling silver bangle (2) £40 - 60

599 A pair of silver napkin rings, Birmingham 1914, cased, two silver thimbles, a scent bottle and other items (qty) £60 - 100

626 An amethyst and seed pearl pendant, and an amethyst bar brooch (2) £60 - 80

600 A pair of Indian style silver coloured metal vases, with embossed decoration, and other similar items £100 - 150

627 A pair of Victorian moonstone and diamond brooches, in the form of flowers, each inscribed, joined by a safety chain £100 - 150

601 A heart shaped tortoiseshell paper holder, with silver mounts, London 1899, 11 cm, and a silver pedestal dish, Birmingham 1913 (2) £120 - 140

628 A 19th century oval micro mosaic brooch, St Peter’s Square, Rome, in a yellow coloured metal mount (a.f.) £200 - 250

602 Seven various silver napkin rings, various dates, approx. 7.310 ozt £60 - 100 603 An oval silver box and cover, with embossed decoration, Birmingham 1900, 10 cm wide, and another similar, approx. 2.560 ozt (2) £80 - 100 604 A George III silver mustard spoon, London 1794, other silver, and plated items (qty)

629 A yellow coloured metal signet type ring £150 - 200 630 An 18ct gold, sapphire and diamond ring £150 - 200 631 Three dress studs, with masonic emblems, boxed £50 - 70 632 A yellow coloured metal link bracelet £150 - 200

605 A leather Gladstone bag, small items of silver and sundries

633 An 18ct gold wedding band, approx. 4.4 g, another band, and a 9ct gold ring (3) £100 - 150

606 An 18th century style silver sauce boat, Sheffield 1919, approx. 7.265 ozt, and a soup ladle (2) £100 - 150

634 A cameo brooch, carved a soldier, a micro mosaic brooch, and marcasite jewellery (qty) £70 - 100

607 A silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1943, approx. 8.750 ozt, an open face pocket watch, signed Railway Timekeeper, and two Naval sweetheart brooches (4) £80 - 120

635 A Victorian style diamond pendant brooch, set with old cut diamonds, suspended from a bow brooch, and with a detachable brooch pin £800 - 900

608 A silver table top cigarette box, inscribed and dated 1948, London 1926, 19.5 cm wide £160 - 180

636

609 - 614 There will now be a 15 minute break

Jewellery, Watches & Gold Coins not starting before 1.15 pm 615 An 18ct gold six band ring, approx. 7.2 g £100 - 150 616

An 18ct gold and opal ring £150 - 200

617 A 22ct gold wedding band, approx. 3.6 g £50 - 80 618

An 18ct gold Cartier ring £400 - 600

619 A lava cameo, a tortoiseshell box, and other jewellery (qty) £80 - 120

A quantity of loose diamonds

649 An 18ct gold charm bracelet, with assorted charms, approx. 78.1 g (all in) £500 - 800 650 An 18ct gold and diamond pendant, on a chain £100 - 150 651 An Art Nouveau style 14ct gold and enamel brooch, decorated a lady’s head and flowers £50 - 80 652 A freshwater pearl type necklace £100 - 150 653 A 9ct gold muff chain, approx. 38.9g £550 - 600 654 A 9ct gold fob, inscribed, mounted on a pendant, and a similar bracelet (2) £60 - 80 655 An 18ct gold and three stone opal ring £80 - 120 656 Two 22ct gold wedding bands, approx. 6.2 g £100 - 150 657 A 22ct gold wedding band, approx. 3.2 g, and a 9ct gold ring (2) £80 - 120 658 A 9ct gold locket, with Royal Flying Corps emblem, three charms, and a Coronation 1911 commemorative charm (qty) £100 - 150 659 A 9ct gold fancy link Albert, approx. 20.4 g £240 - 260 660 An 18ct white gold, white stone and diamond ring £150 - 200 661 An 18ct gold, emerald and diamond cluster ring See illustration £150 - 250 662 A 9ct yellow and white gold bracelet, set thirty nine diamonds £200 - 300

637 A starburst brooch, set a pearl within a surround of diamonds £200 - 250

663 A 9ct gold Albert, with a T bar, approx. 45.8 g £450 - 500

638 A 14ct yellow gold and blister pearl ring £100 - 150

664 A platinum and diamond half hoop ring £80 - 120

639 Three vari cut emerald matrix, total weight approx. 335ct £60 - 80

665 A 9ct gold opal and garnet ring, and another ring (2) £100 - 150

640 A 9ct gold rope twist necklace, approx. 12.0 g, a lady’s 9ct gold wristwatch, and other items £80 - 120

666 A two strand pearl necklace, with a 9ct gold clasp, set seed pearls and garnets £150 - 200

641 A pietra dura oval brooch, a hair plait Albert, and other items £40 - 60

667 A 9ct gold, cameo and seed pearl bar brooch, four other bar brooches, and two stick pins

642 A pair of 18ct gold and turquoise cufflinks £270 - 300 643 A 14ct gold cameo brooch, carved a courting couple £180 - 200 644 An 18ct gold and diamond flowerhead ring £150 - 250

620 An 18ct gold wedding band, approx. 1.0 g, an Irish silver bangle, other jewellery and watches (qty) £40 - 60

645 An 18ct yellow gold ring, set a large mixed cut oval synthetic sapphire, surrounded by twenty five brilliant cut diamonds £900 - 1000

621 A 9ct gold signet ring, approx. 2.3 g, a silver Albert, a half hunter pocket watch, and a silver bangle (4) £50 - 80

646 A 19th century yellow coloured metal and enamel brooch, decorated a basket set diamond chips £70 - 100

622 A 14ct gold and five stone sapphire ring £100 - 150

647 An Edwardian 9ct gold, amethyst and seed pearl bangle, boxed £100 - 150

648 A garnet and seed pearl ring, a marcasite lizard brooch, and other items £50 - 80

668 A three stone diamond ring, in a white coloured metal mount £300 - 400 669 An 18ct gold and solitaire diamond ring, a 9ct gold bar brooch, a fob and other items (qty) £60 - 80 670 A 14ct white gold and solitaire diamond ring £300 - 500 671 An 18ct gold and five stone diamond ring £150 - 200 672 A suite of topaz jewellery, comprising a pair of earrings, a ring and a brooch £150 - 180 673 An 18ct gold, sapphire and diamond flowerhead ring, and another diamond ring (2) £100 - 150

674 An 18ct gold, turquoise and ruby flowerhead ring £60 - 100 675 An 18ct gold, cabochon sapphire and diamond gypsy ring £100 - 150 676

A 14ct gold and opal ring £100 - 150

677 A 9ct gold, cabochon ruby and diamond bar brooch, and a matching pair of earrings £100 - 150 678 A Victorian mourning pendant, applied a floral spray set seed pearls £60 - 80

700 A 14ct white gold and diamond cluster ring, another cluster ring, and one other ring (3) £900 - 1100

724 A pair of 18ct white gold and diamond heart shape drop earrings, set brilliant and baguette cut stones £1400 - 1600

701 A 9ct gold Albert, with a T bar, approx. 30.9 g £300 - 350

725 A 9ct gold padlock bracelet, approx. 11.8 g £100 - 150

702 An 18ct yellow gold and three stone diamond ring £80 - 120

726 A 9ct gold Albert, approx. 22.9 g £240 - 260

703 A pair of yellow coloured metal spiral twist earrings £550 - 650

727 An Art Deco style ring, having an emerald within two bands of diamonds See inside front cover colour illustration £850 - 950

704 A pair of 18ct gold and turquoise cufflinks £270 - 300

679 A bar brooch, set seed pearls, with two central hearts £60 - 80

705 A green hardstone pendant, another, and a string of beads (3)

680 A 9ct gold locket, on a brooch suspension, and three other brooches £110 - 130

706 An 18ct gold, emerald and diamond flowerhead ring £150 - 200

681 A 9ct gold Albert, with a T bar and a hardstone fob, approx. 40.7 g (all in) £250 - 350 682 A platinum and diamond solitaire ring, with diamond set shoulders £600 - 700 683 An 18ct yellow gold and five stone diamond ring £80 - 120 684 An 18ct yellow gold watch back, approx. 5.4 g, a platinum wedding band, approx. 2.4 g, and three necklaces with pendants £80 - 120 685 An 18ct gold and diamond cluster ring £350 - 400 686

A 9ct gold coronet brooch £30 - 40

687 A 9ct gold cameo ring, and two similar brooches (3) £70 - 100 688 A sterling silver and enamel brooch, another similar and other jewellery (qty) 689 A 9ct yellow gold pendant, set with garnets and seed pearls £100 - 150

707 An 18ct gold, ruby and diamond ring £150 - 200 708 An 18ct gold wedding band, approx. 4.1 g, and a 9ct gold, sapphire and diamond bar brooch (2) £80 - 120 709 A charm bracelet, with five charms, and a brooch £50 - 80 710 A pair of smoky quartz style mounted cufflinks, and a similar ring 711 A 14ct yellow gold and jade bead necklace £100 - 150 712 A 9ct gold link bracelet, with a padlock clasp, approx. 16.7 g £120 - 160 712A An 18ct white gold and five stone diamond ring £1500 - 2000 713 A Boucheron gold and diamond leaf brooch See inside front cover colour illustration £1500 - 1700 714 An Art Deco style sapphire, diamond, emerald and ruby pierced brooch See inside front cover colour illustration £1000 - 1200

690 A 15ct gold muff type chain, approx. 20.8 g £200 - 300

715 A diamond and opal heart shape pendant See inside front cover colour illustration £1000 - 1200

691 A coral skull necklace, interspersed by black beads £70 - 90

716 A 15ct gold, topaz and pearl brooch in the form of a heart See inside front cover colour illustration £400 - 500

692 An 18ct gold, platinum and three stone diamond crossover ring, and a 9ct gold, platinum and two stone diamond crossover ring (2) £150 - 200 693 A gem set brooch/pendant, with turquoise terminals £140 - 180 694 A 19th century mourning brooch £100 - 150 695 An emerald cut diamond ring, on a white coloured metal mount, the shoulders set with baguette cut stones £1500 - 2000 696 An 18ct gold and three stone diamond ring £500 - 700 697 An amethyst and diamond pendant, on an 18ct white gold chain £250 - 300 698 An 18ct gold, sapphire and diamond ring £1000 - 1400 699 A 9ct gold gatelink bracelet, with a padlock clasp, approx. 14.8 g £120 - 160

728 An Art Deco style sapphire and diamond cluster ring, in a white coloured metal pierced setting See inside front cover colour illustration £2500 - 3000 729 An Art Deco style 18ct yellow gold, diamond and ruby ring See inside front cover colour illustration £250 - 350 730 A gentleman’s diamond set gypsy ring See inside front cover colour illustration £350 - 400 731 A yellow coloured metal and diamond cluster ring, with enamel decoration See inside front cover colour illustration £800 - 900 732 An Art Deco style diamond cluster ring, having diamonds in a white coloured metal setting See inside front cover colour illustration £1700 - 1900 733 An 18ct white gold and solitaire diamond ring See inside front cover colour illustration £500 - 800 734 A lady’s 18ct yellow gold, green enamel and diamond fob watch, on a pendant/brooch suspension, boxed, with a black and white photograph of a late Victorian/Edwardian lady wearing the watch See illustration £300 - 500 735 A 9ct gold signet ring, a similar brooch, approx. 12.8 g, and other jewellery (qty) £100 - 150 736 A pair of amethyst earrings, within a diamond surround £1200 - 1400

717 An Art Deco style 18ct gold, diamond and aquamarine mounted bracelet See inside front cover colour illustration £850 - 950 718 A Buccellati yellow coloured metal brooch, set with cabochon garnets and decorated leaves See inside front cover colour illustration £850 - 950 719 A tri-colour 9ct gold graduated fringe style necklace, approx. 45.0 g £200 - 300 720 A lady’s platinum Elgin fob watch, set diamonds and a half moon aquamarine, on an aquamarine and seed pearl set suspension £1000 - 1200 721 A 14ct gold, diamond and ruby ring £300 - 400 722 A garnet £200 - 300

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723 A pair of 18ct white gold and diamond earrings, in the form of flowerheads £800 - 1000

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774 Five open face and fob watches £100 - 120 775 A 19th century silver open face pocket watch, the white enamel dial having Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial £140 - 160

Lots 786 & 794

776 A gentleman’s stainless steel Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust wristwatch, the mother of pearl dial having date aperture and diamond markers, on an associated bracelet, See inside front cover colour cased illustration £900 - 1100

Lots 796 & 795 754 A sterling silver charm bracelet, with enamel charms, two silver brooches and other jewellery (qty) £50 - 80

777 A gentleman’s stainless steel Rolex Oyster Date Precision wristwatch, with a champagne dial, and a box See inside front cover colour illustration £300 - 500

739 A platinum and solitaire diamond ring £300 - 400

755 A pen wipe, in the form of a hare, a silver brooch, decorated HMS Orvieto, jewellery and other items (qty) £40 - 60

778 A 9ct gold open face pocket watch, the white enamel dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial £100 - 150

740 A platinum wedding band, approx. 4.7 g £100 - 150

756 A cameo brooch, a silver gilt and enamel brooch, and other jewellery (qty)

741 A 22ct gold wedding band, approx. 2.7 g, an 18ct gold, platinum and diamond ring, a Cyma military pocket watch, other watches and items (qty) £60 - 100

757 A pair of marcasite drop earrings, and other similar jewellery (qty) £40 - 60

779 An Elgin open face pocket watch, the white dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the back cover engraved a stag in a landscape £110 - 130

737 A 9ct gold padlock bracelet, approx. 12.1 g £120 - 140 738 A platinum, amethyst and diamond half hoop ring £150 - 200

742 An 18ct gold and diamond pendant, on an 18ct gold chain, a pair of pearl stud earrings, and another similar pair of opal and diamond drop earrings (3) £100 - 150 743 A coral necklace, three others similar, a string of lapis lazuli beads, a string of amethyst beads and others similar (qty) £100 - 150 744 A 14ct gold fob watch, a gold plated pocket watch, and assorted jewellery (qty) £60 - 80 745 Assorted costume jewellery, watches, and other items £50 - 80 746 A pair of sapphire and diamond stud earrings, and two other pairs of earrings, and a set of silver teaspoons, cased (qty) £80 - 120 747 Assorted costume jewellery, watches, and other items £50 - 80 748 A 9ct gold bangle, a hardstone cameo, an amber type necklace, and other jewellery (qty) £60 - 100 749 A silver charm bracelet, and other assorted costume jewellery items 750 A 9ct gold wedding band, other jewellery, studs and coins £100 - 150 751 A silver bracelet, the roundels decorated flowers, Birmingham 1902, a coral necklace, and other jewellery (qty) £50 - 80 752 Six vari cut natural peridot stones, each in a sealed identification report, approx. 13.88ct £60 - 80 753 A Victorian turquoise brooch, a pair of coral earrings, and other jewellery and items (qty) £40 - 60 18

758 Assorted costume jewellery, and silver plated items 759 Assorted costume watches £50 - 80

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760 A large quantity of jewellery findings (2 boxes) £50 - 60 761

Assorted costume jewellery (qty)

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Assorted costume jewellery (qty)

763

Assorted costume jewellery £50 - 70

764 A 9ct gold rope twist necklace, and another similar, approx. 27.4 g (2) £200 - 300 765 A 14ct gold dress ring, and four 9ct gold dress rings (5) £60 - 80 766

Four 9ct gold dress rings £60 - 80

767 A Victorian diamond and pearl bar brooch £100 - 150 768 Assorted jewellery, including a silver coloured metal locket on chain (qty) £100 - 150 769 A pair of gilt metal earrings, a diamond set cabochon and other jewellery (qty) £100 - 150 770 A gentleman’s silver Rolex wristwatch, with Arabic numerals £60 - 100 771 A lady’s 9ct gold fob watch, with Roman numerals £80 - 120 772 A silver open face pocket watch, and three others similar £60 - 100 773 A gold filled Waltham open face pocket watch, the white dial having Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, fitted a keyless wind movement timed to five positions £180 - 220

780 Five open face and fob watches £100 - 120 781 Five open face and fob watches £100 - 120 782 A lady’s stainless steel Breitling wristwatch, with date, and a box £60 - 100 783 Five open face and fob watches £100 - 120 784 An Omega open face pocket watch, the white dial having Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, fitted a keyless wind movement £130 - 150 785 A gentleman’s stainless steel Omega Constellation automatic wristwatch, with date £100 - 120 786 A 19th century silver coloured metal open face pocket watch, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, fitted a verge movement, and a silver coloured metal Albert See illustration £450 - 500 787 Five open face and fob watches £100 - 120 788 A Continental silver coloured metal Omega open face pocket watch, the white dial having Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, fitted a keyless wind movement £180 - 220 789 A silver coloured metal Zenith open face pocket watch, the white dial having Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, fitted a keyless wind movement £220 - 260 790 A Continental silver coloured metal open face pocket watch, the white dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, fitted a keyless wind movement £120 - 140 791 Five open face and fob watches £100 - 120

792 Five open face and fob watches £100 - 120

817 A lady’s 9ct gold wristwatch, and other assorted wristwatches £40 - 60

793 A gold filled Waltham open face pocket watch, the white dial having Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, fitted a keyless wind movement £110 - 130

818 Assorted pocket and wristwatches (qty) £40 - 60

794 A silver pair cased pocket watch, the white enamel dial having Roman numerals, signed S Samson, the verge movement signed S Samson, London See illustration £180 - 220 795 A gold filled Hebdomas hunter pocket watch, the white dial having Roman numerals within blue enamel markers, fitted an eight day movement See illustration £180 - 220 796 A Leroy & Sons open face pocket watch, with unusual white enamel off set dial, having Roman numerals, fitted a Duplex movement See illustration £750 - 850 797 Five open face and fob watches £100 - 120

819 Assorted pocket and other watches (qty) 820 - 824 825 An Edward VII sovereign, 1910, mounted as a pendant, on a chain £180 - 200 826 A Queen Victoria sovereign, 1896 £180 - 200 827 A Queen Victoria shield half sovereign, 1884 £80 - 100 828

841 An Edward VII half sovereign, 1902 £90 - 110 842 An Edward VII half sovereign, 1910 £90 - 110 843 An Edward VII half sovereign, 1903 £90 - 110 844 An Elizabeth II half sovereign, 1982, in a 9ct gold pendant loop, on a 9ct gold chain £90 - 110 845 An Elizabeth II sovereign, 1980, cased £180 - 200 846 - 849

A George V sovereign, 1913 £180 - 200

830 A Queen Victoria sovereign, 1887, Melbourne mint £180 - 200 831

A George V sovereign, 1912 £180 - 200

798 A gentleman’s stainless steel Omega wristwatch, with baton indices £100 - 120 799 Five open face and fob watches £100 - 120

833 An Edward VII half sovereign, 1905 £90 - 110

800 A lady’s Rado Dia Star wristwatch, boxed, with original guarantee £150 - 250

834 An Edward VII half sovereign, 1909 £90 - 110

801 A lady’s 9ct gold Certina wristwatch, on a 9ct gold strap, and another similar (2) £100 - 150

835 An Edward VII half sovereign, 1902 £90 - 110

803 Five open face and fob watches £100 - 120

A George V sovereign, 1913 £180 - 200

829 A George V half sovereign, 1918 £90 - 110

832 A George V sovereign, 1912, mounted as a pendant, approx 11.9 g (all in), on a 9ct gold chain, approx. 6.8 g £240 - 280

802 A lady’s 15ct gold wristwatch, the enamel dial with Roman numerals, monogrammed, on a 9ct gold strap, cased £100 - 150

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Furniture starting at approx. 2.20 pm 850 A George III mahogany floor standing corner cupboard, having a pair of arched panel doors above two drawers, with a pair of panel doors below, flanked by reeded columns, 144 cm wide See illustration £600 - 800 851 A late Victorian mahogany breakfront wardrobe, of large proportions, the breakfront section having a pair of panel doors enclosing sliding trays, above five graduated long drawers, flanked by a pair of mirrored doors, on a (later) plinth base, 328 cm wide See illustration £600 - 900

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852 A Victorian mahogany two door wardrobe, with a drawer below, 128 cm wide £50 - 80

839 A George V half sovereign, 1911 £90 - 110

853 A late Victorian bamboo side cabinet, incorporating shelves, drawers and a cupboard, 85 cm wide £200 - 300

837

A George V sovereign, 1814 £180 - 200

838 An Edward £180 - 200

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804 A lady’s 9ct gold Accurist wristwatch, with integral bracelet £400 - 450 805 Five open face and fob watches £100 - 120 806 A 9ct gold J W Benson hunter pocket watch, the white dial signed J W Benson London, with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, monogrammed £600 - 700 807 Five open face and fob watches £100 - 120 808 A gentleman’s stainless steel Omega Seamaster Automatic Chronometer wristwatch, with baton indices and date aperture £200 - 300 809 A gentleman’s stainless steel Omega Seamaster de Ville wristwatch £100 - 120 810 - 814 815 An Omega wristwatch box, a Tag Heuer box, a pocket watch, and assorted watches (qty) 816 A gentleman’s stainless steel Sekonda wristwatch, and other watches (qty) £70 - 100

Lot 850

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Lot 854 854 A Victorian mahogany bookcase on cupboard, having a pair of glazed doors above two frieze drawers, with a pair of panel doors below, 145 cm wide See illustration £400 - 500 855 A Victorian oak library bookcase, having three glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelves, above a central pull out slide with a leather inset top, above a plain door, flanked by a pair of doors with blind fret carved decoration, 242 cm wide See inside back cover colour illustration £1000 - 1500 856 A Chinese hardwood jardiniere stand, carved and pierced foliage, with a marble inset top, 44 cm diameter See illustration £100 - 150

Lots 856 & 857 857 A Victorian mahogany work table, having a drawer above a pull out work bag, 49 cm wide See illustration £100 - 150 858 A mahogany serpentine front chest, of two short and two graduated long drawers, 114 cm wide See illustration £100 - 150

863 An oak coffer, the front and side panels with carved decoration, 112 cm wide £50 - 80 864 An early 20th century mahogany revolving bookcase, on cabriole legs joined by an undertier, 48 cm square £50 - 80

859 A Victorian mahogany pedestal chest, of five graduated long drawers, 94 cm wide £150 - 200

865 A Victorian mahogany tripod table, 66 cm wide, and a mahogany demi lune table, 114 cm wide (2) £50 - 80

860 A Victorian oval loo table, veneered in walnut, 134 cm wide £70 - 100

866 An Edwardian mahogany music chest, 52 cm wide, a cake stand, a table, and a group of mugs

861 A rosewood tilt top centre table, on a platform base with paw feet, 127 cm diameter £200 - 300 862

867 An Edwardian inlaid mahogany music cabinet, having a glazed door, 48 cm wide £40 - 60 868 A Victorian mahogany tripod table, 46 cm wide £50 - 60 869 A late Victorian pier cabinet, inlaid with urns and scrolling foliage, 80 cm wide See illustration £100 - 150 870 A mahogany torchère stand, adapted to a standard lamp £50 - 70 871

A dinner gong, a table, and metalwares

872 A mahogany display cabinet, with a pair of glazed doors, 82.5 cm wide £50 - 80 873 An Edwardian inlaid mahogany writing table, having a leather inset top, 91 cm wide £150 - 180

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Lot 869

874 An Edwardian inlaid mahogany display cabinet, on tapering square legs with spade feet, 110 cm wide £50 - 80

Lot 881

875 A pair of George III style mahogany buckets, of navette form, bound in brass, 38 cm wide (2) £400 - 450 876 A Victorian campaign secretaire chest, in two parts, having a secretaire drawer flanked by two short drawers, above three long drawers, with brass mounts, 99 cm wide See inside front cover colour illustration £300 - 500 877 An oval table, having a marble top, on tapering turned and reeded legs, 72.5 cm wide £200 - 300 878 A Victorian walnut table, the end supports joined by three stretchers, 75 cm wide £150 - 180 879 An Irish style mahogany silver type table, on acanthus leaf cabriole legs with pad feet, 77.5 cm wide £500 - 600 880 A late 19th century Japanese carved wood jardiniere stand, 45 cm wide £60 - 80 881 A George III chest, veneered in walnut, having two short and three graduated long drawers, on bracket feet, 103 cm wide See illustration £550 - 750

Lots 906 & 888

882 An Edwardian inlaid mahogany two tier occasional table, 43 cm wide £50 - 60 883 A Victorian burr walnut table, the shaped rectangular top on carved end supports, 126 cm wide See illustration £100 - 150 884 A pair of carved spinning chairs, on turned legs (2) £30 - 50 885 A 19th century mahogany chest, of six drawers, 107 cm wide £60 - 80 886 A wrought iron hall lantern, 77 cm high £100 - 150 887 A Victorian walnut side cabinet, having a marble top above a pair of mirrored doors, 114 cm wide £240 - 280 888 A Victorian burr walnut work and games table, inlaid with boxwood, the fold over top inlaid for chess and backgammon, above a frieze drawer, with a pull out work bag below, 69 cm wide See illustration £500 - 700 889 890 A 19th century mahogany chest, of five drawers, 111 cm wide £60 - 80 891 A Chinese hardwood jardiniere stand, carved and pierced flowers and foliage, and shields with a Chinese inscription, 40 cm wide £100 - 150 892 A 19th century mahogany tea table, 89 cm wide £60 - 80 893

A gout stool

894 A chest, of two short and three long drawers, 96 cm wide £70 - 100 895 An Edwardian display cabinet, with painted decoration, 69 cm wide £50 - 80

Lot 883

896 - 898

899 A 19th century walnut tilt top centre table, the segmented top inlaid with eight noble figures, possibly the Angevin Kings, on a triangular shaped support, with three scroll legs carved face masks to the knees, 132 cm diameter See back cover colour illustration £2200 - 2600 900 A George III style log bucket, decorated a lion’s head motif, 67 cm high £340 - 360 901 A pair of Maltese style drum tables, veneered in burr walnut and with gilt decoration, having inset tops above three frieze drawers, on turned and carved columns and triform bases, 54 cm diameter (2) See inside front cover colour illustration £1800 - 2200 902 A Regency style mahogany twin pillar extending dining table, inset two extra leaves, 262 cm wide £100 - 150 903 A Victorian tea table, veneered in burr walnut, with gilt metal mounts and inlaid decoration, on tapering turned and carved legs, 91 cm wide £300 - 400 904 A campaign chest, in two parts, having two short and three long drawers, with brass mounts, 99 cm wide £800 - 1000 905 A George III mahogany Pembroke table, 97 cm wide £100 - 120 906 A French two tier etagere, with parquetry inlaid decoration, and gilt brass mounts, 76 cm wide See illustration £200 - 300 907 A pair of mahogany dining chairs, with shield shaped backs (2) £40 - 50 908 An oak wing armchair, the back applied a shield shape plaque, armour and a motto, on turned front legs £380 - 420 909 A Regency double scroll end settee, with carved decoration, on reeded legs £500 - 700 21

Lots 912 & 911 910 An 18th century style gilt brass six light electrolier, decorated Bacchanalian style heads, 59 cm high £300 - 350 911 A Victorian mahogany button back armchair, carved a cartouche, flowerheads and foliage See illustration £300 - 400 912 A Victorian button back armchair, on turned front legs See illustration £100 - 150 913 An American beech rocking armchair, and a child’s armchair (2) £40 - 60 914

A wolfskin rug, 125 x 170 cm £60 - 80

927 A 19th century mahogany floor standing corner cupboard, having a glazed door above a drawer, with a panel door below, 86 cm wide £500 - 600 928 A mahogany side table, with a single frieze drawer, on square legs, 81 cm wide £80 - 100 929 A Regency bookcase section, with inlaid decoration, and a single glazed door, 107 cm wide £70 - 100 930 A mahogany pedestal sideboard, with three frieze drawers above two cupboard doors, 178 cm wide £140 - 180

Lot 932 940

A child’s corner chair £60 - 80

941

A blanket chest, 74 cm wide £100 - 150

942 A mahogany extending dining table, inset an extra leaf, on turned legs, 189 cm wide £50 - 80 943 An upholstered tub armchair, a stool, a pine clerk’s desktop, and a group of flags (qty) £30 - 50 944 A mahogany pedestal desk, having an arrangement of nine drawers, 122 cm wide £80 - 120

915 An upholstered Chesterfield style settee

931 An early 20th century inlaid mahogany bureau bookcase, 97 cm wide £50 - 80

945 A late 19th century Chinese carved hardwood jardiniere stand, carved and pierced prunus, and with a marble inset top, 40 cm diameter See illustration £100 - 150

916 A set of six Victorian style dining chairs, on tapering reeded front legs (6) £50 - 80

932 A Victorian walnut bookcase on cupboard, having a pair of glazed doors above a pair of mirrored doors, 101 cm wide See illustration £250 - 350

946 A Chinese hardwood jardiniere stand, carved and pierced prunus, the hexagonal marble inset top on six legs, 34 cm wide See illustration £100 - 150

933 A 19th century mahogany linen press, having a pair of panel doors above four drawers, on bracket feet, 132 cm wide, and a firescreen (2) £300 - 400

947 A 19th century mahogany bow front chest of drawers, in two parts, 103 cm wide £40 - 60

917

An upholstered wing armchair £40 - 60

918 A set of six Victorian walnut dining chairs, on cabriole front legs (6) £100 - 150 919 A set of six Arts & Crafts style oak dining chairs, with drop in seats (5+1) £140 - 180 920 A set of six Victorian mahogany dining chairs, with carved and pierced splats, on turned front legs (6) £80 - 120 921 A William IV mahogany carver chair £100 - 120 922 - 924 925 A pair of 19th century rosewood and brass mounted pole screens (2) £200 - 250 926 22

An oak court cupboard, 124 cm wide

934 An Edwardian inlaid mahogany display cabinet, 89 cm wide £80 - 120 935 A mahogany Pembroke table, 56 cm wide £40 - 60 936

A carved oak coffer, 123 cm wide

937 A Dutch oak bombé chest, having three long drawers, 93 cm wide £300 - 400 938 An early Victorian mahogany drop leaf table, on rope twist legs, 154 cm wide £50 - 80 939 An 18th century oak coffer, on stile legs, 125 cm wide £200 - 300

948 A mahogany Sutherland table, on bobbin turned supports, 78 cm wide £80 - 100 949 A 19th century inlaid mahogany tea table, 90 cm wide £80 - 120 950 A 19th century mahogany chiffonier, having a shelf above a frieze drawer, with a panel door below, 77 cm wide See illustration £200 - 300 951 A Regency style mahogany drum top table, the leather inset top above four real and four false drawers, on a tapering turned column and four downswept legs, 120 cm diameter See illustration £550 - 750

Lots 946 & 945

Lot 950

952 A late 19th century Anglo-Flemish carved oak cupboard, 89 cm wide £150 - 180 953 A set of three glass hanging hall type lanterns (3) £60 - 100 954 A Victorian mahogany table, having two frieze drawers, on end supports joined by a turned pole stretcher, 114 cm wide See illustration £150 - 250 955 A pair of carved giltwood wall brackets, 42 cm wide £150 - 230 956 - 969 970

Eight folding garden chairs £80 - 120

971 A reconstituted stone lion, 70 cm high £60 - 80 972 Seven terracotta balustrades, 47 cm high £40 - 60 973 A pair of reconstituted stone rampant lions, with crests, 78 cm high (2) £140 - 180

974 A glass chandelier, with prismatic drops, approx. 88 cm high See illustration £100 - 200 975 A walnut cocktail cabinet, 92 cm wide, a mahogany bureau, a nest of three occasional tables, an oak chest of drawers, and a matching linen cupboard (5) £50 - 80 976 A Victorian painted pine kitchen dresser, 220 cm wide £60 - 100 977 Three overmantel mirrors, two draw leaf dining tables, a bird cage support tripod table, a small dome top trunk, and a large cream pan (8) £50 - 80 978 A Victorian mahogany dressing chest, 106 cm wide, a food cupboard, and a coffer (3) £50 - 80 979 A 19th century eight day longcase clock, a drop dial wall clock, and two other clocks (all distressed) (4) £40 - 60

Lot 954

Lot 951 980 A mahogany robing mirror, and two other mirrors (3) £40 - 60 981 A pair of lined curtains, commissioned by Paul Everington, recently removed from North Barningham Hall, Norfolk, 188 x 115 cm, and another similar pair 982 A late Victorian inlaid rosewood side cabinet, 154 cm wide, and a Victorian rosewood centre table, 114 cm diameter (2) £30 - 40 983 A mahogany library type table, 138 cm wide £70 - 100 984 A pair of lined curtains, commissioned by Paul Everington, recently removed from North Barningham Hall, Norfolk, 248 x 124 cm, and a silk throw 985 A leather swivel armchair, a matching stool, and various pictures

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986 A mahogany D end dining table, inset an extra leaf, 170 cm wide £140 - 160 987 A mahogany chest, of three long drawers, 114 cm wide £50 - 80 988 A pair of Carolean style oak chairs, with barley twist supports and drop in seats (2) 989 An oak bookcase, with a pair of glazed doors above two drawers, 120 cm wide £100 - 150 990 A mahogany chest, of three long drawers, on bracket feet, 106 cm wide £60 - 80 991 A green painted wardrobe, decorated swags, with a single mirror door, 97 cm wide £70 - 80 992 Four pairs of heavy lined curtains, commissioned by Paul Everington, recently removed from North Barningham Hall, Norfolk, 230 x 225 cm, and three matching window seat cushions (qty) 993 An iron stick stand, a painted dressing table, a dressing mirror, and other items £40 - 60 994 An oak dresser, with a two tier plate rack above a single cupboard door and two drawers, 122 cm wide £80 - 120 995

A modern mirror, 101 x 130 cm

996 A table top revolving bookcase, a mahogany cheese stand, and assorted pictures (qty) 997 Various chairs, a stool, a walnut loo table, and an ebonised corner cupboard £70 - 100 998

A bergere armchair £40 - 60

1007 An 18th century style serpentine front chest on chest, with a brushing slide, veneered in walnut, 72 cm wide £100 - 150 1008 An inlaid mahogany kidney shaped tray, 58.5 cm high, and a dressing mirror (2) £50 - 70 1009 A mahogany carver chair, and a walnut occasional table, 39.5 cm wide (2) 1010 A brass club fender, 169 cm wide, and a dome top trunk, 97 cm wide (2) £100 - 150 1011 A 19th century mahogany drop leaf dining table, 109 cm wide, and an associated extension (2) £40 - 60 1012 An Edwardian painted mahogany two tier occasional table, a pair of armchairs, a nursing chair, and a rocking chair (5) £30 - 40

1005 A George III mahogany enclosed washstand, with a fitted interior and tapering square legs,100 cm wide £200 - 250 1006 A Baluchi style rug, 164 x 123 cm, and other assorted rugs (7) £50 - 80

1031 A Paudel’s Bon Marche Gramophone, in a mahogany case £40 - 60 1032 A mahogany Pembroke table, 74 cm wide £50 - 80

1034 An early 20th century three seater settee, and two upholstered armchairs (3) £50 - 80

1015 Two pairs of lined curtains, commissioned by Paul Everington, recently removed from North Barningham Hall, Norfolk, 250 x 327 cm (qty) 1016 A Victorian painted pine washstand, 99 cm wide, with a matching chest of five drawers, ceramics, glass, metalwares and other items (qty) 1017 A Victorian painted pine chest of drawers, 106 cm wide, two similar washstands, four dressing mirrors, and a drop leaf table (8) £60 - 90

1019 A Victorian painted pine chest of drawers, 95 cm wide, another chest of drawers, and two washstands (4) £40 - 60

1004 A 19th century mahogany drop leaf dining table, 123 cm wide £40 - 60

1030 An oak two tier cake stand, a three tier book shelf, a side table, and four dining chairs (qty) £30 - 50

1014 A Victorian painted pine chest of drawers, a tripod table, a stool, a prie dieu chair, a settee, and two other armchairs (7) £50 - 80

1000 A Windsor type rocking chair, and an oak occasional table (2)

1003 A Caucasian rug, with geometric motifs on a blue ground, within a multi border, 207 x 140 cm, and assorted volumes (box)

1029 A Globe Wernicke two section oak bookcase, 86 cm wide, and other occasional furniture (qty) £60 - 80

1033 An oak chest, of two short and four long graduated drawers, on bracket feet, 102 cm wide £70 - 100

1018 A pairs of lined curtains, commissioned by Paul Everington, recently removed from North Barningham Hall, Norfolk, 260 x 308 cm

1002 An oak bureau, the fall front revealling a fitted interior, over an arrangement of five drawers, 91 cm wide £60 - 80

1028 A Victorian mahogany washstand, 107 cm wide, a sewing machine, and a walnut bedside cupboard (3) £40 - 60

1013 A 19th century mahogany chest, of five drawers, 102 cm wide £40 - 60

999 An Edwardian inlaid mahogany octagonal revolving bookcase, 56 cm wide £100 - 150

1001 A music chest, a wall mirror, a treadle sewing machine, two chairs, a gun cabinet, and a dressing table (7)

1027 A pedestal, veneered in amboyna, 40.5 cm wide £40 - 60

1020 A Victorian painted pine chest of drawers, 19 cm wide, and a similar blanket box (2) £40 - 60 1021 A painted occasional table, 61 cm diameter £60 - 80 1022 An Arts & Crafts style oak table, with a frieze drawer, 76 cm wide £150 - 180 1023 Two pairs of skis (4) 1024 An oak gateleg table, 136 cm wide £240 - 280 1025 A walnut occasional table, on a turned support, 54 cm wide £60 - 80 1026 A mahogany chest, of four long drawers, 94 cm wide £60 - 80

1035 Four mahogany dining chairs, a towel rail, metalwares, upholstered and other furniture (qty) 1036 A Victorian chest, of five drawers, 107 cm wide £50 - 70 1037 A mahogany drop leaf dining table, a walnut table top revolving bookcase, a Liberty style beech armchair, and other occasional furniture £50 - 80 1038 A mahogany centre table, on downswept legs, 136 cm diameter £220 - 240 1039 A mahogany side table, with two frieze drawers, 94 cm wide £40 - 60 1040 A Victorian tripod table, an occasional table, and a pair of antlers mounted on a plaque (3) 1041 A Chinese hardwood table, 48 cm wide £60 - 80 1042 Five Globe-Trotter suitcases, various sizes (5) 1043 An oak draw leaf table, 121 cm wide £60 - 80 1044 An 18th century style oak gateleg table, 125 cm wide £50 - 80 1045 - 1046 1047 A pair of lined curtains, commissioned by Paul Everington, recently removed from North Barningham Hall, Norfolk 1048 A pair of Regency style red and blue silk lined curtains, commissioned by Paul Everington, recently removed from North Barningham Hall, Norfolk

Selling Successfully Selling at Charterhouse

A Geneva Bible, 1560, sold successfully in our April auction for £17,000

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