Clevedon Salerooms

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Quarterly Specialist Sale of Antiques, Fine Art & Collectors’ Items Thursday 7th March 2019

Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers

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Lot 31

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Clevedon Salerooms Limited is Registered in England & Wales Company Registration number: 05786037 Registered Office:The Auction Centre, Kenn Road, Kenn, Clevedon, Bristol, BS21 6TT Tel: 01934 830111

Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers

Quarterly Specialist Sale of Antiques, Fine Art & Collectors’ Items Thursday 7th March 2019 at 10.30am On view at the salerooms Wednesday 6th March 10am - 6.30pm Morning of sale from 9am

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At the next roundabout take the first exit onto B3133, cross over the M5 and past the Drum & Monkey pub.

Continue for a further 1 mile and Clevedon Salerooms is located on the left hand side.

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Results from the Previous Sale

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Quarterly Specialist Sale of Antiques, Fine Art & Collectors’ Items Thursday 13th June 2019 at 10.30am

Free Valuation Days 11 25 8 29

12 March 26 March 9 April 30 April

9.30am - 1pm & 2pm - 5pm Held at the Salerooms

For large collections and antique furniture we are pleased to visit by appointment.

£1,700

£11,750

Free Jewellery, Watches, Silver & Gold Valuation Days

2.9ct solitaire diamond ring Estimate £6,500 - £7,500

Clevedon Salerooms Monday 15th April 10am – 4pm

Stoke Lodge Stoke Bishop, Bristol, BS9 1BN Tuesday 16th April 10am – 4pm On the above dates our experienced Valuers will be providing free verbal sale estimates, without obligation, for possible consignment to the 13th June Quarterly Specialist Sale No appointment necessary – Ample free parking

Alternatively, please email images of items you may be thinking of selling to info@clevedon-salerooms.com

Clevedon Salerooms Auctioneers & Valuers The Auction Centre, Kenn Road, Kenn, Clevedon, Bristol, BS21 6TT Tel: 01934 830111 • www.clevedon-salerooms.com

Marc Burridge Director

ASFAV

Marianne Burridge Director

Marc has been with Clevedon Salerooms for over 35 years. He has a wealth of experience across many subjects. Marc undertakes professional valuations for inheritance tax and insurance purposes, conducts auctions and visits private clients for sale valuations.

Marianne assists in the day-to-day running of the Salerooms, dealing with the large number of commission bids and helps with the administrative tasks associated with the auction

Toby Pinn Director

Mark Fraser ASFAV Senior Valuer & Cataloguer

BA MRICS

Chartered Arts & Antiques Surveyor Toby has been with the firm for over 15 years and has a degree in Fine Arts Valuation. He conducts auctions, undertakes RICS certified ‘Red Book’ valuations for inheritance tax and visits private clients for sale valuations.

Mark has worked at Clevedon Salerooms for over 30 years. He manages the considerable logistical task of cataloguing the sales and conducts valuations for inheritance tax, insurance and sale purposes.

Mark Huddleston MA Hons Valuer & Cataloguer

George Tricks Consultant

Mark has recently joined the firm and has over twenty years experience. Formerly a Head of Furniture and Clocks Department at Bonhams and latterly, Fellows, Mark assists with the cataloguing and undertakes valuations for inheritance tax and insurance purposes.

George has over 50 years experience in valuing and auctioning Fine Art and was partner in charge of the auction side of his family firm in Bristol.

Craig Bennett Saleroom Manager

Sheena Stoddard BA, M.Litt Fine Art Consultant

Craig is responsible for the setting up of sales, conducts research and undertakes the photography across all sales.

Sheena worked in the Fine Art department at the Bristol Museum & Art Gallery for 27 years and was curator there from 1997–2011. She has published extensively, particularly on Bristol artists.

Caroline Coles Office Manager & Accounts

John Kelly FGA, DGA Rj Dip Specialist Silver & Jewellery

Caroline has worked at Clevedon Salerooms for over 25 years and is the office manager, and deals with the accounts. She is also the IT administrator.

John is a Fellow of the Gemmological Association, holds the post-fellowship Gem Diamond Diploma, and the Retail Jewellers Diploma. He has been involved in Silver & Jewellery Auctions since 1985.

Zoe McGowan Pj Dip Assistant Cataloguer

Kim Jaehme Photographer & Internet Bidding Coordinator

Zoe assists in the cataloguing and sale of silver and jewellery and helps with general client administration.

FRICS

Kim assists Craig with the pre-sale sale photography, prepares condition reports, and on sale day operates the live internet bidding platform.

Quarterly Specialist Sale of Antiques, Fine Art & Collectors’ Items Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers

THURSDAY 7TH MARCH AT 10.30AM

ORDER OF SALE Lots

1-25

Lots

26-51

Clocks & Barometers Wristwatches & Pocket Watches

Lots

52-110

Lots

111-146

Jewellery, Objects d’art & Gold Coins Silver & White Metal

Lots

147-173

Oriental to include: Furniture, Ceramics, Metalware, Ivory, Hardstone, Lacquer & Textiles

Lots

174-240

Collectors Items & Miscellanea to include: Metalware, Ephemera, Boxes, Advertising, Musical Boxes, Textiles, Militaria, Medals & Ethnographica

Lots

241-262

Books

Lots

263-297

Ceramics & Glass

Lots

298-367

Oil paintings, Watercolours & Prints

Lots

368-418

Furniture & Rugs

Lots

419-425

Wine

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING EXPLANATORY INTRODUCTION TO OUR AUCTIONS IN ADDITION TO THE CONDITIONS OF SALE PRINTED TOWARDS THE BACK OF THIS CATALOGUE 1. Bidding by numbers will be used during this sale, all intending bidders must, therefore register their name, address and telephone number with the Auctioneers prior to the commencement of sale. Proof of identity may be required.

2. All lots must be paid for and collected no later than close of business on Friday 8th March – any lots not cleared (unless special arrangements are made with the Auctioneers) will be subject to a storage charge 3. METHODS OF PAYMENT – Payment can be made in cash as well as face-to-face credit or debit card payment. We will accept the majority of credit cards with an upper limit of £1,000.

Please note that we do not accept remote card payments. In addition we accept payment by bank transfer and by cheque (all cheques must be cleared before removal of goods and this may take up to 8 working days).

4. A Buyer’s Premium of 20% plus VAT will be charged on the hammer price.

5. All items will be sold under the VAT Margin Scheme unless otherwise indicated 6. Please note no faults or imperfections are mentioned in the catalogue description, condition reports available on request.

PLEASE NOTE ALL REQUESTS FOR TELEPHONE BIDS, SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY, AND AT OUR DISCRETION, MUST BE AGREED BY 5.00p.m. 6TH MARCH. IT WILL NOT BE POSSIBLE TO ARRANGE ANY TELEPHONE BIDS ON DAY OF SALE

OUR NEXT QUARTERLY SPECIALIST SALE WILL BE HELD ON THURSDAY 13TH JUNE 2019 PHOTOGRAPHY BY CRAIG BENNETT & KIM JAEHME

IMPORTANT NOTICE PACKING & DISPATCH CLEVEDON SALEROOMS CAN ARRANGE PACKING AND SHIPPING FOR MANY OF THE ITEMS IN THE SALE. PLEASE CONTACT TERESA CONNOR TO DISCUSS A QUOTE ON 07799077384.

FOR LARGER ITEMS SUCH AS FURNITURE, ALBAN SHIPPING, CONTACT ANDREW JACKMAN TEL: 01582 493099 EMAIL: INFO@ALBANSHIPPING.CO.UK.

LOTS WILL NOT BE RELEASED UNTIL THE ACCOUNT HAS BEEN SETTLED IN FULL.

Clocks & Barometers Lots 1-25

Lot 1 Lot 1 Bristol Interest - George III mahogany-cased 30 hour brass dial longcase clock, Joseph Quarman, Temple Cloud, circa 1765, the 12inch square brass dial having a silvered chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic minutes framing an engraved coastal scene with ship, silvered subsidiary seconds dial beneath XII inscribed Jos’h Quarman Temple Cloud over silvered terrestrial calendar dial within rococo scroll spandrels, the posted movement countwheel-striking on a bell, the case with swan neck pediment over turned columns with brass capitals, moulded long trunk door and plain base, 209cm high £400 - £600 (+24% BP*)

Lot 2 Lot 2 Bristol Interest - Mid 18th Century oak-cased 30 hour brass-dial longcase clock, Edward Bilbie Chew Stoke, circa 1760, the 11-inch square dial having Roman hours, Arabic minutes and fleur-de-lys half hour divisions framing a matted centre with rectangular cartouche signed Ed. Bilbie, Chewstoke over calendar square within foliate engraving, all within mask spandrels, the posted movement outside countwheel-striking on original bell, and chain-driven movement, the case with stepped ogee top and brass ball and spire finials over sunken columns with brass capitals, the chequer-inlaid and crossbanded long trunk door on plain base and bracket feet, 224cm high Literature - See Moore, Rice and Hucker, ‘Bilbie and the Chew Valley Clockmakers’ or Moore, ‘The Clockmakers of Somerset 1650-1900 for more information on this maker £500 - £700 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 3 Lot 3 Staffordshire Interest - George III oak and mahogany-cased eight day brass dial longcase clock, Foden, Leek, circa 1780, the 13-inch square dial having a silvered chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic minutes framing a matted centre with silvered signature cartouche over terrestrial calendar crescent and engraved sprigs within mask spandrels, the movement rack-striking on a bell, the case having a cavetto-moulded flat hood with painted crown to frieze over fluted columns, yoke-topped crossbanded long trunk door between fluted quadrants and panelled base, 199cm high £250 - £350 (+24% BP*)

Lot 7 Lot 7 20th Century lacquered brass and enamel carriage clock, Deacon, Swindon, the Arabic dial decorated with courting scene couples in 18th Century costume, between similar side panels, the single-train timepiece movement with lever platform escapement, within canted case, 14.5cm high inclusive of handle, in a double-door presentation box £300 - £400 (+24% BP*)

Lot 4 19th Century mahogany-cased eight day painted dial longcase clock, the 14-inch breakarch painted dial having moon phase and Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, the case with swan neck pediment, long door flanked by reeded split pillars, 235cm high £300 - £400 (+24% BP*) Lot 5 Late 19th Century figured walnut-cased weight-driven Vienna-style wall clock, the white Roman dial with moon hands, with single-train movement, the case with double-arched moulded hood over arch-glazed long door with foliate scroll moulded ornaments to the canted corners, 75cm high £120 - £180 (+24% BP*) Lot 6 19th Century French cast brass cartel clock, Samuel Marti, Paris, the 10cm white enamelled convex Arabic dial with moon hands, with two-train movement, the case of Gothic Revival style and architectural design, 64cm high £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

Lot 8 Lot 8 Late 19th Century French brass and champlevé enamel mantel clock, the 7cm Roman dial with inlaid star to centre, the two-train movement striking on a coiled gong, the architectural case with cupola surmount over vase finials and champlevé panels to front and sides, 29cm high £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 9 Lot 9 Early 20th Century French bronzed spelter figural mantel clock, A.D. Mougin, Paris, retailed by Olivier, Castres, the 9.5cm white enamelled convex Arabic dial with black numerals 1 to 12 and red 13 to 24, the two-train movement striking on a bell, the figural case with lady and child observing a cock-fighting scene entitled ‘Combats de Coqs’ after Auguste Moreau, upon a stepped rouge marble base, 62cm high £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

Lot 12 Lot 10 Early 20th Century German carved oak threetrain chiming bracket clock, Winterhalder & Hoffmeier, the 19cm arched brass dial having a silvered chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic minutes beneath three silvered subsidiary rings for Chime/Silent, Slow/Fast and Chime on eight gongs/Chime on four gongs, in a heavily-carved architectural case with arched pediment over ‘Green Man’ mask and figural terms flanking bevelled glazed door, 58cm high £500 - £700 (+24% BP*) Lot 11 Early Victorian walnut-cased twin-fusee bracket clock, John Todd, Dumfries, (fl.182849) - the 20cm square brass dial having a silvered chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic minutes, the matted centre with silvered axe-head cartouche inscribed John Todd 1841 Dumfries within scroll spandrels, the wire-driven fusee movement with knopped pillars and plain back plate, in an 18th Century style case with moulded caddy top, 42cm high £300 - £500 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 12 Early 20th Century green onyx four-glass mantel clock, the cream Arabic dial with floral swags framing inscription ‘...Horloger de la Ville, Lyon’, the two-train movement striking on a blued steel coiled gong, stamped Samuel Marti 6703, the case with stepped arched pediment and martial trophies over bevelled glazed panels on spreading base, 32.5cm high, together with a pair of urn-shaped side vases with goat mask handles on scroll feet, 25cm high (3) £300 - £500 (+24% BP*) For colour images of all lots: www.clevedon-salerooms.com

Lot 13 Staffordshire Interest - George II ebonised single-fusee bracket or table clock, John Smallwood, Litchfield (Lichfield), circa 1740, the 17cm break-arched brass dial having a silvered chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic minutes, inner quarter hour track and half hour divisions framing a matted centre with mock pendulum aperture over winding arbor, the chapter ring signed John Smallwood Litchfield (sic), beneath silvered subsidiary seconds dial and within mask spandrels, the wire-driven movement of four knopped and finned pillars with verge and crownwheel escapement with heartshaped back-cock to a foliate scroll-engraved back plate with basket of flowers upon a podium, the case with ogee caddy top and brass carry handle over moulded cornice and arch-glazed door on brass ogee bracket feet, 44cm high excluding handle £1000 - £1500 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 14 George III mahogany-cased twin fusee bracket clock, Anonymous, circa 1780, the 17cm breakarched brass dial having a silvered chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic minutes beneath silvered Strike/Silent ring within scroll spandrels, the wire-driven fusee movement with verge and crownwheel escapement and four knopped pillars, the back plate engraved, within a bell-topped case with brass carry handle and pine cone finials over spandrels on brass ogee bracket feet, 50cm high inclusive of handle £300 - £500 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 15 Lot 15 Late Victorian/Edwardian mahogany-cased twin fusee bracket or table clock, Brockbank & Atkins, London, No. 12322, the 15.5cm arched brass dial having a silvered chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic minutes framing a matted centre with signature cartouche, beneath silvered subsidiary Strike/Silent ring within foliate scroll engraving, the chain-driven movement, signed and numbered to the back plate, striking on a coiled gong, in a George III-style bell-top case with leaf-capped carry handle, urn finials, stopfluted canted corners, arch-glazed door with brass spandrels, and conforming arched sound frets to the sides on brass ogee bracket feet, 47cm high inclusive of handle £500 - £800 (+24% BP*) Lot 16 Late 19th Century French red boulle mantel clock, Japy Freres, Paris, the 12.5cm diameter cellular Roman dial having blue enamel numerals on a white ground with moon hands, the two train movement outside-countwheel striking on a bell, with Japy Freres stamp and additional stamp of Rollin a Paris, the case with cast seated figural finial over convex glazed bezel and waisted case with mask mounts and boullework including ‘chequerboard’ interior, 40cm high £350 - £450 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 17 Lot 17 Charles II brass lantern clock, John Ebsworth at ye Cross Keys in Lothbury, Londini (London), circa 1670, the 15.5cm diameter Roman dial with half hour divisions and inner quarter hour track framing engraved tulip decoration and Arabic alarm dial with iron single hand, the posted countwheel bell-striking movement with verge and crownwheel escapement, internal pendulum and standard London third period frame with column turned corner posts beneath dolphin-pierced frets, urn finials and strap work mounted bell, the sides with hinged brass doors, 38cm high, together with a later oak bracket Literature - Loomes, Brian, Lantern Clocks & Their Makers records John Ebsworth as apprenticed in 1657 to Richard Ames and free in 1665. his progression through the court of the Clockmakers Company saw him become Assistant in 1682, Warden in 1694 and Master 1697. he died in 1699. £1200 - £1800 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 21 Mid Victorian inlaid rosewood wheel or banjo barometer, F. Walker, London, the 24cm silvered dial reading from 28” to 31” of pressure with engraved globe and foliate scroll work, the onion-top trunk profusely inlaid in mother-of-pearl with birds, foliage, urns etc, and inset with silvered mercury Fahrenheit thermometer and bone adjusting knob, 106cm high £150 - £200 (+24% BP*) Lot 22 Mid 19th Century oak-cased wheel or banjo barometer, Bennett, Watch Maker, 65 & 64 Cheapside, the 24cm silvered dial reading from 28” to 31” of pressure, the scroll-edged trunk with silvered mercury Fahrenheit thermometer over bone adjusting knob, 101cm high Gloria Clifton, Directory of British Scientific Instrument Makers 1550-1851 (National Maritime Museum 1995/1996) records a John Bennett IV at this address 1865-1885 £80 - £120 (+24% BP*)

Lot 18 Lot 21 Lot 18 Early Victorian mahogany-veneered stick barometer, Alexander Alexander, Exeter, the two-piece ivory scale reading from 27” to 31” of pressure with Remarks, signed above Alex’r Alexander Optician to Her Majesty, Exeter with vernier, the partially-exposed main tube in arched surround with adjusting knob, the slender trunk with silvered ethanol Fahrenheit thermometer over a turned cistern cover, 92cm high £200 - £250 (+24% BP*) Lot 19 19th Century mahogany-cased stick barometer, Dollond, London, having an arched silvered scale reading from 27” to 31” of pressure, with Remarks, beside mercury Fahrenheit thermometer flanking partially exposed main tube within glazed surround, the inlaid trunk with gilt initials J.C.R. over turned cistern cover, with bine adjusting knob, 92cm high £120 - £180 (+24% BP*) Lot 20 Early 19th Century mahogany-cased wheel or banjo barometer, Gironimo, Bristol, the 19.5cm silvered dial reading from 28” to 31” of pressure, the trunk with swan-neck pediment over Dry/Damp (hygrometer), silvered mercury Fahrenheit thermometer with convex glazing over bone adjusting knob and silvered spirit level inscribed as above, 98cm high £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

Lot 23 Lot 23 Early 20th Century oak-cased barograph, Chas. Hymans, Cambridge, having an eight-tier vacuum with lacquered brass furniture, ivory Fahrenheit and Centigrade thermometer and plaque within bevelled five-glass case on moulded base, 36cm x 20.5 x 19cm high £100 - £150 (+24% BP*) Lot 24-25 No lots

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Wristwatches & Pocket Watches Lots 26-51

Lot 26 Lot 26 Rolex - Gentleman’s 18ct gold Oyster Perpetual automatic chronometer wristwatch, ref: 6105, milled edge bezel, the off-white dial with red calendar wheel, arrow head markers alpha hands, centre seconds hand, signed crown, screwdown case with engraved inscription, serial no: 753xxx, Glasgow import marks for 1951, approximately 36mm diameter, on a brown leather strap with Rolex 18ct gold buckle. Together with box and repair receipt from Steven Hale for £1140 dated 19.Sept 2018 £4000 - £6000 (+24% BP*)

Lot 28 Lot 28 Omega - Seamaster ‘Ibn Saud’ 18ct rose gold automatic wristwatch, ref: 14701 SC 61, the gold coloured dial featuring the King’s portrait and set within three brilliant cut diamonds, polished gold hour markers with onyx inlays, Dauphine hands and date aperture, screw-down case back, cal 562, movement No:19408177, approximately 34mm diameter, on an unassociated gold coloured metal mesh bracelet stamped ‘18ct’, the folding clasp engraved with initials ‘A.J.M.’ £2000 - £3000 (+24% BP*)

Lot 27 Lot 27 Tudor - Gentleman’s Oyster ‘Elegante’ stainless steel manual wristwatch, ref: 7960, the off-white dial with polished hands, stylised Arabic numerals and markers, and centre seconds hand, screwdown crown and case back, approximately 34mm diameter, on a Rolex 3/72 7835 fold-over stainless steel bracelet with 358 end links £300 - £500 (+24% BP*)

Lot 29 Lot 29 Omega - Gentleman’s Seamaster gold plated quartz wristwatch, ref: 196.02.69/396.0960, the gold coloured dial with calendar, baton markers, stick hands and centre seconds hand and inscribed ‘Yusuf Bin Ahmed Kanou’, stainless steel case back numbered 1432, approximately 33mm diameter, on an Omega 1416 bracelet £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 30 Lot 30 Omega Genève - Gentleman’s stainless steel automatic wristwatch, ref: 166.041, the satin finish blue dial with calendar, red centre seconds hand, screw-down case back, approximately 40mm diameter, on a black leather strap. Together with original receipt dated 26.9.1970 and booklets £150 - £200 (+24% BP*)

Lot 32 Lot 32 Breitling - Gentleman’s Colt automatic stainless steel wristwatch, ref: A17035, the off-white dial with calendar, polished Arabic numerals, luminous hands, seconds hand with red ‘lollipop’ tip, rotating bezel, screw-down crown and case back No: 0638, approximately 38mm diameter, on original stainless steel bracelet. Together with box and papers dated 24-01-1992 £250 - £350 (+24% BP*)

Lot 31 Lot 31 Heuer - Autavia GMT automatic stainless steel chronograph, ref: 11630, serial no: 310333, having a red and blue rotating bezel, winding crown to left hand side, the black dial with calendar, two silver registers to record minutes and hours, yellow GMT hand, red edged luminous hands and red seconds hand, screw-down case back, cal.14, 17 jewel movement, approximately 42mm diameter, on a Heuer stainless steel bracelet with folding clasp £4000 - £6000 (+24% BP*)

Lot 33 Lot 33 Breitling - Super Ocean Heritage 38 chronometer stainless steel wristwatch, ref: A37320, having a black rotating bezel, the black dial with calendar, polished markers, subsidiary seconds dial and luminous hands, screw-down crown and case back, serial no: 1338337, approximately 38mm diameter, on a black rubber strap with signed deployant clasp. Together with boxes and papers dated 30—8-2010 £600 - £900 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 34 Lot 34 Audemars Piguet - Royal Oak Offshore automatic chronometer stainless steel Diver’s wristwatch, ref: 26470ST. OO.A027CA.01, the blue dial with calendar, three subsidiary register dials, white luminous numerals and hands, blue inner bezel, black ceramic screw-down crown and pushers, approximately 42mm diameter, on original blue rubber strap with stainless steel buckle. Together with Warranty and Register Certificate dated 09-08-2017, Instruction Manual, original inner and outer boxes £9500 - £12000 (+24% BP*)

Lot 35 Lot 35 Hublot - Gentleman’s Classic Fusion stainless steel wristwatch, ref: B1915.1, the black dial with calendar, polished markers and hands, screw-down crown, exhibition case back, serial no: 651007, approximately 41mm diameter, on a rubber strap with deployant clasp. Together with original box £500 - £800 (+24% BP*) 14

Lot 36 Lot 36 Bremont - Martin Baker MB111 stainless steel automatic chronometer wristwatch, the black dial with calendar, Super-LumiNova coated hands and numerals, G.M.T. functions, bi-directional rotating bezel, bronze colour case barrel, screwdown case back, serial no: 11276, approximately 43mm diameter, on a black leather strap. Together with warranty dated 01-06-2015, C.O.S.C. certificate, manual, three spare straps, leather travel wallet and box £2000 - £2500 (+24% BP*)

Lot 37 Lot 37 Rolex - Lady’s bi-metal stainless steel and gold Datejust Oyster Perpetual automatic calendar bracelet wristwatch, ref: 79163, gold bezel, white signed dial with gold Roman numerals and gold hands, signed crown, screw down back, 26mm diameter on a Jubilee bracelet Serial No: K900xxx, with inner and outer boxes, original guarantee dated 05-09-2003, booklet and calendar card £2000 - £2500 (+24% BP*) For colour images of all lots: www.clevedon-salerooms.com

Lot 38 Lot 38 Omega - Lady’s stainless steel Seamaster wristwatch, the silvered dial with baton markers, luminous minute hand and date window at 3, 27mm diameter excluding crown, with original bracelet strap £300 - £400 (+24% BP*)

Lot 40 Lot 40 Dunhill - Lady’s yellow metal wristwatch, the white dial with gilt Roman numerals and date window at VI, quartz movement, case back stamped 750/18 carat, 23mm diameter excluding crown winder, with original yellow metal flexible bracelet strap marked 18k/750, 61g gross approx £800 - £1000 (+24% BP*)

Lot 39 Lot 39 Omega - Lady’s 9ct gold cased bracelet wristwatch, the silvered dial with Arabic numerals, the unassociated fancy link bracelet stamped 9c, 35.8g approx gross £120 - £180 (+24% BP*)

Lot 41 Lot 41 Universal Genève - 9ct gold lady’s bracelet watch, the circular signed white dial with gilt hands and batons, back wind movement, to a David Shackman & Sons integral bracelet, 18cm long, 45g gross inclusive of movement £500 - £600 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 42 Lot 42 Late George IV 18ct gold open faced pocket watch, R. Skirrow, Halifax, the gilt dial with black hands and subsidiary seconds dial, the three piece hinged case with foliate chased borders housing a signed movement, numbered 2440, English lever with fusee, monogrammed cartouche, Chester 1829, 5.2cm diameter, 139g gross inclusive of movement, later case with key £800 - £1000 (+24% BP*)

Lot 44 Lot 44 Edward VII 18ct gold open faced pocket watch, with stopwatch action, Spiridion & Sons, Cardiff, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and centre recording second hand, gilt hands, fifth of second outer recording chapter, the four piece hinged case with inscribed gold cuvette, housing a signed three quarter plate movement, Chester 1902, 5.6cm diameter, 155g gross inclusive of movement £500 - £700 (+24% BP*)

Lot 43 Lot 43 Victorian 18ct gold open faced pocket watch, T.J. Jenkins, Merthyr Tydfil, the unsigned white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, hands and sunken subsidiary seconds dial, the three piece hinged case housing a signed three quarter plate movement, numbered 52416, London 1869, 4.6cm diameter, 81g gross inclusive of movement, later case, with key £400 - £600 (+24% BP*)

Lot 45 Lot 45 Edward VII 18ct gold open faced pocket watch, Anonymous, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, hands and subsidiary seconds dial, the four piece hinged case housing a movement numbered 433035, Birmingham 1910, 4.8cm diameter, 91g gross inclusive of movement, monogrammed £400 - £500 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 46 Lot 46 American yellow metal-cased full hunter pocket watch, Waltham, the white dial with black Roman hours and red Arabic minutes over subsidiary dial at VI, the movement stamped 17 Jewels Adjusted, P.J. Bartlett, Waltham, Mass.

19003735, top-wind movement, rear door stamped 14k Solidarity, outer doors with engineturned decoration and a shield to front, 50mm diameter, 106g gross approx, together with a gilt metal chain (2) £250 - £350 (+24% BP*)

Lot 47 Lot 47 George V 18ct gold half hunter fob watch, the white Roman dial inscribed Harry Emanuel, Hanover Sq’re London, the movement engraved as above and numbered 2606, the case with blue Roman numerals to front door and engraved quatrefoil verso, London 1920, sponsor A.S., 38mm diameter, 57g gross approx £300 - £400 (+24% BP*)

Lot 48 Lot 48 Lady’s yellow metal and enamel fob watch, with white Roman dial, anonymous top-wind movement, inner door engraved ‘Examined by E.L. Moore, 49 Percival Str’t London 2146’, case numbered 12705 and stamped 18k, outer doors with dark blue enamel and paste flowerhead decoration, 40g gross approx £150 - £250 (+24% BP*)

Lot 49 Lot 49 George V 18ct gold open faced fob watch, the gilt Roman dial with engraved centre, engraved rear door enclosing back-wind movement, anonymous movement numbered 35393, London, 1929, 49g gross approx £400 - £500 (+24% BP*) Lots 50-51 No lots

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Jewellery, Objects d’art & Gold Coins Lots 52-110

Lot 52 Lot 52 Diamond dress ring, the white mount stamped ‘14k’, the central baguette cut with pairs of baguettes to either end, enclosed by fourteen brilliant cuts which total approximately 1.1 carats, size L, 5g gross £500 - £700 (+24% BP*)

Lot 53 Lot 53 Triple diamond cluster ring, the white mount stamped ‘18k’, the graduated brilliant cuts estimated as weighing approximately 0.8 carats in total, enclosed by thirty-two small diamonds, size P½, 5.3g gross £400 - £500 (+24% BP*)

Lot 54 Lot 54 Single stone diamond ring, the white mount unmarked, the old brilliant cut measuring approximately 7mm x 6.4mm x 4mm deep, calculated as weighing approximately 1.1 carats, with a trio of single cuts to each shoulder, size Q, 2.7g gross £1200 - £1500 (+24% BP*) 18

Lot 55 Lot 55 Light fancy yellow diamond ring, stamped ‘Platinum’, the rectangular scissor cut light fancy yellow diamond measuring approximately 7.2mm x 4.7mm x 2.9mm deep, calculated as weighing approximately 0.96 carats, flanked either side by a baguette cut diamond, these total approximately 0.3 carats, size Q, 3.3g gross £1000 - £1400 (+24% BP*)

Lot 56 Lot 56 Three stone diamond ring, the white mount stamped ‘18k’, the graduated brilliant cuts measuring approximately 4.7mm x 2.9mm deep, 3.9mm x 2.3mm deep, and 3.9mm x 2.2mm deep, calculated as weighing approximately 0.8 carats, size M½, 6.3g gross £450 - £550 (+24% BP*)

Lot 57 Lot 57 Three stone diamond 18ct white gold ring, the uniform brilliant cuts totalling approximately 0.8 carats, size L, 4.2g gross £350 - £450 (+24% BP*)

Lot 58 Lot 58 Single stone diamond 18ct gold ring, the brilliant cut measuring approximately 5.5mm diameter x 3.1mm deep, calculated as weighing approximately 0.55 carats, size M, 2.5g gross £450 - £550 (+24% BP*)

Lot 59 Lot 59 Single stone diamond platinum ring, the brilliant cut measuring approximately 5.7mm diameter x 3.4mm deep, calculated as weighing 0.65 carats, with seven graduated Princess cut diamonds to each shoulder, size L, 3.2g gross £500 - £600 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 60 Lot 60 Five stone diamond 18ct gold ring, the graduated brilliant cuts totalling approximately 0.85 carats estimated, size M, 4.4g gross £500 - £600 (+24% BP*)

Lot 63 Lot 63 Five stone diamond ring, the white mount unmarked, the uniform brilliant cuts estimated as totalling approximately 0.5 carats, size M, 3.5g gross £350 - £450 (+24% BP*)

Lot 66 Lot 66 White sapphire full eternity ring, unmarked white mount, size O, 1.5g gross £40 - £50 (+24% BP*)

Lot 61 Lot 61 Diamond single stone ring, unmarked, the old brilliant cut calculated as weighing approximately 0.4 carats, size Q½, 1.9g gross £150 - £200 (+24% BP*)

Lot 64 Lot 64 Diamond cluster ring, the white mount stamped ‘18k 750’, the centre set with a square of nine Princess cuts enclosed by thirty-two small brilliant cuts, and five diamonds to each shoulder, size R½, 5.6g gross £300 - £400 (+24% BP*)

Lot 67 Lot 67 Aquamarine and diamond ring, stamped ‘585’, the stepped cut stone measuring approximately 17.8mm x 14.9mm x 10.3mm deep, each shoulder set with a quartet of diamonds totalling approximately 0.2 carats, size L½, approx 9.6g gross £350 - £450 (+24% BP*)

Lot 62 Lot 62 Diamond and ruby cluster ring, stamped ‘18ct’ and ‘Plat’, the four round cut rubies enclosing a central diamond, all enclosed by sixteen brilliant cuts, size P, 4.7g gross £400 - £500 (+24% BP*)

Lot 65 Lot 65 Single stone turquoise ring, stamped ‘18ct’, size Q, 4.2g gross £60 - £80 (+24% BP*)

Lot 68 Lot 68 Sapphire and diamond three stone 18ct gold ring, the square cut sapphire measuring approximately 7mm x 7mm x 4.1mm deep, flanked either side by step cut diamonds, size K½, 5g gross£400 - £500 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 69 Lot 69 Seven stone diamond and sapphire platinum half eternity ring, the three diamonds estimated as totalling approximately 0.24 carats, size M, 3.7g gross £300 - £400 (+24% BP*)

Lot 70 Lot 70 14ct yellow gold ring, probably Indian or Middle Eastern having decorative circular central panel within conforming decorated shoulders, later British hallmark for London 1972, size Q, 10.6g £180 - £220 (+24% BP*)

Lot 71 Lot 71 Diamond and calibré ruby ring, indistinctly marked, the central line of rectangular cut stones with a baguette cut to either end, with a line of six old cut brilliants above and below, the twelve diamonds totalling approximately 0.36 carats, size P, approx 5.5g gross £200 - £300 (+24% BP*) 20

Lot 72 Lot 72 Nine stone diamond half hoop ring, stamped ‘750’, the uniform brilliants totalling approximately 1.3 carats, size P, 5.9g gross, cased £500 - £700 (+24% BP*)

Lot 73 Lot 73 Single stone diamond platinum ring, the collet set brilliant cut estimated as weighing approximately 0.45 carats, size N½, 14.7g gross, cased £450 - £550 (+24% BP*)

Lot 74 Lot 74 Diamond dress ring, the yellow metal apparently unmarked, the central brilliant cut measuring approximately 6.1mm x 3.75mm deep, calculated as weighing approximately 0.85 carats, the wide band pave set with twentyfour Princess cuts to either side, size N, 9.5g gross, cased £5000 - £5500 (+24% BP*)

Lot 75 Lot 75 Victorian single stone diamond 22ct gold ring, Birmingham 1895, the old oval cut measuring approximately 7.2mm x 5.7mm x 2.2mm deep, calculated as weighing approximately 0.6 carats, size P½, 3.9g gross, cased £800 - £900 (+24% BP*)

Lot 76 Lot 76 Victorian five stone diamond and sapphire 18ct gold ring, Birmingham 1882, the two old brilliant cuts estimated as totalling approximately 0.7 carats, size Q, 5.4g gross, cased £550 - £650 (+24% BP*)

Lot 77 Lot 77 Five stone diamond 18ct gold ring, the graduated brilliant cuts totalling approximately 0.85 carats, size Q, 5.3g gross, cased £400 - £500 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 78 Lot 78 Long chain, tagged ‘9ct’, of round belcher links, with a swivel catch, 154cm long, 30.8g gross £350 - £400 (+24% BP*)

Lot 81 Lot 81 Watch chain, stamped ‘15ct’ to the T-bar, of solid baton links, with a seal and swivel attached, 31.5cm long, 22g gross £220 - £260 (+24% BP*)

Lot 82 Lot 82 Boucheron - Pair of sapphire set wooden mounted cufflinks, stamped ‘Boucheron’, ‘OR 750’, numbered ‘P34659’, with French control marks, the circular head approximately 9mm in diameter, 11g gross £600 - £800 (+24% BP*) Lot 79 Lot 79 9ct gold watch chain, of solid uniform curb links, with a citrine swivel seal attached, with bolt ring, Tbar and swivel, 38cm long, 73g gross £500 - £600 (+24% BP*)

Lot 80 Lot 80 Chain, of fancy twisted links, unmarked, 45.5cm long, 9.3g gross £180 - £220 (+24% BP*)

Lot 83 Lot 83 Diamond pendant on chain with matching earrings, the articulated line of six brilliant cuts totalling approximately 0.6 carats, on an 18ct gold filed curb link chain, 40cm long, with a pair of earrings, the ten brilliant cuts totalling approximately 0.8 carats, 6.7g gross £400 - £500 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 84 Lot 84 Pair of jade and diamond drop earrings, the tear shaped stone approximately 1.4cm long, to an inverted V shaped diamond set mount, to a jade set screw fitting, stamped ‘18ct’, with a pair of jade set pierced earring fittings £500 - £700 (+24% BP*)

Lot 87 Lot 87 Pair of diamond and cultured pearl drop earrings, the white mounts unmarked, the fitting set with an old Swiss cut diamond, chain suspension with a small pearl above a rose diamond set cusp to a pearl of approximately 6.7mm diameter, 2g gross £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

Lot 85 Lot 85 Cartier - Fine link bracelet, with triple hoop central motif, stamped ‘Cartier’, ‘CXZ859’ and ‘750’, with certificate, case and outer box, 2.3g gross £150 - £200 (+24% BP*)

Lot 88 Lot 88 Single stone diamond 18ct white gold pendant, the brilliant cut estimated as weighing approximately 1.2 carats, to a circular domed hammered effect mount, 2.6cm diameter, on a metal chain, pendant approximately 17g gross, cased £1000 - £1400 (+24% BP*)

Lot 86 Lot 86 Pair of sapphire and diamond oval cluster drop earrings, the oval cut sapphires measuring approximately 8.7mm x 6.8mm x 3.7mm deep, enclosed by twelve brilliant cuts, the twenty-four diamonds totalling approximately 1.2 carats, on hook safety wires, 7.3g gross £700 - £900 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 91 Lot 89 Sapphire and diamond 18ct white gold bracelet, the nine rectangular clusters with diamond set batons between, 17.5cm long, 13.7g gross, with paperwork stating the diamonds to total 1.33 carats and the sapphires 6.45 carats, cased £1800 - £2200 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 93

Lot 93 Bohemian garnet pendant, unmarked, the oval cluster, locket back, suspended from a triangular cluster, 5.7cm long overall £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

Lot 94 Lot 94 Diamond and sapphire fan brooch, unmarked, set with rose cuts and a graduated line of five sapphires to either end, approximately 5.3cm wide, 11.8g gross, cased £200 - £250 (+24% BP*) Lot 90 Lot 90 Art Nouveau/Jugendstil turquoise and freshwater pearl necklace, the frontispiece of shield shaped panels with freshwater pearls between, stamped ‘Depose’ and ‘900’, the latter seemingly over striking the markers mark, probably German, circa 1905, 41cm long £200 - £300 (+24% BP*) Lot 91 19th Century scarab micromosaic brooch, set in goldstone border, to an unmarked round mount, 4.2cm diameter £300 - £400 (+24% BP*) Lot 92 Diamond set en tremblant spray brooch, set throughout with old brilliant and single cuts, approximately 5.7cm long, in a Tessiers case £1000 - £1500 (+24% BP*)

Lot 95 Lot 95 Late Victorian shell cameo brooch, stamped ‘15ct’, carved as a female in profile with a butterfly on her shoulder, approximately 5.4cm x 4.1cm £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 96 Lot 96 Victorian brooch, unmarked, of trefoil design with foil backed stones and pearl (untested and unwarranted) points, 2.8cm long £200 - £250 (+24% BP*) Lot 99 Lot 99 Row of graduated tumbled amber beads, with a long row of small tumbled amber beads, approximately 236g gross total £300 - £400 (+24% BP*)

Lot 97 Lot 97 Diamond pendant, the white mount unmarked, the principal brilliant cut estimated as weighing approximately 0.5 carats, with a brilliant cut above estimated as weighing approximately 0.2 carats, with two rings set with a total of ninety small brilliant cuts, overall diameter 2.7cm, on a chain stamped ‘750’, 45cm long, 5.5g gross £500 - £600 (+24% BP*)

Lot 100 Lot 100 Single row branch coral necklace; and another similar white coral necklace £40 - £50 (+24% BP*) Lot 98 Lot 98 Single stone diamond pendant, the white mount unmarked, the old brilliant cut estimated as weighing approximately 1.25 carats, on a platinum chain, 50cm long, 8.7g gross, cased £2500 - £3500 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 105

Lot 106

Lot 102 George V lady’s engine turned silver cigarette lighter, hallmarked for London 1830, 3.25cm high, 18.4g approx gross, cased £120 - £180 (+24% BP*) Lot 103 Gold Coins - George IV two pound coin, 1823 £600 - £900 (+24% BP*) Lot 104 Gold Coins - Victorian sovereign, 1887 £180 - £220 (+24% BP*)

Lot 105 Gold Coins - Victorian sovereign, 1883 £180 - £220 (+24% BP*)

Lot 101 Lot 101 9ct gold and three colour chainmail evening purse, having an oval link handle and decorated with a series of lozenge motifs, import marks for Robert Cawley, Chester 1925, 15.5cm wide, 250g approx £1500 - £2000 (+24% BP*)

Lot 106 Gold Coins - Victorian sovereign, 1861 £180 - £220 (+24% BP*)

Lot 107 Lot 107 Gold Coins - William IV sovereign, 1832, with soldered pendant mount £150 - £200 (+24% BP*) Lots 108-110 No lots Lot 102

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Silver & White Metal Lots 111-146

Lot 112

Lot 114

Lot 111 George V silver rectangular two handled tray, having a gadrooned edge, the cast handles with scallop shell and scroll decoration, sponsors mark of Kemp Brothers, London 1924, 57.5cm wide exclusive of handles, 126.3oz approx £800 - £1200 (+24% BP*) Lot 112 George V silver four trumpet epergne, the central trumpet surrounded by three smaller trumpets, each within a scroll socket, the whole standing on a triangular domed base with triple bun feet, sponsors mark of James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1912, 37.5cm high, 30.3oz approx £250 - £350 (+24% BP*)

Lot 113 Victorian silver mounted oak wine bottle pourer/holder, the fruitwood handle formed as a boar’s tusk. The mounts with sponsors mark of Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1891, the cylinder 16cm long, height 20.25cm £150 - £250 (+24% BP*) Lot 114 William IV/Edward VII silver three piece tea set, each piece of lobed form and standing on four splayed scallop decorated feet, the teapot with sponsors mark of Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, London 1905, 14.75cm high, the two handled sugar basin and cream jug, sponsors mark of J. Wrangham & William Moulson, London 1830, combined weight 44.3oz approx gross £300 - £400 (+24% BP*) Lot 115 Edward VII silver four piece tea service,comprising: teapot, coffee pot, two handled sugar basin and cream jug, all with half reeded decoration, the teapot, sugar basin and jug all with sponsors mark of Williams Ltd, Birmingham 1901 and 1904, the coffee pot with sponsors mark of Barnett Henry Abrahams, Birmingham 1902, height of coffee pot 28cm, combined weight 53.5oz approx gross £400 - £600 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 119 Lot 119 Pair of George V silver mustard pots, of rectangular canted form, each having engraved and pierced decoration in the Georgian style, blue glass liners, sponsors mark of Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1934, 6.5cm wide, 6oz approx nett £120 - £180 (+24% BP*) Lot 120 George III silver oval teapot stand, having a reeded edge and standing on four splayed feet, sponsors mark of William Bennett, London 1801, 16.25cm x 12cm, 4.5oz approx £100 - £125 (+24% BP*)

Lot 116 Lot 116 Elizabeth II silver ‘Queens Silver Jubilee Candelabrum’, having four branches supported by a cast lion rampant and standing on a circular foot, No.69 from a limited edition of 250, sponsors mark of Aurum Designs, London 1977, the certificate signed by the Dean Of Westminster Edward Carpenter, 28.5cm high, 26oz approx £250 - £350 (+24% BP*) Lot 117 Elizabeth II silver ‘Queens Silver Jubilee Candelabrum’, having four branches supported by a cast lion rampant and standing on a circular foot, No.70 from a limited edition of 250, sponsors mark of Aurum Designs, London 1977, the certificate signed by the Dean Of Westminster Edward Carpenter, 28.5cm high, 26oz approx £250 - £350 (+24% BP*) Lot 118 Pair of George III silver oval salts, each having pierced and engraved decoration and standing on four splayed feet, blue glass liners, possible sponsors mark of Peter & Jonathan Bateman, London 1790, 9.25cm wide, 3.2oz approx nett £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

Lot 121 Lot 121 George III silver elliptical shaped teapot stand, having a reeded edge, central engraved arms within engraved ribbon and swag decoration, sponsors mark of Peter Carter, London 1787, 17cm x 13.25cm, 4oz approx £120 - £180 (+24% BP*) Lot 122 Victorian silver rectangular deskstand, having a gadrooned rim, two central oval containers, hinged covers opening to reveal a glass inkwell, pen tray to either side, sponsors mark of Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1900, 23cm wide, 20.5oz approx nett £150 - £250 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 126 Siamese style white metal folding fruit knife, the casing typically decorated in relief with mythological figures and birds, the blade with engraved foliage, length when open 20cm £50 - £80 (+24% BP*) Lot 127 George V silver salver, having an Art Deco design pie-crust edge and standing on triple pad feet, sponsors mark of Mappin & Webb. Sheffield 1932, 35.5cm diameter, 40oz approx £300 - £400 (+24% BP*)

Lot 123 Lot 123 George III silver wine funnel, having a reeded edge, sponsors mark of Moses Brent, London 1789, 14cm high, 3.4oz approx £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

Lot 128 George VI silver salver, having a pie-crust edge and standing on four scroll feet, sponsors mark of Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1942, 36cm diameter, 46.8oz approx £300 - £400 (+24% BP*) Lot 129 Victorian silver salver, the pierced border with rosette and swag decoration, central engraved arms within a stylised foliate border, sponsors mark of A.B. Savory & Sons, London 1864, 20.25cm diameter, 12.5oz approx £150 - £200 (+24% BP*) Lot 130 Small George III silver salver, having a pie-crust and shell edge, central engraved crest, sponsors mark of Ebenezer Coker, London 1761, 18.75cm diameter, 8.9oz approx £120 - £180 (+24% BP*)

Lot 124 Lot 124 Pair of George III silver candle snuffers, the handles with scallop shell decoration, sponsors mark of Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard I, London 1817, 18.5cm long, 4.3oz approx £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 131 Lot 131 George III silver baluster shaped mug, having an ogee scroll handle with acanthus capital and standing on a circular foot, untraced sponsors mark S.C., London 1763, 12.75cm high, 12.6oz approx £200 - £300 (+24% BP*) For colour images of all lots: www.clevedon-salerooms.com

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Lot 132 George III silver baluster shaped mug, having a scroll handle with acanthus capital and standing on a circular foot, sponsors mark of William Shaw II, London 1762, 12.75cm high, 11.9oz approx £200 - £300 (+24% BP*) Lot 133 George III silver baluster shaped sugar caster, having a decorative pierced cover and standing on a circular foot, sponsors mark of Benjamin Mountigue, London 1782, 18.5cm high, 5.7oz approx £150 - £200 (+24% BP*) Lot 135 Lot 135 Victorian silver oval basket, having pierced and embossed decoration, sponsors mark of Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1899, 28cm wide, 14.2oz approx £150 - £200 (+24% BP*)

Lot 134 Lot 134 Pair of Edward VII silver sweetmeat stands, each bowl having pierced decoration interspersed by rams heads and standing on a circular foot, sponsors mark of Walker & Hall, Chester 1906, 12.75cm diameter, combined weight 11.8oz approx £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

Lot 136 Lot 136 George VI silver two handled bowl and matching spoon, the bowl handles pierced and shaped in the Art Deco style, sponsors mark of Robert Edgar Stone, London 1937, width of bowl 17.5cm inclusive of handle, length of spoon 15.25cm, combined weight 7.6oz approx, cased £120 - £180 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 137 Lot 137 Victorian silver baluster shaped coffee pot, having a scroll handle with acanthus capital, the hinged cover with foliate knop, lower body with embossed and engraved foliate scrolls and standing on four scroll feet, sponsors mark of John Mortimer & John Samuel Hunt, London 1840, 23.75cm high, 32.3oz approx £300 - £400 (+24% BP*)

Lot 138 Lot 138 George III silver plain oval teapot and stand, the teapot having a domed cover, beaded rim and walnut handle, the weighted stand with conforming border, sponsors mark of Richard Cook, London 1800, height of teapot 16cm, 17.4oz approx gross, the stand 15.5cm long, weighted £250 - £350 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 139 Lot 139 William IV silver coffee pot, of tapered lobed form, having a scroll handle, the shaped circular foot having pierced quatrefoil decoration, sponsors mark of William Bateman II, London 1834, 21cm high, 32.4oz approx £250 - £350 (+24% BP*)

Lot 140 Lot 140 Matched pair of George II/George III silver pedestal cream boats, each having a figural scroll handle, gadrooned rim, later embossed foliate decoration and standing on an oval foot, the first with illegible sponsors mark, London 1755, the second with sponsors mark for Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1795, 8.5cm high to tops of handles, combined weight 8.2oz approx £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 141

Lot 141 George III silver pedestal coffee pot, of oval urn shaped form, the domed cover with acorn finial, the body with a reeded band, a vacant cartouche to either side and standing on an oval foot, sponsors mark of Robert Hennell I & David Hennell II, London 1796, 29.75cm high, 20.7oz approx gross £500 - £700 (+24% BP*) Lot 142 George III silver teapot, of shaped oval form, each side decorated with three reeded panels, the domed cover with conforming decoration, sponsors mark of Timothy Renou, London 1802, 17.5cm high, 16.8oz approx gross £150 - £250 (+24% BP*) Lot 143 Indian white metal four piece tea service, comprising: globular teapot, the hinged cover with elephant finial, hooded cobra handle, cream jug with conforming handle, sugar basin and heart shaped tray all with embossed decoration depicting landscapes with animals amongst palm trees, height of teapot 12.75cm, width of tray 31.25cm, combined weight 40oz approx £300 - £400 (+24% BP*) Lots 144-146 No lots

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Oriental to include: Furniture, Ceramics, Metalware, Ivory, Hardstone, Lacquer & Textiles Lots 147-173

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Lot 149

Lot 147 19th Century Chinese Famille Rose baluster shaped vase, having continuous polychrome enamelled decoration depicting figures in a landscape and a pagoda, 38cm high £200 - £300 (+24% BP*) Lot 148 19th Century Cantonese Famille Rose vase, having a bulbous body and long neck, typically decorated with alternate reserves depicting an interior with figures and birds amongst foliage, 34.75cm high £100 - £150 (+24% BP*) Lot 149 Chinese porcelain baluster shaped vase, having allover decoration depicting birds amongst foliage on a mottled green ground, 45cm high £250 - £350 (+24% BP*) Lot 150 18th Century Chinese porcelain polychrome and bianca sopra bianca floral decorated bowl, having moulded fluting, 26cm diameter £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 151 Lot 151 Pair of 19th Century Cantonese Famille Rose dishes, of quatrefoil form, each decorated with court figures on a garden terrace, 24.5cm wide £200 - £300 (+24% BP*) Lot 152 Set of six 19th Century Chinese export blue and white painted tea bowls and saucers, each typically decorated with a lakeland landscape, diameter of saucers 12.75cm £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 153 19th Century Nankin oval dish, having blue and white painted decoration depicting deer in a landscape, 31.25cm wide, together with a similar rectangular dish decorated with a chinoiserie landscape with a figure standing beneath a tree, birds in the tree and in flight above him, 28.75cm wide £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

Lot 156 Lot 156 Two Japanese vegetable ivory mask netsuke, formed as the face of a bearded man wearing a cap and a smiling lady, each with illegible signature, 3cm and 2.5cm high £150 - £250 (+24% BP*) Lot 157 Large Chinese carved green hardstone ruyi sceptre, the handle carved with the head of a wise man, the terminal with a bat, 32.5cm long £400 - £500 (+24% BP*)

Lot 154 Lot 154 18th Century Chinese carved mammoth ivory figure, of a seated deity, 11cm high on a later carved hardwood stand, overall height including stand 16cm £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

Lot 155 Lot 155 Japanese carved ivory oval box and cover, Meiji period, decorated with grappling lions and tigers, the cover with a seated tiger finial, 12cm high £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

Lot 158 Lot 158 Antique Chinese bronze baluster shape vase, the handles formed as mythological beasts, the neck with lappet panels having stylised decoration, conforming decoration to the base rim, 28cm high £150 - £250 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 159

Lot 161

Lot 164

Lot 159 Large Chinese antique bronze circular mirror, the reverse with central foundry or makers mark within a border of four characters, 39cm diameter, standing on a carved hardwood base with prunus decoration, overall height inclusive of base 64.5cm £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 160 Large Chinese bronze bowl or censer, having loop handles, 42cm diameter inclusive of handles £200 - £300 (+24% BP*) Lot 161 Pair of Japanese cloisonné vases, each decorated with an eagle and cranes amongst foliage on a blue ground, Meiji period, 27.5cm high £300 - £400 (+24% BP*) Lot 162 Chinese dream stone panel, the natural striations resembling rocky peaks, bearing inscription, 42cm x 42cm in a hardwood frame £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 163 Chinese red lacquered panel, having inset soapstone, hardstone and bone decoration depicting birds amongst foliage, 92cm x 31cm £80 - £120 (+24% BP*) Lot 164 Chinese watercolour on silk - Landscape with The Eight Horses Of Wang Mu, signed, 49.5cm x 34.5cm £80 - £120 (+24% BP*) Lot 165 Chinese monochrome print, Birds amongst foliage, 44.5cm x 70cm £40 - £60 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 166 20th Century Oriental panel, of six sections painted with quail beside a stream amongst foliage against a gold leaf backdrop within ebonised frame, 203cm wide x 94cm high £80 - £120 (+24% BP*) Lot 167 Oriental painted and gilded two-fold dressing screen or room divider, decorated with blossoming foliage on a hillside against a gold leaf backdrop within ebonised frame, 192.5cm side x 167cm high £80 - £120 (+24% BP*) Lot 168 Late 19th/early 20th Century Chinese Provincial elm altar table, the rectangular top over frieze on turned supports and parallel side stretchers, 99.5cm x 48.5cm x 82cm high £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

Lot 169 Lot 169 Late 19th/early 20th Century Chinese Provincial altar table, the rectangular top over a pierced frieze of stiff scroll work with central drawer on panelled sides with square section supports and plain stretchers, 92cm wide x 40cm deep x 89cm high £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

Lot 170 Lot 170 Early 20th Century Chinese hardwood folding occasional table or ‘butler’s tray’, the dish rectangular top on a folding X-frame stand with conforming removable tray undershelf, 75cm x 40cm x 63cm high £120 - £180 (+24% BP*)

Lot 171 Lot 171 Late 19th/early 20th Century Chinese brass and carved hardwood floor-standing gong, the hammered dished gong with raised concentric bands, 58cm diameter, within a finely carved frame modelled as two opposed dragons chasing the flaming pearl of wisdom upon platform base, 76cm wide x 111cm high, together with original beater, the handle formed as a coiled dragon £100 - £150 (+24% BP*) Lots 172-173 No lots

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Collectors Items & Miscellanea to include: Metalware, Ephemera, Boxes, Advertising, Musical Boxes, Textiles, Militaria, Medals & Ethnographica Lots 174-240

Lot 174 Lot 174 Pair of 19th Century silkwork embroidered pictures, depicting a seated Oriental nobleman and his consort, within an elaborate silver braid embroidered border, 22.5cm x 30.5cm £400 - £600 (+24% BP*)

Lot 175 Rare 19th Century Anglo-Indian Vizagapatam ivory sewing box, in the form of a Colonial house, the hinged cover opening to reveal a fitted interior, 15cm wide £2000 - £3000 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 179 Lot 179 Late 18th Century Staffordshire enamel bonbonniere, modelled as a black and white spaniel lying on a pink mottled cushion, the hinged cover painted with a landscape with figures on a riverbank, 5.75cm wide £200 - £300 (+24% BP*) Lot 176 Lot 176 Late 19th/early 20th Century Indian turned ivory rosewater sprinkler, having red and green stained foliate and banded decoration and standing on a circular foot, 23.5cm high, housed in a green stained wooden case, height of case 26.5cm £100 - £150 (+24% BP*) Lot 177 Two 19th Century Indian carved ivory handles, the longer possibly from a sword or staff, the shorter from a parasol, each decorated with figures amongst scrolling foliage, 28.5cm and 10.5cm long £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

Lot 178 Lot 178 19th Century bone cylindrical dice box and cover, having engraved decoration depicting playing cards, suits and dice, containing six dice, the underside with faux Chinese mark, 4.25cm high £60 - £90 (+24% BP*)

Lot 180 Lot 180 19th Century Austrian cold painted bronze figure, of a seated spaniel, 10.5cm high £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

Lot 181 Lot 181 Pair of 19th Century French bronze figural two branch candelabra, each having a central figure formed as a young Satyr, 21.75cm high £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 185 Lot 185 Automobilia - Leyland Mini - 1970’s period poster showing Mini 850 and 1000 Saloons outside a French café, 69.5cm x 100cm£40 - £60 Lot 182 Lot 182 Automobilia - Art Deco chrome plated ‘Cigogne’ flying stork car mascot designed by Francois Bazin for Hispano Suiza, signed F.Bazin, 15.25cm high exclusive of plinth £500 - £700 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 186 Lot 186 Antique wrought iron door knocker, in the form of a lizard, probably French 16th Century, 23cm high exclusive of later wooden plinth £250 - £350 (+24% BP*)

Lot 183 Lot 183 Automobilia - Rolls-Royce ‘Spirit of Ecstasy’ chrome plated car mascot, with radiator cap, marked Rolls-Royce Limited Feb 6 1911, 16.5cm high approx inclusive of radiator cap £100 - £150 (+24% BP*) Lot 184 Automobilia - Rolls-Royce ‘Spirit of Ecstasy’ chrome plated car mascot, unmarked, 12cm high, together with a Rolls-Royce showroom poster circa 1981, 75cm x 70cm, two early 1980’s RollsRoyce brochures, and a similar Bentley brochure £80 - £120 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 187 19th Century Indian bronze figure, depicting Krishna as Balakrishna, dancing, his right leg raised, a ball of butter in his right hand, 26cm high £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

Lot 188 Lot 188 Small Medieval pottery baluster shaped jug, having a mottled ochre glaze, 17cm high, together with a some-what similar bowl/mortar, 12cm high £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

Lot 190 Early 20th Century crocodile leather travelling stationery case, the hinged cover and front panel opening to reveal a fitted interior, makers/retailers stamp for John Pound & Co of London, the two interior gilt metal mounts stamped O.Co, 27.75cm wide £60 - £90 (+24% BP*)

Lot 191 Lot 191 Toys - Corgi die-cast - Starsky & Hutch Ford Torino (292), boxed £80 - £120 (+24% BP*)

Lot 189 Lot 189 Small early 20th Century crocodile leather suitcase, the nickel plated fittings stamped Ideha, 40cm wide £300 - £400 (+24% BP*)

Lot 192 Lot 192 French S.F.B.J bisque head doll, having sleeping eyes and open mouth, the head stamped S.F.B.J 301 Paris 8, jointed wood and composition body, 50cm high £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 193 Toys - Tri-ang ‘Push and Go’ Army Presentation Set £200 - £250 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 194 Lot 194 C.Wheatstone & Co miniature twelve key concertina, having pierced nickel plated endplates numbered 35099 and with blue leather bellows, 10.5cm wide exclusive of keys, in original box with trade labels to the underside of the cover £400 - £600 (+24% BP*) Lot 195 Late 19th/early 20th Century brass theodolite, Elliott Bros. 449 Strand, London, having a 9.5inch main barrel with two subsidiary bubble tubes, rack-and-pinion adjusting to two planes on anodised revolving stand, 28cm long £60 - £90 (+24% BP*)

Lot 196 Lot 196 Early 20th Century brass five-inch theodolite, Troughton & Simms, London, having an 8-inch main barrel over 180 degree elevation scale on A-frame support with revolving stage and adjustable ring base, in box marked ‘5 Inch Theod’e 56Eq £120 - £180 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 197 Lot 197 Early 20th Century brass theodolite, Troughton & Simms, London, the 8-inch main barrel with subsidiary bubble level tubs and lacquered brass right-angle eye-piece, 360 degree elevation scale with twin eye-pieces on anodised A-frame with revolving stage and rack-and-pinion adjusting, 28.5cm high, in fitted box of issue with accessories £120 - £180 (+24% BP*)

Lot 198 Lot 198 Early 20th Century figured walnut table top stereoscopic viewer, 51cm x 27.5cm, together with a box of Great War stereoscopic cards by Realistic Travels, 100 approx £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 199 Lot 199 Cameras - A Linhof Technika IV Rangefinder plate camera, with Schneider-Kreuznach Technika Angulon 1:6,8/65 lens, together with a SchneiderKreuznach Tele-Arton 1:5,5/180 and Carl Zeiss Tessar 1:3,5 f=105mm lenses £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

Lot 200 Lot 200 Large Indian white metal tray, 18th or 19th Century having chased decoration to the centre and with conforming embossed foliate decoration to the rim, 52cm diameter £300 - £400 (+24% BP*)

Lot 201 Lot 201 Early 19th Century green glass sealed bottle, circular seal with script ‘Bristol Infirmary’, 22.5cm high £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

Lot 202 Lot 202 Pair of early 20th Century Black Forest type figural wine bottle cradles, probably Swiss, each formed as a gentleman in Tyrolean type costume and supported by two large wheels and one smaller wheel, 45cm long £400 - £600 (+24% BP*) Lot 203 Victorian needlework sampler, decorated with a house, a bird perched on a branch, animals and urns of flowers and with script ‘Mary Hughes, her work, aged 14 in the year 1853’, 48cm x 53cm £120 - £180 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 204 Lot 204 Medals - World War II family group comprising an Air Force Cross group of five awarded to Ronald Pearson, Navigator, R.A.F. and comprising: Air Force Cross, Air Crew Europe Star, 1939-1945 Star, 1939-1945 War Medal and Defence Medal, together with a World War II/Elizabeth II group of five awarded to Charles Pearson, Royal Navy and comprising: 1939-1945 War Medal, 1939-1945 Star, Atlantic Star, Burma Star and Royal Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal £1000 - £1500 (+24% BP*) Lot 205 English full stocked flintlock holster pistol, early 19th Century, signed H. Nock, the round steel barrel 9” with English proofs and ‘London’ towards the breech, plain tang, flat lock-plate with H. Nock, swan-neck cock, walnut stock with rounded butt, brass trigger guard with regimental mark 122 over 63, and brass side-plate and ramrod pipe, brass tipped ram-rod £250 - £300 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 209 19th Century Afghan Kyber knife, single edged ‘T’ backed blade 23” with single back fuller, ribbed horn grip with brass bolster, brass back-strap in its leather covered wood scabbard with three iron mounts including a long fluted chape with ball finial, 32” overall £120 - £150 (+24% BP*)

Lot 206 Lot 206 Early 20th Century British Royal Navy officers sword, signed Stumbles & Son, Devonport (retailer), the gilt brass semi-basket hilt with lion’s head pommel, wire bound shark skin grip, crowned fouled anchor motif, folding side guard engraved G.J.P. Cooksley, in its gilt brass mounted black leather scabbard, 31½” blade £150 - £200 (+24% BP*) Lot 207 George V 1821 pattern sword, with three bar steel basket hilt, wire-bound sharkskin grip and straight single edged blade 34” with crown over George V cypher and Royal Army Service Corps in a cartouche, in its steel scabbard with two loose rings £120 - £150 (+24% BP*)

Lot 208 Lot 208 Victorian British pattern 1821 Light Cavalry officers sword, with indistinct maker——- Row London, with three bar steel basket hilt, wire bound shark skin grip and straight single edged blade with floral engraving VR cypher and Warwick Yeomanry in cartouche, in its part leather covered metal scabbard, 34” blade £150 - £200 (+24% BP*)

Lot 210 Lot 210 African leather shield, as used by the Turkana tribe of North West Kenya, made to the traditional design of a rectangle with slightly flared sides and forward projecting lips, the central ridge with wooden handle running along its length reinforced by woven raw-hide strips, 33” long x 13” wide £200 - £250 (+24% BP*)

Lot 211 Lot 211 Six African spears, including two Masai spears, one of 206cm in length, one of 195cm with broader blade, the first having tribal markings on lower end, a hunting spear with small leaf shaped head and ‘spade’ terminal of 187cm in length, a fishing spear with barbed head 173cm and two spears from the Congo region with ‘chiselled’ points, the shafts of wood, iron and copper bands, 152cm each £200 - £250 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 214 Lot 212 Sheraton Revival inlaid mahogany tray, circa 1900, of concave-sided oblong form with brass carry handles framing central husk inlay within foliate scroll work and staved gallery, 68cm x 44.5cm £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 216 Pair of antique lead figural garden planters, in the manner of John Cheere, each modelled as a young boy holding a basket above his head, upon a domed base, 74cm high (2) £200 - £300 (+24% BP*) Lot 217 Pair of modern bronzed metal garden ornaments of storks or cranes, modelled in standing pose with textured feathers on rectangular wooden bases, the larger 118cm high (2) £120 - £180 (+24% BP*)

Lot 213 Lot 213 Advertising Interest - Enamel tin plate sign, for Ogden’s ‘Smilax’ Cigarettes, depicting two cigarette packets on green simulated tiled ground, 45.5cm x 152cm £100 - £150 (+24% BP*) Lot 214 Victorian green-painted cast iron occasional table, the pierced circular top with ‘hobnail’ border on a conforming stem and domed circular base with three supports, Design Registration Lozenge, possibly for 29th January 1880, beneath further stamp No.33, 61cm diameter x 73cm high £100 - £150 (+24% BP*) Lot 215 Antique lead figural garden ornament, in the manner of John Cheere, modelled as a young boy standing on a naturalistic mound base, pierced for use as a water feature, 54cm high £120 - £180 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 218 Lot 218 Rock Music - Led Zeppelin - Original poster for their run of dates at Earls Court 23rd-25th May 1975, 63cm x 88cm £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 221 Lot 221 Late 19th/early 20th Century mahogany and iron ships wheel, the centre with seven turned spindles, 71cm diameter exclusive of handles £50 - £80 (+24% BP*)

Lot 219 Lot 219 1920’s/30’s period beaded blue chiffon dress, having allover foliate and scroll decoration, with under slip and scarf £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

Lot 220 Lot 220 Antique crewel work wall hanging, decorated with allover foliate rosettes within lozenge shaped panels and conforming border, five vertical seams, 257cm x 147cm approx, together with a cotton backed pink silk foliate wall hanging with a central vertical seam, 136cm x 105cm, a floral patterned needlepoint and petit-point panel, 124cm x 59cm and two other pieces of textile £250 - £350 (+24% BP*)

Lot 222 Continental embossed leather dressing table mirror, the shield-shaped plate within a surround of scrolls and sunburst on wooden backing, 34cm wide x 35cm high £50 - £80 (+24% BP*)

Lot 223 Lot 223 Late 19th Century walnut and marquetry Polyphon, probably Schutz Marke, retailed by Douglas & Co, South St, London, the hinged rectangular cover with inlaid rosewood floral panel to centre enclosing printed vignette of children over cast bed-plate and 16.5cm complete comb playing 39.5cm discs, together with 6 discs, overall 53cm x 48cm x 29cm high £300 - £400 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 224 Lot 224 HMV teak cased portable gramophone Model 101, or Colonial Model, 41cm x 28.5cm, together with a selection of 78rpm records including; Abdication of King Edward VIII £120 - £180 (+24% BP*) Lot 225 18th Century walnut candle box, the sliding cover having a rectangular fielded panel, 32cm x 17.5cm £50 - £80 (+24% BP*)

Lot 227 Lot 227 Zsigmond Kisfaludi Strobl (Hungarian 18841975) - Clay Sculpture - Bust of a young woman, unsigned, 43cm high Provenance: Gifted by the artist to the family of the vendor and thence by descent £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

Lot 226 Lot 226 Cornish Mining Interest - 19th Century tin ingot, Richard Rooke Michell (1810-1872), of rectangular form with two inset reserves, first R.R. Michell & Co Marazion, the second with Lamb of God (Agnes Dei), possibly for the Carvedras Smelting Works, captioned beneath Treriefe, flanking initials BF, 37.5cm x 13cm x 5cm £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 228 Lot 228 Arts & Crafts terracotta circular bird bath, decorated with a raised central boss, the rim with figural decoration depicting two fish, the sides with conforming decoration in relief, 40cm diameter £150 - £250 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 230 Three Val Bennett painted bronze goose figurines, comprising: Canada Goose, Feb 1980, 19cm long, Greylag Goose, Feb 1980, 18cm long and Barnacle Goose, Feb 1980, 16cm long £150 - £200 (+24% BP*) Lot 231 Four Val Bennett limited edition painted bronze duck figurines, comprising: Pintail Drake No.12/100, Feb ‘80, 18cm long, Pintail Duck No.12/100, Feb 1980, 16cm long, Mallard Drake No.112/250, Feb 1980, 16.25cm long and Mallard Duck No.79/250, Feb 1980, 15.5cm long £150 - £200 (+24% BP*)

Lot 232 Lot 232 Eight Val Bennett painted bronze duck figurines, comprising: Mandarin Duck, Feb 1980, Pochard, Jan 1980, Rosybill, Feb 1980, Goldeneye, Dec 1979, Shoveler, Dec 1979, Scaup, Feb 1980, Canvasback, Jan 1980 and American Wigeon, Feb 1980, 10cm - 11cm long £250 - £350 (+24% BP*) Lot 229 Lot 229 Late 19th Century half-size carved Carrara marble figure of Ceres, the female figure with plaited tied hair wearing Classical-style robes and holding the remnants of a wheatsheaf, with well modelled drapery on integral oval base, 105cm high Literature - See Francis Haskell & Nicholas Penny, ‘Taste and the Antique, Yale University Press 2006, pp.181/2. fig. 94 for the original figured labelled the Mattei Ceres, Vatican Museum, Rome, where this figure is also given the name Faustina, Crispina (the wife of Commodus), or Julia Domna as well as Clio the Muse of History £800 - £1200 (+24% BP*)

Lot 233 Lot 233 Six Val Bennett painted bronze duck figurines, comprising: Pintail Duck Drake, Feb 1980, Pintail Duck, Feb 1980, Mallard Drake, Jan 1980, Mallard Duck, Dec 1979, Shelduck, Feb 1980 and European Eider, Feb 1980, 13cm - 14cm long £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 234 Eight Val Bennett painted bronze duck figurines, comprising: Tufted Duck, Dec 1979, Smew, Feb 1980, American Green Winged Teal, Jan 1980, Carolina Duck, Jan 1980, European Wigeon, Jan 1980, Blue Winged Teal, Feb 1980, European Green Winged Teal, Jan 1980 and Chiloe Wigeon, Jan 1980, 9cm - 11cm long £250 - £350 (+24% BP*)

Lot 236 Lot 236 C.A. Bradley for Moorcroft - Limited edition painted enamel vase ‘Lovebirds’, No.69/100, the underside initialled and numbered, 9.2cm high, boxed £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

Lot 235 Lot 235 Peter Graves for Moorcroft - Set of six limited edition painted enamel ‘Trafalgar’ napkin rings, No.9/25, each initialled and numbered, with certificate, boxed £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

Lot 237 Terry Halloran for Moorcroft - Limited edition painted enamel circular box and cover ‘Yellow Wagtail’, No.34/75, initialled and numbered to the underside, 7.25cm diameter, boxed £100 - £150 (+24% BP*) Lots 238-240 No lots

Books Lots 241-262 Lot 241 Books - Mark Twain - The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn, published by Chatto & Windus, London, first UK edition 1886, blue cloth bindings £40 - £60 (+20% BP*) Lot 242 Books - Patrick Miller and Mark Severin (Illus) - Woman In Detail, published by The Golden Cockerel Press 1947, No.56 from a limited edition of 550, signed by both the author and illustrator, additional plates loose as issued £50 - £80 (+20% BP*) Lot 241

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Lot 243 Books - Philip K. Dick - Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep?, published by Rapp & Whiting, first UK edition 1969, with dust jacket £200 - £300 (+20% BP*) Lot 244 Books - Joseph Heller - Catch 22, published by Jonathan Cape, first UK edition, third impression 1962, with dust jacket £25 - £40 (+20% BP*) Lot 245 Books - John Steinbeck - East Of Eden, published by William Heinmann, first UK edition 1952, with dust jacket £25 - £40 (+20% BP*) Lot 245

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Lot 246 Books - Aubrey Beardsley - The Lysistrata Of Aristophanes, limited facsimile edition No.466/515, published by Odyssey Publications, 1967, housed in a purple cloth case £50 - £70 (+20% BP*) Lot 247 Books - John James Audubon - The Original Watercolour Paintings for The Birds Of America, published by Michael Joseph Ltd and The Connoisseur, 1966, two volumes, brown cloth binding and with original slip case £50 - £80 (+20% BP*) Lot 248 Books - Melville Best Anderson (Trans) - The Divine Comedy Of Dante Alighieri printed and designed in Verona by Hans Mardersteig for The Limited Editions Club, New York 1932, No.1251 from a limited edition of 1500, signed by Hans Mardersteig £40 - £60 (+20% BP*)

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Lot 249 Lot 249 Books - The Holkham Bible Picture Book, introduction and commentary by W.O. Hassall, published by The Dropmore Press, 1954, original part red Morocco binding, with later slipcase £50 - £80 (+20% BP*)

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Lot 250 Books/Japanese Art - Santori Bijutsukan - 100 Masterpieces From The Collection Of The Suntory Museum Of Art Celebrating The Museums 20th Anniversary, published by the author 1981, original red cloth with silver script £30 - £50 (+20% BP*)

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Lot 256 Lot 256 Books/Art - Large collection of various books, relating to Henry Moore including several signed volumes £120 - £180 (+20% BP*)

Lot 251 Lot 251 Books/Art - Collection of six volumes, relating to Robert Mapplethorpe £40 - £60 (+20% BP*) Lot 252 Books/Art - Quantity of various books, relating to Photographers including Henri Cartier Bresson, Helmut Newton, Andreas Feininger etc £30 - £50 (+20% BP*) Lot 253 Books/Art - Quantity of various books, relating to Life Photography £40 - £60 (+20% BP*) Lot 254 Books/Art - Collection of various books, relating to David Hockney £80 - £120 (+20% BP*)

Lot 255 Lot 255 Books/Art - Quantity of books, relating to 20th Century Art including Chagall, Modigliani, Pollock, Mondrian, Rothko and Klimt £120 - £180 (+20% BP*)

Lot 257 Lot 257 Books/Art - Quantity of various books, relating to Lucian Freud and Stanley Spencer £30 - £50 (+20% BP*) Lot 258 Books - Small collection of leather bindings £80 - £120 (+20% BP*)

Lot 259 Lot 259 Books - Sale particulars, for the sale of The Wrington Estate conducted by Hamnett & Co, 25th and 26th April 1895, illustrated with numerous plans, 2nd edition 1895 £120 - £180 (+20% BP*) Lots 260-262 No lots

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Ceramics & Glass Lots 263-297

Lot 264 Lot 264 Eric Ravilious for Wedgwood - A Persephone pattern dinner service comprising: six 25.5cm plates, ten 23.5cm plates, six 18cm plates, ten 23.5cm soup dishes, one 32.5cm serving dish, gravy boat with stand and two tureens £400 - £500 (+24% BP*)

Lot 263 Lot 263 19th Century Minton Art Pottery Studio pilgrim flask vase, having two moulded handles to the shoulders, typical Aesthetic style painted decoration with lovebirds amongst blossom to one side and butterflies amongst foliage to the other on an off-white ground, printed and painted marks and impressed year cypher for 1872, 42.5cm high £300 - £400 (+24% BP*) 52

Lot 265 Lot 265 Eric Ravilious for Wedgwood - ‘Race’, a large black transfer printed bowl, 31cm diameter £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 266 Pair of 19th Century porcelain urn shaped pot pourri and covers, each decorated in polychrome enamels with butterflies amongst foliage on a cobalt blue ground, gilt and yellow glazed triple scroll supports on a triform base, each marked to the underside with pattern No.1/776, 20cm high £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

Lot 267 Lot 267 Pair of 19th Century Meissen porcelain leaf shaped dishes, each having polychrome painted floral decoration and a naturalistic handle, underglazed blue crossed sword mark,18cm x 16cm £120 - £180 (+24% BP*)

Lot 269 Pair of 19th Century Meissen porcelain shallow bowls, each painted with birds and insects within a moulded basket weave border, underglaze blue crossed swords mark, 24cm diameter £150 - £250 (+24% BP*)

Lot 270 Lot 270 Mid 20th Century Moorcroft vase, decorated with an anemone pattern on a green and blue mottled ground, impressed and painted marks, 26cm high £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

Lot 268 Lot 268 19th Century Meissen porcelain rectangular dish, having polychrome painted decoration depicting two birds amongst butterflies and other insects, underglazed blue crossed swords mark, 26.5cm wide £120 - £180 (+24% BP*)

Lot 271 Lot 271 Elton Ware baluster shaped ewer, having typical stylised foliate decoration on a blue/green ground, base with painted mark, 23cm high £80 - £120 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 272 Elton Ware tyg, having typical stylised decoration on a blue/green ground, base with painted mark, 24cm high £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 273 Lot 273 Clarice Cliff ‘Inspiration Caprice’ baluster shaped vase, 31cm high £400 - £600 (+24% BP*)

Lot 276 Lot 276 Mid 18th Century Lund’s Bristol high footed sauce boat, having typical moulded ribbon and swag decoration, the interior with gilt highlighted underglaze blue and overglazed iron-red floral decoration, standing on an oval foot, 10.25cm high £400 - £600 (+24% BP*)

Lot 277 Lot 277 19th Century English blue and white transfer printed mug, the oval reserve decorated with a cock fighting scene entitled ‘Set Too’ after Henry Alken, 10cm high £40 - £60 (+24% BP*)

Lot 274 Lot 274 Charles Vyse, Chelsea Pottery vase, of waisted flared form having a three tone brown glaze, incised marks, 21.5cm high £120 - £180 (+24% BP*) Lot 275 20th Century Nymphenburg porcelain figure, of a recumbent German shepherd dog, designed

by Theodor Kärner, 25cm long £80 - £120 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 278 Pair of 19th Century Staffordshire pottery pen stands, each formed as a recumbent greyhound, 12cm long £40 - £60 (+24% BP*) Lot 279 Collection of thirty-three 19th Century Dutch Delft blue and white painted tiles, comprising: twenty-one decorated with soldiers from the army of the Prince of Orange after Jacob de Gheyn, together with twelve showing sailing vessels, 13cm x 13cm £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 281 19th Century Continental green glazed majolica plaque, decorated in relief with the Rape Of The Sabine Women, 63cm diameter £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 282 Lot 282 Spanish pottery tile, decorated in the Cuenca technique with an armorial lion, identical to the lower tile of a three section example found in Seville’s Casa de Pilatos, 11cm x 24cm approx, together with a shield shaped pottery panel, probably the centre tile from a fountain feature, having polychrome stylised foliate decoration, 25cm high £120 - £180 (+24% BP*)

Lot 280 Lot 280 Group of ten mid 18th Century Liverpool Delft tiles, each decorated with a landscape or seascape within an octagonal reserve, 13cm x 13cm £60 - £90 (+24% BP*)

Lot 283 Lot 283 Pair of 18th/19th Century Continental faience drug jars, probably Spanish, each with diagonal painted script and two reserves on a blue and yellow mottled ground, 30.25cm and 31cm high £150 - £250 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 284 Lot 284 Three 19th Century apothecary’s creamware syrup jars, each having a painted title cartouche, moulded mask head decoration to the spout and standing on a circular foot, 16.75cm high, a matching oil jar and a similar two handled Leech jar having a pierced cover with lionhead finial and with the script ‘Leeches’, 28cm high £200 - £300 (+24% BP*) Lot 285 Six pieces of Spanish and North African pottery, including; two Talavera or Puente del Arzobispo ewers, 23.5cm high and an Hispano Moresque type shallow bowl, 24cm diameter £150 - £250 (+24% BP*) Lot 286 Crackle glass goblet, standing on a hexagonal opaque twist stem, 21cm high, together with a Continental glass decanter decorated with an engraved coat of arms and having a screw cover, 16cm high £50 - £80 (+24% BP*)

Lot 287 Lot 287 Pair of 19th Century white and gilt overlaid green glass lustre drop candlestick vases, probably Bohemian, 32.75cm high £400 - £600 (+24% BP*) Lot 288 18th Century wine glass, having a bucket bowl, the stem with a pair of opaque spiral threads outside a central gauze, circular conical foot, 16.6cm high

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Lot 289 18th Century wine glass, having an ogee bowl, plain stem with central knop and standing on a circular conical folded foot, 15cm high £50 - £80 (+24% BP*) Lot 290 Late 19th Century firing glass, the bucket shaped bowl bearing the engraved arms and initials of the Sublime Society of Beefsteaks, 10cm high £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 291 Small 19th Century Nailsea type green glass baluster shaped ewer, having white flecked decoration and applied loop handle, 10cm high £120 - £180 (+24% BP*) Lot 292 Pair of fine quality late 19th Century cut and engraved glass goblets, probably Stourbridge, each decorated with a series of oval reserves and standing on a star cut foot, 17cm high£40 - £60 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 293 Kosta-Boda clear studio glass vase designed

by Vicke Lindstrand, circa 1962 having a shaped oval bowl and standing on a domed foot, etched marks and number LH 1659, original label to the foot, 19.5cm high £40 - £60 (+24% BP*) Lot 294 Pair of Moser glass goblets, commemorating the Coronation of Edward VII, each having an enamelled and gilded motif, gilt rim and partially diamond cut bowl, standing on a tapered hexagonal stem and circular foot, 15cm high, together with another glass goblet, the conical bowl engraved with Prince of Wales feathers to one side and a crowned monogram to the other, standing on a knopped stem and circular foot, 16.75cm high £40 - £60 (+24% BP*) Lots 295-297 No lots

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Oil paintings, Watercolours & Prints Lots 298-367

Lot 298 Lot 298 Arthur Wilde Parsons (1854-1931) Watercolour - Santa Maria della Salute, Venice, signed and dated 1915, 59cm x 98.75cm £1500 - £2500 (+24% BP*)

Lot 299 Lot 299 C. da Costa (Italian 19th Century) - Oil on canvas - A Romany Family Dancing Outside A Shack, signed and dated Firenze ‘87, 48cm x 82cm £300 - £400 (+24% BP*) Lot 300 Henry John Sylvester Stannard (1870-1951) Watercolour - In The Sweet Springtime, Sharnbrook, Bedfordshire, signed, 33cm x 61cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £150 - £250 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 301 Lot 301 Samuel Joseph Clark (1834-c1912) - Circular oil on canvas - A farmyard scene with animals, signed, 45cm diameter £400 - £600 (+24% BP*) Lot 302 Charles Edward Dixon (1872-1934) Watercolour - Sunlight And Shadows, being a study of a steam ship and other vessels, signed, titled and dated ‘95, 26cm x 46cm £150 - £250 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 306 Florence Mabel Hollams (1877-1963) - Oil on panel - Study of a horse ‘Amy Johnson’, signed and dated ‘35, 32.5cm x 43cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £800 - £1200 (+24% BP*) Lot 303 Lot 303 Charles Edward Dixon (1872-1934) Watercolour - Above Woolwich, being a Thames scene with steam ships and other vessels, signed, titled and dated ‘08, 25cm x 75.5cm £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

Lot 307 Lot 307 Florence Mabel Hollams (1877-1963) - Oil on panel - Study of a horse ‘Pep O Mint’, signed, 32.75cm x 43.25cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £800 - £1200 (+24% BP*) Lot 304 Lot 304 J. Montreu (French 19th/20th Century) - Oil on canvas - 18th Century interior scene with musicians and ladies, signed, 57.5cm x 78.5cm £300 - £400 (+24% BP*) Lot 305 John Syer (1815-1885) - Oil on canvas Wooded landscape with stone steps and figures on a lane, signed and dated ‘56, 59.5cm x 45cm £300 - £500 (+24% BP*)

Lot 308 Lot 308 Late 19th/early 20th Century English School Oil on board - Study of a Pointer dog in a landscape, signed with monogram S.A., 38cm x 49.5cm £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 309 Lot 309 Algernon Talmage (1871-1939) - Oil on canvas Summer Afternoon, 49.5cm x 59.5cm For a signed example of the same work see Christies South Kensington sale of Twentieth Century British Art 27th March 2003, lot 471 £300 - £500 (+24% BP*)

Lot 311 Lot 311 John Surtees (1819-1915) - Oil on canvas Scottish landscape with a lady gathering heather, signed and dated ‘50, 60cm c 49.5cm £250 - £400 (+24% BP*)

Lot 310 Lot 310 P. White (19th Century) - English primitive school watercolour - An East Anglian harvest scene, figures in the foreground and a windmill on a hill, signed and dated 1868, 63.75cm x 96cm £300 - £450 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 312 Late 18th Century English School - Oil on canvas - Portrait of a young woman, perhaps an actress, grieving over her lost love, unsigned, 75cm x 62cm This half length portrait shows a young woman ‘in character’, that is the painting has a literary theme.

She holds a bundle of letters, presumably love letters, her brow is furrowed and she is shown crying. Her costume is simple and she is probably a country girl. She is outside, her hair blowing in the wind, and the ivy on the rock or wall beside her denotes fidelity. She still loves him, but the artist has not told us whether her lover has died or has abandoned her. The literary theme is at present unidentified. The pose is not theatrical and the painting most likely illustrates a novel or poem, Artists could earn money from painting subject pictures for publishers who would employ an engraver to reproduce them. There is an intimacy in the portrait which suggests the artist was painting a close family member rather than a model. He might also have been demonstrating to potential clients that not only could he capture a good likeness but he could also convey emotion.

Although the sitter bears a resemblance to the young Sarah Siddons, the celebrated tragic actress, it is well-documented that Siddons had dark brown eyes and eyebrows. This young woman has blue eyes and light brows £600 - £900 (+24% BP*)

Lot 314 Clifford Hanney (1890-1990) - Oil on board Burano Of The Venetian Isles, signed, verso titled and inscribed, 49.5cm x 38.5cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

Lot 315 Lot 315 Charles Wyatt Warren (1908-1993) - Oil on board - A mountainous North Wales landscape, signed, 24cm x 54cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £150 - £250 (+24% BP*)

Lot 313 M.W. Huggins (20th Century) - Oil on board Female life study, signed in full and with monogram, 88cm x 38.5cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £80 - £120 (+24% BP*) Lot 316 Lot 316 Battle (20th Century) - An abstract landscape in the style of Nash & Ravilious showing a ploughing team in a field, signed Battle, 46cm x 55cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £60 - £90 (+24% BP*) Lot 317 John Stanton Ward (1917-2007) - Watercolour Chambord Castle, signed, titled and dated 4th Sept 1968, 31cm x 46.75cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £200 - £300 (+24% BP*) Lot 318 Sylvain Vigny (Austrian 1903-1970) - Oil on canvas - A family portrait, signed, 44.5cm x 53.5cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 319 Lot 319 Norman Elford (1931-2007) - Oil on canvas Great Western Tank Locomotive 4545 with carriages above St Ives, signed, 50cm x 75cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £200 - £300 (+24% BP*) Lot 320 William Heath - Set of six hand coloured caricature etchings - Household Servants, 35.5cm x 24.5cm £150 - £250 (+24% BP*) Lot 321 20th Century English School - Oil on canvas Character study of an old lady seated in her parlour, painted in the style of the Camden Town Group, unsigned, verso with an incomplete second study of a young woman, 59cm x 44cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 322 Lot 322 20th Century English School - Oil on board A wetlands estuary view with cottages in the foreground, indistinctly signed, 37.5cm x 43cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £50 - £80 (+24% BP*) Lot 323 W.R. Whitby (19th Century) - Oil on canvas - The Avon Gorge with Clifton Suspension Bridge, signed, 75cm x 126cm £250 - £350 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 328 19th Century English School - Tetraptych watercolour - Moorish figures in a landscape, unsigned, dimensions of each section 28cm x 12.5cm £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

Lot 324 Lot 324 Attributed to Samuel Owen (1769-1857) Watercolour - St Paul’s Cathedral From Bankside, unsigned, verso with Parker Gallery label, 16cm x 22.5cm £100 - £150 (+24% BP*) Lot 325 James Alfred Aitken (1846-1897) - Watercolour - A highland view, signed, 34cm x 49.5cm £60 - £90 (+24% BP*) Lot 326 19th Century English School - Oil and watercolour on paper - Oval study of a lady wearing a white cap, signed with initials A.B., 20.5cm x 17cm £80 - £120 (+24% BP*)

Lot 329 Lot 329 Andrea Savino (Italian b.1958) - Oil on canvas Mediterranean coastal view with fishing boats on a town beach, signed, 48.5cm x 99cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £250 - £350 (+24% BP*) Lot 330 Andrea Savino (Italian b.1958) - Oil on canvas Mediterranean coastal view with fishing boats in a village harbour, signed, 48.5cm x 99cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £250 - £350 (+24% BP*) Lot 331 Pasqualle Esposito (Italian b.1953) - Oil on canvas - A stone gateway, signed, 48cm x 48cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £80 - £120 (+24% BP*)

Lot 327 Lot 327 J.M. White (19th/20th Century) - Oil on canvas - Primitive study of the paddle steamer ‘Swift’, signed and dated 1911, 29.5cm x 60cm £150 - £250 (+24% BP*) Lot 332 Lot 332 Vincenzo Laricchia (Italian b.1940) - Oil on board - Capri, signed, 38cm x 48cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £80 - £120 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 333 Vincenzo Laricchia (Italian b.1940) - Pastel Landscape with figures and a horse and cart on a track, signed, 23cm x 43cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £60 - £90 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 334 Lot 334 19th Century Anglo Chinese School - Three watercolours - Butterflies amongst foliage, indistinctly inscribed, 52cm x 35.5cm £150 - £250 (+24% BP*) Lot 335 John Crossley (b.1952) - Oil on board - No.3 Fowey, being an abstract coastal view, unsigned, verso with artist’s label dated 1984, 23.75cm x 33.75cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £120 - £180 (+24% BP*) Lot 338 Lot 338 Bernard Rice (1900-1998) - Watercolour Waterfall, 1935, being a design for stained glass, unsigned, inscribed and dated 1935 to verso, 25.25cm x 8.75cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £80 - £120 (+24% BP*)

Lot 336 Lot 336 Tom Brown (1933-2017) - Oil on canvas - The Wheelwright, signed, 59cm x 90cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

Lot 337 Lot 337 Keith Shackleton (1923-2015) - Oil on board Arctic Terns, signed and dated ‘75, size 43cm x 89cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £500 - £700 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 339 Lot 339 19th Century English School - Oil on canvas Three quarter length portrait of a young cleric, indistinctly signed and dated 1883, 116cm x 86cm £250 - £350 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 340 Maxwell Doig (b.1966) - Mixed media with oil, sand and resin - Dandelion Clocks, signed and dated 1994, 61cm x 42cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £80 - £120 (+24% BP*)

Lot 341 Lot 341 David Dent (b.1959) - Pair of watercolours Arabian Horses each signed and with descriptive inscription, 44.5cm x 62cm and 46cm x 63cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £400 - £600 (+24% BP*)

Lot 344 Beryl Cook (1926-2008) - Signed limited edition print - Shoe Shop, No.53/650, published by The Alexander Gallery, signed and numbered in pencil, 43cm x 43cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £150 - £200 (+24% BP*)

Lot 345 Lot 345 Beryl Cook (1926-2008) - Signed limited edition print - Party Girls, No.5/650, published by The Alexander Gallery, signed and numbered in pencil, 50cm x 64cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £150 - £200 (+24% BP*)

Lot 342 Lot 342 Jan Coutts (Contemporary) - Triptych oil on canvas - Early Morning Sprint, signed, inscribed to verso, dimensions of each section 81cm x 69cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £500 - £800 (+24% BP*) Lot 343 Beryl Cook (1926-2008) - Signed limited edition print - Tarzanogram, No.649/650, published by The Alexander Gallery, signed and numbered in pencil, 40cm x 45cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £150 - £200 (+24% BP*)

Lot 346 Lot 346 Beryl Cook (1926-2008) - Signed limited edition print - Shall We Dance?, No.190/650, published

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Lot 347 Lot 347 David Mach (b.1956) - Signed limited edition screen print - It Takes Two, No.41/50, signed, titled and numbered in pencil, 41.5cm diameter, Artist Resale Right may apply £150 - £250 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 351 Elyse Ashe Lord (1900-1971) - Signed limited edition etching in colours, Indian Dance, No.3/75, signed, titled and numbered in pencil, 35cm x 30cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

Lot 348 Anne Yvonne Gilbert (b.1951) - Signed print Drawing Of Linder & Zoe, signed, titled and dated 1982, 22.75cm x 34cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £50 - £80 (+24% BP*)

Lot 349 Lot 349 Peter Brown (b.1967) - Oil on board - Bedruthan Steps, Low Tide, signed and dated ‘11, 20.25cm x 25.5cm, Artist Resale Right may apply See Messum’s - Browns Oil Sketches 2012, No.79.

Sold together with a copy of the said catalogue £600 - £800 (+24% BP*) Lot 350 Dominick Elwes (1931-1975) - Oil on canvas Portrait of a young man, signed and dated ‘73, 60cm x 49.75cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £250 - £350 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 352 Lot 352 Banksy (b.1974) - Box Set - Walled Off Hotel comprising: Offset lithograph with concrete piece, rollerball pen, bar of soap and invoice, dimensions of frame 25.5cm x 25.5cm, Artist Resale Right may apply £800 - £1200 (+24% BP*) Lot 353 19th Century English School - Pair of finely executed watercolours - Venice with Santa Maria Della Salute and Bruges, With The Belfry From The Dijver River Canal, unsigned, 14.75cm x 22.25cm £120 - £180 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 355 Lot 355 19th Century Indian School - Eight illuminated watercolours - Noblemen, together with four similar pages of script, laid down on six double sided sheets, each page dimensions 32.5cm x 21cm £200 - £300 (+24% BP*) Lot 353 Lot 356 19th Century English Primitive School - Oval watercolour - Landscape with equestrian figures and a man shooting game, lower margin with title ‘Sept 1st Partridge Shooting’, 15cm x 19.75cm £50 - £70 (+24% BP*)

Lot 354 Lot 354 Francis Danby (1793-1861) - Watercolour and pencil - A mountainous landscape, signed, the backboard inscribed Loch Lomond/Scotland, 17cm x 23.75cm There are other early Scottish views in oil (Bristol Museum and Art Gallery) and watercolour painted

by Danby after his arrival in Bristol in 1813. There are no references in Francis Danby’s letters (Bristol Record Office) to a visit to Scotland or of a return to his native Ireland and is likely that his Scottish subjects were worked up from someone else’s drawings, a common practice at the time. Francis Danby Exhibition Catalogue 1988, Tate Gallery and Bristol Museum and Art Gallery p.128 £150 - £250 (+24% BP*)

Lot 357 Lot 357 19th Century Dutch School - Watercolour Landscape with a town on a river bank, windmills and other buildings on a hill, unsigned, 14.25cm x 19.75cm £80 - £120 (+24% BP*) Lot 358 After Louis Francois Aubry - 19th Century oval miniature - Portrait of the artist after his own self portrait, signed Aubry, 10.5cm x 8.5cm, the frame with erroneous plaque ‘Le Ptre Augustin’ £400 - £500 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 362 Lot 359 19th Century English School - Watercolour - Mrs Hallet, after Gainsborough, 12.75cm x 9.5cm, in a decorative brass easel frame £250 - £350 (+24% BP*) Lot 360 Attributed to Jean Desire Muneret (French fl.1804-1814) - Oval miniature - Portrait of a young man wearing a high collared jacket and a black cravat, bears signature, 6.75cm x 5cm £150 - £250 (+24% BP*) Lot 361 J. Bailey - 19th Century oval miniature - Half length portrait of a lady playing a parlour guitar and wearing a wide brimmed hat with feathered plumes, signed and dated 1/30, 7.5cm x 6cm £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 362 19th Century French School - Miniature - Estelle and Nemorin, entitled ‘Estelle Surprend Nemorin’, 8.5cm x 7cm £50 - £80 (+24% BP*) Lot 363 19th Century French School - Circular miniature - Three quarter length portrait of a lady wearing a lace cap and holding a lyre, signed Perin, 7.5cm diameter £100 - £150 (+24% BP*) Lot 364 Sampson Towgood Roche (1759 -1847) - Oval miniature - Portrait of a young gentleman wearing a blue jacket, signed and dated 1788, 6.5cm x 5cm £150 - £250 (+24% BP*) Lot 365-367 No lots

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Lot 368 19th Century Sheraton Revival inlaid mahogany demi-lune console table, the rosewood-crossbanded top with ebony and boxwood stringing framing a finely figured inlaid top with urn and foliate scroll decoration in the manner of Edwards and Roberts, over conforming swag-inlaid frieze with central drawer and urncentred under shelf between tapering square section supports, 76cm wide x 36cm deep x 74cm high £150 - £200 (+24% BP*) Lot 369 Edwardian painted satinwood octagonal occasional table or stand, the moulded top with central circular portrait of a female figure within floral borders, upon ribbon frieze and tapering square section supports linked by cruciform stretcher, 31cm diameter x 72cm high £120 - £180 (+24% BP*) Lot 370 Late 17th Century oak geometric chest of drawers, the moulded two-plank top over incised frieze and four graduated long drawers, each of two panel design with pierced brass escutcheons and ring handles on block supports, 101cm x 59cm x 94cm high £400 - £600 (+24% BP*)

Lot 371 Lot 371 Late 19th Century French walnut étagère, the rectangular top with balustrade over three panelled drawers between fluted pilasters over central shelf and three division recess for music, with fluted supports and scroll-pierced side panels, raised upon conforming fluted turned legs with swivel castors, 53cm wide x 36.5cm deep x 116cm high £200 - £300 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 373

Lot 372 Late 19th Century Continental walnut writing cabinet or bonheur-du-jour, probably German, the superstructure with architectural pediment centred by a shield with monogram over carved swag, the inverted breakfront cabinet with glazed doors having carved flowerhead roundels enclosing a shelf between figured walnut pilasters in turn between two banks of two conforming drawers, the lower stage with blind-tooled skiver writing surface over three matching frieze drawers on turned tapering supports and shaped H stretcher, the locks stamped Laporte, Voerde I W., 109cm x 71.5cm x 160.5cm high £400 - £600 (+24% BP*) Lot 373 Late 19th Century French inlaid rosewood bonheur-du-jour, the superstructure with pierced gilt metal gallery top over bowfront cupboard doors with foliate marquetry enclosing a shelf between further quadrant shelves and single drawer with recess, the lower stage of inverted breakfront form with blind-tooled skiver over three marquetry frieze drawers on cabriole legs with cast metal sabots, 75cm x 47cm x 127cm high £250 - £350 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 374 Late Victorian/Edwardian inlaid mahogany two-stage display cabinet, the upper stage with moulded cornice over an unusual frieze of Tunbridge-style mosaic decoration, in turn over a pair of glazed doors enclosing two adjustable shelves, the lower stage having a pair of fielded panelled doors with matching mosaic decoration enclosing a shelf, one door stamped to upper edge 33978, raised upon splayed square section supports united by a rectangular under shelf, 75cm wide x 32cm deep x 186.5cm high £250 - £350 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 375 Late 19th Century French inlaid rosewood and parquetry fold-over card table, the moulded rectangular top with central parquetry decoration within crossbanding and inlaid foliate scroll work, the moulded edge with gilt enrichment enclosing green baize lined playing surface, the foliate marquetry frieze on four fluted turned tapering supports with gilt highlights, the rear pair telescopic to support the top, 88cm x 44cm x 76cm high £500 - £700 (+24% BP*) Lot 376 Early 19th Century beech or fruitwood canterbury, of three divisions over frieze drawer on turned tapering supports terminating in brass caps and brass castors, 45.5cm x 28cm x 54cm high £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

Lot 377 Second quarter 19th Century rosewood library or centre table, the rounded oblong top with gilttooled skiver within crossbanding over two short drawers on foliate scroll-carved end standards, twin platforms and bun feet with concealed castors united by a turned stretcher, 107cm x 60.5cm x 72cm high £250 - £350 (+24% BP*) Lot 378 Pair of 19th Century giltwood pier mirrors or girandoles, each having an arched plain plate within egg and tulip surround, seated cherub cresting and outer border of flowers and foliage over a shaped shelf flanked by foliate scroll sconces and wire work decoration to base, 133cm high (2) £250 - £350 (+24% BP*) Lot 379 19th Century giltwood pier mirror, having a plain oblong plate within scroll-pierced cresting, floral swags and moulded foliate scroll work surround, 66cm wide x 107cm high £200 - £300 (+24% BP*) Lot 380 Late 19th/early 20th Century Burmese carved hardwood jardinière or vase stand, the circular top with pierced gallery over wavy apron and four S-shaped supports with lion masks and terminals united by an X stretcher, 25cm internal diameter, 55cm high £150 - £200 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 382 Early 20th Century ‘Black Forest’ carved wooden bear hallstand, modelled as a standing adult bear holding a tree trunk and watching a cub in the high branches, the naturalistic base with drip-tray on four splayed supports, 205cm high £500 - £800 (+24% BP*)

Lot 381 Lot 381 William and Mary oak side table, the rectangular top over single drawer and shaped apron on four turned supports and shaped X stretcher raised upon cup feet, 68.5cm wide x 46cm deep x 69cm high £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

Lot 383 Lot 383 Good quality late 19th/early 20th Century ‘Black Forest’ carved bear, modelled in standing pose with head slightly raised, open mouth showing teeth and tongue, and well-carved textured fur, approximately 69cm long x 52cm high £400 - £600 (+24% BP*) Lot 384 19th Century mahogany chest-on-chest or tallboy, in the George III taste, the upper section having a moulded cornice with blind fretwork frieze over two short and three graduated long drawers, each having Chippendale-style pierced brass back plates, bale handles between fluted canted corners, the lower stage of three conforming drawers on bracket feet, 103cm x 53cm x 188cm high £300 - £400 (+24% BP*) Lot 385 George III Irish mahogany bureau cabinet, the upper stage having a finely-carved swan neck pediment with dentil moulding, flower head terminals and central eagle with outstretched wings clasping an egg, in turn above Chippendalestyle blind fretwork frieze and a pair of bevelled mirrored doors enclosing three adjustable shelves, the lower stage with sloping fall enclosing a typical arrangement of drawers and pigeon holes over green baize-lined writing surface, the front with four graduated long cock beaded drawers having brass swag handles on bracket feet, 102cm wide x 52cm deep x 243cm high

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Provenance - By repute from the estate of Mr E.S. Clarke, proprietor of the Island Spinning Company, Lisburn, Northern Ireland, Ballyaughlis Lodge, near Hillsborough and thence by descent £400 - £600 (+24% BP*) For colour images of all lots: www.clevedon-salerooms.com

Lot 386 Lot 386 17th Century German iron Armada chest, bearing traces of the original painted decoration, two heavy side carrying handles, 67cm wide, standing on an 18th Century oak stand with turned supports united by stretchers, 69cm wide £400 - £600 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 387 Lot 387 Continental walnut side table, probably Spanish, 18th Century, having a two-plank moulded rectangular top over panelled frieze drawer on shaped trestle ends, shaped stretcher and sledge supports, 107cm x 67cm x 82cm high £250 - £350 (+24% BP*) Lot 388 Continental walnut side table, probably Spanish, 18th Century, the moulded rectangular top on carved frieze drawer with fielded panelled decoration on a pair of A-frame end standards, 65cm x 49cm x 71cm high £120 - £180 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 389 19th Century inlaid mahogany writing cabinet or bonheur-du-jour, the superstructure with three-quarter gallery over inlaid fall front simulating two short and two long drawers, with ‘escutcheons’ enclosing pigeon holes and short drawers over a writing slope, the lower stage with moulded rectangular top over single drawer with brass back plate ring handles on square tapering supports with cut-away under shelf, 65cm x 48cm x 114cm high £250 - £350 (+24% BP*)

Lot 391 Lot 391 19th Century Anglo-Indian inlaid ebony pedestal work table, the hinged cover profusely inlaid in ivory or bone with foliate scroll work, enclosing a gilt-tooled wine Morocco skiver writing surface above and arrangement of lidded and open compartments and a concealed sewing well, the exterior with foliate scroll frieze and escutcheon above a spindle balustrade on well-turned stem and tripartite base terminating in carved paw feet, 40.5cm wide x 28cm deep and 83cm high £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

Lot 390 Lot 390 18th Century walnut chest on stand, the upper section having a crossbanded top over two short and three graduated long inlaid crossbanded drawers with punch-decorated brass back plate bale handles and matching escutcheons, the lower stage with wavy apron on four cabriole supports, 100cm x 51cm x 152.5cm high £300 - £400 (+24% BP*)

Lot 392 Early 19th Century satinwood-crossbanded mahogany sideboard, having a tubular brass back rail with urn finials over bow-breakfront top with crossbanding, the front with two boxwoodstrung drawers between curved deep drawer and cupboard, all with ring handles, raised on tapering square section supports, 137cm x 59.5cm x 133.5cm high Provenance - By repute from the estate of Mr E.S. Clarke, proprietor of the Island Spinning Company, Lisburn, Northern Ireland, Ballyaughlis Lodge, near Hillsborough and thence by descent £150 - £250 (+24% BP*) Lot 393 Continental painted wooden framed wall mirror, probably 18th Century, of break-arched form with plain plate and moulded surround, 34cm wide x 53cm high £50 - £80 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 394 Continental giltwood framed wall mirror, probably early 19th Century, with plain rectangular plate beneath relief-carved surmount modelled with a basket of fruit between flowers, 37cm wide x 54cm high £50 - £80 (+24% BP*) Lot 395 Early 19th Century inlaid satinwood fold-over card table, the D-shaped top with broad rosewood crossbanded border framed by ebony and boxwood stringing enclosing a green baizelined playing surface on ebony-strung tapering square section supports with brass swivel castors, 97cm x 46.5cm x 74.5cm high £100 - £150 (+24% BP*) Lot 396 Mid 18th Century mahogany drop-leaf dining table, with rounded top and drop flaps on club legs and gatelegs, 126cm x 44cm closed/142cm open x 73cm high £60 - £90 (+24% BP*)

Lot 398 Lot 398 Regency brass-inlaid rosewood fold-over tea table, circa 1820, the D-shaped top with yew-wood crossbanding, brass line inlaid and fleur-de-lys decoration enclosing a conforming interior, raised upon four spindle-turned supports, concave platform and four brass-inlaid splayed feet with brass caps and brass swivel castors, 102cm wide x 47cm deep x 76cm high £300 - £400 (+24% BP*) Lot 399 George III mahogany snap-top tripod occasional table, the circular top on a turned ‘gun barrel’ stem with three cabriole supports, 85.5cm diameter x 72cm high £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

Lot 397 Lot 397 George III style wing armchair, the tall camel back and fixed seat between padded wings and outscrolled arms on leaf-carved cabriole front legs terminating in ball and claw feet £150 - £250 (+24% BP*)

Lot 400 Lot 400 George IV mahogany and rosewood fold-over pedestal tea table, the rounded oblong mahogany top with rosewood crossbanding enclosing a conforming interior, over matching front on partially reeded stem, quadripartite concave oblong platform and four splayed supports terminating in lacquered brass paw caps and brass castors, 91.5cm wide x 45.5cm deep x 77cm high £150 - £250 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 402 Lot 401 Victorian mahogany wind-out extending dining table, the rounded oblong top with moulded edge opening via crank handle on patent mechanisim with plaque of Joseph Fitter of Birmingham, to accommodate three further leaves to 316cm x 140cm x 73cm high, together with a later set of eight (6 standards plus 2 arm) Chippendale-style dining chairs (9) £800 - £1000 (+24% BP*) Lot 402 Set of six early 19th Century black-lacquered and cane-seated open arm chairs, each having a blocked and turned top rail over open back with X motif between open arms flanking cane seat, raised upon turned tapering front supports with residual gilt decoration (6) £300 - £500 (+24% BP*)

Lot 403 Early/mid 20th Century chinoiserie-decorated king-size bed, the headboard of break-arched design with cavetto-moulded cornice having acanthus decoration over green painted borders and arched panel decorated in shallow relief with a waterside scene of figures, buildings and a bridge, the low footboard of similar design on squat cabriole legs, together with iron runners and later slatted wooden bed base, 161cm wide x 131.5cm high £300 - £400 (+24% BP*)

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Lot 406

Lot 404 19th Century carved walnut wall bracket, perhaps for a clock, of oblong form with canted front corners over niche-carved frieze, tapering body and gadrooned base, 50.5cm wide x 21.5cm deep x 29cm high £50 - £80 (+24% BP*) Lot 405 Continental giltwood wall mirror, probably 18th Century, having an oval plate within beaded surround beneath a cresting of twin cherub masks and scrolls, 50.5cm high £250 - £350 (+24% BP*)

Lot 407 Lot 408 Modern Design - Two mid 20th Century Cotswold School sycamore elbow chairs, in the manner of Edward Barnsley, each having an open back with four vertical square section rails between outscrolled arms on curved supports, the drop-in seat on tapering square section front legs with plain stretchers (2) £100 - £200 (+24% BP*)

Lot 406 Interesting carved wooden figural wall bracket, probably 18th Century, the three-lobed shelf with foliate palmette edge carving over scroll work framing a bust with shoulder-length curly hair, 31cm wide x 16cm deep x 31cm high £60 - £90 (+24% BP*) Lot 407 Arts & Crafts style embossed leather wall mirror, early 20th Century, having a plain rectangular mirror plate within a surround depicting fish amongst weeds, 77cm x 52cm £100 - £150 (+24% BP*)

Lot 408

Lot 409 Lot 409 Modern Design - Mid 20th Century Cotswold School walnut and sycamore desk, of small proportions attributed to the workshop of Edward Barnsley, the superstructure with shallow threequarter gallery over three compartments, the rectangular top with fold-over writing surface above two line-inlaid drawers, each with crescent form metal handle, raised on square tapering supports with under shelf, 76cm x 40cm x 86cm high £300 - £500 (+24% BP*)

BP* - Buyer’s Premium of 24% inclusive of VAT @ 20%.

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Lot 412 20th Century Persian wool rug or carpet, the red field with central flowerhead medallion within further flowering plant motifs, matching ivory ground spandrels, dark ground meander main border and guard bands, 302cm x 386cm £300 - £500 (+24% BP*) Lot 413 20th Century Eastern wool rug or carpet, the pale brown field with allover flowering plants within conforming main border and two pairs of guard bands, 302cm x 410cm £150 - £200 (+24% BP*) Lot 410 Lot 410 Modern Design - De Sede dark brown leather swivel easy armchair and matching footstool, the circular base also fully upholstered in conforming leather (2) £150 - £250 (+24% BP*)

Lot 414 Lot 414 Mid 20th Century Middle Eastern wool rug, the abrashed cobalt blue field with two stepped cruciform medallions, flowerheads and star motifs within ivory-ground polychrome main border and subsidiary outer borders, 121cm x 173cm £50 - £80 (+24% BP*) Lot 411 Lot 411 Mid 20th Century Persian wool rug or carpet, the brick-red field with central flowerhead medallion within a ground of scattered flowerheads, plants etc, the dark ground floral meander border within polychrome guard bands, 237cm x 331cm £150 - £200 (+24% BP*)

Lot 415 Lot 415 Mid 20th Century Middle Eastern flat-woven rug or kilim, the tomato red field of eighteen panels within polychrome geometric frames and conforming multi borders, 164cm x 282cm £50 - £80 (+24% BP*) Lot 412

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Wine Lots 419-425

Lot 419 Lot 419 Wines & Spirits - Six cased bottles of Dom Ruinart 2002 Blanc de Blancs Champagne, France, in original packing box (6) £350 - £450 (+24% BP*) Lot 420 Wines & Spirits - Six cased bottles of Dom Ruinart 2002 Blanc de Blancs Champagne, France, in original packing box (6) £350 - £450 (+24% BP*)

Lot 421 Lot 421 Wines & Spirits - Four bottles Sauternes, France: Chateau Rieussec 1970, Chateau Guiraud 1970, Chateau Suduiraut 1979, Chateau Lamothe 1981 (4) £80 - £120 (+24% BP*)

Lot 422 Lot 422 Wines & Spirits - Cossart Gordon 1958 Bual Vintage Madeira in wooden presentation case (1) £80 - £120 (+24% BP*)

Lot 423 Lot 423 Wines & Spirits - Two bottles of Dow’s 1960 Vintage Port (2) £80 - £120 (+24% BP*) Lot 424 Wines & Spirits - Two bottles of Dow’s 1960 Vintage Port (2) £80 - £120 (+24% BP*) Lot 425 Wines & Spirits - Two bottles of Dow’s 1960 Vintage Port (2) £80 - £120 (+24% BP*)

BP* - Buyer’s Premium of 24% inclusive of VAT @ 20%.

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Index of Artists Artist

Lot No.

Artist

Lot No.

Aitken, James Alfred

325

Hanney, Clifford

314

Anglo Chinese School, 19th Century

334

Heath, William

320

Aubry, Louis Francois – After

358

Hollams, Florence Mabel

Bailey, J.

361

Banksy

352

Battle

316

Brown, Peter

349

Brown, Tom

336

Clark, Samuel Joseph

301

306, 307

Huggins, M.W.

313

Indian School, 19th Century

355

Laricchia, Vincenzo

332, 333

Lord, Elyse Ashe

351

Mach, David

347

Montreu, J.

304

Cook, Beryl

343, 344, 345, 346

Coutts, Jan

342

Muneret, Jean Desire, Attributed to

360

Crossley, John

335

Owen, Samuel – Attributed to

324

Da Costa, C.

299

Parsons, Arthur Wilde

298

Danby, Francis

354

Rice, Bernard

338

Dent, David

341

Roche, Sampson Towgood

364

Dixon, Charles Edward

302, 303

Doig, Maxwell

340

Dutch School, 19th Century

357

Elford, Norman

Savino, Andrea

329, 330

Shackleton, Keith

337

319

Stannard, Henry John Sylvester

300

Elwes, Dominick

350

Surtees, John

311

English School, Late 18th Century

312

English School, 19th Century 326, 328, 339, 353, 359 English School, Late 19th/early 20th Century English School, 20th Century

321, 322 356

Esposito, Pasqualle

331

Gilbert, Anne Yvonne

82

305 309

Vigny, Sylvain

318

Ward, John Stanton

317

Warren, Charles Wyatt

315

Whitby, W.R.

323

White, J.M.

327

White. P

310

308

English Primitive School, 19th Century

French School. 19th Century

Syer, John Talmage, Algernon

362, 363 348

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Sale Results from 22nd November 2018 Lot

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1

£500

49

£300

97

£0

145

£70

193

£0

241

£420

289

£0

337

2

£1,100

50

£130

98

£480

146

£0

194

£600

242

£60

290

£350

338

£0

3

£520

51

£520

99

£100

147

£160

195

£0

243

£0

291

£0

339

£300

4

£300

52

£0

100

£120

148

£220

196

£420

244

£0

292

£100

340

£250

5

£0

53

£150

101

£150

149

£250

197

£190

245

£200

293

£280

341

£380

6

£0

54

£0

102

£200

150

£180

198

£700

246

£100

294

£100

342

£100

7

£0

55

£0

103

£100

151

£300

199

£110

247

£220

295

£30

343

£80

8

£80

56

£190

104

£150

152

£450

200

£90

248 £2,500

296

£95

344

£200

9

£100

57

£150

105 £9,200

153

£120

201

£110

249

£0

297

£90

345

£0

10

£200

58 £1,000

106 £4,800

154

£180

202

£190

250

£200

298

£100

346

£80 £720

11

£85

59

£190

107

£350

155 £1,600

203

£220

251

£100

299

£170

347

12

£250

60

£140

108

£300

156

£600

204

£130

252

£100

300

£160

348 £1,400

13

£700

61

£200

109

£0

14

£0

62

£0

110

£500

15 £1,600

63

£120

111

£140

159

16

£200

64

£550

112

£120

160

17

£0

65

£450

113

£150

161

18

£380

66

£250

114 £7,200

162

157 £1,500

205

£90

253

£160

301

£170

349

£100

158

206

£110

254

£130

302

£90

350

£170

£0

207

£120

255

£250

303

£170

351

£250

£650

208

£90

256

£190

304

£130

352

£500

£400

209

£170

257

£200

305

£0

353

£150

£200

210

£110

258

£420

306

£0

354

£160 £75

£280

19

£120

67

£480

115

£380

163

£120

211

£150

259

£150

307

£220

355

20

£500

68

£120

116

£0

164

£500

212

£60

260

£320

308

£0

356

£0

21

£250

69

£0

117

£200

165

£130

213

£110

261

£40

309

£120

357

£250 £300

22

£250

70

£0

118

£280

166

£0

214

£0

262

£250

310

£220

358

23

£500

71

£0

119

£0

167

£280

215

£140

263

£220

311

£420

359

£0

24

£250

72

£120

120

£250

168

£130

216

£90

264

£220

312

£250

360

£0 £700

25

£800

73

£0

121

£0

169

£110

217

£95

265

£220

313

£65

361

26

£100

74

£0

122

£380

170

£0

218

£130

266

£100

314

£150

362

£0

27

£0

75

£30

123

£300

171

£110

219

£100

267 £1,600

315

£200

363

£200

28

£400

76

£0

124

£300

172

£160

220

£0

268

£580

316

£0

364

£0

29

£0

77

£80

125

£300

173

£70

221

£0

269

£220

317

£100

365

£130

30

£250

78 £1,000

126

£80

174

£0

222

£0

270

£0

318

£0

366

£100

31

£150

79 £5,000

127

£200

175

£750

223

£150

271

£0

319

£100

367

£30

32

£0

80

£600

128

£350

176

£30

224

£0

272

£0

320

£50

368

£70

33 £1,050

81

£880

129

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177

£250

225

£180

273

£400

321

£140

369

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34

£100

82

£80

130

£150

178 £1,500

226

£160

274

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322

£0

370

£80

35

£250

83

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131

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179

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227

£75

275

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323

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371

£0

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84

£0

132

£0

180

£40

228

£200

276

£420

324

£100

372

£500

37

£130

85

£0

133

£0

181

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229

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277

£0

325 £1,800

373

£0

38

£120

86

£0

134

£130

182

£100

230

£90

278

£0

326

374

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39

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87

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135

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183

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231

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279

£0

40

£200

88

£700

136

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184

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232

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280 £4,500

41

£0

89

£300

137

£0

185

£120

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42

£0

90

£250

138

£0

186

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234

£280

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327 £1,500

375

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328

£60

376

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281 £1,500

329

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377

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378

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91

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139

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187

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235

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283

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331

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379

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£320

92

£160

140

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188

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236

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284

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332

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380

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93

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141

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189 £1,400

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£55

285

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333

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381

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46

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94

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142

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190

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238

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286

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334

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382

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47

£250

95

£180

143

£720

191

£150

239

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287

£50

335

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383

£120

48

£250

96

£0

144

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192

£200

240

£80

288

£160

336

£90

384

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602

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411

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604

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605

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£40

414

£120

462

£190

510

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558

£355

606

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749

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463

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£120

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CONDITIONS OF SALE The Auctioneers acts only as agent for the Seller (unless otherwise specifically declared). Accordingly Sellers are not paid until payment is received from the Buyer, nor is the Auctioneer necessarily in a position to know the history or of asses the quality of lots sold on behalf of these principals. In addition, lots sold are likely to have been subject to wear and tear caused by user or the effects of age and may therefore have faults and imperfections. No faults or imperfections are mentioned in the catalogue descriptions. Condition reports are available on request. Buyers are given ample opportunity at viewing times to examine lots to be sold and will be assumed to have done so. They must rely solely on their own skill or judgment as to whether lots are fit for any particular purpose, and as to compliance with the catalogue description or illustrations – see Condition 6.

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1.BIDS All bids made shall be treated as offers made upon these Conditions of Sale and all persons present are admitted to attend a sale on the basis that they have notice of these Conditions.

2.ASCERTAINMENT OF THE BUYER The Buyer shall be the person making the highest bid which is acceptable to the Auctioneer as signified by fall of the hammer. In the case of a dispute as to the highest bidder during or immediately after the sale of the lot, the Auctioneer may if he thinks fit put up the lot again for sale. Unless the Auctioneer has previously acknowledged in writing that the Bidder bids as agent on behalf of a named principal, every Bidder shall be taken to bid on his own behalf as principal. If the Auctioneer has earlier acknowledged in writing that the Bidder bids as agent on behalf of a named principal, the Bidder warrants that he has the authority of his principal to make each bid he makes.

3.AUCTIONEER’S DISCRETION The Auctioneer has sole discretion (a) to refuse any bid; (b) to advance the bidding as he may decide’ (c) to decide whether there has been a dispute as to the bidding and under Condition 2 to resell the lot in question; (d) to withdraw, or divide any lot or combine one lot with another or others; and (e) to exclude any person from the auction room.

4.RESERVES Lots put up for sale are subject (a) to any reserve price imposed by the Seller; and (b) the right of the Auctioneer to bid on behalf of the Seller.

5.BUYER’S DUTIES The Buyer shall forthwith or as soon as reasonably possible after the sale of the relevant lot (a) supply his name and address; (b) shall when required pay in cash a deposit of 25 per cent or such further sum as the Auctioneer may demand; (c) supply, if so required, bank or other suitable references; (d) pay the full purchase price in a way acceptable to the Auctioneer; and (e) on proof of payment clear the lots purchased by him not later then the end of normal working hours during the day of the sale; (f) the Buyers shall remove their lots at their own expense immediately after Sale. To prevent inaccuracy in delivery and inconvenience in the settlement of purchases, no lots can be removed during the time of sale without the express consent of the Auctioneers; (g) if any person purchases two or more lots the prices of all must be paid before the delivery of any, and no transfer of any purchase will be recognised by the Auctioneers.

6.LIABILITY OF THE AUCTIONEER AND SELLERS Subject to Condition 8 (a) lots are sold with all faults and imperfections and neither the Seller nor the Auctioneer is responsible for any defects whatsoever; (b) no warranty is given or authorised to be given by the Seller or the Auctioneer with regard to any lot other than that the Seller had the right to sell it; (c) any express or implied conditions or warranties whether relating to descriptions or quality. Are hereby excluded; (d) any damage by the removal of any lots to be made good by the purchaser. Such damage to be assessed by the Auctioneers and to be paid for accordingly. Every person whilst upon the premises before, during or after the sale, shall be deemed to be there at his or her own risk, and with notice of the condition of the premises and effects, and the Auctioneers accept no responsibility for accident or damage from any cause to persons or their property whilst upon the premises.

7.CATALOGUE DESCRIPTIONS The Auctioneer undertakes that care has been taken to see that catalogue descriptions are accurate and reliable but these are necessarily matters of opinion and shall not be taken to be statements of fact.

No faults or imperfections are mentioned in the catalogue descriptions. Condition reports are available on request.

Subject to Condition 8, neither the Seller not the Auctioneer are responsible for the correctness of any description of any lot or its attribution in any manner to any particular originator.

8.FORGERIES Notwithstanding Condition 6 and 7, if the Auctioneer receives in writing from the Buyer within 7 days of the sale that in his opinion a lot is a forgery (as defined in Condition 11) and on giving such notification the lot in question is returned to the Auctioneer at his working premises in the same condition as when bought, then if on considering such evidence as the Buyer supplies to prove his assertion, the Auctioneer decides that the lot is a forgery the sale of the lot will be rescinded and the purchase price repaid to the Buyer. i The only entitlement of the buyer under this condition is to the refund as described in this condition. The refund shall not extend to any other loss suffered by the buyer as a result of the lot being a forgery (including but not limited to profits). Clevedon Salerooms shall have no other responsibility to the buyer. ii Only the buyer may claim under condition 8. The right to make such a claim does not pass to any third party to whom the buyer may have transferred the lot.

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9. PROPERTY IN LOTS AND RISK The Buyer shall not become the owner of any lot, and the Auctioneer shall have a lien thereon, until the Buyer has discharged the purchase price, but after the fall of the hammer the risk of damage or loss shall nevertheless by the Buyer’s.

10.REMEDIES FOR NON-PAYMENT OR FAILURE TO COLLECT PURCHASES If any lot is not paid in full and taken away in accordance with these Conditions or if there is any other breach of these Conditions, we as agent for the seller shall at our absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights we may have, be entitled to exercise all or any of the following rights and remedies: i. to proceed against you for damages for breach of contract; ii. to rescind the sale of that Lot and/or any other Lots sold by us to you; iii. to resell the Lot (by auction or private treaty) in which case you shall be responsible for any resulting deficiency in the total amount due (after crediting any part payment and adding any resale costs). Any surplus so arising shall belong to the seller; iv. to remove, store and insure the Lot at your expense and in the case of storage, either at the premises or elsewhere; v. to charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per month on the total amount due to the extent it remains unpaid for more than 3 working days after the sale; vi. to retain that or any other Lot sold to you until you pay the total amount due; vii. to reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or impose conditions before any such bids shall be accepted; viii. to apply any proceeds of sale of other lots due or in future becoming due to you towards the settlement of the total amount due and to exercise a lien on any of your property in our possession for any purpose.

11.DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION In these Conditions (a) References to ‘the Auctioneer’ shall be taken to mean, as the context so admits, the firm of Clevedon Salerooms, The Auction Centre, Kenn Road, Kenn, Clevedon, North Somerset, BS21 6TT or any partner or employee thereof at the time of the sale; (b) ‘Buyer’ shall have the meaning ascribed to it in Condition 2 and for the purpose of these conditions all Buyers shall be deemed to be principal; (c) ‘Forgery’ means a lot (i) which is so constituted as deliberately to deceive when considered in the light of its catalogue description and (ii) whose value as such is materially less than if it had complied with the catalogue description; (d) The Interpretation Act 1978 shall apply to the general construction of terms and expressions used in these Conditions as if contained in a statute and these Conditions shall be governed by English Law. 12.LAW AND JURISDICTION These conditions shall be governed by, and construed in accordance with English law.

Clevedon Salerooms, all buyers and all vendors submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.

13.BUYER’S PREMIUM Except in respect of ‘special category items’, the buyer shall pay to Clevedon Salerooms a premium of 20 per cent plus VAT on the ‘hammer price’ and agrees that Clevedon Salerooms when acting as agent for the Seller, may also receive commission from the Seller. Lots purchased online with ATG media will attract an additional charge for this service of 4.95% of the hammer price plus VAT. In completing the bidder registration on www.the-saleroom.com and providing your debit card details and unless alternative arrangements are agreed with Clevedon Salerooms you: i Authorise Clevedon Salerooms, if they so wish, to charge the credit card given in part or full payment, including all fees, for items successfully purchased in the sale via the-saleroom.com, and ii

Confirm that you are authorised to provide the credit card details to Clevedon Salerooms through www.thesaleroom.com and agree that Clevedon Salerooms are entitled to ship the goods to the card holder name and card holder address provided at the cardholders expense in the fulfilment of the sale.

14. PHOTOGRAPHS AND ILLUSTRATIONS The buyer gives Clevedon Salerooms the absolute right to use its photographs and illustrations of Lots at any time at Clevedon Salerooms’ absolute discretion (whether or not in conjunction with the auction) 15. EXPLANATION OF PICTURE CATALOGUING TERMS Clevedon Salerooms endeavour to ensure that any statement as to attribution, origin, date, age and provenance is reliable and accurate but all such statements are statements of opinion only and are not too be taken as statements or representations of fact. i. Nicholas Pocock. In our opinion a work by the artist. ii.

Attributed to Nicholas Pocock. In our opinion probably a work by the artist but less certainty as to the authorship is expressed than in the preceding category.

iii. Manner of Nicholas Pocock. In our opinion a work in the style of the artist and of a later date. iv.

After Nicholas Pocock. In our opinion a copy of a known work of the artist.

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The term signed and/or dated means that in our opinion the signature and/or date are from the hand of the artist.

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

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16. ARTIST RE-SALE RIGHT Living artists and the descendants Portion of the Sale price Percentage of artists deceased within the last 70 years are entitled to amount receive a re-sale royalty each time their work is bought or sold.

1,000 to 50,000 euro 4% A qualifying individual (including the original artist) must be a national of an EU member state. Any work selling for 1000 From 50,000.01 to 200,000 euro 3% euros or more is subject to an additional charge as laid out below. This charge is payable by the buyer on any eligible lots From 200,000.01 to 350,000 euro 1% based on the hammer price. Lots that may incur this charge will From 350,000.01 to 500,000 euro 0.5% be denoted in the catalogue by AR. (For full details of The Artists Resale Right Regulations 2006 see Statutory Instrument Exceeding 500,000 euro 0.25% 2006 No. 346). The total amount of royalty payable on the sale shall not in any event exceed 12,500 euro.

17. PACKING & DISPATCH Clevedon Salerooms do not pack or ship any lots themselves. Please contact Teresa Connor to discuss a quote on 07799 077384. For larger items such as furniture a quote can be obtained from Alban Shipping, Tel: 01582 493099 Email: info@albanshipping.co.uk 18. ONLINE BIDDING Clevedon Salerooms offer an online bidding service via the-saleroom.com for bidders who cannot attend the sale. In completing the bidder registration on www.the-saleroom.com and providing your credit card details and unless alternative arrangements are agreed with Clevedon Salerooms you: authorise Clevedon Salerooms, if they so wish, to charge the credit card given in part or full payment, including all fees, for items purchased in the auction via the-saleroom.com Please note that any lots purchased via the-saleroom.com live auction service will be subject to an additional 4.95% commission charge + VAT at the rate imposed on the hammer price.

19. TRADE & EXPORT OF RESTRICTED GOODS – CITES REGULATIONS It is the responsibility of purchasers to comply with the latest import/export regulations required for their purchase and also to obtain the relevant import/ export licences. Obtaining such licences can be a lengthy process but neither a delay nor refusal of a licence will be grounds for the rescission of a sale or for a delay in making payment. Clevedon Salerooms Ltd does not undertake such applications on behalf of successful bidders.

Certain items may be subject to CITES regulations when exporting outside of the EU. The regulations can be found on the DEFRA website and compliance with the regulations regarding exportation is the sole responsibility of the purchaser. Items that may require permits include, but are not limited to ivory, tortoiseshell, crocodile skin, rhinoceros horn, whalebone, certain types of coral and Brazilian rosewood.

20. CLOCKS, WATCHES & MECHANICAL ITEMS All such items are sold with no guarantee. We are happy to comment on the physical condition and appearance of the above items but we do not comment on the state of the movement or workings. If asked whether a clock or watch works when wound, an affirmative response does not imply any warranty that the piece is in working condition. Watch weights, where given, are an estimate to assist buyers of the gross weight only, and are not an indication of the amount of precious metal within a watch. Purchasers of Rolex Watches should be aware that US Customs do not allow the shipping of Rolex into the country and can only be imported personally. Other countries may have their own restrictions and potential purchasers should check with the relevant authorities prior to bidding.

21.JEWELLERY & GEMSTONES Purchasers are advised that whilst great care has been taken in the examination of gemstones, it is not possible to test every gemstone in multi-gemstone lots. Historically many gemstones have been subjected to a variety of treatments to enhance their appearance. Sapphires and rubies are routinely heat treated to improve their colour and clarity, similarly emeralds are frequently treated with oils or resin for the same purpose.

Other treatments such as staining, irradiation or coating may have been used on other gemstones. These treatments may be permanent, whilst others may need special care or re-treatment over the years to retain their appearance.

Bidders should be aware that Estimates assume that gemstones may have been subjected to such treatments. A number of laboratories issue certificates that give more detailed Descriptions of gemstones. However there may not be consensus between different laboratories on the degrees, or types of treatment for any particular gemstone. In the event that we have been given or have obtained certificates for any Lot in the Sale these certificates will be disclosed in the Catalogue. Although we may endeavour to provide certificates from recognised laboratories for certain gemstones, it is not feasible to obtain certificates for each lot. In the event that no certificate is published in the Catalogue, Bidders should assume that the gemstones may have been treated. Neither we nor the Seller accepts any liability for contradictions or differing certificates obtained by Buyers on any Lots subsequent to the Sale.

ESTIMATED WEIGHTS If a stone(s) weight appears within the body of the Description it has been assessed by us within its/their settings, and the stated weight is a statement of our opinion only. This information is given as a guide and Bidders should satisfy themselves with regard to this information as to its accuracy. If a weight of a stone or stones is inscribed within the mount it will be stated as ‘shank inscribed’ and then the weight. If a stone is certified and a weight given within the certificate it will be quoted within the description as ‘certificate stating the weight to be’.

COLOUR AND CLARITY OF DIAMONDS We may suggest a colour and clarity for diamonds, either within the catalogue description or in a condition report. This is our opinion only and is given as guidance only. This does not guarantee any outcome should it be submitted for certification.

PEARLS All pearls should be regarded as untested and unwarranted unless stated otherwise.

SIGNATURES i A diamond brooch, by Kutchinsky – when the maker’s name appears in the title, in our opinion the piece is by that maker. ii A diamond brooch, signed Kutchinsky – has a signature that, in our opinion, is authentic but may contain gemstones that are not original, or the piece may have been altered iii A diamond brooch, mounted by Kutchinsky – has been created by the jeweller, in our opinion, but using stones or designs supplied by the client.

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