C.W. Harrison

AUCTION SALE CATALOGUE Wednesday 30th April 2014 at 10.30am prompt

Lot 197 Lots 536 & 537

Lot 559

AUCTION SALE CATALOGUE Wednesday 30th April 2014 at 10.30am prompt Milner Way, Ossett, West Yorkshire, WF5 9JQ

On view: Tuesday 29th April 10.30am-5.00pm Tuesday 29th April 6.00pm-8.00pm Morning of sale from 9.00am onwards To include: Silver and Silver Plate Jewellery Watches Coins Steadman & Benton prints Books Prints and Artworks Glass Ceramics Furniture and Objects

1-92 93-210Z 211-250A 251-295 296-305 306-307F 308-343 358-367 368-420 428-562

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INfOrmATION fOr BUyErS Buying at auction All sales conducted by C W Harrison & Son are carried out under our Standard Conditions Of Sale, a copy of which can be found at the rear of the catalogue. Additional conditions of sale may apply and these will either be shown in the catalogue or made as an announcement by the auctioneer. Please ask at the office on view or sale days for further information.

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Variable rates apply but the prevailing rate is 15% plus VAT unless indicated in the catalogue to the contrary.

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Artists resale right (Arr) In accordance with Artists Resale Rights Regulations 2006, all lots marked ARR which sell for the equivalent of €1,000 or more are subject to a resale royalty charge. This royalty is payable by the purchaser and is calculated on a tiered basis; 4% of the total hammer price for lots selling for amounts up to the equivalent of €50,000 and a reduced rate for lots selling over that amount (details upon request). The royalty is not subject to VAT and is payable in sterling calculated on the day of the sale at the prevailing rate of exchange as published on the DACS website.

Payment will be passed directly to the Design and Artists Copyright Society (DACS). For further information please visit the DACS website www.dacs.org.uk. registration In order to bid you will need a bidding card which is available free of charge from the Pay Office upon production of current identification that can confirm your name and address. Forms of identification that we accept are driving licences, bank statements, utility bills, gun or fishing licences, and passports. Please note that we will not accept bank debit or credit cards as identification. If you do not have identification with you then you will be required to leave a deposit of £50. Your deposit will be set against your invoice if you are successful with your bid, or refunded to you once we have established that no bids have been allocated to your bidding number.

Commission Bids If you are unable to attend the sale we are able to bid on your behalf upon receipt of a completed Commission Bidding Form and deposit. Please enquire as to availability for telephone bidding. No liability whatsoever attaches to C W Harrison & Son should any bid be unsuccessful, for whatever reason.

VAT Sale on a VAT exclusive basis.

All lots sold under the Auctioneer’s VAT Margin Scheme except lots marked with an * which will be subject to 20% VAT on the hammer price and buyer’s premium. further Lot Information All prospective buyers are encouraged to view the sale however where this is not possible C W Harrison & Son will provide limited further information on lots without charge or legal obligation or prejudice to our standard Conditions of Business. The absence of reference to the condition of any lot in the catalogue description does not imply the lot is free from faults or imperfections.

Condition reports provided by CWH are made at the time of your request and we are not responsible for reporting any further changes that may occur between the initial report and the time of the sale. Mechanical objects of any age are not guaranteed to be in working order. In line with our Conditions Of Sale all lots are offered "as seen" and it is the responsibility of any bidder to inspect the condition of any lot on which they wish to bid.

Electrical Goods Collectable items which are electrical are sold as ‘antiques’ only and if bought for use must be inspected by a qualified electrician prior to use.

Jewellery If the weight of a stone(s) is stated to be approximate, the stone(s) has been assessed within its/their settings, and the stated weight is a statement of opinion only. This information is given as a guide and Bidders should satisfy themselves with regard to this information as to its accuracy.

Estimates Estimates are prepared in advance of the sale and do not include the Buyer’s Premium (or VAT when this is paid on the hammer price) and are purely a guide to prospective buyers. Estimates are prepared some time before the sale and may be altered by announcement before the sale.

Payment Goods can be paid for during the sale. We accept the following forms of payment.

• Cash: Up to a maximum of the equivalent of €15,000 per transaction in line with Money Laundering Regulations 2007.

• Cheques: Up to the value of the supporting cheque guarantee card. Please note that we do not accept business cheques unless you have undergone a bank status enquiry.

• Debit Card: Subject to a £3.00 plus VAT surcharge. (£3.60) • Credit Card: Subject to a 2.5% plus VAT surcharge.

• Bank Draft • Bank Transfer: Please ask for account details

Collection Any items purchased must be collected in line with our published collection schedules which are printed in the catalogue. Lots not collected within the limits as stated in the catalogue will be subject to storage charges which will accrue at £5.00 plus VAT per lot, per full or part day.

In The Event Of A fire All clients on the premises should follow a CWH member of staff (who can be identified by their hivisibility jackets) to the nearest safe fire exit. The fire assembly point is on the external pavement on Milner Way Spur. All clients are required to wait until a roll call is made.

Postage and Packing We do not provide post and packing services in-house.

We would suggest you contact either:

Safety Notices Persons attending any sale site must note that it is a potentially dangerous place. Flammable, noxious, corrosive and pressurised substances may be present, heavy equipment is being operated and electric circuits may be live. Every person attending the sale site shall be deemed to be there at their own risk. No persons shall claim against the auctioneers, their agents, employees or principles for any injury sustained, nor damages to or loss of property which may occur.

Mail Boxes Etc. Leeds 33 Great George Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS1 3AJ Tel: 0113 242 8715 Email: info@mbeleedscity.co.uk Or Pack & Send Leeds North 11 Kirkstall Road, Leeds, LS3 1LH Tel: 0113 243 6393 Email: leedsnorth@packsend.co.uk Delivery Service A delivery service is offered by Gillard Removal and Storage Services. Please ring Martin Gillard on 07831 680912 for further information.

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Due to insurance company requirements, the auctioneer’s staff are unable to assist with the loading or unloading of customer’s vehicles.

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It is also important that all purchasers/contractors comply with site rules, site procedures and Health & Safety Regulations. Purchasers are deemed to have listened to the Auctioneer’s opening announcements which may include amendments and/or additions to the Conditions Of Sale. All visitors and contractors are reminded that they are responsible for their own safety on site and enter at their own risk.

HOW TO fIND US Take junction 40 from the M1 and follow the signs for Dewsbury.

As you come off the motorway bear left off the dual carriageway on to Dewsbury/ Wakefield Road.

Turn left just before Eco Cars on to Milner Way. The saleroom is on the right hand side at the top of this road.

Milner Way, Ossett, West Yorkshire, WF5 9JQ 3

SILVEr AND SILVEr PLATE 1 A three piece carving set, the tusk tip handles with silver ferrules [cased] [3] £30 - £40 2 A pair of plated serving spoons with floral finials, twist handles and chased bowls and a commemorative salver [3] £30 - £40 3 Two electroplated teapot stands, flatware, etc. [a lot] £40 - £60 4 A pair of rectangular electroplated entree dishes and covers and two others [4] £50 - £70 5 A fused plate dish with scrolled shaped rim and four decanter coasters [5] £40 - £60 6 A table service of electroplated Old English pattern flatware and cutlery in a fitted oak case with base drawer. £50 - £70 7 A plated reading lamp with spring loaded candle holder, on circular base, 38cm. £30 - £40 8 An electroplated three piece tea service of rounded rectangular shape, on stepped bases [3] £30 - £40 9 An electroplated butter dish with bands of leaf and berry decoration and glass bowl. £30 - £40 10 An electroplated oval entree dish, tea service, other plated ware and a silver teapot [a lot] £40 - £60 11 A silver cigarette box, cigarette cases, vesta case, folding fruit knife etc. [some items plated] [a lot] £50 - £70 12 Two sets of six silver coffee spoons with enamel decorated bowls, cake knives with silver cased handles [a lot] £50 - £70 13 A pair of square silver dishes with pierced sides and hinged handles 8cm, three circular dishes with serpentine rims and two napkin rings [approximate weight 10.9oz] [7] £80 - £120 14 Two silver powder compacts with engine turned decoration and a cigarette case [3] £50 - £70 4

15 A three piece silver condiment set of plain cylindrical shape [approximate weight 2.8oz] [cased] [3] £40 - £60 16 Two silver presentation egg cups and spoons and fork and spoon set, the finials pierced with ‘Little Jack Horner’ [approximate weight 3.2oz] [cased] [6] £50 - £70 17 A circular silver dish with shaped rim, on circular foot 20.5cm [approximate weight 10oz]. £80 - £120 18 A rectangular silver dish, the gadroon rims with shell corners over fretted sides, 27.5cm x 20cm [approximate weight 15.7oz] £120 - £180 19 A silver hexagonal baluster table lamp on spread foot - 38cm £80 - £120 20 A silver backed hair brush, napkin rings, etc. [a lot] £30 - £40 21 An engine turned silver cigarette box, two golf spoons, a vesta case and a match case [2.6oz. weighable] [5] £30 - £40 22 A set of six bead edge silver coffee spoons, six pairs of fish eaters and cake knives with silver cased handles [24] £30 - £40 23 A set of six dog nosed teaspoons with English and Scottish hallmarks and two sets of coffee spoons [6.5oz gross] £50 - £70 24 A circular silver salver with reeded edge 5.5cm, a cauldron salt and mustard [approximate weight 8.9oz] [3] £70 - £100 25 A George IV oval silver salt with gadroon rim, on pedestal foot, London 1821, and a matching later salt with two spoons [approximate weight 6.3oz] [2] £70 - £100 26 A rectangular silver cigarette box with engine turned lid 11.5cm x 8.5cm £50 - £70 27 A set of six silver bean end coffee spoons [cased] and a silver cigarette case, [approximate weight 3.9oz gross] [7] £30 - £40

28 An Art Deco silver cigarette case with convex sides and two others [approximate weight 9.2oz.] [3] £50 - £70 29 A silver vesta case with foliate chasing Birmingham 1910, and another [approximately 2 oz.] [2] £30 - £40 30 A pair of Edward VII silver photograph frames with concave sides and oval apertures [approximately 4.1oz] [2] £40 - £60 31 Five German silver tablespoons with shaped thread edge handles and three teaspoons stamped .80 [approximate weight 14.9oz] [8] £70 - £100 32 A Dutch silver cased pepper mill embossed with scenes of revelry and a pair of unmarked cauldron salts. [3] £40 - £60 33 A Victorian Irish silver Kings Honeysuckle pattern ice cream shovel, Dublin 1863, a pair of fiddle pattern salt spoons, Dublin 1869 [approximate weight 2 oz.] [3] £40 - £60 34 A Victorian silver toddy ladle with whalebone handle, Edinburgh 1869. £30 - £40

38 A Victorian silver trophy cup with chased decoration on circular foot inscribed ‘Louth & District Ploughing Society........1915’ Birmingham possibly 1846 [approximate weight 15.7 oz] - 23cm. £100 - £150 39 A set of Edward VII silver coffee spoons and tongs with leaf scroll handles by Charles Boyton & Son, London 1905, - cased [approximate weight 3.10 oz] [7] £30 - £40 40 A small cut glass bowl with applied silver mount and handles, a pierced shaped silver bowl etc. [a lot] £40 - £60 41 A George III silver fiddle pattern sauce ladle by Thomas Watson, Newcastle 1806 and a caddy spoon with shell bowl [approximate weight 1.9 oz] [2] £40 - £60 42 A late 17th century style silver beaker with scroll engraved decoration over an embossed base [unmarked] [approximate weight 3.4 oz] 8.5cm. £40 - £60 43 A pair of silver trumpet vases with shaped tops on circular feet, 19.5cm and miscellaneous flatware [7] £40 - £60 44 Two engine turned silver napkin rings [approximate weight 1.2oz]. £12 - £18 45 A three piece carving set, the handles with embossed silver caps and ferrules, two silver backed brushes, etc. [7] £30 - £40 46 A circular silver bowl with cast scroll handles, - Sheffield 1973 [approximate weight 4.3 oz] 13cm diameter. £40 - £60

50 & 35 35 A George III silver Old English pattern strainer spoon by Samuel Godbehere and Edward Wigan, London 1795 [approximate weight 4.3 oz].

See illustration £60 - £80 36 A silver five piece condiment set with shaped rims, another with quatrafoil bodies, a mustard and pepperette [approximate weight 15.5oz] [12] £80 - £120 37 A set of six coffee spoons with bean handles [cased], napkin rings and salt spoons [approximate weight 5.5 oz] [a lot] £40 - £60

47 A set of six Art Deco silver tea knives with geometric mother of pearl handles for Z Barraclough & Sons, Sheffield 1933 [cased], and six coffee spoons with mother of pearl finials [cased] [12] £50 - £70 48 A set of six silver coffee spoons and tongs with rectangular seal tops and eleven silver cocktail sticks with enamel finials [total approximate weight 3.7oz ] [18] £40 - £60 49 A Victorian silver bowl holder with pierced leaf decoration and hinged handle by Henry Wilkinson & Co. Sheffield 1846 [approximate weight 7.1 oz] 14cm diameter. £60 - £80 5

50 A mid 19th century Scottish Provincial silver soup ladle in shell and fiddle pattern by Robert Keay II, Perth [7.4 oz]. See illustration £120 - £180

59 A silver six piece condiment set of baluster shape with gadroon edges by Walker & Hall, London 1835 and 1836 [cased] [total approximate weight 12 oz] [6]. See illustration £120 - £180

51 A plain rectangular silver photograph frame, aperture 25cm x 20cm. £40 - £60

60 A silver baluster mug with scroll handles 8 cm and a taper holder [total approximate weight 3.5 oz] [2] £30 - £40

52 A rectangular silver cigarette box and two engine turned cigarette cases [total approximate weight 9.6 oz] [3] £70 - £100 53 A six section silver toast rack of twisted wire form [approximate weight 3.5 oz]. £30 - £40 54 A set of six silver grapefruit spoons with rat-tail bowls [cased] [total approximate weight 4.1 oz] [6] £30 - £40 55 A rectangular continental silver snuffbox with floral thumb piece and gilt interior, stamped 800 [approximate weight 1.8 oz] £40 - £60 56 A Victorian silver fiddle pattern sifter spoon with bright cut handle, by Mary Chawner, London 1854 [approximate weight 2.3 oz] £40 - £60 57 A silver bowl of quatrefoil shape on circular foot 12.5cm, and a plain circular bowl [total approximate weight 7.5 oz] [2]. £50 - £70

61 An Edward VII cylindrical mug with insect and floral chasing, Sheffield 1905 [approximate weight 4.2 oz] 9cm. £50 - £70 62 An Edward VII silver rose bowl with raised mid-band and scroll handles, on circular foot, by Charles Stuart Harris, London 1903 [approximate weight 40 oz] 23cm diameter. £300 - £400 63 A folding fruit knife with mother of pearl handle, silver mesh purse, thimbles, etc. [ a lot] £40 - £60 64 A silver pepperette, two salts, a candle holder and four napkin rings [total approximate weight 7.5 oz] [8] £50 - £70 65 A Chinese silver ashtray with military badge and inset coin and a small circular bowl [2] £30 - £40 66 A George III silver baluster bowl with reeded edge and inset coin [1714], London 1803 [approximate weight 2.5 oz] - 6 cm. £40 - £60

58 A silver cauldron mustard on three feet and a baluster caster with pierced dome cover [total approximate weight 7.7 oz.] [2] £60 - £80

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67 A lady’s silver power compact in the form of an orange with sprinkler top and enclosing a mirror and powder puff by Frank Hyams Ltd., London 1912. See illustration £50 - £70

68 A set of six French silver gilt teaspoons the handles with thread and knot edges, in fitted rosewood case [total approximate weight 4.7 oz] [6] £50 - £70 69 A set of six French silver dessert knives with agate handles [6]. £60 - £80

75 A silver mustard pot with leaf scroll embossed decoration [approximate weight 1.2 oz] £12 - £15 76 A Victorian silver mustard pot, the cylindrical body with anthemion piercing, by Henry John Lias and Henry John Lias, London 1872 [approximate weight 3.1 oz] £70 - £100

70 A French silver brandy pan with reed and tie border, burr wood handle [6.6 oz. gross] £60 - £80

77 A set of four silver napkin rings with scroll pierced decoration and four others [total approximate weight 3.3 oz] [8] £30 - £40

71 A silver ‘Barker Ellis - Beverley Goblet’ 263/400 with certificate [approximate weight 5.5 oz] 13.5cm. £40 - £60

78 A George IV silver Old English pattern caddy spoon by William Bateman, London 1824, six cake knives with silver pistol handles and a jam spoon [8] £50 - £70

72 A five piece dressing table set, the silver backs embossed with masks and leaf scrolls [5] £30 - £40 73 A silver trophy cup with twin handles, 9cm, etc. [total approximate weight 2.9 oz] [4] £20 - £30

79 A lady’s silver card/note case with chased flowerhead decoration by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1904 and a silver powder compact with enamelled lid. £50 - £70 80 A George III silver vinaigrette, the lid chased with a floral pattern, by John Shaw, Birmingham 1804. £30 - £40 Silver button hooks, shoe horn etc. [a lot] £30 - £40 82 Four pieces of miniature silver furniture, thimbles etc. [a lot] £40 - £60 81

83 An unmarked circular gadrooned bowl with inset Spanish coin 1821, with serpent handle and thumb piece. £30 - £40 84 A pair of Britannia standard spoons with lace-back bowls and handles and a decanter label ‘Sherry’ [total approximate weight 1.7 oz] [3] £40 - £60 85 A silver photograph frame with serpentine top aperture, - 12cm x 8.5cm £40 - £60 86 A silver vase of elongated cup shape with shaped reeded ring, 18.5cm £40 - £60 74 74 A silver caster with baluster body and cup shape base, domed top with foliate piercing, by Holland Aldwinckle & Slater, London 1910 [approximate weight 8.8 oz] 21cm. See illustration £70 - £100

87 A pair of silver bud vases with flared rims, on circular feet [total approximate weight 3.8 oz] 15.5 cm [2] £40 - £60 88 A pair of silver baluster candlesticks with reeded bands and on circular bases, 20.5cm [2] £50 - £70 7

99 A diamond and sapphire ring in 9ct gold, two coin brooches, medallions and a cigarette holder [6] £40 - £60 100 A diamond eternity ring set with 28 stones [total approximate weight of diamonds 0.84ct] in yellow gold. £300 - £400

89 89 A pair of Victorian silver grape scissors with scroll pierced handles, Sheffield 1893 [approximate weight 3.3 oz]. See illustration £50 - £70 90 A circular silver salver with moulded shaped rim on four scroll feet, by James Dixon & Son, Sheffield 1922 [approximate weight 12.8 oz] 20.5cm. £120 - £180 91 A pair of Victorian silver fiddle pattern fish servers, the knife with scroll pierced blade, London 1847 and 1848 [total approximate weight 8.1oz] [2] £120 - £180 92 An Edward VII silver vesta case with scroll chased decoration, London 1907, another, and a cigarette case [total approximate weight 3.7 oz] [3] £40 - £60

JEWELLEry 93 A silver charm bracelet with heart shaped padlock total approximate weight 1.3oz. and a silver chain £20 - £30 94 A 9ct gold Peso ring approximate weight 5.5g £40 - £60 95 A 9ct rose gold signet ring with central diamond approximate weight 4.3g. £30 - £50 96 A pair of 9ct gold dress earrings, approximate weight 1.3g. £20 - £30 97 An 18ct gold Victorian diamond and sapphire ring approximate weight 2.2g. £150 - £180 98 8

A 9ct gold diamond and opal dress ring. £100 - £120

101 A three stone diamond ring in 9ct gold cross-over setting [approximate weight 1.9g] £70 - £100 102 An oval silver locket with chased floral decoration, charms and other silver jewellery [total approximate weight 39.9g] [a lot]. £40 - £60 103 A 22ct gold wedding ring, two dress rings and two stone set pendants [5]. £70 - £100 104 A 9ct gold flat link necklace with textured finish [approximate weight 8.8g] £60 - £80 105 An Isle of Man 1/20th oz. ‘Angel’ 1987 in pendant mount [2.7g gross] £40 - £60 106 A 9ct gold identity bracelet on flattened curb link chain and a bracelet with padlock fastener [total approximate weight 10.8g] [2] £70 - £100 107 Three 9ct gold chains with pendants [total approximate weight of chains 8g] [3] £60 - £80 108 An oval 9ct gold locket with engraved decoration on fine chain, a rectangular link necklace and crystal pendant on chain [total approximate weight 9.8g.] [3] £70 - £100 109 A pair of 9ct gold horseshoe earrings and miscellaneous chains [total approximate weight 15.4g] [a lot] £80 - £120 110 A silver Celtic cross pendant with inset purple stone and other silver jewellery [a lot ] £50 - £70 111 A 22ct gold wedding ring [approximate weight 5.5g], a 9ct gold topaz and pearl pendant and two unmarked signet rings [4] £100 - £150 112 A 9ct gold négligé pendant set with peridots, a bar brooch etc. [total approximate weight 17g] [4] £80 - £120

113 A 9ct gold bangle with leaf scroll chased decoration and an oval locket pendant in 9ct frame [total approximate weight 19.5g] [2] £120 - £180 114 A bracelet of Victorian Indian 2 Anna coins 1892 [approximate weight 26g] £15 - £20 115 A silver ring with a large scroll pattern plaque set with marcasite £20 - £30 116 A pair of 9ct gold cufflinks with oval panels [total approximate weight 5.5g] £60 - £80 117 A silver curb link bracelet hung with charms [approximate weight 33.1g] £15 - £20 118 An amethyst cut as a drop with pendant mount. £20 - £30 119 A sapphire and diamond cluster ring in 9ct gold and two others [total approximate weight 4.9g] [3] £40 - £60 120 A gentleman’s 9ct gold ring set with an oval onyx seal [approximate weight 2.8g] £30 - £40 121 A 9ct gold cluster ring set with a pale blue central stone [approximate weight 3.3g] £30 - £40 122 A 9ct gold dress ring set with a white solitaire stone [approximate weight 3.2g] £40 - £60 123 A diamond solitaire ring with brilliant cut stone [approximate weight 1.37ct] claw set in 18ct white gold £1,500 - £2,000 124 Two 9ct gold signet rings [approximate weight 10.7g] a 22ct wedding ring [approximate weight 3.9g] etc. [a lot] £100 - £150 125 A 9ct gold bangle with cut ivy leaf decoration [approximate weight 4.7g] £40 - £60 126 An Edward VII 1904 sovereign in 9ct gold scroll mount on fine chain [total approximate weight 12.1g] £150 - £200 127 A 22ct gold plain wedding band, 1.5 grams. £30 - £40 128 A 9ct gold crucifix and a 9ct gold rope twist neck chain, 7.8 grams. £50 - £70

129 A 9ct gold cross, 22ct wedding ring, 9ct locket, etc. £40 - £60 130 A sapphire and diamond cluster ring in an 18ct gold open sided setting [approximate weight 3.8g] £70 - £100 131 A ruby and diamond ring, the three stones star set in 9ct gold [approximate weight 3.3g] £50 - £70 132 A sapphire and diamond ring the three stones star set in 18ct gold [approximate weight 6.4g] £100 - £150 133 A 9ct gold curb link bracelet with padlock fastener. [approximate weight 31.9g] £250 - £300 134 A two stone diamond ring in 18ct and platinum cross-over setting, an 18ct gold wedding ring and a platinum wedding ring [total approximate weight 8g] [3] £120 - £180 135 A gentleman’s ring set with an oval cabochon Tiger’s Eye with engraved shoulders in 9ct gold, a 9ct gold signet ring and an engine turned hunter watchcase marked 18 [3] £100 - £150 136 A 9ct gold locket, medallion and signet ring, bar brooches, coins, etc. [a lot] £60 - £80 137 A 9ct gold open curb link double Albert with medallion [approximate weight 74.9g] £450 - £550 138 A 22ct gold wedding ring [approximate weight 2.5g] 9ct earrings and rings [total approximate weight 7.55g] [5] £80 - £120 139 An embossed silver pill box, locket and costume jewellery [a lot] £40 - £60 140 An 18ct white gold wedding ring, intertwined with two others, a 9ct chain link bracelet and earrings. £120 - £180 141 Four 9ct gold dress rings set with coloured stones [approximate weight 7.3g] £40 - £60 142 An 18ct gold wedding ring [approximate weight 3g] a 22ct gold wedding ring [approximate weight 2.3g] silver cufflinks etc. [6] £60 - £80 9

143 Two 18ct gold signet ring [approximate weight 5.8g] a 9ct gold bar brooch and wedding ring [approximate weight 6.9g] and earrings £120 - £180 144 A silver gilt bangle with leaf scroll engraving, a silver bangle, ingot and pendant [4] £40 - £60 145 A 9ct gold watch strap of panel design, two wedding rings and another [total approximate weight 15.1g] [4] £120 - £180 146 Two 22ct gold wedding rings [approximate weight 7.8g] and three 18ct gold wedding rings [total approximate weight 12.8g] [5] £200 - £300 147 A solitaire diamond ring in 18ct raised claw setting and a three stone diamond ring in 9ct setting [approximate weight 3.6g & 1.4g] [2] £60 - £80 148 A sapphire and diamond cluster ring in 18ct setting, a diamond cluster ring in 9ct setting and an unmarked ring [3] £60 - £80

157 A fine box link 9ct gold chain and a plaited necklace [total approximate weight 26.8g] [2] £150 - £250 158 An oval pendant on silver flattened curb link chain and a similar chain, Scottish brooch, vesta case etc. [a lot] £60 - £80 159 A bracelet set with four rectangular Alexandrites, an enamelled pendant, bracelet and ring [4] £40 - £60 160 Two 18ct white gold wedding rings and three interlocked rings, one marked 18ct [total approximate weight 24.3g] [5] £300 - £400 161 A 9ct gold dress ring of wave form, a cameo ring and another [total approximate weight 10.1g] [3] £60 - £80 162 A pearl necklace with 9ct gold and marcasite clasp. £70 - £100 163 A U.S. $1 gold piece, earrings etc. £50 - £70

149 Three diamante necklaces, a bracelet and pair of earrings [6] £30 - £40

164 Two cameo brooches, a floral mosaic brooch and another. [4] £60 - £80

150 A silver bar brooch with oval stones, a foliate design bracelet, pendant, necklace and earrings [5] £30 - £40

165 A 14ct gold Ankh cross pendant with pierced and engraved decoration [approximate weight 9g.] £100 - £150

151 A 9ct gold rope twist necklace and bracelet [total approximate weight 21.8g] [2] £150 - £200 152 A sapphire and diamond cluster ring in 18ct gold and platinum [approximate weight 3.5g gross] £50 - £70 153 A diamond and ruby ring in a marquise shape setting, 18ct gold [approximate weight 2.3g] £80 - £120 154 A three stone diamond ring in claw setting with cut shoulders, 18ct gold [approximate weight 3.1g]. £600 - £800 155 A green stone bead necklace and two others [3] £30 - £40 156 A woven effect necklace in 9ct three coloured gold [approximate weight 17.1g] £120 - £180 10

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166 A brooch/pendant in the form of an umbrella, set with diamonds and rubies in gold setting [tested as 18ct] [total approximate weight 6.5g.] See illustration £350 - £450 167 A 9ct gold necklace of curb links, a similar bracelet and a cross pendant on chain [total approximate weight 25.1g] [3] £150 - £250

180 An unmarked gold bar brooch set with a diamond, a stick pin with star set diamond, a pearl bar brooch, and a tie pin [4] £70 - £100 181 An unmarked gold tie pin set with an oval opal and a five stone turquoise ring in 18ct gold [2] £70 - £100

168 A 9ct gold oval locket, earrings, etc. [a lot] £50 - £70

182 An oval portrait cameo set in a 9ct leaf decorated mount and another with mythological scene [2] £80 - £120

169 An oval mother of pearl pendant carved with a female head, in a 9ct gold frame and a seal on chain. [2] £80 - £120

183 An oval portrait cameo set in a 9ct gold frame with seed pearls and two others [3] £60 - £80

170 A pair of filigree earrings, two rings and other earrings [a lot]. £50 - £70

184 A 15ct gold gate bracelet, each panel of open scroll form approximate weight [24.6g]. See illustration £300 - £400

171 A five stone garnet ring in 9ct setting and a bar brooch [total approximate weight 4.9g][2] £40 - £60

185 A 9ct gold curb link bracelet with engraved links and padlock fastener. £120 - £180

172 An 18ct gold bangle set with small diamonds [total approximate weight 9.7g] £150 - £250

186 A 9ct gold bangle with faceted surface [approximate weight 26.2g]. £200 - £300

173 An 18ct gold torc bangle cast with panther heads [approximate weight 22.3g] £300 - £400

187 A gold plaque brooch, the centre set with a ruby and small diamonds and a 15ct brooch set with seed pearls [2]. £60 - £80

174 Two George V half sovereigns in 9ct earring mounts [total approximate weight 10.6g] £150 - £200

188 A 15ct gold bracelet of shaped curb links [approximate weight 27.1g] £300 - £400

175 A 9ct gold gate bracelet with padlock fastener [total approximate weight 13.2g] £80 - £120 176 A diamond cluster ring, the centre old cut stone set round with eight smaller stones in 18ct gold [total approximate weight 2.8g] £200 - £300 177 A silver bangle with chased decoration, three thimbles, a brooch and chains [a lot]. £40 - £60 189 & 184 178 A plain 22ct gold wedding ring [approximate weight 3.8g] an 18ct wedding ring with decorated surface [approximate weight 4.4g], and an unmarked gold ring set with small stones [3] £120 - £180

189 A 9ct gold gate bracelet with textured links and padlock fastener [approximate weight 19.2g].

See illustration £150 - £200

179 A 9ct gold star brooch set with seed pearls, another of scroll form and a pearl necklace with clasp stamped .935 [3] £70 - £100

190 A 9ct gold single Albert with open links and attached seal fob [total approximate weight 70.6g] £500 - £700 11

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191 A sapphire and diamond ring of two sapphires and two diamonds in cruciform bezel settings [unmarked] £150 - £200 192 An emerald ring, the square stone set round with twelve diamonds in unmarked yellow gold. £450 - £500 193 A five stone brilliant cut diamond ring in 18ct gold [approximate weight of diamonds 0.95ct]. £550 - £600 194 A Victorian oval gold locket, the cover star set with diamond and pearls, on a beaded and pierced link collar [unmarked]. See illustration £1,000 - £1,500 195 A platinum solitaire diamond ring, the old brilliant cut stone [approximate weight of diamond 0.84ct], the shoulders set with six baguette diamonds. See illustration £1,200 - £1,800 196 An 18ct gold and platinum three stone diamond ring, the central stone [approximately 0.60ct] flanked by two stones [each approximately 0.29ct]. £700 - £1,000

198 An 18ct gold diamond designer teardrop ring. £200 - £250 199 18ct gold 0.5ct diamond solitaire ring, size K-L £350 - £400 200 A pair of 9ct gold drop earrings with crystals. £25 - £35 201 A silver and amber apple brooch.£10 - £20 202 A pair of opal earrings with twist border [tested as 9ct gold] approximate weight 1.00g. £40 - £60 203 A 9ct gold open work pendant with opal together with a hand painted porcelain pendant in gold frame, [tests as 9ct. gold] [2] £50 - £60 204 A 9ct gold frog charm, a 9ct gold chain with frog pendant, 9ct gold ‘I Love You’ spinning charm, and a 9ct gold 21st birthday charm [4] total weight 4g. £50 - £60 205 A silver charm bracelet with twenty one enamelled shield charms - gross weight 1.40oz. £20 - £30 206 A double row of graduated simulated pearls with base metal snap £30 - £40 207 A 9ct gold flat faceted curb bracelet, approximate weight 1.7gm. £60 - £80 208 A pair of cubic zirconia cluster earrings in white and yellow gold, [tested as 9ct gold]. £60 - £80

197 & 195 197 An 18ct white gold and platinum Art Deco diamond cluster ring the centre stone [approximately 1.02ct] flanked by two others [approximately 0.32ct each], with scroll shoulders each set with five stones. See illustration £3,500 - £4,500 197A A modified radiant cut diamond ring set in platinum, approximate weight of diamond 2.95 carats, colour G, clarity VVS 2, c/w certificate. £13,500 - £15,000

209 A 9ct Amethyst cluster ring with eight point diamond surround around split diamond cut shoulders, approximate weight 1.5gm. - ring size K £60 - £80 210 A sapphire and cubic zirconia cluster ring in 9ct gold, approximate weight 1.8gm, size L £60 - £80 210A A 9ct gold mounted Wedgwood Jasperware cameo pendant, approximate weight 4.9gm. £90 - £120 210B A silver fringe style collarette, approximate weight 0.62oz. £90 - £120 13

210C A 9ct gold amethyst dress ring with split shoulders and rope edges, approximate weight 3.10 grams, size N £90 - £120 210D A Wedgwood style cameo brooch in 9ct gold mount, approximate weight 6.2g. £100 - £120 210E A 9ct gold mounted shell cameo brooch approximate weight 10.2g. £100 - £120 210F A pair of sapphire and diamond open work stud earrings, approximate weight 1.9g, total diamond calculated weight 0.10ct. £120 - £150 210G A 9ct gold Art Nouveau style pendant set with amethyst and seed pearl, approximate weight 4.1g. £120 - £140

210N A 9ct gold wedding band, approximate weight 7.7g., size W £160 - £180 210P A 22ct gold wedding ring, approximate weight 3g, size W. £160 - £180 210Q A 9ct gold Victorian style turquoise opal and diamond boat shaped ring with scroll design. approximate weight 3.7g. £200 - £300 210R A 14ct gold pendant with blue stone to centre, supported by curved arms, approximate weight 5.4g. £200 - £250 210S An 18ct gold pale lilac sapphire pendant in rub over setting worn as ‘slider’ on 18ct gold snake chain, total approximate weight 8.3g. £900 - £950

210H A 9ct gold pendant with central heart shaped blue stone [thought to be topaz] within an oval surround. £160 - £180

210T A 18ct gold ring set with two pear shaped aquamarines in rub over settings and five brilliant cut diamonds, [approximate weight 1.6g., approximate diamond weight 0.10ct.,]size L £600 - £700

210I A sapphire ring with centre sapphire set within engraved heart shaped plaque and round border, stepped and beaded shoulders, [tests as 18ct gold and platinum] total approximate weight 3.7g., size K. £250 - £280

210U A 18ct gold emerald and diamond cluster ring with twelve brilliant cut diamonds around an oval emerald [approximate weight 3g, approximate diamond weight 0.36ct] size L £400 - £600

210J A solitaire brilliant cut diamond ring [tests as 18ct gold and platinum] approximate weight of diamond 0.10ct, approximate weight of gold 1.80gm., size L. £220 - £260

210V A diamond bracelet set in 18ct gold the twenty-seven spherical sections each set with nine diamonds [approximate diamond weight 6.52ct, approximate gold weight 18.5g] c/w insurance valuation of £10,995.00. £2,500 - £3,000

210K A 9ct gold faceted curb link bracelet with padlock and safety chain, approximate weight 14g. £240 - £260 210L A 9ct gold five stone diamond ring with uniform brilliant cut diamonds, approximate weight 1.6g., total calculated diamond weight 0.3ct., size L. £250 - £300 210M A 9ct bracelet with amethyst set between curved bars comprising curved bars, approximate weight 3.90g. £75 - £100

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210W A gold and ruby cultured pearl brooch in crescent moon shape with rows of rubies and diamonds [c/w insurance valuation of £3,000.00] approximate weight 10.9g. £1,000 - £1,250 210X An 18ct gold ring set with centre ruby and diamond to each shoulder, approximate weight 3.5g £500 - £700 210Z An Art Nouveau style four strand pearl necklace with 9ct clasp. £60 - £80

WATCHES 211 An English lever movement pocket watch in silver case with silver double Albert and three others [5] £60 - £80

225 A lady’s 9ct gold Claridge wristwatch with Art Deco embellishments on 9ct gold expanding bracelet. £60 - £80

212 A lever movement pocket watch in silver case and two Smiths ‘Empire’ pocket watches [3] £30 - £40

226 A lady’s 9ct gold Avia wristwatch with plain dial and markers on mesh strap. £90 - £100

213 A ‘Centre Seconds Chronograph’ with slide stop/start, in silver case together with sundry chains. £50 - £70 214 A ‘Centre Seconds Chronograph’ with slide stop/start, in silver case. £40 - £60 215 A military issue Waltham pocket watch, a lady’s watch in silver case, another and chain. £40 - £60 216 A Kienzle pocket watch in chrome Art Deco case, two Alberts etc. [a lot]. £50 - £70 217 A lever movement pocket watch in a Dennison nickel case with screw back, and a travel clock case [2] £20 - £30 218 A gentleman’s English lever pocket watch in 18ct gold case. £300 - £400 219 A gentleman’s Rolex dress pocket watch in 9ct gold case [serial no. 1001347]. £300 - £400 220 Two lady’s wristwatches by Limit and Seiko and two others. £20 - £30 221 A lady’s Longines wristwatch with 9ct gold case and strap, champagne coloured dial, gold hands and markers and two other 9ct gold cased watch movements. £100 - £120

227 A lady’s 9ct gold Omega wristwatch, and strap with champagne coloured dial and plain markers. £80 - £100 228 A gentleman’s Omega Seamaster De Ville wristwatch, stainless steel case and strap. £120 - £140 229 A gentleman’s Omega Seamaster wristwatch, Quartz movement, with gold coloured dial, date aperture, on a matching coloured bracelet. £60 - £80 230 A lady’s 9ct gold wristwatch by Thos.

Russell & Son, on a rolled gold strap, and another with 9ct gold case and gold plated strap. £60 - £80 231 A lady’s 9ct gold wristwatch on matching loose link strap, and a ladies Art Deco style wristwatch on a gold coloured strap. £60 - £80 232 Three lady’s vintage wristwatches on expanding straps by Relide, Perfex etc., and a gentleman’s Revel wristwatch. £40 - £60 233 A lady’s wristwatch 9ct gold case with etched decorations, on a part rolled gold strap. £40 - £50 234 A gentleman’s Record De Luxe wristwatch, in 9ct gold case, with plain dial, inscription to back plate, on black leather strap. £40 - £60

222 Two gentleman’s Rotary wristwatches on brown leather straps and a lady’s Rotary wristwatch on gold coloured bracelet strap. £20 - £30

235 Three lady’s wristwatches on gold coloured straps by Avia, Rotary and Accurist. £40 - £60

223 A lady’s Bulova wristwatch, 9ct gold case and strap, champagne dial and plain markers. £120 - £140

236 A lady’s Rolco wristwatch with signed movement, gold coloured dial, on a 9ct gold expanding bracelet, c/w box. £120 - £140

224 A gentleman’s wristwatch Swiss movement in 9ct gold case, on brown leather strap, a lady’s watch movement in 9ct gold case and an empty 9ct gold watch case. £60 - £80

237 A gentleman’s wristwatch, Swiss movement, white dial, in a 9ct gold Dennison case, inscribed to back plate, on a black leather strap, c/w case. £100 - £120 15

238 A lady’s Rotary wristwatch in 9ct gold case, a similar watch and a pocket watch [3] £60 - £80

246 A lady’s Tissot stainless steel wristwatch, £80 - £100 white silver dial with date aperture.

239 A lady’s Swiss movement fob watch in blue enamelled case, on chain with blue enamelled links. £30 - £40

247 A lady’s Rado wristwatch on Jubilé ceramic strap. £200 - £250 248 A lady’s 18ct and stainless steel Maurice Lacroix wristwatch. £220 - £250 249 A Royal London wristwatch, square faced on brown leather strap. £10 - £20 250 A lady’s Edwardian cocktail watch with brilliant cut diamonds and princess cut rubies on leather strap. £250 - £280 250A A Breitling Blackbird gentleman’s wristwatch, model ‘B3408’ with blue dial, chronograph face and Breitling calf skin strap. £1,250 - £1,500

COINS 251 Commemorative crowns, cupro-nickel £5. coin, pre-decimal coins, etc. [a lot] £40 - £60

240 & 241 240 A lady’s Swiss movement cocktail watch with rectangular dial in a platinum case with diamond set scroll shoulders. See illustration £200 - £300

252 A George III 1792 copper penny, Churchill crown, etc. [a lot]. £20 - £30 253 Two U.S. $1 coins, three half $1 coins, etc. £10 - £15 254 Commemorative crowns, coin sets etc. [a lot] £30 - £40

241 A lady’s Swiss movement cocktail watch in hexagonal case, set round with diamonds and with diamond set geometric shoulders. See illustration £450 - £500

255 A Festival of Britain Crown [1951], commemorative crowns and coin sets [a lot]. £30 - £40

242 Gold plated Raymond Weil lady’s wristwatch on plated link bracelet. £50 - £60

256 Commemorative crowns and other coins, two £1. notes and a 10 shilling note [a lot] £20 - £30

243 A Waltham gold plated full Hunter pocket watch with engine turned case and shield cartouche, top winder, white dial with Roman numerals. £50 - £80

257 A set of fifty silver ingots to commemorate 1,000 years of the British Monarchy, in fitted case, and one other [51] £700 - £1,000

244 A gentleman’s 9ct gold Chateau wristwatch on black leather strap. £120 - £140

258 A George V sovereign [1913]and an Edward VII half sovereign [1908] [2] £220 - £250

245 A MuDu automatic ‘Kinetic’ wristwatch, gold coloured case on expanding bracelet. £40 - £60

259 An Edward VII half sovereign [1909]. £70 - £100

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260 Two Edward VII half sovereigns [1904 & 1908] [2] £140 - £180

277 A 1974 Krugerrand.

£650 - £700

278 A 1974 Krugerrand.

£650 - £700

261 Two Victoria sovereigns [1894 & 1898] together with a half sovereign [1907] [3] £350 - £400

279 A 1974 Krugerrand.

£650 - £700

280 A 1974 Krugerrand.

£650 - £700

262 Two Edward VII sovereigns [1908 & 1909] together with a half sovereign [1907]. £350 - £400

281 A 1974 Krugerrand.

£650 - £700

282 A 1974 Krugerrand.

£650 - £700

283 A 1974 Krugerrand.

£650 - £700

284 A 1974 Krugerrand.

£650 - £700

285 A 1974 Krugerrand.

£650 - £700

263 Three George V half sovereigns [1911, 1913, 1914] [3] £220 - £250 264 Three George V sovereigns [1912 & 1913] [3]. £450 - £500 265 Two 9ct gold ingots on fine chains [total approximate weight 20.7g], together with a silver ingot and enamelled farthing [4] £150 - £200 266 A Belfast £1 gold proof coin. [approximate weight 19.6g] £300 - £400 267 A 2001 sovereign and a silver gilt stamp ingot. £140 - £180 268 A set of six commemorative fine gold coins, late 1990s - 2000 [6] £120 - £180 269 Four small Chinese fine gold coins [4] £80 - £120 270 Three Australian fine gold commemorative coins and a Gibraltar commemorative coin [4]. £80 - £120

286 A silver cigarette case approximate weight 5.8oz. and a brass King George Royal Society medallion in case together with a quantity of decimal and pre-decimal coins. £30 - £40 287 4 x Maltese 1972 coin sets.

£20 - £30

288 2 x Republic of Panama silver 20 Balboas coins 1973. £100 - £120 289 2 x Republic of Panama silver proof 20 Balboas coins 1973. £100 - £120 290 A cased coin set, First National Coinage of Barbados 1973 £20 - £30 291 2 x cased proof sets British Virgin Islands coins 1973. £30 - £50

271 Two proof quarter sovereigns and two Mini Anniversary proof coins [4] £80 - £120

292 2 x cased proof sets British Virgin Islands coins 1973. £30 - £50

272 Three sovereigns -[ 2005/6/7] [3] £520 - £580

293 Assorted coins from Europe, Africa and America including Nova Scotia penny token, African Republic Shilling 1823 Double Sovereign, Sheffield Penny token and other coins. £30 - £50

273 Three sovereigns [2000/9/12] [3] £520 - £580 274 Two proof sovereigns [2001/2] [2] £280 - £320 275 A proof three coin set of sovereign, half sovereign and quarter sovereign [2011] £260 - £280 276 A 1974 Krugerrand.

£650 - £700

294 A cased Victorian photograph frame, a half sovereign holder, leather sovereign case, assorted badges, etc. £30 - £50 295 Two Crowns in presentation wallets Golden Wedding Crown 1997, Diamond Wedding Crown 2007, and a 1797 George III penny. £20 - £30 17

STEADMAN AND BENTON PRINTS 296 STEADMAN, RALPH [A.R.R.] [British b.1936] ‘Vintage Dr. Gonzo’ Limited Edition signed silkscreen [48cm x 42cm] 240 of 500. Signed by Ralph Steadman and Hunter S Thompson. See illustration £1,000 - £2,000 297 STEADMAN, RALPH [A.R.R.] [British b.1936] ‘Where The Buffalo Roam’ Original vintage movie poster [75cm x 51cm] £30 - £50 298 BENTON, THOMAS W. [A.R.R.] [American 1930-2007] ‘Gonzo ‘it never got weird enough for me’ hunter thompson’ [1970] Silkscreen [65cm x 50cm]. See illustration £1,500 - £2,000

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299 STEADMAN, RALPH [A.R.R.] [British b.1936] ‘The Brain of Hunter S. Thompson’ One colour silkscreen [28cm x 38cm], signed and numbered by artist, 2 of 800 [No.1 being the artists proof ] £60 - £80 300 BENTON, THOMAS W. [A.R.R.] [American 1930-2007] Aspen Wall Poster #4 The American Dream [1970] [40cm x 57cm] In collaboration with Hunter S. Thompson £200 - £300 301 STEADMAN, RALPH [A.R.R.] [British b.1936] ‘Teddy! Where Are You?’ [64cm x 40.5cm]. Limited Edition 5 of 77. Signed by Ralph Steadman. £100 - £200 302 STEADMAN, RALPH [A.R.R.] [British b.1936] ‘Between The Eyes’ Offset colour exhibition poster [50cm x 56cm]. Signed by Ralph Steadman £40 - £60 303 STEADMAN, RALPH [A.R.R.] [British b.1936] ‘NAZI DREAM OF BULLSHIT’ 1993 Screenprint [77cm x 100cm] Limited Edition 21 of 40. Signed

by Ralph Steadman. £250 - £350 304 STEADMAN, RALPH [A.R.R.] [British b.1936] ‘Desk Clerk Moray Eel’ Limited Edition 15 of 50 Signed by Ralph Steadman £60 - £80

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305 STEADMAN, RALPH [A.R.R.] [British b.1936] ‘The Sheriff’ [96cm x 127cm] Purchased from William Havu Gallery, Denver in 2001 Signed by Ralph Steadman. See illustration.

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BOOKS 306 THOMPSON, HUNTER S. [American 19372005] ‘Hey Rube’ Signed by Author to frontispiece 2004 pub. Simon and Schuster £200 - £300 307 THOMPSON, HUNTER S. [American 1937 2005] ‘Better Than Sex - Confessions of a Political Junkie Trapped Like a Rat in Mr. Bill’s Neighbourhood’ 1994 1st Edition Signed by Hunter S. Thompson on the Front Free End Page pub. Random House £40 - £60 307A STEADMAN, RALPH [British b.1936] ‘The Joke’s Over’ ‘Bruised Memories: Gonzo, Hunter S. Thompson and Me’ Signed by Ralph Steadman at book signing on Sunset Blvd. 2006 1st U.S. Edition pub. Harcourt £150 - £200 307B THOMPSON, HUNTER S. [American 19372005] ‘Kingdom of Fear - Loathsome Secrets of a Star-Crossed Child in the Final Days of the American Century’ Signed to frontispiece by Hunter S. Thompson 2003 pub. Simon and Schuster £200 - £300 307C THOMPSON, HUNTER S. [Intro by Johnny Depp. Edited by Steve Crist and Laila Nabulsi] ‘GONZO’ - A Visual biography of the gonzo journalist’s photography and archives. pub. AMMO Books, 2006 1st Edition 2438 of 3,000 £100 - £200 307D THOMPSON, HUNTER S. [American 19372005] and STEADMAN, RALPH [British b. 1936] ‘The Curse of Lono’ Copy number 130 of a worldwide edition of 1000 copies Signed by Hunter S. Thompson & Ralph Steadman pub.

Taschen, 2004 £300 - £500 307E HOOK, PETER [British b.1956] ‘Unknown Pleasures - Inside Joy Division’ Signed by Peter Hook to frontispiece 2012 pub. Simon and Schuster £20 - £30 307F CAVE, NICK [Australian b.1957] ‘The Death of Bunny Munro’ Signed by Nick Cave 1st U.S. Edition, 2009 pub. Faber and Faber Inc. £40 - £60 20

PrINTS AND ArTWOrKS 308 W.P. MUNDY - ‘Cobwebs’ coloured lithograph, 140/500, signed in pencil, 58cm x 51cm. £30 - £40 309 TOM WHITEHEAD ‘Shrewsbury - The Square’, etching, signed and inscribed in pencil, 22cm x 29.5cm, and another [2] £20 - £30 310 HENRY G. WALKER ‘On The Dart’ coloured etching, signed and inscribed in pencil, 19.5cm x 25cm , two further Walker etchings, and another [4] £30 - £40 311 After G. H. JALLAND ‘Mr. Popple Introduces himself to the Hopham Hunt’ and three other coloured prints, 21cm x 30cm [4] £30 - £40 312 A pair of Japanese landscape prints with black over painting 31.5cm x 20cm [2] £30 - £40 313 STUART WALTON [A.R.R.] [British b. 1933] ‘Wakefield Cathedral from Bread Street’, black and white print 224/250 dated ‘76, signed in pencil 45.5 x 30cm. £30 - £40 314 ALFRED SLOCOMBE, A Birchwood Landscape, etching, signature in pencil, 51cm x 34.5cm £40 - £60 315 G. IOANNOU [A.R.R.] ‘Say Goodnight to The Bad Guy’, - screen print on canvas, 72/295 signed inscribed and dated 2004 verso with certificate 86.5cm x 86.5cm £30 - £40 316 F D., A Stonebuilt Farmstead, watercolour, signed with monogram, 30.5cm x 51cm. £30 - £40 317 E. O’CONNOR [A.R.R.]- ‘The Main Guard, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary, watercolour, signed - 43cm x 37cm £40 - £60 318 ‘Old Farm near Shepley - Summer Wine Country’, watercolour, unsigned,32.5cm x 46.5cm £30 - £40 319 V. ZANETTI, ‘The Rialto Bridge and Grand Canal, Venice’ and two other Venice watercolours, signed, 17.5cm x 24cm [3] £40 - £60 320 R. A. SHAW MARSHALL [A.R.R.] ‘Side Street, Leeds’, pastel, signed and dated ‘90, 41.5cm x 35cm £30 - £40 321 R. A. SHAW MARSHALL [A.R.R.]- ‘Westminster from the South Bank’, pastel, signed and dated ‘91, 47.5cm x 66.5cm £40 - £60

322 GIANNI, An Italian Lake Scene with tall trees and houses, watercolour, signed, 47.5cm x 29cm £80 - £120 323 FRANK MITCHELL, A vase of roses and other summer flowers, watercolour, signed, 33.5cm x 44.5cm £40 - £60

333 OWEN BOWEN [A.R.R.] [British 1873-1967] A Dales Landscape with Village, oil on canvas, laid on board, signed 30.5cm x 40.5 cm. See illustration £100 - £150

324 GEORGE CROZIER - Birch Trees with Mountain Landscape Beyond, gouache, signed, 69cm x 112cm £100 - £150 325 GEORGE BARNES, ‘The Blue Bowl’ floral still life, and an oil on hardboard, signed, 35.5cm x 45.5cm [2] £50 - £70 326 KATHLEEN J. EARLE, Mother and Child in a landscape, signed, 76cm x 60.5cm. £40 - £60 327 English late 19th century, Cattle in a Lake and Mountain Landscape, 33cm x 48.5cm £40 - £60 328 WALTER LINSLEY MEEGAN [British 18591944] A pair of Lake and Mountain Landscapes, signed, 35.5cm x 45cm [2] £70 - £100 329 VAN PEAK, a pair of floral still lifes on hardboard, 19cm x 15.5cm [2] £20 - £30 334

330 M. YEADON, A Dales Cottage, oil on hardboard, signed, 28cm x 36cm £20 - £30 331 M. YEADON, A Dales Village, oil on hardboard, signed, 45cm x 61cm. £30 - £40

334 JOHN FREEMAN [A.R.R.], A Whitby Yard At Sunset, oil on hardboard, signed and dated ‘69, 122cm x 61cm. See illustration £200 - £300

332 OWEN BOWEN [A.R.R.] [British 1873-1967] A Welsh Mountain Landscape, oil on canvas laid on board, signed, 30.5cm x 40.5cm. £70 - £100

335 Attributed to THEODORUS FREDERICK CARL MEELES 1877-1962, Still Life Vase of flowers 26cm x 32cm £100 - £150 336 S. RAMPF-WALDE ‘A Fjord and mountain scene’ oil on hardboard signed and dated ‘74, inscribed verso, 60cm x 82cm £50 - £70 337 S. RAMPF-WALDE ‘A Snowy River Landscape’ oil on board, signed, 49.5cm x 70cm. £30 - £40 338 D.C.M. - A Sandy Bay with Mountains Beyond, signed with initials, 30.5cm x 41cm. £30 - £40 339 19th Century European School, ‘The Card Party’ 62cm x 85cm. £100 - £150

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342 342 JOHN A. BLAKEY [A.R.R.] ‘St. Mark’s Square, Venice, Nocturne’, signed and dated ‘95, 46cm x 56cm, :: purchased from Roy Miles Gallery ‘An Exhibition of Romantic Art’ 18th - 31st October 1995. See illustration £600 - £800

343 343 DAVID ROBERTS R.A. (Scottish 1796-1864) ‘Church of St. Denis, Lyons’ oil on panel, inscribed signed and dated 186? [indistinctly] - 32 x 37cm. See illustration £800 - £1,200 22

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GLASS 358 Three large faceted glass vases and others [6] £70 - £100 359 A red overlay glass dish on pedestal and circular foot with engraved floral decoration 13.5cm and a matching jug [2] £40 - £60 360 An amethyst overlay goblet and cover with cut panels and gilt decoration, 25cm. £30 - £40 361 A pair of Waterford glass vases, the bucket shaped bodies with pan tops, on circular feet, shaped rims over diamond cut panels, 21cm [2] £80 - £120 362 A pair of Stuart glass candlesticks with pan tops on hexagonal baluster stems and star cut circular feet, 20cm [2] £40 - £60

367 A pair of early 19th century Irish glass urns and covers with cut acorn finials, diamond hob cut bodies, on short stems and square feet, 28cm [2]. See illustration £120 - £180

CErAmICS 368 A Chinese stoneware plate painted in blue with vases 31cm, a tin glazed dish and a dish enamelled with figures [3] £40 - £60 369 A Carltonware ‘Rouge Royale’ flower boat and assorted decorative plates and jugs. £40 - £60 370 A Royal Crown Derby teacup, saucer and plate in (1128) Imari pattern, a coffee cup and saucer and two Davenport trios in similar decoration (7) £50 - £70

363 A green glass dumpy door stop with inset floral motif, 7.5cm £30 - £40

371 A Dresden porcelain vase with swan neck handles, painted with roses and lily of the valley 21cm, a Noritake vase and a Samson lidded vase [3] £50 - £70

364 Two green glass dumpy door stops with inset floral motif, 8.5cm [2] £50 - £70

372 A Crown Devon baluster jug with red run glaze decoration, 24cm. £30 - £40

365 A glass perfume bottle, the wrythen baluster body with cut panels, applied embossed silver collar and shoulders, Birmingham 1905, 15.5cm. £30 - £40

373 A Doulton Lambeth stoneware baluster jardinière with incised and applied decoration, 19cm. £40 - £60

366 A pair of mantel candle ticks with flared tops on octagonal columns and circular feet, hung with prismatic drops, 22.5cm [2] £50 - £70

374 A Moorcroft circular dish in Anemone pattern on a dark blue ground, 25cm. £70 - £100 375 A Wade circular ashtray with snakeskin moulding and applied tortoise decoration, 18.5cm £20 - £30 376 A Royal Worcester baluster vase painted with pheasant and signed Jas Stinton, date code 1898, 10.5cm £40 - £60 377 A Poole Pottery preserve pot and cover with rattan handle, in floral pattern, 10cm, another similar and a vase [3] £60 - £80 378 A pair of Royal Dux figures, Middle Eastern Water Carriers [1339] in shot enamels,19cm [2] £60 - £80

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379 A Royal Dux vase, modelled as a seated boy with a basket on his back, 18.5cm. £60 - £80 23

380 A small Royal Worcester dish with shaped rim [1706] painted with flowers on an apricot ground 10.5cm and two others [3] £70 - £100

393 A pair of baluster pottery vases with moulded and applied parrot and foliage decoration, 39.5cm [2] £40 - £60

381 A Royal Worcester lobed oval dish painted with flower sprays on a peach ground, 27cm x 18.5cm and a tapered jug 15cm [2] £70 - £100

394 A French porcelain campana shaped vase, painted with flowers and with twin mask handles, 14cm and a Noritake spherical vase, 10.5cm [2] £40 - £60

382 A Royal Worcester purse shaped vase with moulded base painted with flowers on a peach ground, 8cm and another with moulded neck [2] £70 - £100 383 A pair of Royal Worcester lobed baluster jars and covers painted with flowers, on peach ground, 11.5cm [2] £80 - £120 384 A Losol ware slop bucket and lid in Formosa pattern with rattan handle, 28.5cm. £40 - £60 385 A. Samson & Co. Paris baluster jar and cover in Worcester style with bird and flower panels, square seal mark, 20.5cm. £30 - £40 386 A 19th century stoneware jug with applied hunting scene, serpent handle and spout,11cm. £30 - £40

395 A Poole Pottery septagonal dish in Dolphin pattern, 15cm and a bowl [2] £40 - £60 396 Two Poole Pottery squat vases with floral shoulders, 16.5cm [2] £40 - £60 397 A Poole Pottery circular ashtray in [LE] Blue Bird pattern, 18.5cm and a waisted jug [2] £40 - £60 398 A Poole Pottery jardinière in [LE] Blue Bird pattern, 14.5cm, and a cylindrical vase with floral rim, 21.5cm [2] £50 - £70 399 A Poole Pottery tapering cylindrical vase in LE Blue Bird pattern, 23cm £30 - £40

387 A pair of tin glazed earthenware plates with polychrome decoration of birds and flowers 23cm, and another with blue decoration [3] £40 - £60 388 A 19th century porcelain platter with moulded scroll handles, painted with sprays of flowers 44.5cm x 34.5cm, two dessert dishes and a cup and saucer [4] £40 - £60 389 A Chinese stoneware baluster jardinière painted in blue with recreational figures, 21cm £40 - £60 390 An Italian porcelain group of three musicians with piano, on a shaped oval base, 46cm x 30cm, standing on a lamp base. £80 - £120 391 A pair of German porcelain candelabra, the scrolling branches supported by seated females and putti on shaped flower encrusted bases, 52.5cm [2] £70 - £100

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392 A German porcelain comport, the pierced bowl on a flower encrusted column with putti, on shaped base, 33cm £30 - £40

400 A large baluster Poole Pottery vase, decorated in [SK] Persian Deer pattern, 32.5cm.

See illustration £50 - £70

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401 A Staffordshire pottery group of a Turk and his wife, 19cm and two flat back posy vases (3) £50 - £70

408 A Burmantofts tapered cylindrical vase, painted with flowers on a shaded green ground, 44.5cm £60 - £80

402 A pair of Vienna porcelain plaques, the centres decorated with Greek mythological figures within maroon and gilt borders, 30cm and a large Minton plate (3) £80 - £120

409 A Burmantofts baluster vase with incised and enamelled floral decoration, 28.5cm £70 - £100

403 A Doulton Lambeth baluster vase with flared rim, incised and enamelled floral decoration, 37.5cm £30 - £40

410 A Leeds Fireclay Company tile, moulded as a chessboard, the scroll moulded margins with moulded LFC shields, in turquoise glaze, 21cm £50 - £70 411 A Royal Doulton stoneware baluster vase with incised floral shoulders, the rim incised F.B. E.B. 13 APRIL 1939, 21.5cm. :: The initials are for Frank and Elsie Bloomer, directors of the Leeds Fireclay Co. who visited the Doulton factory on that day £50 - £70 412 A Clarice Cliff ‘Bee Skep’ honey pot and cover in crocus pattern, 9cm £50 - £70

404 404 A Doulton stoneware baluster vase with incised decoration, decorated with pheasants by Florence E Barlow, 22cm. See illustration £100 - £150 405 A stoneware baluster jug with conical neck, painted with blue Persian style mythical birds, 24cm £40 - £60 406 A Burmantofts baluster vase with dimpled sides in turquoise glaze, 15cm and a narrow necked vase [2] £40 - £60 407 A Burmantofts ewer with spherical body and cylindrical neck in olive green glaze, 16.5cm and a vase with crimped neck [2] £50 - £70

413 413 A Moorcroft baluster vase in spring flowers pattern on a dark red ground, 20.5cm. See illustration £80 - £120 414 A pair of Macintyre Aurelian ware vases with flattened bodies and narrow necks with flared rims, 24.5cm [2] [one damaged] £100 - £150 415 A mid 19th century pottery mug with twin scrolled handles, decorated with roses and other flowers and inscribed ‘Thomas Bould, born Donnington Barracks July 21st 1852 and Ann Bould born at The Lodge November 12th 1853, 14cm £40 - £60 25

416 A Bournes Pottery salt glazed stoneware flask modelled as ‘Queen Alexandrina Victoria’, 20cm £30 - £40 417 A Royal Worcester plate, the centre painted with fruit and signed Jarad, on cerise reserve with gilt scroll decoration, 22.5cm £70 - £100

419 An early 19th century KPM Berlin rectangular porcelain plaque painted with an adoration scene with a man, nuns and children kneeling before the Madonna and child 25cm x 19cm, in a gilt frame with arched aperture. See illustration £400 - £600

418 418 An early 19th century Berlin porcelain plate, the centre painted with a village scene within a lilac and gilded border, inscribed verso ‘Das Forsthaus bei Frankfurt am Main’ 25cm. See illustration £350 - £500

420 420 A Wedgwood Fairyland lustre vase, shape 314g decorated with a combination of ‘Torchas’ and ‘Tree Serpent’ patterns after Daisy MakeigJones painted mark Z5360. See illustration £1,500 - £2,000 421-427 No Lots 419 26

fUrNITUrE AND OBJECTS 428 A mantel clock in oak case with reeded half pillars and circular white dial, the two train German movement striking on a coil gong, 29cm. £30 - £40 429 A Victorian mahogany framed chaise longue with buttoned end and back, scroll arms, serpentine seat, on cabriole legs, 172cm. £150 - £200

440 An early 19th century mahogany Pembroke table with end drawer, on octagonal tapered pillar and four down-curved legs, 120cm x 102cm £80 - £120 441 A Victorian mahogany folding card table with rectangular top, the end supports joined by a turned stretcher, on block feet, 99cm £80 - £120

430 A George III oak bureau, the flap over four long drawers, on bracket feet, 107cm. £120 - £180

442 A reproduction figured walnut side table with rounded corners and drawer to breakfront frieze, on square tapered legs, 122cm £40 - £60

431 An Edwardian mahogany music cabinet with gadroon edge over a blind fret frieze and five drawers, with drop fronts, on cabriole legs, 54.5cm £60 - £80

443 A Victorian oak Davenport with hinged stationery compartment, writing surface, with pillar supports and side drawers, 58cm £60 - £80

432 A Victorian mahogany side table with frieze drawer, on slender ring turned legs, 80cm £30 - £40

444 A reproduction oak buffet enclosed by carved arch panel doors over slide and frieze drawers, on turned legs, joined by a pot shelf, 105cm £350 - £400

433 An early 19th century mahogany folding tea table with rectangular top over a strung frieze, on square tapered legs with moulded panels, 90cm £40 - £60 434 An early 19th century mahogany bureau, the fall flap over four long drawers and on short sabre legs, 91.5cm £120 - £180 435 A reproduction walnut display cabinet with carved crest over panel glazed doors, frieze drawer, on cabriole legs with carved and pierced frieze, 150cm x 99cm £60 - £80

445 A Victorian walnut sideboard, the raised back with display cupboards and mirror over a base with inlaid central doors, glazed canted end cupboards on turned legs with undershelf, 172cm x 126cm £120 - £180 446 A mahogany bureau bookcase with arched pediment over lattice glazed doors, fall flap over two short and one long drawer, on cabriole legs, 222cm x 91cm £100 - £150 447 A reproduction mahogany revolving bookcase, the top with inlaid rosette and banding, 45cm £40 - £60

436 A late Victorian oak bookcase cabinet with leaded glazed doors over pillars and mirror, the base with frieze drawer over carved panel doors, 221cm x 107cm £100 - £150

448 A George III mahogany occasional table, the circular top on turned vase pillar and downcurved tripod, 53.5cm £30 - £40

437 An Edwardian mahogany china cabinet with tracery glazed door, on square tapered legs with line inlay, 61cm £30 - £40

449 A painted pine chest with raised back and sides over two short and two long drawers, 85cm £40 - £60

438 An oak three height sectional bookcase with lifting panel glazed doors, 87cm £60 - £80

450 A shield shape dressing table mirror in mahogany frame, on a serpentine fronted base with three drawers, 44cm and another in scroll frame [2] £40 - £60

439 A Victorian mahogany sideboard with raised display shelves and fretted panels over central and end cupboards with glazed doors and fretted apron, raised on square tapered legs, 131cm £80 - £120

451 A George III square mahogany night table with gallery top, tambour door, drawer and on reeded corner square legs, 44.5cm £40 - £60 27

452 A Victorian oval mahogany supper table on quadruple pillar and carved scroll legs, 117cm x 88cm £80 - £120 453 A Victorian rectangular occasional table, the banded top with inset chequer board, on bobbin turned legs and block feet, joined by a turned stretcher, 86.5cm x 43cm £50 - £70 454 A Edwardian mahogany writing table, the banded top with inset surface, two frieze drawers, on square tapered legs, 93cm x 53cm £60 - £80 455 An Edwardian mahogany cylinder bureau with sliding writing surface over two frieze drawers, on square tapered legs, 75cm £100 - £150 456 A Chinese cloisonné baluster vase decorated with floral panels, 10cm and two others [3] £30 - £40 457 A Chinese cloisonné bowl decorated with dragons and a flaming pearl, 16cm and a vase with narrow neck [2] £40 - £60 458 A Chinese baluster cloisonné vase and cover with floral decoration on a geometric ground, 25cm £40 - £60 459 A Chinese baluster cloisonné vase and cover on pedestal foot, decorated with flowers on a yellow cloud ground, 21.5cm £40 - £60 460 A Chinese baluster cloisonné jardinière decorated with panels of dragons and elephants, 13.5cm £40 - £60 461 A Japanese circular wooden plaque with applied mother-of-pearl and bone, eagle in blossom tree decoration, 45.5cm £30 - £40 462 A Japanese hexagonal bronze plaque decorated in relief with a sage in a tree landscape, within a key pattern border, 23.5cm x 28.5cm £40 - £60 463 A Japanese bronze jardinière, cast with a frog on lily pads and with twin stem handles, 25cm £50 - £70 464 A pair of Chinese hexagonal baluster cloisonné vases decorated with floral panels, 41cm [2] £50 - £70 28

465 A Japanese lacquered table cabinet with sliding panels over a pair of doors enclosing six drawers and two base drawers, decorated with figures and landscapes, 55cm £40 - £60 466 A set of one carver and four single ash dining chairs, the backs with pierced wheel splats and spindles over rush seats and on turned legs [5] £100 - £150 467 An Edwardian oak framed gentleman’s chair, the upholstered arms on spindle supports, on turned and carved legs £40 - £60 468 A George III press with carved cornice over a pair of panel doors, the base with two short and one long drawer, on ogee bracket feet, 127cm £120 - £180 469 An Estey Organ Co. harmonium, the carved back with mirror and shelves, 196cm x 109cm together with an organ stool [2] £150 - £250 470 A George III mahogany occasional table, the circular tipping top on baluster pedestal and cabriole tripod, 55cm £40 - £60 471 An Edwardian satinwood dressing table with oval mirror over shaped drawers with chequer stringing and crossbanding, on square tapered legs and spade feet, 138cm, with matching bedside cupboard and tall cabinet [3] £150 - £250 472 An oak buffet sideboard with carved mask and cornucopia back, two frieze drawers over pot shelf and two carved doors, on shaped bracket feet, 135cm £150 - £250 473 A George III mahogany chest of two short and three long drawers, on shaped bracket feet, 111cm £100 - £150 474 An Edwardian mahogany seven piece parlour suite with scrolled and carved crests over pierced splats, serpentine seats and on square cabriole legs [7] £200 - £300 475 A Victorian rosewood rectangular centre table with strung and inlaid decoration, on square tapered legs with pierced cross stretchers, 90.5cm x 54.5cm £30 - £40

476 A Regency mahogany folding tea table, the D-shaped top with reeded edge over a strung frieze and on reeded tapered legs, 91cm £120 - £180 477 A Regency mahogany folding tea table, the D-shaped top with broad crossbanding over a strung frieze and on wrythen column, platform and four scroll legs, 91cm £120 - £180 478 A reproduction oak cupboard, the doors with leaf carved panels, on turned legs and stretchers, 51cm £40 - £60 479 A reproduction walnut semi-circular side cabinet with carved edge over a pair of panel doors and on short carved cabriole legs, 107cm £40 - £60 480 A set of one carver and four single oak dining chairs with scroll crests and twist sides, on twist legs [5] £100 - £150 481 A set of three Victorian mahogany dining chairs with open backs, serpentine seats and on turned legs [3] £40 - £60 482 No Lot 483 A Victorian ash wardrobe with mirror door flanked by pillars over base drawer, 94cm and a matching dressing table with inlaid decoration [2] (Paper label Pratt & Prince, Bradford) £100 - £150 484 An aneroid barometer in a carved oak case with thermometer, the visible mechanism within an enamelled chapter ring, signed Cattaneo & Co., Leeds, 88cm £80 - £120 485 A mercury column barometer in a shaped mahogany case with thermometer over a circular white dial and level, 101cm £60 - £80 486 A Victorian mercury column barometer in a shaped rosewood case with applied scrolls, the thermometer signed Franks, Manchester, over a circular white dial, 91cm £70 - £100 487 An Edwardian mantel clock in lancet top mahogany case with scroll and rosette inlay, white circular dial and two train French movement striking on a bell, 31.5cm £40 - £60

488 An oak longcase clock, the concave silver crest with inlaid rosette over an arched door, reeded canted corners and mahogany banding, the arch painted dial with seconds and calendar subsidiaries, signed Pitts, Epworth, eight day movement, 222cm. £300 - £400 489 A Swiss cylinder musical box playing eight airs on a 15.5cm cylinder with three bells, the mahogany case with inlaid lid and tune card, 42.5cm £200 - £300 490 A French mahogany framed folding stereoscopic viewer ‘Graphoscope’ in a rosewood case with a collection of cards £100 - £150 490A A French cast bronze group of race horses, after Paul Louis Emile Loiseau-Rousseau, with jockeys jumping over a hedge, bearing signature E Loiseau, on black marble base, 40cm x 28cm £200 - £300 491 A child’s beech rocking chair with bar back, turned arms and on a turned legs £40 - £60 492 A Victorian walnut work table, the hinged lid with central inlaid motif, on a tapering body to a turned pillar and four carved scrolled legs, 49.5cm x 36.5cm £120 - £180 493 An early 18th century style oval oak gateleg dining table with end drawer, on baluster legs joined by reeded corner stretchers, 166cm x 122cm £120 - £180 494 An early 18th century oak kist with scroll carved frieze over three diamond carved panels, 116cm £120 - £180 495 An Afghan rug, the field with three rows of guls on a deep red ground with floret border and geometric subsidiaries, 191cm x 105cm £50 - £70 496 A kelim with stripes of lozenges on multicoloured grounds, 250cm x 142cm and a rug [2] £40 - £60 497 A Persian rug, the centre with birds and trees on a dark blue ground, leaf scroll spandrels and in a trailing flower border, 203cm x 138cm £60 - £80 498 A George III ash country carver chair with rail back, turned arm supports, on square legs £30 - £40 29

510 499 A George II style mahogany dining chair with scroll crest over a shaped panel splat, on cabriole legs with shell carved knees £80 - £100

507 A bow armchair with out-scrolled arms, an armchair with spindle back and a stool with adjustable height [3] £60 - £80

500 A Victorian rosewood centre table, the rectangular top with serpentine sides, on twist supports and down-curved feet, joined by a scroll stretcher, 107cm x 61cm £120 - £180

508 An ash Windsor armchair, the high back with pierced splats, out-scrolled arms and on turned legs £80 - £120

501 No Lot

509 A set of six Victorian mahogany dining chairs, the open backs with scroll bars, on turned tapered legs [6] £120 - £180

502 An ash Windsor armchair, the high back with pierced splats, outscrolled arms and on turned legs £80 - £120 503 A set of three Victorian rosewood dining chairs with open backs, serpentine seats, on cabriole legs with carved knees [3] £50 - £70

510 A Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson rectangular oak coffee table on octagonal baluster supports with floor stretcher, 91cm x 37.5cm. See illustration £150 - £250

504 A reproduction oak buffet sideboard with two rosette carved drawers over a panel door and two drawers, each stage with heavy carved baluster supports, 109cm £150 - £250

511 A ‘Holmoak’ adjustable reclining armchair with open part upholstered arms by E. Horace Holmes Ltd. Camden Town, London, designed by Andrew John Milne. £100 - £150

505 A George III mahogany bureau, the banded flap over two short and three long drawers, on ogee bracket feet, 115cm £150 - £250 506 A George III oak chest of two short and three long drawers, on bracket feet, 98cm £120 - £180 30

512 A Titchmarsh and Goodwin small oak dresser with rack over two frieze drawers and shaped apron with three small drawers, on turned and square legs joined by a pot shelf, 162cm x 91cm £200 - £300

513 A Victorian overmantel mirror, the arched walnut frame with crossbanding and a band of Tunbridge marquetry, 83cm x 115cm £80 - £120

530 A turned wood table lamp with floral decoration on an ebonised ground, 47cm £30 - £40

514 A tall rectangular wall mirror in a gilt frame with inset brass panels, 122cm x 54cm £40 - £60

531 A woolwork panel, worked with butterflies, bird and flowers ‘Susanna Heaton’s Work 1848’, 61cm x 67cm £30 - £40

515 A rectangular overmantel mirror with ebonised surround in a gilt frame with applied ribbed half pillars, 67cm x 96cm £50 - £70

532 A woolwork picture of a gypsy family and donkey, 95cm x 82cm £40 - £60

516 Two conical copper jugs, gallon and half gallon [2] £50 - £70

533 An early embroidered landscape picture, worked in a series of stitches on silk, 29cm x 36.5cm £40 - £60

517 A walnut sewing case with hinged lid and glass panel front enclosing two drawers, 24cm £60 - £80 518 A miniature stained wood chest of frieze drawer over two short and three long drawers, on turned feet, 26.5cm £40 - £60 519 A crystoleum of an artist with his models and admirers, 17cm x 25cm, in gilt frame£30 - £40

534 A woolwork sampler of trees and flowers, ‘Martha Barlow Finished Her Work 1848’, 36.5cm x 36cm and another by Martha Barlow [2] £40 - £60 535 A woolwork sampler worked with a verse and trees, ‘Ann Barlow Finished This Work Nov 5 1826’, 47.5cm x 46cm, and another by Ann Barlow 1829 [2] £40 - £60

520 A treen bowl, 29cm and a turned bread dish with carved inscription to rim [2] £50 - £70 521 A two tier brass framed light fitting, hung with prismatic drops £30 - £40 522 A rectangular oak plaque carved with a cock pheasant taking flight, by Martin Dutton with carved lizard trademark, 45cm x 61cm £50 - £70 523 A brass oil lamp base with opaque glass baluster bowl, enamelled with birds and flowers, 25cm £40 - £60 524 Three gilt cast metal photograph frames of pierced scroll design [3] £40 - £60 525 A black malacca walking stick with silver top, Birmingham 1922 £30 - £40 526 A black malacca walking stick with engraved silver top, London 1918 £40 - £60 527 A mussel shell snuff box, horn snuff box and others [10] £60 - £80 528 A treen nutcracker, carved as the head of a bearded man £30 - £40 529 A mahogany box desk with fitted interior, 50cm £40 - £60

537 & 536 536 A Japanese carved ivory figure of a fisherman with basket and holding a lobster, on circular base with signature, 27cm. See illustration £600 - £800 537 A Japanese carved ivory group of a fisherman and child, taking a fish from a net, on a rocky shore base with seal signature, 33.5cm. See illustration £800 - £1,200 31

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538 A set of twelve single and twelve carver dining chairs with serpentine crests over pierced splats and reeded side supports, on cabriole legs [24] £400 - £600 539 A George III mahogany linen press, the doors with oval moulded panels, enclosing sliding tray over two short and two long drawers, on bracket feet, 198cm x 127cm £250 - £350 540 An early 18th century oak mule chest with crossbanded lid over three banded and moulded panels and three drawers, on bracket feet, 133cm £200 - £300 541 An early 19th century mahogany wine cooler of plain sarcophagus shape, on moulded feet, 91cm £150 - £200 542 A small early 18th century oak kist with two panel lid and two half rosette carved front panels, 80cm £120 - £180

548 548 An early George III mahogany triple top folding card/tea table, the rectangular tops with extended square corners, plain frieze, on cabriole legs and pad feet, 91cm. See illustration £300 - £400 549 A mahogany framed three piece salon suite, the backs with shell crest and acanthus corner panels, scroll arms, serpentine seats, on cabriole legs with paw feet, length of settee 116cm [3] £250 - £350

543 An Adams style mahogany framed settee with arched back and scroll arms, the legs and frieze carved with rams’ heads and floral swags, 203cm. See illustration £150 - £200 544 A George III mahogany bureau bookcase with curved tracery glazed doors, over a fall flap and four long drawers, on bracket feet, 205cm x 91cm £250 - £350 545 A Victorian figured walnut supper table, the circular top with lobed moulded edge, on four scroll carved supports to a base with scroll carved legs, 133cm. See illustration £250 - £350 546 An early 19th century mahogany occasional table with drop flaps, two drawers to each end and on turned wrythen legs, 74.5cm x 57.5cm £150 - £250 547 A George III oak bureau bookcase, the breakfront top enclosed by three glazed doors, over a banded flap and four long banded drawers, on ogee bracket feet, 223cm x 122cm £300 - £400

550 550 An early 18th century oak low boy with one long and two short frieze drawers, on cabriole legs and pad feet, 76cm. See illustration £200 - £300 551 A mantel timepiece in a cast metal case, surmounted by a female figure, 56cm. £30 - £40 552 A mantel clock in an architectural alabaster case with metal columns and mounts the two train movement striking on a coil gong 39.5cm. £50 - £70 33

553 A French lever movement carriage timepiece in brass framed case with white dial plate, 12cm. £30 - £40 554 A Swiss lever movement carriage timepiece in a brass framed case, the white dial plate signed Matthew Norman, 14.5cm. £40 - £60 555 A pair of bronzed metal bookends, cast as dogs and on black marble bases, 19.5cm [2] £50 - £70 556 A three piece French clock set. The clock in a black marble case with inset rouge marble panels and applied decoration, surmounted by a female figure, 60cm, with two matching columns surmounted by urns, 40cm £40 - £60

559 559 An early George III mahogany folding card table the rectangular top with circular drinks rests to the corners and recessed counter wells, on cabriole legs with scroll knees on scroll feet, 89.5cm. See illustration £400 - £600

557 A Danish rosewood two height corner cupboard enclosed by two pairs of bowed tambour doors, the upper section with mirrors and drawers, raised on turned tapered legs, 143.5cm x 99.5cm. £100 - £150

560 A George III mahogany chest with slide over four long graduated drawers, on bracket feet, 79.5cm. £250 - £350 561 A set of eight Regency mahogany dining chairs, the shoulder backs with fan crests and reeding, reeded supports, drop-in seats, reeded front rails on reeded sabre legs [two carvers and six single]. See illustration £750 - £1,000

558 A Victorian oak sideboard with three frieze drawers over open shelves flanked by panel doors, on block and bun feet, all profusely carved with scrolls and stylised flowers, 201cm. £100 - £150

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There will be extra lots and possible alterations prior to sale.

Addendum sheets can be downloaded from our website.

monday 28th April 2014 at 10:30am prompt

Complete contents to The Ponderosa Past Times museum featuring furniture, Artifacts from Victorian times to the 1950s including agricultural and other industry related items. Vintage domestic appliances, clothing, accessories, toys, militaria including a scale model of the 'Battle For Stalingrad' and many other collectable items too numerous to mention.

At 1:00pm prompt Vintage Vehicles and equipment, Bedford 'Green Goddess' Fire Engine (1956), 2 x Second World War motorbikes and sidecars, the cockpit section of A Canberra Aircraft, a scale model Landrover, a large vintage Threshing machine On View: Ponderosa Museum Friday 25th April 10:00am to 4:30pm and Saturday 26th April 9:30am to 12 noon

Wednesday 14th may 2014 10.30am prompt

milner Way, Ossett, Wakefield, Wf5 9JQ A collectors sale to include books, Militaria, toys, taxidermy, a collection of 50+ brass and other vintage scales, clothing, railwayana etc

BUyEr’S CONDITIONS Of SALE 1. All lots (which term shall include all forms of personal property whatsoever and property fitted or affixed to land) are tendered for sale subject to these Conditions. No variation of such Conditions shall be valid unless made in writing and signed by a person duly authorised by the Auctioneer. In these Conditions the 'Auctioneer’ shall be the company or firm or person, or his or their servant or agent who has agreed to auction any lot. By making a bid for any lot the person making the bid warrants that he has read, makes his bid upon and agrees to be bound by these Conditions. He further warrants that he has due authority and capacity to make the bids and binds himself and any employer or principal to honour any contract resulting therefrom. Any bid shall be deemed to be an offer by the Buyer (which term shall include the bidder and any principal or employee of the bidder) to purchase any lot tendered upon these Conditions alone.

2. The Auctioneer tenders any lot for sale as agent for an on behalf of the person from or through whom instructions for sale have been received (the Seller) and not on the Auctioneers’ own behalf. The sale of any lot shall be concluded and binding at the moment when the lot is knocked down. The highest bid will be accepted save in exceptional circumstances, such circumstances to be determined by the Auctioneer whose decision shall be unchallengable.

3. The Auctioneer shall have the sole and exclusive right at the site of the auction to determine all matters whatsoever concerning the conduct and/or effect of any auction sale or purported sale and without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing he shall be entitled to resolve disputes between bidders, to reject any bid, to withdraw, divide or consolidate any lot or lots and he will be entitled to bid on the Seller’s behalf, for any lot offered either with reserve or subject to the Auctioneer’s discretion. No person may advance less at a bid than the sum to be named from time to time by the Auctioneer.

4. As a computerised accounting system operates, it is a Condition precedent to any bid that the bidder obtains from the auctioneer’s clerks, a bidding number which will only be given upon satisfactory proof of identity and payment of a refundable deposit (usually £50.00 or £200.00 if bidding for vehicles, but more if required by the clerk), if called upon to do so by the clerk (for which a receipt will be given at the time of payment). The Auctioneer reserves the right to refuse any prospective Purchaser a bidding number and to refuse to accept bids from any party not having an official bidding number.

5. On a successful bid being accepted by the fall of the hammer, the Buyer undertakes to show his bidding number and if required to do so to pay an additional deposit there and then. The balance of the Buyer’s account shall be paid within one day of the sale – unless a shorter period is indicated by the Auctioneer – at the place specified by the Auctioneer for payment. No Purchaser shall have the right to avail himself of any set-off or other plea for none payment of his purchase money against the Auctioneer or his 38

principals, but he shall be liable to the Auctioneer for any unpaid purchase money whether the lots bought have been delivered up or not. Payment is to be in a form agreeable to the Auctioneer and shall not be deemed to have occurred until any negotiable instrument has been honoured in full. Should payment not be received within this time limit the Auctioneer reserves the right to charge interest at the rate of 15% per annum until payment of the outstanding balance, and to bring into operation the remedies reserved under Condition 6. Time of payment shall be deemed to be of the essence.

6. The Purchaser shall not be entitled to remove any lot from its position at the time of sale until his account has been paid in full. In default of payment the Auctioneer shall have a lien on all the lots purchased by the Buyer and to forfeit any deposit paid (whether described as refundable or not).

The Auctioneer shall also have the right to immediately resell the goods at his sole discretion (whether by auction or private treaty) without any right of compensation in the Buyer. Should a shortfall arise upon any such re-sale the damages recoverable by the Auctioneer from the Buyer shall include – but not be limited to – any loss arising on any resale of any lots together with the necessary expenses (including commission) of both sales. This Condition however is without prejudice to the right of the Auctioneer to enforce the Contract made at this sale if he thinks fit and the duly verified computer sales entry shall be deemed to be full and sufficient evidence of such Contract and binding alike upon Seller and Buyer upon written certification by the Auctioneer presiding.

7. The title to any lot shall remain in the Seller until the full sale price and any storage and interest charges have been paid to the Auctioneer, but the risk of damage to or loss of the lot by whatsoever cause and in whatsoever circumstances shall be transferred to the Buyer upon the sale.

8. The Auctioneer warrants that he will only sell lots which he believes to be owned by the Seller or to which the Seller will be able to pass a good title but should it transpire that the Seller’s title to any lot is defective or that the Seller cannot pass a good title to the Buyer, the Auctioneer shall be under no obligation to the Buyer, other than to use his best reasonable endeavours (short of litigation), to procure the transfer of a good title to the Buyer to assist the Buyer in exercising any remedies that he may have against the Seller.

9. The Buyer shall remove any lot for which he has paid in full plus other charges, if any, by the time for removal, which shall be either the time for payment or the time stated on any sale notes of the Auctioneer whichever shall be later, but provided that no lot shall be removed without the Auctioneer’s express written consent while the Auction is continuing. The Buyer shall be responsible for the removal of the articles and such removal must be carried out safely and lawfully. Flame cutting, the use of explosives or of any other potentially hazardous or inflamatory process shall not be permissible at the site without express written consent.

The Buyer agrees to insure against and to indemnify the Auctioneer and the Seller against any and all claims arising

in respect of injury or damage to person or property, whether real or personal, caused by or in connection with the acts or omissions of the Buyer, whether caused by himself, his servants or agents or his principles or employer.

10. All conditions and warranties as to the condition, quality, description or fitness for any purpose whatsoever of any lot sold by the Auctioneer are hereby expressly excluded.

Neither the Auctioneer nor the Seller will be bound by or liable for any representation of any kind whatsoever, whensoever or howsoever made. Neither the Auctioneer nor the Seller shall be liable for any loss or damage whether caused by negligence or otherwise of either or both or of their servants or agents and without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing neither the Auctioneer nor the Seller shall be liable for any loss of profit, business or production or similar or other loss whether direct or indirect or consequential, however caused.

In the circumstances any potential Buyer should rely solely and exclusively upon his own inspection of any lot and should not treat statements made in sale particulars or before or during the auction by the Seller or Auctioneer either as representations or to be relied upon.

N.B. A sale by auction is not a consumer sale. Sale of Goods Act 1893 Section 55 (7) and Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 Section 12 (2).

No vehicle is warranted or held out to be roadworthy and no lot is warranted or held out to be merchantable or safe for use or complying with statutory requirements for use, display or movement. The Auctioneer, his servants or agents have no authority to make representations.

WITH PARTICULAR REGARD TO MOTOR VEHICLES: ALL ARE SOLD WITH THE STANDARD ‘DISCLAIMER’ – “NO RELIANCE WHATSOEVER SHOULD BE PLACED ON THE MILEAGE READING ON THIS VEHICLE AND SHOULD BE TOTALLY DISREGARDED FOR ALL PURPOSES.” MOREOVER, IT IS DEEMED A CONDITION PRECEDENT TO ANY BID FOR A MOTOR VEHICLE THAT THE BIDDER UPON PURCHASE WILL COMPLETE AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF NOTICE OF CONDITION UNDER SECTION 79 OF THE ROAD TRAFFIC ACT 1960 AS AMENDED BY THE FOURTH SCHEDULE OF THE ROAD TRAFFIC ACT 1962.

11. The Buyer hereby undertakes to ensure that any lot he purchases will be used, moved or displayed whether at the site of the auction or elsewhere only when he has ensured that such use and/or movement and/or display is lawful and safe and satisfy himself that he complies with any requirement of the Health & Safety At Work Acts.

12. Should a Buyer, by himself, his servants or agents cause damage in any way to the site of the auction or damage to or loss of any lot situated thereat, such damage shall be made good by or at the expense of the Buyer or persons committing such damage on his behalf. In all cases the Auctioneer’s assessment of such loss or damage shall be final and unchallengeable and the Buyer undertakes to pay the assessed sum upon receipt of invoice, time being of the essence.

13. The above conditions and all notices, descriptions, statements and other matters in the catalogue or elsewhere concerning any lot are subject to any statements modifying or affecting the same made by the Auctioneer from the rostrum prior to any bid being accepted for the lot. By the making of a bid the Buyer acknowledges acceptance of these conditions and accepts neither the Auctioneer nor the Vendor will be responsible or accept any liability for any accident to life, limb or property which may occur prior to or during the progress of the sale or at any time during the removal of the lots which must be entirely at the Purchaser’s risk. He further understands that the Auctioneers will not transfer any lots from the original Purchaser.

14. If before title to any lot has passed to the Buyer thereof, the Buyer, being an individual, dies, enters into composition or arrangement for the benefit of his creditors or has a Receiving Order in Bankruptcy made against him or, being a body corporate, has a Receiver or a Receiver and Manager appointed or goes into Liquidation or enters into a composition or arrangement for the benefit of his creditors, then the contract for sale of such lot shall be automatically and without notice rescinded unless the Auctioneer elects otherwise within two working days of written notice of such an event. Upon recission, any deposit paid by the Buyer shall be forfeit and the Auctioneer shall be entitled to exercise the rights set out in Clause 6.

If a Buyer is permitted to take possession of any lot before the full sale price has been paid, the Seller and/or the Auctioneer shall be entitled to enter upon any premises of the Buyer or under his control in order to repossess such lot. If, before title passes to the Buyer under these conditions, the Buyer nevertheless purports to resell or otherwise dispose of the lot or any interest therein, the Buyer shall hold the proceeds of such sale or other disposition upon trust for the Auctioneer and the Seller jointly until title passes to the Buyer under these Conditions if at all, and in the meantime the Buyer shall not deal with, charge or dispose of such proceeds except with the written consent of the Seller or of the Auctioneer.

15. In line with Money Laundering Regulations 2007 C. W. Harrison are unable to accept cash payments exceeding the 15,000 euro maximum threshold.

These conditions shall be construed in accordance with and governed by English Law save in respect of sale in Scotland and Northern Ireland which shall be construed in accordance with and governed by Scottish and Northern Irish law respectively.

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