C.W. Harrison & Son

AUCTION SALE CATALOGUE Wednesday 22nd October 2014 at 10.30am prompt

For Sale by Private Treaty

We are pleased to offer on instructions of a retained client an early 20th century council chamber suite that originally graced Hedon Town Hall, Hull comprising:Two mahogany curved tables, on six legs each, with six drawers and green leatherette incised top, each 400cm x 75cm, when joined they form a semi circle; mahogany framed chairman’s bench with three drawers, sloped lift top middle writing surface and brown leatherette incised top, 252cm x 80cm; and a set of three mahogany framed council chairman and clerks’ armchairs with brown leatherette upholstery.

Offers invited in the region of £15,000.00 + Buyers Premium of 15%+VAT [18% in total]

AUCTION SALE CATALOGUE Wednesday 22nd October 2014 at 10.30am prompt Selling on instructions from private clients, Trustees in Bankruptcy, and other sources

Milner Way, Ossett, West Yorkshire, WF5 9JQ

On view: Tuesday 21st October 10.30am-5.00pm Tuesday 21st October 6.00pm-8.00pm Morning of sale from 9.00am onwards To include: Silver and Silver Plate Jewellery Watches Porcelain and Glassware Prints and Artworks Pianos Furniture, Objects and Architectural Pieces

1-42 43-135 141-148 151-222 234-272 274-286 290-423

Enquiries: Tel: 01924 269599 auctions@cwharrison.com Buyer’s Premium: 15% +VAT Catalogues: £5.00 (£6.00 by post) Illustrated catalogues also available online at:

www.cwharrison.com Live Bidding: Live bidding via www.the-saleroom.com. All online purchases will be subject to an additional buyer’s premium of 3% +VAT. Collection: Until Friday 31st October 2014

Front cover illustration: lot 272 Back cover illustration: lot 374

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.

Buyer's Premium Buyer's Premium applies at all C W Harrison & Son sales.

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

Live Bidding Via www.the-saleroom.com Any bids made via www.the-saleroom.com will be subject to an additional 3% plus VAT commission on the hammer price.

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 You shall at your own risk and expense collect any lots that you have purchased and paid for from our premises in line with our published collection schedules which are printed in the catalogue, after which you shall be responsible for any collection, storage and insurance charges. 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 Postage and Packing We do not provide post and packing services in-house.

We would suggest you contact either: 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.

Export of Goods Buyers intending to export goods should ascertain first whether a licence is required and whether there is any prohibition on export.

Data Protection C W Harrison & Son will use information provided by its clients for the provision of auction and art-related services, marketing and to manage and operate its business, or as required by law. C W Harrison & Son operate CCTV cameras throughout the saleroom and yard area and may wish to record and video images of you and or telephone conversations for security or legal reasons or as necessary to provide a higher quality of service. By attending at our premises you are deemed to have accepted our right to record images of you for security or legal reasons.

In The Event Of A Fire All clients on the premises should follow a CWH member of staff (who can be identified by their hi-visibility 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.

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.

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

Health & Safety Legislation and Construction, Design and Management Regulations 1994 Purchasers should be aware of the above and comply as appropriate, by reading notices and complying with instructions upon entering site. Purchasers should attend at the beginning of the auction to hear the Auctioneer’s opening announcements regarding formal requirements.

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 set of six pairs of fish eaters and servers with engraved blades in fitted canteen, a Unity ‘Afternoon Tea Set’ and dessert knives, [a lot] £30 - £40

26 A set of six silver cake forks with dog-nose handles, six coffee spoons and sugar tongs [total approximate weight 4.97 oz] [13]. £40 - £60

2 A WMF oval plated tray, the ends with embossed scrolls and open handles - 60cm x 29cm £40 - £60

27 A circular silver powder bowl on pedestal foot, the hinged cover with inset mirror, Birmingham 1908. £30 - £40

3 A Victorian four piece electroplate tea service, the tapered oval bodies with serpentine moulding and engraved decoration [4]. £40 - £60 4 Two electroplate tea services, dishes etc., [a lot]. £40 - £60 5 A Victorian oval electroplate entree dish and cover with scroll engraving and key pattern rim, a baluster ewer and a pair of cylindrical column candlesticks [4]. £50 - £70 6 A four piece electroplate tea service, the oval bodies with gadroon moulded lower bodies, a circular tray and candelabrum [6] £30 - £40 7 A Dunhill‘Giant’ table cigarette lighter in an engine turned electroplate case £50 - £70 8-19 No lots 20 Four Victorian dressing case cylindrical glass bottles with cut panels and engraved silver tops, London 1891 [4] £50 - £70

28 An oval Victorian silver dish with embossed decoration and pierced panels by Walter & Charles Sissons, London 1897, 17cm x 14cm, and three other small dishes [4] [total approximate weight 6.4oz]. £50 - £70 29 A silver sauce boat with cut shaped rim on three feet, Sheffield 1948 17.5cm, another smaller, a pair of salts and a napkin ring [total approximate weight 12.7oz] [5] £100 - £150 30 A silver trophy cup ‘The Billington Challenge Cup’ by Charles Boyton & Son, London 1924, 23cm, another Homing Pigeon trophy and a 9ct gold and enamelled pigeon medallion [approximate weights, silver 20.20oz, gold 8.8g] [3] £150 - £250 31 Silver Art Deco square cigarette box with engine turned lid, Birmingham 1936, 8.5cm. £20 - £30

21 A silver photograph frame with embossed arched crest and gadroon edges, aperture 20.5cm x 15.5cm. £40 - £60 22 Six pairs of fish eaters with silver cased King’s pattern handles [12] in fitted case. £40 - £60 23 A pair of George III plain silver sugar tongs

by Wm. Eley, Fearn & Chawner, London 1811, another pair by Geo. Smith and a smaller pair [total approximate weight 2.25oz] [3] £30 - £40 24 A Victorian silver three piece communion set, the chalice with knopped stem on lobed foot, flagon with scroll handle and a circular paten, J. E. B. for Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1899 [7.33oz] [3] in fitted presentation case. £60 - £80 25 An embossed silver dressing table set, mirror and brush, trophy etc. - a lot. £50 - £70 4

33 & 32 32 A pair of Scottish style silver napkin rings with engraved and pierced thistle decoration, each set with an oval Cairngorm, Birmingham 1931 [total approximate weight 1.94oz] [2] £40 - £60 33 A pair of Scottish style silver napkin rings with engraved and pierced thistle decoration, each set with an oval Cairngorm, Birmingham 1931 [total approximate weight 1.94oz] [2] £40 - £60 34 A silver tea strainer with shaped edge bowl and pierced handle, Sheffield 1937, a jam spoon with pierced handle and an Old English pattern sauce ladle [total approximate weight 2.92 oz] [3] £30 - £40

35 A child’s knife, silver spoon and fork set in fitted case and miscellaneous silver flatware [total approximate weight 7.01 oz] [10]. £60 - £80 36 A bedside time piece in a silver mounted case with arched top and reed and tie border - 9cm £30 - £40 37 A plain baluster silver Christening mug with plain handle by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1930, 7.5cm [approximate weight 4.89oz]. £40 - £60 38 A pair of mid 18th century silver sugar nippers with baluster arms and shell bowls [total approximate weight 1oz]. £30 - £40 39 An Edward VII silver three piece tea service with oval engraved bodies, gadroon rims with scroll and shell corners, Sheffield 1908 [total approximate weight 35.79oz all in] [3] £300 - £400 40 A set of six Edward VII silver coffee spoons and tongs with scroll chest, Sheffield 1905 and six coffee spoons with stump end handles, [total approximate weight 4oz] [13] £30 - £40 41 A Victorian silver six division toast rack with rounded Gothic handle and on four scroll feet by Edward Barnard and John Barnard, London 1853, 18cm [approximate weight 11oz] £150 - £250

JEWELLERY 43 22ct gold wedding band [approximate weight 3.1g] £50 - £70 44 9ct gold wedding band [approximate weight 2.5g] together with a quartz watch with silver and gold coloured strap £20 - £30 45 A 9ct gold hollow curb link bracelet, a gentleman’s Tissot wristwatch in 9ct gold case, a silver purse and other costume jewellery£50 - £70 46 A single row pearl necklace with a pearl set 9ct gold fastener of rope pattern, and a pair of pearl stud earrings [3] £50 - £70 47 A Dutch 22ct gold commemorative medallion [unmarked but tested as 22ct gold] and a gilt rope twist necklace £120 - £180 48 An oval faceted smoky topaz [approximate weight 33.93ct] £50 - £70 49 A 22ct gold plain wedding ring [approximate weight 8.7g] a 9ct white gold bark effect wedding ring and another with cut decoration [total approximate weight 11.0g] [3] £200 - £300 50 A pair of gold domed ear studs, two eternity rings and two dress rings [5] £50 - £70 51 A pair of 9ct gold cufflinks cast with molten effect, two pairs of oval cufflinks and a signet ring [total approximate weight 34.8g] [4] £100 - £150 52 A 9ct gold open link necklace and a 9ct flattened curb link ankle chain [total approximate weight 12.4g] [2] £100 - £150 53 A 9ct gold ‘R’ initial stone set pendant on 9ct open link chain [total approximate weight 6.4g] £50 - £70

42 42 A George III silver six division toast rack with scrolled bars, on a D-end base with gadroon edge and cast floral corners, on bun feet by S C Young & Co, Sheffield 1817, 18cm [approximate weight 12.9oz] £200 - £300

54 A 9ct gold bracelet of alternating oval links and boss links [total approximate weight 16.4g] £150 - £200 55 An oval sapphire ring, claw set in 9ct gold, a 9ct ring with pierced pattern, signet ring and wedding ring [total approximate weight 9.1g all in] [4] £70 - £100 5

56 A solitaire diamond ring, illusion set on an 18ct broad band [approximate weight 4.3g] £60 - £80

70 A 9ct gold rope twist necklace and bracelet and a curb link bracelet [total approximate weight 36.9g] [3] £300 - £400

57 A solitaire diamond ring, claw set in 9ct gold, a five stoned diamond ring in wave setting and another set with three sapphires [approximate weight 6g all in] [3] £70 - £100

71 A 9ct gold barrel link bracelet with padlock and charms [total approximate weight 22.2g] £180 - £250

58 A garnet ring, the five oval stones set in 9ct gold and an Art Deco aquamarine ring with angular diamond set shoulders [2] £60 - £80 59 A wave pattern 18ct gold ring set with five oval sapphires and twenty small diamonds £180 - £250 60 A solitaire diamond ring, the stone [approximate weight 0.96ct] in an 18ct white gold setting on a yellow gold shank [approximate weight 3.7g all in] £1,200 - £1,800 61 A sapphire ring, the oval stone set round with diamonds in 18ct gold [approximate weight 3.2g] and two others in 9ct gold [total approximate weight 3.5g] [3] £80 - £120 62 A five stone citrine ring, the graduated stones set round with opals in 9ct gold [approximate weight 1.9g] £50 - £70 63 An opal ring, the seven oval stones as a New Zealand fern between small diamonds, in unmarked white gold £70 - £100 64 A blue zircon ring, the circular stone with scroll diamond set shoulders £40 - £60 65 A two strand graduated pearl necklace with 9ct gold clasp £60 - £80 66 Four pairs 9ct gold and other hoop earrings, silver and dress jewellery (a lot]£50 - £70 67 An Edward VII [1902] half sovereign pendant in 9ct scroll mount, on flattened link chain (total approximate weight 12.3g] £120 - £180 68 A rectangular hinged locket on a 9ct gold flattened curb link chain [approximate weight 21.3g] £150 - £200 69 Two 9ct gold flattened curb link bracelets [approximate weight 16g] [2] £120 - £180 6

72 A 9ct gold ‘Russian’ wedding ring, three others and an ingot pendant [total approximate weight 31.3g] [5] £250 - £350 73 A 9ct gold slave bangle with leaf scroll engraved decoration [approximate weight 18.4g] £120 - £180 74 A 9ct gold half moon charm, crucifix pendant and stock pin with porcelain plaque [total approximate weight 9g] and a 22ct wedding ring [approximate weight 3.6g] [4] £120 - £180 75 A 9ct gold ring set with an oval topaz, a cameo ring and another [total approximate weight 13g] £70 - £100 76 Two 9ct gold eternity rings, set with small diamonds, a half hoop emerald and diamond half hoop eternity ring [total approximate weight 5.9g] an 18ct half hoop eternity ring set with diamonds [approximate weight 2.3g] and two others [6] £50 - £70 77 A three stone diamond ring in 18ct gold [approximate weight 2.5g] a pearl ring in 15ct gypsy setting [approximate weight 2.7g] and two cluster rings [4] £80 - £120 78 A cast circular silver St Christopher pendant of open design by Georg Jensen £30 - £40 79 A 9ct gold signet ring [approximate weight 3.9g] simulated pearl necklace, earrings, watches etc [a lot] £40 - £60 80 A silver curb link bracelet, hung with charms and coins [total approximate weight 4.55oz] £50 - £70 81 Two silver curb link double Albert watch chains, each hung with sports medallion [total approximate weight 5.04oz] [2] £50 - £70 82 A Jadeite plaque brooch carved as a bird on silver mount, seed pearl cluster stick pin and a pearl cluster ring in 9ct gold [3] £50 - £70

83 A silver slave bangle with leaf-scroll engraving, a curb link silver bracelet hung with a large number of charms and a ring [total approximate weight 5.77oz] [3] £70 - £100

92 A five stone diamond ring with old brilliant cut stones [total approximate weight 1.30ct] set in white gold [total approximate weight 2.4g] £1,000 - £1,500

84 A 9ct gold lady’s watch strap [approximate weight 5.6g] and two unmarked curb link Alberts [3] £40 - £60

93 An emerald and diamond crossover ring the rectangular emerald [approx 1.20ct] with two brilliant cut diamonds in 18ct gold [total approximate weight 5.4g] £700 - £1,000

85 A 9ct gold open curb link bracelet with Star Of David charm [total approximate weight 26.1g] £200 - £250

94 A diamond pendant, the brilliant cut stone in claw setting on a 9ct gold fine chain [total approximate weight 0.9g] £80 - £120

86 An oval sapphire [approximate weight 2.3ct] ring, set round with two rows of forty eight diamonds in 18ct gold [total approximate weight 6.4g] £400 - £600

95 A Krugerrand pendant in scroll and swag 9ct gold setting, on a flat trace link chain [total approximate weight 59.8g] £600 - £800

87 A diamond solitaire ring, the old brilliant-cut stone in a square setting with diamond set shoulders in 18ct gold and platinum [total approximate weight 4.7g] £500 - £700 88 A three stone diamond ring, the brilliant-cut stone [each approximately 0.33ct] set in 18ct gold [total approximate weight 3.4g] £800 - £1,200 89 An oval dark blue sapphire [approximate weight 2.50ct] ring with split diamond set shoulder in 14ct gold [total approximate weight 3.0g] £300 - £400

96 A citrene pendant the drop shape stone in an 18ct gold fold-round setting and an 9ct gold Figaro link chain [total approximate weight 25.1g] £300 - £400 97 An 18ct gold necklet of oval and heart links [total approximate weight 21.3g] £200 - £300 98 A yellow Beryl ring, the cushion shaped stone set in 18ct gold with fancy shoulders [total approximate weight 7.4g] £400 - £600 99 A 9ct gold ring set with five graduated cubic zirconia and a sapphire ring set round with circular and baguette cubic zirconia [total approximate weight 8.2g] [2] £100 - £150 100 An emerald ring, the oval stone flanked by six diamonds in 18ct gold setting with reeded shoulders [approximate weight 3.0g] £120 - £180 101 A pair of emerald and diamond rings in curved settings on an 18ct gold band [total approximate weight 6.2g] £300 - £400

109, 90 & 132 90 A ruby and diamond triple cluster ring, the three oval rubies [approximate weights 1.00ct and 0.70ct x 2] set round with diamonds in 18ct gold [total approximate weight 6.0g] £800 - £1,200 91 A diamond cluster ring, the five Brazilian cut stones [total approximate weight 2.30ct] set in a diamond shape in 18ct gold [total approximate weight 4.2g] £1,500 - £2,500

102 An emerald ring, the three oval stones with diamonds in a Victorian style 18ct gold setting [total approximate weight 3.4g] £250 - £350 103 A ruby, sapphire and garnet cluster ring, set in a domed spiral in 14ct gold [total approximate weight 6.1g] £100 - £150 104 An opal cluster ring set in a dome pattern on a pierced cushion in 14ct gold [total approximate weight 6.7g] £80 - £120 7

105 An opal and ruby cluster ring set with oval opals and rubies in a cushion shape in 18ct gold [total approximate weight 5.7g] £120 - £180

118 A 9ct gold box link bracelet and a pair of matching box link drop earrings [total approximate weight 16.2g] [3] £100 - £150

106 A sapphire cluster ring, the nineteen stones set in a diamond pattern in 18ct gold [total approximate weight 4.8g] £120 - £180

119 An 18ct gold emerald pendant, the oval stone set round with diamonds, on a fine chain and a pair of matching earrings £300 - £400

107 A pink sapphire and diamond ring the central oval stone flanked by two diamonds [approx 0.25ct each] in 18ct gold [total approximate weight 3.4g] £800 - £1,200

120 A 9ct gold twist effect bangle [approximate weight 8.1g] £60 - £80

108 An oval cabouchon emerald [approximate weight 6.35ct] ring, set round with twenty two diamonds in white 18ct gold [total approximate weight 6.9g] £700 - £1000 109 An oval cabouchon ruby [approximate weight 2.45ct] ring set round with 14 diamonds in 18ct gold [total approximate weight 3.4g] £1,500 - £2,000 110 A blue and yellow sapphire cross over ring, the two octagonal stones bezel set in 18ct [total approximate weight 5.0g] £400 - £600 111 A sapphire and diamond triple cluster ring, the three oval sapphires [approximate weight 1.25ct each] set round with twenty diamonds in 18ct gold £800 - £1,200 112 An oval smoky topaz pendant in 9ct twist pattern setting, on a fine gold chain £120 - £180 113 A pendant, cluster set with nine garnets, on a fine silver box link chain £40 - £60 114 A 22ct gold oval and cobra link chain [approximate weight 16.7g] £300 - £400 115 A 9ct gold 1/4 oz pendant on textured ground, on a fine curb link chain [approximate weight 11.5g] £80 - £120 116 A pair of cufflinks set with oval black star sapphires on a trapezium textured base and T-bar fasteners in 14ct gold [total approximate weight 9.2g] £100 - £150 117 An 18ct gold flattened channel curb link necklace [approximate weight 85.5g] £1,000 - £1,500 8

121 An Elizabeth II [1982] half sovereign pendant in heart motif frame on a fine chain [total approximate weight 11.5g] £100 - £150 122 An 18ct gold pendant mount for a drop shaped stone, four dress rings and a bracelet [6] £70 - £100 123 A 9ct gold Cleopatra style collarette with textured and plain flattened tubes, textured links [approximate weight 27.5g] £250 - £350 124 A 9ct gold curb link necklace with round and angled links [approximate weight 75g] £500 - £700 125 A 9ct gold box link chain necklace [approximate weight 40.2g] £300 - £400 126 A 9ct gold double strand rope twist necklace [approximate weight 49g] £350 - £450 127 A 9ct gold plaited effect bracelet, the centre with a mounted quarter krugerrand [total approximate weight 24.8g] £200 - £300 128 A 9ct gold panther link bracelet, the centre with a mounted George V [1912] half sovereign [total approximate weight 9.8g] £120 - £180 129 A gentleman’s 9ct gold textured and plain curb link bracelet [approximate weight 103.7g] £750 - £1,000 130 A cultured pearl necklace with pearl set 9ct swirl pattern clasp £100 - £150 131 A 9ct gold textured brick link wide bracelet [approximate weight 48.4g] £400 - £500 132 A tanzanite ring, the oval stone [approximate weight 2.75ct] set round with sixteen diamonds in 18ct white gold [total approximate weight 6.9g] £1,000 - £1,500

133 A seven stone diamond half hoop eternity ring, the stones [approximate weight 0.20ct each] set in 18ct white gold [approximate weight 4.1g] £1,200 - £1,800

151 A Nao porcelain figure of a girl in a flared skirt on moulded base 22cm £20 - £30

134 A solitaire diamond cross-over ring, the emerald cut stone [approximate weight 0.73ct] in 18ct white gold setting £1,500 - £2,000

152 A Lladro porcelain group of a reclining waman with her baby, a girl child looking on, on an oval base in matt glaze, 28cm long £40 - £60

135 A solitaire diamond ring, the brilliant-cut stone [approximate weight 1.25ct] in 18ct white gold setting and yellow gold shank [total approximate weight 4.4g] £2,500 - £3,500

153 A Royal Doulton model ‘American Great Dane’ HN2601, large size 21.6cm £100 - £150

136-140 No Lots

WATCHES 141 A Waltham movement gentleman’s pocket watch in a Dennison gold plated engine turned hunter case £50 - £70

PORCELAIN AND GLASSWARE

154 A pair of late 19th century continental porcelain urns, the bodies with applied cherubs and floral swags, on square bases and with domed flower encrusted lids, 31cm [2] £80 - £120 155 A Grainger & Co, Worcester urn shaped vase with twin scroll handles, painted with cattle in a river landscape, on square base the domed cover with finial 34cm £150 - £200

142 A gentleman’s pocket watch for H Samuel, Manchester in silver case, Chester 1894 £30 - £50

156 A pair of Royal Crown Derby cabinet plates in Japan pattern, date code 1891, 26cm [2] £70 - £100

143 A gentleman’s Rotary watch in a rectangular gilt case, an Accurist watch in rectangular case and a fashion watch [3] £40 - £60

157 A pair of Spode stone china octagonal sauce tureens, enamelled in oriental floral pattern and with twin dolphin handles 19cm x 10cm [2] £80 - £100

144 A lady’s Carven bracelet watch, the circular green dial on a abstract bark gold plated bracelet £20 - £30

158 An oval porcelain desk tray with scalloped rim and twin scroll handles painted with floral sprigs and swags, with a pair of covered ink wells and spill holder 31 x 21 [4] £140 - £180

145 A lady’s Perfex wristwatch in 9ct gold case, on a pierced link rolled gold bracelet £30 - £40 146 A gentleman’s Bulova ‘Accuquartz’ wristwatch in elliptical 9ct gold case, on a textured 9ct gold strap [total approximate weight 68g] £400 - £600 147 A lady’s Realm wristwatch in 9ct gold case on a cut brick link bracelet [total approximate weight 17.9g] £150 - £250 148 A lady’s Chopard, Geneve wristwatch the rectangular plain dial set round with two rows of diamonds in 18ct gold on a tapered 18ct gold mesh bracelet, watch case no 109524.5098.1 [total approximate weight 58.2g] £1,000 - £1,500 149 No lot

159 A Noritake dressing table set, the oval tray painted with a river landscape on a blue and gilt ground with matching hat pin holder, ring stand, powder bowl etc tray 30cm x 22cm and a Bavarian porcelain dessert plate [7] £60 - £80 160 A Royal Worcester porcelain cylindrical vase with flared rim and foot, painted with roses, lilies and forget-me-nots, date code 1914, 11.5cm £50 - £70 161 A Royal Crown Derby lozenge shaped dish with acorn handles, in 1128 Imari pattern, on four scroll feet, date code 1917 20.5cm x 18.5cm £40 - £60 162 A Royal Crown Derby concave sided urn with twin scroll handles, on circular pedestal, with domed cover, in 1128 Imari pattern, date code 1918, 15.5cm £60 - £80 9

163 A Royal Crown Derby baluster shaped vase with narrow neck in 1128 Imari pattern, date code 1927, 7cm £30 - £40 164 A pair of Chinese tin-glazed earthenware plates painted in blue with a vase and flowers, 22cm [2] £30 - £40 165 Three first period Worcester porcelain tea bowls and saucers and a slops bowl, printed in blue ‘Mother and Child’ pattern [4] £70 - £100 166 A Susie Cooper bone china tea service for twelve settings in ‘Fragrance’ pattern including side plates, dessert plates, cups and saucers, dessert bowls, sugar bowl, milk jug and tea pot [55] £100 - £150

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167 A Ruskin pottery vase with squat baluster body and concave cylindrical neck, in mottled blue glaze, impressed date 1930, 26cm £50 - £70 168 A Royal Worcester figure ‘H.M. Queen Elizabeth II’ 1453/2500, to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee 2012, with certificate of authenticity 23cm £50 - £70 169 A Japanese circular heavy earthenware dish moulded and enamelled with carp in a cloud and diaper border, and a pair with carp and turtle decoration 30cm [2] £60 - £80 170 A Vienna porcelain plate painted with portrait of a girl ‘Marguerite’ and signed Wagner, in a blue and gilt border 24cm [please note the vendor informs us that this piece has been restored] £100 - £150 171 A Vienna porcelain plate painted with Tyrolean man ‘Raucher’ in a blue and gilt border 24cm £200 - £300 172 A Royal Worcester porcelain baluster shaped ewer [H242] with floral scroll handle and moulded base, painted with Highland cattle and signed John Stinton, date code 1912, 30cm [please note the vendor informs us that this piece has been restored] £150 - £200 10

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173 A Troika [Cornwall] ‘Tin Mine Engine House’ lamp base in blue glaze, 21cm £100 - £150

180 A Moorcroft ‘Apollo’ pattern baluster vase designed by Sian Leeper, dated 2005, 22cm £150 - £250

174 A Royal Doulton lobed gourd shaped pottery vase in flambé glazes monogram F.M 17.5cm £80 - £120 175 A Doulton Lambeth stoneware baluster flagon with incised and applied stylised floral decoration, with silver mount and hinged cover [London 1879], 23.5cm £50 - £70 176 A Prinknash fan shaped vase on circular base, 16cm and a baluster vase with moulded Tudor rose 16cm, both in metallic grey glaze [2] £30 - £40 177 A Richard Wilson, Dorset studio pottery circular bowl with trailed decoration and painted with abstract fruit 24.5cm £30 - £40

181 A Lladro figure‘Bordadora Insular’ [The Lone Embroiderer] No 865, 28cm £50 - £70 182 A Poole pottery ‘Studio’ squat baluster vase with narrow neck, moulded with cobble stone pattern in green glaze 33cm £40 - £60 183 A Poole pottery powder bowl and cover decorated with a rose bud pattern on white slip, 527/RA 9.5cm £20 - £30 184 A Poole pottery spherical vase with a band of abstract decoration, [OR], on grey and cream slip 8.5cm £40 - £60

178 A Moorcroft coaster with Emma Bossens abstract floral trial design decorated by Gillian Johnston and Vicky Ford, date code 2008, 10.5cm £30 - £40

185 A Poole pottery baluster shape vase decorated in Fuchsia [ED] pattern on cream slip 12.5cm and a bowl in the same decoration [2] £50 - £70

179 A Moorcroft ‘Natural Pottery’ baluster vase with flared rim, green glaze on ribbed surface 19cm £30 - £40

186 A Poole pottery cylindrical vase with flared rim, decorated in Fuchsia [335/YO] pattern on cream slip 18.5cm £50 - £70 11

188 A Royal Crown Derby bone china coffee set, painted and gilt in the Old Imari palette, pattern no 1128, comprising six each coffee cups, saucers and side plates, printed marks to the underside, variously date coded [18] £200 - £300 189 A pair of Royal Crown Derby bone china ornamental ewers, painted and gilt in the Old Imari palette, pattern no 1128, printed mark to the underside, date coded, 25.5cm high £200 - £300 190 A pair of Royal Crown Derby bone china ginger jars and covers, painted and gilt in the Old Imari palette, pattern no 1128, printed mark to the undersides, differently date coded, 11cm high £150 - £250 191 A pair of Royal Crown Derby bone china candlesticks, painted and gilt in the Old Imari palette, pattern no 1128, printed mark to the undersides, date coded, 26.7cm high £500 - £700 187 187 A Poole pottery baluster vase decorated with Persian style leaves and tendrils [966/BR] on white slip 24cm £60 - £80

192 A Royal Crown Derby bone china two handled loving cup, painted and gilt in the Old Imari palette, pattern no 1128, printed mark to the underside, date coded, 7.7cm high £50 - £70

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193 A Royal Crown Derby bone china vase, of flared circular form, with beaded rims, painted and gilt in the Old Imari palette, patter no 1128, printed mark to the underside, date coded, 11.7cm high £60 - £80 194 A Royal Crown Derby bone china, circular section stem goblet, painted and gilt in the Old Imari palette, pattern no 1128, printed mark to the underside, date coded, 12.2cm high, together with a similar shaped circular plate with waved border, 22cm diameter and a similar small dish [3] £60 - £90 195 A Moorcroft pottery table lamp of baluster form, tube lined and painted with clematis on a green ground, impressed marks to the undersides, 31cm high overall £100 - £150 196 A large Poole pottery ewer decorated with floral sprays [S/R2] on cream slip, 29cm £40 - £60 197 A Spode ‘York Minster Chalice’ [16/200] to commemorate the 500th anniversary, with certificate 31cm £50 - £70 198 Four Minton bronze and ivory porcelain figures ‘Sea Breezes’, ‘Travellers Tales’, ‘The Sage’ and ‘Spellbound’ [4] £70 - £100 199 Two Prattware pot lids ‘The Waterfall’ and ‘Victor Emmanuel and Garibaldi’, 10.5cm [2] £30 - £40 200 A pair of Samson models of parrots, standing on oak tree stump bases, 33cm and 34.5cm [2] £70 - £100 201 A pair of Chinese style models of seated grey hounds in white glaze, on oval bases and gilt metal mount 24.5cm [2] £50 - £70 202 A Derby ovoid vase painted with a named view in Switzerland, the dark blue ground with gilt enrichments with twin foliate-capped handles, 28cm £200 - £300 203 A pair of Chelsea figures he with pink coat and playing a pipe, she holding flowers, he with a dog rocaille base, she with a sheep, both amid polychrome bocage, red anchor marks, circa 1780, 23cm high £250 - £350 204 An Austrian pottery plaque with moulded and painted portrait of a lady in feathered hat 47cm £30 - £40

205 A Royal Doulton figure ‘The Auctioneer’ HN2988 £25 - £35 206 A Limoges porcelain part dessert service with moulded scalloped rims decorated with sprays of wild flowers [14] £60 - £80 207 Six Minton earthenware tiles painted with scenes from ‘Morte d’Arthur’ and others 15.5cm [6] £40 - £60 208 A collection of Royal Copenhagen Demark blue and white patterned tea and coffee ware many pieces in the Meissen style including chocolate pot, coffee and tea pot etc £120 - £150 209 An Art Deco style table lamp as a 1930s bust of a young lady, on a stepped base £20 - £30 210 A pair of French cylindrical opaque glass vases painted with butterflies and foliage, each 33cm high [2] £40 - £60 211-212 No Lots 213 A large clear glass baluster pharmacy display bottle with faceted spire stopper 77cm £40 - £60 214 A Lalique frosted glass figure of a cockerel, on circular base, 20.5cm £40 - £60 215 A pair of Tamaian glass scent bottles and stopper with trailed and gilt decoration 19cm [2] £50 - £70 216 A pair of ruby glass mantel vases with crenellated rims and on pedestal bases, with enamel and gilt decoration and prismatic drops 36cm [2] £50 - £70 217 A pair of blue glass mantel vases with crenellated tops and on pedestal bases, with enamelled and gilt decoration, hung with two tiers of prismatic drops 37.5cm on wooden bases [2] £70 - £100 218 A garniture of three opaque glass mantel vases, the central vase with spire lid and on cylindrical base, enamelled floral decoration 62cm and 36.5cm [3] £60 - £80 219 A harlequin set of ten George II glass rinsers of circular form with part-fluted bodies, double lipped and plain feet, slight variations of size, 14cm [10] £100 - £150 13

220 An Early Victorian cut-glass magnum decanter with faceted shoulders, the body decorated with various leafy sprays, 37cm £150 - £250

240 A set of three Anglo/Indian watercolours, scenes with figures and buildings, each 48cm x 35cm £60 - £80 241-250 No Lots

221 A pair of trumpet shaped glass mantel lustres with flared rims and domed feet, hung with prismatic drops, 23cm [2] £100 - £150

250 [ARR] JOS HILLIARD (British b. 1945), ‘Late Afternoon Pintail’, oil on board, signed, 30cm x 40cm £80 - £120 251 [ARR] JOS HILLIARD (British b. 1945), ‘Moonlight Brent’, oil on board, signed, 30cm x 40cm £80 - £120 252 [ARR] JOS HILLIARD (British b. 1945), ‘Brent Falling In’, oil on board, signed, 30cm x 40cm £80 - £120

222 222 A pair of cut glass butter-dishes, covers, and stands, 2nd quarter 19th Century, of oval form, the covers surmounted by faceted knops, the dishes with leafy borders, the stands of conforming decoration and with bands of hobnail cutting, 23cm [2] £300 - £500 223 No Lot

253 [ARR] JOS HILLIARD (British b. 1945), geese over estuary, indistinctly titled, oil on board, signed, 30cm x 40cm £80 - £120 254 [ARR] JOS HILLIARD (British b. 1945), ‘Mill Meadow’, oil on board in oval mount, signed, 50cm x 40cm £100 - £150 255 [ARR] JOS HILLIARD (British b. 1945), geese over estuary, indistinctly titled, oil on board in oval mount, signed, 50cm x 40cm £100 - £150

PRINTS AND ARTWORKS 234 [ARR] KYFFIN WILLIAMS (British 1918-2006), ‘Coastal scene with two cows on a cliff top’ Limited Edition printed initialled in pencil and numbered 507/750, 36cm x 41cm £80 - £120

256 SARAH BALDWIN ‘Hackness Lake’ oil on canvas labelled verso, 36cm x 46cm £40 - £60

235 [ARR] ALWYN CRAWSHAW [British b.1934] ‘Moored boats with village beyond’ watercolour, signed, 31cm x 41cm £30 - £50 236 HUGO MARIO ‘A Venetian Waterway’ watercolour, signed, 31cm x 48cm £70 - £100 237 CAMPBELL TINNING ‘Bowlake Aug.1936’ watercolour, signed, 41cm x 66cm £30 - £50

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238 JERZY FACZYNSKI (Polish 1917-1943), ‘Nude Study’ watercolour, signed, 27cm x 36cm£20 - £40

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239 LA VALLETTA, ‘Nude woman on chair’, watercolour, signed, 46cm x 31cm £20 - £40

257 J.C. BARLOW‘Irish coastal landscape - figures in the foreground haymaking’ oil on canvas, signed, 76cm x 102cm £100 - £150

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258 H. JENNINGS? ‘Cottage on moorland’ oil on board, signed, 32cm x 39cm £20 - £40

260 [ARR] FRED YATES (British 1922-2008), ‘Gay Days’ oil on canvas, signed, 41cm x 24cm £400 - £500

259 H. CLIFF? ‘Eastern seascape’ oil on canvas, signed, 46cm x 61cm £20 - £40

261 M. KENNEDY ‘Nude female study’ oil on canvas, unsigned, with another nude study to verso, 61cm x 51cm £60 - £80 262 J. PAS ‘Country lane’ oil on canvas, signed, 49cm x 74cm £30 - £50 263 J. PAS ‘Country scene’ oil on canvas, signed, 49cm x 74cm £30 - £50 264 M. BELL? ‘Ruined Abbey’ oil on canvas, indistinctly signed, 41cm x 54cm £40 - £60 265 [ARR] JOHN BAMPFIELD (British b.1947) ‘House of Commons’ oil on canvas, signed, 45cm x 121cm £20 - £40 266 A. FRANCINI ‘Eastern Port Scene’ oil on canvas, signed, 49cm x 39cm £40 - £60 267 DONALDO a pair ‘cottages in country setting’ oil on canvas, signed, each 35.5 cm x 27.5cm £70 - £100 268 Attributed to THEODORUS FREDERICK CARL MEELES 1877-1962, ‘Still Life Vase of Flowers’, 26cm x 32cm £80 - £120 269-271 No Lots

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272 272 [ARR] KEN A HOWARD R.A. [British, b.1932] ‘Life Drawing The Artists Studio’, A nude in the foreground, oil on canvas, signed, 119cm x 99cm £7,500 - £10,000

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PIANOS 280 A John Broadwood & Sons, London, upright overstrung piano, frame number 97381, in a rosewood and marquetry inlaid case £70 - £100

274 A Witton, Witton & Co., London, upright, overstrung piano, in a rosewood and inlaid case, fitted to the frieze with brass candlesticks, together with a stained wood box seat piano stool, fitted with two drawers to the base [2] £25 - £40

281 A Blakenstein, London & Berlin, upright overstrung piano, in a rosewood and marquetry inlaid case in the Art Nouveau manner, numbered 27589 £40 - £60

275 An Alfred Eccles, Berlin, upright, straight strung piano, in a figured walnut case, numbered 6048, together with a Victorian stained mahogany music stool with revolving square upholstered seat, 51cm high [2] £40 - £50

282 A Rimfield upright overstrung piano, in a mahogany stained case £30 - £40

276 A Challen baby grand piano, in a mahogany case, square tapering supports, together with a stained wood box seat piano stool [2] £250 - £350

283 A Challen & Sons, London, upright, straight-strung piano, in a figured walnut case with fret work panelled frieze £70 - £100

277 A Bell, London & Canada, upright overstrung piano, frame number 136665, in a mahogany stained case, together with a stained wood piano stool, fitted with three fall front drawers to the frieze [2] £20 - £40

284 A Max Adolph grand piano, in a part-restored, ebonised rosewood case, 142.24cm long £150 - £200 285 A Regency square piano, by John Broadwood & Sons, London, in a mahogany case, on turned and fluted tapering circular supports, indistinct serial number 48567, probably 1835-1840 £600 - £800

278 An Eavestaff upright overstrung piano, in a stained mahogany case, numbered 90966, together with stained wood box seat piano stool [2] £20 - £40

286 A Barratt & Robinson, London, compact upright overstrung piano, in a mahogany case, together with a modern box seat piano stool [2] £80 - £120

279 An upright overstrung piano, frame number 8812, in a figured walnut case, the frieze with marquetry panel in the Art Nouveau manner £60 - £80

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FURNTIURE, OBJECTS AND ARCHITECTURAL PIECES 290 A George III figured mahogany circular dining table, composed of two D-shaped interlocking sections, on square tapering supports, 132cm wide £100 - £150 291 An Edwardian mahogany, satinwood banded and line-inlaid bowfront display cabinet, the top with back ledge, the frieze with single glass panel door, on three cabriole supports, 77cm wide £50 - £80 292 A Victorian mahogany breakfast table, the circular tipping top with moulded border, on an octagonal section pillar and shaped triangular base, bun feet, 120cm in diameter £40 - £70 293 A late George III oak corner cabinet, with a dentil moulded cornice above a fielded panel cupboard door enclosing shelves, flanked by angled reeded pilasters, 134cm wide x 107cm high £50 - £80 294 An oak, ash and beech Windsor armchair, the hooped stick back with central splat, the saddle seat on turned tapering circular supports joined by turned stretchers £100 - £150 295 A Victorian mahogany-framed armchair, the buttoned and nailed back above a conforming stuffover seat, flanked by baluster rails, and on turned, tapering circular supports joined by turned stretchers £60 - £100

296 A 19th century oak and ash Windsor armchair, the hooped stick back with central splat, the saddle seat on turned tapering circular supports joined by a crinoline stretcher £150 - £200 297 An early 19th century oak and mahogany banded chest, the oblong top above two short and three long graduated, cockbeaded drawers, turned wood handles and bone diamond escutcheons, turned feet, 102cm wide £70 - £100 298 An early 20th century French mahogany, line-inlaid and ormolu-mounted marble top bedside cupboard, enclosed by a panel cupboard door with ceramic liner, on turned tapering circular supports, 47cm wide £80 - £120 299 A Victorian figured mahogany chest, the rounded rectangular top with moulded border, above two short and three long graduated, cockbeaded drawers, on a plinth, bun feet, 122cm wide £100 - £150 300 An early 19th century figured mahogany, boxwood and ebony line-inlaid chest, of broken bowfront form, the top with moulded edge above two short and four long graduated drawers, replacement brass handles, shaped apron, later pottery castors, 115cm wide £80 - £120 301 A Regency fruitwood framed open arm dining chair, with a horizontal railed back above a dished seat and on square section supports, together with five matched early 20th century mahogany examples, similar [6] £150 - £250 302 A set of six Victorian walnut framed dining chairs, the backs blind-carved and ornamented with a balustraded rail, each with stuffover bowfront seat and on turned tapering circular supports £100 - £150

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303 A George IV oak, mahogany banded and line-inlaid estate cupboard, the upper section with a moulded cornice above two cupboard doors, flanked by reeded pilasters, enclosing a part fitted interior, the base with two short over three long graduated drawers, brass drop handles and lockplates, bun feet, 123cm wide £125 - £175 19

304 An Edwardian mahogany, satinwood banded and line in-laid bureau bookcase, the upper section with swan neck pediment above two astragal glazed doors enclosing shelves, the base with a cylinder bureau, internally fitted and with leather skiver, above three long graduated drawers, brass drop handles, bracket feet, 92cm wide £200 - £300 305 An early 20th century mahogany, satinwood banded and line-inlaid two piece bedroom suite, comprising wardrobe, two bevelled mirror panel doors flanking cupboards and drawers and with two further drawers below, silvered peardrop handles,196cm wide, and a matching dressing table, centrally with an adjustable bevelled rectangular cheval mirror, flanked by angled mirror door cupboards above pedestals, each of three drawers, flanked by wing mirrors and with two further drawers below, square tapering legs, 130cm wide £150 - £200 306 An oak mule chest in the George III manner, the moulded rectangular top above a fielded, panelled frieze, conforming sides, and with two drawers to the base, brass drop handles and lockplates, block feet, 141cm wide £180 - £250 307 A Victorian aesthetic period drawing room mirror, centrally with a rectangular mirrored panel, within an ebonised, gilt and painted frame [distressed], 173cm wide x 181cm high £60 - £100 308 A Victorian oak fire surround, decorated with rectangular parquetry lined panels within moulded boarders, 192cm wide, 124cm high, 34cm deep £60 - £100 309 A Victorian cast iron fire insert, framed by cast foliate mouldings, 247cm wide x 97cm high £40 - £60 310 A Victorian cast iron tiled fire insert, 97cm wide x 97cm high £60 - £80 311 A Victorian painted wood settee, with an upholstered scroll end, back rail and corner panel, above a conforming stuffover seat and on cabriole supports £60 - £100 312 An Edwardian three piece suite, comprising high back two-seater settee and pair of matching armchairs, each on ebonised square tapering supports, pottery castors £80 - £120 20

313 A Victorian figured mahogany bowfront chest, of two short over two three long graduated drawers, flanked by octagonal section pillars, turned wood handles, turned supports, 132cm wide £80 - £120 314 A pair of Victorian carved and stained oak side chairs, in the Jacobethan manner, each with a padded upholstered back panel and seat, and on turned and block supports joined by spiral turned understretchers £70 - £90 315 An early 20th century continental walnut framed bergere open armchair, with drop-in padded seat panel, and on turned and block supports with fluted scroll feet joined by an ornamental apron rail £70 - £90 316 A Victorian conversation sofa, the white and gilt painted frame of octagonal outline, fitted with four button upholstered backs and conforming stuffover seats [distressed] £100 - £150 317 A George III mahogany and parquetry lined bow front chest, four long graduated cockbeaded drawers, turned wood handles, bone diamond escutcheons, swept apron, bracket feet, 104cm wide £100 - £150 318 A George III style oak mule chest with lift lid, four panel front and 2 under drawers 153cm x 54cm x 87cm high £180 - £250 319 A child’s ash rocking Windsor armchair with floral patterned upholstered cushion £60 - £80 320 An Afghan rug with patterned centre in mainly red, blue and brown flanked by borders of blue and brown patterns 280cm x 380cm £250 - £350 321 A Victorian mahogany framed chaise longue with buttoned end and back, scroll arms, serpentine seat, on cabriole legs, 172cm £250 - £350 322 A Japanese hexagonal two height display cabinet, the upper section with glazed panel doors on a base painted with birds and flowers, with black lacquer handles, 183cm high x 63cm £80 - £120 323 A reproduction gilded console table with curved frieze and turned fluted legs and green veined marble top, 138cm £60 - £80

324 Large brown patterned Wilton carpet square with pattern of circles and rectangles, hessian backed, 3.60 x 5.4m £50 - £100 325 A George III oak mule chest with plank top over three recessed panels and two base drawers, 130cm £120 - £180 326 A brass folding coin balance in mahogany case £20 - £30 327 A Victorian rosewood box desk with bands of brass leaf-scroll inlay, the fitted interior with secret drawers and writing slope 50cm £70 - £100 328 A Brass monocular microscope, the cylindrical base and foot threaded for tripod mounting, in fitted mahogany case with supplementary lenses £40 - £60 329 A brass monocular microscope with mechanical stage, on ‘Y’ foot signed Horne & Thornthwaite Ludgate Street, London, on fitted ebonised base with supplementary lenses £50 - £70 330 A shield shaped bevelled wall mirror in a mirror panel frame with scroll and shield crest, cut and etched decoration 138cm x 73cm overall £70 - £100 331 A cast bronze bust of a girl with a wistful look, gilt face 42cm £70 - £100

334 A large animalier cast bronze of a race horse with jockey up, on a rectangular base 90cm high £150 - £250 335 A North Eastern railway cast iron 1/4 mile post, 164cm £70 - £100 336 Large bronze finish composition bust of Pallas, 75cm high, on decorative stand [plaster on wood], 90cm high £400 - £600 337 A cast iron stable stanchion of writhen form with tethering ring 170cm and a matching half pillar [2] £150 - £250 338 Pair of Georgian style cast iron columns, each 213cm long £200 - £300 339 An eleven head grain sowing machine by James Smyth and Sons, Peasenhall, Suffolk 216cm, on metal display stand £150 - £200 340 A brass fender with tool rests 138cm with shovel, poker and tongs [4] £70 - £100 341 A dome top cabin trunk with crocodile skin cover and pine bindings 92cm £40 - £60 342 A Scandinavian style treen hanging salt box of baluster shape with alternating segments and hinged lid 34.5cm, a candle holder and magazine rack [3] £40 - £60

332 A cast bronze figure of a girl in Exotic middle eastern dress, part painted 56cm £80 - £120

343 A novelty jewel box in the form of a cast brass bear pulling a cart with mother of pearl shell box, on oval bases, 15cm long £30 - £40

333 A cast bronze statue of Mercury with winged helmet and holding a caduceus standing on a representation of the wind 102cm £80 - £120

344 A bundle of parchment and other documents [a lot] £15 - £20 345 A Regency later gold-painted pier-glass with bevelled rectangular plate and ball-encrusted top rail with cluster-column sides £150 - £200 346 A pair of Louis Philippe gilt metal, bronze and verde antico five branch candelabra with scrolling foliate branches about central lights the spreading shafts decorated with acanthus upon triple dogs head claw feet and concave sided spreading scrolling bases, 73cm [2] £400 - £600

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347 A Regency rosewood magnifying glass of circular form with a flat baluster handle inset with a mother of pearl pierced disc, 41cm long £200 - £300 21

351 A George I walnut toilet-mirror the arched rectangular bevelled plate with re-entrant top corners and plain gilt slip with moulded frame and three drawers in the cross and feather banded spreading box base on bracket feet, 44.5cm wide £150 - £250

348 A mahogany tray of oval form waved border and crossbanded with rosewood with a central satinwood batswing motif and scrolled twin handles late 19th Century, 72cm wide £70 - £100

352 A George III mahogany toilet mirror with boxwood stringing and oval swing plate with three drawers in the serpentine base on ogee bracket feet, 43cm wide £70 - £100 353 An ormolu and bronzed six-branch hanging light the pierced foliate corona surmounted by anthemion and with size pierced chains, the circular body with a berried finial and a band of flowerheads and issuing cornucopia branches alternating foliate thyrsi with a foliate and pierced anthemion and lotus leaf boss, fitted for electricity, 130cm high £200 - £300

349 349 A pair of gilt metal andirons of Louis XV Style each with a recumbent bacchic putto upon scrolling foliate and rockwork cast base surmounted by ribbed C-scroll, late 19th Century 52cm £300 - £500

354 A George III silk longstitch needlework panel depicting a basket of flowers in polychrome with associated ebonised and sanded giltwood frame, 35.5cm x 38cm overall £70 - £100

350 A George III mahogany toilet mirror with oval swing plate and three drawers in the serpentine base, edged overall with ebony and satinwood rope twist banding on ogee bracket feet, 41cm £70 - £100

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355 A Coalbrookdale white-painted cast iron fern-patterned bench with slatted wooden seat and pierced back on shaped trestle ends, 150cm wide £400 - £600

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356 A Regency giltwood convex mirror with ebonised slip and ball-encrusted frame surmounted by a displayed eagle upon stylised thunderbolt, 112cm x 81cm £250 - £350

364 A gold mounted tortoise shell rectangular musical box the cover engraved with a monogram to a shield 9cm long £150 - £200

357 A George III mahogany toilet-mirror with boxwood stringing and rectangular bevelled swing plate with tulipwood crossbanding and three drawers in the bowed base with conforming crossbanding on bun feet, 58cm £70 - £100

365 A Regency mahogany stick barometer, the worked case with thumb-nail mouldings and moulded demi-lune cistern cover, with brass cap and straps to mercury tube, silvered and engraved register plates with sliding Vernier scale and signed West 83 Fleet Street/London, 91.5cm £250 - £350

358 A Regency mahogany small toilet mirror with rectangular swing plate and bobbin and ringturned and square-section frame, 37.5cm wide £20 - £30 359 An Anglo-Indian camphor, engraved ivory and cedarwood writing slope, with blue silk velvet lined interior and retaining two cut glass and white metal inkwells, the central pen tray of tortoiseshell, second quarter 19th Century, 39cm £500 - £1,200 360 An ormolu table lamp in the form of a seated cherub holding a cornucopia, on a D-end base with wreath panel, on cast bun feet, 44.5cm £300 - £400 361 A pair of Restoration gilt metal bronze and white marble three branch candelabra the branches issuing from scrolling foliage and with berried foliate nozzles held by boys on turned plinths with milled collars and square bases, 60cm [2] £300 - £500 362 No lot

366 A French small ormolu chariot time piece 19th Century modelled with a chariot driven by a cherub and pulled by two horses, with white enamel Roman dial [restored], the plinth with central Apollo mask mount and raised on campana feet, the single barrel movement with platform escapement, 27cm high £250 - £350

367 A Louis XVI white marble and ormolu striking obelisk clock circa 1785 the drum case mounted with a central figure of Minerva and flanked by two pineapple-topped obelisks with military trophy mounts to their bases, above plinth with chain-linked bollards, the white enamel dial signed Cronier Paris, pierced ormolu hands, the twin barrels movements with countwheel, strikes on a bell, 56cm high £1,000 - £1,500

368 A Black Forest cuckoo clock, the carved case with bird and leaf crested sides, the three train movement with cast metal pine cone weight 49cm £80 - £120 369 A George II giltwood triple plate overmantel of rococo style the waved frame pierced and carved with rockwork and C scrolls and with a confronting C scroll and foliate cresting, 84cm x 145cm £300 - £500 363 363 A harlequin pair of late Victorian brass coal scuttles of helmet form each with a tapering shaped cover decorated with a half batswing motif and ebonised handle and each retaining a shovel on plain domed foot, each 47cm x 50cm [2] £400 - £600

370 A George II mahogany and parcel gilt mirror with waved rectangular plate the scrolled frame decorated with trailing flower heads and foliage and carved with foliate C scrolls surmounted by a ‘’ho’’ bird the sides with flower heads fruit and foliage, 122cm x 51cm £200 - £300 23

374 374 An Edwardian bracket clock in architectural mahogany case, the pagoda top with brass finial’s, inlaid frieze and acanthus carved quarter pillars, the Winterhalder & Hofmeir single train fusee movement striking on a gong the circular silvered dial signed Pearce and Sons, Leeds, the case stamped A E Thornes, 78cm £300 - £500 375 A French mantel clock in an ormolu case, surmounted by a reclining goddess on a base cast with anthemion panels, white enamel dial with Japy FrËres two train movement, stamped Rollina a Paris 24cm, on a shaped gilt wood base £250 - £350 371 371 An oak longcase clock with painted dial with paper label to verso of door F. Brunner, Watch and Clock Maker 2 Mytongate Hull, 225cm high £200 - £300

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376 A Victorian rosewood box desk with fitted writing slope, 40cm £30 - £40 377 A Victorian burr elm box desk, the ebonised corners inlaid with mother-of-pearl, the fitted interior with writing slope, 30cm £50 - £70

372 A French mantel clock in a green marble case, surmounted by a cast metal figure ‘Peace’ supported on four cloisonné pillars, with gilt metal mounts 92cm £120 - £180

378 An ash Windsor armchair, the high back with two pierced splats with turned spindle supports and legs £100 - £150

373 An Edwardian mantel clock in an arched shaped and inlaid case, oval dial and three train movement 28cm £60 - £80

379 A child’s American style spring rocking armchair and a similar child’s push-a-long chair £40 - £60

380 An early 19th century mahogany Pembroke table on turned pillar and four downswept legs, two hinged flaps opening to 110cm x 90cm £60 - £80

388 A George II mahogany night cupboard with almost square waved tray top above a cupboard door upon club legs jointed by a concave sided platform, 41cm wide £150 - £200

381 An early Victorian mahogany towel-horse of unusual conformation with four bars and a box to the base on shaped feet, 79cm £40 - £70

389 No lot

382 A George III mahogany chest with moulded rectangular top, two short and three graduated long drawers on shaped bracket feet, 100cm £300 - £500 383 A George II mahogany bureau the sloping flap enclosing a fitted interior above two short and three graduated long drawers on bracket feet, 102cm £400 - £600 384 A George III mahogany bedside commode with rounded rectangular waved tray top and a cupboard door above a commode drawer on moulded square supports, the door and the drawer with narrow tulipwood cross banding, 55cm £200 - £300 385-386 No Lots

390 A George III mahogany folding tea table with D-shape top, the frieze inlaid with an urn and leaf scrolls, on square tapered legs with husk inlay, 91.5cm £200 - £300 391 An early 19th Century mahogany frame cheval mirror with rectangular plate, 89cm x 46cm in a turned stand on down-swept legs £200 - £300 392 A George III style mahogany wing armchair the arched back, outscrolled arms and bowed seat upholstered in floral apricot damask upon chamfered moulded square legs joined by plain stretchers £400 - £600 393 A George III mahogany open armchair with waved top rail and pierced interlaced vase shaped splat, the drop-in seat upholstered in machineneedlework upon chamfered square legs jointed by plain stretchers, brass caps and castors £60 - £100 394 An Edwardian mahogany dressing table with oval mirror over trinket drawers, the base with two short and two long drawers on tapered legs, all with broken line stringing, 107cm £40 - £60 395 No lot 396 A Regency mahogany sofa, the rectangular back, slightly down scrolled arms and seat upholstered in machine woven foliate tapestry upon square section and ring turned tapering legs with brass caps and castors, 198cm £800 - £1,200 397 A George III mahogany tea table with moulded rectangular top and plain frieze upon foliate and cartouche carved cabriole legs and claw and ball feet, 79cm £300 - £500

387 387 A Regency rosewood and amboyna occasional table, with crossbanded circular top and fluted baluster shaft carved with lotus leaves and stylised shells on a shaped triangular concave base, 47cm diameter £250 - £350

398 A George III satinwood chevrette, the lifting upper section with a handle and open shelf above three quarter veneered drawers, the vase with a conforming drawer enclosing baize lined slide and a fitted interior on slender square tapering legs with boxwood stringing, 46cm £1,000 - £1,500 25

399 399 A George III style mahogany sofa, the scrolled arched back outscrolled arm supports and serpentine seat upholstered in pale celadon floral damask upon foliate carved legs and faceted scrolled feet with brass and rolled leather castors, 168cm £2,500 - £5,000

400 A George III mahogany tea table the rectangular moulded twin-flap top above a plain frieze on moulded square chamfered tapering legs, 91.5cm wide £100 - £150

401 401 A mid-Victorian walnut drawing room suite of rococo style with padded shaped backs and bowed seats upon cabriole legs carved with foliate clasps and reaching to scrolled feet, the pierced backs with rockwork C-scrolls, flowerheads and foliage , comprising two chaises, two fauteuils and a canapé, 122cm [5] £700 - £1,000 26

402 A giltwood suite of Louis XVI Style, the oval padded backs and bowed seats upholstered in part machined tapestry the seats to the fauteuils in oatmeal repp the frames carved with flower heads and foliage upon ring turned stop fluted tapering legs 19th Century comprising a set of four fauteuils and a canapé, 137cm [5] £600 - £800

403 A George III mahogany tripod table with almost circular top and slender baluster vaseshaped shaft, arched base and slightly pointed pad feet, 46cm £100 - £150

406 A George III mahogany serpentine chest with moulded serpentine top and four graduated long drawers on bracket feet, 94cm wide £800 - £1,200

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404 404 A Regency mahogany card table in the manner of Gillows of Lancaster, the rounded rectangular green baize lined double crossbanded top with a beaded border and a tablet centred frieze with conforming beaded border upon a U-shaped support carved with a gadrooned band and flower head and hipped scrolled quadripartite base surmounted by foliage with brass claw caps and castors, 89cm wide £400 - £600

407 A pair of gilt metal-mounted Kingwood and marquetry petit tables of Louis XVI style with break-arched rectangular tops edged with foliate and beaded bands and with tablet-centred friezes applied with scrolling foliate and floral clasps on ring turned fluted tapering legs headed by foliate collars, late 19th Century, 61cm [2] £600 - £800 408 No lot

405 A George III mahogany dressing table the rectangular twin-flap top enclosing a fitted interior with a central mirror and eight lidded compartments above false drawer and a frieze drawer on square tapering legs with brass and rolled leather castors, 62cm wide closed £250 - £350

409 409 A George II mahogany kneehole desk with rectangular moulded top and seven drawers, the kneehole with recessed cupboard on ogee bracket feet, 91.5cm £600 - £800 406 27

410 A French gilt metal mounted mahogany display cabinet the shaped bowed rectangular top inset with a pink and grey marble slab and with three quarter pierced gallery and a frieze of vitruvian scrolled flower heads and fruit above a bowed rectangular panelled door with shaped panelled sides upon slender cabriole legs, 69cm x 137cm £250 - £350 411 A George III mahogany chest of slightly bowfront with boxwood stringing above four graduated long drawers on bracket feet, 108cm £400 - £600 412 A Heriz Carpet woven with central geometric lozenge in shades of pale blue, indigo, ivory, pistachio and pale brown on a brick red field, the wide borders with zig-zag foliage about palmettes on an indigo ground, 351cm x 249cm £300 - £500

415 A George IV mahogany stool with rectangular padded seat upon X framed supports carved with stiff leaf collars with a baluster stretcher branded From Freemans Manufactory, St. Andrews Norwich, 48cm wide £100 - £150 416 A George II mahogany breakfast table with circular tip-up top and a vase shaped shaft upon faceted arched legs and shaped pad feet, 91.5cm £300 - £500 417 A George III mahogany chest, the oblong top with moulded border above two short and three long graduated cockbeaded drawers, brass drop handles, bracket feet, 102cm wide £300 - £500

413 413 A Regency rosewood ebonised and marquetry centre table in the manner of George Bullock the circular tip up top with a border of foliage alternating buds and flower heads upon a chamfered triangular spreading shaft inlaid with flower heads and vine leaves within scrolls the concave sided chamfered triangular base with a gadrooned band and a similarly inlaid faceted panel upon foliate claw feet further carved with flower heads, 121cm £1,000 - £1,500 414 A Regency mahogany dressing table attributed to Gillows of Lancaster the rectangular top with three quarter gallery and concave inset front with five drawers upon ring turned ribbed tapering legs, 109cm £600 - £800 28

418 418 A French gilt metal mounted mahogany display cabinet the shaped bowed rectangular top inset with a pink and grey marble slab and with three quarter pierced gallery and a frieze of vitruvian scrolled flower heads and fruit above a bowed rectangular panelled door with shaped panelled sides upon slender cabriole legs, 69cm x 137cm £1,000 - £1,500

423 A George III mahogany serving table with plain rectangular top the frieze carved with stop fluting about a central tablet with a ribbon tied berried foliate swag the sides with similar but planer swags with rope twists border upon six square tapering legs crisply carved with flower heads issuing diminishing husks and with ogee feet, 213cm £3,000 - £5,000

419 A Victorian mahogany wardrobe with moulded cornice and a mirror glazed full-length panelled door flanked by arched panelled doors on plinth base, 193cm £200 - £300 420 A French gilt metal mounted kingwood double bedstead of Transitional style the arched headboard inlaid a deux faces flanked by rams mask and guilloche clasps the foot rest inlaid with an oval of spreading veneers upon cabriole legs and scrolled feet; a breakfront wardrobe en suite with central bevelled full flanked by two full length cupboard doors enclosing shelves above a coffer fort, 94’’ (2) £500 - £800 421 A pair of George III mahogany dining chairs with arched top rails and pierced waisted splats surmounted by wheat ears and diminishing husks with drop in seats and chamfered moulded square legs jointed by stretchers [2] £70 - £100 422 A set of seven George III mahogany dining chairs including a pair of open armchairs with waved top rails and pierced wasted splats surmounted by diminishing husks with drop in seats upon square tapering legs jointed by stretchers [7] £700 - £1,000

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Additional lots of antique and 20th century furniture, ceramics and porcelain will be offered directly after this catalogue sale. Full details can be found on our website www.cwharrison.com or the-saleroom.com 29

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 30

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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