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Wednesday 22nd and Thursday 23rd November 2017 Auctions start at 10.00am at Darwin Saleroom Halls Holdings House, Bowmen Way, Battlefield, Shrewsbury, SY4 3DR Viewing: Monday 20th November 9.30am – 7.00pm Tuesday 21st November 9.30am – 4.30pm and on the morning of the auctions Contact: Caroline Dennard Alexander Clement Jeremy Lamond

Order of Sale Lots 1-197

Caughley

Lots 198-238

Made in Shropshire

Lots 239-329

European Ceramics

Lots 330-547

Asian Art

Lots 548-599

Glassware, Collectables, Postcards and Militaria

Lots 600-739

Gentleman’s Library, Works of Art and Clocks

Lots 740-852

Furniture and Rugs

Catalogues £12 plus postage Auction no. 4127 Front cover illustration: lot 364 Back cover illustration: lot 794 Internet: W: www.hallsgb.com/fine-art | www.the-saleroom.com/halls T: 01743 450 700 | E: fineart@hallsgb.com

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Caughley

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Lot 1

Lot 2 Lot 1 A CAuGHLeY WASH STAND BOWL, TRANSFeR-PRINTeD WITH THe PINe CONe, Three Flowers and Fat Pear pattern, circa 1775-78, S mark, 25.5cm diameter Provenance: Wright Collection no.948, purchased in 2013 from a Beccles Auction. Ex Geoffrey Godden Collection.

Literature: Newsletter August 2014 No.59 pp.23-4. Though early washstand bowls of this date by Caughley were normally smaller, the prints on this bowl unmistakably point to an early £200 - £400 date making this piece of significant interest.

Lot 2 A CAuGHLeY GuGLeT AND WASH STAND BOWL TRANSFeRPRINTeD IN THe FISHeRMAN OR PLeASuRe BOAT PATTeRN, circa 1780-92, S mark, guglet 27.7cm high, bowl 29cm diameter (guglet a.f)

Lot 3

Provenance: Wright Collection nos. 595a and 595b; the bowl purchased from N. Gent in 1998, the guglet from Ebay in 2006.

Literature: Newsletter May 2016 66 p.17.

£500 - £700

Lot 3 A CAuGHLeY MeAT DISH PAINTeD IN THe SALOPIAN SPRIGS PATTeRN WITH A RèGeNCe BORDeR, silver-shape form, impressed SALOPIAN mark, 47cm wide Provenance: Wright Collection no. 413 purchased from Bill Dickenson in 1990. Ex Geoffrey Godden Collection.

Literature: See Ironbridge 1999 no. 498.

£200 - £300

Lot 4 A CAuGHLeY POTTeD MeAT POT TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe FuLL NANkIN PATTeRN, circa 1782-92, with associated Fitzhugh border, S mark, 11.8cm wide Lot 4

Provenance: Wright Collection no. 232, purchased in 1981 from Mercury.

Literature: Ironbridge 1999 no.291 and Newsletter May 2013 No.54 p.21 £100 - £150 Lot 5 A CAuGHLeY ARTICHOke ICe CuP, lacking cover, circa 178795, painted all around with blue artichoke bracts, S mark, 6cm high (cracked and chipped), sold together with the Chinese original from which this design was copied, circa 1770-85, also lacking cover, 6cm high (cracked) (2) Provenance: The Caughley version is Wright Collection no. 446 and was purchased in 1994, the Chinese example is no.659 and was purchased in 2001.

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Literature: Ironbridge 1999 no.228 and The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, p.192. £200 - £400 Please note all successful bids are subject to a Buyer’s Premium of 20% plus VAT.

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Lot 7

Lot 6 A LARGe CAuGHLeY PICkLe LeAF DISH TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe PLeASuRe BOAT OR FISHeRMAN PATTeRN, S mark circa 1780-90, unmarked, 16.6cm wide Provenance: Wright Collection no.672, purchased from Stockspring Antiques in 2002. £80 - £120 Lot 7 A LARGe CAuGHLeY PICkLe LeAF DISH PAINTeD WITH THe CHANTILLY SPRIGS B PATTeRN, circa 1785-94, unmarked, 15.8cm wide (small chip) Provenance: Wright Collection no.853 purchased from Mellors & Kirk in 2010 (ex. ‘Pickle Dish man’ collection).

Literature: Newsletter August 2010, no.43 p19f.

£150 - £250 Lot 8

Lot 8 A CAuGHLeY PICkLe LeAF DISH WITH THe VeRY RARe PAINTeD VeRSION OF THe PICkLe LeAF VINe PATTeRN, circa 1778-85, C mark, 12cm wide (small chip to one pointed edge) Provenance: Wright Collection no. 724, purchased from Wyatt in 2004.

Literature: The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, p.98 and Woolley & Wallis cat. No 534 30/11/04. The mark on this dish is an interesting one, being different from most - looking almost like a mark one would expect of Worcester with the addition of a serif. The shape, however, confirms that this is £150 - £250 indeed Caughley.

Lot 9 A VeRY RARe SMALL CAuGHLeY PICkLe LeAF DISH PAINTeD WITH THe PICkLe LeAF SPRAY PATTeRN, circa 1777-84, unmarked, 9.5cm wide

Lot 9

Provenance: Wright Collection no.46, purchased in 1972.

Literature: The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, p.97. Maurice Wright notes he has only seen a maximum of three others in this pattern. £80 - £120 Lot 10 A CAuGHLeY PICkLe LeAF DISH PAINTeD WITH THe GILLYFLOWeR I PATTeRN, circa 1776-80, 12cm wide (minute chips to rim) Provenance: Wright Collection no.823, purchased from Jupiter Antiques in 2009. It is unusual to find this pattern on pickle leaf dishes. £100 - £150

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Lot 12 Lot 11 A SMALL CAuGHLeY PICkLe LeAF DISH PAINTeD WITH THe CHANTILLY SPRIG A PATTeRN, circa 1785-94, 9.6cm wide Provenance: Wright Collection no.854, purchased in 2010 from Mellors & Kirk (ex. Pickle dish man collection).

Literature: Newsletter August 2010 No.43 p19f.

£100 - £150

Lot 12 A LARGe CAuGHLeY PICkLe LeAF DISH PAINTeD WITH THe SALOPIAN SPRIG PATTeRN, circa 1785-95, unmarked, 12.7cm wide (small chip) Lot 13

Provenance: Wright Collection no. 856, purchased from Mellors £50 - £70 & Kirk in 2010 (ex. Pickle dish man collection).

Lot 13 A CAuGHLeY RADISH DISH TRANSFeR-PRINTeD WITH THe FuLL NANkIN PATTeRN, circa 1784-92, unmarked, 29.5cm wide (chipped, stained) Provenance: Wright Collection no.845, purchased in 2010 from Halls. £100 - £150 Lot 14 A CAuGHLeY DeSSeRT PLATe TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe TeMPLe PATTeRN, circa 1784-92, Sx mark, 20.2cm diameter (central star crack) Provenance: Wright Collection no.696, purchased from a Mark Law sale in 2003, previously ex Bill Dickenson Collection.

Literature: The Caughley Society, ‘Caughley Blue and White Patterns’, p.180 and Mark Law Auction Catalogue 20/5/03, lot 1072. This tea ware pattern is rare to find on dessert wares. £50 - £70

Lot 14

Lot 15 A VeRY RARe CAuGHLeY DeSSeRT TuReeN, COVeR AND STAND PAINTeD WITH THe FLOWeRY CARTOuCHe PATTeRN, circa 1785-92, unmarked, tureen 14.5cm wide, stand 23.2cm wide Provenance: Wright Collection no. 406 purchased from Charnwood.

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Literature: See Ironbridge 1999 nos. 380 or 381 and The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, p.157 where the stand is illustrated. Furthermore Geoffrey Godden wrote an article in the ECC journal on a pair of these tureens, of which this is one. Godden goes on to say, ‘Two tureens with their stands are the only pieces known with this pattern, their attribution as Caughley being based on their shape. This suggests that there may have been a dessert service dating from the latter part of the 1780s, which, if the tureens are anything to £500 - £700 go by, would have been of excellent quality’.

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Lot 17

Lot 16 A CAuGHLeY DeSSeRT PLATe PAINTeD IN THe ROYAL LILY PATTeRN, circa 1785-92, the reverse further painted with three foliage sprays, unmarked, 21cm diameter

Lot 18 A PAIR OF CAuGHLeY CHeSTNuT BASkeTS, COVeRS AND STANDS PAINTeD WITH THe SALOPIAN SPRIG PATTeRN, circa 1780-90, stand 28cm wide, basket 20cm wide (unmarked) (6)

Provenance: Wright Collection no.625, purchased in 2000.

Provenance: Wright Collection nos.903, the first basket purchased from Ute March in 2012 and the second basket not long afterwards.

Literature: Ironbridge 1999, no. 157.

£40 - £60

Lot 17 A CAuGHLeY SquARe DeSSeRT DISH PAINTeD WITH THe CARNATION PATTeRN WITHIN A BASkeT WeAVe BORDeR, circa 1788-1793, unmarked, 23.5cm wide (chipped) Provenance: Wright Collection no.317, purchased from Roger Edmundson in 1983.

Literature: Ironbridge 1999 no.124 and The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, p.72. This is a late shape, of which there was a similar example in the Shrewsbury Exhibition.

This shape is rarer than the earlier square dish, with this pattern being repeated at both Derby and Coalport £40 - £60

Literature: Newsletter May 2016 66 p.19. Chestnuts have been eaten since prehistoric times and were an important dietary staple since they could be cooked and eaten fresh from September through November when they were harvested. As recently as the 19th century, some Europeans substituted chestnuts for grain products. Dried chestnuts were such a valued staple in the Napoleonic era that the Italian government actually placed a tax on them, while the chestnut trees were £1,500 - £2,000 counted like residents in the official census.

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Lot 19 A CAuGHLeY OVAL BASkeT PAINTeD IN THe GILLYFLOWeR I PATTeRN, circa 1776-80, with twisted rope handles and applied moulded flowers to the exterior, the flowers with a blue centre, C mark, 21cm wide and 6.1cm high (cracked, handle replaced) Provenance: Wright Collection no.438, purchased in 1993 from a McCartney’s Davenport House sale where it was listed as ‘Worcester’. Sold together with purchase receipt and a copy of a related news article about the house sale.

Literature: Ironbridge 1999 no.142.

Lot 19

£60 - £80

Lot 20 A CAuGHLeY OVAL BASkeT PAINTeD WITH THe BASkeT MOTH AND ROSe PATTeRN, lacking handles, circa 1776-80, the side pierced in the form of interlocking circles with flower heads applied to the exterior and picked out in blue, C mark, 22cm wide Provenance: Wright Collection no. 629, purchased from R. Sillito in 2000.

Literature: Ironbridge 1999 no.110. Illustrated in The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, p.66. £100 - £150 Lot 21 A RARe CAuGHLeY OVAL PIeRCeD BASkeT TRANSFeRPRINTeD WITH THe PINe CONe PATTeRN, circa 1778-88, C mark, 22cm diameter (cracks) Provenance: Wright Collection no. 719, purchased in 2004 from J&S Wyatt.

Lot 20

Literature: See Newsletter 2004 September no.19 p.16 for an illustration and discussion of this basket and its possible usages. £200 - £400 Lot 22 A CAuGHLeY OVAL BASkeT TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe GILLYFLOWeR 5 PATTeRN, circa 1780-90, 23.6cm wide (cracked) Provenance: Wright Collection no. 436, purchased in 1993 from McCartneys Davenport House Sale.

Literature: See Ironbridge 1999 no.134. Sold together with purchase receipt and a copy of a related news article about the £100 - £150 house sale.

Lot 23 A RARe CAuGHLeY MuG PAINTeD IN THe BRIGHT SPRIGS PATTeRN, circa 1785-92, S mark, 8.6cm high Provenance: Wright Collection no.407 purchased in 1988.

Literature: Ironbridge no. 492. This is the only one that Maurice Wright has seen in this pattern. £300 - £500

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Lot 26

Lot 24 A CAuGHLeY MuG, TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN uNDeRGLAze BLue WITH THe NATuRAL SPRAYS GROuP, circa 1776-80, S mark, 14.4cm high (hairline to handle) Provenance: Wright Collection no.429, purchased in 1993.

Literature: Ironbridge 1999, no. 39 and The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, p.94. This is a rare print to be found on Caughley. £150 - £200 Lot 25 A CAuGHLeY TeAPOT, IN THe MOTHeR AND CHILD PATTeRN, lacking cover Provenance: Wright Collection no.593

£60 - £80

Lot 26 A CAuGHLeY MASk HeAD CABBAGe LeAF JuG TRANSFeRPRINTeD IN THe BOuqueTS PATTeRN, circa 1776-79, indistinct mark, 24.4cm high (cracked, also ground before glazing due to firing imperfections) Provenance: Wright Collection no.464, purchased in 1995 from Peter Whitelaw ex Bill Dickenson’s shop in Ironbridge. This is an early bulbous form with an uncharacteristically high, domed foot rim more reminiscent of early Coalport. £80 - £120

Lot 27 (part)

Lot 27 TWO CAuGHLeY MASk HeAD JuGS, TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe FeNCe AND BOuqueTS PATTeRNS, circa 1770-80, S and C mark, tallest 18.7cm high (2, both a.f) Provenance: The Fence jug purchased for in 2008 from Halls. Ex Crisp and JDM Collection, possibly for Commander J Mills (see acknowledgements in list inside back cover of catalogue for 1972 exhibition). The Bouquets jug is Wright Collection no.691, purchased from Woolley and Wallis in 2003, this is an early shape of jug.

Literature: The Fence jug is featured in the 1972 Bi-Centenary, no.43. £120 - £180 Lot 28 A CAuGHLeY MASk HeAD JuG TRANSFeR PRINTeD WITH THe BOuqueTS PATTeRN, circa 1780-90, unmarked, 22cm high Provenance: Wright Collection no.766, purchased from R. Hawker in 2007.

Literature: Newsletter February 2012 No.49 p.12. This is also illustrated in The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, pp68-69. £80 - £120

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Lot 30 Lot 29 A CAuGHLeY MASk HeAD JuG TRANSFeR-PRINTeD WITH THe CONVeRSATION PATTeRN, circa 1782-93, unmarked, 14.3cm high Provenance: Wright Collection no.577, purchased in 1998 from Swift. The Conversation pattern is one of the rarer landscape patterns, occurring occasionally on larger mask head jugs but only very rarely on smaller ones. This is the only one that Maurice Wright has seen.

Literature: Ironbridge 1999 no.263.

£150 - £200

Lot 30 A CAuGHLeY MASk HeAD JuG TRANSFeR-PRINTeD WITH THe PINe CONe PATTeRN, circa 1785-92, S mark, 14.3cm high Provenance: Wright Collection no.581, purchased in 1998 from A. Arthur. This size in the Pine Cone pattern is rare and was originally one a pair, the other of which is now in the Ironbridge Gorge Museum. £100 - £150

Lot 31

Lot 31 A CAuGHLeY MASk-HeAD JuG, TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN uNDeRGLAze BLue WITH THe BOuqueTS PATTeRN, circa 1776-80, C mark, 14.7cm high (small chip to the tip of the spout) Provenance: Wright Collection no.365. Demonstrating rare features with its low, settled shape, circular handle and a moulded border round neck with a thicker than usual band, this jug is illustrated in the Ironbridge 1999 Bicentenary, no. 224 and the Caughley Newsletter Feb 2012 No 49, p.12. Purchased in 1986. Maurice Wright has only seen two like this jug. £80 - £120 Lot 32 A CAuGHLeY MASk-HeAD BALuSTeR JuG, TRANSFeRPRINTeD IN uNDeRGLAze BLue WITH THe PINe CONe GROuP, circa 1776-79, including a rare spray from the Thorny Rose group, C mark, 14cm high (restored spout) Provenance: Wright Collection no. 461, purchased in 1994 from Phillips. Possibly ex. Geoffrey Godden Collection.

Literature: The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, p.116. £100 - £150

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Lot 34

Lot 33 A CAuGHLeY MASk-HeAD BALuSTeR JuG, TRANSFeRPRINTeD IN uNDeRGLAze BLue WITH THe BOuqueTS PATTeRN, circa 1780-1790, C mark, 18.5cm high (tiny flake off the tip of the spout) Provenance: Wright Collection no.890, purchased in 2011 from Tennants. This is a very interesting jug as it is rare to find the Bouquets pattern on a mask head piece. Despite being sold as Worcester, the sizing of the mask identifies it as Caughley. £300 - £400

Lot 34 A CAuGHLeY MASk-HeAD JuG TRANSFeR-PRINTeD WITH THe FISHeRMAN OR PLeASuRe BOAT PATTeRN, circa 1785, S mark, 14.4cm high (firing crack, chipped spout) Provenance: Wright Collection no.713 purchased in 2004 from Jean Barrett. £50 - £70

Lot 35 A CAuGHLeY SPARROW BeAk JuG PAINTeD WITH THe BRIDGe AND WINDMILL PATTeRN, circa 1785-92, S mark, 9.4cm high (hairline to spout and repaired chip)

Lot 35

Provenance: Wright Collection no. 901, purchased in 2012 from Jupiter Antiques. This jug was lent to the BBC show Antiques Mastermind and came back damaged. £100 - £150

Lot 36 A CAuGHLeY SPARROW BeAk JuG TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe BeLL TOY PATTeRN, circa 1776-80, unmarked, 9.3cm high Provenance: Wright Collection no. 877, purchased in 2011 from Bonhams Knowle.

Literature: See Newsletter 2016 no.67 or 68. This is an interesting piece as Bell Toy is very rarely found on this form by Caughley, these jugs more commonly having the Mother and Child print. £120 - £180

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Lot 38 Lot 37 A CAuGHLeY HeLMeT FORM MILk JuG PAINTeD WITH THe ARk PATTeRN, circa 1787-94, unmarked, 10cm high Provenance: Wright Collection no.526, purchased in 1996 from A. Arthur.

Literature: Ironbridge 1999 no.231. This is one of only three recorded pieces in this pattern. £200 - £400 Lot 38 A RARe CAuGHLeY BALuSTeR JuG, perhaps for milk, circa 1786-93, transfer-printed in the Temple pattern with reeded body and ear-shaped handle, Sx mark, 10.8cm high (crack to top of handle) Provenance: Wright Collection no. 701, purchased in 2003 from Mark Law. Literature: Auction Catalogue lot 1122. Mark Law 20/5/03 and newsletter December 2003 No 16 p 14. A rare shape, this jug is both ex Godden and Bill Dickenson Collections. £150 - £200

Lot 39

Lot 39 A CAuGHLeY MILk JuG PAINTeD WITH THe GILLYFLOWeR I PATTeRN, circa 1775-80, C mark, 9.1cm high (small repaired chip) Provenance: Wright Collection no. 914, purchased in 2012 from Jupiter Antiques. This is a rare shape which is taller than the usual ‘robins beak’ jug. £200 - £400 Lot 40 A CAuGHLeY CReAM JuG PAINTeD WITH SPRIGS, circa 177577,the body with fine basket moulding, unmarked, 6.4cm high (chip or firing defect to foot rim)

Lot 40

Provenance: Wright Collection no. 937, purchased in 2013 from J. Wyatt. This is a very rare shape hitherto unrecorded, originally from the Sillito collection sold at Brightwells 2011. The basket moulding is reminiscent of the early jugs found with prints of £400 - £600 Fame, etc.

Lot 41 A CAuGHLeY CReAM BOAT TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe FISHeRMAN OR PLeASuRe BOAT PATTeRN, circa 1780-88, S mark, 5cm high Provenance: Wright Collection no.315, purchased from Simon Spero in 1983.

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Literature: Ironbridge 1999 no.362. This is an unusual form of boat with vertical reeds and a slightly splayed foot. Illustrated in Nick Panes ‘British Sauce boats of the 18th century’’ p.252. £200 - £300 Please note all successful bids are subject to a Buyer’s Premium of 20% plus VAT.

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Lot 42 Lot 42 A CAuGHLeY CReAM BOAT TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN uNDeRGLAze BLue WITH THe MOTHeR AND CHILD PATTeRN, circa 1780, unmarked, 7.4cm high (broken in two and re-glued), together with a Caughley bowl in both the Mother and Child and La Terre patterns, perhaps a slop or finger bowl, C mark, 10.1cm diameter (chipped) (2) Provenance: The cream boat is Wright Collection no.844, purchased in 2010 and the bowl is Wright Collection no.513, purchased in 1996 from H&R Cooke.

Literature: Newsletter November 2010 No.44 p.17. The cream boat in this lot is the slightly larger version and lacks the impressed star seen on the smaller example of the same shape. £40 - £60

Lot 43

Lot 43 A CAuGHLeY CReAM OR SAuCe BOAT TRANSFeR-PRINTeD WITH THe FeNCeD GARDeN PATTeRN, a very rare shape, circa 1780-90, 6.7cm high (firing fault to foot) Provenance: Wright Collection no. 327 purchased in 1983 from Roger Edmundson Literature: Ironbridge 1999 no.289 and Nick Panes ‘British Sauce Boats of the 18th Century’, p.252. £200 - £250 Lot 44 A CAuGHLeY SuCRIeR TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe FeNCe PATTeRN, circa 1776-86, C mark, 13.5cm high overall height (twig on cover re-stuck) Provenance: Wright Collection no. 711, purchased from Rod Jellicoe in 2004.

Literature: See R. Jellicoe’s Exhib. June 2001 No 74 and £80 - £120 Newsletter November 2012 No.52, p8.

Lot 45 A CAuGHLeY SPOON TRAY PAINTeD IN A BRIGHT BLue WITH THe ROSe FeSTOONS PATTeRN, circa 1785-90, painted S mark to the unglazed base, 17.2cm wide (faint hairline to base)

Lot 44

Provenance: Wright Collection no.857, also ex Grice Collection.

Literature: The Caughley Blue and White Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, p.107. During the ceremony of tea, when you had enough tea you placed the teaspoon in the spoon tray to signal you did not want to be served any more. £80 - £120

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Lot 46 A CAuGHLeY CADDY SPOON TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe FuLL NANkIN PATTeRN, with shallow egg-shaped bowl, Fitzhugh type border and applied shell-shaped handle, circa 1782-90, 10.5cm long Provenance: Wright Collection no.362, purchased in 1986 from Charnwood.

Literature: See Ironbridge 1999 catalogue nos. 247 and 248 for illustrations of similar caddy spoons. Furthermore, a similar example sold in these rooms in 2015 for £820. £300 - £500

Lot 46

Lot 47 TWO HALF-SIze CAuGHLeY TeA BOWLS AND SAuCeRS, TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe FISHeRMAN AND THRee FLOWeRS PATTeRNS, circa 1770-88, S marks, tea bowls 5.9cm and 6.2cm diameter, saucers 10.1cm and 11.1cm diameter (4) Provenance: The Fisherman example is Wright Collection no.

442, purchased in 1993 from Sadler, Portobello Road. Bears old retailers’ label with inscription, ‘A set of 4 Salopian cups and saucers, £4 4s 0d’ and the tea bowl previously had a ‘Gill and Reigate 73-85 Oxford Street’ label. The Three Flowers example is Wright Collection no.735, purchased in 2005 from M&K £150 - £200 Holland.

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Lot 48 A ReeDeD CAuGHLeY COFFee CuP AND SAuCeR TRANSFeR-PRINTeD WITH THe APPLe AND DAMSON PATTeRN, S mark, cup 6.6cm high, saucer 13.2cm diameter (hairline to cup) and an early Caughley small slop bowl in the Stalked Fruit pattern, S mark, 11.5cm diameter (chipped) (3) Provenance: The cup and saucer are Wright Collection no.590, purchased in 1998 from S. Millington. The bowl is Wright Collection no.947, purchased in 2013 from Willingham Auctioneers.

Literature: See Newsletter August 2014 No.59 p.20. This is an early bowl. £80 - £120

Lot 49 A CAuGHLeY COFFee POT AND COVeR TRANSFeR-PRINTeD WITH THe BeLL TOY PATTeRN, circa 1780-89, unmarked, 24cm high (cracked) with a further Caughley coffee pot, with matched Worcester cover, painted with the Cannonball pattern, circa 1778-84, C mark, 23.5cm high (cracked, cover a.f) (2) Lot 49

Provenance: The Bell Toy example Wright Collection no.150, purchased from Singing Bird in 1977. The Cannonball example Wright Collection no.494, purchased in 1995 from Peter Wilson’s.

Literature: Newsletter 2016 Waste not Want Not.

£150 - £200

Lot 50 A CAuGHLeY COFFee POT AND COVeR TRANSFeR-PRINTeD WITH THe FISHeRMAN OR PLeASuRe BOAT PATTeRN, circa 1780-90, unmarked, 23cm high (cover broken and re-glued) Provenance: Wright Collection no.516, purchased in 1996 from Melbourne. £100 - £150

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Lot 51 A CAUGHLEY COFFEE CAN TRANSFER-PRINTED IN THE MANSFIELD PATTERN, circa 1778-85, C mark, the can with supplementary floral sprigs and associated painted border to the inside of the rim, 6.8cm high Provenance: Wright Collection no. 286, purchased in 1982.

Literature: Ironbridge 1999 no.171 and The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, p.93 (right hand side). £100 - £150 Lot 52 A CAUGHLEY COFFEE CUP PAINTED WITH THE PEONY PATTERN, circa 1776-80, C mark, 6.8cm high Provenance: Wright Collection no.466, purchased in 1993 from Swan Antiques.

Lot 53

Literature: See Ironbridge 1999 no.175, and The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, p.96. It is unusual to find a painted version of this pattern on Caughley. £80 - £120 Lot 53 A CAUGHLEY COFFEE CAN TRANSFER-PRINTED AND PAINTED WITH THE VERY RARE RIBBON SPRAY PATTERN, circa 1785-92, within an associated criss-cross ground, a rosebud and trailing leaves to the handle, unmarked, 6cm high Provenance: Wright Collection no.431, purchased in 1993.

Literature: See Ironbridge 1999 no.128, and The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, p.104. A Chinese equivalent of this mug also sold in Canada. £250 - £350 Lot 54 A CAUGHLEY TEA BOWL AND SAUCER TRANSFER-PRINTED WITH CHRYSANTHEMUM AND MATCHING RELIEF MOULDING, circa 1776-80, C mark, tea bowl 8cm diameter, saucer 12.2cm diameter (2)

Lot 54

Provenance: Wright Collection no.745, purchased for £529.31 from Mellors and Kirk. £250 - £350 Lot 55 A CAUGHLEY TEAPOT STAND PAINTED WITH THE CHANTILLY SPRIGS A PATTERN, circa 1786-92, unglazed base with S mark, 17cm wide Provenance: Wright Collection no.836, purchased in 2009.

Originally found in a Ludlow charity shop, being sold as ‘Delft’! £80 - £120

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Lot 57

Lot 56 A CAuGHLeY TeAPOT AND COVeR TRANSFeR-PRINTeD WITH THe PAGODA PATTeRN, circa 1785-95, S mark, 15cm high (chipped cover, repaired), a reeded Caughley barrel-form teapot and cover in the Temple pattern 15cm high (cover restored) and a Caughley Pagoda pattern sparrow beak milk jug and cover, 12.4cm high (firing fault and associated crack) (3)

Lot 58 A CAuGHLeY TeA BOWL AND SAuCeR TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe STRIPeD TeMPLe PATTeRN, circa 1785-90, unmarked, bowl 8.6cm diameter, saucer 13.cm diameter (2)

Provenance: Wright Collection no.’s 872, 623 and 727. £120 - £180 Lot 57 A CAuGHLeY TeA BOWL AND SAuCeR PAINTeD WITH THe VeRY RARe VASe AND LANTeRN PATTeRN, circa 1785-95, S mark to the bowl, tea bowl 9.2cm diameter, saucer 14cm diameter (small rim chip), sold together with a Chinese saucer in the same pattern 12cm diameter (3) Provenance: The bowl is Wright Collection no.649, purchased from Rod Jellicoe in 2001. The saucer is Wright Collection no.

878, purchased in 2011 from N. Gent.

Literature: The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, p.185 and Newsletter June 2008 No.34 p.9. Though purchased separately, distinct similarities can be seen in the painting of these two pieces lending credit to the idea that they were most likely by the same painter, with the sizing of each piece also appearing to match. £400 - £600

Provenance: Wright Collection nos. 783a + b, the saucer purchased from Jeremy Holmes and the tea bowl from Newark Fair.

Literature: The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, p.179 for an illustration of this saucer and Newsletter May 2016 66, p.19-20 for further detail. Though purchased separately, these two items appear an almost perfect match with the same gilders’ initials to the foot ring and gilded additional lines. The saucer in particular is a remarkably clear and £80 - £120 attractive print.

Lot 59 A CAuGHLeY TeA BOWL AND SAuCeR PAINTeD WITH THe GILLYFLOWeR I PATTeRN, circa 1778-82, C mark, 7.5cm diameter, together with a Worcester teacup in the same pattern for comparison (teacup glued together) (3) Provenance: The tea bowl is Wright Collection no.199 purchased from John Wyatt in 2003. See Auction Cat. Lot 1086 Mark Law 20/5/03 and the saucer is collection no. 507 purchased in 1996 from N. Gent. The teacup is collection no. 512, and was purchased from Stockspring Antiques in 1996.

Literature: Ironbridge 1999 no.150.

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£60 - £80

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Lot 62

Lot 60 A CAuGHLeY TeACuP AND SAuCeR PAINTeD WITH THe SALOPIAN SPRIG PATTeRN, circa 1786-94, S mark, cup 5.7cm high and saucer 13.8cm diameter (fault to the base of handle on teacup) Provenance: Wright Collection no. 276, purchased from Peter Whitelaw in 1998.

£40 - £60

Lot 61 A COLLeCTION OF CAuGHLeY TeA AND COFFee WAReS TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe FRuIT AND WReATH PATTeRN, circa 1778-82, with additional gilding, comprising teapot and cover, 12cm high, teapot stand, tea caddy and cover (restored), tea bowl, coffee cup and saucer, milk jug, sucrier and cover, spoon tray, slop bowl and a bread and butter plate, C mark (14) Provenance: Wright Collection no.610. The majority of these pieces were purchased from a Phillips Sale on 15/9/99 as lot 198, ‘From the collection of Lord Lilford’, sale 30807 (illustrated in the sale catalogue). This is a very interesting service as it is an example of the earlier, twenty-four reeded shape. A comparison of the teapot in this lot can be made between collection no. 386. The teapot in this is an early barrel shape which is not as uniform in design as the later example. A similar teapot also exists in the Shrewsbury £600 - £800 Museum. Furthermore, the tea canister in this lot was exhibited at Ironbridge 1999 no.67.

Lot 62 A CAuGHLeY SLOP BOWL TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe FRuIT AND WReATH PATTeRN, circa 1780-85, with 40 flutes, with supplementary fruit and floral prints and associated, but seldom seen, large gooseberry print and associated border, circa 1780-85, C mark, 15.2cm and a Caughley sucrier and cover transfer-printed and gilded in the Pagoda pattern, circa 1784-90, unmarked, 10.5cm high, a Caughley coffee cup and saucer with re-enforced rims transfer-printed in the Temple pattern, saucer 14cm diameter and a Caughley tea-cup and saucer transfer-printed with the Temple pattern, saucer 14cm diameter (7)

£150 - £200

Provenance: Assorted Wright Collection numbers.

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Lot 64 Lot 63 A CAuGHLeY TeAPOT AND COVeR TRANSFeR-PRINTeD WITH THe SLICeD APPLe PATTeRN, circa 1784-92, S mark, 13.5cm high (glaze flake to outside top rim of the teapot) Provenance: Wright Collection no.561, purchased in 1998 from Wood. £120 - £180 Lot 64 A VeRY RARe CAuGHLeY TeA BOWL IN THe ‘TReNCH MORTAR’ PATTeRN, circa 1790-98, unmarked, 8cm diameter (hairline) Provenance: Wright Collection no.582 purchased 1998 from S. Millington.

Lot 65

Literature: This is the only piece of Caughley known to demonstrate this pattern, otherwise better known on hard-paste porcelain from the New Hall factory. A pull from a copper plate has recently been found in the Coalport Rag Book, confirming a Shropshire origin. The Rag Book is held at the Wedgwood Museum and contains patterns from both the Caughley and Coalport factories. The paste of this bowl together with the nature of the potting and the foot-rim suggest a Caughley rather than Coalport origin, although some remain sceptical of this attribution.’ The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, p.183 has a full page illustration and discussion of this £100 - £150 tea bowl.

Lot 65 A CAuGHLeY TeAPOT AND COVeR PAINTeD IN BLue AND GILT WITH A STAR-LIke MOTIF, circa 1792-98, 11.5cm high (a.f)

Lot 66

Provenance: Wright Collection no.668, purchased in 2002 from a Mark Law Sale, 29/1/02 Lot 882.

Literature: For a similar teapot see Godden p.202. £100 - £150 Lot 66 A CAuGHLeY SPIRAL ReeDeD AND ‘SHANkeD’ TeA BOWL PAINTeD IN THe TOWeR PATTeRN, circa 1790-96, 8.9cm diameter Provenance: Wright Collection no. 222, purchased in 1981 from Vera Dunk.

Literature: Ironbridge 1999 no.396. An unusual form in underglaze blue, more commonly found in polychrome though £60 - £80 printed Striped Temple examples are also known.

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Lot 68 Lot 67 AN IMPORTANT CAuGHLeY COFFee CuP TRANSFeR-PRINTeD WITH A DRAGON, circa 1790-96, unmarked, 6.9cm high Provenance: Wright Collection no.389, purchased in 1987 from Simon Spero.

Literature: See Ironbridge 1999 no.94, The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, p.46 and Newsletter December 2004 No.20 p.14f. This is the only recorded definite piece in the Dragon pattern by Caughley. The example recorded in an article by Clifton Roberts was almost certainly Coalport instead. In 2014 Brightwells attributed a bowl in this pattern as ‘possibly Caughley’, eventually selling for £1050. £150 - £200 Lot 68 A CAuGHLeY SuCRIeR AND COVeR TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN A RARe uNDeRGLAze BLue THRee FLOWeRS AND HIPS PATTeRN, circa 1775-1783, S mark, 12.5cm high Provenance: Wright Collection no.943, purchased in 2013 from Ebay.

Literature: Newsletter May 2014 No 58 pp 23-4, and The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, p.119 where it is noted that this pattern is only known on sucriers, and may have been the standard pattern for sucriers in tea services. £150 - £200

Lot 69 Lot 71 A CAuGHLeY COFFee CAN AND SAuCeR PAINTeD WITH THe SALOPIAN SPRIG PATTeRN WITH ADDITIONAL GILDING, circa 1785-92, the can with S mark, saucer diameter 13cm (gilding rubbed) together with a further Caughley coffee can painted with the Peony pattern, C mark, 7cm high (cracked) (3) Provenance: The Salopian Sprig cup and saucer are Wright Collection no.648, purchased from Peter Wilsons in 2001, and the Peony coffee cup is Wright Collection no.508 purchased in 1996. £80 - £120 Lot 72 A CAuGHLeY TWIN HANDLeD CuP TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe WILLOW NANkIN PATTeRN, circa 1783-90, unusual mark, 6.3cm high Provenance: Wright Collection no.351, purchased in 1985 from Venners.

Literature: Ironbridge 1999 no.415 and Caughley Society, ‘Caughley Blue and White Patterns’, p.188. £300 - £400

Lot 69 A CAuGHLeY COFFee CuP TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe BIRDS IN BRANCHeS PATTeRN, circa 1780-85, unmarked, 6.9cm high, together with a Coalport saucer of the same design, circa 1800-10, unmarked, 12.5cm diameter (2) Provenance: Wright Collection no.’s 916 and 938.

Literature: See Newsletter May 2014 No 58 pp. 26-7, this is a rare conjunction of print and border. £60 - £80 Lot 70 A CAuGHLeY ReeDeD COFFee POT PAINTeD IN BLue WITH THe GILLYFLOWeR I PATTeRN, lacking cover, circa 1778-85, C mark, 14.5cm high and a Caughley milk jug painted with the Gillyflower I pattern, with early 24-reed body, C mark, 9.6cm high (the jug broken in pieces and re-glued) (2)

Lot 72

Provenance: The coffee pot Wright Collection no. 535, purchased from Gus Brain in 1997. Though the mark is considerably nearer to the foot rim than other Caughley examples, there is no mistaking the attribution of factory when considering the shape of the handle.

The milk jug is Wright Collection no. 328, purchased in 1984 from Rod Jellicoe. See Plate 144 in Godden. This is slightly different with cell border. It belongs to a family of early 24 reed pieces a number of which are in the collection. £100 - £150 19

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Lot 74 Lot 73 A CAuGHLeY SAuCe BOAT TRANSFeR-PRINTeD WITH THe FRuIT AND WReATH PATTeRN, circa 1777-85, 9.8cm high (cracked, chipped), a Caughley strap fluted sauce boat painted with flowers, circa 1776-80, C mark, 9cm high and two Worcester sauce boats with flowers (a.f) (4) Provenance: The Fruit and Wreath sauce boat is Wright Collection no. 308 and was purchased in 1983, the floral sauce boat is Wright Collection no.303 and was purchased in 1982 from ‘White House’.

Lot 75

Literature: The Fruit and Wreath sauce boat is illustrated in Ironbridge 1999 no.66, and the floral sauce boat is illustrated in Ironbridge 1999 no.56. Both Caughley sauce boats are further illustrated in Nick Panes ‘British Sauce Boats of the 18th century’, p.246. £120 - £150 Lot 74 A CAuGHLeY SAuCe BOAT TRANSFeR-PRINTeD WITH THe GILLYFLOWeR II PATTeRN, circa 1776-80, unmarked, 9cm high (chipped) Provenance: Wright Collection no. 749b, purchased in 2006 from Holmes.

Literature: Newsletter August 2012 No.51 p.4 (one of them).

Bought as part of a pair, this sauce boat is unrecorded except by a slide shown by Geoffrey Godden. The moulding is very early sauce boat shapes and possibly reminiscent of Derby. £300 - £400

Lot 76

Lot 75 A CAuGHLeY COFFee CuP TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe FeNCe AND HOuSe PATTeRN, circa 1786-92, unmarked, 6.9cm high (chipped) and a Caughley coffee cup painted in the Tower pattern, unmarked, 6.3cm high (a.f) (2) Provenance: The Fence and Houses coffee cup is Wright Collection no. 720, purchased in 2004 from Paul Johnson. This is a very rare piece, this French shape more commonly being found in a painted sprig pattern. The Tower pattern cup is Wright Collection no. 926, purchased in 2003.

Literature: For the Fence and Houses cup, see Newsletter June 2004 No 18 pg9. £60 - £80 Lot 76 A COALPORT CHeLSeA eWeR, circa 1799-1801, painted in polychrome with a rose to the exterior and floral border to the interior, unmarked (chipped), 7cm high and a Caughley Chelsea ewer in transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the Bandstand pattern, circa 1794-1797, unmarked, 6.9cm high (hairlines) - (2)

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Lot 79

Lot 77 A CAuGHLeY DOLPHIN eWeR PAINTeD WITH SPRIGS, circa 1780-85, C mark, 8.3cm high (riveted repair) Provenance: Wright Collection no.934 purchased in 2013 from Woolley and Wallis (30/04/13, no.562). Careful comparison of this and No.49 in the Ironbridge 1999 Exhibition which was sold at Halls April 2000 shows that it came out of the same mould. £200 - £400 Lot 78 A CAuGHLeY SAuCe BOAT PAINTeD WITH THe RARe ROSe PATTeRN, circa 1776-1779, reversed C mark, 15cm wide (crack around lower section of handle) Provenance: Wright Collection no.686, purchased from Rod Jellicoe in 2002.

Literature: The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, pgs. 105 and 239. This pattern appears to have only been used on sauce boats of this shape, but similar small rose patterns are found on other pieces. This is very similar to the same pattern as produced by Worcester. £150 - £250

Lot 81

Lot 79 A CAuGHLeY CHeLSeA eWeR PAINTeD WITH CONVOLVuLuS, circa 1776-80, the moulded handle with snakehead terminal, C mark, 6.7cm high (handle repaired) Provenance: Wright Collection no. 270, purchased in 1982.

Literature: See Ironbridge 1999 no.126. Compare also with p.271 of Worcester Blue & White by Geoffrey Godden. The Caughley example is taller, with moulded leaves are narrower and more pointed. This early Caughley version is different from the later and more typical ones. £60 - £80 Lot 80 A CAuGHLeY HANDLeD BeAkeR PAINTeD WITH THe SALOPIAN SPRIG PATTeRN, circa 1785-92, S mark, 7.8cm high Provenance: Wright Collection no.164, purchased in 1978 from Vera Dunk/Pagoda.

Literature: Ironbridge 1999 no.195.

£60 - £80

Lot 81 A CAuGHLeY OCTAGONAL SOuP DISH, circa 1785-93, transferprinted in underglaze blue with the Full Nankin pattern, unmarked, 23cm diameter Provenance: Wright Collection no. 326 purchased from Jenny Diss. £60 - £80

Lot 82 Lot 82 A RARe CAuGHLeY DISH OR STAND PAINTeD IN THe GARDeN FLORAL PATTeRN, circa 1785-92, the unglazed base unmarked, 23.7cm wide Provenance: Wright Collection no. 435, purchased from Geoffrey Godden in 1993.

Literature: See Ironbridge 1999 no. 303 and Newsletter 2008 no.

34, p.4. A rare and unrecorded pattern from the Godden Reference Collection, of which there were two with the other appearing in auction 20-21 May 2003 Lot 1085 at Mark Law’s. £150 - £200

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Lot 84

Lot 83 A SMALL CAuGHLeY PLATe, TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN uNDeRGLAze BLue WITH THe APPLe AND DAMSON PATTeRN WITHIN A CeLL DIAPeR BORDeR, circa 1778-86, C mark, 16.3cm diameter Provenance: Wright Collection no. 501, purchased in 1996 from Jupiter Antiques, further bears Throphy 1977 collection label.

Literature: Ironbridge 1999 no.24, and The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, p.122 for the mark which is an interesting version because of the distinctive round serif on £80 - £120 the C.

Lot 84 A PIe-CRuST eDGe CAuGHLeY PLATe PAINTeD WITH THe GILLYFLOWeR I PATTeRN, circa 1776-1780, C mark 19.8cm diameter (hairline) Provenance: Wright Collection no.420, purchased in 1991.

Lot 85

Literature: See Ironbridge 1999 no.144

£50 - £70

Lot 85 A CAuGHLeY PLATe TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe GILLYFLOWeR II PATTeRN WITHIN A WAVY FeATHeReD RIM BORDeR, circa 1776-79, partial S mark, 21.5cm diameter (chipped) Provenance: Wright Collection no. 405 purchased in 1989 from Venners.

Literature: See Ironbridge 1999 no.151, and The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, p.84. A very rare plate, this is heavy and has a thick edge more typical of Liverpool pottery plates painted with Chinese scenes. The wavy feathered edge is almost of irregular type. £100 - £150

Lot 86 A CAuGHLeY PLATe PAINTeD WITH THe BRIGHT SPRIGS PATTeRN, circa 1785-93, S mark, 20.4cm diameter Provenance: Wright Collection no. 445, purchased in 1994 from N. Gent. £80 - £120 Lot 86

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Lot 88

Lot 87 AN uNuSuALLY MOuLDeD CAuGHLeY PLATe TRANSFeRPRINTeD WITH THe FISHeRMAN OR PLeASuRe BOAT PATTeRN, circa 1780-90, unmarked, 21cm diameter Provenance: Wright Collection no.323 purchased in 1984 from R. Edmundson.

Literature: The Caughley Society, The Caughley Society, p156, Newsletter August 2012 No.51 p14 and further illustrated in Roberts Article PtII p.229 Plate XII, Connoisseur, 1919. £100 - £150

Lot 88 A CAuGHLeY BReAkFAST SAuCeR PAINTeD IN THe RARe VASe AND LANTeRN PATTeRN, circa 1785-95, unmarked, 15.7cm diameter

Lot 89

Provenance: Wright Collection no.679, purchased from Bonhams (7/5/03, Lot 232).

Literature: See Ironbridge 1999 no.32, The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White patterns, p.82 of and Newsletter June 2008 No.34 p.9. £250 - £300

Lot 89 A CAuGHLeY PORCeLAIN SOuP PLATe PAINTeD DéCOR Au RONDA WITHIN A SPIRAL FLuTeD AND BASkeT-WeAVe BORDeR eDGe, circa 1788-93. unmarked, 21.5cm diameter (central star crack and chips), together with a Tournai plate in the same pattern, unmarked, 23.8cm diameter (2) Provenance: The Caughley example is Wright Collection no. 013, purchased in 2003 from a Mark Law Sale. Purchased originally from Lapwing Antiques in Manchester in 1971, the pattern was at that time unrecorded until three further examples later appeared in North Shropshire. The Tournai example is Wright Collection no.765, purchased in 2006 from Ebay.

Literature: The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, p.78 and Newsletter September 2003 No 16 p 10. £150 - £200

Lot 90 Lot 90 A CAuGHLeY SOuP DISH PAINTeD DéCOR à LA MOuCHe, circa 1789-94, S mark, 25.2cm diameter (chips to edge) and a Tournai plate of the same pattern, circa 1790, 23.8cm diameter (2) Provenance: The Caughley dish is Wright Collection no. 681, purchased from Sworders in 2002 and the Tournai plate is collection no.690, purchased in 2003 from Vera.

Literature: The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, p. 77, this pattern being previously unrecorded. £150 - £200

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Lot 92

Lot 91 A CAuGHLeY SCALLOP SHeLL DISH TRANSFeR-PRINTeD WITH THe FISHeRMAN OR PLeASuRe BOAT PATTeRN, circa 1782-90, unmarked, 15cm wide (hairline) with a small Caughley bowl with everted rim in the same pattern, unmarked, 8.9cm diameter (chipped) (2)

Lot 92 A CAuGHLeY MOuLDeD SHeLL FORM DISH PAINTeD WITH THe GILLYFLOWeR I PATTeRN, circa 1776-78, 19.5cm wide (in two pieces with chips and ex rivets)

Provenance: The scallop shell dish is Wright Collection no.470, purchased in 1995 from Wright. The bowl is Wright Collection no.122, purchased from ‘BD’ in 1975. The bowl in particular is a £100 - £150 very rare shape.

Literature: The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, pg.83 and Newsletter December 2003 No.16 p.15, this being a hitherto unrecorded shape. £200 - £250

Provenance: Wright Collection no.704, purchased from Halls in 2003 (lot 46).

Lot 93 A CAuGHLeY CeNTRe DISH PAINTeD WITH THe WeIR PATTeRN, circa 1785-90, painted mark ‘B’ or ‘8’, 32cm wide Provenance: Wright Collection no.433 purchased in 1997 from J. Gittins. £120 - £180 Lot 94 A CAuGHLeY CIRCuLAR TuReeN AND COVeR PAINTeD WITH THe CHANTILLY SPRIG B PATTeRN, circa 1786-97, unmarked, 19cm overall width (chip to cover’s edge near notch) Provenance: Wright Collection no.789 purchased from Dreweatts in 2008.

Lot 93

Literature: See both Newsletters August 2009 No.39 p.5 and 2008 No.36 p.11. This is an unusual to find with the cover; a similar example appearing in the 1999 Exhibition, no.465 without a cover where it is described as a ‘breakfast bowl’. A smaller one in the same exhibition, no.188 is described as a ‘broth bowl’. This example contains a notch for a spoon or a ladle so the £300 - £400 description of tureen seems a reasonable one.

Lot 96 A CAuGHLeY POWDeR BLue TuReeN PAINTeD WITH A HeART-PANeLLeD LANDSCAPe PATTeRN, lacking cover, circa 1776-80, C mark, 10.2cm wide (badly a.f), together with a further Caughley tureen and cover, circa 1788-1795, painted with the Carnation pattern, 14.5cm wide (chipped and cracked) (2) Provenance: The heart panelled example is Wright Collection no.635, purchased in 2000 from R. Sillito. This could be noted as a third powder blue pattern by Caughley, distinguished by the shape of the panels and perhaps the scenes within them.

Furthermore, both the shape of the tureen and its handles are of interest. This is the only example of the pattern. The Carnation tureen is Wright Collection no.883, purchased from Bonhams in 2011. It is also ex Godden Collection. For a discussion of powder blue wares, see Newsletter November 2009 No.40.

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Literature: The Heart-panelled landscape tureen is illustrated in The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, p163. £100 - £150 Please note all successful bids are subject to a Buyer’s Premium of 20% plus VAT.

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Lot 97 A RARe CAuGHLeY TuReeN, cover and stand transfer-printed in the Willow Nankin pattern, circa 1790-97, unmarked, 20.6cm wide (3) Provenance: Wright Collection no.928, purchased in 2013.

Literature: Newsletter May 2013 No.54 p13. See also Geoffrey Godden’s Coalport book plate 12 (alongside the Chinese equivalent). £300 - £400 Lot 98 A VeRY RARe CAuGHLeY FLOWeR POT TRANSFeR-PRINTeD WITH THe PINe CONe PATTeRN, circa 1780-90, unmarked, 12.2cm diameter Provenance: Wright Collection no.917, purchased in 2012 from Ewbanks Auctioneers. Though sold by Ewbanks as a ‘Worcester cache pot’, a piece marked C was sold by Christies (12/10/81, lot 215) in the Gilbert Bradley Sale. £400 - £600 Lot 99 A LARGe CAuGHLeY TuReeN STAND TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe FuLL NANkIN PATTeRN, circa 1782-90, unmarked, 35.5cm wide

Lot 97

Provenance: Wright Collection no. 519 purchased in 1996 from Reed.

Literature: Compare with that seen in Godden, ‘Caughley and Worcester Patterns’, pl.116 on the bottom right for the shape. £100 - £150 Lot 100 A CAuGHLeY TeACuP TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe TeMPLe PATTeRN, unmarked, 7.6cm diameter (star crack), a Caughley trio of coffee cup, tea bowl and saucer transfer-printed in the Pagoda pattern and a Chinese tea bowl, 18th century, painted with a twisted ribbon border to the interior (also made at Caughley and Coalport), 9cm diameter (5) £40 - £60 Lot 101 A RARe CAuGHLeY TeAPOT AND COVeR PAINTeD WITH THe BRIDGe AND WINDMILL PATTeRN, circa 1780, S mark, 15.5cm high Provenance: Wright Collection no. 274 (cover repaired, metal repair to the tip of the spout) £100 - £150 Lot 102 A CAuGHLeY TeAPOT AND COVeR PAINTeD IN THe SALOPIAN SPRIGS PATTeRN, circa 1785, unmarked, 15.5cm high (small repair to cover) Provenance: Wright Collection no. 371

Lot 98

£80 - £120

Lot 103 A CAuGHLeY TeAPOT AND COVeR TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe PLeASuRe BOAT PATTeRN, circa 1785, S mark, 12.5cm high Provenance: Wright Collection no.946.

£80 - £120

Lot 104 A CAuGHLeY TeAPOT AND COVeR TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe WILLOW PATTeRN, circa 1780-85, Sx mark, 14.5cm high Provenance: Wright Collection no.942

£100 - £150

Lot 105 A SMALL CAuGHLeY TeAPOT AND COVeR, circa 1780-85, unmarked, 11cm high £50 - £70 Lot 106 A SMALL CAuGHLeY ReeDeD BARReL FORM TeAPOT AND COVeR, circa 1780-85, with an ear shaped handle, unmarked, 11cm high Provenance: Wright Collection no.969.

£50 - £70

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Lot 114 A CAuGHLeY WASTe BOWL TRANSFeR-PRINTeD WITH THe FeNCeD GARDeN PATTeRN, circa 1780, unmarked, 9cm diameter Ex Bill Dickenson paper label to base. £40 - £60 Lot 115 A CAuGHLeY SLOP OR WASTe BOWL PAINTeD IN THe ROCk STRATA ISLAND PATTeRN, circa 1776-82, S mark, 12.5cm diameter, and a further Caughley bowl transfer-printed with the Stalked Fruit pattern, circa 1785, unmarked, 13cm diameter (star £100 - £150 crack) (2) Lot 116 A CAuGHLeY OVAL DeSSeRT CeNTRe DISH, transfer-printed in the Full Nankin pattern with addition chain link gilding, circa £100 - £150 1785-90, unmarked, 33cm wide Lot 117 A CAuGHLeY BuTTeR DISH, COVeR AND A STAND TRANSFeRPRINTeD IN THe THRee FLOWeRS AND BuTTeRFLY PATTeRN, C mark, stand 20cm wide (repair to cover) Lot 107 Lot 107 A CAuGHLeY eYe BATH, TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN uNDeRGLAze BLue WITH A SPRIG AND CeLL BORDeR, circa 1780-90, unmarked, 4.6cm high (glued repair) Provenance: Wright Collection no.410, purchased in 1989 from Venners.

Literature: The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, p.214. £100 - £150 Lot 108 A POWDeR BLue CAuGHLeY HeART-SHAPeD DeSSeRT DISH PAINTeD WITH IN THe FAN PANeLLeD LANDSCAPe PATTeRN, circa 1777-85, faux Chinese mark, 30cm wide £120 - £180 Lot 109 A PAIR OF CAuGHLeY POWDeR BLue DeSSeRT TuReeNS AND COVeRS PAINTeD IN THe ROCk, HOuSe AND TWO ISLANDS DeSIGN, circa 1777-85, with shell form handles, faux Chinese marks, 11cm high (one cover a.f) (2) Ex Roderick Jellicoe paper label to one base. For all powder blue wares, see the article in the Caughley Newsletter November 2009 No.40 p.3-9. £400 - £600

Provenance: Ex Wright Collection paper label.

£70 - £100

Lot 118 A CAuGHLeY PART DeSSeRT SeRVICe IN THe FuLL NANkIN PATTeRN, circa 1785-90, comprising four square form dessert dishes and three shell form dishes, unmarked, shell dishes 19.5cm £200 - £250 wide and largest square dish 23cm wide (7) Lot 119 A CAuGHLeY MASk HeAD CABBAGe LeAF JuG TRANSFeRPRINTeD IN THe THRee FLOWeRS PATTeRN, circa 1785, C mark, 22.5cm high £150 - £200 Lot 120 A CAuGHLeY PICkLe LeAF DISH TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe PLeASuRe BOAT PATTeRN, circa 1780, unmarked, 9.5cm wide £80 - £120 Ex Bill Dickenson paper label to base.

Lot 121 A CAuGHLeY TOY TeAPOT AND COVeR TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe PLeASuRe BOAT PATTeRN, circa 1785, Sx mark, 8.5cm £100 - £140 high (minute chip to the tip of the spout) Lot 122 A CAuGHLeY SPARROW BeAk JuG, TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN uNDeRGLAze BLue WITH THe MOTHeR AND CHILD PATTeRN, circa 1785, C with serif mark, 10.5cm high £100 - £150

Lot 110 A CAuGHLeY POWDeR BLue SquARe DeSSeRT DISH PAINTeD WITH THe ROCk AND HOuSe, AND TWO ISLANDS PATTeRNS, circa 1777-82, C and faux Chinese mark, 23cm wide £150 - £200

Lot 123 A CAuGHLeY SPARROW BeAk JuG TRANSFeR-PRINTeD WITH THe THRee FLOWeRS AND BuTTeRFLY PATTeRN, circa 1785, C with serif mark, 9.5cm high £60 - £80

Lot 111 A COLLeCTION OF THRee CAuGHLeY COFFee CuPS AND ONe TeACuP, circa 1790-95, three embellished with gilt, one of bute form in blue and white, tallest 6.6cm high (4) £100 - £150

Lot 124 A CAuGHLeY MILk JuG PAINTeD WITH THe SALOPIAN SPRIG PATTeRN, circa 1795, with internal blue line and sawtooth £100 - £150 border, unmarked, 7.5cm high

Lot 112 A CAuGHLeY OVAL BAkING DISH TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe WILLOW NANkIN PATTeRN, circa 1783-90, 22cm wide Bears Ex Bill Dickenson paper label to reverse. £80 - £120

Lot 125 A CAuGHLeY ARTICHOke FORM ICe CuP AND COVeR, TRANSFeR-PRINTeD WITH THe PLeASuRe BOAT PATTeRN, circa 1790, 10.5cm high (chip to the underside of the cover’s rim)

Lot 113 A CAuGHLeY HeART-SHAPeD DeSSeRT DISH PAINTeD IN THe WeIR PATTeRN WITHIN AN ASSOCIATeD BORDeR, circa 1785, unmarked, 27.5cm wide (rim chip)

Ex Gittins paper label.

Bears ex. Godden Reference Collection paper label to reverse. £100 - £150

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Literature: See CP, page 7, no.71 for a similar ice cup described, where the author notes, ‘These pieces are more usually described as Artichoke cups, but the Chamberlain accounts for 9th October, 1979, record the purchase of 6 ice-cups and covers, Artichoke pattern, at 1/6, which would seem to suggest that the use of ‘Artichoke’ in the context of these accounts refers to the shape of £150 - £200 these small vessels rather than the usage.

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Lot 126 A SMALL CAuGHLeY CABBAGe LeAF MASk HeAD JuG TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe BOuqueTS PATTeRN, circa 1785, So mark, 15cm high

Lot 137 A CAuGHLeY TART OR PATTY PAN TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe PLeASuRe BOAT PATTeRN, circa 1785, S mark, 10cm diameter Ex Bill Dickenson paper label to the base. £200 - £300

£150 - £200

Lot 138 A CAuGHLeY LOBeD COFFee POT AND COVeR TRANSFeRPRINTeD IN THe TeMPLe PATTeRN, circa 1785, S mark, 26cm high (cover repaired)

Ex Bill Dickenson paper label.

Lot 127 A LOBeD CAuGHLeY PLATe TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe FuLL NANkIN PATTeRN, circa 1785-90, unmarked, 20.2cm diameter, together with a Caughley sparrow beak jug transferprinted in the Full Nankin pattern, with additional gilding, painted II in gilt to the base, otherwise unmarked (rubbed) (2) £30 - £40 Lot 128 A CAuGHLeY COFFee CuP AND SAuCeR PAINTeD WITH CHANTILLY SPRIGS BeTWeeN OzIeR AND GILT BORDeRS, unmarked, the cup 6cm high, the saucer 13cm diameter Ex Gittins paper label inscribed ‘From Dr. J. Campbell Collection, 13/10/1992’ £60 - £80 Lot 129 A CAuGHLeY TeA BOWL AND SAuCeR TRANSFeR-PRINTeD WITH THe BIRDS IN BRANCHeS PATTeRN, circa 1785, S mark to saucer, tea bowl 8cm diameter, saucer 12.2cm diameter (small rim chip to the saucer), together with a Caughley coffee cup transfer-printed in the Mother and Child pattern, with a saucer in the Bell Toy pattern, unmarked, coffee cup 6.5cm high, £100 - £150 saucer 13cm diameter (4) Lot 130 A CAuGHLeY COFFee CuP AND SAuCeR PAINTeD CHANTILLY SPRIGS WITHIN AN OzIeR BORDeR, circa 1785, painted S mark, the cup 5.5cm high, saucer 12.5cm diameter (2) £60 - £80 Lot 131 A CAuGHLeY ICe PAIL AND COVeR, lacking liner, transferprinted with the Pleasure Boat pattern, circa 1785, unmarked, 28cm high Ex Godden Reference Collection and Bill Dickenson paper labels to the base. £1,000 - £1,500 Lot 132 A RARe CAuGHLeY DISH, TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN uNDeRGLAze BLue WITH THe STRIPeD TeMPLe PATTeRN, circa 1785-99, unmarked, 22.5cm diameter, together with a further Caughley dish transfer-printed in the Temple pattern with gilded £200 - £250 additional detail, circa 1790, 21cm diameter (2)

Ex Godden Reference Collection and Bill Dickenson paper label. £100 - £150 Lot 139 A CAuGHLeY GeRANIuM LeAF BuTTeR BOAT TRANSFeRPRINTeD IN THe FISHeRMAN PATTeRN, circa 1790, unmarked, £100 - £150 8cm long Lot 140 A CAuGHLeY ASPARAGuS SeRVeR TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe PLeASuRe BOAT PATTeRN, circa 1780-90, unglazed base £60 - £80 unmarked, 8cm wide Lot 141 A CAuGHLeY HeLMeT FORM CReAM JuG TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe PAGODA PATTeRN, circa 1790-95, with additional gilding £30 - £40 (now rubbed), unmarked, 10cm high Lot 142 A CAuGHLeY COFFee POT AND COVeR TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe FeNCe PATTeRN, circa 1777-90, the cover with flower form finial, C mark, 23.5cm high £150 - £200 Lot 143 A CAuGHLeY TeA CADDY, lacking cover, transfer-printed in the Mansfield pattern, circa 1785, C mark, 12.5cm high £100 - £150 Lot 144 A CAuGHLeY OVAL BAkING DISH TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe PLeASuRe BOAT PATTeRN, circa 1780-90, impressed £150 - £250 Salopian mark, 24.5cm wide Lot 145 A CAuGHLeY SHeLL FORM PICkLe DISH TRANSFeRPRINTeD IN THe PLeASuRe BOAT PATTeRN, circa 1785, impressed Salopian mark, 13cm wide Ex Bill Dickenson paper label.

£50 - £80

Lot 133 A CAuGHLeY SPARROW BeAk JuG TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe PeONY PATTeRN, circa 1785, C mark with serif, 9.5cm high £150 - £200 Lot 134 A CAuGHLeY SAuCe BOAT TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe PLeASuRe BOAT PATTeRN, circa 1775-85, of half-fluted form, unmarked, 10.5cm high Ex Bill Dickenson paper label.

£150 - £200

Lot 135 A CAuGHLeY HeLMeT FORM MILk JuG TRANSFeR-PRINTeD WITH THe FeNCe AND HOuSeS PATTeRN, circa 1780-85, C £100 - £150 mark, 11cm high Lot 136 A LOW CAuGHLeY SAuCe BOAT TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe FuLL NANkIN PATTeRN, unmarked, 7cm high Ex Gittins paper label to the base. £150 - £250

Lot 146 Lot 146 A CAuGHLeY SHeLL FORM DeSSeRT DISH TRANSFeRPRINTeD IN THe PLeASuRe BOAT PATTeRN, circa 1785, unmarked, 20cm wide Ex Bill Dickenson paper label to the base.

£100 - £150

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Lot 149

Lot 147 A CAuGHLeY MASk HeAD CABBAGe LeAF JuG TRANSFeRPRINTeD IN THe PARROT PeCkING FRuIT PATTeRN, circa £70 - £100 1785, unmarked, 19.5cm high

Lot 149 A LARGe CAuGHLeY MASk HeAD CABBAGe LeAF JuG TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe PLeASuRe BOAT PATTeRN, circa £200 - £300 1785, S mark, 26cm high

Lot 148 A CAuGHLeY TeA BOWL AND SAuCeR IN THe TeMPLe PATTeRN, with reinforced rim, the tea bowl 8.5cm diameter, saucer 13cm diameter (ex Wright Collection), and a further tea bowl and saucer in the Temple pattern, S mark, tea bowl 6cm £50 - £70 diameter, saucer 14cm diameter (4)

Lot 150 A CAuGHLeY POWDeR BLue DeSSeRT CeNTRe DISH PAINTeD IN THe HOLeD ROCk PATTeRN, circa 1775-80, C mark, 31cm wide Ex Gittins Collection paper label.

£200 - £300

Lot 151 A RARe BLue AND WHITe ‘JOHN HILL’ eLeCTION JuG, c.1796, Caughley or early John Rose Coalport, each side inscribed ‘Honour and Honesty. John Hill for Ever. Prosperity to the House of Hawkstone’, beneath the spout with the legend ‘Majority of 44 in the Year 1796’, 22cm high (small chip to the tip of the spout)

Lot 150

This was a closely fought election campaign between William and his brother John Hill and was dubbed a ‘family contest ... sprung from a pique’ and the brothers attempted to buy votes with ale, food and more. The controversial Shrewsbury election of 1796 did not in fact result in a victory for John Hill, as the inscription on this jug suggests. John Hill’s claimed ‘’Majority of 44’’ was reached by adding spoilt ballot papers to his valid votes, and amounted only to a majority over his younger kinsman, William Hill, rather than to the overall victor, William Pulteney. The confusion regarding attribution of the jug itself lies in the closeness of the two factories and the fact that several moulds exist. It is possible that both factories produced these Election jugs, although it has sometimes been quoted as the earliest known dated Coalport porcelain.

Ex Wright Collection.

£1,000 - £1,500

Lot 152 A CAuGHLeY DeSSeRT CeNTRe DISH PAINTeD WITH THe CARNATION PATTeRN, circa 1785-92, within osier moulded border, unmarked, 27cm wide £80 - £120

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Lot 153 A CAuGHLeY DeSSeRT CeNTRe DISH, circa 1785-90, of bracketed, oval form, transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the Full Nankin pattern, unmarked, 31.5cm wide £100 - £150 Please note all successful bids are subject to a Buyer’s Premium of 20% plus VAT.

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Lot 154

Lot 155

Lot 154 A CAuGHLeY CuSTARD CuP AND COVeR TRANSFeRPRINTeD WITH THe COTTAGe PATTeRN, circa 1780-85, S £250 - £350 mark, 8cm high

Lot 162 A SMALL CAuGHLeY TeAPOT AND COVeR TRANSFeRPRINTeD IN THe PLeASuRe BOAT PATTeRN, 11.5cm high (cracked teapot, restored cover)

Lot 155 A CAuGHLeY BALuSTeR FORM CuSTARD CuP WITH COVeR, with plain loop handle and ball knop, circa 1780, transfer printed in underglaze blue with the Full Nankin pattern, unmarked, 9cm £200 - £300 high

Ex Godden Reference Collection paper label to the base. £60 - £80

Lot 156 A CAuGHLeY TeA CANISTeR AND COVeR TRANSFeRPRINTeD IN THe TeMPLe PATTeRN, with additional gilding, circa 1785-90, Sx mark, 12cm high (gilding rubbed) £60 - £80 Lot 157 A CAuGHLeY SLOP OR WASTe BOWL TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe BIRDS IN BRANCHeS PATTeRN, circa 1785, unmarked, 16cm diameter and a small Caughley fluted bowl in the Pagoda £50 - £70 pattern, S mark, 12cm diameter (2) Lot 158 A SMALL CAuGHLeY BOWL TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe FISHeRMAN PATTeRN, circa 1780-85, S mark, 11cm diameter £40 - £60 Lot 159 A CAuGHLeY RADISH DISH TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe FuLL NANkIN PATTeRN WITHIN AN ASSOCIATeD FITzHuGH BORDeR, painted Sx mark, 29cm wide See C & W P page 103 for a discussion of radish dishes and plate 164 for a similarly moulded radish dish in the Weir pattern, see also CBE catalogue nos. 293 and 475 for a similar dish. £200 - £300 Lot 160 A CAuGHLeY SquARe FORM DeSSeRT DISH IN THe FuLL NANkIN PATTeRN, unmarked, circa 1785, 13cm wide Ex Bill Dickenson paper label to base

£50 - £80

Lot 161 A CAuGHLeY eGG DRAINeR PAINTeD WITH THe ISLAND PATTeRN, circa 1780-90, with an associated segmented border, £80 - £120 S mark, 9.5cm diameter (restored chip)

Lot 163 A CAuGHLeY TeAPOT AND COVeR TRANSFeR-PRINTeD IN THe FRuIT AND WReATH PATTeRN, circa 1780, the cover with a floral finial, C mark, 16cm high (firing crack running along spout) Ex Maurice Wright paper label to the base.

Lot 164 TWO CAuGHLeY TeAPOTS, COVeRS AND STANDS IN THe PAGODA AND TeMPLe PATTeRNS, circa 1785, together with a £150 - £200 Tower pattern teapot stand (7) Lot 165 A PAIR OF SMALL CAuGHLeY POWDeR BLue LOBeD PLATeS PAINTeD IN THe FAN PANeLLeD LANDSCAPe PATTeRN, circa 1777-85, painted faux Chinese mark, impressed Salopian, 20cm diameter Ex Maurice Wright Collection paper label to one plate verso. £400 - £600 Lot 166 FOuR CAuGHLeY LOBeD PLATeS PAINTeD WITH A FANPANeLLeD LANDSCAPe WITHIN POWDeR BLue GROuND, circa 1777-85, impressed Salopian and painted faux Chinese mark, 18cm diameter (4) Literature: Ironbridge 1999 no.371 and Newsletter 2009 No.40 p.6. A single plate from the Wright Collection sold in these rooms, Apr 26, 2017 for £380. £600 - £800 Lot 167 A CAuGHLeY TuReeN AND COVeR, circa 1780-85, decorated with a design of Precious Objects (taken from the Holed Rock Design), S mark, 14cm wide Roderick Jellicoe Exhibition label no. 55.

£150 - £250

Lot 168 A CAuGHLeY POWDeR BLue DISH OR STAND IN THe FANPANeLLeD LANDSCAPe PATTeRN, circa 1778, faux Chinese seal mark, 19.2cm diameter Colin Barrett paper label to reverse.

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£100 - £150

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Lot 169 A PAIR OF CAuGHLeY POWDeR BLue FLuTeD PLATeS PAINTeD WITH THe FLAMING OR HOLeD ROCk DeSIGN, circa 1780, impressed Salopian marks, 20.5cm diameter (2) One plate is ex. Godden Reference and Barbara Leeke Collections, the other ex. Bill Dickenson, Ironbridge. £300 - £500 Lot 170 A PAIR OF CAuGHLeY POWDeR BLue FLuTeD PLATeS, PAINTeD WITH THe HOLeD OR FLAMING ROCk DeSIGN, £250 - £450 painted S marks, 20.5cm diameter (2) Lot 171 THRee CAuGHLeY POWDeR BLue FLuTeD PLATeS PAINTeD WITH THe HOLeD OR FLAMING ROCk DeSIGN, circa 1780-85, C marks, 22cm diameter (one with stapled repairs, another with stapled repairs which have now been removed) (3) £300 - £500 Lot 172 A PAIR OF CAuGHLeY FLuTeD DISHeS PAINTeD WITH THe HOLeD OR FLAMING ROCk DeSIGN, circa 1780-85, S marks, £300 - £500 22.5cm diameter (one chipped to edge) Lot 173 A CAuGHLeY POWDeR BLue SHeLL DeSSeRT DISH PAINTeD WITH THe FAN PANeLLeD LANDSCAPe DeSIGN, 20cm wide, and a Caughley powder blue fluted plate in the same pattern, £50 - £70 20cm diameter (both a.f) (2) Lot 174 A CAuGHLeY POWDeR BLue FLuTeD PLATe IN THe HOLeD OR FLAMING ROCk DeSIGN, circa 1778-80, C mark, 18cm diameter, together with a further example in the same pattern, 18cm diameter (stapled and repaired) (2) Ex Caughley Bicentenary Exhibition paper label to the reverse of the first example. £100 - £150 Lot 175 A CAuGHLeY POWDeR BLue FLuTeD PLATe IN THe HOLeD OR FLAMING ROCk DeSIGN, circa 1778-80, impressed Salopian £200 - £300 mark, 22cm diameter Lot 176 A PAIR OF CAuGHLeY SquARe FORM POWDeR BLue DeSSeRT DISHeS IN THe HOLeD OR FLAMING ROCk DeSIGN, £200 - £300 circa 1778-80, 20cm wide (2) Lot 177 A CAuGHLeY POWDeR BLue SquARe DeSSeRT DISH IN THe HOLeD OR FLAMING ROCk DeSIGN, circa 1778-80, C mark, £100 - £150 20cm wide Lot 178 A CAuGHLeY POWDeR BLue SHeLL FORM DeSSeRT DISH IN THe HOLeD OR FLAMING ROCk PATTeRN, circa 1788-80, C mark, 21.5cm wide Ex Roderick Jellicoe Exhibition label.

£150 - £200

Lot 179 A CAuGHLeY POWDeR BLue SquARe DeSSeRT DISH IN THe HOLeD OR FLAMING ROCk DeSIGN, circa 1778-80, C mark, 20.5cm wide (chipped) £50 - £80 Lot 180 A CAuGHLeY POWDeR BLue DeSSeRT CeNTRe DISH, PAINTeD IN THe FAN PANeLLeD LANDSCAPe DeSIGN, circa 1780, faux Chinese seal and C marks, 31cm wide £80 - £120

Lot 156 Lot 181 A CAuGHLeY POWDeR BLue SquARe FORM DeSSeRT DISH IN THe FAN PANeLLeD LANDSCAPe DeSIGN, circa 1780-82, £100 - £150 faux Chinese and C marks, 23cm wide Lot 182 A PAIR OF CAuGHLeY DeSSeRT CeNTRe DISHeS, PAINTeD WITH THe HOLeD OR FLAMeD ROCk DeSIGN, circa 1780-82, one with impressed Salopian mark, the other with a painted C £200 - £300 mark, 26cm wide (2) Lot 183 A PAIR OF CAuGHLeY FLuTeD PLATeS IN THe HOLeD OR FLAMING ROCk PATTeRN, circa 1780-82, painted S marks, £200 - £300 22cm diameter (2) Lot 184 A PAIR OF CAuGHLeY FLuTeD PLATeS IN THe HOLeD OR FLAMING ROCk PATTeRN, circa 1780-82, painted S marks, £150 - £200 22.5cm diameter (one chipped) (2) Lot 185 A SeLeCTION OF CAuGHLeY SAuCeRS TO INCLuDe exAMPLeS IN THe CANNONBALL, BIRDS IN BRANCHeS, AND THe WILLOW PATTeRN, together with a comparative Chinese £120 - £180 saucer in the same pattern (5) Lot 186 A CAuGHLeY MuSTARD POT AND COVeR TRANSFeRPRINTeD WITH THe FISHeRMAN PATTeRN, unmarked, 9.5cm high and a Caughley blue and white bowl with a reinforced rim, £50 - £70 X mark, 13cm diameter (2) Lot 187 A CAuGHLeY MuSTARD POT AND COVeR TRANSFeRPRINTeD WITH THe THRee FLOWeRS AND BuTTeRFLY £50 - £70 PATTeRN, circa 1785, C mark, 10cm high

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Lot 188 A CAuGHLeY TeAPOT, COVeR AND STAND IN THe TeMPLe PATTeRN, circa 1780, together and a Caughley coffee cup and two tea bowls (6) £100 - £150 Lot 189 A CAuGHLeY POWDeR BLue OVAL FORM DeSSeRT DISH PAINTeD WITH THe FAN PANeLLeD LANDSCAPe DeSIGN, circa 1777-85, faux Chinese mark and C, 31cm wide £100 - £150 Lot 190 A CAuGHLeY MASk HeAD CABBAGe LeAF JuG TRANSFeRPRINTeD IN THe PLeASuRe BOAT PATTeRN, circa 1785, £80 - £120 unmarked, 14.5cm high Lot 191 A CAuGHLeY TRIO OF COFFee CuP, TeA BOWL AND SAuCeR £50 - £80 IN PLAIN WHITe, circa 1785 (3)

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Lot 192 A CAuGHLeY TOY TeAPOT AND COVeR PAINTeD IN THe ISLAND PATTeRN, circa 1785, unmarked, 8cm high (repaired), and a Caughley toy trio transfer-printed in the Pleasure Boat pattern, comprising coffee cup, tea bowl and saucer, S mark (4) £150 - £250 Lot 193 THRee CAuGHLeY SHALLOW DISHeS PAINTeD WITH THe CARNATION PATTeRN BeTWeeN OSIeR MOuLDeD BORDeRS, £80 - £120 circa 1790, S mark, 24cm diameter Lot 194 A CAuGHLeY LOzeNGe SHAPe DeSSeRT DISH PAINTeD WITH CHANTILLY SPRIGS, 27cm wide and a further Caughley dessert dish painted with Salopian Sprigs, circa 1785, 29.5cm wide (2) £120 - £150 (restored)

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Made in Shropshire

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Lot 200 Lot 197 ROBeRT MORDeN, ‘Shrop Shire’, as appearing in Camden’s Britannica, 1695 £50 - £80 Lot 198 eMANueL BOWeN, ‘An Accurate Map of Shrop Shire Divided £100 - £200 into its Hundreds’ circa 1765 Lot 199 ReV JeAN LOuIS PeTIT (1801-1868), five assorted watercolours £100 - £200 of Shropshire, each framed (5) Lot 200 A CALCuT, JACkFIeLD BLue AND WHITe CABBAGe LeAF JuG, circa 1794-96, transfer-printed with the Elephant pattern, 20cm high £1,000 - £1,500 Lot 201 A LATe 19TH CeNTuRY COALBROOkDALe PIeRCeD CAST IRON FRuIT DISH, 29cm diameter, together with a further Coalbrookdale brass pierced dish on pale brown ceramic foot, impressed Victorian registration mark, 10.5cm high (2) The design is by a German architect and designer Karl Friedrich Schinkel who travelled to England to study the techniques of cast iron production before returning to Germany where he designed pieces for the famous Berlin foundry. The same motif used of the water gods and hippocampi (sea horses) with tridents on this plate is used on the famous Schloßbrucke (Palace Bridge) in Berlin. Arguably one of the grandest bridges in Berlin and a fantastic historical association with this design of plate. £60 - £80

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Lot 202 A COALPORT JeWeLLeD quATReFOIL CABINeT CuP AND SAuCeR, late 19th century, retailers mark for Ovington Brothers, printed factory mark in green, pattern T309 in iron red, the cup £60 - £80 4cm high, saucer 10cm diameter (2) Lot 203 A PAIR OF COALPORT JeWeLLeD VASeS AND COVeRS, the pink grounds with middle bandings of jewelled turquoise decoration, patterns V.6042, printed factory marks in green, 18.5cm high, together with a small Coalport pink dish in shell form on tripod feet, 8cm wide (3) £150 - £200 Lot 204 A COALPORT COBALT GROuND VASe PAINTeD WITH AN OVAL PANeL OF FRuIT, signed H.H, on tripod feet, green printed £60 - £80 mark, 11cm high (hairline to rim) Lot 205 A PAIR OF COALPORT PIeRCeD COMPORT STANDS, circa 1860, the pink and gilded ground decorated with raised enamel butterflies against foliage, with a floral spray to the centre, unmarked, 23.5cm diameter (minor restoration) (2) £60 - £80 Lot 206 A COALPORT CABINeT CuP AND SAuCeR, circa 1890-90, the pink ground and interior with turquoise jewelling and gilding, pattern Y1211, green printed factory mark, retailed by Ovington Brothers, cup 6.6cm high, saucer 12.5cm diameter together with a Coalport twin-handled jewelled and landscape vase, on four lions paw feet, green printed factory mark, pattern 5955/200 £100 - £150 MIN, 12cm high (vase restored) (3)

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Lot 208 Lot 207 A JOHN ROSe & CO, COALPORT ‘IMPROVeD FeLTSPAR PORCeLAIN’ ReCTANGuLAR PIeRCeD DISH, painted internally with a spray of naturalistic flowers in polychrome, printed red £40 - £60 Society of Arts factory mark, 15.5cm wide

Lot 212 A JOHN ROSe, COALPORT JuG painted with flowers against a cobalt and star spangled ground, unmarked, 16.5cm high (spout a.f, starcrack to base) and a Coalbrookdale documentary jug, £60 - £80 ‘Ann Corbet, 1833’, 19.5cm high (2)

Lot 208 A PAIR OF COALPORT LANDSCAPe PAINTeD PLATeS, circa 1880, ‘Kilchurn Castle’ and ‘Ben Venue’, printed, impressed and painted marks alongside titles, ex Shrewsbury Museum paper labels, 26.5cm diameter

Lot 213 A PAIR OF RARe COALPORT VASeS AND COVeRS, painted with flowers, butterflies and birds, circa 1875-81, green printed mark, painted pattern A1412, 17.5cm high (2) £150 - £250

Kilchurn Castle is a ruined 15th century structure on the northeastern end of Loch Awe, in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. It was the ancestral home of the Campbells of Glen Orchy, who later became the Earls of Breadalbane also known as the Breadalbane family branch, of the Clan Campbell. The earliest construction on the castle was the tower house and Laich Hall (looks onto Loch Awe).

Ben Venue is a mountain in the Trossachs area of Scotland. The name Ben Venue is derived from the Scottish Gaelic words meaning ‘’the miniature mountain’’. £60 - £80

Lot 214 COALPORT CuPS AND SAuCeRS, late 19th/early 20th century, to include a pair of miniature cabinet cups and saucer, cobalt and yellow grounds, pattern 2372/A, a coffee cup and saucer transferprinted with birds against a gilt ground and a large relief decorated cobalt cup and saucer with pink and gilded flowers £100 - £200 Lot 215 A COALPORT JeWeLLeD TeA CADDY AND COVeR, early 20th century, the pink ground with agate style decoration, green £100 - £150 printed mark, 10cm high

Lot 209 A COALPORT FRuIT-PAINTeD CABINeT PLATe BY FReDeRICk H CHIVeRS, circa 1916, the still-life panel within broad apple green and gilt border, signed, painted pattern number, printed £40 - £60 factory mark, 23cm diameter (hairline crack) Lot 210 A COALPORT ReCTANGuLAR COBALT BOx AND COVeR, painted with flowers and gilt, circa 1820-40, the cover with pierced holes and flower finial, unglazed base, 20cm wide and a Coalport floral painted cabinet plate, circa 1810, with broad cobalt, gilt and further floral painted borders, unmarked, 22cm diameter (3) The box and cover is ex Geoffrey Godden Collection. £70 - £100 Lot 211 A LARGe JOHN ROSe, COALPORT VASe, early 19th century, with twin dolphin handles , the cobalt reserve with painted floral panels and gilding, on a square base, unmarked, 34cm high Ex Bill Dickenson paper label to the base.

£100 - £150

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Lot 222

Lot 216 A COALPORT PLATe PAINTeD WITH A PARROT PeRCHeD uPON A BRANCH BY JOHN RANDALL, circa 1860, in a border of gilt vermiculi with turquoise ribbon and lobed gilt dentil rim, unmarked, 24cm diameter

Lot 224 A COALPORT SMALL COBALT VASe PAINTeD WITH AN OVAL PANeL OF AN exOTIC BIRD, retailed by Alfred B. Pearce, London, green printed factory mark, 11.2cm high and a Royal Worcester blush ivory pot pourri vase and cover painted with roses, 12cm high (3) £80 - £120

Ex Bill Dickenson paper label to reverse.

£60 - £80

Lot 217 A SeT OF SIx COALPORT COBALT, GILT AND FLORALLY PAINTeD DeSSeRT PLATeS, mid-19th century, with Salopian Coalport brown printed mark, 23.2cm diameter and a further Coalport dessert plate with turquoise border and central fern £50 - £80 and leaf decoration, 24cm diameter (7)

Lot 225 A COALBROOkDALe CAST IRON TOBACCO BOx, circa 1820-40, with hinged cover, the inner cover marked ‘Coalbrookdale’, 7.5cm high, 13.5cm wide The image is derived from the famous Wedgwood plaque, which was one of the most ubiquitous symbols of the abolition movement. There is a degree of cruel irony in this object as tobacco was a slave-grown crop.

Lot 218 A PAIR OF JOHN ROSe, COALPORT CABINeT PLATeS, circa 1815, with yellow and cobalt decoration, painted cartouches of flowers, gilt detailing, unmarked, 21cm diameter £50 - £80

See the Royal Museum of Greenwich Collection for a similar £70 - £100 example.

Lot 219 A PAIR OF VICTORIAN LIGNuM VITAe PReSeNTATION BOWLING WOODS, each inset with white metal plaques marked Shrewsbury Bowling Club 1889 presented by the President John Smith and won £80 - £120

by Samuel Garner, 12.5cm diameter

Lot 226 A COALBROOkDALe CAST IRON PLAque, no. 556 and reg. no.

92999, the reverse inscribed Coalbrookdale cast with the village blacksmith after Henry Wadsworth Longfellows poem, 25cm x £80 - £120 40cm

Lot 220 A CRAVeN DuNNILL AND CO TILe, late 19th century, decorated with two Medieval style figures against a dark brown ground, the unglazed reverse with impressed factory mark, 21cm high, 15cm £40 - £60 widest point

Lot 227 A COALBROOkDALe CAST IRON COMMeMORATIVe PLAque cast in relief with the iron bridge, Charles Darwin and Abraham Darby, framed and with presentation inscription to a companion of the Ironbridge Gorge Museum Development Trust, dated 1988, £100 - £200 the plaque 27cm x 47cm

Lot 221 A GROuP OF eLeVeN MAW AND CO CeRAMIC SHeRRY £80 - £120 LABeLS, late 19th century (one broken) Lot 222 A PAIR OF SALOPIAN ART POTTeRY VASeS DeCORATeD WITH SGRAFFITO LeAF DeCORATION, late 19th century, marked £60 - £80 Salopian, 27.5cm high Lot 223 A SMALL COLLeCTION OF SHROPSHIRe ReLATeD ePHeMeRA including a Frankwell Peace Celebrations ticket, show pamphlets, Shrewsbury school tuition fees breakdown in 1916 and a receipt for payment, a postcard of the George Hotel, Shrewsbury and a map of Bicton Road repairs dated 1st June 1797 including reference to John Mytton and three Shrewsbury £60 - £80 related glass bottles (qty)

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Lot 228 A PAIR OF COALPORT PORCeLAIN CABINeT PLATeS, circa 1841-63, painted with Sevres style ornithological scenes by Thomas Randall and William Cook, within blue borders further £150 - £200 painted, unmarked, 24cm diameter Lot 229 ‘SALOPIAe COMITATuS queM CORNAuH...’ (SHROPSHIRe) BY SAxTON/ HOLe, published in William Camden’s Britannia, with later hand colouring, 36cm x 32cm This is the earliest printed/detailed map dedicated solely to the county of Shropshire and was engraved by William Hole who is one of the first recorded English map engravers. £80 - £120

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Lot 233 Lot 230 “SALOPIENSIS COMITATUS CUM STAFFORDIENSI. SHROPSHIRE & STAFFORDSHIRE”, copper-engraving, published in Amsterdam by P. Schenk and G. Valk, ca. 1700, hand coloured, with figure title-cartouche, another figure cartouche with the scale of map, great coat-of-arms and 2 cherubs holding another 3 coats-of-arms (incl. one blank shield), 54cm x 43cm £50 - £80

Lot 234 P. SCHENK AND G. VALK, ‘Salopiensis Comitatus cum Staffordiensi. Shropshire & Staffordshire’, copper-engraving, published in Amsterdam by P. Schenk and G. Valk, ca. 1700, hand-coloued, with figure title-cartouche, another figure cartouche with the scale of map, great coat-of-arms and 2 cherubs holding another 3 coats-of-arms (incl. one blank £50 - £80 shield), 54cm x 43cm

Lot 231 ROBERT MORDEN, ‘SHROP SHIRE’ c.1695, as appearing Camden’s Britannia (London: Swale, Awnshaw & Churchill, 1695), 44cm x 36cm, a pair, one coloured

Lot 235 EMANUEL BOWEN, “An Accurate Map of Shropshire Divided into its Hundreds”, published 1751, with hand colouring, 71cm x £100 - £150 54cm

This particular map comes from the first edition of 1695 as it has a number of ‘errors’ that were corrected for the next edition of 1722; for example, Round Acton is described as ‘Roundatton’.

(2) £100 - £150

Lot 236 JOHN SPEED, “SHROPSHYRE DESCRIBED, the situation of Shrowesbury shewed, with the Armes of thos Earles, and other Memorable things”, double page engraved map, hand coloured, £200 - £300 English text verso, 53cm x 40cm

Lot 232 JOAN BLAEU, ‘Comitatus Salopiensis; Anglice Shrop Shire’, c. 1650, hand colured, 52cm x 40cm, the open reverse frame £100 - £150 showing the two pages Lot 233 CHRISTOPHER SAXTON, ‘Salopiae Comitatus summa cum fide, cura et diligentia descriptionem haec tibi tabula refert’, c. 1577, engraved map with contemporary hand colouring, title cartouche surmounted by royal arms, scale of distance surmounted by dividers and separate armorial of Thomas Seckford, 49.5cm x £800 - £1000 39cm

Lot 237 AFTER THOMAS BADESLADE, a map of the county of Salop published by W.H.Toms, Sept 29th,1742 engraving 15 by 15cm (SH) together with a further four maps of Shropshire after £60 - £80 different hands (5) Lot 238 SHROPSHIRE RELATED EPHEMERA to include two Joyce High Class Church and Turret Clock brochures, a Joyce postcard, Barbers particulars, letterheads and press cuttings, two £40 - £60 brochures

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european Ceramics

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Lot 239

Lot 243

Lot 239 A WORCeSTeR PORCeLAIN COFFee CuP PAINTeD IN BLue WITH THe PRuNuS ROOT PATTeRN, circa 1765-70, open £100 - £150 crescent mark, 6.5cm high Lot 240 A keRR AND BINNS, WORCeSTeR PORCeLAIN VASe, circa 1860, painted with a portrait of Lady Richmond within gilt oval cartouche flanked by gilt laurel leaves, titled to base, printed £100 - £150 factory mark in red, 10.5cm high Lot 241 AN eARLY 19TH CeNTuRY PORCeLAIN SPILL VASe, perhaps Ridgway, painted with a rectangular panel of flowers within an overall matt blue ground decorated with gilt leaves, within banded rims, pattern number 3/606, 11.5cm high £60 - £80 Lot 242 A PAIR OF MINTONS ANTOINNe BOuLLeMeIR VASeS (one £300 - £500 with repaired handle) Lot 244 Lot 243 A 19TH CeNTuRY PRATTWARe MONeY BOx FORMeD AS A HOuSe FLANkeD BY MALe AND FeMALe FIGuReS, 13cm high and a 19th century prattware cow creamer with cover, 12cm high £100 - £150 (restored tail) Lot 244 A WORCeSTeR PORCeLAIN TeAPOT AND COVeR TRANSFeRPRINTeD IN THe ROSe CeNTReD SPRAY PATTeRN, circa 1765-75, open crescent mark, 11cm high (cover slightly chipped) £70 - £100 Lot 245 A WORCeSTeR TeA CANISTeR AND COVeR TRANSFeRPRINTeD IN THe ARGuMeNT PATTeRN, circa 1775-85, with some additional gilding (rubbed), 13cm high (cracked) £40 - £60 Lot 246 A COLLeCTION OF WORCeSTeR AND CAuGHLeY PORCeLAIN £50 - £70 COVeRS (13) Lot 247 A COLLeCTION OF eNGLISH 19TH CeNTuRY COFFee CuPS AND TWO TeACuPS AND SAuCeRS, including New Hall, Coalport, Spode, Barr, Worcester and others (17) £150 - £250

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Lot 248 A LATe 19TH CeNTuRY eNGLISH PeARLWARe BLue AND WHITe LAMP BASe, transfer-printed in the Chinese style with panels of assorted flowers, mounted on metal base (cracked) £80 - £120 Please note all successful bids are subject to a Buyer’s Premium of 20% plus VAT.

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Lot 256

Lot 249 AN eNGLISH PORCeLAIN VASe, perhaps Worcester, circa 1850, with twin rams head handles and naturalistic painting of flowers £50 - £70 against a cobalt ground, unmarked, 18.5cm high Lot 250 A LONDON DeLFT PLATe, attributed to Vauxhall, circa 1750, decorated in polychrome with a working pot kiln, chinoiserie decoration to the exterior rim, 22.5cm diameter £400 - £600 Lot 251 A LONDON DeLFT PLATe, attributed to Vauxhall, circa 1750, decorated in polychrome with a working pot kiln, chinoiserie decoration to the exterior rim, 22.5cm diameter £400 - £600 Lot 252 A MINTON DeSSeRT SeRVICe PAINTeD BY JAMeS eDWARD DeAN (ACTIVe 1882-1926) WITH STILL LIFe OF FRuIT, comprising eleven plates, 22.5cm diameter, and two square form dishes, 21.5cm wide, signed J.E Dean, between broad gilt raised borders, printed and impressed marks, pattern G8860 (13) £300 - £500 Lot 253 TWO STAFFORDSHIRe SALT-GLAze PLATeS WITH MOuLDeD CeNTReS AND PIeRCeD BORDeRS, circa 1760, 21.5cm diameter (2) £80 - £120

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Lot 254 A PAIR OF ROYAL WORCeSTeR eWeRS PAINTeD WITH SHeeP

BY HARRY DAVIS, signed, printed factory marks, 29cm high £7,000 - £8,000 Lot 255 A GROuP OF MASON’S IRONSTONe OCTAGONAL IMARI HYDRA JuGS, 19th century, smallest 18cm high, tallest 24cm £80 - £120 high Lot 256 A PeARLWARe PINk LuSTRe COW CReAMeR AND COVeR, early 19th century, 12cm high, together with a Staffordshire cow £100 - £150 and calf group, 13.5cm high Lot 257 A PAIR OF COPeLAND SPODe TWIN-HANDLeD VASeS AND COVeRS PAINTeD WITH FLOWeRS AND GILT BY THOMAS SADLeR, printed factory mark, retailed by Davis Collamore of £200 - £400 New York, 29cm high (one restored) (2) Lot 258 A WORCeSTeR POLYCHROMe TeAPOT AND MATCHeD COVeR, circa 1775, painted with a pink flower, 17.5cm high (rubbed) Henry Sandon provenance.

£100 - £150

Lot 261 Lot 259 A WORCeSTeR PORCeLAIN FLuTeD COFFee CuP, circa 17651780, painted in underglaze blue with the ‘Hollow Rock Lily’ £80 - £120 pattern, open crescent mark, 5.8cm high Lot 260 A SMALL ROYAL WORCeSTeR FIGuRAL LAMP BASe MODeLLeD AS A GReCIAN LADY, late 19th/early 20th century, impressed and printed marks in green, 27cm high £60 - £80 Lot 261 A ROYAL DOuLTON MODeL HN1137 COCkeR SPANIeL WITH PHeASANT, designed by Frederick Daws, issued 1937-1968, together with a Royal Doulton model of a Springer Spaniel with £200 - £300 pheasant, HN1001, 17cm high (2) 41

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Lot 266 Lot 262 A COPeLAND AND GARReTT CADOGAN TReACLe GLAzeD TeAPOT, with applied floral and fruit decoration, impressed £150 - £200 mark, 18cm high Lot 263 A CHARLOTTe RHeAD BuRLeIGH WARe WALL PLAque, circa 1920-30, tubelined with flowers and fruit in pink, grey and £70 - £90 orange, 36cm diameter Lot 264 A ROYAL WORCeSTeR LIMITeD eDITION MODeL, of Grundy and Pat Eddery, modelled by Doris Lindner, with plinth and £250 - £350 original box

Lot 267

Lot 265 A ROYAL WORCeSTeR LIMITeD eDITION MODeL, Mill Reef, modelled by Doris Lindner, with plinth and original box £250 - £350 Lot 266 A ROYAL DOuLTON JuG DeCORATeD IN ReLIeF WITH GOLFeRS, D5716, 24cm high, together with a Royal Doulton £120 - £180 Series Ware Oliver Twist tankard, 15.5cm high Lot 267 A WeDGWOOD MAJOLICA CuP AND SAuCeR, late 19th century, the cup of canted form and the exterior with lozenge moulding, beaded decoration to the saucer, cup 6.5cm high, saucer 11.5cm diameter (hairline to cup) £50 - £70

Lot 268

Lot 268 WILLIAM MOORCROFT FOR LIBeRTY & CO, A PAIR OF VASeS in the Pomegranate and Grape design against a celadon ground, painted signatures, printed marks, 15.5cm high (2) £200 - £300 Lot 269 A COLLeCTION OF ROYAL WORCeSTeR comprising a pot pourri vase and cover painted with a peacock by James Hadley, 14cm high, a further pot pourri and cover painted with daffodils amongst other flowers, 14cm high and a twin handled loving cup painted with roses by James Hadley, printed, painted, incised £150 - £200 marks, 8.5cm high (3)

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Lot 270

Lot 270 A LATe 19TH CeNTuRY GeRMAN ART NOuVeAu JARDINIeRe BY ORIVIT, with a sinuous pewter frame about a green speckled £800 - £1,200 glazed vase, marked to the base twice, indistinct number, 19cm high

Lot 271 Lot 271 A LARGe CONTINeNTAL TWIN HANDLeD PATe-SuR-PATe VASe, late 19th century, the black ground enamelled with Classical style figures and putto, with turquoise and gilt further detailing to the upper and lower rims, mounted on black and white £250 - £350 veined marble base, overall height 56.5cm high

Lot 272 Lot 272 A MARTIN BROTHeRS STONeWARe JuG DeCORATeD WITH MALe FIGuReS FISHING AGAINST A PALe BROWN GROuND, with blue and green decoration, inscribed E20, RWS Martin, London, 12.74, 26cm high (restored top rim, originally a spout) £400 - £600

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Lot 277 A SMALL WILLIAM MOORCROFT PeDeSTAL BOWL DeCORATeD WITH SPRING FLOWeRS AGAINST A GReeN GROuND, facsimile signature and impressed mark to base, 11.5cm diameter, together with a further larger contemporary Moorcroft bowl decorated with Magnolia against a dark blue ground, 16cm diameter (2) £60 - £80 Lot 278 A CONTeMPORARY MOORCROFT VASe IN THe HYPeRICuM £80 - £120 PATTeRN, 27.5cm high Lot 279 A WILLIAM MOORCROFT VASe IN THe PANSY PATTeRN AGAINST A DARk BLue VASe, impressed marks, 19.5cm high (visible crazing) £50 - £70 Lot 280 A CONTeMPORARY TRIAL MOORCROFT VASe BY ANJI DAVeNPORT IN THe ‘SILk FLOWeR’ PATTeRN, dated 2004, £200 - £300 impressed marks, signed Anji, 17.5cm high Lot 273 Lot 273 A GeORGe JONeS MAJOLICA SPOON WARMeR MODeLLeD IN THe FORM OF AN uPTuRNeD SHeLL, late 19th century, £250 - £350 painted number in black. 13cm high Lot 274 A CONTeMPORARY MOORCROFT VASe, of waisted form tubelined three three bright flower heads and foliage against an £100 - £150 over green ground, dated 2005, 21cm high Lot 275 A GROuP OF THRee SMALL MOORCROFT VASeS, including £120 - £180 Magnolia and Clematis, tallest 13cm high (3) Lot 276 A CONTeMPORARY MOORCROFT CANDLeSTICk, dated 1994, tubelined with roses, together with one further Moorcroft candlestick in the Anemone design, each 21cm high (2) £100 - £150

Lot 281 A MOORCROFT COLLeCTORS’ CLuB VASe IN THe ANGeL’S TRuMPeT PATTeRN BY ANJI DAVeNPORT, dated 2000, 19cm £150 - £250 high Lot 282 A MOORCROFT BOWL AND A MOORCROFT DISH (factory second) £200 - £250 Lot 283 A MOORCROFT TRuMPeT VASe DeCORATeD IN THe POMeGRANATe PATTeRN, impressed and painted marks, 15.5cm high £120 - £180 Lot 284 A MOORCROFT GLOBe FORM VASe IN THe POMeGRANATe PATTeRN, impressed and painted marks, 14cm high £150 - £250 Lot 285 A ROYAL WORCeSTeR FRuIT-PAINTeD COFFee CuP AND SAuCeR, signed Moseley, together with a pair of Royal Worcester blush ivory shell form dishes on stands, 8.5cm high £120 - £180 (4) Lot 286 A MOORCROFT VASe IN THe CLeMATIS PATTeRN AGAINST A DARk BLue GROuND, impressed marks, 13cm high £70 - £100 Lot 287 A WeDGWOOD FAIRYLAND LuSTRe BOWL, pattern Z4968, the exterior decorated in the Poplar Trees pattern, the interior with Woodland Elves, printed factory mark, painted pattern number, £2,000 - £3,000 23.3cm diameter Lot 288 A TALL MOORCROFT VASe IN THe BuTTeRCuP PATTeRN, dated 1994, 31cm high £200 - £300 Lot 289 A CONTeMPORARY MOORCROFT TALL AND SLeNDeR VASe IN THe TuLIP DeSIGN, first introduced 1989, 27.5cm high £150 - £200 Lot 290 A MOORCROFT VASe DeSIGNeD BY eMMA BOSSONS IN THe VICTORIANA PATTeRN, limited edition, dated 1997, a Moorcroft £80 - £120 Collectors’ Club edition, 21.5cm high

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Lot 292

Lot 293

Lot 294

Lot 291 A MOORCROFT VASe TuBeLINeD WITH ORANGe, GReeN AND PuRPLe FLOWeRS, against a mixed gradient ground amongst £200 - £300 leaves, dated 1992, 19cm high Lot 292 A MOORCROFT FLORIAN CeNTeNARY YACHT VASe BY J. MOORCROFT, circa 1997, decorated with sailing boats and waves, against a blue glazed ground, painted and impressed £200 - £250 factory marks to base, 24cm high Lot 293 A MOORCROFT VASe IN THe ‘WINTeR’ SeASONS DeSIGN against a claret ground, impressed marks, 14cm high £80 - £120 Lot 294 A MOORCROFT COLLeCTORS’ CLuB VASe IN THe YeLLOW WISTeRIA PATTeRN, designed by Philip Gibson, 16.5cm high £70 - £100

Lot 296

Lot 295 A PAIR OF DOuLTON BuRSLeM LOBeD PLATeS PAINTeD WITH MALLARD DuCkS AND SNIPeS BY SAMueL WILSON, late 19th century, signed, titled to verso, printed factory mark, £60 - £80 23cm diameter Lot 296 A DOuLTON LAMBeTH STONeWARe JACk WITH SILVeR RIM, ‘The Landlord’s Caution’, with leather-effect finish, impressed marks, 19.5cm high £40 - £60 Lots 297 to 298 No lots Lot 299 A VIeNNA STYLe PORCeLAIN TeA CADDY AND COVeR. PAINTeD WITH CLASSICAL STYLe PANeLS, titled ‘Amor fesselte Agleia’ and ‘Astianax (Hector’s John)’ to the base in red, £200 - £300 painted blue factory mark, 13.5cm high

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Lot 300

Lot 300 A PAIR OF ROYAL WORCeSTeR TWIN-HANDLeD VASeS AND COVeRS PAINTeD

BY JOHN STINTON WITH HIGHLAND CATTLe, the reverses painted with lochs, signed J. Stinton, printed puce factory marks and ‘Maple’, 36cm high £7,000 - £9,000

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Lot 301

Lot 301 A PAIR OF SMALL VIeNNA STYLe TWIN-HANDLeD VASeS PAINTeD WITH CLASSICAL PANeLS, late 19th/early 20th £150 - £200 century, unmarked, 12.5cm high (2) Lot 302 A PAIR OF FReNCH PORCeLAIN STYLe FIGuReS IN THe DeRBY STYLe OF MALe AND FeMALe FRuIT VeNDORS, 19th century, Derby marks to the reverse, unglazed bases, 25.5cm £100 - £150 high (2) Lot 303 A PAIR OF eARLY 20TH CeNTuRY ROYAL Dux FIGuReS OF A SHePHeRD AND FeMALe GOATHeRD, decorated in typical muted colours, pink triangular pad mark, numbered 135 and 136, 37.5cm high (2) (a.f) £80 - £120 Lot 304 A LARGe LATe 19TH CeNTuRY ROYAL Dux FIGuRAL GROuP, modelled as an Arab on a camel with servant by his side carrying bags, applied pink triangle mark, No.10946/67, 45cm high £200 - £300 Lot 305 A PAIR OF ‘SeVReS’ PLATeS, late 19th/early 20th century, depicting ‘Summer’ and ‘Winter’, the painted centres with assorted putto, between a broad cobalt band further decorated in gilt with coloured enamels, overglaze painted factory mark in £200 - £300 blue, 25cm diameter (2)

Lot 303

Lot 306 AN OVAL eNAMeL PATCH BOx OF BILSTON TYPe, 18th century, painted with hunting scenes of horses, riders and stags, 6.3cm wide (cover detached) and an enamel teacup and saucer painted in polychrome, with metal handle and rim (3) £100 - £150

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Lot 316

Lot 307 A GROuP OF TOBACCO JARS AND COVeRS, comprising four early 20th century glazed examples, three modelled as children with dummies, one as a moustached gentleman and three £70 - £100 Staffordshire Toby style examples (7)

Lot 313 A GILT MeTAL MOuNTeD SeVReS STYLe HINGeD CASkeT WITH FABRIC INTeRIOR, late 19th/early 20th century, the cover painted with interior sign, the exterior with landscape panels, indistinctly signed, painted blue mark, 23cm wide £250 - £350

Lot 308 A MIxeD GROuP OF eARLY 20TH CeNTuRY TOBACCO JARS, £120 - £180 bisque and glazed (2)

Lot 314 A POTSCHAPPeL, CARL THIeMe PORCeLAIN FLOWeReNCRuSTeD FIGuRAL MANTeL CLOCk, late 19th/early 20th century, T over X mark in blue, the reverse unglazed, 42cm high £200 - £300

Lot 309 A MeDIeVAL GReeN GLAzeD STONeWARe WINe JuG WITH SINGLe HANDLe, 21.5cm high (Recovered from the ocean) £30 - £50 Lot 310 A DuTCH DeLFT CHARGeR PAINTeD IN uNDeRGLAze BLue WITH THe PeACOCk PATTeRN, 18th century, 32cm diameter £100 - £150 Lot 311 A PARIS PORCeLAIN FIGuRAL GROuP OF TWO LOVeRS BeSIDe A TRee, the female holding a birdcage, the male a bird, late 19th/early 20th century, marked 3204 to the base, 34cm high £200 - £300 Lot 312 A PAIR OF LILLe eARTHeNWARe PLAqueS, 19th century, painted with scenes after David Teniers, marked to reverse Lille 1767, 37cm high £250 - £350

Lot 315 A MeISSeN (MARCOLINI) PORCeLAIN TOPOGRAPHICAL CABINeT CuP, circa 1790, painted with Les fontaines de la Sauveniere et de/groisbeeck près de Spa, titled, lacking saucer, underglaze blue painted crossed swords, 7cm high £60 - £100 Lot 316 A SeT OF TeN SCOTTISH POTTeRY CARPeT BOWLS, possibly £100 - £200 Wemyss, 19th century, assorted patterns (10) Lot 317 A ‘SeVReS’ STYLe SINGLe-FLOWeR MONTeITH, 19th century, the scalloped rim flanked by two small scroll handles, painted with sprays of flowers, scattered sprigs and blue ribbons, unmarked, 10cm high £100 - £150 Lot 318 A CONTINeNTAL PAINTeD PORCeLAIN PORTRAIT PLAque, circa 1870, rectangular, depicting the bust portrait of a pretty young woman with a flower in her black upswept hair, brown eyes, wearing cream toga style dress, impressed 315G, 22.5cm by 16cm, in an elaborate gilt and gesso frame £1,250 - £1,450 Lots 319 to 329 No lots

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Asian Art

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ith a medium as visual and tactile as ceramics, colour plays such an important role. And there are so many ways in which colour can be utilized, applied or manipulated in the making of pottery and porcelain. One may rely on the colour of the clay itself, as found in the range of hues available to the yixing potters; from dark chocolate brown through rich terracotta red to purple, blue and green. Then there are coloured glazes like those of sancai pottery in bright and translucent yellows, greens and browns.

After glazing there is a whole world of enamels, metal oxide colours, which can be painted on and fired, such as the jewel-like colours found in doucai porcelain. A great example of this last type can be found in the present auction; the Empress Vase (lot 358, estimate £3,000-5,000). Believed to date to the Daoguang period (1821-1850) and of pear form with a wide rim at the top, a shape known as yuhuchunping, it is decorated with magnolias, peonies and pheasants, symbols representing the Empress as well as female beauty, purity, honour and richness.

The colour red has, of course, connotations in more recent Chinese history but was considered important throughout the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Copper oxide was used to great effect in combination with underglaze cobalt but also as a complete glaze during the Yuan and early Ming Dynasty. The technique was revived with ‘sang-de-boeuf’ or ‘oxblood’ glazes during the Kangxi and Yongzheng reigns which are among the most striking and beautiful of the monochromes. Later in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912), a combination of reactive copper oxide and a reduction firing created beautiful effects of rich red streaked with mottled purples and blues, a technique known as ‘flambé’. A large and impressing Hu form vase in this auction (lot 388, estimate £500-800) demonstrates this type of glaze perfectly with a glorious balance between deep red, streaky blue-green and the fawn colour of the clay beneath.

Arguably the most deeply significant colour to Chinese culture is yellow. The reason for this is that before the amalgamation of all the various provinces within China, power was held in the state occupying an area around a bend in the Yellow River in the center of the country, to which all other states submitted. It is from this that the term ‘Middle Kingdom’ is derived, and thus the colour yellow represents China itself.

The similarity between the term for emperor ‘Huangti’ and that of yellow ‘Huangse’ as spoken, formed an association between the two so that the colour came to represent the emperor himself. In Chinese porcelain and other works, the colour yellow was, therefore, reserved for imperial objects. The beautiful flower-moulded bowl in this auction (lot 393, estimate £20,000-30,000) is suffused with a rich lemon yellow ground and bears a seal mark for the emperor Daoguang (1821-1850). It originates from the collection of Pong Wing Shiu, a prominent educator in Hong Kong and connoisseur of Chinese porcelain. An identical bowl, but with an earlier Jiaqing reign mark, can be found in the National Palace Museum, Beijing.

Perhaps no colour other than blue can so instantly and completely conjure the very finest examples of Chinese porcelain. Contrasting and working in concert with the pure white of the fired clay, cobalt blue is the quintessential element of Chinese ornament. From its earliest beginnings in the Yuan Dynasty (1279-1368), blue and white has been a medium equally adaptable to the most elaborate and finely rendered Imperial works to the every-day simplicity of domestic storage and decorative export ware. In this auction there is a particularly good range of blue and white from the Yuan Dynasty ‘Yi’ vessels (lots 337 and 338, estimate £10,000-15,000 each) to the very large and impressive pair of 18th Century tianqiuping vases (lot 335, estimate £8,000-12,000).

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Lot 330 A CHINeSe LONGquAN TYPe CeLADON ‘TWIN FISH’ BOWL, possibly Song Dynasty, of rounded form with everted rim, the outside moulded with lotus petals, the inside with a pair of sprigged fish, all under a translucent celadon glaze, 13.2cm dia.

Provenance: Canadian private collection, acquired from a private Japanese collector in Kyoto, 1997. £600 - £800

Lot 331 A CHINeSe JIANYAO TYPe RuSSeT-SPLASHeD VASe, possibly Song Dynasty, of bottle form with swollen ‘garlic head’ rim, covered in a lustrous black glaze with russet patches arranged in concentric layers, 25.5cm high.

Provenance: Canadian private collection, acquired from a private Japanese collector in Kyoto, 1997. £1,000 - £1,500

Lot 332 A CHINeSe JIANYAO TYPe RuSSeT-SPLASHeD BRuSH WASHeR, possibly Song Dynasty, of cylindrical form with twin lion-head handles and raised on three bracket feet, covered in a lustrous black glaze with random russet patches and streaks, 18.5cm dia., 10cm high.

Lot 331

Provenance: Canadian private collection, acquired from a private Japanese collector in Kyoto, 1997. £1,000 - £1,500

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Lot 333

Lot 333 A CHINeSe JuNYAO TYPe FLARING VASe, possibly Song Dynasty, the globular body applied to the shoulder with six stud bosses, beneath a flaring neck moulded with eight loops to the rim, all under a lavender glaze with purple splash to one side, 11.5cm high.

Provenance: Canadian private collection, acquired from a private Japanese collector in Kyoto, 1997.

Footnote: A similar shaped vessel of the Yuan Dynasty was sold at Bonhams New Bond Street rooms, 12 May 2011, lot 431. £1,500 - £2,500 Lot 334 A CHINeSe BLue AND WHITe AND IRON ReD BOWL, Republic period, of shallow circular form, decorated with dragons chasing flaming pearls amid clouds, iron red six-character mark reading Jin guang kang xian nian zhi, 18cm dia. £80 - £120

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Lot 335 A LARGe AND IMPReSSIVe PAIR OF CHINeSe BLue AND WHITe BOTTLe VASeS, Tianqiuping, 18th Century, decorated with lotus flowers issuing scrolling foliage above a band of mixed banana leaves, the neck with a band of waves beneath a further band of stiff banana leaves, the rim with ruyi pendants and waves, 57cm high.

Provenance: From the collection of a Scottish Highland estate, acquired circa 2002. £8,000 - £12,000 Lot 336 A CHINeSe BLue AND WHITe TeAPOT OR WATeR DROPPeR AND COVeR, Yuan Dynasty, of pear form with plain loop handle applied with a scroll loop at the top, the domed cover with loop finial, decorated with a wrythen three-clawed dragon, 12cm high.

Provenance: Canadian private collection, acquired from a private Japanese collector in Kyoto, 1997. £1,000 - £1,500

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Lot 337 A RARe CHINeSe BLue AND WHITe POuRING BOWL, Yi, Yuan Dynasty, of shallow circular form with a square section spout to one side, applied underneath with a scroll loop, decorated with a leafy peony bloom within a single line border, the inside rim with a scroll band, the outside with lotus petal panels, the rim unglazed, 14cm dia., 17cm across to spout.

Provenance: Canadian private collection, acquired from a private Japanese collector in Kyoto, 1997.

Footnote: Yi vessels were designed for pouring water and often found in tomb excavations accompanied by yuhuchun bottles. The shape is derived from metal examples, such as the silver yi unearthed at the old Confucius Temple, Xiaonanmen, Hefei in 1955.

Porcelain examples similar to the present lot can be found in the collections of the British Museum, the National Gallery of Victoria, and in China at the Guangdong Museum, the Capital Museum and the Museum of Chinese History, Beijing. An example with similar classic scroll border and lotus panels was sold at Sotheby’s Hong Kong rooms, 8 April 2010, lot 1890 and more recently at Shepherd’s £10,000 - £15,000 Co.Laois rooms, 29 November 2016, lot 830.

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Lot 338 A RARe CHINeSe BLue AND WHITe POuRING BOWL, Yi, Yuan Dynasty, of shallow circular form with a slightly domed interior base, a square section spout to one side, applied underneath with a scroll loop, decorated with a stylised fish amid marine foliage within a single line border, the inside rim with a scroll band, the outside with lotus petal panels, the rim unglazed, 14cm dia., 16.5cm across to spout.

Provenance: Canadian private collection, acquired from a private Japanese collector in Kyoto, 1997.

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Lot 344 A CHINeSe BLue AND WHITe PLATTeR, Qianlong, of canted rectangular form, decorated with a scene of peonies, rocks and willow tree in a fenced garden, the rim with complex border, £150 - £200 42cm across.

Lot 345 A CHINeSe BLue AND WHITe BALuSTeR VASe, Kangxi sixcharacter mark but 19th Century, decorated with a continuous narrative scene of figures, probably immortals, standing on clouds above a landscape, some flying kites while others look on, the roofs of buildings emerging through the clouds above £1,000 - £2,000 them, 44.5cm high.

Lot 346 A LARGe CHINeSe BLue AND WHITe JAR AND COVeR, transitional period, of ovoid form with domed cover, the shoulder applied with four loops, freely painted with fruiting vines, flowers and foliage, with associated hardwood stand, 40.5cm (restored) £400 - £600 Lot 347 A CHINeSe BLue AND WHITe BOTTLe VASe, tianqiuping, sixcharacter Xuande mark but probably later, of bulbous form with cylindrical neck, decorated with a large wrythen dragon, it’s head turned back and snarling, in flight amid clouds, 36.5cm high (reduced).

Footnote: A near identical vase was displayed as part of the Sun Yingzhao Ancient Porcelains Academics Research Society’s exhibition, EC Gallery, Hong Kong, January 2015, and another can be found in the collection of Tianjin Museum, Hexi Qu. For further comparison, an example with more extensive losses to the neck was sold at Nagel Auctions, Stuttgart, 7 December £5,000 - £6,000 2015, lot 457.

Lot 345 Lot 339 A CHINeSe BLue AND WHITe BOWL, of rounded form with flared rim and raised on a short foot ring, decorated in the Yuan style with a dragon to the interior within a classic scroll border, to the outside with a trail of meandering lotus flowers and foliage above a band of lotus panels, 20.3cm dia.

Provenance: Canadian private collection, acquired from a private Japanese collector in Kyoto, 1997.

Lot 348 A CHINeSe BLue AND WHITe BOTTLe VASe, tianqiuping, Guangxu six-character mark, 20th Century, the globular base decorated with lotus and peony flowers amid scrolling foliage beneath a ruyi-head border, the shoulder with a band of meandering flowers and foliage, the slightly flaring neck with a band of stiff banana leaves below ruyi-head and wave borders £500 - £700 to the rim, 37cm high.

Footnote: By repute this bowl was excavated from the North West Java sea. £100 - £150 Lot 340 A NeAR PAIR OF CHINeSe BLue AND WHITe CHARGeRS, 19th Century, of plain circular form and decorated with flowering prunus branches against a brushed blue ground, 47.5cm dia. £250 - £350 Lot 341 A CHINeSe GuAN TYPe BLue AND WHITe JAR AND COVeR, late Qing Dynasty, of ovoid shape, the domed cover with prunus finial, decorated with phoenix birds and peonies under a fine ‘iron wire’ crackle and within faux bronze borders, 24.5cm high. £400 - £500 Lot 342 A CHINeSe BLue AND WHITe VASe, 19th Century, of ovoid form and decorated with a band of prunus blossom between ruyi and £100 - £150 lappet borders, 18.5cm high.

Lot 343 A CHINeSe BLue AND WHITe DISH, Qianlong, of circular form and decorated with a riverscape and buildings, the rim with £100 - £150 peony sprays, 33cm dia.

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Lot 349 A LARGe CHINeSe BLue AND WHITe VASe, hu, Qianlong seal mark but late Qing Dynasty, of ovoid form with twin deer-head handles, the body decorated with archaistic style dragons amid formal stylised lotus flowers, scrolling foliage and ruyi forms above a lappet border, the rim with a complex mixed border, with £2,000 - £4,000 carved hardwood stand, 37cm high.

Lot 350 A CHINeSe CeLADON GLAzeD BLue AND WHITe BRuSH POT, bitong, 19th Century, of cylindrical form and decorated with three moulded panels of scenes depicting fishermen, incised between £200 - £300 with bats amid clouds, 19cm high, 19cm dia.

Lot 351 A CHINeSe SOFT PASTe BLue AND WHITe GARLIC-HeAD VASe, Qing Dynasty, 19th Century, of ovoid shape, the neck rising to a swollen garlic-head rim, decorated with stylised lotus flowers amid scrolling foliage, 19cm high. £80 - £120 Lot 352 A CHINeSe BLue AND WHITe GINGeR JAR, 19th Century, decorated with quatrefoil panels of auspicious objects against a prunus ground, with associated hardwood stand, 20cm (lacking £100 - £200 cover) Lot 353 A PAIR OF CHINeSe BLue AND WHITe VASeS, Kangxi fourcharacter marks, 19th Century, of ovoid form and decorated with narrative scenes of figures in landscapes, 11.5cm high. £200 - £300 Lot 354 A CHINeSe BLue AND WHITe DISH, Qianlong seal mark, 20th Century, of plain circular form and decorated to the centre with a wrythen five-clawed dragon amid lotus flowers and foliage, surrounded by lions chasing embroidered balls, a meandering £100 - £200 lotus trail to the rim, 35cm dia.

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Lot 355 A CHINeSe BLue AND WHITe DISH OR BASIN, Qianlong, of circular form with broad rim, decorated with a scene of flowering peony, chrysanthemum and magnolia issuing around a rock, within a diaper and flower panel border, the rim with four £200 - £300 principle flower sprays, 39cm dia (restored) Lot 356 A CHINeSe FAMILLe ROSe PuNCHBOWL, Qianlong, of rounded form and decorated with a ‘Rockefeller’ type pattern of shaped panels containing scenes of a high-born family in domestic settings surrounded by landscape vignettes against a dense gilt £400 - £500 foliate ground, 26cm dia. (restored)

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Lot 358 THe ‘eMPReSS’ VASe A CHINeSe DOuCAI PeAR SHAPeD VASe, yuhuchunping, probably Daoguang, of elegant ovoid form with a flared rim, decorated in underglaze blue and enamel colours with two ornamental pheasants perched on rocks amid flowering magnolia and peonies, 29cm high.

Provenance: Private UK collector, acquired prior to 1980.

Footnote: The elements in the decoration of this vase combine to represent the Empress. The pheasant is one of the twelve Imperial insignia, specifically signifying the Empress, as does the phoenix which is often interchangeable. The magnolia represents feminine beauty and gentleness while the peony, in addition to beauty, symbolises honour, richness and high social £3,000 - £5,000 class.

Lot 359 A NeAR PAIR OF CHINeSe FAMILLe ROSe GReeN GROuND VASeS, Xuande seal marks but late Qing Dynasty, of bottle form with knopped cylindrical necks, decorated with the ‘three abundances’ of peaches, pomegranates and finger citron amid scattered auspicious flowers with birds, between banana leaf and lappet borders against an apple green ground, 22cm high. £200 - £300 Lot 357 Lot 357 A PAIR OF CHINeSe FAMILLe ROSe WALL POCkeTS, 19th Century, of quiver form, decorated with scenes of ladies reading in garden settings between ruyi borders, 25cm high. £300 - £500

Lot 360 A CHINeSe FAMILLe ROSe BOWL, Qianlong, of rounded form and decorated with peonies growing around rocks with other £60 - £80 flowers, 23.5cm dia.

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Lot 361 A CHINeSe VeRTe IMARI DISH, Kangxi, of plain circular form and decorated with three underglaze blue cloud panels around a panel border, the centre with a flower vase, the rim with two phoenix birds and a butterfly, in green, yellow, manganese and £300 - £500 iron red enamels, 28cm dia.

Lot 363 THRee CHINeSe POLYCHROMe PORCeLAIN ‘Fu Lu SOu’ FIGuReS, 20th Century, representing longevity, prosperity and status, modelled standing in brightly decorated robes, 45cm high £100 - £200 (3)

Lot 362 A CHINeSe FAMILLe VeRTe SILVeR MOuNTeD CuP, Kangxi, of cylindrical form with domed foot, decorated with auspicious objects and Buddhist symbols within green-ground flower borders, mounted with a European silver rim and twin scroll £800 - £1,200 handles, possibly Dutch, 13.5cm high.

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Lot 364 A CHINeSe YeLLOW-GROuND FAMILLe ROSe ‘LANDSCAPe’ VASe, Qianlong seal mark, Republic period, having a wide cylindrical body set between a waisted neck with flared rim and a slightly splayed foot, the neck applied with archaistic iron-red and gilt C-scroll handles, the body finely painted with a continuous rocky landscape populated by cottages and larger pavilions beside calm lakes amid trees and rocky hills, the neck and foot decorated with falangcai lotus and hibiscus flowers issuing from scrolling foliage, all reserved on a bright lemon-yellow ground, the rim finished with a turquoise ruyi-head band, the interior and base glazed in turquoise, the base inscribed with an iron red six-character reign mark reserved on a white square, with hardwood stand, 34cm high.

Provenance: The Pong Wing Shiu collection, Hong Kong, acquired prior to 1974, thence by descent to the vendor.

Footnote: Pong Wing Shiu was a prominent educator in Hong Kong and connoisseur of Chinese porcelain.

A native of Guangdong Province he forged a career teaching in the Queen’s College and as headmaster of Kowloon Docks Memorial School as well as working in the Education Department as Inspector of Schools.

His interest in Chinese art began in the early 1900s and he became an authority on the subject, amassing a fine collection of pottery, porcelain and works of art. In 1975, at the age of 91, he sold 100 pieces from his collection to raise funds for the Tung Wah institute to provide care for the elderly, realising the equivalent of £300,000. A selection of the remaining pieces were retained by his eldest son, Pong Tak San who, in turn, gave some to his sister, the present vendor’s late wife. Compare a pair of mark and period Qianlong vases of identical shape and near identical landscape scenes which were sold in Sotheby’s Hong Kong rooms as part of the ‘Masterpieces of Qing Imperial Porcelain’ auction, 7 October 2010, lot 2130. £15,000 - £20,000

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Lot 369 A CHINeSe FAMILLe ROSe DISH, 18th Century, of plain circular form and decorated with peacocks perched on a rock amid flowering peonies, the rim with vignettes of birds in landscapes, 32cm (restored) £600 - £800 Lot 370 A CHINeSe FAMILLe VeRTe PLATe, Kangxi, of plain circular shape and decorated with geese in a landscape with rocks and flowering plants, the rim with a continuous landscape scene, £100 - £200 22cm dia.

Lot 371 A PAIR OF CHINeSe FAMILLe ROSe SAuCe TuReeNS, COVeRS AND STANDS, 18th Century, of canted rectangular form with zoomorphic handles, decorated with flowering plants and rocks, stands 19.5cm across, tureens 10cm high (one stand £300 - £500 repaired) Lot 372 A CHINeSe FAMILLe ROSe MuG, 18th Century, of cylindrical form with entwined branch handle, decorated with scenes of figures in a formal garden beneath a mixed border, 13.5cm high. £200 - £250

Lot 369 Lot 365 A PAIR OF CHINeSe CANTON FAMILLe ROSe VASeS, 19th Century, Gu, decorated with peach, scroll and cloud shaped panels of figures in palace settings, surrounded by scattered flowers, foliage and auspicious objects, 33cm high. £900 - £1,200 Lot 366 A CHINeSe FAMILLe ROSe MuG, 18th Century, of cylindrical form with entwined branch handle, decorated with figures in a domestic interior within borders of iron red banana leaves and £150 - £250 gilt scrollwork, 11.5cm high.

Lot 367 A CHINeSe CANTON FAMILLe ROSe PuNCH BOWL, 19th Century, of rounded form with slightly flared rim, decorated with typical panels of figures in palace gardens within gilt fret £100 - £200 borders, 29cm dia. (repaired) Lot 368 A CHINeSe FAMILLe ROSe BOTTLe VASe, late Qing Dynasty, the globular body with wide neck and slightly flared rim, decorated in colours with a scene possibly depicting the Jade Emperor and his seven daughters accompanied by a priest, in a landscape with prominent tree, rocks, clouds and a river, 24.5cm £200 - £300 high (rim reduced).

Lot 373 A CHINeSe BLue AND WHITe FAMILLe ROSe BOWL, 18th Century, of plain rounded form and raised on a slightly tapering foot ring, decorated with two scenes of courtly figures and two grisaille landscapes, within underglaze blue borders of flowers, cornucopia, ruyi-heads and leaves, the interior with a central flower spray and a broad cell border to the rim, 28.5cm dia. £300 - £400 Lot 374 A CHINeSe FAMILLe ROSe PuNCH BOWL, 18th Century, of plain rounded form and raised on a slightly tapering foot ring, decorated to the outside with flower vases and scattered flower sprays and to the inside with a central flower spray and a puce diaper, panel and swag border to the rim, 26.5cm dia. (restored) £200 - £300 Lot 375 A CHINeSe FAMILLe ROSe PuNCHBOWL, 18th Century, of plain rounded form and raised on a slightly tapering foot ring, decorated with shaped panels of courtly figures and attendants at leisure on a veranda, reserved against an iron red diaper £200 - £300 ground, 25.5cm dia. (restored)

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Lot 376 A PAIR OF CHINeSe FAMILLe ROSe VASeS, 18th/19th Century, of baluster form and decorated with panels of peonies, prunus, bamboo and other plants with rocks, reserved against an apple green ground with leafy lotus scrolls, a diaper panel border at the shoulder, a turquoise lappet border at the base, 36cm high. £700 - £900 Lot 377 A CHINeSe CANTON FAMILLe ROSe COMPORT, 18th/19th Century, of lobed ovoid form and raised on a conforming foot, decorated with panels of figures in palace interiors, alternating with panels of exotic birds amid flowering plants, 37cm, together with a lobed oval dish from the same service and identical £150 - £250 decoration, 27cm (latter repaired) Lot 378 A CHINeSe TeABOWL AND SAuCeR, Qing Dynasty, painted engrisaille with narrative scenes of two figures in an interior with a dog and auspicious objects, detailed in gilt, bowl 4.3cm high, £200 - £250 saucer 12cm dia.

Lot 379 A CHINeSe FAMILLe ROSe CHICkeN CuP AND SAuCeR, late Qing/Republic, the cup of inverted bell form, painted in colours with two chickens amid rocks and flowering peonies, a lobed red and gilt border to the rim, cup 4cm high, saucer 12cm dia. £200 - £300

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Lot 381 Lot 380 A CHINeSe FAMILLe ROSe PLATe, Qing Dynasty, of plain circular form and painted in colours with four maidens gathering pine needles in baskets beside a villa, the rim with four landscape and bird vignettes, 23cm dia. £200 - £250 Lot 381 A CHINeSe FAMILLe ROSe PLATe, possibly 18th Century, of plain round shape with slightly everted rim, painted in colours with three Dutch ships and a small landing craft in coastal waters, the rim with a repeating flower and leaf border, 21cm dia. £200 - £250 Lot 382 A CHINeSe FAMILLe ROSe PLAque, probably Republic period, of rectangular form and painted in colours with Shoulao holding a giant peach, accompanied by a lady proffering lingzhi mushrooms while two bats fly above, two iron red seal marks lower left, in £300 - £400 hardwood frame, 20x13cm.

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Lot 385 A PAIR OF CHINESE POWDER BLUE FAMILLE ROSE VASES, Cong, Qianlong seal marks but probably 19th Century, of square section with elephant head and ring handles, painted in colours and gilt detail with scenes of scholars and attendants, the alternating sides with groups of precious objects, the shoulders decorated with hibiscus flowers and foliage beneath ruyi head bands, all against a £1,000 - £1,500 powder blue ground, 29.5cm high.

Lot 386 A CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE GINGER JAR, 19th Century, decorated with flowers and scrolling foliage on an apple-green £50 - £80 ground, 13cm high (lacking cover)

Lot 383 Lot 383 A CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PLAQUE OF WANG XIZHI, Qing Dynasty, possibly 18th Century, of rectangular form and painted in colours with the calligrapher at his desk on which is arranged a brush pot, ink stone, scrolls and a scholar’s rock, he greets two boys who bring him a pair of captured geese while a pair of bats fly above, 26cm x 38cm.

Footnote: Wang Xizhi (AD303-361) is considered one of China’s greatest calligraphers who took much inspiration for his work from nature, particularly the graceful curves in the necks of geese. A rare and exceptional cinnabar lacquer brush pot depicting Wang Xizhi contemplating geese was sold in these rooms, 9 November 2016, lot 158. £500 - £800 Lot 384 A CHINESE FAMILLE NOIR GINGER JAR, 19th Century, of ovoid form and decorated with a blossoming prunus tree and other flowering plants and rocks against a black ground, 21cm high £200 - £300 (lacking cover)

Lot 387 A LARGE CHINESE CANTON FAMILLE ROSE PUNCH BOWL, 19th Century, of circular form with turned-out rim, decorated with panels of figures in palace interiors, alternating with panels of birds, insects and flowering plants, all against a dense foliate £200 - £300 scroll and gilt ground, 41.5cm dia.

Lot 388 A CHINESE FLAMBE-GLAZED RECTANGULAR PEAR-SHAPE VASE, Hu, incised Qianlong mark, probably 20th Century, covered in a rich purple transmutation glaze streaked with mottled sky-blue, thinning to a light beige at the rim, the edges of the square tubular handles and the moulded neck, the body with moulded peachshaped panels to each side, the base and inside footrim with ochre £500 - £800 glaze over the incised seal mark, 30cm high.

Lot 389 A CHINESE SOFT PASTE COPPER RED GLAZED BOTTLE VASE, Qing Dynasty, 19th Century, the globular base rising to a wasted neck, covered in a rich mottled red glaze fading to white at the neck over a fine ‘bronze wire’ crackle, 21cm high. £200 - £300 Lot 390 A PAIR OF CHINESE GUAN TYPE SLEEVE VASES, late Qing Dynasty, of cylindrical form and applied with faux bronze wrythen dragons chasing pearls against a fine ‘iron wire’ crackle, £100 - £150 26cm high.

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Lot 391 A LARGe CHINeSe GuAN-TYPe HexAGONAL VASe, Qianlong seal mark and probably period, of elegantly proportioned baluster form and hexagonal section, covered with a pale blue-grey glaze suffused with a fine ‘iron wire’ crackle, the base glazed and with a six-character seal mark in blue, 48cm high.

Provenance: S.Weinberg collection, thence acquired at Ruef Kunstauktionen, Munich, by Mrs Eben Richards in 1965. Purchased from the Richards family estate by the present vendor during the 1990s. £8,000 - £12,000

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Lot 392 A CHINeSe CeLADON GLAzeD BOTTLe VASe, Jiajing six-character mark, 20th Century, the globular base finely carved with dragons amid dense scrolling foliage and peony flowers beneath a fret border, the slightly flared cylindrical neck with a band of ruyi heads beneath stiff banana leaves, all under a ÂŁ3,000 - ÂŁ5,000 pale green glaze, 42.5cm high.

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Lot 393 A RARe CHINeSe LeMON-YeLLOW MOuLDeD BOWL, Daoguang mark and probably period, of inverted bell form, the exterior moulded with a meandering band of flowers and foliage under a bright lemon-yellow glaze, the interior white, the underside and inside foot rim with a pale sea green glaze and blue seal mark, with associated hardwood stand, 22.3cm dia., 9cm high.

Provenance: The Pong Wing Shiu collection, Hong Kong, acquired prior to 1974, thence by descent to the vendor. See lot 364 for further details.

Footnote: Bowls of this form and colour are rare, in particular the yellow enamel given its associations with the Imperial court. A near identical bowl from the Yongzheng reign was sold in Bonhams Hong Kong rooms, 3 December 2015, lot 25, with the addition of famille rose enamelled peaches to the interior. Other examples of the same colour are held in prominent collections including one of Jiaqing period in the National Palace Museum, Beijing, and one of the same period as the present lot in the Nanjing Museum. ÂŁ20,000 - ÂŁ30,000

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Lot 394 A CHINeSe YIxING STONeWARe TeAPOT AND COVeR, late Qing/Republic period, of compressed globular form and raised on three button feet, the cover with a guardian lion finial, the body incised with a band of sixteen shou symbols, the cover with eight further shou symbols, seal marks to underside and inside £100 - £150 cover, 10.5cm high.

Lot 395 THRee CHINeSe YIxING STONeWARe TeAPOTS AND COVeRS, 20th Century, the first of flattened globular form, the red clay dipped in blue-green and applied with sand and red dragons chasing a pearl to the shoulder, 7.5cm high, the second in near black clay of baluster form with ‘bamboo’ handle and spout, the body and domed cover intricately worked with a basket weave, 12cm high, the third of dark brown colour and of cylindrical form £100 - £150 with sharply defined edges, 7cm high. (3)

Lot 400 A LARGe CHINeSe GReeN AND RuSSeT JADe FIGuRe OF A GuARDIAN LION, Qing Dynasty, with tightly curled mane and wearing a medallion around its neck, modelled seated and with both front paws resting on a ball, 18.5cm high.

Provenance: Canadian private collection.

£800 - £1,200

Lot 401 A CHINeSe PALe GReeN JADe BI DISC, Qing Dynasty, incised to one side with ruyi heads, suspended on an agate bead necklace £150 - £250 strung on dark brown silk, disc 5.5cm dia.

Lot 402 TWO CHINeSe JADe PeNDANT CARVINGS, Qing Dynasty, the first of dark green and brown hue, of oval form and carved in relief with a taotie mask below a bat, 7.7cm, the second of russet hue and incised with taotie masks to each side, 5.5cm. (2) £150 - £250

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Lot 403 A CHINESE PALE GREEN NEPHRITE JADE PENDANT, Qing Dynasty, of ovoid form and carved in relief with a monkey standing on a rock and holding a ruyi scepter, beneath a scroll £200 - £300 border, 4.5cm, weight 15.9oz.

Lot 410 A CHINESE BRONZE CENSER, Xuande six character mark and possibly of the period, of bellied form with twin elephant-head handles, the heavy body having a rich graduated brown patina, £500 - £700 17cm across handles, 13.5cm vessel dia.

Lot 404 A CHINESE PINK VEINED SOAPSTONE BOULDER CARVING, Qing Dynasty, of irregular form and carved with a wrythen dragon £80 - £120 chasing a pearl amid clouds, 7cm high.

Lot 411 A CHINESE BRONZE VASE, Xuande mark but Qing Dynasty, of barbed form and baluster shape with twin dragon-head handles, the centre cast with a band of taotie masks against a complex fret ground, the neck with six-character Xuande marks, 34cm £150 - £250 high.

Lot 405 A CHINESE TIGER’S EYE AND SILVER PENDANT NECKLACE, late Qing Dynasty, the pendant of ovoid form and carved as a fruiting peach branch, suspended on a silver butterfly-form mount and strung to fifty-five beads of mainly pumpkin form with four plain graduated beads mounted with silver flowers in the lower quarter, and a conforming silver clasp, 68cm (26.75 inches) £80 - £120 long, pendant 5cm, gross weight 132g.

Lot 406 A GRADUATED AMBER BEAD NECKLACE, comprising forty-one polished amber beads, total length approx 74cm long, weight £400 - £600 48.6g Lot 407 A CHINESE CARVED DUAN INKSTONE, Qing Dynasty, of rectangular form and carved with cranes perched in pine branches, the edge with a fret border, inscribed to back and both sides with cursive script, in a fitted softwood case, 22.5cm x 13.5cm. £200 - £300 Lot 408 A CHINESE BRONZE VASE, Hu, Qing Dynasty, of ovoid form and decorated with archaistic ‘banana leaf’ panels, 18.5cm high. £80 - £120 Lot 409 A LARGE CHINESE BRONZE VASE, late Qing Dynasty, of baluster form with twin dragon head handles, the neck and body cast with bands of taotie masks and creatures against a fret £150 - £200 ground, 41cm high.

Lot 412 A LARGE CHINESE BRONZE TRIPOD CENSER, ding, Xuande six-character mark but probably Qing Dynasty, of compressed globular form with everted rim, twin dragon head and ring handles and raised on three shaped supports, the body cast with sprays of flowers, foliage and butterflies, 35cm across. £200 - £300 Lot 413 A CHINESE BRONZE SAFFRON POT OR WATER DROPPER, Qing Dynasty, of compressed globular form with dragon-head handle and curved spout, the body cast with a water bird and dragonfly in marshland, the shoulder with a ruyi-head border, £100 - £150 indistinctly signed, 6.5cm high.

Lot 414 A TIBETAN BRONZE LAMP, 19th Century, of ovoid form with dragon handle and moulded ‘spout’ lantern, the body cast with leaf forms incised with archaistic script, 9.5cm high. £80 - £120 Lot 415 A LARGE PARCEL GILT BRONZE STATUE OF SHAKYAMUNI, Nepal 20th Century, modelled seated in dhyanasana on a double-lotus base, the right hand raised in abhaya mudra, the left hand avakasha mudra, wearing long flowing robes with decorated hems, the face in a contemplative expression flanked by elongated ears with pendulous earlobes below tightly-coiled £500 - £600 hair rising to a high unisha, 59.5cm high.

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Lot 416 A CHINeSe GILT BRONze FIGuRe OF GuANYIN, Qing Dynasty, modelled seated in dhyanasana, the left hand in avakasha mudra, the right in harina mudra, crowned with an elaborate tiara and wearing a celestial scarf over long flowing robes, £500 - £800 29.5cm high.

Lot 419 A CHINeSe CLOISONNe RITuAL WINe VeSSeL, Jue, 18th/19th Century, the cylindrical belly raised on three dragon-head legs and decorated around the body with leafy lotus scrolls, the rim with a band of ruyi heads, one side with a gilt dragon handle, the lip typically flaring at one end and with a long curving spout £180 - £220 between two upright posts, 11.5cm high.

Lot 417 A CHINeSe PARCeL GILT BRONze FIGuRe OF A DIGNITARY OR SAGe, Wanli mark but probably late Qing Dynasty, modelled seated and wearing long flowing robes and court headdress, he holds a tablet in his right hand, the rectangular base with a ruyi£200 - £300 head foot at each corner, 23.5cm high.

Lot 418 A CHINeSe CHAMPLeVe BRONze VASe AND COVeR, Hu, Qing Dynasty, of bellied form with twin dragon head handles, decorated with champleve bands and panels of taotie masks and £80 - £120 symbols, 30.5cm high.

Lot 420 A SeT OF SIx CHINeSe SILVeR AND GILT SPOONS AND PASTRY FORkS, Wang Hing, circa 1900, the spoon handles worked as stylised bamboo, each with a circular openwork £100 - £150 monogram possibly ‘LRC’, gross weight 6.4oz Lot 421 A CHINeSe SILVeR GOBLeT, Wang Hing, circa 1900, the rounded funnel bowl above a knopped stem and spreading foot, stamped WH90, 10.5cm high, 2.3oz. £80 - £120 Lot 422 A CHINeSe SILVeR PHOTOGRAPH FRAMe, circa 1900, of oval shape and with pierced decoration chased with birds nestling amid leafy bamboo branches, unsigned, 14cm, 2oz. £80 - £120 Lot 423 A CHINeSe SILVeR NOVeLTY PePPeR POT, Luen Wo, Shanghai circa 1890, modelled as a watering can, the sides chased with birds in bamboo branches, 3.5cm high, 1.2oz, together with a Chinese silver and gilt thimble measure, Tien Sheng, Hong Kong circa 1900, of bucket form and applied with a qilong, 4cm high, £100 - £150 1.0oz (2) Lot 424 A CHINeSe SILVeR POT POuRRI BOx AND COVeR, signed Gong He, circa 1900, of heart shape and raised on three ball feet, the pierced cover worked with flowers and foliage, a stem forming a loop handle, the sides chased with conforming decoration, 11cm, £100 - £150 weight 4.3oz.

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Lot 425 Lot 425 A PAIR OF CHINeSe PIeRCeD SILVeR BOWLS, Luen Wo, Shanghai circa 1900, of rounded form and chased with acanthus leaves, flowers and ‘C’ scrolls, 12.5cm dia, gross weight 9.4oz. £200 - £300

Lot 433 A CHINeSe exPORT BLACk LACqueR SeWING BOx, 19th Century, of canted rectangular form, decorated with gilt chinoiserie scenes, the fitted interior with ivory sewing £150 - £250 accoutrements, 32cm x 13cm x 23cm.

Lot 426 A CHINeSe SILVeR THRee-PIeCe CRueT SeT, circa 1910-20, unsigned, of cylindrical form and applied with dragons, comprising open salt, pepper pot and mustard pot, 2.5-6.5cm, £100 - £150 gross weight 4.9oz.

Lot 434 A CHINeSe CARVeD BAMBOO BRuSH POT, bitong, 19th Century, carved in relief with scholars at leisure in a mountain village amid pine, bamboo and willow trees, 18cm high. £100 - £200

Lot 427 A PAIR OF CHINeSe SILVeR DRAGON MeNu OR PLACe HOLDeRS, circa 1900, unsigned, modelled as fearsome fourclawed standing dragons, 8.5cm long, gross weight 1.7oz. £100 - £150

Lot 435 A PAIR OF CHINeSe CARVeD BAMBOO BRuSH POTS, bitong, late Qing/Republic, of cylindrical form and carved in relief with opposing scenes of scholars consulting scrolls and playing go £250 - £350 amid bamboo and pine trees, 17cm high.

Lot 428 TWO CHINeSe SILVeR ARCHeR’S RINGS, 20th Century, with plain core cased in freely moving openwork bands, one worked with bats and longevity symbols between beaded borders, the other worked with shou and longevity symbols between fret borders, both signed, 2.3cm wide, gross weight 2.6oz. £200 - £300

Lot 436 A CHINeSe CARVeD BAMBOO BRuSH POT, bitong, 19th Century, later adapted as a tea caddy, of cylindrical form and carved in relief with monkeys amid a forest of bamboo and pine trees, with white metal mounts and pewter liner, 19cm high. £80 - £120

Lot 429 A CHINeSe CINNABAR LACqueR VASe, six-character Chenghua mark but probably Qing Dynasty, of baluster form and worked with sages and boys beside a pavilion amid rocks and £80 - £120 trees, 22cm high.

Lot 430 A CHINeSe INLAID CINNABAR LACqueR VASe, late Qing/Republic period, of bottle form and decorated with mixed hardstone birds amid flowering trees, plants and rocks, 17cm £100 - £150 high.

Lot 431 A CHINeSe OR SOuTH eAST ASIAN GILTWOOD TeMPLe FRAGMeNT, late Qing/Republic, of rectangular outline and carved in deep relief with a processional scene of warriors, scholars, dignitaries and immortals in three tiers amid buildings £200 - £300 and trees, 41cm x 30cm Lot 432 A SeT OF FOuR CHINeSe PARCeL GILT CARVeD WOOD FuRNITuRe PANeLS, Qing Dynasty, each carved in relief with precious objects and finished in dark red lacquer and gilt detail, £80 - £120 17cm x 27cm.

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Lot 437 A CHINeSe CANTON CARVeD IVORY VASe AND COVeR, of campana form with twin dragon handles, the domed cover with a dragon and cloud finial, the body intricately carved in high relief with a continuous battle scene in a landscape with rocks, trees and buildings, above a knopped stem and stepped foot, carved with bands of lotus leaves and leafy scrolls, 26cm high.

Provenance: Purchased by the present vendor at auction from Banks & Silvers, 6 May 1981, Oakhampton House, Dunley, Worcestershire, lot 447.

Footnote: Oakhampton House in Dunley had been in the ownership of the Crane family since 1827, and was extensively modernised in 1883 at the behest of John Henry Crane who commissioned architect J.P.St Aubyn to carry out the work. The house was used by Banks & Silver as an auction venue during the early 1980s. £3,000 - £5,000

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Lot 438 A CHINeSe CANTON IVORY MINIATuRe SCReeN, 19th Century, modelled as Guanyin accompanied by two boys, 13cm high, together with a reticulated tusk vase or bitong, worked with £80 - £120 figures amid trees and rocks, 10cm high. (2) Lot 439 TWO CHINeSe IVORY FIGuReS OF GuANYIN, late Qing Dynasty, set on hardwood stands, 9.5cm and 12cm high. (2) £100 - £150 Lot 440 TWO SMALL CHINeSe IVORY FIGuReS OR CHeSS PIeCeS, 19th Century, the first modelled as Gunayin, 6.5cm high, the second as a guard, 7.5cm high (2) £60 - £80 Lot 441 THRee CHINeSe STAINeD IVORY FIGuReS OF Fu Lu AND SHOu, 19th Century, modelled as the three celestial deities standing, their robes incised with flowers and motifs with ochre, £700 - £900 puce and green staining, 22.5cm high (3) Lot 442 A PAIR OF CHINeSe IVORY GuARDIAN LIONS, Qing Dynasty, modelled seated in typical pose; the male with front paw raised on an embroidered ball, the female with hers on a playful cub, 11cm high. £300 - £500 Lot 443 A CHINeSe CANTON IVORY CARD CASe, 19th Century, carved in relief with figures in a terraced village amid rocks, trees and a river, the edges with wrythen dragons and birds amid clouds, £250 - £350 9cm x 5.5cm.

Lot 444 A CHINeSe CANTON IVORY CARD CASe, 19th Century, of rectangular form and carved in relief on all sides with figures in a terraced village amid rocks, trees and a river, the bottom corners with bats, the top edge with two dragons, the bottom edge with birds in clouds, the front side with a vacant lozenge £150 - £250 cartouche, 9.5cm x 5.5cm.

Lot 445 A CHINeSe CANTON IVORY PuzzLe AND CASe, 19th Century, the case of square form and carved in relief front and back with scenes of figures at leisure in village settings within ‘bamboo’ borders, the edges carved with dragons chasing a flaming pearl, the sliding top opening to reveal a six-piece openwork carved puzzle forming a rectangle and worked with lotus and other £150 - £250 flowers and foliage, case 6cm x 6cm.

Lot 446 TWO CHINeSe CANTON IVORY TuSk VASeS OR BRuSH POTS, 19th Century, the first carved with figures at leisure in a village against a reticulated ground, 8.5cm high, the second carved with £250 - £350 birds amid flowering branches, 14cm high. (2) Lot 447 A CHINeSe CANTON IVORY PuzzLe BALL ON STAND, 19th Century, the multiple layered ball carved to the exterior with figures in a terraced village, set on a knopped stem supported by a figure and surmounted above with a further figure group, fixed to a circular carved openwork base, 21cm high. £150 - £250 Lot 448 A CHINeSe CANTON IVORY PuzzLe BALL ON STAND, 19th Century, the ball carved to the exterior with figures in a terraced village, the stand formed as a curled dragon amid clouds set on a circular base, ball 4.5cm dia., total height 15cm. £100 - £150 Lot 449 A PAIR OF CHINeSe CANTON IVORY FIGuReS OR CHeSS PIeCeS, 19th Century, modelled as ladies standing and wearing intricately patterned robes, each holding a flowering prunus branch and set on carved octagonal bases, 15cm and 16.5cm high. £100 - £150 Lot 450 A CHINeSe CARVeD IVORY FIGuRe OF A LAuGHING BuDDHA, late Qing Dynasty, modelled seated and set on a hardwood base, 9cm high. £80 - £120

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Lot 461 Lot 451 A CHINeSe CARVeD IVORY FIGuRe OF AN IMMORTAL, probably Shoulao, Qing Dynasty, modelled standing and carrying a young boy who clutches his moustache, 14.5cm high. £80 - £120 Lot 452 A CHINeSe CARVeD IVORY FIGuRe OF GuANYIN, late Qing Dynasty, modelled standing and holding a flower, set on a £80 - £120 hardwood base, 15cm high.

Lot 453 A CHINeSe CARVeD IVORY FIGuRe GROuP, Qing Dynasty, modelled as a family of five figures standing beneath a pine tree £100 - £150 and set on an ovid rocky base, 10.5cm high.

Lot 454 A CHINeSe CARVeD AND STAINeD IVORY FIGuRe OF A MAIDeN, Qing Dynasty, modelled standing wearing flowing robes and holding a fan, her hair and detail to her robes picked out in black and red, set on a hardwood base, 20cm high. £120 - £150 Lot 455 A CHINeSe IVORY CARVING OF DRAGONS, Qing Dynasty, modelled as two dragons in wrythen poses amid rolling clouds, facing each other over a flaming pearl, set on an ivory base carved with phoenix birds, lingzhi and flowers around rocks, £150 - £180 19.5cm high.

Lot 458 A CHINeSe IVORY AND PAPeR PAINTeD FAN, 19th Century, the guards and sticks carved with Chinese figures within European taste borders, the leaves painted in colours to one side with figures in garden settings and to the other with a rocky landscape and flowering plants, 29cm, together with a European taste painted ivory fan, with carved openwork sticks, the leaves painted with figures at leisure in a bucolic landscape, 28cm (2) £150 - £200 Lot 459 A SMALL CHINeSe CANTON CARVeD IVORY BOx, 19th Century, of circular form, the top carved in relief with figures in a village setting, the sides in low relief with a continuous scene of buildings in a rocky landscape, the underside with a flowering £80 - £120 plant, 3.5cm dia.

Lot 460 A CHINeSe CANTON CARVeD IVORY eTuI, 19th Century, of cylindrical form and worked in relief with wrythen dragons amid clouds and an oval vacant cartouche, the cover with a phoenix and other creatures, a collection of bone implements within, £150 - £180 16cm.

Lot 461 A PAIR OF CHINeSe IVORY WRIST ReSTS, Qing Dynasty, each intricately carved with four Confucian boys playing under the branches of fruiting peach trees, with carved hardwood stands, £600 - £800 20cm high (23cm high including stands).

Lot 456 A SeT OF CHINeSe IVORY FIGuReS OF THe eIGHT HORSeS OF WANG Mu, late Qing Dynasty, each modelled in a different pose, £200 - £300 each approximately 5cm.

Lot 462 A SMALL CHINeSe IVORY FIGuRe OF A CONFuCIAN BOY ON BuFFALO, Qing Dynasty, with carved hardwood stand, 5.5cm £100 - £150 high (7.5cm on stand).

Lot 457 A CHINeSe CANTON IVORY BRISe FAN, 19th Century, the guards carved with figures in a terraced village, the leaves with conforming decoration to front and back, 21cm. £300 - £500

Lot 463 A CHINeSe CARVeD IVORY FIGuRe OF A SeATeD BuDDHA, late Qing Dynasty, modelled holding a peach and set on a hardwood stand, 7.3cm high. £50 - £80

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Lot 474 A PAIR OF JAPANeSe SATSuMA DISHeS BY HASeGAWA, Meiji period, of rectangular outline with barbed rims, decorated with landscape scenes with prominent flowering trees and plants £200 - £300 within mixed borders, 19cm across.

Lot 475 A JAPANeSe BRONze BOx AND COVeR OR kAGAMI-BAkO BY INOue OF kYOTO, Meiji period, of circular form and slightly domed, the top cast in relief with a frog and a butterfly amid mixed flowers and foliage, signed to the underside Dai Nihon £150 - £250 Saikyo Inoue zo, 13.5cm dia.

Lot 476 A PAIR OF JAPANeSe eNAMeLLeD SILVeR VASeS, signed Kazuyuki, Meiji period, of lobed bottle form with multiple dragon handles, worked with panels of birds, flowers and foliage surrounded by enamelled flower sprays, 25cm high. £300 - £500

Lot 466 Lot 466 A LARGe CHINeSe SILk eMBROIDeRY PANeL, late Qing Dynasty, worked with a central roundel containing three fanciful crested birds amid a profusion of peonies, chrysanthemums and other flowers within a mixed flower border and surrounded by organised sprays of flowers, foliage and butterflies, all in shades of pink, green and purple on an ivory ground, the back lined in purple silk, the edges applied with a conforming polychrome £1,000 - £1,500 fringe, 206cm x 220cm.

Lot 477 A SMALL JAPANeSe CLOISONNe VASe AND COVeR BY NAMIkAWA YASuYukI (1845-1927), of compressed globular form with domed cover, finely worked in silver wire with birds in flight above mixed flowers and foliage against a graduated aubergine ground, signed to a silver lozenge, 6cm high (chipped £150 - £250 and bruised)

Lot 467 A CHINeSe SILkWORk GARMeNT FRAGMeNT, Qing Dynasty, the mid-blue fabric of rectangular form and worked in gold thread with a dragon and a phoenix amid clouds and shou £100 - £150 symbols, later textile mount, 65x25cm, framed.

Lot 468 A CHINeSe SILVeR AND GILT THReAD LADY’S RANk BADGe, Qing Dynasty, of the 5th civil rank, the square panel worked in couched silver thread with a silver pheasant facing the sun disk in the top right corner, above gilt thread rolling waves, surrounded by Buddhist symbols and within scroll and fret £200 - £300 corner spandrels, 25cm square, framed.

Lot 470 A JAPANeSe IMARI BOWL, Meiji period, of octagonal form and ogee profile, finely painted to the inside with panels of flowers, foliage, lions and dragons, the outside with a blue and white riverscape detailed in gilt, 26.5cm dia. £100 - £150

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Lot 471 A LARGe JAPANeSe IMARI CHARGeR, Meiji period, of deeply dished circular form and decorated with fan-shaped panels of flowers and foliage and scattered flowerheads against a dark £300 - £500 blue ground, 55cm dia. (cracked).

Lot 472 A JAPANeSe IMARI BOWL, Meiji/Taisho period, of inverted bell form and decorated to the inside with panels of guardian lions carrying embroidered balls and to the outside with repeating £80 - £120 stylised flowers and foliage, 22cm dia.

Lot 473 A PAIR OF JAPANeSe SATSuMA VASeS, Meiji/Taisho period, of ovoid shouldered form with twin pointed handles, decorated with multiple figures of sages and immortals against a ground of £250 - £300 moulded flowers, 36.5cm high.

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Lot 478 A GOOD JAPANeSe LACqueR FIVe-CASe INRO, 19th Century, of upright form and with nashiji ground, lacquered with a continuous scene of a shishi climbing rocks beside a waterfall surmounted by a pine tree with clouds above, in gold and silver takamakie, the shishi entirely covered in gold foil, its visible eye inlaid with glass, the rocks, tree and clouds with kirikane highlights, the interior of nashiji, 9.2cm. £800 - £1,200 80

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Lot 479 A LARGe JAPANeSe IVORY AND BONe OkIMONO OF THe TAkARABuNe, Meiji period, the seven gods of fortune modelled seated, playing musical instruments or standing with their respective attributes on the open deck of an elaborate sailing ship, the single pole mast holding a large windblown sail, a number of objects including scrolls, fan, gourd, sack and baskets lying on the balustrade deck, the hull of simulated wood planks with a cockerel figurehead, some details inlaid with mother of pearl, on carved hardwood stand simulating a turbulent sea, 57cm high x 52cm long (64cm high on stand) £2,000 - £3,000 Lot 480 A JAPANeSe IVORY OkIMONO OF WOLVeS ATTACkING A DeeR, Meiji period, set on a carved hardwood base, 14cm long £100 - £150 (19cm on base) Lot 481 A JAPANeSe IVORY OkIMONO OF A RAkAN, Meiji period, modelled standing and carrying a staff in one hand and holding up a small statue of a seated Buddha in his other, signed to a red tablet, 10.5cm high.

Provenance: Banks & Silver auctions at Oakhampton House, Dunley, Worcestershire, 1981. £150 - £250 Lot 482 A JAPANeSe SeCTIONAL IVORY FIGuRe OF A FISHeRMAN, Meiji period, modelled standing on woody stumps and holding a net, two fish flap at his feet, signed, 24.5cm high. £200 - £300

Lot 483 A JAPANeSe IVORY OkIMONO OF AN IMMORTAL, probably Shoki, Meiji period, modelled standing on a rock and holding a sword, a small oni standing before him, 25cm high. £150 - £250 Lot 484 A JAPANeSe IVORY OkIMONO OF A BIJIN, Meiji period, modelled standing on a small rock and holding a cut flower and £150 - £250 pruning shears, 19cm high.

Lot 485 A JAPANeSe MARINe IVORY OkIMONO OF AN INDIAN BuDDHIST SAINT, Meiji period, modelled standing and wearing long flowing robes, three small birds fly around him, signed, £150 - £250 19cm high.

Lot 486 A JAPANeSe MARINe IVORY OkIMONO OF A FARMeR AND IMMORTAL, Meiji period, the farmer seated beneath a tree in the branches of which a disguised immortal floats in the form of a £250 - £350 bird, 21cm high.

Lot 487 A JAPANeSe MARINe IVORY OkIMONO OF A FISHeRMAN AND THRee BOYS, Meiji period, modelled standing on a rock and carrying a basket with captured fish, 21cm high. £200 - £300

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Lot 494 A JAPANeSe IVORY NeTSuke OF A SAMuRAI, Meiji period, modelled standing and wearing traditional robes, 7cm high. £100 - £150 Lot 495 A JAPANeSe IVORY OkIMONO, Meiji period, modelled as a man or sennin standing on a rock and holding a large frog at his shoulder, 8cm high £150 - £180 Lot 496 A GROuP OF JAPANeSe IVORY NeTSuke AND OkIMONO OF ANIMALS, Meiji period, the netsuke modelled as a rat beside a fallen peach, 3.5cm, together with a seated monkey, 4cm, a dog, £150 - £200 5cm long, and a tiger cub, 5cm long (4) Lot 497 FOuR JAPANeSe BONe AND IVORY NeTSuke OF FORTuNe GODS, Meiji period, the first marine ivory and modelled as Daikokuten seated with a bag, 3cm, the second ivory and modelled as Ebisu with a fish, 3cm, the third also of Ebisu, 3cm, and the fourth of bone and modelled as Hotei, 4cm (4) £150 - £180 Lot 498 A JAPANeSe MARINe IVORY OkIMONO OF NeW YeAR ReVeLLeRS, Meiji period, modelled as a man standing on a small rock and wearing a hat while a boy balances on his £200 - £300 shoulder carrying a fan, 21cm high.

Lot 488 Lot 488 A JAPANeSe IVORY OkIMONO OF A WARRIOR AND CHINeSe BOY, Meiji period, modelled standing on a rock and holding a sword and a model pagoda, the boy below and holding a lotus £300 - £500 flower, 32cm high.

Lot 489 A JAPANeSe MARINe IVORY OkIMONO OF A FISHeRMAN AND BOY, Meiji period, modelled standing astride a rock and holding an oar, the boy standing on his shoulders and carrying a basket of fish, a turtle emerges from the waves below, with hardwood stand, signature reading Tamayama, 33.5cm high. £300 - £500 Lot 490 A PAIR OF JAPANeSe IVORY eLePHANT BRIDGe GROuPS, Meiji period, each carved with five graduated elephants marching towards rocks, with carved hardwood stands, 23cm £300 - £500 long.

Lot 491 A JAPANeSe MARINe IVORY OkIMONO OF A FARMeR AND BOY, Meiji period, modelled standing on a rock, the boy sitting on his shoulder, the farmer carries a fruiting peach branch and £200 - £300 the boy holds a single peach, 25cm high.

Lot 492 A JAPANeSe MARINe IVORY OkIMONO OF IMMORTALS, Meiji period, modelled as a seated man holding a lotus stem and breathing out a cloud on which stands another figure, possibly Tobosaku, who holds a fruiting peach branch while two rabbits £200 - £300 or hares frolic at his feet, 26cm high.

Lot 493 A PAIR OF IVORY FIGuReS OF A FISHeRMAN AND HIS WIFe, 19th Century, modelled standing and wearing rustic garb, each carrying a fish and a pole, set on hardwood stands, 20cm high. £400 - £600

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Lot 499 TWO SIMILAR JAPANeSe IVORY eLePHANT BRIDGeS, Meiji period, the first with a graduated family of five elephants the second with three elephants, both 16cm long (2) £150 - £250 Lot 500 A JAPANeSe MARINe IVORY NeTSuke, Meiji period, modelled as a seated sennin holding a fan, 3cm, together with an okimono of a Chinese boy, 4.5cm and an okimono or netsuke of a monkey £80 - £120 on a rock 5cm (3) Lot 501 A JAPANeSe IVORY OkIMONO OF A PeRSIAN FISHMONGeR, Meiji period, modelled standing and holding a fish, set of a £60 - £80 turned hardwood base, 9.5cm.

Lot 502 A JAPANeSe MARINe IVORY OkIMONO OF A FARMeR AND TWO BOYS, Meiji period, modelled standing on a rock and holding a basket of flowers on a knotty staff, the two boys below catching a fish from a small stream, 24.5cm high. £200 - £300 Lot 503 A JAPANeSe MARINe IVORY OkIMONO OF A SeNNIN AND BOY, Meiji period, modelled as a bearded man standing beside a peach tree and holding a fan and a peach, the boy climbing the branches above to pick another fruit, 23cm high. £200 - £300 Lot 504 A JAPANeSe IVORY OkIMONO OF A STReeT VeNDOR AND GIRL, Meiji period, modelled as a man in long flowing robes and conical hat holding a basket of fruits and a fly whisk, the girl beside him offering wine from a ewer, 10cm high. £150 - £250 Lot 505 A PAIR OF CARVeD IVORY FIGuReS OF eLePHANTS, 19th Century, naturalistically modelled standing, 5.5cm high.

Provenance: Banks & Silver auctions at Oakhampton House, Dunley, Worcestershire, 1981. £60 - £80

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Lot 506 A JAPANeSe MARINe IVORY OkIMONO OF A FARMeR AND BOY, Meiji period, modelled standing on a tree stump and holding two caught fish on a line while his son waits below with £80 - £120 a basket, 18cm high.

Lot 507 A JAPANeSe SeCTIONAL IVORY FIGuRe GROuP OF FARMeRS, Meiji period, modelled as a standing figure with hoe and kettle accompanied by a seated figure holding a pumpkin with other gourds at their feet, with carved hardwood base, 17.5cm. £300 - £500 Lot 508 A JAPANeSe SeCTIONAL IVORY FIGuRe GROuP, Meiji period, modelled as street performers and comprising a man standing and playing a shamisen while a boy beside him plays a drum, between them a bag of accoutrements and No type mask, set on an ovoid base and with carved hardwood stand, 17cm high. £300 - £500 Lot 509 A JAPANeSe IVORY NeTSuke OF FISHeRMeN, Meiji period, modelled as three men pulling at their broken net, signed to a £100 - £150 red tablet, 3.5cm.

Lot 510 THRee JAPANeSe IVORY NeTSuke, Meiji period, modelled as a street artisan, 4cm, a street fishmonger, 3cm, and a seated £120 - £180 man tying his shoe, 3cm. (3) Lot 511 THRee JAPANeSe IVORY NeTSuke, Meiji period, modelled as a farmer standing on a bag of rice, 4.5cm, a seated farmer, 4cm £120 - £180 and a street artisan, 4cm. (3) Lot 512 THRee JAPANeSe BONe AND IVORY NeTSuke, Edo/Meiji period, the first modelled as Shoulao standing and holding a peach, 5.5cm, the second of manju type, modelled as an immortal standing beside a water buffalo, 3.5cm dia., and the £120 - £180 third a seated Buddha, 3.5cm. (3) Lot 513 THRee JAPANeSe NeTSuke, Meiji period, the first modelled as an infant kneeling with a bowl, 3cm, the second as a seated farmer and his son embracing, 4.5cm, and the third a bone example modelled as an immortal and attendant, 4cm. (3) £120 - £180 Lot 514 THRee JAPANeSe IVORY NeTSuke, Edo/Meiji period, the first modelled as Daikokuten and attendant, 3.5cm, the second a seated actor with monkey mask, 3.5cm, the third as a farmer £120 - £180 standing with a small monkey, 5.5cm.

Lot 515 A JAPANeSe IVORY NeTSuke, Meiji period, modelled as a a gourd with stem and leaves, open to the middle inside which sit two gentlemen playing a game of Go, 3.5cm, together with two carved wood netsuke, probably Edo period, the first modelled as a seated man, possibly Jurojin, holding a fan, 3.5cm, the second modelled as two figures, probably Daikokuten and attendant, with a large sack and a mallet, 4.5cm across. (3) £100 - £150

Lot 518 Lot 516 A JAPANeSe IVORY OkIMONO OF A FARMeR, Meiji period, modelled as a man in traditional robes and large conical hat, carrying a small basket and other accoutrements at his waist, he strides forward against a strong wind over a rocky landscape, £150 - £250 signed to a red tablet, 7cm high.

Lot 517 A JAPANeSe IVORY OkIMONO OF A SCROLL PAINTeR, Meiji period, modelled as the artist kneeling and painting on an animated scroll, the characters coming to life as he paints, 9cm high. £150 - £250 Lot 518 A JAPANeSe IVORY OkIMONO OF GAMA SeNNIN, Meiji period, modelled standing on a rocky base, his pet toad at his feet as he grapples with a serpent, signed in cursive script, 16.6cm high. £200 - £300 Lot 519 A JAPANeSe IVORY OkIMONO OF STReeT PeRFORMeRS, Meiji period, modelled as two men and a boy climbing upon each other and holding fans and a gourd above a drum with tomoe symbol, signed Shozan, 19cm high. £150 - £200

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Lot 524 TWO JAPANeSe MARINe IVORY FIGuRe GROuPS, Meiji period, the first modelled as revellers celebrating the New Year, 25.5cm high, the second probably depicting Hojo Tokimasa and Benten, 26cm high. £150 - £180 Lot 525 A JAPANeSe IVORY OkIMONO OF WARRIORS, Meiji period, one on horseback and brandishing a naginata while two others on foot carry swords, set on a narrow rocky base, signed, 12.5cm £150 - £200 long.

Lot 526 A JAPANeSe IVORY NeTSuke, Edo period, carved as an elderly farmer standing and holding a bamboo cane, 7cm high. £200 - £300 Lot 527 A JAPANeSe IVORY WHIST OR GAMe MARkeR, Meiji period, of typical form and worked to the table with a family of macaques and to the tabs with further macaques, insects and fruits, 9.3cm. £100 - £150 Lot 528 A JAPANeSe IVORY NeTSuke OF A RAT, Meiji period, modelled on its back and clutching a large clam shell with two other small £200 - £300 clam shells at its sides, 6.5cm.

Lot 529 A JAPANeSe CARVeD AND STAINeD IVORY FIGuRe, Taisho period, modelled as a man in traditional ceremonial robes £200 - £300 carrying a long staff, 32cm high.

Lot 520 Lot 520 A JAPANeSe MARINe IVORY OkIMONO OF A FISHeRMAN AND TWO BOYS, Meiji period, modelled standing on a rock and holding a harpoon and a basket of shellfish, one boy sits below whaile the other stands on his shoulder, 22.5cm high. £150 - £200 Lot 521 A JAPANeSe IVORY OkIMONO OF A FARMeR AND HIS SON, Meiji period, modelled standing with one foot raised ona small rock and holding a fruiting vine branch, his son sitting on his £100 - £150 shoulder, 19.5cm high.

Lot 522 A JAPANeSe MARINe IVORY OkIMONO OF A FARMeR OR FISHeRMAN, Meiji period, modelled standing on a rock and holding a captured crane while a hawk swoops below and another grasps the crane’s leg in its beak, 27cm high. £100 - £150 Lot 523 TWO JAPANeSe MARINe IVORY FIGuRe GROuPS, Meiji period, the first modelled as a farmer sitting beside a tree in the branches of which his son is standing, reaching for an apple which his father offers, 26cm high, the second modelled as a farmer carrying a lantern and a bail of crops above his head while a monkey climbs around his legs, 23.5cm high. £150 - £180

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Lot 530 TSukIOkA YOSHITOSHI (1839-1892), a woodblock print ‘Hojo Tokiyori in a Snowy Landscape’, aiban tate-e, circa 1878, and Kunisada I (1786-1865), a woodblock print of a bijin watched as £80 - £120 she attends to a bonsai, aiban tate-e. (2) Lot 531 GICHAHIRO OkuYAMA (1907-1981), six woodcut prints including view of Mount Fuji, other landscapes and still life study, £60 - £80 13x19cm.

Lot 536 ABu BAkAR IBRAHIM (1925-1977), three landscapes; village huts by a river; farmer carrying crops by village huts; junk off coastal buildings, watercolour on paper, together with a small collection of South East Asian paintings by different hands. £100 - £150 Lot 537 A BRONze LuDuAN CeNSeR, possibly Vietnamese circa 1800, the horned mythical beast standing and with open mouth, the head forming the hinged lid of the vessel, raised on four straight £80 - £120 legs, 17cm high.

Lot 538 A VIeTNAMeSe SILVeR SMOkeR’S SeT, early 20th Century, comprising cigarette box, matchbox holder and ash bowl with porcelain insert, each item chased with Chinese taste scenes of huts and figures amid trees, gross weight 8.9oz. (3)£100 - £150

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Lot 541 Lot 539 A RARe TuRkISH INLAID BRONze TRAVeLLING INkWeLL, Ottoman, the well of globe form and supported on a tripod base below a pen bracket and candle holder, inlaid with gilt and silver £150 - £250 script and foliate scroll decoration, 20cm high.

Lot 540 TWO eNAMeLLeD COPPeR BOWLS, Syria, 19th Century, of compressed globular form and decorated with stylised flowers £80 - £120 and foliage, 17cm dia., 11.5cm high.

Lot 545 A CHINeSe BRASS BOuND AND INLAID HARDWOOD TRuNk, late Qing Dynasty, of rectangular form and raised on bracket feet, the top and front inlaid with stained bone three-masted ships against a black lacquer ground, with brass straps, hinges and lock plates all worked with flowers and blessings, 101cm £100 - £150 wide x 58cm high x 50cm deep.

Lot 541 AN INDIAN PORTRAIT MINIATuRe OF BeGuM SAHIBA zeeNAT MAHAL, circa 1840-60, of oval form, the empress wearing richly decorated robes, strings of pearls with matching pearl set earrings and headdress, before a red and gilt curtain, watercolour on ivory, set in a yellow metal frame with rope-twist detail and brooch pin, 6.6cm.

Footnote: Zeenat (also Zinat) Mahal (1823-1886) was the wife of the Mugal Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar II (1775-1862). A near identical portrait miniature can be found in the collection of the Victoria & Albert Museum. £800 - £1,200 Lot 542 A SINGLe LeAF FROM A kALPA SuTRA MANuSCRIPT, India, possibly 15th/16th Century, ink on paper, the double-sided page £80 - £120 comprising nine lines of text, 11x25cm.

Lot 543 A PeRSIAN ILLuSTRATeD LeAF FROM A DISPeRSeD MANuSCRIPT, probably Safavid, brightly painted with a palace interior with seated figure and attendants above four columns of script, the reverse with four full columns of script, 29cm x £200 - £300 18cm.

Lot 544 A PeRSIAN ILLuSTRATeD LeAF FROM A DISPeRSeD MANuSCRIPT, possibly Timurid, ruled in red and black and painted in bright colours with court figures and attendants in a garden setting, between four lines of script, the reverse with £200 - £300 twenty-one lines of script, 24cm x 17cm.

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Lot 546 A CHINeSe LACqueR CABINeT ON STAND, Qing Dynasty, the fall front carved and decorated in colours with a scene of soldiers on horseback bearing banners within a mountainous landscape and to the sides with precious objects, opening to reveal multiple draws and compartments including several concealed, arranged around a central cupboard door inscribed with twelve lines of script reading as a greeting from one scholar to another, congratulating them on passing an exam and listing the great achievements of their ancestors, the stand having a single frieze drawer decorated with meandering foliage, raised on slightly tapering square section £1,500 - £1,800 supports, 104cm wide x 148cm high x 47cm deep.

Lot 547 A CHINeSe LACqueR TWO-FOLD FIRe SCReeN, late Qing/Republic, of canted rectangular form and decorated with figures in £100 - £200 landscapes with pavilions and pagoda amid flowering trees, 167cm wide x 92cm high.

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DAY TWO Glassware Collectables & Postcards Militaria

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The Appliance of Science Halls director Jeremy Lamond explores Victorian scientific instruments

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s we all marvel at the latest spectacular photography and images from Sir David Attenborough’s Blue Planet 2, it is important to remember that many of the things we know about the natural world came from pioneering Victorians and their scientific instruments. In this section of the sale, we are favoured with a good private collection of instruments, some Victorian, some later, which were used for a variety of tasks from finding your position at sea to soothing your limbs with low volume electric shocks! I particularly like Lot 616, the 18th century 3 inch brass reflecting telescope by John Baddely of Albrighton, a local maker of some renown and mentioned in Shaw’s Staffordshire as a superior clockmaker. This is a rare survivor and will surely outstrip its estimate of £100/150. There is also an interesting collection of Victorian slides in a mahogany box (Lot 635) and a nice microscope by Salmon (Lot 619) with which to view them.

If practical science is not your thing, then why not enjoy the amazing kaleidoscope on stand (Lot 623) with its ship’s wheel style adjusting ring and six pointed star radial image? It may just make a refreshing change from staring at the constant barrage of social media on your mobile phone!

As Christmas approaches, this might be the time to buy your reindeer early – the stag’s head offered in Lot 608 is certainly a conversation piece and I am sure will have many admirers.

There is plenty to see in this section but don’t forget to have a look at the unusual coco de mer, Seychelles bowl (Lot 705) or the novelty cold painted Vienna bronze inkwell (Lot 707). Amazing what you can find at auction and there is plenty to see at this one! Have fun!

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Glassware Lot 548 A LALIQUE MOULDED AND FROSTED GLASS FIGURE OF AN EAGLE, the bird standing wings folded on a rocky glass plinth, incised ‘Lalique France’ and with label marked ‘Made in France’ £500 - £700 23cm high Lot 549 A LALIQUE POLISHED GLASS SCULPTURE OF A PIGEON, ‘Pigeon Verviers’ naturalistically moulded, incised Lalique, £200 - £300 France, chip to wing tip, 29cm long Lot 550 A LARGE AMETHYST CUT GLASS DECANTER AND STOPPER, £100 - £150 late 19th/early 20th century, 42cm high Lot 551 A COLLECTION OF 19TH CENTURY CHEMICAL AND REAGENT GLASSWARE £70 - £100 Lot 552 A GLASS BOTTLE, with a seal for Baron Edgcumbe, circa 177080, the neck of tapered form with a double laid on lip, the baron’s coronet above a boar statant crest seal, 21cm high £150 - £200 Lot 553 A LALIQUE CRYSTAL MODEL OF A FISH, on a clear circular base, marked Lalique France, 10.5cm high £80 - £120

Lot 558 A LALIQUE CRYSTAL DAFFODIL VASE IN VIOLET, signed £100 - £150 Lalique, France, 28cm high (boxed) Lot 559 A LALIQUE OPALESCENT GLASS FISH PAPERWEIGHT (Perche), after an original R Lalique design, re-designed by Marie-Claude Lalique, marked Lalique, France, 11cm high £50 - £80 (boxed) Lot 560 A LALIQUE CRYSTAL DAFFODIL VASE IN BLUE, signed Lalique, France, 28cm high (boxed) £100 - £150 Lot 561 A PAIR OF LALIQUE CRYSTAL WINE GLASSES, with frosted £60 - £80 glass stems (VERRE À VIN LOUVRE), 18.4cm high Lot 562 A LALIQUE CRYSTAL SET OF SIX GLASSES AND A DECANTER WITH STOPPER, the decanter 24cm high, glasses 11.5cm high £300 - £500 (7) Lot 563 A PAIR OF R. LALIQUE ‘PISSENLIT’ PATTERN SMALL BOWLS, £100 - £150 no. 3104, 13cm diameter

Lot 554 A LALIQUE CRYSTAL MODEL OF TWO LOVEBIRDS, marked £60 - £80 Lalique, France, 4.5cm high (boxed)

Lot 564 A PAIR OF LALIQUE CRYSTAL WINE GLASSES, decorated with white opalescent cherubs, the bowls with winged decoration, £60 - £80 21.5cm high (2) (boxed)

Lot 555 A LALIQUE CRYSTAL MODEL OF A SLEEPING DUCK, (Canard Dormeur), marked Lalique France, 5.5cm high and a further small £80 - £120 Lalique crystal model of a bird, 6.5cm high (2)

Lot 565 A LALIQUE CRYSTAL OPALESCENT GLASS MODEL OF AN EAGLE WITH OUTSPREAD WINGS, marked Lalique, France £70 - £100 13.5cm high (boxed)

Lot 556 A LALIQUE CRYSTAL VASE ARABESQUE BUD VASE, a limited edition of 250 produced for Selfridges, engraved with birds playing £150 - £200 amongst frosted leaves, 13.5cm high (boxed)

Lot 566 A LALIQUE CRYSTAL VASE, decorated in relief with birds, £100 - £150 marked Lalique, France, 13.5cm high (boxed)

Lot 557 A LALIQUE CRYSTAL ARABESQUE VASE IN RUBY, with engraved crystal birds playing amongst frosted leaves, engraved Lalique France, 13cm high (boxed) A limited edition of 250 specially for Selfridges

£150 - £200

Lot 567 A RENE LALIQUE PLACE NAME HOLDER, decorated with fruit, signed R. Lalique, France, 4cm high £40 - £60 Lot 568 & 569 No lots

Collectables & Postcards Lot 570 A COLLECTION OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY AND LATER DOLLS to include an Armand Marseille Koppelsdorf doll with bisque head, sleeping blue eyes, open mouth revealing two upper teeth, reverse of the head marked Koppelsdorf, 1330, A.2M (head needs re-stringing), a baby doll with celluloid head, the reverse marked ‘Germany, MU2’, an Armand Marseille doll with mouth revealing two upper teeth, and five other dolls (some damages) (8) £200 - £300

Lot 571 POSTCARDS, early 20th century onwards, including illustrated examples by Mabel Lucie Attwell, Margaret Tarrant and M. Sowerby and Mickey Mouse, alongside topographical views and greetings cards, contained within two albums £80 - £120 Lot 572 POSTCARDS, early 20th century onwards, Theatre and Acting related, majority of which are signed, examples to include Grace Lane, George Roby, Edna May, Ellaline Terriss, Julia Neilson, Phyllis Dare, Ruby Ray, Madge Tetheridge and numerous others *Majority notated to reverse, the cards having been posted to the stars for signing and return by a relative of the vendor. £60 - £80

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Lot 573 CHurCHiLL WinsTOn s.: (1874-1965) British Prime Minister 1940-45, 1951-55. Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1953. An early signed photographic postcard, taken in 1905, showing the young Churchill stood half length, signed in black ink, photograph by Thomson, Rotary Photo, E.C, inscribed to the reverse, ‘Dear Mr Churchill, will you please sign this post card? £300 - £500 Please do not refuse, yours truly, Miss Wilding’ Lot 574 GreViLLe frAnCes eVeLYn ‘DAisY’ (1861-1938) Countess of Warwick. British Socialite, long-time mistress of Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII, a signed black and white photographic postcard, the image depicting the Countess in half length pose, signed in black ink, dated 1906, printed by Rotary £100 - £150 photo, inscribed verso but not posted Lot 575 POsTCArDs, an album of 20th century photographic postcards of aeroplanes, including Long Range Patrol Bombers, Armstrong Whitworth ‘Whitley’, Fairey ‘Hendon’, The Douglas Digby, Avro-Anson, R.A.F ‘Seafox’, including Valentines Aircraft Recognition Cards (approximately 55), and five albums of £50 - £70 cigarette cards Lot 576 POsTCArDs, an album, predominantly topographical, including Cardiff and further Welsh views, Weston-super-Mare and London, also illustrated cricket postcards by Lance Thackeray, motors of the South Wales Electrical Power Distribution, also railways, the Dogger Bank Incident and a small quantity of £70 - £100 theatre stars etc (qty) Lot 573

Lot 577 THeATre: An ALbuM Of eArLY 20TH CenTurY PHOTOGrAPHiC POsTCArDs, predominantly an archive of ‘Miss Edna May’, the American actress and singer, in various scenes and roles, and a £60 - £80 small collection of topographic postcards Lot 578 POsTCArDs, an album of early 20th century postcards including theatre, topographical, greetings cards, royalty, illustrated cards etc £50 - £70 Lot 579 POsTCArDs, early 20th century, to include British Royal Naval and Maritime, including Cunard and White Star Line, advertising, topographical, railway, military including the Vet River Railway Bridge Destruction in the Boer War, agricultural and others including The National Waif’s Association, Baranado’s Bell Ringers, Tom Thumb ‘The Oldest Midget in the World’, a rare and early photograph of a Masai wedding and women at the Siemans £100 - £150 Munition Works (approximately 216) Lot 580 POsTCArDs, early 20th century, an album containing British street scenes and views, predominantly Northern England; ‘Health and Strength’ Series cards to include the Stoke, Glasgow Rangers, Swindon, Bradford City, Manchester United, and the Wolverhampton Wanderers Football teams, Cardiff 1st Division Rugby team, together with Canadian scenes, further topographical views, houses, miners, etc (approximately 240) £100 - £150 Lot 581 POsTCArDs, early 20th century, theatre and music related, royalty, topographical, advertising, women’s rights, American views including the Great Salt, Lake, Utah and the Diamond Jubilee, San Francisco, assorted in Memoriam cards including Edward VII (approximately 124) £50 - £70

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Lot 582 POsTCArDs, early 20th century, a part album of French and German scenes, including Arras after the bombardment and other sites during the war £30 - £50

Lot 593 LT. COL JAMes russeLL’s DiArY DOCuMenTinG THe fLAnDers CAMPAiGn (1793-96), together with a miniature of Russell, and a published copy of the written text contained within. £150 - £200

Lot 583 POsTCArDs, early 20th century, relating to Tettenhall, Wolverhampton, Eccleshall, Birmingham, Dudley, Hanley, Staffordshire, Chester, Nantwich, the Isle of Man, Dublin, the Australian Cricket team in 1905, further cards to include street scenes and illustrated examples, alongside real photographic £80 - £120 (large quantity, to two albums) Lot 584 GreeTinGs CArDs, circa 1875-80, Birthday and Christmas, contained within an album (laid down), together with further postcards and greetings cards, circa 1924 onwards, within a further album, including a number of illustrated Souvenir de Manneken-Pis, Bruxelles cards (qty) £80 - £120 Lot 585 POsTCArDs, an album containing cards from the First World War, predominantly French scenes including views of Abbeville, soldiers, a real photographic card of the ‘Beta’, an experimental British reconnaissance aircraft, greetings cards, topographical views etc, the inside cover of the album inscribed, ‘To Charles, With Love from Mother, Christmas 1915’ and a set of costume cards £80 - £120 Lot 586 A PHOTOGrAPH ALbuM Of sTuDenTs AT sALTLeY COLLeGe, Birmingham, circa 1907 onwards, (currently St Peter’s College), British soldiers, the staff at ‘Haverstock Hill’ school, assorted portraits, wedding photographs, portraits of school children, and more; a Victorian portrait photograph album, including Queen Victoria, together with a topographical postcard album including £100 - £150 Shrewsbury and Oswestry (qty) Lot 587 POsTCArDs, an early 20th century album of predominantly British and European Royal Family members, including also Nicholas Czar II and an early photographic postcard of Winston £100 - £150 Spencer Churchill Lot 588 & 589 No lots

Militaria Lot 590 A 12 bOre OVer AnD unDer eJeCTOr sHOTGun bY f.n brOWninG, 22913, engraved action body with game birds, silver action, figured stock with pistol grip, Kickeez rubber buttplate, barrels engraved ‘Fabrique Natiotionale Herstale, Belgique’, vented top rib, 7lbs 8oz, 14.5” stock, 30” barrels, quarter choked, 2 + 3 1/4 ‘’ chambers, cased *Shotgun certificate required.

£500 - £700

Lot 591 A sOuTH AfriCAn CArVeD HArDWOOD knObkierrie £150 - £200 Lot 592 bATTLe Of WATerLOO GLAzeD WATerCOLOur MAP, depicting the positions of the Allies of the French, 70cms x 44cms £100 - £150

Lot 594 Lot 594 A GerMAn ‘MAxiMiLiAn’ CLOse HeLMeT, 19th century, 29cm £200 - £300 high Lot 595 A TWO-HAnD PrOCessiOnAL sWOrD, in German 16th century £700 - £1,000 style, Lot 596 TWO WOrLD WAr i ViCTOrY MeDALs, awarded to ‘13022 PTE J.W. Hilton Shrops L.I.’ and ‘21274 PTE W. Leake KSLI with memorial or death plaque ‘William Leake’ and G Croll Imperial War Graves Commission leaflet and photograph, plus two George III Cartwheel’ Pennies dated 1797 £100 - £150 Lot 597 A ViCTOriAn OffiCers’ Dirk, with brass and leather hilt, in steel scabbard with single suspension ring, blade 33.5cm long, £80 - £120 overall length 58cm Lot 598 A 12 bOre OVer AnD unDer eJeCTOr sHOTGun bY bereTTA, model 682, serial number E61213B, with recoil reducer, silver action, 29.5 inch barrel length, three quarter choke bottom barrel, full choke top barrel, fixed chokes, length of pull 14.5 inches, the Issis recoil reducer made by David Izzard, overall length 120cm *Shotgun certificate required.

£600 - £800

Lot 599 A ‘TOWer’ PATTern PerCussiOn PisTOL, 19th century, proof marks to barrel, steel lockplate inscribed ‘Tower’, brass trigger guard and buttplate,with ramrod, barrel length 20cm, overall length 39cm, together with a Wood and Sons plate transferprinted with Flintlock pistols, 27.5cm diameter (2) £200 - £300

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eMinenCe Of THe eAsT Halls Asian Art Auctions now consigning for dates in 2018 25th April 28th november

for further details on buying and selling, contact specialist Alexander Clement +44 (0)1743 450712 alexander@hallsgb.com @hallsasianart

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Gentleman’s Library Works of Art furniture & rugs

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Gentleman’s Library Lot 600 A CAseD bOTTLe Of DOW’s POrT, Vintage Character, also Dow’s Port Fine Ruby, 75cl, Ferreira Late Bottled Vintage Port 1997, 37.5cl, half bottle, Madeira Barbito, ten years old, 750cl and Moscato Spumante Quality Aromatic Sparkling Wine, 75cl (5) £60 - £80 Lot 601 THree bOTTLes, to include Taylors ten year old Tawny Port, 75cl, Taylors Lvbr 1972 Port, cased and a single malt Scotch Whisky from the Balvenie distillery, Double Wood matured in two £60 - £80 casks, aged twelve years (3) Lot 602 nine bOTTLes Of fuLLers VinTAGe ALe, each in presentation case with years to include 2006, 2007, 2008 (2), 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 50cl (9) £80 - £120

Lot 601

Lot 603 six COMMeMOrATiVe bOTTLes to include Chato Saint Ahon Hout-Medoc 1985, Cru Bourgeois, specially selected for the Headquarters Officers Mess Army Catering Core 1941-1991 Golden Jubilee, 75cl, Cuvee Speciale Cotes Du Rhone, 1993, 50th anniversary June 1994, 75cl, Berlin private Cuvee, specially for the British Military Train operated by 62 Transport and Movement Squadron Royal Corps of Transport, 75cl, Riesling Kabinett, 1982 Graacher, Himmelreich First Regiment Army Air Corps, 75cl, Hoopers 1992 late bottled vintage 78 (Fortress) Engineer Regiment (volunteers) 1993-1999, 75cl and Thierry and Guy Fat Bastard Chardonnay aged in French oak 1996 (6) £60 - £80 Lot 604 A MOunTeD TAxiDerMY LArGe HiMALAYAn WiLD sHeeP’s HeAD (Ovis Ammon), on a shield shaped back plaque, ivorine label ‘Ovis Ammon, Altai, 1907’, approximately 72cm high Note: The Altai Mountains are a mountain range in central and East Asia where Russian, China, Mongolia and Kazakhstan come together and are where the rivers Irtysh and Ob have their head waters. £150 - £200 Lot 605 LiTTLe WHiMbreL (Numenius Minutus), Naturalistically modelled in a glazed case with name tablet and “Ningpo” and “Robb”, 28 April 06, 32cm wide, 16cm deep, 32cm high £60 - £80

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Lot 606 A GLAzeD DisPLAY CAse COnTAininG TWO sAnDPiPers in nATurALisTiC seTTinG, with seashells against a painted backdrop, case (a/f), 48cm wide, 20cm deep, 28cm high£50 - £80 Lot 607 A Green WinGeD TeAL DuCk, preening in a naturalistic setting against a painted backdrop, in a gilded and ebonised case, Edwardian, 43cm wide, 27cm deep, 38cm high £100 - £150 Lot 608 A sTAG’s HeAD, with six point antlers on an oak shield with plaque inscribed ‘Mar Forest 1951 General Shanker’, 123cm from shield base to antler top, 45cm between antlers £150 - £200 Lot 609 A ViCTOriAn MAHOGAnY AnD CHequer sTrunG zOGrAsCOPe, with circular magnifying glass and mirror plate on an adjustable column and lower baluster and turned base, 60cm high £100 - £150 (adjustable) Lot 610 A 19TH CenTurY brAss MiCrOsCOPe bY sALMOn, 100 Fenchurch Street, London, in a mahogany case, 32cm high along with various accessories for this microscope and general accessories £80 - £120 Lot 611 An eArLY 20TH CenTurY nO.28 sTuDenT’s MiCrOsCOPe in a wooden case along with a large quantity of botanical slides, plain slides and other associated items including empty slide boxes, a copy of ‘Microscopes and Accessories - How to make them’ edited by Paul N Hasluck and a cased set of hand held £60 - £80 balance scales Lot 612 A MAHOGAnY CAseD DiP CirCLe (DiP neeDLe) reTAiLeD bY f. e. beCker AnD CO. LOnDOn, with silvered azimuth circle split into 90 degree quadrants and with locking mechanism to the right hand side, raised on a short lacquered stem and vernier scale, circular plinth and three adjustable feet, 26cm high, 15cm wide, 16cm diameter plinth

Lot 608

F. E. Becker and Co. traded at 33-37 Hatton Wall, Hatton Garden (1900-1910), also 17,19,21, 23, 25, 27, Hatton Wall (1912-1920s) and Nivoc House, 17-29 Hatton Wall (1930s) London, England.

Founded in 1872 and taken over by W. J. George Ltd. in 1897 but continued to trade under the original name until the 1950s, when it was renamed W.& J. George and Becker Ltd. Dip circles are used to measure the angle between the horizon and the earth's magnetic field (the dip angle). £80 - £120 Lot 613 A MiTA LiLLiPuT refOrD LiGHT with wing nut pressure valve and gauge above a brass fuel chamber, pipes mantel and reflector on a rectangular base marked Mita Lilliput, 24cm long, £60 - £80 15cm high Lot 614 A MAHOGAnY CAseD inDuCTiOn COiL eLeCTriC sHOCk MACHine, 1920s, with drawer to the side containing screw thread pads, handles and wires, the interior with coil switches sliding scale the box with dovetail corners and swing carrying handle inset with retailers mark for K. Schall, London W55 Wigmore Street, 13cm square, 14cm high and a mahogany cased Magneto electric shock therapy machine, marked Patent Phoenix Magneto, the interior with magnet and winding handle and cog mechanism and cylinders, 26.5cm long, 13.5cm deep, £60 - £100 13cm high (2) Lot 612 97

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Lot 615 A LACquereD brAss POLAriMeTer bY W. & J. GeOrGe LTD, Birmingham, number 1188, with eight inch detachable brass tube for polarized light, polarization detector which is rotatable to one end and raised on a lacquered stand and circular stepped cast iron base, incomplete, 49cm high, 44cm long and a box £100 - £150 containing two glass tubes.

Lot 616 An 18TH CenTurY 3” brAss refLeCTinG TeLesCOPe insCribeD On THe Tube ‘i. bADDeLY, Albrighton’, with screw rod adjustment to one side, screw lens cap and folding tripod stand, 35cm overall length, 7cm diameter, 37cm high (level) The maker appears to be John Baddely who was baptised in Tong church in 1720 and who became a clock and watch maker at 18.

In 1762 he started work in optics constructing a reflective telescope and later moved to Albrighton and is buried there.

In Shaw’s Staffordshire the author comments upon Baddely ‘his superiority as a clock maker will be told for some years to come by the numerous domestic and turret clocks substantially constructed by him in every part of the country within many miles of Albrighton where he long resided’, for further information refer to www.discoveringtong.org £100 - £150

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Lot 617 A fuLLer’s sPirAL sLiDe ruLe CALCuLATOr bY W.f. sTAnLeY, early 20th century in original mahogany box with green paper label to the inside lid marked Stanley, London, England with sliding cylinders and scale, the instrument marked Fuller Calculator with Scale of Sines and Logs. Made in England, 43cm long, the box with brass mounting bracket and dovetail £100 - £150 corners, 46cm long Lot 618 A sike’s HYDrOMeTer in MAHOGAnY CAse with inset to the cover marked Sike’s Hydrometer J. Shimeild Junr. 2 Nicholas Street, London N, containing floats weight and thermometer in a lined case, the thermometer marked W. R. Loftus Ltd, London, the case 20cm long, also a modern cased quartz time piece in campaign style oak box and a mahogany plastic lined box with £60 - £80 circular monogrammed cover, 15cm square (3) Lot 619 A brAss COMPOunD MiCrOsCOPe bY sALMOn, third quarter 19th century on a Ross type foot, the stage with a three aperture disk above a plano concave mirror on a sliding collar, stand inscribed ‘Salmon 100 Fenchurch Street, London on a rectangular mahogany base, 33cm high. In fitted mahogany case with swing carrying handle, 19cm wide, 14cm deep, 20cm high £100 - £150

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Lot 620 A POrTAbLe sPeCifiC GrAViTY TesTinG kiT bY reeVes, London, Manley’s Patent No. 20165 contained in a mahogany case including hydrometer, leather cased six part screw together set of ullage spile rods and other accessories including small brass spirit heater and glass jar with pouring lip, the case 35cm long, 18cm deep, 13cm high £60 - £80 Lot 621 A bTH (briTisH THOMPsOn-HOusTOn) WireLess CrYsTAL reCeiVer, type C-Form A, in a walnut case with instructions to the inner lid and company trade plaque, the exterior with BBC/GPO approved log, 29cm long, 13cm wide, 21cm high This is a type C- Form A radiolar form circa 1923, the BBC/PMG stamp GPO number 106, crystal change over switch permit to select one of two independent crystals. It is broadcast only (medium wave) model. The British Thompson-Houston Company Ltd. was based at Crown House, Aldwych, London, WZ2 and produce crystal sets, valve radios, loud speakers and valves. In 1928 BTH amalgamated with Metrovick and Edison Swan to form £80 - £100 Associated Electrical Industries Ltd (AEI) Lot 622 A brAss Desk COMPAss, with 3” silvered dial showing all points of the compass and 360 degree scale to the outside on an adjustable cylinder with 360 degree scale and milled adjusting screw on a short ball jointed column with wing nut and turned £60 - £80 mahogany base, 25cm high Lot 623 A kALeiDOsCOPe On sTAnD, late 19th/early 20th century, painted tin barrel and ship’s wheel style six pointed star radial image raised on a turned ebonised baluster column and circular £200 - £300 plinth, 25cm long, 29cm high

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Lot 624 A MAHOGAnY CAseD CHOnDrOMeTer bY brYAn COrCOrAn, London the case including instructions to the inner lid and lacquered brass scale for measuring pounds per bushel, stamped 339, the case 31cm long, 13cm wide, 11cm high £80 - £120 Lot 625 A W&s JOnes Of 30, HOLbOrn, LOnDOn brAss POCkeT sexTAnT, 3” diameter with silvered scale and verneir, magnifier arm and retractable eye piece, circular lacquered brass screw £100 - £150 case and Morocco travelling case Lot 626 A sHOrT AnD MAsOn LTD, brAss CAseD POCkeT CLinOMeTer, marked with War Department arrow and Short and Mason Ltd, London, 1906, no. 2780, 2.75” diameter in leather travelling case and a brass cased prismatic surveyors compass

by Troughton and Simms, London, 3” green dial and two tinted £100 - £200 filters in leather travelling case (2)

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Lot 628 Lot 627 A frenCH brAss AnD COPPer ebuLLiOsCOPe bY L LeVesque, for measuring the boiling point of liquids, 0-20 scale, stamped 10758, 42cm high, in fitted case with observations paper label to the lid and a set of instructions for £60 - £80 use in French

Lot 628 A LATe 19TH CenTurY MAHOGAnY frAMeD WiMsHursT MACHine, two plate electro induction device 14” diameter (one plate broken in two), two Leyden jars, bail handled turning handle on mahogany open frame, 45cm wide, 25cm deep, 53cm high £70 - £100 Lot 629 A MODern bArOGrAPH, 20th century in mahogany effect bevelled five glass case with clockwork mechanism stamped Gluck Barograph and Recorder Co. Ltd, Made in England, brass frame and steel recording stylus and vacuum cylinder with chart drawer below, 37cm wide, 23cm deep, 22cm high £80 - £120 Lot 630 A PHiLiP HArris LTD, birMinGHAM MirrOr GALVAnOMeTer, no. 19380, cylindrical black metal case, adjustable feet and level, 23cm high £40 - £60 Lot 631 A 19TH CenTurY LACquereD brAss surVeYOrs LeVeL bY W AnD s JOnes, London, 19” tube above a glazed compass with 4” silvered dial with 8 points of the compass, edge bar needle and two scales raised on a baluster turned fruit wood stem and circular reeded base, 19cm diameter, 30cm high £100 - £150 Lot 632 A 19TH CenTurY brAss GrAPHOMeTer, semi-circular frame with 180 degree scale and adjustable sights, inset glazed compass on an ebonised circular base, 23cm high, 25cm wide £200 - £300 Lot 633 A TrOuGHTOn AnD siMMs, LOnDOn brAss THeODOLiTe, the 15.5” tube with compass above next to a bubble level with two arch axis and supported on a Y shaped frame on revolving base with further scale and bubble level and y shaped frame with adjustable feet, the base also marked P D Mitra and Co, 23cm high £150 - £200 Lot 634 A brAss AnD sTeeL DeMOnsTrATiOnAL GYrOsCOPe, on £60 - £80 cylindrical pillar and circular base, 22cm high Lot 635 A ViCTOriAn MAHOGAnY MiCrOsCOPe sLiDe bOx containing twelve pull out slides, each with six compartments containing biological specimens, lift lid and drop down front, 21cm wide, £100 - £200 10cm deep, 10cm high

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Lot 636 A LACquereD brAss THeODOLiTe bY sTAnLeY, LOnDOn, no. 90141, silvered dial and vernier and adjustments in the £40 - £60 horizontal and vertical planes, 13.5cm high

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Lot 637 Lot 637 An A -frAMe brAss sexTAnT, 19th century, the 10” A-frame with silvered scale, calibrated 0-140, sliding index arm with vernier and magnifier, seven sun shade filters and horizon £100 - £200 mirror, rosewood handle with three eye pieces

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Lot 638 A COrCOrAn’s PATenT ‘THe WeDGe’ OPTiCAL PYrOMeTer, no. 525, the brass body with detachable eye piece and adjustment scale and milled screws, marked for Audrey House, Ely Place, London, EC, 23cm long in fitted and lined mahogany case £60 - £80 Lot 639 A LACquereD brAss DruM MiCrOsCOPe, first half 19th century compound monocular, draw tube focusing triple lens and articulated bull’s eye, 15cm high together with a cased Sikes hydrometer with eight weights and thermometer by J Long, £60 - £80 43 East Cheap, London, 20cm (2) Lot 640 A LACquereD brAss eLeCTrOsCOPe, marked FDM Epsom College, 1936 tubular form on pillar stand with circular base, 10cm long, 22cm high and a lacquered brass and black metal thermopile by Philip Harris Ltd, Birmingham, 27cm high (2) £60 - £80 Lot 641 A rOseWOOD exCise ruLe with cross stop for measuring depth to the liquid surface in a cast below the bung hole, 40cm and a Van Cort instruments, wooden dragonfly prism, 1987, 5cm £30 - £50 (2)

Lot 642 Lot 642 JAs rAMseY, DunDee, WHiTe MeTAL CAseD POCkeT bArOMeTer AnD ALTiMeTer AnD COMPAss, 2” dial in white metal case with suspension loop and enclosed within a Morocco £150 - £180 leather outer case Lot 643 Queen Ultimate Collection boxed compact disc set Limited Edition No. 001571, twenty CDs, with gold coloured embossed £200 - £300 brochure, display cabinet, released 1995

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Works of Art

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Lot 644 A rOseWOOD AnD inLAiD TAbLe bOx, 18th century and later, the cover with ironwork strap hinges and centred by a stellar motif enclosing a compartmented interior, mirrors to the inside cover, iron swing-handles and on later bun feet, 44cm wide, 30cm deep, 18cm high £100 - £150

Lot 648 A LeTTer ADDresseD TO THe eArLe Of rOTHes, lord Chancellor of Scotland from Ja Foulis, Linlithgow (Earl of), dated 21st May 1677 appraising the lord Chancellor of disturbances in Edinburgh which have been subdued by a company of foot guards marching to the city from Leith.

Lot 645 JAPAnese LACquer PHOTOGrAPH ALbuM, landscape folio, inscribed 1898, including five tinted photographs of Nagasaki and harbour, three of warships and five photographs of Cliff Fields, the residence of the US Ambassador, album has small chip to top edge of lower cover, otherwise very good, in original velvet lined box with faux crocodile skin cover, with a small £200 - £300 album of snapshots (2)

The letter highlights concerns of continued unrest and requests instructions on what to do next, (a full transcript of the letter is £100 - £150 included in the lot)

Lot 646 A ViCTOriAn COLOureD WOOL WOrk PiCTure Of rOYAL nAVY VesseLs including a steam driven single deck warship and an older ship of the line, each flying the ‘feather duster’ within a gilt slip frame and bird’s eye maple frame, 57cm x 78cm wide £200 - £300 Lot 647 A CHAneL sWArOVski CrYsTAL eMbeLLisHeD fLAP bAG, green metallic leather, with silver coloured fitting and ‘double C’ Chanel logo to twist closure, stamped ‘CHANEL PARIS’ to the reverse, silver coloured chain strap intertwined with green metallic leather, Chanel leather label stitched to interior and identification number to interior tag, green satin lined with interior pocket, 16.5cm wide, 5.5cm deep (including clasp), 9cm high, strap length approx. 118cm long includes a black cotton drawstring slip bag printed with ‘CHANEL’ in white together with a Chanel quilted mini phone clutch bag, black suede, with gold coloured fittings, a suede flap magnetic closure embellished with a gold coloured and faux jewel to the closure with miniature ‘double C’ Chanel logo to the top, stamped ‘CHANEL’ to the interior of the magnetic snap fastening, three compartments to the interior, the central one with gold coloured zip closure, Chanel leather stitched to interior and identification number to interior tag, lined with black suede, 14.5cm wide, 6cm deep (including clasp), 8.5cm high includes a CARTE D’AUTHENTICITE with matching identification number, all contain within a Chanel box. £3,000 - £5,000

Lot 649 AfTer Henri eTienne DuMAiGe (frenCH, 1830-1888), a pair of silvered bronze and ormolu figure groups of diaphanous dancers playing musical instruments and with arms outstretched, signed ‘Dumaige sculp’ to the circular ormolu bases standing on stepped rouge marble socles with gilt metal circular foot, 41cm high overall £1,000 - £1,500 Lot 650 A PAir Of LATe 19TH CenTurY frenCH rOuGe MArbLe COLuMn PeDesTALs, with belgian black slate collars, the 23.5cm square tops on a tapering column and 24.25cm square £800 - £1,200 foot, 110.5cm high overall (2) Lot 651 An ArT DeCO Desk bArOMeTer 1930s, black metallic and aluminium finish and with calendar to one side, 26cm wide, £100 - £150 13cm high

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Lot 654 A bAVAriAn WALnuT, rOseWOOD AnD MOTHer Of PeArL inLAiD TAbLe DeCAnTer bOx, second half 19th century, the serpentine fronted spring loaded cover containing a mirror and gilt metal decanter and liqueur glass stand, cast gilt metal side carry handles and raised on an inlaid plinth base, 36cm wide, 27cm deep, 28cm high By repute originally owned by Richard Hervey-Blake passed down form his mother the Dowager Lady Aberdare and originally a wedding present to his grandparents, Lord Ernest Hervey, second son of the Marquis of Bristol and the Hon. Violet PleydelBouverie who married in about 1860. The gift was from H H Prince Oscar Marcks Von Wurttemburg, it was presented to Lord Ernest Hervey on their arrival to spend their honeymoon with the Grand Duke of Wurttemburg in his Bavarian Castle, Schloss £500 - £700 Wurttemburg Lot 655 A ViCTOriAn COrOMAnDeL TAbLe TOP WriTinG sLOPe, the serpentine fall with central gilt metal plaque engraved C.R. 1870., opening to reveal a tooled leather skiver under an hinged compartment containing two inkwells, three lidded recesses and £250 - £300 pen tray, 33cm wide, 12cm high, 26cm deep

Lot 652 Lot 652 An iTALiAn ALAbAsTer fiGure Of A YOunG GirL On A CusHiOn, late 19th/early 20th century,she sits smiling her arms clasped about her on an undulating cushion plinth, unsigned, 19cm wide, 21cm high £200 - £300 Lot 653 A PAir Of GLAss WALL sCOnCes, early 20th century, each of bevelled shaped outline and cut with a stellar motif border, 26cm high, 18cm wide and four small London pewter plates with £50 - £80 turnover rims, 15cm diameter (6)

Lot 656 An 18TH CenTurY sTYLe brOnze PesTLe AnD MOrTAr, the 16cm long pestle with knop stem the mortar with flared rim and foot, along with small pierced side mounts, 12.5cm diameter, 10.5cm high along with a 19th century lead tobacco box and cover, 11cm long, 9cm wide, 7cm high (at fault) and a 19th century Anglo Indian papier mache circular lidded box, 9.5cm £70 - £100 diameter, 5.5cm high (at fault) (3) Lot 657 briTisH sCHOOL, eArLY 19TH CenTurY A pair of tapestries depicting rural scenes in the style of George Morland, both with decorative gilt composite frames, each 43 x 36cm, £250 - £350 (frames 63 x 55cm) (2) Lot 658 A PAir Of GiLT MeTAL AnD brOnze PATinATeD eWers in the Renaissance style in the manner of Francois Briot with figural handles, the sides with classical figures on a short £500 - £700 pedestal and spreading foot, 55cm high (2) Lot 659 A TinPLATe AuTOMATA MODeL Of A birD siTTinG On A brAnCH, when the ring is pulled a cam rod causes the bird to move back and forward with bellows actuated sound effects, made in Germany, maker unknown overall length 18cm £100 - £150 Lot 660 An AMeriCAn WeiGHinG sCALes, early 20th century, made by the Computing Scale Company of Dayton, Ohio In 1891, Edward Canby and Orange O. Ozias, two businessmen from Dayton, purchased the patents for the newly invented computing scale and incorporated the Computing Scale Company to produce commercial scales. The business became part of the Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company formed in 1911 and then an IBM division in 1933. The Dayton Scale Division was eventually sold to the Hobart Manufacturing Company when IBM decided to stop marketing scales to retail stores. £150 - £250

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Lot 661 An ibAn WArriOrs HAT frOM bOrneO, 18cm diameter £50 - £80 Lot 662 A CArVeD WOODen DOGOn sTOOL frOM MALi, 24.5cm diameter, 23cm high and a Dogon grain store door from Mali, £70 - £100 29.5cm wide, 44cm high (2) Please note all successful bids are subject to a Buyer’s Premium of 20% plus VAT.

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Lot 663 A CArVeD WOODen DOGOn HOGOn sTiCk frOM MALi, 114cm long and a Tanga marriage stick from Tanzania, 117cm long (2) £60 - £100 Lot 664 A CArVeD WOODen fAnG fiGure frOM CAMerOn, 62cm high £60 - £100 Lot 665 An eGYPTiAn POTTerY VOTiVe fiGure Or AMuLeT Of bes, Ptolomaic (332-30 BC), modelled standing and wearing a plumed headdress, covered in a pale turquoise glaze, 8.5cm. £120 - £180 Lot 666 A rOYAL exCHAnGe AssurAnCe, LOnDOn, LeAD fire £60 - £100 MArk, circa 1835 10.5cm wide x 22.5cm high Lot 667 A ViCTOriAn eLkinGTOn brOnze PATinATeD MODeL Of THe bunYAn sHieLD, composed of five panels moulded in relief depicting scenes from Bunyans The Pilgrims Progress, with elaborate scrolling decoration between the central panel and four outer panels, inscribed ‘Morel Ladeuil 1878’ and with Elkington and Co. lozenge verso, 66cm wide, 88.5cm high £600 - £800 Lot 668 A PAir Of LOuis xVi sTYLe GiLT MeTAL THree brAnCH WALL LiGHTs, each of ribbon, box and tassel design, 61cm high £150 - £250 Lot 669 A PAir Of LOuis xVi sTYLe GiLT MeTAL THree brAnCH WALL LiGHTs, each of ribbon, box and tassel design, 61cm high £150 - £250 Lot 670 A TOrTOisesHeLL eTui bOx, 19th century, of rounded rectangular form enclosing a lined vacant interior, 12.5cm high, 5.5cm wide and a small canted tortoiseshell box with sloping cover enclosing a compartmented vacant interior, 5cm high, 3cm £80 - £120 wide (2) Lot 671 A niCOLe freres inTerCHAnGeAbLe CYLinDer MusiC bOx, serial no. 52729, in a burr walnut and ebonised hinged lid box with gilt metal end handles the hinged lid revealing a hinged dust cover, the ratchet wound movement playing on an 11.5 inch cylinder with single piece comb and zither attachment, the bed plate with U-shaped slots opening to accommodate the interchangeable four cylinders stamped to the bed plate and with printed Nicole Freres label to the inside of the box. 84.5cm wide, 23cm high, 33cm deep Along with a mahogany hinged lid box to accommodate the four interchangeable cylinders, 49.5cm wide, 10.5cm high, 32cm deep £2,000 - £2,500 Lot 672 THree VAriOus HOrn HAnDLeD CrOP WHiPs, along with a similar example with gilt metal mounts and ball handle together with three various riding crops and a horn handled walking stick (8) £100 - £150 Lot 673 A COnTinenTAL CAseD POrTrAiT MiniATure, circa 1900, of rectangular form and finely painted on ivory with a young lady in white dress and ermine shawl, within a gilt metal and tortoiseshell effect frame, within a fitted green leather velvetlined case, 8.5x6.5cm (frame 16x11cm including cresting). £70 - £100 Lot 674 A LACquereD brAss frenCH PeDesTAL DisH, 19th century, with broad flat rim inset with nine agate cabochons spaced by tulip heads and within rope twist borders, 31cm diameter £80 - £120

Lot 675 Lot 675 A PAir Of frenCH brOnzeD sPeLTer fiGures, PeCHeur AnD ruisseAu, AfTer AuGusTe MOreAu, each standing figure with a fish and water jar respectively on faux marble £70 - £100 socles with applied titles, 43cm high (2) Lot 676 A frenCH brOnze fiGure Of GALiLeO, 19th century, the seated thoughtful figure resting a globe on his knee and his elbow on a small bookcase raised on a black and variegated marble inset D-shape plinth, the figure 35cm high, 42cm overall £300 - £500 height, 38cm wide, 23cm deep

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Lot 677 A ViCTOriAn COnCH sHeLL CAMeO, Italian, 19th century, carved depicting Venus and Cupid, the former handing fruit to the latter, the shell, 17cm wide, 13cm high £80 - £120 Lot 678 A PAir Of DAnisH MeGALine brAss PArAffin sTOrM LAMPs, 20th century, each with dimpled waisted clear glass shade on a ring turned stem and spreading circular base, 50cm high (2) £70 - £100 Lot 679 TWO ViCTOriAn TrunCHeOns, 19th century, each painted with V R monogram and crown and in gilt and numbers 80 and 43 respectively, ring turned pierced handles, 45-46cm (2) £100 - £150 Lot 680 A WeLsH VernACuLAr OAk TAbLe CAbineT, 18th century, wit concave edge, detachable top enclosing an open space above five short drawers each held in position by three internal locking pegs above a shaped apron and on extended shaped feet, 38cm £400 - £600 wide, 21cm deep, 36cm high

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Lot 681 A PAir Of GiLT GessO Pier MirrOrs, 19th century, each with an open foliate scroll pediment above a rectangular plate within flower head and cabochon and ribbon borders, two candle sconces and a black painted and beaded shaped shelf below, £200 - £300 85cm high, 42cm (widest point) (2) Lot 682 A PAir Of GiLDeD PiCTure frAMe MirrOrs, 20th century, each with an oval bevelled plate within rose and leaf inner borders and a rope twist and foliate cushion frame, 67.5cm high, £200 - £300 57.5cm wide (2) Lot 683 A GeOrGe iii MAHOGAnY CHeese COAsTer, early 19th century, of typical curvilinear form with split mirrored baluster turnings to each end and raised on four small brass castors, £80 - £120 42cm long, 19cm wide

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Lot 684 A seLeCTiOn Of ObJeCTs Of VirTu AnD WOrks Of ArT, to include three brass stacking wool weights, a cast iron paperweight with crowned lion, a cannonball, a micro mosaic of flowers, 7.5cm, a pair of Edwardian opera glasses, a spinning top, a guinea scale, a stay busk, a vernacular ladle, 51cm, a brass slip top spoon, 17cm, a fossilized ammonite, 9cm, a bronze needle, 11cm, two watch keys, three enamel patch boxes, one marked ‘a pinch of this deserves a kiss’, one marked ‘within you’ll see what’s dear to me’, a tortoiseshell penknife and a mother of pearl penknife, two desk seals, a white metal S decanter label, a carved bone scoop and a cased cigarette holder and a circular brass paperweight and silver pepperette, also a ‘Fairy Ball’, three small Victorian coins cast together, dated 1855 showing Britannia and £250 - £350 motto ‘Victoria Regina’ (Qty)

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Lot 685 An eGYPTiAn TerrACOTTA HeAD Of A CHiLD, Alexandria region, circa 1st-2nd Century AD, depicting Harpocrates, 4cm.

Harpocrates was the son of the goddess Isis and whose name translates as ‘Horus the Child’.

He was an important figure to the Mystery religion of Isis that spread through the Roman Empire.

The full figure of the present lot would have stood in a household shrine. £200 - £300 Lot 686 A GrAeCO-rOMAn reD CLAY sTOrAGe VesseL, Egypt, circa 2nd Century BC to 2nd Century AD, of ovoid form with everted £150 - £250 rim, 16cm high.

Lot 687 A rOMAn GLAss bOTTLe, circa 1st Century AD and probably Alexandria, of onion form with cylindrical neck applied with a £700 - £1,000 spiral trail below a flared rim, 12.5cm high.

Lot 690

Lot 688 A rOMAn POTTerY LAMP, circa 2nd Century AD, of compressed globular form with leaf moulded handle, 9cm dia. £100 - £150 Lot 689 A GreCO-rOMAn POTTerY OiL LAMP, circa 1st Century BC 1st Century AD, late Hellenistic to early Roman period, the silt clay of dark grey hue modelled in the form of a bull’s head with plain loop handle, 10cm across.

Footnote: A near identical bull’s head lamp can be found in the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art, Ohio. £400 - £600 Lot 690 AfTer PAuL LOuis eMiLe LOiseAu-rOusseAu, a modern cast bronze of two race horses and jockeys leaping a hedge, on naturalistic plinth marked E Loiseau and stepped polished black £200 - £300 marble base, 40cm long, 29cm high Lot 691 A LATe 17TH CenTurY brAss AnD sTeeL WArMinG PAn £150 - £200

Lot 695

Lot 692 A sHeeT brAss bArber’s sHAVinG bOWL, circa 1800 with typical cut away circular form to the central well, approx. 29cm diameter Provenance: The Contents of Mostyn House School auction, £40 - £60 Bonhams 1st November 2010 Lot 693 A PAir Of 17TH CenTurY sTYLe CAnDLesTiCks Or krAAGkAnDeLAAr, each with a domed circular base under a drip tray and socket, 18cm high (2) £80 - £120 Lot 694 A rOYAL nAVY GieVes PAinTeD HAT Tin, 19th century of rectangular form, with Gieves shield and registration no. 408847 to the lid and painted initials, partly rubbed, one end with fading label for the Blue Funnel Line to South Africa, Australia and Far East, part lined interior, 46.5cm wide, 24cm deep, 22cm high £80 - £120 Lot 695 A niCOLe freres WALnuT AnD inLAiD AnD fAux rOseWOOD CAseD MusiC bOx, late 19th century, no. 25536, the case with drop down end and containing a key wound mechanism with 11” cylinder playing six airs and with tune sheet to the inside lid, the cover inlaid with boxwood and harewood butterfly motif, 46cm wide, 17cm deep, 13cm high £300 - £500

Lot 696 Lot 696 An eArLY ViCTOriAn TrunCHeOn, dated 1838, painted with a crown and V R and no. IV above the crown, painted 1838 within a laurel wreath chip carved black handle, 26cm long£80 - £120

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Lot 699 An inDiAn brOnze TAbLe LAMP, 20th century, modelled as a standing Indian elephant with trunk up raised on a smooth, slightly canted variegated stone base and with cream shade and £80 - £120 pineapple finial, 58cm high Lot 700 A brAss TAbLe THerMOMeTer, 19th century, modelled as the head of Bacchus, on a tapering indented column with thermometer scale (thermometer absent) and hoof feet raised on a square gadrooned plinth and bracket feet, 33cm high £80 - £120 Lot 701 A LATe 19TH CenTurY siLVer TOPPeD HOrse AnD HOunD MeAsure, with inscribed pommel marked N L to Lord £150 - £180 Cottenham May 18 1895, 45cm long

Lot 697 Lot 697 An eArLY ViCTOriAn POLiCe TrunCHeOn Or niGHTsTiCk, 19th century, painted with a red cross within red bands, 51cm long and a maroon and black painted baton with ball handle the £80 - £120 shaft painted G R in black, 37cm (2) Lot 698 TWO ViCTOriAn POLiCe TrunCHeOns, one painted oak the other plain, plain handles and shafts, 39-40cm (2) £60 - £80

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Lot 702 A LADY’s TOrTOisesHeLL CAseD seWinG kiT, 19th century, the rectangular case with waisted sides and sloping cover enclosing a thimble, mother of pearl pen knife, a needle case and other accessories, 7cm wide, 5.5cm deep, 10cm high £80 - £120 Lot 703 51763 An eDWArDiAn MAHOGAnY AnD sATinWOOD CrOssbAnDeD TAbLe bOOk CArrier, with presentation plaque for Miss R C Black from the staff of Bedford College 1904, the revolving carrier with spindled divisions on a turned plinth, 31cm square, 35cm high and an Edwardian mahogany and inlaid kidney shaped tray with central foliate motif and with brass handles, 60cm wide (2) £80 - £120 Lot 704 A PAir Of GiLT brOnze fiGures Of HOGArTH AnD reYnOLDs, 19th century, after Jean-Jules Salmson (1823-1902) each figure modelled standing in traditional dress on circular bases inscribed Salmson, 17cm high (2) £150 - £200 Lot 705 A COCO De Mer TWO PArT bOWL, Seychelles, 1920/30s the hollowed out nut with shaped handle and cross hatched border £200 - £300 decoration, 24cm long, 22cm wide

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Lot 706 Lot 706 TWO LArGe COCO De Mer nuTs, Seychelles, 1920/30s both in natural state, uncarved, both cracked, 28cm long, 28cm wide £250 - £350 and 25cm long and 25cm wide respectively (2) Lot 707 A ViennA COLD PAinTeD brOnze inkWeLL in THe fOrM Of A CHiCk, impressed ‘Geschutz’ mark and 478, lacking liner, 8cm £100 - £150 long, 6.5cm high

Lot 707

Lot 708 A fiGurAL TAbLe LAMP, late 19th/early 20th century modelled as a kneeling porcelain figure of a girl smoking a pipe and kneeling on an engraved metal fringed carpet style plinth, 47cm £80 - £120 overall height Lot 709 A ViCTOriAn LACquereD brAss AnD ebOnY TiP sTAff with screw mounted crown finial and ribbed handle, 18.5cm £150 - £200 Lot 710 A HOuGHTOns Of LOnDOn, ensiGneTTe fOLDinG CAMerA fOr rOLL fiLM, early 20th daedalus strutt type brass and copper body and with F-stops F22, F16, F11, marked patent £100 - £150 28464, 1907, 10cm wide, 5cm high

Lot 709

Lot 711 A brAss AnD sTeeL COMPAniOn seT, 19th century, comprising poker, fire tongs, shovel with pierced pan, a pair of £80 - £120 brass fire dogs and brass poker rest (6) Lot 712 A frAnz berGMAn COLD PAinTeD brOnze Of An ArAb seATeD, circa 1900, he sits in traditional dress a pipe in his right hand and within a large black armchair, the figure in subtle £150 - £250 coloured enamels, 17cm high, 7.5cm wide

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Clocks Lot 713 A ViCTOriAn OAk eiGHT DAY LOnGCAse CLOCk, the 14 inch square enamel dial signed Ellen Rogers Llangerniw with centred seconds subsidiary dial, the chapter ring spelling out Thomas Rogers, the spandrels depicting biblical scenes, the hood with swan neck pediment over rectangular reeded front corner hood pilasters, above a short trunk door and single panel box base, 210cm high £300 - £500 Lot 714 r PuGH, neWTOWn, A GeOrGe iii OAk AnD MAHOGAnY CrOss bAnDeD COTTAGe LOnGCAse CLOCk, the square hood with broken swan neck pediment above a 12” white enamel dial with Roman numerals and date aperture painted shells to the corners, thirty hour movement striking on a bell, between fluted brass capped pilasters above a cross banded ogee arched top trunk door flanked by brass capped quarter pilasters over a cross banded base and later plinth, 205cm high £150 - £200 Lot 715 TibberT, neWTOWn, A GeOrGe iii OAk AnD MAHOGAnY CrOssbAnDeD COTTAGe LOnGCAse CLOCk, the square hood enclosing an 11” brass dial with Roman and Arabic numerals and figural spandrels representing the seasons, thirty hour movement striking on a bell between fluted gilt brass Corinthian columns over a narrow ogee arched crossbanded trunk door, raised panel base and bracket feet, 200cm high £100 - £150 Lot 716 A MAHOGAnY sTiCk bArOMeTer, 19th century, the bow front case with ivory scale and marked for E Davis, Optician, Shrewsbury, two ivory adjustment screws over a barometer and £200 - £300 bowed cistern cover, 101cm high Lot 716

Lot 717 A MAHOGAnY sTiCk bArOMeTer, early 19th century, the arched top above an ivory scale with barometer and retailers mark for Thomas Rubergall, Optician to the Queen, 34 Coventry Street, London, half round cistern cover and plain case, 94cm high £250 - £400 Lot 718 PeTer brisbOurne, A GeOrGe iii OAk AnD MAHOGAnY CrOssbAnDeD COTTAGe LOnGCAse CLOCk, the square hood with blind fret carved frieze and 12” brass dial with silvered chapter ring, Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture matted foliate centre, mask head spandrels, eight day movement, striking on a bell between turned brass capped pilasters above a crossbanded full length trunk door £150 - £250 plain base and short bracket feet, 196cm high Lot 719 A reGenCY MAHOGAnY eiGHT DAY LOnGCAse CLOCk, the 13 inch arched enamel dial signed ‘JAS Webster, Salop’, with central subsidiary seconds and date dials, within a ring of Arabic numerals under a portrait painted to the arch, the hood with wrythen front corner pilasters over an oval panel trunk door and crossbanded box base, raised on splay bracket front feet, 244cm high £250 - £350

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Lot 720 A ViCTOriAn OAk AnerOiD bArOMeTer, the 7.5 inch silvered register signed ‘Dollond, London’ the case of Gothic revival design with paper labels to either side of the thermometer under £80 - £120 a spindle pediment, 93cm high Lot 721 An eDWArDiAn MAHOGAnY bOxWOOD AnD HAreWOOD inLAiD bALLOOn sHAPe MAnTeL TiMePieCe, 3.5” white enamel dial with Roman numerals and retailers mark for Robinson and Co, The Square, Shrewsbury, French eight day movement raised on a concave plinth and compressed gilt brass £120 - £150 bun feet, 23cm high, 7cm deep, 14cm wide Lot 722 A GeOrGe iii OAk CrOssbAnDeD MAHOGAnY eiGHT DAY LOnGCAse CLOCk, the 12 inch square brass dial with silvered centre and chapter ring signed ‘R Webster, Salop’ under a subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture within a ring of Arabic and Roman numerals, the hood with reeded front corner pilasters over a crossbanded long trunk door on a single panel box base raised on ogee bracket feet, 199cm high £250 - £350 Lot 723 WiGnALL, OrMskirk, An eArLY 19TH CenTurY MAHOGAnY LOnGCAse CLOCk, the hood with broken scrolls, swan neck pediments surmounted by three ball and spire finials, above a 14” white enamel dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and date dial, colour painted shells to the corners, eight day movement striking on a bell, between brass capped pilasters over an ogee arched top, 3/4 length trunk door and panel between reeded 3/4 columns on a plain panel canted base and £300 - £500 bracket feet, 237cm overall height

Lot 725

Lot 724 A ViCTOriAn bLACk MArbLe AnD VArieGATeD MArbLe MAnTeL CLOCk, second half 19th century, 6” white enamel dial with Roman numerals and inset centre showing Brocot escapement, eight day movement striking on a gong and marked E Lourdel, the case with turned pilasters on a serpentine boss centred plinth with incised gilt floral decoration throughout, £200 - £300 49cm high, 40cm wide, 19cm deep Lot 725 THOMAs kenerDeLL, WiGAn, A GeOrGe iii MAHOGAnY LOnGCAse CLOCk, the arched hood with scroll pediment and boxwood patera enclosing a 13” arched brass dial with silvered chapter ring, Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, matted centre, cherubs head, spandrels and silvered named roundel in the arch, eight day movement striking on a bell between fluted pilasters over a blind fret frieze and shaped top boxwood strung trunk door between fluted quarter pilasters with blind fret work bases and on conforming £400 - £600 canted base and ogee bracket feet, 226cm high Lot 726 A brAss CAse CArriAGe CLOCk, late 19th/early 20th century, the five glass case enclosing a white enamel dial with Roman numerals repeating eight day movement with platform lever escapement striking on a gong, shaped swing carrying handle, 14cm high, 10cm wide, 8cm deep in Morocco travelling case £200 - £300

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Lot 727 Lot 727 frODsHAM, LOnDOn, A rOseWOOD AnD brAss sTrunG brACkeT CLOCk, early 19th century in a dome top case enclosing an arched 6” white enamel dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary date dial and strike silent dial in the arch, marked Frodsham, Gracechurch Street, London, double fusee eight day movement striking on a bell and repeating mechanism (cord absent), the back plate also marked Frodsham, Gracechurch Street, London, fish scale grille sides and ring handles and raised on gilt brass ball feet, £700 - £1,000 34cm high, 24cm wide, 18cm deep and a conforming brass strung bracket en-suite, 28cm wide (2) Lot 728 No lot

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Lot 729 A brAss CArriAGe CLOCk, late 19th/early 20th century, the five glass case with white enamel dial and Roman numerals, platform lever escapement and repeating movement in a plain case with swing handle the underside with lever for silent striking and full striking to the mechanism, 13cm high, 9.5cm wide, 8cm deep contained within a Morocco travelling case £250 - £350 Lot 730 A MAHOGAnY AnD CHequer sTrunG AnD sATinWOOD CrOss bAnDeD LOnGCAse CLOCk, second quarter 19th century the arched hood with broken swan neck pediment above a 14” arched white enamel dial with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, Roman numerals, painted flowers in the corners and the arch, eight day movement striking on a bell between wrythen reeded pilasters over a triple pointed arched cross banded short trunk door between wrythen pilasters over a cross banded tablet and base board centred by a raised cross banded roundel between canted angles over a shaped apron and bracket £300 - £500 feet, 235cm high Lot 731 JOss bAnisTer, COLCHesTer, A GeOrGe iii OAk COTTAGe LOnGCAse CLOCk, early 19th century, the arched hood with shaped pediment and three ball and spire finials over 12” arched white enamel dial with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, Roman numerals, painted flowers in the corners and named in the arch, eight day movement, striking on a bell between fluted brass capped pilasters over an arched top trunk door, ogive moulding and plain base shaped plinth and bracket £150 - £250 feet, 209cm high Lot 732 J TWiGG, bursLeM, A GeOrGe iii OAk AnD MAHOGAnY CrOssbAnDeD COTTAGe LOnGCAse CLOCk, the square hood with 13” white painted enamel dial, Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, eight day movement striking on a bell between fluted brass capped pilasters over a crossbanded shaped top trunk door between fluted quarter pilasters, raised panel canted base and bracket feet, 194cm high £200 - £300

Lot 731

Lot 733 A LATe 19TH CenTurY frenCH rePeATinG CArriAGe CLOCk, the circular enamel dial with ring of Arabic numerals, the back plate stamped ‘Brevet 13896 21’ the case of architectural form with spiral turned corner pilasters on a stepped base inscribed to the base ‘Pour Sonnerie/Pour Silence’ 13.5cm high overall in a fitted leather covered hinged front case £400 - £600 with original key Lot 734 A MAHOGAnY DOMe TOP MAnTeL TiMePieCe, early 19th century, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals and painted Tunnell in the arch, glazed side panels, with four pillared collared movement between triangular canted plates, single fusee and anchor escapement and raised on bun feet, 35cm high, 16cm deep, 25cm wide £500 - £700

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Lot 735

Lot 735 A frenCH bLACk MArbLe MAnTLe CLOCk, 19th century, of breakfront rectangular form with 4.5” black dial with gilt Roman numerals and variegated marble centre and borders, the eight day movement by Vincenti striking on a bell, the case surmounted by a bronze group of a mother and three children, marked Coinchon and raised on winged paw feet, 50 cm high, 45cm wide, £250 - £350 22cm deep

Lot 737 A frenCH COMTOise sTYLe WALL CLOCk, the shaped ebonised frame enclosing a 9.5” circular glass dial with Roman numerals and marked Hervieux a Periers, eight day movement striking on a gong, mother of pearl inlaid in a surround, 48cm £80 - £120 square Lot 738 & 739 No lots

Lot 736 A frenCH COMTOise sTYLe WALL CLOCk, late 19th century, the shaped ebonised frame enclosing a 9” circular white enamel dial with Roman numerals and Arabic inner numerals, marked indistinctly TROCH within mother of pearl inlaid borders, eight £80 - £120 day movement striking on a gong, 61cm high

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furniture and rugs

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Lot 740 A GeOrGe iii MAHOGAnY bOWfrOnT CHesT On CHesT, late 18th century, with boxwood and ebony faux fluted cornice above arched and ivory turned split moulding over two short and three long graduated cock beaded drawers , the base with a further three long graduated cock beaded drawers, oval bass stamped swing handles and on a shaped apron and splayed bracket feet, 115cm wide, 48cm deep, £1,500 - £2,500 192cm high Lot 741 A ViCTOriAn/ eDWArDiAn Pine CArOuseL HOrse, late 19th/early 20th century with restorations, modelled mid canter and naturalistically detailed with glass eyes and raised on a later pine skate, the horse 122cm long, 98cm high, overall height 123cm, overall £300 - £500 length 170cm

Lot 740

Lot 742 An eDWArDiAn MAHOGAnY AnD inLAiD beDrOOM suiTe comprising a triple wardrobe with classical mask and foliate inlaid frieze above an inlaid panel door centred by a cherubic infant within foliate and swag borders over two arched recesses and three swag inlaid drawers between mirror doors enclosing hooks and on plinth base, 228cm wide, 62cm deep, 216cm high, a dressing table en-suite with pedimented oval mirror plate and two gallery drawers above a central drawer and recess flanked by cupboard doors over short pilasters and shelf base, 136cm wide, 61cm deep, a matching chest of two short and four long graduated drawers on plinth base, 122cm wide, 61cm deep, 123.5cm high, a towel rail, 75cm wide and a bed head and foot board with cherubic panel decoration to match the wardrobe, 147cm wide and a pot cupboard, 44cm wide, 39cm deep, 95cm high overall and also a dressing stool en-suite with green brocade upholstery on square tapering legs £800 - £1,200 Lot 743 A ViCTOriAn CAsT irOn AnD AGATe inseT CirCuLAr PeDesTAL OCCAsiOnAL TAbLe, the 41cm diameter top with a single slice of agate inset within a cast iron border on a pierced three section leaf moulded column on tripod base terminating in well shaped scroll £700 - £1,000 feet, 72cm high Lot 744 A LATe 17TH CenTurY JOineD OAk CHesT Of fOur LOnG DrAWers the three plank top with half bobbin turned moulded edge, the four drawers with geometric facing mouldings and fitted with turned knob handles raised on stile end supports, 95cm wide, 93cm high, 54cm deep £250 - £350

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Lot 742 (part) Lot 745 An eArLY 20TH CenTurY MAHOGAnY serPenTine DressinG TAbLe, the five drawers fitted with brass swan-neck handles on four slender tapering legs terminating in spade feet, 135cm £100 - £150 wide, 76cm high, 68cm deep Lot 746 A GeOrGe iii CrOssbAnDeD MAHOGAnY bOW CenTre WALL HAnGinG COrner CAbineT, with central snowflake inlay to the doors opening to reveal two fixed shelves, 86cm wide, £100 - £150 86cm high Lot 747 A GeOrGe iii MAHOGAnY seCreTAire CAbineT bOOkCAse, the bookcase top with astragal glazed doors over a deep secretaire drawer revealing a fitted interior of short drawers and pigeon holes, over two cabinet doors to the base revealing three long cockbeaded drawers fitted with flush mounted brass ring handles, on later short turned turned feet, 129cm wide, 240cm £300 - £400 high, 57cm deep Lot 748 A GeOrGe iii OAk CHesT On CHesT, the dentil moulded cornice over three short and six long drawers, fitted with replacement brass handles, raised on tall bracket feet, 105.5cm £300 - £400 wide, 178cm high, 52cm deep Lot 742 (part) 117

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Lot 752 A LATe 17TH CenTurY JOineD OAk COurT / Press CuPbOArD, the lunette carved frieze over a lozenge carved fixed central panel, flanked by a single panel cabinet door to each side, between tapering fluted front corner pilasters, on a two door cabinet base revealing a fixed shelf with central divider, raised on stile end £400 - £600 supports, 161cm wide, 163cm high, 58cm deep Lot 753 An eArLY 20TH CenTurY MAHOGAnY CHiPPenDALe sTYLe sALOn sOfA, recovered in a salmon plush with leaf carved show £80 - £120 frame on short cabriole front legs, 140cm wide Lot 754 A WiLLiAM AnD MArY sTYLe WALnuT VeneereD siDe TAbLe Of sMALL PrOPOrTiOns, the shaped top over a single frieze drawer on four slender turned and tapering supports, united by side stretchers on four Braganza style feet, 45.5cm £100 - £150 wide, 72.5cm high, 35cm deep Lot 755 An 18TH CenTurY sTYLe MAHOGAnY THree Tier PeDesTAL DuMb WAiTer, the three graduated trays on ring turned column and tripod base, 66cm diameter, 129cm high£80 - £120 Lot 756 A MAHOGAnY CAbineT bOOkCAse, 19th century, the dentil moulded cornice above two glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelves and over two fielded panel cabinet doors on a plinth £400 - £600 base, 123cm wide, 39cm deep, 219cm high Lot 757 A GeOrGe iii MAHOGAnY CHesT On CHesT, late 18th century, the ogive dentil moulded cornice above two short and three long graduated cock beaded drawers the base with three long graduated cock beaded drawers on shaped bracket feet and with pierced gilt brass swing handles, 109cm wide, 55cm deep, 181cm high £300 - £500 Lot 757

Lot 749 An eDWArDiAn MAHOGAnY reVOLVinG LOW bOOkCAse, the top with boxwood stringing over two open shelves within lath £100 - £150 supports, 49.5cm square, 87cm high Lot 750 An eArLY 18TH CenTurY AnD LATer WALnuT feATHer bAnDeD CAbineT On CHesT, the sectional veneered moulded cornice over two crossbanded cabinet doors, fitted with brass strap hinges opening to reveal three short over two long drawers with two short drawers below, all fitted with brass swing handles with scroll cut back plates on a three drawer base and shaped bracket feet, 104cm wide, 192.25cm high, 54cm deep £2,000 - £3,000 Lot 751 An eArLY 19TH CenTurY MAHOGAnY HiGH seCreTAire bOOkCAse, the dentil moulded cornice over two astragal glazed doors opening to reveal three adjustable shelves, above a long secretaire drawer with two cabinet doors below revealing three sliding trays raised on shaped bracket feet, 125cm wide, 217cm £300 - £400 high, 59.5cm deep

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Lot 758 A reGenCY rOseWOOD AnD brAss inLAiD TeAPOY, early 19th century, the Sarcophagus top enclosing two lidded tea caddies and two circular open divisions, ring carrying handles to each side raised on a tapering square column quadripartite platform and four down curved tapering legs brass paw caps and £250 - £350 castors, 36cm wide, 29cm deep, 72cm high Lot 759 A GeOrGe iii AnD LATer MAHOGAnY TiLT TOP TriPOD TAbLe with turned raised rim on a slender pilaster turned column and three leaf lappeted down curved legs and pad feet, 56cm £150 - £200 diameter, 71cm high Lot 760 A PAir Of eDWArDiAn MAHOGAnY AnD bOxWOOD sTrunG bOWfrOnT beDsiDe TAbLes, circa 1900, each with a pull out slide above a bower drawer and recess and raised on tapering square legs and spayed feet, 40cm wide, 31cm deep, 76cm high £150 - £250 Lot 761 An eDWArDiAn MAHOGAnY LineD JArDiniere Or CHAMPAGne buCkeT, early 20th century in Adam revival style raised on three slender tapering legs joined by a shaped £80 - £120 platform stretcher, 35cm diameter, 90cm high

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Lot 762 A JOineD OAk CHesT 17TH CenTurY, the bevelled three panel indented top above a roundel and lozenge carved frieze with iron work lock plate over three front panels with flower and leaf carvings between carved upright and extended grooved style feet, carved side friezes, 135cm wide, 60cm deep, 73cm high £300 - £500 Lot 763 A MAHOGAnY free sTAnDinG CAbineT bOOkCAse, 19th century, the dentil moulded ogive cornice above two full length glazed ribbed doors enclosing adjustable shelves and raised on shaped bracket feet, 110cm wide, 39cm deep, 216cm high £300 - £500 Lot 764 A PAir Of MArbLe TOPPeD rOseWOOD siDe CAbineTs, 19th century, each of breakfront outline with three glazed doors enclosing shelves spaced by brass capped grooved flat columns enclosing adjustable shelves and raised on brass toupie feet, £3,000 - £4,000 105cm wide, 37cm deep, 104cm high (2) Lot 765 A brAss CLub fenDer 20TH CenTurY, typical leather padded top square and rope twist alternating spindles on a £300 - £500 concave base, 181cm wide, 68cm deep Lot 766 A ViCTOriAn MAHOGAnY AnD birD’s eYe MAPLe frOnTeD WAsH sTAnD, later converted to a desk, the rectangular bevelled top above a central drawer and shaped recess flanked by four apron drawers and raised on fluted round tapering legs and ceramic castors, 120cm wide, 54cm deep, 74cm high £150 - £250

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Lot 768 A GeOrGe iii MAHOGAnY AnD bOxWOOD sTrunG bOWfrOnT siDebOArD, the central cockbeaded frieze drawer over a shaped apron and flanked by a deep drawer disguised as two drawers, and a short drawer and cupboard door raised on six square tapering collared legs, 157cm wide, 74cm deep, 89cm £250 - £400 high Lot 769 A fiGureD WALnuT LOWbOY, William and Mary and later, the crossbanded bevelled top above three short drawers spaced by reeded half mouldings over a shaped apron and turned tapering pilaster legs joined by a shaped H stretcher and elongated bun £300 - £500 feet, 80cm wide, 51cm deep, 73cm high Lot 770 A ViCTOriAn quArTer VeneereD fiGureD WALnuT CrOssbAnDeD AnD GiLT MeTAL MOunTeD LOuis xV sTYLe CArD TAbLe, of serpentine form with fold-over top and tulip wood banded interior, above a shaped apron and raised on caryatid headed slender cabriole legs and sabots, 102cm wide, 60cm deep, 71cm high £500 - £800 Lot 767

Lot 768

Lot 770 Lot 767 A LATe ViCTOriAn DOubLe CAne berGere sinGLe beD, in Louis XVI style, the head and footboard with leaf and berry moulded borders, the footboard with a chinoiserie lacquer basket of flowers, of oval form to the centre below a decorative swag moulding and of short fluted feet, 100cm wide, 207cm long £200 - £300

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Lot 771 Lot 771 A frenCH CHerrY WOOD LOuis xV sTYLe sinGLe DOOr WArDrObe, the ogave cornice above a double fielded panel arched door enclosing a hanging pole and raised on squat cabriole legs and pointed pad feet, 84cm wide, 55cm deep, 185cm high £150 - £250

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Lot 772 A ViCTOriAn MAHOGAnY CAbineT bOOkCAse, mid 19th century, the ogave cornice above two ribbed glazed and curtained doors, enclosing adjustable shelves above a cabinet base with indented panel doors raised on a plain plinth, 97cm £400 - £600 wide, 42cm deep, 204cm high Lot 773 A ViCTOriAn OAk DrOP-LeAf kiTCHen TAbLe, second half 19th century, the rectangular flap top above a single end frieze drawer raised on a gate-leg action frame with square tapering £120 - £180 legs, 140cm extending, 107cm wide, 71cm high Lot 774 A CArVeD GiLTWOOD frAMeD fOOT sTOOL MiD 19TH CenTurY, the later upholstered wool work lozenged designed overstuffed top raised on an open foliate frieze and four slender £100 - £150 foliate carved cabriole legs Lot 775 An eDWArDiAn MAHOGAnY Desk, early 20th century, in Carlton House style, the low gallery back with pigeon holes, cupboards and short drawers, gilt tooled leather writing surface, flanked by concave lift top compartments above three cockbeaded frieze drawers and raised on patera and swag headed square tapering legs, brass cups and castors, 122cm £500 - £800 wide, 63cm deep, 98cm high Lot 776 A GeOrGe iV MAHOGAnY siDe CAbineT, circa 1830, the rectangular top above two convex frieze drawers and two glazed cabinet doors with bobbin reel borders enclosing adjustable shelves and flanked by lappeted ring turned pilasters raised on squat bun feet, 110cm wide, 49cm deep, 96cm high £300 - £500

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Lot 777 Lot 777 A MAHOGAnY TWin PiLLAr DininG TAbLe, George III and later, the rectangular top with reeded edge and rounded corners raised on two tapering gun barrel columns each on three grooved down curved legs, brass caps and castors, with two extra leaves, 319cm extended length, 134cm wide, 73cm high £3,000 - £5,000 Lot 778 A GiLT GessO AnD brAss POLe sCreen 19th century with floral tapestry work panel on an adjustable column and three Rococo style foliate legs, 136cm high £100 - £150 Lot 779 A MiDDLe eAsTern TWO fOLD PierCeD sCreen , late 19th/early 20th century the three panels each with smaller pierced mihrab style panels below foliate shaped cresting and ball and spire finials, each panel 58cm wide, 189cm high £300 - £500 Lot 780 A MAHOGAnY AnD CHequer sTrunG squAre PiAnO, by Mario Clementi, Cheapside, London 68 note keyboard and overstrung action stamped 4813, satinwood lined and painted with the manufacturers new patent mark and floral swags, raised on foliate headed square tapering legs, brass cups and £150 - £250 castors, 167cm wide, 61cm deep, 87cm high

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Lot 781 A sTeeL fire Curb, 19th century, with pierced patera decoration to the front and returns on a cast ogive base, 168cm long, 40cm deep and two pairs of steel fire tongs en-suite, £200 - £300 102cm and 82cm long respectively (3) Please note all successful bids are subject to a Buyer’s Premium of 20% plus VAT.

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Lot 783

Lot 782 A PAIR OF LOUIS XVI STYLE OPEN ARMCHAIRS, circa 1900, each with panel back and overstuffed seat, padded arms and acanthus carved scroll arms raised on fluted round tapering legs (2) £120 - £180 Lot 783 A LOUIS XVI STYLE GILTWOOD TUB CHAIR, late 19th/early 20th century, later upholstered three panel back arms and over stuffed seat in an acanthus carved and reed and ribbon frame raised on fluted and acanthus carved tapering legs£150 - £250 Lot 784 A LOUIS XV STYLE WALNUT DOUBLE BED, 19th century, the shaped panel headboard surmounted by a Rococo scroll cresting the foot board incised and moulded with flowers, raised on acanthus wrapped squat cabriole legs and castors, iron frame, £400 - £600 168cm wide, 230cm long

Lot 785 A GEORGE III MAHOGANY OPEN ARMCHAIR, circa 1780, with shaped top rail and pierced vase splat, open scroll arms, Morocco drop in seat and raised on square legs joined by an H£100 - £150 stretcher and on later castors Lot 786 A PAIR OF FRENCH MARBLE ORMOLU MOUNTED AND WALNUT OPEN BOOKCASES, 19th century, each with a breche d’alep bevelled marble top with rounded front corners, above a foliate centred frieze and adjustable shelves, between stop fluted quarter columns and conforming plinths, 94cm wide, 32cm £2,000 - £3,000 deep, 95cm high (2)

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Lot 787 A GeOrGe iii MAHOGAnY OPen ArMCHAir, late 18th / early 19th century, with shaped top rail and vase splat, between out curved Shepherds Crook scroll arms, later upholstered drop in seat and raised on square chamfered legs joined by an H stretcher £100 - £150 Lot 788 A ViCTOriAn MAHOGAnY MusiC CHAir, possibly American, with stick back and circular swivel adjustable seat and raised on out splayed reeded baluster legs, cast metal claw and glass ball £80 - £120 feet, joined by an X stretcher Lot 789 A seT Of 18 (16+2) MAHOGAnY frAMeD DininG CHAirs, 19th century, each with later upholstered seat and back, in bright geometric colours and raised on leaf lappeted cabriole front legs and scroll feet, the armchairs without scroll arms (18) £5,000 - £7,000 Lot 790 A JOineD OAk TAbLe, early 18th century and later, the mitred planked top above a central short drawer flanked by two drawers above shaped brackets and raised on square tapering legs joined by an H-stretcher, 158cm wide, 62cm deep, 78cm high £400 - £600

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Lot 791

Lot 791 An e AnD A AsHWOrTH LTD inDusTriAL WeiGHinG sCALe to weigh 125kg x 200g divisions, 27” diameter dial, 100cm wide, 105cm deep, 190cm high £250 - £400

Lot 792 A LArGe brAss frAMeD HexAGOnAL HALL LAnTern, 20th century the frame enclosing six candle branches fitted for electricity with suspension loop and chain, height to top of suspension loop, three glass panes absent, 110cm, 61cm wide £300 - £500

Lot 793 A PAir Of CAsT irOn freesTAnDinG rADiATOrs, late 1930/20 century each twelve bar radiator cast with Art Nouveau foliate scroll work, 92cm long, 15cm £150 - £250 wide, 75cm high (2)

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Lot 794 A seT Of MArbLe AnD VArieGATeD MArbLe fiGures Of THe fOur seAsOns, 20th century, Spring, Summer, Winter and Autumn each standing contra-posto in classical style and on rectangular plinths, 180cm high together with two pink marble £4,000 - £6,000 plinths en-suite, 60cm square, 60cm high Lot 795 A CAsT irOn LAnTern sTYLe sTreeT LAMP, with hexagonal tapering lantern on a leaf and berry cast tapering circular column and spreading circular base cast with keys, £300 - £500 approximately 340cm high Lot 796 A CAsT irOn LAnTern sTYLe sTreeT LAMP, with hexagonal tapering lantern on a leaf and berry cast tapering circular column and spreading circular base cast with keys, £300 - £500 approximately 340cm high Lot 797 A CAsT irOn LAnTern sTYLe sTreeT LAMP, with hexagonal tapering lantern on a leaf and berry cast tapering circular column and spreading circular base cast with keys, £300 - £500 approximately 340cm high Lot 798 A CAsT irOn LAnTern sTYLe sTreeT LAMP, with hexagonal tapering lantern on a leaf and berry cast tapering circular column and spreading circular base cast with keys, £300 - £500 approximately 340cm high

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Lot 799 A COnTinenTAL fiGureD MAHOGAnY ArMOire DisPLAY CAbineT, 19th century, with shaped foliate pierced cresting above two arched glazed doors and closing adjustable shelves over two short moulded drawers and raised on a shaped apron and squat out facing feet, 114cm wide, 47cm deep, 200cm high £300 - £500 Lot 800 An eDWArDiAn MAHOGAnY AnD sATinWOOD CrOss bAnDeD AnD bOxWOOD sTrunG serPenTine fOrM DisPLAY CAbineT with central glazed shaped door enclosing two shelves between glazed side panels over two drawers and raised on square tapering legs and spayed feet joined by an under tier, 109cm wide, 36cm deep, 198cm high £300 - £500 Lot 801 A seT Of fOur reGenCY MAHOGAnY bAr bACk sAbre LeG DininG CHAirs, early 19th century, each with reeded fan and foliate top rail, pierced scrolled foliate back, drop in seat raised £150 - £250 on sabre legs (4)

Lot 803

Lot 802 A frenCH WALnuT AnD GiLT MeTAL MOunTeD biJOuTerie TAbLe, last quarter 19th century, of serpentine form with bevelled glass lift top enclosing a velvet lined interior over a trellis and foliate gilt metal frieze and caryatid headed slender cabriole legs and sabots in the manner of Francoise Linke, 81cm £800 - £1,200 wide, 57cm deep, 75cm high Lot 803 A fiVe PLAnk OAk CHesT, 17th century, the single plank top with iron strap hinges above a lunette carved front panel and between bracketed cut sides, 90cm wide, 34cm deep, 43cm high £200 - £300 Lot 804 A reGenCY rOseWOOD CrOss bAnDeD CArD TAbLe, early 19th century, the fold over top later lined and with rounded front corners and a tablet centred frieze raised on a reeded column quadripartite platform and four down curved tapering legs, brass paw caps and castors, 92cm wide, 46cm deep, 74cm high £200 - £300

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Lot 805 Lot 805 A reGenCY MAHOGAnY rOseWOOD CrOss bAnDeD AnD brAss sTrunG breAkfAsT TAbLe, early 19th century, the rectangular tilt top with reeded edge and rounded corners, raised on a squat ring turned gun barrel column and four down curved tapering legs, brass cups and later bun feet, 130cm long, £300 - £500 96cm wide, 73cm high Lot 806 A neAr PAir Of CAsT irOn GArDen urns, 20th century, each with egg and dart cast rim and reeded body on a fluted socle and square plinth, 62cm diameter, 53cm high, 62cm diameter and £300 - £500 55cm high respectively (2) Lot 807 TWO PAinTeD CAsT irOn CAMPAnA urns AnD PLinTHs, 20th century, each with egg and dart cast turnover rim and reeded compressed circular body on a fluted socle and stepped plinth, no matching, 76cm diameter, 110cm high, 76cm diameter £400 - £600 and 104cm high respectively (2) Lot 808 A PAneLLeD OAk Crib, 18th century, with canted hood and fielded panel sides, raised on short skates, 91cm long, 45cm wide, 64cm high £150 - £250 Lot 807 (part)

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Lot 811

Lot 809 A GeOrGe ii JOineD OAk Press CuPbOArD DATeD 1757, the ogive cornice above two fielded arch panel cupboard doors inscribed C E and 1757, between ironwork H hinges enclosing a hanging space with wooden pegs over three further fielded panels and two moulded drawers with later turned handles and on extended stile feet, 135cm wide, 67cm deep, 186cm high £600 - £800 Lot 810 An OAk TWO DOOr CAbineT, early 19th century, the architectural pediment above two indented Gothic arch cupboard doors enclosing three shelves over a drawer and ogive moulded plinth and bracket feet, 104cm wide, 42cm deep, 183cm high £200 - £300 Lot 811 A GeOrGe iV MAHOGAnY Linen Press, second quarter 19th century, the ogive cornice above two indented panel cupboard doors enclosing slide over two short and two long graduated cock beaded drawers with round brass stamped swing handles, over a shaped apron and on bracket feet, 118cm wide, 55cm £200 - £300 deep, 201cm high Lot 812 A JOineD OAk Press Or LiVerY CuPbOArD, 18th century, the ogive cornice above tow linen fold panel cupboard doors enclosing a hanging space with wooden pegs above a five panelled split moulding and linen fold carved base and shaped bracket feet, 143cm wide, 55cm deep, 193cm high £400 - £600

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Lot 813 An eArLY ViCTOriAn MAHOGAnY CirCuLAr TiLT TOP breAkfAsT TAbLe, circa 1840, the figured mahogany segmented top raised on a tapering gun barrel column and leaf lappeted base on a triangular platform and three leaf scroll feet, 129cm diameter, 73cm high £200 - £300 Lot 814 A GeOrGe iii sTYLe MAHOGAnY TWin PiLLAr D-enD DininG TAbLe, with extra leaf, raised on two baluster turned columns and six down-curved tapering legs and brass paw caps, 176cm long, 113cm wide, 75cm high, the leaf 63cm long £250 - £350

Lot 814

Lot 815 A seT Of eiGHT (6 + 2) GeOrGe iii sTYLe MAHOGAnY DininG CHAirs, each with a foliate carved top rail and vase splat, green leather drop in seat and raised on acanthus carved cabriole front £400 - £600 legs and claw and ball feet (8) Lot 816 A ViCTOriAn MAHOGAnY CArD TAbLe MiD 19TH CenTurY, the shaped fold-over top enclosing a baize lined interior and raised on a reeded baluster column and four open work down curved scroll carved feet and castors, 93cm wide, 50cm deep, £150 - £200 75cm high

Lot 815

Lot 817 A ViCTOriAn fiGureD WALnuT DAVenPOrT, third quarter 19th century, with shaped lift top stationary compartment and pierced gallery above a gilt tooled leather writing slope enclosing a maple lined interior with short drawers and secret drawers with a cupboard door enclosing four short drawers to the right hand side and raised on sledge and compressed bun feet, 58cm £100 - £150 wide, 58cm deep, 93cm high Lot 818 A GeOrGe iV MAHOGAnY CHiffOnier, second quarter 19th century the rectangular top above two tablet centred frieze drawers above two cabinet doors with pleated inserts enclosing shelves between flat columns and on plinth base, 120cm wide, £250 - £350 36cm deep, 98.5cm high

Lot 819

Lot 819 A HArLequin seT Of Ten (8+2) reGenCY MAHOGAnY DininG CHAirs comprising eight grooved bar back sabre leg dining chairs with later upholstered drop in seats and two non matching bar back open armchairs raised on round turned £250 - £400 tapering legs and reeded legs respectively (10) Lot 820 A JOineD OAk CHesT 17th century the rectangular bevelled three panel top above a guilloche carved frieze and three flower head and bud panels between channelled extended stile feet, £150 - £200 121cm wide 56cm deep, 66cm high Lot 821 A ViCTOriAn WALnuT GiLT MeTAL MOunTeD AnD inLAiD CreDenzA, circa 1880, of break front D-shaped outline with quarter veneered foliate marquetry inlaid panel door enclosing shelves flanked curvilinear glazed side cabinet doors and raised on a shaped apron and plinth, 148cm wide, 39.5cm deep, £400 - £600 106.5cm high

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Lot 822 A GeOrGe iii MAHOGAnY TWO Tier DuMb WAiTer, early 19th century, the dished top revolving tier 40cm diameter, raised on a pear shaped baluster over a fixed tier, 61cm diameter and a further short baluster and down curved tapering cabriole legs, £200 - £300 pad feet and castors, 76cm high Lot 823 A PAir Of eArLY ViCTOriAn MAHOGAnY HALL CHAirs, mid 19th century, each with oval pierced foliate openwork back and panel seat and raised on ring turned tapering front legs (2) £70 - £100 Lot 824 A ViCTOriAn WALnuT x-frAMeD sTOOL, mid 19th century, later upholstered green floral brocade top on a carved x-frame joined by a lappeted mirror baluster stretcher £150 - £250

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Lot 825 A GiLDeD WALL MirrOr, mid 18th century and later the rectangular bevelled within an egg and dart carved frame and prominent scallop shell corners and leaf and scroll carved edge, £150 - £250 83cm x 70cm Lot 826 A ViCTOriAn fiGureD WALnuT AnD inLAiD siDe CAbineT circa 1880, the black polished marble top with out facing corners above a foliate frieze and glazed door enclosing adjustable shelves between canted angles and on figured plinth base, 93cm £400 - £600 wide, 41cm deep, 116cm high Lot 827 An eArLY 19TH CenTurY MAHOGAnY TeA TAbLe, the fold over top with rounded front corners and above a plain frieze with reeded edge, raised on a half circle open column quadripartite platform and four down curved tapering scroll legs, foliate por caps and castors, 92cm wide, 46cm deep, 74cm high £150 - £200 Lot 828 A beeCH frAMeD sOfA, early 20th century, later upholstered in bright fabric with blue budding flowers the frame centred by a scallop shell motif and raised on squat shell headed cabriole £100 - £150 legs and castors

Lot 827

Lot 829 A PAir Of LATe ViCTOriAn nursinG CHAirs, 19th century, each later upholstered in bright cream and blue bud floral fabric and raised on ebonised ring turned legs and later brass cups £80 - £120 and ceramic castors (2) Lot 830 A JOineD OAk CHesT, early 18th century, the two plank top above a notched frieze and three lozenge inlaid arcaded panels, between fluted extended stile feet and indented side panels, £250 - £350 125cm wide, 50cm deep, 65cm high Lot 831 A WiLLiAM AnD MArY WALnuT quArTer VeneereD LOWbOY, the rectangular top with re-entrant corners above three short crossbanded drawers and half mouldings and raised on round tapering legs joined by a shaped X stretcher and elongated £500 - £700 bun feet, 76cm wide, 47cm deep, 71cm high

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Lot 832 An eLM COffer bACH 18TH CenTurY AnD LATer, the detachable ogive moulded top above a shallow frieze drawer with Art Nouveau metal handle raised on shaped bracket feet, 59cm £250 - £350 wide, 32cm deep, 39cm high

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Lot 834 A JOineD OAk Press CuPbOArD, early 18th century, the ogive moulded cornice above two fielded panel doors enclosing later pine shelves and a floral fabric lined interior above two moulded drawers and on a later plinth base, 157cm wide, 58cm deep, £300 - £500 207cm high Lot 835 A ViCTOriAn MAHOGAnY WinD OuT exTenDinG DininG TAbLe, mid 19th century, the bevelled D-end top with three extra leaves raised on a plain frieze and four reeded baluster legs, brass cups and castors, 292cm extended length, 135cm wide, £700 - £1,000 72cm high

Lot 833 Lot 833 A LATe ViCTOriAn fiGureD WALnuT AnD GiLT MeTAL MOunTeD CreDenzA, circa 1880, of break front D shaped outline with foliate inlaid frieze and panelled door flanked by glazed half round cabinet doors enclosing shelves raised on an ebonised plinth and elongated bun feet, 152cm wide, 39cm deep, £400 - £600 109cm high

Lot 836 An unusuAL LATe ViCTOriAn Or eDWArDiAn OAk THree fOLD rOOM sCreen fOr PHOTOGrAPHs, the four panels divided into glazed opening compartments to receive oval and rectangular photographs and raised on ceramic castors, each £300 - £500 panel 50cm wide, 157cm overall height Lot 837 An AsHWOOD rusH seAT LOW OPen ArMCHAir, 19th century with spindle back on turned legs joined by pole stretchers £120 - £150

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Lot 838 An AsH AnD eLM sTiCk bACk WinDsOr CHAir, late 19th century, with high hooped back and raised on ring turned splayed legs joined by a double H pole stretcher £80 - £120 Lot 839 An eDWArDiAn MAHOGAnY AnD CHequer sTrunG CAbineT bOOkCAse, the molded cornice with faux Greek key inlaid frieze over three astragal bevelled glazed doors, three drawers and three indented cupboard doors on a plinth base, 182cm wide, 50cm deep, 233cm high £700 - £1,000 Lot 840 A MAHOGAnY CAbineT bOOkCAse, early 19th century, the moulded cornice above two astragal glazed sliding doors and a single opening door to the right enclosing adjustable shelves, the base with four indented cabinet doors, enclosing shelves, 190cm wide, 45cm deep, 235cm high £800 - £1,200

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Lot 842

Lot 841 A GeOrGe iii MAHOGAnY COLuMnAr COAT sTAnD, late 19th century, with three four branch tiers, surrounding a turned column and on three down curved tapering legs, brass caps and castors, 175cm high £300 - £500 Lot 842 A seT Of MAHOGAnY beD sTePs, first half 19th century, with gilt tooled leather treads, the top two treads with lift tops, reeded edges and handle inserts raised on bun feet, 47cm wide, 70cm deep, 69cm high £250 - £350 Lot 843 A rOLL bACk CAsT irOn AnD PAinTeD WOOD sLAT seAT GArDen benCH, late 19th/early 20th century with foliate cast ends, weathered, 201cm wide £400 - £600

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Lot 846 A LArGe DuTCH COLOniAL HArDWOOD AnD ebOnY CHesT, first half 19th century the crossbanded top above an elaborate brass lock plate and four bosses with reeded ebony half column corners and stepped plinth, each end with cast metal swing carrying handles and elaborate escutcheons, 61cm wide, 70cm deep, 57cm high By repute from the Lord Harlech auction

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Lot 847 A GeOrGe iii OAk Dresser nOrTH WALes TYPe, late 18th century, the canopied rack with three shelves and three short drawers flanked by shaped panelled cupboard doors above three drawers, a central short drawer and shaped panel cupboard door flanked by conforming cupboard doors on plinth base, 152cm wide, 50cm deep, 182cm overall height £1,000 - £1,500 Lot 848 A LOuis xV sTYLe WALnuT AnD GiLT MeTAL MOunTeD biJOuTerie TAbLe, circa 1900, of serpentine outline with bevelled glass top raised on gilt metal mounted slender tapering cabriole legs, 56cm wide, 40cm deep, 72cm high £100 - £150 Lot 849 A LArGe inDiAn HAnD knOTTeD WOOL CArPeT, the central brick ground shaped foliate lozenge medallion within indigo foliate borders and multiple cream and green ground guard £300 - £500 stripes, fringed, approx. 465cm x 370cm

Lot 844 Lot 844 A MAHOGAnY DuMb WAiTer, 19th century, with three dished graduated revolving tiers spaced by wrythen moulded pilasters and on three down curved tapering cabriole legs, pad feet and castors, the tiers 60cm diameter, 52cm diameter, 43cm diameter £250 - £400 respectively, 111cm high Lot 845 A reGenCY rOseWOOD TeAPOY eArLY 19TH CenTurY, the sarcophagus top enclosing two circular lined divisions flanked by four lidded tea boxes on a pear shaped reeded pilaster and lappeted column and four acanthus lappeted down curved legs brass paw caps and castors, 39cm wide, 32cm deep, 79cm high £200 - £300

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Lot 850 An irAniAn CArPeT Of JOsHAGHAn DesiGn, Central or Eastern Iran, the stepped indigo lattice field of stylised plants around a diamond pole medallion framed by spandrels of flower heads and ivory borders of stylised palmettes and meandering angular vines flanked by guard stripes, 481cm x 448cm £500 - £700 Lot 851 kirMAn CArPeT, South East Iran, the blood red field centred by a pole medallion surrounded by swags and framed by mint green spandrels of naturalistic flowers and indigo meandering £600 - £900 vine borders approx. 605cm x 385cm Lot 852 A TurkMen CArPeT, North West Afghanistan, the madder field with three columns of quartered ‘elephant foot’ guls enclosed by borders of minor guls and multiple guard stripes, 415 x 315cm £250 - £400

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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO JEWELLERY BUYERS Prospective buyers please note that lots marked with may be subject to VAT on the hammer price.

Prospective buyers should note that although every effort is made to note repairs, restoration and damage in the catalogue descriptions, a lack of any such note should not be taken to imply that the lot is in perfect condition.

Prospective watch buyers should note that the working order of watches in not guaranteed.

All weights stated in the catalogue are approximate only, these figures are for reference only and prospective buyers should satisfy themselves as to the accuracy.

Prospective buyers are reminded that coloured gemstones have historically been treated to enhance their appearance. A variety of methods have been, and are currently used to improve both transparency and colour of various gemstones. All yellow and white metals have not been tested.

The International Jewellery Trade generally accept these methods. It is not possible for Halls to obtain gemmological reports on all stones offered for sale and therefore all Halls Holding’s estimates assume that gemstones have been enhanced.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO BOOK BUYERS Prospective buyers should be aware that general wear to include; creasing, light foxing, small tears, bumped corners, worn boards or weak spine/joints, will not be specified in the catalogue descriptions. Any substantial losses/wear to include detached boards, detached spines or extensive graffiti will be described as ‘at fault’.

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2018 AuCTiOn CALenDAr

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Toys, books and Militaria

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7th February

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28th February

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fine Pictures, silver and Jewellery

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We are now consigning for our 2018 auctions free Valuations every Monday 10am – 1pm Just bring along your items and one of our specialists can give you verbal valuation.

Valuations are given for items of Asian Art, books, Coins, Medals, Decorative Arts, european Ceramics, furniture, Works of Art, Jewellery, Militaria, Paintings, silver, Toys, Watches and more. free Auction estimates provided and no appointment needed. if you can’t make one of our valuation days at our shrewsbury offices or around the uk we welcome you to email images of the items that you wish to sell at auction and we aim to respond within two working days. email images to fineart@hallsgb.com

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19th July 2017– Sale Report

The Asian Art market, whilst not at the dizzy heights of 2008/9, it is still very active for the right pieces and on 19th July, Halls Fine Art had plenty of them. Of the top ten sale results, seven were for Chinese lots and the majority of them were bought by Chinese nationals with one or two going to London and France.

Star of the show was undoubtedly Lot 117 a large and impressive blue and white bottle vase or tianqiuping which had been hiding away in a Southport warehouse for over forty years. Although the neck was extensively damaged and some pieces were missing, the bottle vase had the seal mark of the emperor Yongzheng and bore similarities to recorded examples in the National Palace Museums of Beijing and Taipei. Pre-sale interest was high, despite the damage which had led the auctioneers to a cautious estimate of £6,000/10,000. On the day however, there was stiff competition between several telephones with a Chinese buyer finally winning the battle at £150,000. This exceptional result prompted Asian Art specialist Alexander Clement to remind people that the next big find might just be lurking in the corner of their attic!

Asian Art success continued apace with a Chinese export ‘Hongs of Canton’ punchbowl which had been brought in to one of Halls’ regular Monday morning valuation days. This bowl had been heavily restored although displayed a wonderful ‘en grisaille’ view of the waterfront at Canton showing the European ‘hongs’ or trading houses, one of which was flying a very early American flag. The bowl sparked intense interest, despite the damage and quickly surpassed an estimate of £3500/4500 to take £27,000 from the London trade.

Antiques in pairs always seem to outperform single itemspairs of antique mirrors for instance are better than a single example in most cases. Here a pair of Chinese hardstone and mother-of-pearl inlaid ‘playing boys’ cabinets on stands dated to the 19th century soon outshone their estimate of £3000/4000 to sell for £12,000 to the Chinese mainland trade.

The day was not all dedicated to Chinese artefacts and one or two other categories happily slipped into the four figure category. A mid-18th century mahogany lowboy with a well carved apron and cabriole legs was thought by some to have Irish origins. Estimated at £1500/2000 it eventually sold on the internet to the Dublin trade for £4200, the fourth highest price of the day.

A rare set of Beatles signatures was also popular proving that the ‘Fab Four’ is still fab. Signed on a postcard from the Star Club of Hamburg, the signatures had been added to the card following a concert in Shrewsbury by the Beatles on 23rd April 1963 and were estimated at £1500/2500. On the day they were pursued over the internet and sold to a buyer from New York for £2700.

Other notable results include £3,800 for an Empire style marble top commode, £3,600 for a diminutive Chinese cloisonné Qianlong mark and period vase, £3,000 for a Chinese jade and mixed metal hand mirror and £2,700 for a Chinese inlaid rosewood table.

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CONDITIONS OF SALE 1.

Definitions. In these Conditions Halls Holdings Limited act only as auctioneers and agents for the seller and the representative of Halls Holdings Limited conducting the auction is called the “Auctioneer”.

2. General. Whilst Halls Holdings Limited make every effort to ensure the accuracy of their catalogues and the description of any lot:(a) Each lot as set out in the catalogue or as divided or combined with any other lot or lots sold by the seller with all faults, imperfections and errors of description. (b) Halls Holdings Limited do not accept responsibility for the authenticity, attribution, genuineness, origin, authorship, date, age, period, condition or quality of any lot unless they have been instructed in writing by the seller to so certify, and in such case the auctioneers do so as agents of the seller and are not themselves responsible for such claims. (c) All statements whether printed in the catalogue or made orally as to any of the matters set out in (b) above are statements of opinion only and are not to be taken as being or implying any warranties or representations of fact by Halls Holdings Limited unless they have been instructed in writing by the seller to so certify. (d) Any claim under any Statute must be received in writing by the Auctioneers within ten days of the day of the sale.

3. The Auction. (a) The Auctioneer has absolute discretion to divide any lot, to combine any two or more lots or withdraw any lot or lots from the sale, to refuse bids, regulate bidding or cancel the sale without in any case giving any reason or without previous notice. He may bid on behalf of the seller for all goods which are being offered subject to reserve or at the auctioneer’s discretion. (b) The highest bidder shall be the buyer except in the case of a dispute. The Auctioneer may at his sole discretion determine the advance of bidding or refuse a bid. If during the auction the Auctioneer considers that a dispute has arisen, he has absolute discretion to settle it or to re-offer the lot. (c) Each lot is put up for sale subject to any reserve price placed by the seller. (d) All conditions, notices, descriptions, statements and other matters in the catalogue and 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.

4. Rescission. Notwithstanding any other terms of these Conditions, if within fourteen days after the sale Halls Holdings Limited have received from the buyer of any lot notice in writing that in his view the lot is a deliberate forgery and within twenty-one days after such notification the buyer returns the same to Halls Holdings Limited in the same condition as at the time of sale and by producing evidence, the burden of proof to be upon the buyer, satisfies Halls Holdings Limited that considered in the light of the entry in the catalogue the lot is a deliberate forgery then the sale of the lot will be rescinded and the purchase price of the same refunded. The seller and the buyer agree to be bound by Halls Holdings Limited’s decision 5. Default. Halls Holdings Limited disclaim responsibility for default by either the buyer or the seller because they act as agents for the seller only and therefore do not pay out to the seller until payment is received from the buyer. Instructions given by telephone are accepted at the sender’s risk and must be confirmed in writing forthwith.

6. In the event of a sale by private treaty both the seller and the buyer agree to be bound by the General and any Special Conditions of Sale.

7. Third Party Liability. Every person on Halls Holdings Limited’s premises at any time shall be deemed to be there at his own risk. He shall have no claim against Halls Holdings Limited in respect of any accident which may occur or injury, damage or loss howsoever caused, save in so far as the injury, damage or loss shall be caused by the direct negligence of Halls Holdings Limited’s employees.

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CONDITIONS OF SALE APPLICABLE TO BUYERS 8. Inspection. Opportunity is given for inspection and each buyer by making a bid for a lot acknowledges that he has satisfied himself fully before bidding by inspection or otherwise to all the Sale Conditions, the physical condition of and description of the lot including but not restricted to whether the lot is damaged or has been repaired or restored.

9. Property and Risk. The legal title in a lot shall not pass to the buyer until the lot(s) has been paid for in full and the Auctioneers shall be entitled to a lien on any lot sold until the purchase price (as defined in 10 below) is paid in full but each lot is at the sole risk of the buyer from the fall of the hammer. Each buyer shall forthwith give his full names and permanent address and if called upon to do so by the Auctioneer shall forthwith pay Halls Holdings Limited such proportion of the purchase price as the Auctioneer may require. If the buyer fails to do so, the lot may at the auctioneer’s sole direction be put up again and re-sold.

10. Every bidder shall be deemed to act as principal unless there is in force a written acknowledgement by Halls Holdings Limited that he acts as agent on behalf of a named principal.

11. Removal of Goods. (a) No purchase shall be claimed or removed until the sale has been concluded. All lots shall be paid for and removed at the buyer’s risk and expense by the end of the second working day after the sale, failing which the Auctioneer shall not be responsible if the same are lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed, and all lots not so removed shall remain at the risk of the buyer and subject to a warehousing charge. If they are not paid for and removed within seven days of the sale the Auctioneer may re-sell them by auction or privately without notice to the buyer. Any liability which there may be on the part of the Auctioneer in respect of any loss shall be restricted to a maximum of the price paid by the buyer of the lot. (b) In the event of any failure of the buyer to comply with any of the above conditions the damages recoverable by the seller or the Auctioneers from the defaulter shall include any loss arising on any re-sale of the lots, together with the charges and expenses in respect of both sales, and together with interest at 2% above Handelsbanken Base Rate upon the price of any lot which has not been paid for within forty-eight hours of the sale, and any money deposited in part payment shall be held by the Auctioneers on account of any liability of the defaulter to them or to the seller. The Auctioneers are unable to accept payment from successful bidders other than in cash or by the bidder’s own cheque. Cheques drawn by third parties, whether in the auctioneer’s favour or requiring endorsement, cannot be accepted.

12. Purchase Price. The buyer shall pay the hammer price together with a premium at the stated rates on the hammer price of 20%. Under the Auctioneers’ Margin Scheme operated by HM Customs & Excise, the premium does attract VAT as an addition to the stated premium rate. There is a 2.5% surcharge on all transactions made by credit card along with a one pound fee for payments on debit cards under twenty five pounds.

13. Commission to Bid. Halls Holdings Limited will execute bids on behalf of intending buyers unable to attend the sale at no charge. Halls Holdings Limited undertake to purchase lots as cheaply as allowed by other bids and reserves. Bids must be submitted in writing and whilst every care is taken in carrying out instructions Halls Holdings Limited cannot be held responsible for errors or omissions made in carrying out such bids.

14. Lots on which Value Added Tax is payable on or included in the hammer price are indicated in the catalogue or description sheet with a sign. VAT is payable on or included in the hammer price of such lots at the rates prevailing on the day of the auction.

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CONDITIONS OF SALE APPLICABLE TO SELLERS 15. The seller authorises Halls Holdings Limited to deduct commission at the published rate and to retain the buyer’s premium of 20% plus VAT. The seller agrees to pay all special advertising charges and illustration charges (see 24) insomuch that they are reasonable.

Scale of Commission - Halls Business tariff card available at all Halls offices and salerooms on request.

16. Value Added Tax. A seller who sends for sale by auction any chattel(s) which is an asset of his business must disclose to the Auctioneer whether or not he is a registered person for Value Added Tax purposes and, if so, his registered number and whether or not he intends to operate the Dealer Margin Scheme covering works of art, etc. This information must be supplied to the Auctioneer on or prior to delivery of the goods.

17. Instructions. All goods delivered to the Auctioneers’ premises will be deemed to be delivered for Sale by Auction and will be catalogued and sold accordingly unless special instructions are recorded on the receipt.

18. Reserves. Halls Holdings Limited will be pleased to advise on suitable protective reserves but if no reserves have been received prior to the day of the Sale, the lot will be sold without reserve or at the discretion of the Auctioneer. Reserves must be confirmed in writing or notified on the receipt at the time of delivery.

19. Indemnity. Vendors shall indemnify Halls Holding Ltd against any claims in connection with goods sold by Halls on the vendor’s behalf.

20. Collections. The Auctioneers do not themselves undertake the collection of goods but acting expressly as Agents, they will if required, instruct or recommend a carrier on the vendor’s behalf for which there will be a charge.

21. Withdrawals. Where a seller cancels instructions for sale, or where a lot is withdrawn for any reason other than misattribution or authenticity, Halls Holdings Limited reserves the right to charge a fee equal to 10% plus VAT of the reserve price of the lot, or where no reserve has been fixed, Halls’ lower estimate of the item(s) withdrawn, together with any expenses incurred in relation to the item(s) withdrawn.

22. Insurance. Halls Fine Art are not regulated by the FSA for the provision of insurance to its clients. However, Halls Holdings Limited, for its own protection insures property consigned to it at bottom pre sale estimate, unless the item has been sold, in which instance property is insured at the hammer price for loss, occasioned as a result of theft, fire or negligence whilst in their custody or control.

23. Warranty of Title. The seller warrants to Halls Holdings Limited and to the buyer that he is the true owner of the property or is properly authorised to sell the property by the true owner and is able to transfer good and marketable title to the property free from any third party claims.

24. Photography. Vendors give Halls Holdings Limited the right to photograph and illustrate and promote any lot placed with them for sale and to use such photographs and illustrations at any time at their discretion, whether or not in connection with the auction.

25. Electrical and Mechanical Goods. The seller and consignor of electrical or mechanical goods warrants and undertakes to Halls Holdings Limited that on the date received by Halls that the same are safe if reasonably used for the purpose for which they were designed and free from any defect not obvious on external inspection which could prove dangerous to human life or health, and will indemnify Halls its servants and agents against any loss or damage suffered by any breach of the above warranty.

26. Agency. The Auctioneers act throughout as Agents only and are not responsible for any default by the buyer. Halls Holdings Limited disclaim liability for paying the vendor until they have received settlement from the purchaser.

27. Warehousing. The Auctioneers exempt themselves from any liability to goods delivered to their salerooms without sufficient sale instructions, and reserve the right to make a warehousing charge in this respect. A similar warehousing charge will be applicable for goods left on their premises after they have requested the vendor to remove them.

28. Unsold Goods. Unsold goods must be collected if they are not to be re-offered within 14 days following receipt of any after sale advice slip.

Halls Holdings Limited reserve the right to sell by auction on behalf of the vendor without reserve any items after this period.

29. Important Notice. Any monies held on your behalf will be held in a Clients Bank Account at the Handelsbanken, Shrewsbury and will be protected by the FSA. Furthermore for your protection, Halls adhere to the Clients Monies rules of the RICS. Any incidental interest earned on such monies will be retained by Halls as part of their terms of engagements, and by instructing Halls to act on your behalf, you are agreeing to and endorsing that course of action.

RICS operates a Clients’ Money Protection Scheme (CMPS). This scheme, of last resort, covers direct loss of clients’ money as a result of misappropriation (or equivalent) by a RICS Regulated Firm, up to a £50000 limit. The CMPS nor Halls will provide protection for the failure of a bank. But protection for bank failure is provided by The Financial Services Compensation Scheme up to a £50000 limit.

A copy of Halls complaints procedure is on display at all Halls offices, and a copy will be made available to you on request.

HALLS HOLDINGS LIMITED Company Registration Number: 06597073 Vat Registration Number: 549 7365 94

MONEY LAUNDERING Lots in this sale may be purchased with notes, coins or travellers cheques in sterling provided that the total payable by you does not exceed the equivalent in sterling of €15000. If the amount payable by you exceeds the equivalent of €15000, the balance must be paid otherwise than in notes, coins or travellers cheques. These conditions are in accordance with The Money Laundering Regulations 2003.

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COMMISSION BIDDING SLIP sALe DATe: Wednesday 22nd & Thursday 23rd november 2017 Bid on my behalf at the above Sale for the following LOTS up to the prices specified these to be executed as cheaply as allowed by such other commissions or reserves.

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IMPORTANT NOTICE: If bids cannot be read clearly, they will not be executed.

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Kim Jarvis ‘Facing the Ocean’ Art Exhibition 13th-16th December 9am-5pm

Halls are delighted to host an exhibition of artist Kim Jarvis’ paintings, prices from £350 For further details contact James Forster, Halls Picture Specialist at jamesf@hallsgb.com Halls Fine Art Auctioneers and Valuers, Shrewsbury, Shropshire SY4 3DR

01743 450 700

www.hallsgb.com/fine-art

Halls Fine Art Auctions: Halls Holdings House, Bowmen Way, Battlefield, Shrewsbury, SY4 3DR T: 01743 450 700 E: fineart@hallsgb.com W: www.hallsgb.com/fine-art