Conditions of Sale for Buyers 1. The highest bidder shall be the purchaser , subject to the auctioneer having the right to refuse the bid of any person . Should any dispute arise as to the biddings the lot in dispute will be immediately put up for sale again at the preceding bidding , or the auctioneer may declare the purchaser, which declaration shall be conclusive . 2. No person shall advance less at a bid than the sum nominated by the auctioneer and no bid may be retracted . 3. All lots are sold subject to the right of the seller or his agent to bid or else to impose a reserve . 4. The purchaser shall complete a bidding card before the sale giving name and address . Immediately aiter the sale the purchaser shall pay 10% of the purchase price in part payment and shall pay the balance within ten days of the date of the sale unless prior credit arrangements have been made . 5. The purchaser shall pay to Peter Webb Galleries Limited (Webb 's) a premium of 10% of the hammer price together with G.S.T. on such premium at the current rate. 6.
All lots are sold as shown and with all errors to description , faults and imperfections whether visible or not. Neither Webb 's or its vendor are responsible for errors of description or for ihe genuineness or authenticity of any lot or for any fault or defect in it and make no warranty whatever. Buyers proceed upon their own judgement.
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Webb's act as agents. They have full discretion to conduct all aspects of the sale ancj to withdraw any lot from the sale without giving any reason .
8. Each lot is at the risk of the purchaser from the fall of the hammer and is to be taken away at the purchaser's expense immediately after the sale . If this is not done Webb 's will not be responsible if the lot is lost, stolen , damaged or destroyed . 9. No goods are to be removed while selling is in progress . Receipted invoices must be produced prior to delivery of any lot. The auctioneers reserve the right to request identification in the case of any purchaser not known to Webb's who pays by· cheque . Credit cards will not be accepted as means of payment . 10. No person purchasing any item which falls within the provisions of the Antiquities Act 1975 or the Arms Act 1958 shall be entitled to take possession of the item unless and until such person has produced to Webb's a licence under the appropriate Act. 11 . If a purchaser fails either to pay for or take away any lot Webb 's shall without further notice to the purchaser, at its absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights or remedies it may have , be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights or remedies:
(a) To issue proceedings against the purchaser for damages for breach of contract. (b) To rescind the sale of that or any other lot sold to the purchaser at the same or any other auction . (c) To resell the lot by public or private sale . Any deficiency resulting from such resale , after giving credit to the purchaser for any part payment , together with all costs incurred in connection with the lot shall be paid to Webb's by the purchaser. Any surplus over the proceeds of sale shall belong to the seller and in this condition the expression "proceeds of sale" shall have the same meaning in relation to a sale by private treaty as it has in relation to a sale by auction . (d) To store the lot whether at Webb 's own premises or elsewhere at the sole expense of the purchaser and to release the lot only after the purchase price has been paid in full plus the accrued cost of removal , storage , insurance and all other costs connected to the lot. (e) To charge interest on the purchase price at a rate two percent above Webb 's bankers' then current rate for commercial overdraft facilities , to the extent that the price or any part of it remains unpaid for more than seven days from the date of the sale . (f) To retain possession of that or any other lot purchased by the purchaser at that or any other auction and to release the same only after payment of all money due . (g) To apply the proceeds of sale of any lot then or subsequently due to the purchaser towards settlement of money due to Webb's or its vendor. Webb's shall be entitled to a possessory lien on any property of the purchaser for any purpose while any money remains unpaid under this contract. (h) To apply any payment mad6 by the purchaser to Webb's towards any money owing to Webb's in respect of anything whatsoever irrespective of any directive given in respect of, or restriction placed upon , such payment by the purchaser whether expressed or implied . INSTRUCTIONS TO BID AT SALES Absentee bids These are accepted by Webb's and carried out free of charge . Lots will be bought as favourably as is allowed by the bidding in the saleroom and any reserve imposed . "Buy" (unlimited) bidding directions will not be accepted . Webb's require confirmation in writing or by fax of bidding directions prior to the sale . Telephone bids Webb's will use its best endeavours to take telephone bids from buyers who have made proper arrangements prior to the sale. Because this method cannot be entirely free from the risk of communication cut off Webb's cannot be responsible for losses arising from missed bids.
VENDORS are requested to read and are bound of the Conditions of Sale printed upon the reverse side of Webb 's Contract to Sell. CATALOGUES can be obtained on annual subscription or from our saleroom . PRESALE ESTIMATES are intended as a guide only and can be subject to revision nearer to the time of a sale . Webb 's staff are available during pre-sale viewing times and by appointment to assist prospective bidders with estimates and any aspect of the auction procedure. CREDIT on purchases of $7000 or more can in some cases be arranged. Please consult with our Manager.
Favoured with instructions from the Executors of the Estate of the late Aubrey Hooker, Antique Dealer & Collector
will offer at unreserved auction
The Hooker Estate Comprising Antique Jewellery, Silver, Silver boxes & Vinaigrettes, Watches, Gold Coins, Oriental Ceramics, Porcelain & Glass, Clocks, 18th & 19th century Furniture, Antique Pistols, Paintings, Copper, Brassware and Collectibles approximately 1500 lots to be sold on site at
The Hooker Farm, Hooker Road, Cambridge (10k South of Hamilton & 4k North of Cambridge, ref. map next page) to be held on
DAY ONE. SATURDAY 12th DECEMBER 1992 commencing at 12noon Lots 1-633 in the catalogue (to be followed by a Supplementary Catalogue of approx.200 lots including a collection of Meerschaum pipes and a collection of Artefacts
DAY 1WO. SUNDAY 13TH DECEMBER 1992 commencing at 10am Lots 634-1079 in the catalogue (to be followed by a Supplementary Catalogue of approx. 200 lots including bric a brae, collectibles & a collection of antique tools)
Viewing : the sale may be viewed at the site at the following times:Friday 11th December 9am-6pm Saturday 12th December 9am-12noon Sunday 13th December 9am-10am BUYER'S PREMIUM APPLYING TO THIS SALE Buyers shall pay to Webb's a buyer's premium of ten percent of the hammer price plus GST on the premium. This sale is subject to the conditions of business printed inside the front cover and the special conditions Illustrated front cover: lots 360, 700, 607, 726 Illustrated back cover: lots 638 and 469
PeterWebb Galleries Litnited Estate & Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers MGAANz 18 Manukau Road , Epsom , Auckland . P.O. Box 99251 Ph : 0-9-524 6804. Fax: 0-9-524 7048 .
Enquiries regarding this sale to Ann Webb: mobile ph: 025-430661 Days of viewing & sale - additional mobile nos: 025-931150, 025-944075
Special Conditions Pertaining to this Sale 1.
Admission: Admission to the site, the viewing and the sale is by catalogue only. Each catalogue will admit two persons.
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No children under the age of twelve will be admitted.
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No animals will be allowed onto the property.
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The Trustees or Webb's, their agents, reserve the right to refuse entry to the property to any person or persons.
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Method of Payme11t : Payment can be made by cash or cheque. Proof of identity will be required for all cheques. The auctioneer reserves the right to clear cheques before giving delivery. Buyers are required to register with full details prior to the commencement of the sale
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Removal of Purchases : All items purchased are to be paid for and removed from the Hooker Property by 2pm o_n Monday 14th December (subject to clause 8 of the auctioneers conditions of sale). Items not paid for and removed will be placed in storage and insured at the buyer's expense
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Carriers will be available to carry goods from Saturday afternoon until Monday at 2pm
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The supplementary catalogue will contain details of a collection of meerschaum pipes, cheroot & cigarette holders, antique tools, bric-a-brac including porcelain, silver, furniture, brass etc., household items and box lots
The Catalogue Day One commencing at 12 noon
Coins 1 1859 half sovereign. 90-130 2
1864 half sovereign. 90-130 3
1877 half sovereign. 90-130 4
1883 half sovereign, Sydney mint. 90-130 5
1886 half sovereign, Sydney mint. 90-130 6
1887 half sovereign, Sydney mint. 90-130 7
1887 half sovereign, Sydney mint. 90-130 8
1894 half sovereign. 90-130 9
1902 half sovereign. 90-130 10 1903 half sovereign, Sydney mint. 90-130 11
1905 half sovereign. 90-130 12 1906 half sovereign. 90-130 13
1906 half sovereign, Sydney mint. 90-130 14 1903 half sovereign. 90-130 15 1908 half sovereign, Sydney mint. 90-150 16 1908 half sovereign. 90-130 17 1910 half sovereign. 90-130 18 1910 half sovereign, Sydney mint. 90-130 19 1910 half sovereign. 90-130
20 1911 half sovereign. 90-130 21 1912 half sovereign, Sydney mint. 90-130
22 1915 half sovereign, Sydney mint. 90-130 23 1915 half sovereign, Melbourne mint. 90-130 24 1915 half sovereign, Sydney mint. 90-130
44 1925 sovereign, Sydney mint. 170-210 45 1925 sovereign, Sydney mint. 170-210 46 1928 sovereign, SA mint. 170-210
25 1916 half sovereign, Sydney mint. 170-210 26 1875 sovereign, Melbourne mint. 170-210 27 1885 sovereign. 170-210
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28 1887 sovereign. 170-210 29 1893 sovereign. 170-210
30 1901 sovereign, Melbourne mint. 170-210 31 1904 sovereign, Melbourne mint. 170-210 32 1906 sovereign, Melbourne mint. 170-210
33 1909 sovereign, Perth mint. 170-210 34 1909 sovereign, Sydney mint. 170-210 35 1909 sovereign, Melbourne mint. 170-210 36 1910 sovereign. 170-210 37 1910 sovereign. 170-210 38 1911 sovereign, Sydney mint. 170-210 39 1911 sovereign. 170-210
40 1912 sovereign. 170-210 41 1912 sovereign. 170-210 42 1925 sovereign, Sydney mint. 170-210
43 1925 sovereign, Melbourne mint. 170-210
Cook Islands 100 dollar gold coin commemorating the bicentenary of Cook's second voyage (hole drilled in coin). 100-200 48 1976 gold sovereign enclosed in gold pendant clasp. 175-225
49 1975 Dutch 10 guilder gold piece. 150-200 50 1987 English gold 100 pound coin. 400-500 51 9 carat gold medallion with enamel plaque of Westminster Abbey. 40-80 52 1881 United States 20 dollar gold coin. 600-800 53 1915 United States 2 1/2 dollar coin. 80-120 54 1985 Royal Australian mint uncirculated 200 dollar gold coin. 300-400 55 1974 Cook Islands proof 100 dollar gold coin. 200-300 56 1990 New Zealand 150 dollar limited edition gold coin, number 1801. 200-300 57 1990 New Zealand 150 dollar limited edition gold coin, number 643. 200-300 58 3 bronze coins: Constantine I AD307-337, Constantius II AD337-361, Urbs Roma AD330346. 30-60
59 English halfpennies and farthings dating from 1770-1923. 20-40
60 7 silver English coins dating from 1800 including a Maundy penny, a 1 1/2 penny piece, a twopenny piece, a sixpence and shillings. 35-70
Mans 18 et gold wristwatch by Ardath Geneve. 200-400
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5 early Roman bronze coins
Omega 9 et gold mans wristwatch with 9ct gold strap. 600-800
dating from Constantine I AD307372. 20-40
62 5 early Roman bronze coins. 20-40 63 6 early bronze coins. 30-60 64 4 copper coins and 3 copper gambling tokens. Coins: Charles II 1678 Bawbee, 1740 halfpenny, 1797 penny, 1823 Dutch East Indies half stuiver. 35-70 65 3 silver coins: Edward I 1272-1307 silver penny, Elizabeth I 1562 milled sixpence, Charles I 16251649 half groat. 50-100 66 5 copper trade tokens: 2 George McCall of Auckland 1874, M Somerville of Auckland, HJ Hall of Christchurch, R Gratten of Auckland. 25-50 67 5 copper trade tokens, 2 Milner and Thompson of Christchurch. 2 Wairarapa Farmers Co-operative, Auckland Licensed Victuallers Association. 25-50 68 Selection of 7 silver and copper coins and trade tokens including an 1890 English crown. 25-50
69 Mounted set of 9 crowns 1949 and 1953 New Zealand crown, 1937 Australian crown, 1953 South African crown, 1670, 1889, 1891 and 1951. 200-300
70 1975 Papua New Guinea 100 Kina gold coin. 200-300
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Ladies gold plated citizen wristwatch. 20-40
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75 Eterna-matic rolled gold mans wristwatch with matching rolled gold strap. 200-400 76
Rolex 9ct gold ladies wristwatch. 100-200
77 Baume 9ct gold mans wristwatch. 200-300
88
Small ladies 9ct gold open fob watch by Rotherhams -London; white enamel face, case marked B'ham 1901, inscribed 'MS' on the back. 200-250
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78 Pulsar stainless steel quartz mens wristwatch with day and date. 40-80 79 Orient quartz stainless steel and gold plate mens wristwatch with date. 40-80 80 Ladies 14ct open face fob watch; decorated enamel face and foliate engraving to case. 300-400
9ct gold open faced pocket watch; case marked B'ham 1917. 300-400 90 18ct gold open faced pocket watch; fine quality gilt floral engraved case, vacant cartouche surrounded by stag and hounds surmounted by coronet on back, engraved on inner lid 'Skeleton Lever, 10 Holes Jewelled, Milton, Dublin'. 400-500
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Open faced pocket watch by A W W & Co. Waltham - Mass; English plated case with 20 year guarantee (mint condition). 150-200 92 Ladies 18ct gold fob watch; white enamel face, foliate engraving to case, vacant cartouche on back, with brooch clip and gold key. 300-400
18ct open faced pocket watch by John Hewitt - Rainford, no. 24493; white enamel face, floral engraving to case marked Sheffield 1901. 500-600
82 Ladies 18ct open faced fob watch by M Klean - London, No. 43254; gilt face with floral engraving and floral engraving to case marked Sheffield 1911. 500-600 83
Small ladies 9ct open faced fob watch; white decorated enamel face, floral engraving to case, floral enamel decoration to the reverse. 300-400 84
Virtu
18ct gold full hunter pocket watch by J Thompson - London no. 11605; gilt floral engraved face with fully engraved case marked Sheffield 1902. 500-600
71 Ladies 9ct gold Roamer wristwatch. 50-100
85 18ct gold open faced pocket watch by Thomas Fox - Liverpool, no. 12375; gilt face, floral engraving to case, Sheffield 18%. 500-600
Watches, Jewellery and Objects of
86 18ct gold open faced hour repeater by Alexander Hare London, number 2188; fine quality gilt machine engraved face, case marked Sheffield 1776, 2 gold winding keys. 3000-4000 87 9ct gold full hunter cased Baume Longines pocket watch; initials on cover 'JCA', bezel and glass missing. 100-150
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93 18ct open face pocket watch; fine gilt machine and hand engraved face (numerals slightly worn), fusee movement with finely engraved balance wheel cover. 500-600
94 18ct gold half hunter pocket watch by French Royal Exchange London, number 54712; enamel numerals to outer case which is marked Sheffield 1858. 500-600 95 Rolled gold pocket watch by Elgin. 100-150
Watches and items of gold and silver from the catalogue
96 Rolled gold half hunter by Waltham. 100-200 97 English silver pair cased pocket watch by Charles Debnam Newport, _n umber 49117, engraved and pierced cock, fusee movement, case marked London 1846. 250-350
98 Pair cased silver pocket watch with engraved and pierced balance wheel cover, by William Lyddon South Molton, number 19254; fusee movement, case dated London 1828, engraving to back of watch: R Ash 1828. 200-300
99 Silver open faced pocket watch by Barnaby and Rust - Hull, no. 57709, case marked London 1876, fusee movement, engraved balance wheel cover. 100-200 100 Silver key wind full hunter cased pocket watch: entire case covered in foliate engraving, case marked B'ham 1884. 150-250
101 Silver open faced silver pocket watch by Robert Davie of Norwich, no. 17879; engraved and pierced balance wheel cover and silver regulator disc, fusee movement, case marked London 1810. 100-200
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114
Silver half hunter keyless pocket watch by Ollivant and Botsford Manchester, no. 11949; case marked B'Ham 1911. 100-200
Gold and silver cased key wind open faced pocket watch by French - London, no. 41334. 150-250
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115
Sterling open faced Omega combined chronograph and pocket watch. 150-250
Ladies Dunhill copy watch. 30-40
106
9ct gold vesta of slim dimensions, foliate engraved with circular vacant cartouche. 300-400
Open faced silver pocket watch: continental silver case (935), ornate gilt and silver engraved face marked Kendal and Dent Buren, case ornately chased and engraved. 100-200
107 Silver pair cased pocket watch, fusee movement, ornately machined silver face, case marked London 1913. 150-200
108 Silver full hunter cased key wind pocket watch, a Swiss make - The Riversdale, no. 665932. 100-150
109 Ladies 18ct gold open faced key wind fob watch; silver dial with floral engraving, case fully engraved, swiss movement. 200-300
117 9ct gold snuff box, marked London 1920, weight 2oz. 600-800
118 Rolled gold sovereign case. 150-250
119 9ct ladies gate bracelet with heart shape padlock clasp (illustrated). 800-1000
120 Rolled gold toothpick holder, engraving to lid with oval vacant cartouche. 150-250
121 Gold locket faced with agate and bloodstone, and a gold heart shaped pendant with scotch thistle. 100-150
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122
Silver open faced key wind pocket watch by J G Graves - Sheffield, case marked B'ham 1923, glass and release button missing. 50-100
Persian 24ct gold pendant with sculptured gold peacock, weight 1/3oz. 200-300
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111
Combination silver open faced pocket watch and stop watch; one side featuring watch with second hand, other side showing the stop watch with second and minute hands and on the dial two race horses a trotter and two racing sculls. 200-300
Silver key wind fusee movement full hunter cased pocket watch by William Ja.mes - Bach, no. 886; mask engraved balance wheel cover and plain steel balance wheel, case marked London 1814, minute hand missing. 150-250
103
Silver pair cased pocket watch by Thomas Benbow -Northwood, no. 227; fusee movement, engraved and pierced balance wheel cover and back plate, case marked B'ham 1820, outer case release button missing. 200-300
Silver repousse pair cased pocket watch by J Lewis - London, no. 168; engraved and pierced cock plate and back plate with silver regulator disc and fusee movement, case marked London 1773; white enamel dial marked with Roman and Arabic numerals with elaborate gilt hands, repousse decoration worn in parts and filled with lead. 400-500
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112
123 2 black silk pocket watch Alberts, one 9ct gold, one silver. 20-40
124 Bracelet made from 16 half sovereigns, 15ct fittings.1200-1500
125 Leather sovereign purse. 20-30
126 1900 half sovereign, Sydney mint. 90-120
127 9ct gold graduated and decorated link chain, length 39cm. 300-400
128 2 gold rings, 9ct and 15ct ring with old cut stone possible a diamond. 50-100
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129
Silver keyless half hunter; gold chapter ring to outer case with enamelled Roman numerals. 100-200
Two 9ct gold circular bracelets, one damaged. 20-30 130 Two 9ct gold t-bars from fob chains. 20-30
Three interior views of the house
131 Silver graduated linked fob chain, excellent condition, hallmarked on every link, dated 1912. 200-300 132 Swiss made Dunhill rolled gold gas lighter. 150-250 133 Silver and enamel art nouveau brooch. 50-75 134 Sterling silver bracelet. 20-30 135 Sterling silver bangle. 20-30 136 Danish sterling silver and enamel earrings. 20-30 137 Ivory brooch with a signed drawing of two cranes on a branch. 30-40 138 Two pairs of earrings. 20-30 139
Sterling silver and enamel bird brooch. 20-30 140 Two gold seals. 40-60 141 Two gold seals. 40-60 142 Sterling silver and hand painted Delft bracelet. 50-100 143 Sterling silver and hand painted Delft necklace. 100-150 144 Sterling silver and hand painted Delft earrings. 40-80 145 Sterling silver and hand painted Delft brooch. 50-100 146 Charm bracelet with ship, anchor, windmill, clog and two enamelled clogs. 100-150 147 Boar's tusk brooch mounted in 9ct gold. 50-100
148 Two brass rings and one gold cuff-link. 10-20 149 Half sovereign ring, date 1864, very worn. 80-100 150 9ct white gold and onyx ladies ring, small old cut stone mounted in the centre. 50-100
151 Ladies silver ring with blue stones and cultured pearl. 50-100 152 Ladies jade ring, stamped 18k. 50-100 153 9ct gold engine turned cufflinks, marked B'ham 1920. 100-150 154 Cultured pearl necklace with sterling clasp, 102 pearls 5.5mm wide. 250-350 155 Graduated cultured pearl necklace, 83 pearls, 4mm to 13mm. 150-250 156a Sundry silver brooches etc. 50-100 156b Pair of miniatures on ivory of attractive young women. Round ormolu frames. 200-300 156c Oval miniature on ivory of gentleman. 200-300 156d Silhouette of Victorian women in round wood frame. 40-60 156e Georgian miniature on ivory of gentleman. 200-400 156f Georgian miniature on ivory of gentleman. 300-500 156g Small Baxter print of the Duke of Wellington. 50-75 156h Box of assorted sterling jewellery etc. 75-150 156i Box of assorted sterling silver handled ladies shoe horns etc. 40-80 156j Georgian mourning brooch with photo one side and the other side a floral decoration made from human hair. 100-200 156k A Bristol blue glass rolling pin. 100-200 157 5 chatelaine pencils, including one gold engraved pencil with bloodstone seal. 50-100
158 Small silver mounted spherical shaped ruby glass scent bottle, height 3cm. 100-200 159 Rolled gold roulette wheel, floral engraving to back, 2.5cm wide. 50-100 160 Sterling silver ladies chatelaine with button hook pencil and pocketknife. 100-200 161 Gold mounted Indian arrow head, and gold nugget tiepin. 50-100 162 Sterling silver brooch of old percussion cap rifle with Scottish pebble inset in butt. 50-100 163
Scottish brooch of the Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders. 20-40 164 A sterling brooch that holds English crowns, and two crowns dated 1889 and 1892. 50-100 165 Sterling bookmark, button hook, etc. 50-100 166 Sterling locket, medals etc. 30-60 167 Sterling brooch with 1888 English silver swivel mounted half crown, and another sterling brooch with enamelled 1887 swivel mounted florin. 50-100 168 Sterling mounted prayer book marked B'ham 1903. 50-100 169 Silver boot pincushion, silver mounted scent bottle, and small plated sovereign purse. 50-100 170 Three silver dress studs made from Belgium silver coins dated 1861, and one silver cloak clasp. 20-50 171 Two gold lorgnettes. 50-100 172
Sterling B'ham 1919 chatelaine photo case. 100-150 173 Three small letter seals, max height 4cm, two with agate handles, one with bone. 50-100
174 Two brass seals, one with seven seals for each day of the week, and the second wooden handled crest with initials. 25-75 175 Finely woven sterling neck chain with ornate tassel pendant. 100-150 176 Sterling whistle, damaged condition. 20-40 177 Sterling pocket knife, Sheffield 1919. 50-100 178 Mother of pearl handled sterling pocket knife, Sheffield 1912. 25-50 179 Sterling B'ham 1907 foliate scrolled cigar holder case, containing gold banded amber cigar holder. 75-150 180 Two sterling cigarette holder cases. 30-60 181 Foliate engraved sterling chatelain button hook. 30-60 182 Swiss made rolled gold ladies wristwatch by Michel Herbelin Paris, as new condition. 100-200 183 Gilt metal and glass jewellery box, light pink-red glass with bevelled lift up top. 75-125 184 Black mabe pearl ring mounted in silver. 50-100 185 Rolled gold cuff-link and stud set. 20-40 186 Cultured pearl pendant and earrings. 20-30 187 Bangle made from French fork. 10-20 188 Finely modelled sterling bull. 8cm long. 100-200 189 Silver plated nutcrackers and silver plated fleur de lis letter opener. 15-30 190 Continental silver nutmeg grater. 100-200
191 Fluted melon shaped sterling spicer on 3 ball feet, B'ham 1876. 40-80 192 Sterling vesta, foliate engraved with vacant shield shaped cartouche. 50-100 193 Superb quality Georgian cast sterling wine labels in the shape of the letters S and M. 200-300 194 Four plated wine labels: two brandy, one whisky and one madeira. 50-100 195 Enamel claret label and porcelain whisky label. 20-40
196 Two Georgian sterling octagonal reeded edge wine labels: maderia and port. 75-150 197 Two sterling labels, each with shell and scroll borders: bourbon and vermouth. 75-150 198 Four matching grape and foliage style labels: gin, brandy, rum and whisky. 100-150 199 Four small matching sterling silver labels: benedictine, angostura, whisky and curacao. 75-150 200 Plain oval sectioned sterling vesta box, London 1880. 50-100 201 Sterling and green leather stand for a pocket watch. 75-150 202 Fluted scroll plated vesta. 30-60 203 Foliate engraved plated vesta. 30-60 204 Sterling engine turned and reeded snuff box, B'ham 1843, vacant shield shaped cartouche to lid, 6.5cm wide. 200-400 205 Sterling engine turned etui, domed lid with initials, cartouche with a smiling faced quarter moon. 100-200 206 Miniature sterling chamber stick, dia.4.5cm. 30-60
207 Engine turned sterling snuff box by John Shaw, B'ham 1812, 6.5cm wide. 200-400 208 Sterling engine turned snuff or pill box, B'ham 1975, 4cm wide. 50-150 209 Sterling snuff or pill box with lid showing cast relief of a castle, B'ham 1975, 4cm wide. 75-150 210
Georgian sterling vinaigrette by John Bettridge, B'ham 1824, gilt interior, 3cm wide. 250-350 211
Superb quality sterling vinaigrette by Nathanial Mills, B'ham 1853, finely engraved with foliate scrolls, gilt inside with delicately engraved and pierced lid, 3cm wide. 400-600 212 Rectangular shape foliate engraved sterling sovereign case, vacant 9ct gold shield escutcheon. 100-200 213
Sterling vinaigrette by Thomas Shaw, B'ham 1825, floral engraving to case, inscribed on lid: 'HB from CB', inside gilt with delicately scrolled and pierced inner lid 3.5cm wide. 300-500 214 Two gilt buckles and two small articles of fine Victorian bead work. 30-60 215 Sterling vinaigrette by John Shaw, B'ham 1810, stipple engraved case with gilt interior, leaf engraved and pierced inner lid, 3.5cm wide. 200-400 216 Sterling snuff box by Francis Clark, B'ham 1835, engine turning to lid and reeded side and bottom, inscribed on lid: 'Presented to Mr James Yuill by the teachers of Kenning Street Sabbath School for conducting their sacred music class. Calton 13th March 1850', gilt interior, 7.5cm wide. 250-450 217 Sterling capstan ink stand, Chester 1916, dia.9.5cm. 50-100
218 Sterling capstan ink stand, B'ham 1906, dia.7cm. 40-80 219 Sterling oval box, B'ham 1906, 8cm wide. 40-80 220 Sterling ash tray, c.1915, centre handle a vertically mounted spent rifle bullet. 30-60 221 Pair of sterling napkin rings. 20-30 222 Pair of sterling napkin rings. 20-30 223 Pair of silver napkin rings. 20-30 224 Sterling hair brush and sterling clothes brush. 40-80 225 Boxwood egg timer on wall bracket. 20-40 226 Cased pocket barometer, Bryson, E'burgh. 75-150 227 Pocket barometer with temperature scale. 50-100 228 Brass cased pocket sun dial. 75-150 229 Pot lid showing Strathsieldsaye the seat of the Duke of Wellington. 100-150 230 Leather cased travelling ink well. 30-60 231 Flint vesta, sovereign case, match holder etc. 30-60 232 Miniature bronze shovel and pick. 30-60 233 19th century cocquilla nutmeg grater and cocquilla nut spicer. 50-100 234 Wooden carving of the Virgin Mary in a niche, height 11cm. 30-60 235 One pot lid and base, cherry toothpaste with image of young Queen Victoria, and a Hollaways ointment pot. 30-60
236 Two black and white pot lids and bases, Calverts carbolic toothpaste, S Maw Son and Sons white rose paste. 40-80 237 Miniature Mary Gregory ruby glass tankard - height 4.5cm, and a red glass scent bottle - height 3cm (no stopper). 40-80 238 Pair of miniature toby jugs. 40-80 239 Pair of Battersea enamel patch boxes, both damaged. 30-60 240
Two vesta boxes, one bakelight featuring Edward 7th and an EP one in the shape of a luggage bag with a sovereign case on one side. 25-50 241 Two visiting card cases, one EP and one leather. 20-40 242 One pique tortoise shell snuff box, and two round tortoise shell boxes. 40-80 243 Two cased bronze medallions commemorating members of the French academy of science: Henri Edwards and Michel Chevrevl. 25-50 244
Two pot lids. 20-40 245 Two papier-mache snuff boxes, one shoe shaped, one oval, and a bakelight box with picture on the lid. 30-60 246
Papier-mache snuff box, simulated tortoise shell and hand painted picture of young lady on lid, and maple wood snuff box. 50-100 247 Brass plaque reading: 'Official Assignee: Northern District' with the Royal Coat of Arms in the middle, and a white metal commemorative medallion for the International Industrial Exhibition London 1851. 25-50 248
Five soapstone carvings, including a bird and deer vase, a monkey and bear. 30-60
249 Two soapstone seals in a fitted box and three others. 25-50 250 Two oak boxes, lids inset with Persian hand painted miniatures on ivory, 11cm and 14cm wide. 50-100 251 Mauchlin ware photo album, complete with Victorian photos and showing on the cover a picture of Nairn. 30-60 252 Sterling faced pocket watch desk stand corn plete with pocket watch GWO. 100-200 253 Scottish horn snuff mull. 100-200 254 Two Victorian silver mounted horn beakers. 50-100 255 Tunbridge wear box with picture of dog on lid, labelled on bottom: 'St Bernard Dog 1814'. 50-100 256 Pique tortoiseshell cigar case. 50-100 Sterling Silver and Silver Plate
257 Four sterling fiddle thread and shell teaspoons, London 1810. 50-100 258 Six matching sterling fiddle pattern teaspoons, various makers, c.1840, all engraved with scroll initials. 80-120 259 Six Victorian rococco handle knives. 100-200 260
Eight Georgian sterling handled and sterling bladed knives by William Chawner, London 1828. 300-500 261 Twelve sterling fiddle thread and shell large forks, by William Chawner, London 1828. 800-1200 262 Twelve sterling fiddle thread and shell dessert spoons by William Chawner, London 1828. 600-1000 illustrated
Lots 262 and 263
A selection of small silver items from the catalogue
A selection of carriage clocks from the catalogue
263
Six sterling fiddle thread and shell tablespoons by William Chawner, London 1828. 600-800. illustrated 264
Six German continental silver dessert forks. 50-75 265
Four sterling kings pattern teaspoons by John Henry and Charles Lias, London 1830. 60-100 266
Nine sterling fiddle pattern teaspoons by William Lister and Sons, Newcastle 1849. 100-150 267 Two sterling fiddle pattern tablespoons by John and Henry Lias, London 1838 (worn tips). 50-100 268
Sterling basting spoon with wooden handle and Sterling finial, London 1872. 50-100 269 Six sterling kings pattern teaspoons, Glasgow 1849 (to 1850 (4)). 80-120 270 Sterling fiddle pattern ladle by Thomas Wallis, London 1849. 75-100
277 Sterling caddy spoons, round bowl, bright cut wriggle work, London 1804. 60-100 278 Shallow scoop with rat tail handle, B'ham 1900. 40-80 279 Sterling caddy spoons, fine tapered fluted bowl, heavy scroll handle. 50-75 280
Sterling caddy spoon, oval bowl, old English style handle, Sheffield 1899. 40-80 281 Sterling caddy spoon, scoop bowl and ivory handle, B'ham 1806. 75-100 282
Sterling caddy spoon, oval tapered fluted bowl, cast vine and leaf handle. 100-150 283
Sterling salt spoon and one plated salt spoon. 10-20 284
Five sterling fiddle pattern teaspoons, E'burgh 1812. 50-100 285
Seven sterling coffee spoons, four beaded pattern and four others. 30-60
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Sterling old English pattern ladle. 75-150
Two sterling mustard spoons, London 1803 and 1854. 50-100 287 Two sterling fiddle pattern mustard spoons, London 1828 and 1834. 50-100
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Two sterling old English tablespoons, by William Bateman, London 1815. 150-250 273 Sterling apostle spoon, B'ham 1880, elaborate cast handle with figures of an apostle supported by cherubs. 100-200 274 Three sterling teaspoons with chased bowl and handle, Exeter 1862, and two sterling highly chased small forks. 40-80 275 Sterling caddy spoon, fluted bowl with wriggle work engraving, hollow old English style handle, B'ham 1848. 50-100 276 Sterling caddy spoon, shell shaped tapered fluted bowl, scroll handle, Sheffield 1854. 50-100
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Pair of sterling fiddle thread and shell mustard spoons, gilt bowls by William Eames, London 1815. 75-150 289 Pair of fiddle and shell pattern mustard spoons, Glasgow 1822. 60-120 290 Pair of sterling old English mustard spoons, London 1815. 60-120 291 Six sterling old English teaspoons, five by Henry Sardet 1790, one Eley and Fearn 1778. 50-100
292 Four Georgian and Victorian sterling fiddle pattern teaspoons. 20-40 293 Sterling ladle coffee spoon, butter knife and medicine spoon. 20-40 294 Pair of sterling Georgian patterned teaspoons. 40-80 295 Various plated teaspoons, including a set of six coffee spoons. 15-25 296 Pair of kings pattern ladles, E'burgh 1827. 150-250 297 Two plated ladles and plated mustard spoons. 30-60 298 Two large sterling serving spoons, finely engraved crests by David Reid of Newcastle 1847. 250-350 299 Two large sterling fiddle pattern serving spoons by J H and C Lias of London 1829. 250-350 300 Six sterling coffee spoons, B'ham 1925. 40-60 301 Kings pattern sugar nips by Edward Edwards, London 1851. 50-100 302 Kings pattern sugar nips by George Angell, London 1867. 50-100 303a Fiddle pattern sugar nips by Wallis, Dublin 1879. 50-100 303 Bright cut leaf design sugar tongs by Peter and Anne Bateman, London 1813. 100-200 304 Pair of small sugar tongs. 60-100 305 Old English patterned fish slice by William Kingdon, London 1826. 150-250 306
Sterling marrow scoop marked HB London 1764. 200-300. illustrated
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Sterling combination spoons and marrow scoop by T & W Chawner London 1769. 200-300
Cased set of sterling teaspoons, art deco style, London 1935 with jubilee mark. 75-150
illustrated 308
322
Round sterling box with pierced body and green glass liner, mirrored lid surmounted by hatpin cushion, B'ham 1906. 150-250
Sterling marrow scoop by Thomas Jenkinson, London 1789. 200-300. illustrated
309 Sterling meat skewer by Henry Sardet, London 1795, decorated on both sides with bright cut geometric engraving. 200-300
illustrated 310 Eleven assorted spoons and forks including: English sterling, Dutch, and Hungarian. 75-150 311
Large good quality plated meat skewer. 50-100. illustrated 312
Sterling meat skewer, maker I W Exeter 1819. 150-250. illustrated
313 Sterling meat skewer by J os and Albert Savory, London 1838. 175-250. illustrated
314 Four cast continental silver apostle spoons. 150-250
315 Sterling fiddle pattern ladle by W Corbett, Glasgow 1823. 75-150
Cased pair of silver gilt anointing spoons, London 1910. 40-60 Cased set of sterling tear drop teaspoons, Sheffield 1937. 50-100
Two sterling circular salts, each on three legs, one London 1899 and the other Sheffield 1900. 75-150
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Heavy plated salver with shell and scroll and gadrooned edge with scroll feet, dia.33mm (13.5'). 50-100
Sheffield plate teapot by Mathew Bolton, marked on bottom with his double sun mark (repaired). 200-400
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339
Sterling toast rack, shell and scroll feet, London 1854. 200-300
Three sterling salts without glass liners. 50-150
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340
Set of six 22ct gold plated cake forks. 20-30
Round cut glass salt with sterling rim and rectangular cut glass container with embossed sterling lid, 7cm wide. 50-100
323
327 Boxed pair of sterling salts with gilt interiors. 60-120
328
Set of sterling spoons the Sovereign-Queens-Collection, by Franklin Mint. 50-100
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342
Machine engraved sterling cigarette case. 30-60
Sterling tazza, height 14cm, dia.21cm, B'ham 1923. 250-350
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343
Two plain sterling cigarette cases. 30-60
Oval silver cake basket, moulded Chippendale rim, pierced body and reeded scroll feet, cast double scroll handles 29cm wide. 400-600
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Two good quality fiddle pattern plated tablespoons. 30-60
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332
Superb quality sterling meat skewer by T & W Chawner, London 1748, cast scallop shell and ring handle - marks worn. 250-350. illustrated
Silver beaker, B'ham 1908, engraved with initials 'GH' and 'Christmas 1908', height 11cm. 75-150
318 Fiddle pattern large soup ladle, maker TB, London 1815. 250-350
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341
Sterling cigarette case, heavily ribbed and fluted pattern. 30-60
Sterling sugar caster, lighthouse style, pierced body with blue glass liner, bayonet fitting top, B'ham 1902. 150-250
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337
333 Cut blue glass overlay scent bottle with sterling top. 150-250
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344
Sterling wine funnel by John Angel, London 1812, detachable sieve pierced with gadrooned border, finely engraved eagle crest. 400°800. illustrated
345 Fine quality Sheffield plate wine funnel, c.1820. 200-400 346
Silver plated wine castor, pierced body and lions head decoration. 40-80
Heavy sterling fiddle pattern large soup ladle by J Wipple, Exeter 1859, well engraved crest to handle. 300-400
Sterling baluster caster, reeded girdle, lattice decoration to cover with urn finial, by R Peaston, London 1767, (some damage to top). 200-400
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335
348
Set of twelve cased sterling teaspoons and sugar tongs, finely foliate engraved, Glasgow 1905. 150-250
Boxed set of crystal salts, mustard and pepper with sterling fittings and three sterling spoons. 175-275
Silver plated egg cruet complete with spoons. 50-100
347 Small silver plated salver with beaded edge and silver plated scallop shell dish. 30-60
349 Silver plated tobacco or biscuit barrel, scroll and wriggle work engraving to body, cast Satyr mask under hinge. 40-80
A selection of antique hand guns from the catalogue
Lots 313, 309, 312, 317, 311, 306, 308, 307
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373
Silver plated picture frame, 27cm high. 40-80
Sterling entree dish by William Bateman, London 1835, gadrooned edges to base and lid, twist off handle cast in the shape of oak branches with leaves and acorns, 30cm wide, weight 1.9kg 3000-5000. illustrated
Sterling baluster tankard, double scroll, leaf capped handle by Sam Wood, London 1755, initials and date to thumb piece, height 11.5cm. 750-1500
351 Small silver plated entree dish, 18.5cm dia. 40-80
352 Octagonal gold plated salver with cast grape and vine boarder, 25cm wide. 50-100
353 Round sterling tobacco box with 9ct gold shield escutcheon, foliate engraving to lid, Chester 1905. 100-200
354 Sterling quaich style bowl, dia.lOcm, B'ham 1923. 60-120
355 Sterling bowl, made from a ladle. 50-100
356 Sterling bon bon dish, pierced and embossed body with gadrooned edge and shell handles and four raised legs. 75-150
357 Embossed silver plated dish and plate. 40-80
365 Sterling coffee pot by Ja.mes Fray, Dublin 1830, superb acanthus leaf embossing to lid, body, handle and spout with cast acanthus leaf and lions paw feet, body fluted in a melon shape with a cast melon finial to lid. 3000-5000. illustrated 366
Large two handled silver plated tray with shell and scroll feet with raised pierced border surmounted by a gadrooned edge, 64cm wide. 300-600
367 Silver plated meat cover, plated band to bottom, balance silver plated mesh with reeded scroll handle, 36cm wide. 250-500 368
374 Sterling lidded baluster tankard by Wand J Priest, London 1769, reeded and moulded lid and girdle, double scroll handle, height 19cm. 3000-5000. illustrated
375 Superb quality sterling beer jug by J McKay, E'burgh, scroll and foliate embossing to lid and body with foliate mask face to spout, height 26cm. 3000-5000. illustrated
376 Sterling baluster tankard by James Tookey, London 1762, leaf capped double scroll handle, height 13.5cm. 1000-2000. illustrated
377 Sterling baluster tankard by F Crump, London 1766, leaf capped double scroll handle, scroll and foliate embossing to body, height 10.5cm. 750-1500
Sterling cruet set, London maker RA over WS, heavy cast shell and scroll rim, seat, handle and ring supports. 1200-1500
Sterling teapot by Marshall and Sons, E'burgh 1840, slightly compressed spherical shape with superb foliate and scroll engraving and embossing. 500-1000. illustrated
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379
Sterling pepper shaker, Sheffield 1923. 30-60
Sterling teapot by Emes and Barnard, London 1823, round squat with gadrooned rim below lid, reeded handle supported on four compressed ball feet. 400-800
Sterling muffin dish by Charles and George Fox, London 1859, engraved no. 123 on lid and dish, beaded edge to dish and handle, scroll engraving to lid. 1500-2500
370
380 Sterling rose bowl, B'ham 1917, leaf capped single scroll handles and reeded girdle, weight 31b 5oz (without stand), bowl and handle 38cm wide. 1000-2000
358
360 Superb pair of Mathew Bolton Sheffield plate candle sticks, each marked with the double sun, reeded baluster stems with acanthus leaf decoration repeated on base and nozzles, height 34cm. 1000-1500. illustrated front cover
361
Coffee pot by C Stewart Harris, London 1895, gadrooned urn shape with urn finial, height 22.5cm. 250-500. illustrated
Silver plated candelabra. 100-150
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362
Sterling cream jug by Jos and Albert Savory, London 1854, heavy cast satyr face to back of jug and cast scroll and leaf rim, foliate engraving to body. 250-500
Cut glass claret jug with large beaded continental silver band around the base of the neck, damage to the bottom of the handle. 75-150 363
Sterling teapot, round squat, plain with reeded girdle, J McKay, E'burgh 1834. 400-600
372
Sterling oval teapot by John Emes, London 1804, superb regency design with woven pattern to girdle and cast foliate pattern to spout. 400-800
378 Sterling teapot, sugar basin and cream jug by SB and S Ltd, teapot and cream jug B'ham, and sugar basin Chester 1936. 300-600
381 Sterling salver by SG Young and Co., Sheffield 1821, cast scroll and foliate border and feet, engraved with crest of an eagles head, 23.5cm wide. 800-1200. illustrated
382 Sterling salver by William Reed, London 1842, shell and scroll border and feet, foliate engraving to tray with engraved crest of the head of a stag 24.5cm wide. 800-1200. illustrated
Lots 383, 376, 384, 344, 370, 382
Lots 374, 375, 364, 365, 368
383
Sterling salver, London 1891, foliate decoration to border surmounted by gadrooned edge with scroll feet. 400-800 384
Sterling tray by John Tuite, London 1729, moulded Chippendale rim with four scroll feet and scroll and foliate engraving to tray with very finely engraved coat of arms in the centre, 29cm wide. 1200-2000 illustrated 385
Sterling salver by Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1933, moulded Chippendale rim, three scroll feet, 37.5cm wide, weight 31b 1oz. 700-1200 386 Cased sterling tea set; teapot, cream jug, sugar basin and tongs, B'ham 1929. 600-800 387 Silver model of vase and flowers, height 19cm, bird finial missing. 40-80 388
Silver plated ham bone holder with ivory handle modelled as the head of a stag. 50-100
Oriental
389 Chinese blue and white plant holder and round engraved bamboo box. 20-40 390 Imari baluster vase, height 21cm. 60-75 391 Kutani baluster vase, height 19cm. 50-75 392 Matching pair of carved bamboo brushed pots, height 26.5cm 40-80 393 Chinese miniature brass bound four drawer teak cabinet, brass carrying handle and ivory plaques on each side. 75-125 394 Two carved wooden heads of Chinese sages. 15-30
395 Two mounted blue and white fragments of Chinese plates. 10-20 396
Chinese bottle vase with a painted picture of a rooster. 30-60 397 Chinese famille verte wall plate. 20-40 398 Under glazed blue bow~ dia.15cm with over glaze decoration, chipped and badly cracked. 15-30 399 Chinese bronze model of a horse and rider. 25-50 400
Pair of Chinese brass frames. 20-40 401 Brass Buddha on carved wooden stand. 20-40 402 Two Japanese wooden puzzle boxes. 20-40 403 Two small Chinese carved camphor wood boxes.30-40 404 Bronze statue of Siva with consort. 50-75 405 Solid bronze statue of Buddha. 30-50 406 Small bronze of Buddha. 20-40 407 Scalloped edge Imari bowl, dia.19cm, chipped rim. 50-100 408 Fine quality Kutani bowl, dia.30cm. 200-300 409 Cloisonne bowl on wooden stand dia.30cm. 100-200 410 Large famille rose moon flask, height 46cm. 150-250 411
Large oval Imari platter 31cm wide. 175-275 412 Scalloped edge Imari plate, dia.21cm. 100-200
414 Bronze Indian temple bell. 30-60 415 Pair of lacquer plaques with carved ivory figures. 75-150 416 Pair of Chinese cloisonne chiming balls. 20-30 417 Pair of Imari saucers, finely decorated. 40-60 418 Pair of lidded baluster Imari vases featuring reserved panels of women in garden with girl and vases with flowers, height 33cm. 500-100 419 Finely modelled Japanese bronze paper knife. 25-50 420 Pair of bronze vases featuring dragons and phoenix in relief, height 25cm. 200-400 421 Turquoise glaze lion dog, height 22cm. 50-100 422 Imari bowl featuring tree in blossom, dia.25cm. 200-400 423 Famille rose Chinese export saucer. 30-60 424 Small blue and white saucer featuring cloud patterns and lion dogs, and small blue and white tea bowl. 40-80 425 Chinese blue and white provincial bowl, dia.15cm, and blue and white provincial dish on tall foot, dia.14cm. 25-50 426 Chinese famille verte baluster vase, repairs to the top, 18cm. 20-40 427 Japanese lion dog joss stick holder, damaged. 25-50 428 Pair of jade bowls, dia.lOcm on wooded stand. 50-100 429 Coffee-au-lait tea bowl, saucer, bowl and lid. 30-60
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430
Japanese teapot (repaired) and bottom of satsuma dish. 10-20
Japanese famille verte pillow decorated with family scenes. 30-60
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445
463
Imari bottle with stopper, height 10cm. 35-70
Ivory elephant and ivory lion on wooden stand. 50-100
Imari plate, dia.30. 200-300
432
Three small figurines of a Chinaman fishing.20-40
Bone candle stick, height 41cm, ornately turned, engraved and carved with detailed Chinese figures. 100-200
Small jade lion dog and pendant and pottery figure of a boy. 40-80
464 Chinese bronze dragon, 30cm long. 30-60 465 Wooden carved figure of sage, 40cm tall. 75-150 466 Large wooden Balinese bust of a women, height 34cm. 75-150 467 Balinese carving of women sitting on fence, height 32cm. 40-80
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Carved line of elephants crossing a bridge mounted on a stand, 48cm long. 250-500
Ivory carving of a women, and carving of a snake charmer. 30-50
Blue Chinese plate with white slip decoration of blossoms and bamboo, dia.27cm. 40-80
A wakizashi blade, sword 41cm long, handle, guard and scabbard bone ornately carved with various figures. 400-600
433
446
447 Ivory carving of goddess in cloud formation, and ivory carving of goddess in a clam shell surrounded by a dragon. 60-120
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450
469
Ivory cribbage board ornately carved with entwined dragons. 75-150
Two ivory junks. 30-60
436 Small line of ivory elephants on a wooden stand, 27cm. 50-100
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451
Superb Imari charger, dia.36cm (repaired). 300-500. illustrated
Well carved ivory of a courtesan, signed. 150-250
back cover 470
452
Cantonese famille rose vase, height 45cm. 400-600
Ivory carving of an immortal. 200-300
Pair of ivory containers, each decorated with turkey and elephant. 25-50
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454
Ivory mountain surrounded by cloud formations, pine trees and seven figures, height 25cm. 500-750
Netsuke of old women and child. 75-150
439 Chinese ivory fan. 30-50 440 Ivory paper knife inscribed on handle; 'Presented in 1838', and a wooden paper knife ornately carved with the figure of a monkey on the handle. 75-150 441 Assortment of ivory paper knives and turned and carved ivory column with small cup at one end. 40-80 442 Carved box with various ivory napkin rings and a bangle etc. 40-80 443
Small carved box with small ivory and ebony elephants, and two ivory Chinese puzzle balls. 25-50 444
Ornately carved ivory puzzle ball on column supported by Chinese lady. 50-100
Netsuke of a man wielding a hammer. 50-100
455 Nicely carved ivory figurine of a geisha. 200-300
456
471 Cantonese famille rose vase, height 36cm. 300-500
472 Two teapots, one Japanese, one Chinese. 30-60
473 Fine quality pair of lobed Imari wall plates, dia.46cm, minor repairs to rims. 400-600
Ivory figurine of geisha playing mandolin. 250-350
457 Ivory figure of a farmer with his hoe, height 14cm. 350-500
Porcelain and Glass
458 Ivory handled seal with agate intaglio of cyclist. 75-150
459 Ivory carving of immortal with boy. 200-300
460 Ivory carving of an immortal, height 18cm. 200-300 461 Ivorine moulded statue of Buddha. 25-50 462 Carved wooden figure of old Chinese man made as a lamp stand, carving height 50cm. 75-150
474 Pair of Staffordshire dalmatian dogs. 150-250. illustrated
475 Hand painted and gilded Coalport vase. 75-150
476 Puzzle vase decorated with scenes of tavern life. 50-100
477 Fox head porcelain stirrup cup. 50-100 488
Beswick Clydesdale horse. 150-250
489 Two Staffordshire sheep. 75-150
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490 Staffordshire swans and signets. 75-150 491 One Minton plate c.1825, marked Amherst Japan no.1041 on the back. 50-100 492 Ridgeways plate c.1835, Japanese style pattern. 50-100 493 Two plates, Davenport c.1820, and Dewsberry Derby c.1780. 50-100 494 Three plates featuring audubon's bird of America, the eagle, Baltimore oriole, and the American flamingo, the eagle is incorrectly marked as an American flamingo. 100-150 495 Davenport Imari style plate c.1820, impressed anchor mark. 60-120 496 Davenport cake plate, gilt scroll edge and bunches of flowers. 50-100 497 Pair of transfer printed blue and white plates, trellis boarder. 50-100 498 Imari style Derby plates, c.1810. 75-125 499 T Till and Son Shanghai pattern plate. 45-75 500 Davenport plate with hand painted scene of Heidelberg underglazed blue mark. 100-200 501 White porcelain vase embossed and decorated body, rope twist handles marked WR Corridge. 40-80 501 Teapot by Paris, superb gilding and floral decoration, c.1770. 200-300
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502 Staffordshire lustre teapot, c.1850, damaged spout. 40-80 503 Blue and white willow pattern sugar bowl, heat damaged. 30-60 504 Bayreuth melon shaped cup. 50-100
505 Continental porcelain clock, scroll and foliate decoration. 50-100 506 Parian statue of Robbie Burns. 30-60 507 Green Bayreuth coaching scene jug, height 17cm. 75-150 508 Royal Worcester shell shaped wall vase. 100-200 509 Large amphora style porcelain vase, gilt top handles and foot with foliate scroll decoration to body and large hand painted scenes of a fountain in a small lake, probably Coalport, height 41cm. 600-1000 510 Pair of Royal Daulton wall plates decorated in gilt and blue flowers. 200-300 511 Majolica plate, foliate design to rim with centre decorated with a picture of a young boy playing a mandolin. 100-200 512 Large delft charger with geometric decorations, possibly English, dia.33cm. 100-200 513 Royal Daulton powder blue vase with gilt floral decoration and large hand painted scene of Ross Castle, height 26cm. 600-1000 514 Large German white baluster vase, height 41cm. 75-150 515 Jackfield teapot with silver finial to lid and dogs head cap to spout, damage and repair to base of spout, height 30cm. 100-200 516 Four Franklin mint thimbles decorated with flowers. 30-60 517 A pair of blue foliate decorated maling plates. 50-100 518 Porcelain statue of two doves. 50-100 519 Sunderland lustre wear jug, c.1857, decorated with embossed dancing couples. 60-100
520 Fluted Chamberlain Worcester tea bowl, c.1790, black hand painted flowers with some gilt decoration. 100-200 521 Liverpool cream-ware tea bowl and saucer, pink scale banded with flowers to body of cup and saucer. 200-300 522 Small jam dish or spoon tray decorated in Meissen style. 50-100 523 Spanish porcelain figure of 'Julia'with a lamb on her lap. Height 27cm. 100-200 524 Pottery jug with foliate decoration by Thomas Astbury, c.1760. 30-60 525 Masons ironstone jug with chinoiserie. 40-80 526 A Hereford china bird. 40-60 527 A Hereford china bird (Waxeye). 40-80 528 A Hereford china bird (Sparrows). 40-80 529 A Hereford china bird (Waxeye). 40-80 530 A Hereford china bird (Tui). 40-80 531 A Hereford china bird (Fantail). 40-80 532 A Hereford china bird (Blackbird). 40-80 533 A Hereford china bird (Kiwi). 40-80 534 A Hereford china bird (Bullfinch). 40-80 535 A Hereford china bird (Black Robin). 40-80 536 Six Berlin cups, saucers and plates, gilded rims and decorated with posies of flowers. 400-800
537 A large blue and white meat ashet, 54cm wide. 300-500 538 Large Pinder Bourne Dresden pattern meat ashet, c.1870, 49cm wide. 300-500 539 Blue and white meat ashet with chinoiserie decoration, 49cm wide. 300-600 540
Small Copeland cream jug. 25-50 541 Hild.itch mug chinoiserie underglazed blue pattern with other overglazed colours, c.1805, damaged. 25-50 542 Hild.itch mug chinoiserie, underglazed with other overglazed colours, c.1805, damaged. 25-50 543 Mug with painted poses of flowers and poem, damaged. 20-40 544 Small coffee can with delicate floral decoration. 30-60 545 Staffordshire lustre mug. 40-80 546
Mug decorated with flowers, birds and the words: 'think on me'. 30-60 547 Plain white mug with relief decoration of rose bush. 30-60 548 Small Staffordshire mug. 30-60 549 Staffordshire mug. 30-60 550
Small mug with flower decoration. 30-60 551 Two handled loving cup with gilt decoration to rim, handles, feet and body, the name GR Hunter on the back and a finely painted scene of a lake and ruined church on the front. 200-300. illustrated 552
Small Staffordshire figure of man and women, height, 30cm. 50-100 553 Staffordshire figure of girl and dog, height 17cm. 100-200
554 Staffordshire two handles vase with Imari colours and lustre overglaze, height 14cm. 80-120 555 Pair of Staffordshire figures, man with dog and women with sheep, damaged to man. 100-200.
illustrated 556 Large Staffordshire figures of Robin Hood and friend with dog, height 37cm. 200-300 557 Staffordshire figure of David Garrick as Richard Ill sitting in a tent, height 27cm. 250-350 558 Staffordshire figure of Little Red Riding Hood and the wolf, height 17cm. 100-200 559 Staffordshire figure of two lovers in a leafy bough. 150-250 560 Matching porcelain tea set comprising: teapot, sugar basin, cream jug and seven cup saucers and plates. 200-300 561 Eleven large Masons ironstone dinner plates. 200-400 562 Two Masons ironstones tureens. 150-300 563
Two Masons jugs, one large one small. 100-200 564 Masons ironstons gravy dish on a stand. 50-75 565 Masons ironstone ware, five tea plates, six large saucers, two small saucers, one soup dish and plate, two dessert plates and three cups. 75-150 566
Six Masons ironstone small dinner plates. 75-100 567 Three Masons ironstone ashets, small, medium and large. 300-500 568 Two blue cups and saucers by G Grainger, one small plate by Grainger and Co., Worcester. 40-60
569 Two Victorian cup, saucer and plates, green scale ground with chinoiserie flower decoration. 40-60 570 Lustre wear cup, saucer and plate. 30-60 571
Two cups and saucers, one early Victorian print of women with sheep, and one Alcock c.1843. 40-80 572
Newhall coffee can, tea bowl and saucer. 200-300 573 Two Victorian cups and saucers. 30-60 574 Newhall sugar basin. 100-200 575 Cup, saucer and plate, a green scale ground and decorated with bunches of flowers. 20-40 576 Two Staffordshire lustre wear cups and saucers. 40-80 577 Two Victorian cups and saucers with dark blue ground, one with a scene painted on the cup and saucer, and one with finely painted flowers. 60-100 578 Newhall cup and saucer, c.1830. 60-100 579 Black Bretby cat holding ball of wool. 75-150 580 Pair of bisque figurines, height 33cm. 150-250 581 Reproduction old tea caddy by New Chelsea Porcelain Co., and a continental cup and saucer decorated with flowers. 50-100 582 Jackfield lidded pot, some damage, and a red mocha bowl. 25-50 583
Large porcelain group of 18th century gentlemen and ladies playing billiards, made in Germany by Volkstedt. 2000-3000
584 Pair of Paragon wall plates, elaborate boarders with gilt foliate decoration. 75-150 585
Blue and white dinner plate, cake plate and cup and saucer. 30-60 586 Foliate decorated wall plate, Victorian plate and matching tazza. 40-80 587 Two small bisque figurines, a man and a women. 25-50 588 Bisque figurine of a 17th century Italian gentleman. 50-100 589 Rare Leeds cake basket, rope twist handles and pierced sides, one handle repaired. 250-400 590 Frosted glass tazza, c.1864. 40-80 591 A pair of ruby glass vases. 200-300 592 Satin glass jug with hand painted decoration of a bird and its nest, damage to the handle. 150-250 593 Satin glass jug with hand painted enamel decoration. 250-350 594 Heavy cut crystal water jug. 50-100 595 Victorian satin glass lustre vase with foliate enamel decoration. 200-300 596 Victorian pink glass lustre vase with blue enamel decoration. 175-275 597 Crystal decanter in the shape of an inverted scotch thistle. 40-80 598 Square sectioned crystal decanter marked:' The Buchanan Blend Scotch Whisky by Special Appointment to the House of Commons'. 50-100 599 Heavy cut crystal whisky tumblers. 40-80 600
Four cut crystal wine glasses. 40-80
601 A cut glass half pint carafe, and a cut glass decanter. 50-100 602 Hobnail cut crystal decanter, and small cut glass condiment bottle. 30-60 603 Two hob-nob glasses, c.1820 75-150 604 Three Georgian glasses. 40-80 605 Two delicately etched tall thin stemed Victorian glasses. 20-40 606 Two cut crystal ruby liqueur glasses, and two other coloured glasses. 30-50 607 Magnificent pair of Bohemian cut crystal blue overlay decanters. 300-600. illustrated front cover 608 Large faceted decanter, c.1840, possibly French, height 35cm. 200-300 609 Finely painted Dutch boy and girl decanters. 75-150 610
Twin stemmed ruby glass vase, height 17cm. 75-150 611
Collection of porcelain shoes. 75-150 612 Large Royal Daulton plates: the hunting man. 200-300 613 Large transfer printed porcelain cup with a poem toasting the success to the farmer, handles missing. 20-40 614 Victorian papier-mache scalloped edge wall plate with mother of pearl inlay and painted flowers. 25-50 615 Composition plaque with relief moulding of five young cherubs playing musical instruments. 50-100 616 Two blue and white cups and saucers. 20-40
Carriage and Small Mantle Clocks
617 English brass carriage clock, height 15cm. 400-600 618 Brass gorge cased repeater, inscribed on the dial: 'Dent Paris' and engraved on the back plate: 'Dent Paris', height 17cm. 1000-2000 619 Brass carriage clock, height 13cm. 300-500 620 Brass carriage clock, height 14cm. 400-600 621 Brass carriage clock, Roman and Arabic numerals, height 15cm. 400-600 622 Brass carriage clock, height 14. 400-600 623 French carriage clock, height 14cm. 400-600 624 Elaborate brass carriage clock with Rowell, Oxford on the face, featuring corinthic column corners, pierced bands of foliate tracery around the top and bottom, height 13cm. 500-1000 625 Silver plated mantel clock, height 15cm. 50-100 626 Brass carriage clock in original fitted leather case, height 10cm. 500-800 627 Rosewood cased French carriage clock, marked on back plate: 'VAP Brevete SG GT', height 18cm. 500-1000 628 Brass carriage clock with alarm dial, inscribed on the back plate: 'Brevete Paris', alarm not working, height 16.5. 500-1000
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638
Small German enamelled wall clock, with the scene of chalet on face, and composition wall clock, marked on face: 'Stewart Dawson and Co.' 50-100
Superb English regency breakfast table, original condition and patina, mahogany with satinwood cross banding, turned stem and three splayed legs with stringing and satinwood inlay terminating in original squared brass feet with brass casters, 123:x85cm, height 75cm. 6000-9000. illustrated back
630 Small marble mantel clock mounted by a bust of a 17th century gentleman, height 22cm. 30-60
631 Combination wooden cased clock and barometer, with thermometer in the middle, on four turned brass legs and with a brass and wood carrying handle, height 16cm. 250-500
632 French imitation marble wooden cased small mantle clock, back plate engraved: 'VAP Brevete SGDG', 19cm. 100-200
633 Brass cased mantle clock, pendulum missing mercury tubes, height 22cm. 150-250
cover 639 Victorian wooden framed rosewood piano by Collard and Collard, London. 400-800 640 Rosewood piano stool, round twist seat for height adjustment, turned and carved support terminating in turned base on three lions paw feet. 500-1000
641 Four superb quality oak dining chairs marked underneath Gillow, backs carved in foliate oak leaves and acorns with the front legs turned and carved with acanthus leaves terminating in brass casters. 1200-2000
650 Mahogany dome top chest, brass lock and corner fittings, height 55cm, 100cm wide. 150-250 651 Large satinwood scotch chest, two small drawers to top and three graduated drawers below, turned wood handles on turned legs with scalloped apron. height 127cm, 122cm wide. 1500-2500
652 Old wooden spinning wheel. 200-300
653 17th century oak armchair, turned front supports with large oak panelled back. 800-1200. illustrated
654 Walnut drum table on turned stem and three serpentine legs, dia.83cm. 800-1500
655 Small elm rocking chair.
656 Delicate Victorian walnut balloon back dining chair, cabriole legs, carving to back splat, knees and front of seat. 250-350
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Day Two commencing at 10am
Carved camphorwood chest decorated with Chinese scenes, height 37cm, 75cm wide. 75-150
Small twin pedestal writing desk, two draws to top, three in each pedestal. 400-600
Furniture, Clocks, Barometers and Paintings
East Sunporch
634 17th century oval oak gate leg table, turned baluster carving to legs, small drawer to one end, height 74cm, 92cm wide, 115cm long. 3000-5000
635 Oak cased grandfather clock, by Thomas Loftus Wisbich, separate second dial and aperture for the date, 216cm tall. 1700-2500 636
18th century oak wall cupboard, nicely panelled door, height, 65 wide. 1000-2000 637
Small kauri hall table made from swamp kauri, height 78cm, 87cm wide. 300-500
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658
Camphor wood chest, total surface carved and decorated with Chinese scenes, height 50cm, 95cm wide. 10-200
Georgian elm Windsor chair, stick back with central pierced splat, turned legs with H shaped stretchers. 600-900. illustrated
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659
Pair of large cast iron andirons with cast inscription: 'ER 1573'. 50-100
Gramaphone Company Ltd intermediate model gramophone, oak case and sound horn, GWO. 200-400
645 Georgian rectangular oak tilt top wine table, turned column and pirouette legs. 1000-2000 646 Early lithograph showing the Chelsea pensioners reading the Gazette of the Battle of Waterloo, ornate gilt frame, 65x90cm. 175-275
647 Victorian brass magazine rack, swivel base supported by brass tripod legs terminating in pad feet. 300-400
660
Edison phonograph, gem model, oak case, painted metal horn, six Edison records. 300-500 661 Edison phonograph in oak hinge lidded case with the word Edison fret cut into front of the case, six Edison records. 300-500 662 Anatolian rug, worn with some damage, 182x112cm. 100-200 663 Afghani rug, 100x50cm. 40-80 664
Finely knotted Tabriz carpet with ivory ground, 106x64cm. 100-200
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An interior view of the house
665 Baluchi rug, wine red ground, 158x85cm. 200-300 666 Very worn caucasian carpets, each approximately 165x100cm, one with modem fring sewn on each end. 75-125 Sitting Room 6<>7 Mahogany glazed comer cabinet, boxwood stringing to sides, doors and glaze bars. 1500-2000 668 Pencil sketch of Christ by William Collins, 13x10cm. 40-80 6<>9 Small Italian painting of beached fishing boat in ornate gilt frame, 20x10cm. 50-100
670 Superb quality William IV rosewood card table, demi-moon support to base supported by four sabre legs terminating in lions paw feet on brass casters. 3000-4000. illustrated
670a French black marble mantle clock surmounted by bronze statue of a young Greek girl in classical dress feeding a goat grapes. Height 59cm. 1000-2000 671 Victorian walnut grandfather chair, ornately scroll back, arms and legs, fine quality carving and in excellent condition, covered in wine red velvet. 1000-2000 677 Victorian grandfather chair, ornately scroll and carved back, arms and legs, fine quality carving and in excellent condition. 1000-2000 678 Single action peddle harp by J Erat and Co., 23 Berners Street Lindon, body and scroll arm veneered in maple, painted in black and gilt with the base on paw feet, 43 strings and 8 peddles. The brass machine head inscribed with makers name and no.1586 with the royal crest also engraved on the head. 1000-2000
679 Italian portrait of man after the style of Van Dyke, ornate gilt frame, labelled on the reverse: 'Manufactured in Firenze'. 50-100 680
Reproduction of the famous Stubbs painting of racing on Hampstead Heath, 6lx81cm. 150-300 681 Two oil paintings unsigned, showing before and after the seduction, 35x30 cm, ornate gilt frames. 300-500 682 Still life oil painting of birds and vegetables, 40x67cm. 200-300 683
Superbly painted pair of French porcelain wall sconces each mounted in ormolu with two candle sconces and the porcelain panels richly gilded. Four reserves of magnificently painted birds and central reserve showing man and woman, 19th century with 18th century marks on the back. 3000-5000. illustrated 684 Gilt metal and blue porcelain clock garniture, the clock and urns featuring Sevres style painting of men and women. 1500-2500. illustrated 685 Louis XV style bronze fire surround. 1500-2500 686 Louis XV style chevets. 500-1000 687 Gilt fire screen with tapestry front. 40-80 688 Walnut grandmother chair, fine quality carving to cabriole legs, covered in gold drayon, excellent quality and condition. 800-1500 689 Walnut grandmother chair, fine quality carving to cabriole legs, covered in gold buttoned drayon, excellent condition and quality. 800-1500 690 Brass fire set comprising tongs, shovel and poker. 100-150
691 Oil painting by Charles Ashmore, women reading a letter, 20x14cm. 200-400 692 Pair of oils of by A Villon, 30x:17cm, ornate gilt frames. 100-200 693 English rosewood bracket clock, painted dial with inscription: 'Brown, London', case inlaid with scroll brass work, height 49cm. 1000-2000 694 20th century torchere. 30-60 695 Victorian brass coal scuttle. 150-250 696 Early electric fire, steel reflector shield surmounted by brass fittings and decoration supported on either side by decorated brass columns with two short column and ball brass feet to the front. 300-500 697
Early pair of steel fire tongs and poker. 25-50 698 Coffee table with cabriole legs, decoration to knees and top with a wavy fluted edge. 75-150 699 Superb Victorian ebonised side cabinet, the centre portion comprising open shelf with cupboard below is flanked on either side by glass doors showing two shelves. The entire cabinet features burr walnut inlay and cross banding and brass beading and gadrooning to edges, the cupboard door features a Sevres plaque. 3000-5000. illustrated 700 Ormolu mounted marble and bronze clock by Marr of Paris, has a marble base surrounded and supported by ornate scroll ormolu and surmounted by an ormolu framed enamel faced clock inset into a bronze statue of a women clinging to a boat in a storm, height 50cm. 750-1500. illustrated front cover
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Lot 670
Lot 634
Lot 788
701 Ornate gilt chiming and pendulum wall clock surrounded by gilt scrolls and roses and attached to a gilt scroll bracket, overall height 55cm. 200-400 702 Pair of oils, scenes of the Scottish Highlands, each 26x45cm. 150-250 703 Four tiered walnut whatnot, turned support and scroll boxwood inlay to apron of each tier. 1000-2000 704 French music box playing eight tunes, boxwood stringing and inlay to the case. 1000-1500 705 William IV rosewood supper table, octagonal faceted bulbus central support on circular base supported on four scroll feet. 2500-3500. illustrated 706 Comer bracket utilising a large cabriole leg featuring a lions face to the knee with lion paw foot on ball. 50-100 707 Superb walnut harlequin Davenport with piano front, slide out writing surface and rising stationary department (Jack-inthe-box drawers and pigeon holes), excellent condition and patina. 5000-7500 708 Brass tripod roccoco occasional lamp with pink and red vaseline shade height 44cm. 200-300 709 French gilt metal clock Sevres type plaques and face, height 43cm. 350-700 710 Watercolour of a river in the English countryside by G Slow, 19x28cm. 100-200 711 Serpentine ebonised and Boulle cabinet with extensive ormolu mounts, height 118 x width 210. 5000-7500
712 French Boulle mantle clock, extensive and ornate ormolu work with enamelled and ormolu face, dial marked Bright Paris, 750-1500 713 Skeleton clock in dome, height of clock 31cm. 500-1000 714 Victorian rosewood nursing chair, barley-twist back supports and front legs, ornate scroll carving to top of padded back splat. 500-1000 715 Magnificent painting of Venice and the main canal by James S Scott (James S Scott was an official war artist for the Australians during WWI), surrounded by ornate gilt frame, 100x125cm. 3000-5000 716 Victorian walnut tripod wine table, cut card decoration to rim of top with turned column and foliate leaf decoration to knee of cabriole legs which finish in foliate leaf decorated feet. 600-1000 717 Victorian marble topped ebonised Boulle cabinet, ornate gilt work with ormolu figures to canted comers; single door opens to reveal one shelf. Width 34. Depth 16. Height 41. 2000-3000 718 Victorian oak mantle or directors clock, strikes on eight bells with separate gong for the hours, height 85cm. 1000-2000 719 Swiss music box, plays ten tunes and has three bells, simulated rosewood and inlay. 1000-1500 720 20th century two door mahogany china cabinet on Queen Anne legs, rounded gothic style glazing bars to doors, height 115cm x width 120cm. 750-1500 721a Oil of farmer droving cattle by G Smith 1768, 35x49cm. 250-400 721b Lake scene by L Ottinger, 35x65cm. 300-500
722 Georgian mahogany cased longcase clock by James Paterson Banff, brass face with cast spandrells, silvered dial, engraving to the centre with second hand and date hand, broken arch top with ball and eagle, case with boxwood stringing and standing on ogee feet. 4000-6000 723 Swinging clock held by bronzed boy, height 45cm. 600-1000 724 Burr walnut drum style mantle clock, painted face with inscription: 'Birch, Fenchurch St London', fusee movement, height 42cm. 1000-1500 725 Victorian mahogany mantle clock, enamelled face and foliate scroll boxwood inlay to case. 250-500 726 Exceptional quality plain mahogany William IV sideboard, rope twist legs terminating in lions paw feet, cast lions head and ring handles to cupboard, centre draw and cellaret, boxwood stringing to top and front, oval medallion of foliate boxwood inlay to the front of each leg, scalloped shell inlay to front of middle draw and to the top, fine quality shell and foliate carvings to the centre apron, height 92 x width 167 x depth 67cm. 6000-8000. illustrated front cover 727 William IV rosewood pole screen. 300-600 728 Late Victorian dining chair, delicate scroll back and splat with fine cabriole legs. 200-400 729 Carved wooden bear music box. 40-80 730 Contents of the Georgian comer cabinet comprising of approximately 25 glasses and decanters. 50-100
Dining Room
731 Painting of snow covered mountains labelled Charles Blomfield, 34x74cm. 200-300
732 Wall barometer by John Poole, 57 Fenchurch St London, ebonised wood with brass bezel and heavy bevelled glass, dia.28cm. 250-350
733 20th century torchere. Turned and fluted column. 40-80
734 Set of six mahogany reproduction Chippendale chairs. 2000-3000
735 Pair of carved wooden lions on pediment bases holding in front of them shields bearing coats of arms, height 54cm. 300-500
736
745
759
Georgian flame mahogany longcase clock, pediment with arch carrying dial for silent of strike and inscription: 'JC Moore Worthing', ogee feet. 3000-5000 746 Oil painting of cattle drinking at a river in the Scottish Highlands, 30x45cm. 300-600
Early Victorian burr walnut occasional table, rectangular cross banded top, octagonal centre column on base supported by four lion's paw feet. 750-1500 760 Continental mahogany serpentine chiffonnier, single drawer over two cupboard doors, carved corner supports culminating in bun feet. 1000-2000
747 Victorian tapestry bell pull with gilt metal scroll top and gilt metal foliate scroll and ring to bottom. 50-100 748 Standard lamp and shade. 50-100
761 Oil painting of early New Zealand river scene with Maori Whare. 42x28cm. 50-100
762 Hallway
749 Flame mahogany longcase clock by George Baird Carlisle 2000-4000
Vienna wall clock, mahogany·case, enamel face, height 120cm. 750-1500 763 Pair of shield shaped wall sconces, covered in velvet and each mounted with twin candlesticks and brass boss. 100-200
Fine quality flame mahogany Regency twin pedestal sideboard, tulipwood cross banding and boxwood stringing to top and original ring handles. 4000-6000
750
20th century torchere. 30-60
752
765
738
French brass comptoise wall clock, white enamel dial surmounted by mythical sea dragons with long embossed brass pendulum incorporating hunter shooting at moving wild fowl. 750-1500
Small watercolour by C.N. Worsley, 21x41cm. 150-250 766 Watercolour of a canoe race by Walter Wright, 24x36cm. 750-1500
Original 1867 land transfer document for a property in Tuacau. 50-100
740 Sheraton style mahogany dining table, turned column on twin splayed reeded legs terminating in squared ends with brass castors, separate centre section on splayed reeded legs can be used as a separate table, there are also two additional extension leaves giving the table an overall fully extended length of 300cm, comfortably seating 12 people. 3000-5000
Reproduction Queen Anne map of Berkshire. 30-50
751
764
Indian high relief carving of Siva, 60x30cm. 50-100
Skeleton clock by G Rossi of Norwich, height 33cm. 400-800
753 18th century oak coffer, panelled front and sides with moulded lid, 18cm wide. 600-1200
754 Lantern clock by John Good, London c.1690, mounted on oak wall brackets. 1500-2500
755
767 Good quality Georgian mahogany barometer by M Mayers, St Jame's Barton Bristol, with humidity gauge, thermometer, oval convex mirror and spirit level. 1000-1500 768 Watercolour by J.C. Hoyt of South Island lake, 14x41cm. 800-1200
Machine woven Persian carpet with red ground ivory fringes, 200x90. 100-200
769
Pears print christmas 1902 in a very elaborate gilt frame. 100-200
742
756
770
Flame mahogany wall clock, fusee movement with words: 'So teach us to number our days' printed on the dial. 150-300
Hand knotted Baluchi rug, wine red ground, 46x90cm. 200-400
Oil of South Island lake scene by H.W. Kirkwood, 24x25cm. 300-600 771 Edwardian oak barometer with enamel face and thermometer showing fahrenheit and celsius. 300-500
741
743 H Alleen hand coloured engraving of a horse race dated, 1848.26x37cm. 100-200
757 Hand knotted Kazak, 125x79cm. 200-400
758 19th century map of New Zealand by James Wyld, dated 1852. 300-600
Seascape by H.W. Kirkwood, 16x24cm. 200-300
772 Carved wooded wall plaque of fruit and leaves surmounted by eagle with wings out stretched, height 75cm. 75-150
773 Small Baxter print of mother and children and a tinker plying his trade. 50-100 774 Watercolour of river and countryside by W Menzies Gibb, 19x34crn. 400-600 775 Pair of pastels by J D Perrett, one river and mountain scene and the other river flowing through deep gorge, each 64x39cm. 500-1000 776
Small convex round wall mirror, worn gilt frame, 29cm. 40-80 777 Watercolour of Te Wairere, 1863 by Rev. J Kinder 24x34cm. 600-1000 778 French marble drum style mantle clock, enamel face. 300-500 779 Porcelain vase by Mirik Smizek, height 22cm. 50-100 780 Watercolour of South Island lake scene by CW Foster, 23x34cm. 100-200 781 Selection of six photos showing Japanese scenes and one reproduction map of Australia and New Zealand by Abel Tasman. 30-60 782
Mahogany hall chair, foliate scroll back with central shield and turned legs, c. 1820. 400-800 783 Oil painting 'The Horrors of War' by Nugent Welsh, 15x20cm. 100-200 784
Parian figure of a women carrying an urn on her head on a white marble base, height 40cm. 75-150 785 Alabaster column, height 107cm. 150-300 786 Facsimile of early map of USA in oak frame, 55x59cm. 50-100
787 French empire mantle clock in glass case, four turned wood barley twist pillars, ormolu surround to enamel dial, and elaborate ormolu pendulum. 1000-1500 788
Mahogany D-shaped fold over card table, rosewood stringing and decoration to top, front and legs. 1500-2000. illustrated 789 17th century oak chair, turned front legs and front stretcher, leather covered seat and central back splat. 400-600 790 Empire style chandelier, ornate bronze bands with crystal drops gathering at bottom central point. 400-800 791 Oak stick barometer by H Hughes, 59 Fenchurch Street London, silvered register and silvered register to thermometer. 800-1200 792 Oil painting of English country scene with wheat sheaves stacked in the field, 29x34cm. 100-200 793 Three shelved oak bookcase, 92x183cm. 100-150 Library
794 Superb original condition oak chest of drawers, c.1770, moulded top, two small drawers to top and three graduated drawers below, drawers cross banded and with original brass fittings, ogee feet, canted fluted quarter column corners, height 170 x width 120 x depth 56cm. 2500-3500 795 Victorian copy of William and Mary oak side table with boxwood stringing to top and drawers - two small one large, bulbous turned legs with bun feet, serpentine cross stretcher, height 75 x width 77cm. 1000-2000
796 Oak twin pedestal desk, three drawers across top, two each side with short barley-twist legs to stretch base, gadrooned top and half beading decoration to front of desk, height 78 x width 138 x depth 77cm. 800-1200 797 Miniature chest of drawers (apprentice piece) each drawer with stringing and satinwood inlay, two small drawers to top and four graduated drawers below, brass knob handles, beautifully made piece, height 47 x width 40 x depth 24cm. 500-1000 798 Antique reference books. 799 Set of the complete works of Charles Dickens. 800 Books by: Goldsmith, Priestly, Dickens etc. 801 Antique books. 802 Set of books, tales from the outpost, and books of poetry. 803 Shelf of books with decorated spines. 804 Shelf of books with leather bindings. 805 Set of Encylcopaedia Britannica, 1842 (incomplete), and complete set of Arthur Mee children's encylopaedia. 806 Shelf of leather bound Bibles etc. 807 Two early French coloured engravings, and one engraving with farmyard scene. 20-40 808 Oil painting by W Allan Bolard of South Island lake scene, 3lx50cm. 200-300 809 Oil painting of beach by Emmerson Porter, 34x45cm. 30-60 810 Leather bound writing slope, leather and mahogany writing interior. 100-200
Lots 658 and 653
811 Pair of marble book ends, carved as horses heads. 30-60 812 Swiss wooden cuckoo clock. 100-200
813 Machine woven Persian style carpet, ivory ground and fringe, 160x82cm. 50-100
823
838
Superb Sheraton mahogany chest on drawers, c.1790, three drawers to top, threes graduated drawers below, original handles, boxwood stringing to top edge and four fronts, height 97 x width 114 x depth 54cm. 2000-3000jl/ustrated
Oil of river and mountain, signed Watts, 50x75cm. 300-400
824
Bedroom Two
18th century oak mule chest, plain moulded lid, fielded panels to front and sides, two drawers to bottom of chest and bracket feet, height 91 x width 125 x depth 68cm. 1250-1750
839 Hand coloured drawing of European street scene signed Bryant, 58x38cm. 50-100
20th century oak jewellery casket, lift up lid, brass carrying handles. 826 Mahogany brass bound writing slope. 200-300
840 Superb Sheraton mahogany chest on chest, on the top chest: two small drawers and three graduated drawers below, on the bottom chest: three graduated drawers, splay legs and serpentine apron, original brass handles featuring an embossed sphinx, canted corners to top with satinwood inlay. 5000-7000
827
841
Carved wooded wall panel of fruit and flowers. 20-40
828
Ornately carved black Indian occasional table, height 58 x dia. 48cm. 50-100
Print of sailing ships: 'The Resolution' and 'The Adventure in the Downs' by Francis Holeman. 20-40
A pair of Alken sporting prints, waterhen shooting and sporting meeting in the highlands. 20-40
Bedroom One
829
843
818
The Crimean War print: 'The Thin Red Line'. 100-150
Carved wood statue of a chamois deer being attacked by an eagle, height 42cm. 50-100
814 French bronzed spelter mantle clock with seated statue of Shakespeare. 250-500
815 Shelf of early magazines, Auckland Weekly c.1815 and other commemorative issues. 20-40
816 Watercolour painting by D Bradshaw, 1912, of gentleman in front of thatched cottage, and engraving of Southwark Bridge 1827. 20-40
817 Wood swivel office chair. c.1920
50-100
Louis XVI style kingwood quarter veneered and cross banded card table. Satinwood stringing and fold over swivel top, width 21 x depth 38. 1000-1500
819
825
830 Small oil of New Zealand South Island lake by HT Garrat. 30-60
831 Original pastel by J Clayton Adams of lake scene. 50-100
847
Picture of Big Ben in London with clock mounted in the picture with musical chime operated by drawstring. 300-500
Painting by R Marshall, sheep countryside and lake scene, 44x60cm. 200-300
837
Oil of drover and sheep in country side by R Marshall, 24x45cm. 100-200
Small Doctor Syntax engraving. 10-20
822 Victorian oak hall chair, turned legs, barley twist stretcher to front, barley twist back supports with carved and padded back splat.500-700j/lustrated
845
836
820
Victorian walnut cabriole legged nursing chair, turned and carved back with padded splat. 400-600. illustrated
Indian carved table, height 39 x dia 38cm. 20-30
Print no.83 of Nelson in 1845. 30-60
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821
844
Two oils of the Scottish Highlands, one with deer, the other with Scottish cattle drinking at a lake, signed 'S Bean 1914'. 40-60 846 Victorian walnut dressing table, carved cabriole legs with super structure containing three small drawers either side, one centre draw surmounted by oval swing mirror on carved foliate supports. 1000-1500
Victorian walnut bedside cabinet, one panel door with single shelf inside, height 75 x width 39x depth 33cm. 200-300 18th century oak coffer, arcaded panels to front with carved frieze, carved panelled top and plain panelled sides, height 70 x width 128 x depth 4cm. 1500-2000. illustrated
842
Pastel of river scene by JA Bond, 50x32. 100-20.
833 834 Oil of country scene by W Williams, 1889, 34x44cm. 200-300
835
Pair of oils showing beach scenes and fishing boats. 100-200
848
849 Large oil of Mitre Peak by JD Perrett, in large oak frame, 66x96. 2000-4000 850 Early Georgian feather banded walnut chest of drawers, canted fluted comers and bracket feet with shaped apron. 2000-4000 851 A jewellery casket, top front and sides fielded panels, width 33cm. 50-100 852 Mounted pair of goat horns. 20-40 853 Mounted pair of cows horns. 30-60 854 Mounted pair of cows horns. 20-40 855 Louis XVI style two seater sofa with caned sides and back, painted cream with hand painted decoration. 200-300 856 Two Victorian rosewood armchairs, satinwood stringing and marquetry on front of arm supports, acanthus leaf carving to top of front arm supports, turned front legs with satinwood stringing. 1000-2000 pair. 857 Longcase clock by Herbert Wintnor brass dial and single hand, reproduction oak case. 600-1000 858 Small watercolour of harbour scene by Rex Carlton. 20-40 859 Print of a Scotsman and hand coloured lithograph of an artillery officer dated 1830. 40-60 860 Oak hall chair made from the timbers of Lord Nelson's flag ship, back carved with rope twist and naval decoration including cannon and flag, inscription: 'Launched 1797, Wrecked 1897', with the name of the boat in the centre: 'Foudroyant'. 200-400 861 Old Chubb safe, height 61 x width 46 x depth 48cm. 100-200
862 Queen Anne/George I chest on later stand, feathered cross banding to drawers, two small drawers on top, three graduated drawers below, stand: centre drawer and drawers each side, superb patina, height 137 x width 101 x depth 53cm. 4000-7000 863 Victorian walnut drum mantle clock, white enamel face. 100-200 864
Eagle carved from horn. 20-40 865 Early lithograph of hunter riding to hounds by R B Davis 39x46cm. 100-150 866 Oil of Manapouri by JD Perrett, 45x75cm. 300-500 867 20th century upholstered day bed on short cabriole legs. 50-100 868 Brass fire screen featuring Italian musicians. 30-60 869 Brass and cast iron fire fender, width 117cm. 75-150 870 Steel fire tongs and poker with brass handles. 30-60 Guns, Swords and Militaria
Buyers please note: A Gun Licence is requirted for 12 bore shotguns Estimates on request
871 English flintlock boxlock pocket pistol, brass frame and barrel, 'TM' stamped on underside of barrel, chequered walnut slab butt, sliding top safety catch through throat hole cock loading tension spring frizzen 16cm long. 872 English flintlock boxlock pocket pistol engraved: 'Patrick, Liverpool' within ovals on lock plates, turn off barrel stamped:'AN9515', slab walnut butt, 16.5cm long.
873 English flintlock boxlock travelling pisto~ engraved: 'Hill of London' within ovals against military trophies, brass turn off barrel, spring bayonet released by sliding trigger guard, slab walnut butt, 19.5cm long. 874 English flintlock boxlock pocket piston engraved: 'Dalman' within rectangle against military trophies on lock plates. Turn off barrel. Slab walnut butt. 15cm long. 875 English flintlock boxlock pocket pistol engraved: 'Spencer London' within ovals against military trophies. Turn off barrel. Slab walnut butt. Sliding top safety catch through throat hole cock loading tension sprung frizzen. 15cm long 876 English flintlock boxlock pocket pistol, foliate engraving to lock plate, name of maker: 'Smith, London' in ovals. Turn off steel barrel and brass frame. Fern tipped engraving to muzzles. Sliding top safety catch. Finely chequered rounded walnut butt. 15cm long. 877 English flintlock boxlock travelling pistol, engraved: 'Hewson, Picadilly, London' within ovals against military trophies. Spring bayonet released by sliding trigger guard. Sliding top safety catch. Slab walnut butt. 20cm long. 878 English double barrelled flintlock boxlock, over and under tap action pistol. Engraved: 'Wogden, London' within ovals against military trophies. Sliding top safety catch. Slab walnut butt. 19cm long. 879 Percussion cap pistol with name: 'A Gutteridge' engraved to top of turn off steel barrel, foliate engraving to white brass frame and butt cap. Finely chequered rounded walnut butt with escutcheon and patch box on end of butt. Swivel ramrod. 22cm long.
880 English over and under percussion cap travelling pistol with turn off barrels. Engraved on top of the frame: 'Burnand, Newcastle on Tymes'. Foliate engraving to frame. Turn over barrels and finely chequered rounded walnut butt with gilt oval escutcheon. 17cm long.
881 English percussion cap travelling pistol by John Manton (worn engravings). Turn off barrel, finely chequered rounded walnut butt with rectangular sterling silver escutcheon and finely engraved sterling silver butt plate. 13cm long.
882 Colt no.3 derringer. Marked on top of barrel in large letters: 'COLT'. Frame brass, butt plate walnut. C type licence required. 883 Colt no.3 derringer. Marked on the top of the barrel in large letters: 'COLT'. Brass frame and walnut butt plates (hammer spring broken). C type licence required. 884 Percussion cap pocket pistol with turn off barrel, foliate engraving to frame, silver gilt escutcheon and brass butt cap. Finely chequered rounded walnut butt. 18cm long 885 Percussion cap pistol with: 'W Procter, London' engraved to top of turn off steel barrel. Foliate engraved white brass frame and steel trigger guard and hammer. Finely chequered rounded walnut butt with oval escutcheon. 20cm long. 886 Percussion cap pistol engraved on top of frame: 'Field, Oxford'. Foliate engraved frame, trigger guard and hammer. Swivel ramrod, rounded finely chequered butt with patch box to end of butt. Oval silver escutcheon. 22cm long.
887 Percussion cap pistol engraved: 'Mabson' within foliate scrolls on lock plate. Sliding top safely catch. Fern tipped engraving to muzzle. Spring bayonet released by sliding trigger guard. Slab walnut butt. 21cm long 888 Belgium double barrelled 410 hammer shot gun.
889 Double barrelled 12 bore hammerless boxlock shotgun no.11460 by W R Pape, Newcastle on Tyne. Engraved on barrel 'Winner of the London Gun Club Trial, 1858, 1859, 1866 and 1875'. 30 inch damascus barrel and foliate engraving to breach block, walnut stock.
890 Single barrel percussion cap fowling piece by D Egg, London. Sterling silver fittings, 29 inch barrel, walnut stock.
891 Double barrelled 12 bore hammer shot gun by GE Lewis, B'ham. No. 9210. 30 inch damascus barrels with fine foliate engraving including pheasants and quail on the lock plates, walnut stock.
896 Double barrelled 12 bore hammer shotgun by John Dickson and Son, E'burgh, no.3367. 30 inch damascus barrels with fine quality foliate engraving to all metal except barrel. Nicely figured walnut stock. 897 Double barrelled 12 bore hammer shotgun with 30 inch damascus barrels by Steven Grant, St James Street, London, no.4168. Fine quality foliate engraving, walnut stock. 898 Moroccan snaphaunce long gun. Barrel half octagonal covered in brass sheet. 55 inch barrel, length of gun 72 inch. 899 Copper oval sectioned pistol flask with compartment for percussion caps, balls and powder. Stamp on the body: 'Sykes'. 900 Copper bag flask, stamped: 'Sykes Patent'.
901 Oval sectioned leather covered pistol flask with plunger style charger spout and screw on base for percussion caps.
892
902
Double barrelled 12 bore hammer shot gun with 29 inch damascus barrels by Thomas Johnson, Norfolk. Fine quality foliate engraving, walnut stock.
Small oval sectioned steel flask made into two compartments with a snap top on each end. Each compartment carrying a measured charge. 9cm long.
893
903
Late Georgian double barrelled percussion cap fowling piece by Joseph Manton, Hanover Square, London, c.1820. Very good condition. Ex. Peter Bale London, from the collection of Sir Stafford Cripps, walnut stock.
Small copper pistol flask with embossed eagle on each side.
894 Double barrelled 12 bore hammer gun by Dobson and Rosson. 38 inch damascus twist barrels, walnut stock.
Horn charger brass swivel top pourer. 906 Leather flask with embossed picture of hunter and dogs.
895
907
Double barrelled 15 bore percussion cap gun by J Purdey, c.1836. 31 inch damascus twist barrels and walnut stock.
904 Leather flask marked: 'Forsyth and Co.' with option of two different sized loads.
905
Leather flask with patent top.
908 Leather flask, option of two loads, repaired.
909 Old horn powder flask with screw on top.
910 Hom powder flask with horn screw off top. 911 Copper flask with military decoration: cannons, flags etc. 912 Copper flask embossed shell pattern, stamped on nozzle: 'Sykes', adjustable charger spout.
924
944
Leather covered steel flask, white metal top marked: 'G and JW Hawsley', unusual flip top charger spout.
Two water bottles the 'gillette' and the blue enamel army bottle.
925
946
Copper flask embossed with panels of game animals and birds.
Two replica flintlock pistols, one large, one small.
926
947
Two reproduction horn flasks.
Two replica flintlock pistols.
913
927
948
Copper flask, embossed fluting to body, marked on adjustable charger spout: 'Hawksley, Sheffield'.
Two reproduction horn flasks.
Replica Scottish targe or shield.
928
949
914 Copper flask, fluted embossing with adjustable spout.
915
English brass bugle with Royal artillery crest. Letters: 'RA' in relief and army identification mark: 'RA'.
929
945 British army water bottle, c.1900.
Genuine Scottish targe or shield.
950 Replica flintlock rifle.
951 Selection of sheath knifes and pocket knives.
Plain copper flask with adjustable spout.
Group of six WWI and WWII medals, earned by father and son: FE and AA Relf.
916
930
Plain copper flask, adjustable spout tip missing.
Small copper trumpet, 27cm long.
953
931
917
Small copper one coil hunting horn. 30cm long.
American sabre, brass guard and pommel, wooden grip.
Plain copper flask, adjustable patent spout.
918 Steel flask, leather covering missing, white brass adjustable spout marked: 'G and JW Hawksley'.
919
932 Small copper hunting horn by Kohler and Son, London. Sterling silver mouth piece, 23cm long.
933 Copper trumpet, 103cm long with France stamped on the side.
934
Plain copper flask, marked on adjustable spout: 'Quick loading, Fire Proof, Sykes Patent'.
Single coil copper trumpet, 54cm long.
920
935
Copper flask by James Dixon and Sons. Well embossed with hanging game, marked on adjustable spout: 'Dixon and Sons Patent'.
Three leather pistol holsters.
921 Copper flask embossed with hanging game, adjustable spout marked: 'Dixon and Sons Patent', spring broken and opening lever missing.
922
952 Oriental sword. Black lacquered handle and scabbard, 75cm long.
954 Indian cavalry troopers sword, brass guard and steel grip.
955 English infantry officers sword, c.1846, chrome guard and shagreen grip.
956 Italian pilar sword, replacement knuckle guard.
957
Reproduction horn powder flask.
British Royal artillery officers sword, chrome guard and shagreen grip. Blade marked: 'Wilkinson Sword, London'.
937
958
Japanese medal: 'Order of the Rising Sun', brass frame.
936
938
Chinese beheading sword c1850. Steel guard and pommel with brass and wood grip.
White pith Helmet.
959
939
Chinese short sword, cast brass guard and pommel with relief decoration and horn grip.
Leather covered brass telescope by Dollond, London. 61cm extended.
Copper flask embossed with shell and scroll pattern, adjustable spout.
940
923
941
Copper flask by Dixon. Embossed with floral borders and stars. Adjustable spout.
Two large and heavy bowie knives.
Eight power monocular in pigskin leather case.
942 Two old powder tins.
943 Leather army 'Sam Brown' belt etc.
960
Court sword and scabbard, brass guard and pommel, gilt woven wire grip. Watered design to blade inscribed: 'Davies and Son, Hanover Street, Regent, London, W'.
961 Wilkinson sword, steel guard with Royal Cypher, engraved and pierced, shagreen handle. Inscribed on the blade: 'Presented to Second Lieut. Henry D Peabody DCM with an Illuminated Address by the Inhabitants of Enfield 26 January 1916'. Blade carries a foliate design and on the reverse is the Royal Coat of Arms and the Royal Cypher. 962 British infantry officers sword c.1846. Steel blade and pommel with shagreen handle, watered design to blade with the name: 'Hayles and Co. R yde'.
975 WWII army cap. 976 Poachers trip gun. 977 Cartridge manufacturing bench. 978 Ammunition belt with brass canisters which carried a measure of powder. 979 Leather covered scabbard with silver fitting.
Furniture, Brassware, Copper, Pewter & Collectibles
963
US civil war staff officers sword c.1865. Watered design to blade and the name: 'SS Eliger and Son, New York'. 964 American sword, entire hilt brass. Blade engraved: 'EL Emerson' in silver and 'Trenton NJ, US DFM 1963.
965 Early 18th century English small sword. Steel hilt, concave faced triangular blade. 100cm long. 966 Calvalry sabre c.1800. Steel guard and pommel, shagreen grip, water design to blade. 967 Sword stick made by Aubrey Hooker. 968 Sword stick made by Aubrey Hooker. 969 Sword stick made by Aubrey Hooker. 970 Sword stick made by Aubrey Hooker. 971 Sword stick made by Aubrey Hooker. 972 Sword stick made by Aubrey Hooker. 973 Sword sticks made by Aubrey Hooker. 974 European pole arm or halberd.
On View in the Barn 980 Set of four mahogany Victorian balloon backed chairs, serpentine front to seat and bulbous turning to front legs. 1000-1500 981 Three tiered mahogany dumb waiter. Turned legs on modern casters. Height 105 x width 76 x depth 45cm. 750-1250 982 Copper bed warming pan with embossed flowers to lid and pierced with hearts and quarter moons, turned handle. 250-500 983 Gentlemans shaving mirror on stand supported by three pirouette legs, adjustable for height. Maximum height 168cm. 400-600 984 Victorian mahogany dressing table, four front legs turned and decorated with acanthus leaf design, super structure with two cupboards either side of swivel mirror supported by scroll and foliate carved supports. 1200-1800 985 Early British western electric telephone. 400-800 986
Rosewood writing slope, top inlaid with mother of pearl motifs. 200300
987 Victorian mahogany oval swing toilet mirror, height 72cm. 300-600 988 Georgian oak chest of drawers, four graduated drawers on bracket feet with oval Regency brass handles. Height 97 x width 111 x depth 52cm. 1500-2500 989 Very appealing Regency flame mahogany toilet mirror, bow fronted base with large central drawer flanked by two smaller drawers, cross banded and with boxwood stringing to the front and drawers. 1000-1500 990 Small proportion Georgian elm carver chair with cabriole legs shaped apron and padded seat. 500-800 991 Black lacquered Empire clock, ormolu caps and bases to the four columns and ormolu surround to the white enamel faced clock, ormolu pillar. Clock apparently in working order but pendulum attachment missing. 300-600 992 Small mahogany writing desk on turned legs, two drawers to top and two smaller drawers on each side of knee hole, height 74 x width 106 x depth 52cm. 600-1200 993 Regency rosewood dining table with central support and three legs, dia.125cm. 3000-5000 994
Oak extending dining table and six chairs. Table with ornately moulded and carved frieze and ornately turned and carved legs with curved end stretchers joined by elaborate centre strut. Chairs with caned seats, turned legs and elaborately turned and carved backs. 4000-6000 the set.
Two selections of antique shot guns from the catalogue
995
Unique pair of Victorian oak sideboards. Base to sideboards consists of two drawers over a cupboard. The cupboard has two doors, each of which is ornately and delicately carved with foliate and scroll carving. On top at either side of the two doors lions heads are carved in high relief with brass rings in their mouth. The brass fittings are of a very high quality and are cast and chased in high detail. The bases are surmounted by arcaded display shelves and central cupboard again finely carved with foliate and scroll carving. The display shelves are surrounded by galleries of turned spindles. Elaborate pediments are again ornately turned and carved. It is quite exceptional to find a matched pair of this quality. 5000-7000 996 Mahogany wine table on central column supported by three ornate pirouette legs. 997 Victorian mahogany writing desk on stretcher base with fluted legs. Three drawers to desk with super structure containing arcaded pigeon holes on two levels. 700-1200 998 Copper coal bucket. 100-200 999 Cast iron fire iron stand with three brass fire irons: shovel, poker and tongs. 150-250 1000 Old fashioned grocery delivery bike with large wheel at rear, small wheel at front surmounted by large frame for carrying goods - as used by 'Arkwright' in 'Open All Hours'! 1001 Martingale with four old brasses carrying the name of Edward Jones Saddler, Hamilton in Paeroa. 75-150 1002 New leather martingale, with four old brasses. 65-125 1003 Victorian brass candlesticks. 100-150
1004 Brass spirit kettle. 85-145 1005 Pair of Victorian brass candlesticks. 100-150 1006 Large two handled preserving dish. 100-200 1007 Copper saucepan with iron handle. 50-100 1008 Modern copper saucepan and lid. 25-50
1009 Georgian trivet with iron legs and turn wood handle. 60-100 1010 Side saddle in good condition. 100-200 1011 Victorian copper quart measure, damaged condition. 30-50 1012 Unusual balance scale by Perry of London, brass on a wooden base. 75-125 1013 Oblong pewter cake or sandwich dish with blue enamel medallion of one end, pierced the other. 30-50 1014 Pewter one quarter gill measure. 40-60 1015 Pewter half pint tankard. 30-60 1016 Pewter half pint tankard. 50-100 1017 Pewter gill measure. 40-80 1018 Pewter gill measure. 25-45 1019 Pewter half pint measure by James Yates. 50-100 1020 Half pint pewter tankard by James Yates. 50-100 1021 Pewter measure for double centerlitre. 25-50 1022 Pewter plate c.1750. 50-100 1023 Brass dinner gong, supported by a face in heavy relief of an old man. 50-100
1024 Copper bed warming pan. Plain pan and cover on turned handle. 250-350 1025 Board with selection of early barbed wires, board 39x17cm. 20-40 1026 Old cow bell. 15-25 1027 Old brass spring balance weighting up to 601b. 30-60 1028 Two small martingales with the name of Millar Saddler, Kirk Cudbright. 50-100 the pair 1029 Two old horse brasses. 30-60 1030 Selection of early forks and a knife. 20-40 1031 Pair of Victorian candle screens with tapestry worked screens hanging from ormolu frames. 100-200 1032 Pocket knife with trimmer and vets blood letting instrument (scarificator) 1033 Victorian copper kettle. 200-300 1034 Bronzed figure of man holding a skull in his left hand. 30-60 1035 Edwardian steeple mantel clock, silver dial, rosewood case with boxwood stringing. 300-500 1036 Copper kettle. 100-150 1037 Early New Zealand Railways mug, large letters crudely printed NZR on cup. 1038 Lid to a copper saucepan, inscribed: 'Made in Paris for E Bonnet, 55 Deaton Street, London, steel handle. 1039 Salt glazed coffee mug by Barry Brickell.30-60 1040 Copper kitchen mould. 30-60 1041 Pewter pint mug by Yates and Birch. Double scroll handle, scrolled initials: 'WYF'. 50-200
1043 Half gill measure. 30-60
1044 Half gill measure and other. 40-80 1045 Court tankard. 175-275
1046 Pewter pint tankard. 65-120 1047 Barometer with stags head 25-40 1048 Half pint measure by Yates and Birch. 30-50 1049 Pewter pint tankard by James Yates. 45-80 1050 Shoe horn shaped as a women's leg. 25-50 1051 Copper frying pan. 50-100 1052 Plate with pewter hot water jacket. 30-60 1053 Old brass milk skimmer plus modem replica. 45-75 1054 Victorian copper kettle. 200-300 1055 Victorian copper kettle. 200-300 1056 Victorian cast iron kettle. 50-100 1057 Pair of serpentine edged pewter plates, London touch mark. 50-100 1058 English pewter plate embossed in the style of an alms dish. 1059 Pair of early English pewter plates. 50-100
1060 Brass extending candle snuffer 50-100 1061 Copper hanging lamp. 30-60 1062 Old soda syphon. 25-50 1063 Edwardian Sheraton tray with stringing and inlay. 40-80 1064 Old copper grocery scoop. 20-40
1065 Old copper miniature coal scuttle. 30-60 1066 Old iron boot scraper and axe head. 15-30 1067 Old copper gallon measuring can. 200-300
1068 Old copper hot water bottle. 40-80 1069 Old cane carpet beater. 25-50 1070 Stoneware jar by Sharp Brothers, wire carrying handle. 40-80 1071 Two stoneware jars with lids. 40-80 1072 Selection of small Salter kitchen scales. 30-50 1073 Austrian stoneware bottle, trademark: 'Delphin'. 20-40 1074 Selection of old bottles. 25-50 1075 Selection of old bottles. 30-60 1076 Large copper pot. 200-300 1077 Very large cuckoo clock. 300-500 1078 Large wooden wall thermometer showing fahrenheit and celsius. 30-50 1079 Ivory and white metal handled buggy whip. 100-200 End of Catalogue
To be followed by the second half of the supplementary catalogue