Addisons The Winter Catalogue Sale 7th December

The Auction Rooms, Staindrop Road Barnard Castle, County Durham, DL12 8TD Tel: 01833 690 545 Fax: 01833 638 567 info@addisons-auctioneers.co.uk www.addisons-auctioneers.co.uk Photography by Richard Jemison

The Winter Catalogue Sale Saturday 7th December 2013 at 10.00am

Page width 162mm. Use this box to centre artwork!

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AUCTION SALES CALENDAR 2014 9 January Antiques & Interior 23 January Antiques & Interiors 13 February Antiques & Interiors 27 February Antiques & Interiors 8 March Spring Catalogue Sale 20 March Antiques & Interiors & Sporting Sale Lots 73 & 91

3 April Antiques & Interiors

Lots 74 & 92

17 April Antiques & Interiors

Lot 75

Lot 77

Lot 76

Lot 78

Lot 93

Winter Catalogue Sale

Including Property from Country Houses in Oxfordshire and Cumbria

Saturday 7th December 2013 at 10.00am Viewing

Commission and Telephone Bidding

Thursday 5th December 10.00am - 7.00pm Friday 6th December 10.00am - 4.30pm Sale Day 8.30am - 9.45am

The Auctioneers will be pleased to bid for lots for anyone unable to attend the sale.

The appropriate form should be completed and handed to the Auctioneers or their representative. These bids will be executed at the lowest level alowed by other bids and reserves on the Auctioneers’ book. In the event of identical bids, the earliest will take precedence. Telephone bids for specific lots can be arranged.

Order of sale Lots 1-21 Lots 22-34 Lots 35-108 Lots 109-163 Lots 164-188 Lots 189-283 Lots 284-358 Lots 359-391 Lots 392-448 Lots 449-553 Lots 554-573 Lots 574-590 Lots 591-620 Lots 621-792

Decorative Arts Glass European Ceramics Oriental Ceramics and Works of Art Metalwork and Silver-Plate Silver Watches and Jewellery Objects of Virtue, Militaria and Miscellanea Books and Prints Paintings Rugs and Textiles Clocks, Instruments and Boxes Mouseman and Arts and Crafts Furniture Furniture

Illustrations Front Cover: Lot 71 (part). Back Cover: Lot 511 Photography by Richard Jemison Catalogue produced by atgmedia The Auction Rooms, Staindrop Road Barnard Castle, County Durham, DL12 8TD Tel: 01833 690 545 Fax: 01833 638 567 info@addisons-auctioneers.co.uk www.addisons-auctioneers.co.uk

Online Bidding Addisons can offer an online bidding service via the-saleroom.com for bidders who cannot attend the sale. Live auctions allow you to watch the sale as it happens in real time and listen to the auctioneer via a live audio feed.

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Please be advised that any bids made via the-saleroom.com live auction service will be subject to an additional 3% commission on the hammer price.

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Lot 1 1. a LaTe 20th CeNTUrY FINNISH IITTaLa STUDIO GLaSS BIrD, by Oiva Toika, bearing original label to base.

Height 16cm £60-80

Lot 2

2. a SeT OF FOUr LaTe 20th CeNTUrY DaUM PaTe De Verre GLaSS PLaTeS, c.1970, each of circular form, with moulded figural scene to the centre and of differing colour representing the four seasons, each signed and inscribed 80/2000 verso. Diameter 27cm £400-600

Lot 6 Lot 4 4. a CLarICe CLIFF VaSe, in the My Garden pattern, raised on floral moulded triform feet, bearing Wilkinson Pottery mark to base. 14cm £80-120

6. a WeDGWOOD POTTerY GOLD LUSTre DISH, earLY 20th CeNTUrY, designed

by Alfred Powell, decorated with a waterfall and deer within a gilt border, signed with the designer’s motif in gold to base and no. 418. 32cm diameter £70-90

Lot 5

Lot 3 3. aN arT DeCO MaLaCHITe GLaSS VaSe, of trumpet form, press moulded with three nudes, grapes and vines, raised on dodecagon shaped base. Height 22cm £60-80

5. a CLarICe CLIFF CIrCULar BOWL, in the Autumn Crocus pattern, bearing Newport Pottery mark and impressed 18 to base. 22cm £80-120

Lot 7 7. a rOYaL WOrCeSTer PLaTe DeSIGNeD

BY SCOTTIe WILSON, of circular form, printed with stylised birds and and plants within a grey geometric border, bearing printed factory marks verso.

Diameter 25cm £50-80

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Lot 8 8. aN earLY 20th CeNTUrY PILKINGTON’S LaNCaSTrIaN BOWL, with blue speckled glaze, with impressed numbers 3285 to base. Diameter 18cm £50-70

Lot 14 Lot 11 11. a MOOrCOFT LIMITeD eDITION ‘DaHLIa’ VaSe BY PHILIP GIBSON, of globular form, with tubelined decoration of bright green upright stems and stylised flowers, bearing impressed marks, painted signature and number 72/250 to base, with original box.

24.5cm £300-400

14. a LIBerTY & CO. eNGLISH PeWTer BOWL DeSIGNeD BY arCHIBaLD KNOX, with stylised floral decoration raised on three ring feet, No. 0277, with stamped marks. Height 11cm £300-500

Lot 9 9. a SeT OF SIX MOOrCrOFT “FarM YarD” POTTerY eGG CUPS, each tubelined and hand painted with farm yard animals, with factory marks, boxed.

Height 4.5cm £350-450

Lot 15 15. a LIBerTY & CO. TUDrIC PeWTer aND eNaMeL TWO HaNDLeD BOWL DeSIGNeD BY arCHIBaLD KNOX, with pierced clover leaf decoration to rim and green and blue enamel to base of bowl, stamped and no. 0287. 28cm £250-350 Lot 12

Lot 10

12. a LIBerTY & CO TUDrIC PeWTer TaNKarD, with hammered finish and ‘C’ scroll handle, engraved monogram and dated 1937, number 01288, stamped factory marks to base. 10cm £40-60

10. a SeT OF SIX COBrIDGe “SPrING TIMe” SaLT GLaZeD eGG CUPS, each hand painted and decorated with flowers and insects, with impressed factory mark and painted signature, boxed. Height 6cm Note: For a short period of time Cobridge was sister company to Moorcroft. £200-300

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Lot 13 13. a LIBerTY & CO TUDrIC PeWTer THree PIeCe Tea SeT, comprising teapot, twin handled sugar bowl and a milk jug, with hammered finish, no. 01537, stamped factory marks to base. £60-80

16. a LIBerTY & CO. TUDrIC PeWTer TWO HaNDLeD BOWL DeSIGNeD BY DaVID VeaZeY, the frieze cast with rose bushes and insects and the motto ‘and the musk of the rose is blown and the woodbine spices are wafted abroad’ raised on a pedestal foot, with stamp mark and no. 011. 30cm diameter £600-800

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Lot 20

17. a LIBerTY & CO. TUDrIC PeWTer BUTTer DISH aND KNIFe DeSIGNeD BY arCHIBaLD KNOX, with twin handles stylised decoration and green glass liner, bearing stamped marks to base No. 0163. 19cm £800-1200

Lot 19

18. a LIBerTY & CO. TUDrIC PeWTer VaSe, DeSIGNeD BY arCHIBaLD KNOX, of bullet shape, the body cast with scrolling honesty, with green glass liner, on tripod foot, no. 0226, bearing stamped marks. Height 17.5cm £350-400 19. a LIBerTY & CO. TUDrIC PeWTer aND eNaMeL VaSe, DeSIGNeD BY arCHIBaLD KNOX, of bullet form, the body cast with whiplash decoration, raised on three buttress supports, no. 0927, bearing stamped marks to base. Height 29cm £1500-2000 20. a PaIr OF LIBerTY & CO. TUDrIC PeWTer COaSTerS, DeSIGNeD BY arCHIBaLD KNOX, each of cylindrical form, chased with Art Nouveau motifs, raised on loop feet, no. 0288, each bearing stamped marks to base.

Diameter 9cm £600-800

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Lot 21 21. a PaIr OF LIBerTY & CO. TUDrIC PeWTer CaNDLeSTICKS, DeSIGNeD BY arCHIBaLD KNOX, each with circular base cast with stylised roses and with detachable sconce cast with Celtic knots, bearing stamped ‘9 Tudric, 08’ to base. Height 16cm £700-900

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Lot 26 26. a VICTOrIaN aMBer GLaSS JUG, etched with two figures on a three mast yacht. 24.5cm £50-80

Lot 22

GLaSS 22. a PaIr OF 19th CeNTUrY STaINeD aND LeaDeD GLaSS PaNeLS, depicting artisans symbolising sculpture and painting, within clear and cobalt glass borders. Each 1.03m by 0.57m £400-500

Lot 24 24. a LaTe VICTOrIaN GLaSS MeaSUre, inscribed with makers L Casella, Makers to the Admiralty. 20cm high £20-30

Lot 27 27. a PaIr OF LaTe VICTOrIaN BLUe GLaSS VaSeS, of globular form with elongated necks, with enamel decoration. 28cm £50-70

Lot 23 23. a MID 19th CeNTUrY BOHeMIaN GreeN GLaSS VaSe, with white enamel painted panel of floral sprays and gilt painted decoration, raised on circular pedestal. Height 35.5cm £80-120

Lot 28 Lot 25 25. a 19th CeNTUrY “MarY GreGOrY” GLaSS DreSSING TaBLe Jar, of cylindrical form, the cover with characteristic decoration of a girl in a garden, in turquoise glass. Height 6.25cm £30-50

28. a SeT OF FOUr earLY 20th CeNTUrY CUSTarD CUPS, each bearing registration number to base. 8cm £30-40

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Lot 29 29. a MID 19th CeNTUrY COMMeMOraTIVe PreSS MOULDeD GLaSS TaNKarD, attributed to Sowerby’s Ellison Glass Works of Gateshead, depicting the opening of the High Level Bridge, Newcastle, opened in 1850. 10cm £50-70

Lot 34 34. a MaTCHeD PaIr OF VICTOrIaN HaND BLOWN GLaSS VaSeS, with baluster stem and frilled rim. Height 26.5cm £40-60

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Lot 30 30. a PaIr OF 19th CeNTUrY CONTINeNTaL BLaCK GLaSS VaSeS, of amphora form, each with gilt highlighting and decorated with Greek warriors and charioteers. Height 34cm £80-120

32. a CUT aND MOULDeD GLaSS SCOTCH WHISKY DISPeNSer, earLY 20th CeNTUrY, of urn shape, the cover with spire finial, printed to the body, “Gordon Brand Old Highland Whisky, Pattison Elder & Co. Leith and London”. Height 72cm £600-800

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Lot 33

Lot 31 31. a PaIr OF VICTOrIaN CUT aND OPaQUe GLaSS TaBLe LUSTreS, 15.5cm height. £120-150

33. a UraNIUM GLaSS FIr CONe BOWL ON STaND, possibly Joblings of Sunderland.

Width 27cm £30-50

35. aN earLY 19th CeNTUrY STaFFOrDSHIre PearLWare FIGUre, in the form of a seated lady, entitled ‘Widow’, raised on square base. Height 26cm £50-80

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Lot 39

Lot 36 36. a LaTe 18th CeNTUrY eNaMeL BONBONNIere, c.1770, modelled in the form of a goldfinch, the hinged oval base with a stem of purple flowers.

Height 4.5cm £200-300

38. a 19th CeNTUrY SUNDerLaND LUSTre WaLL PLaQUe, of rectangular form, printed with a sailing ship and with verse below ‘May Peace and Plenty/on our Nation Smile/on Trade with Commerce/ Bless the British Isle’ bears incised factory stamp to base. 21cm by 19cm £80-120 39. a PaIr OF FIrST PerIOD WOrCeSTer POrCeLaIN DISHeS, c.1775, of lobed circular form, painted with panels of birds and insects, on a blue scale ground, within a gilt painted rim, bearing blue square fret mark to base.

Diameter 19cm £200-300

Lot 42 42. a 19th CeNTUrY CONTINeNTaL DeLFT Ware eWer, decorated with birds in a landscape, with blue painted marks DB/30 to base. 27cm high £150-200

Lot 37 37. a LaTe 18th CeNTUrY eNaMeL BONBONNIere, c.1770, modelled in the form of a bullfinch, the hinged oval base with green enamel detail. Height 4.5cm £200-300

Lot 40 40. a 19th CeNTUrY eNGLISH POrCeLaIN PLaTe, c.1860, painted with exotic birds and flowers, on a cobalt blue and gilt ground. Diameter 21.5cm £40-60

Lot 43 Lot 41 Lot 38

41. a PaIr OF LaTe 18th CeNTUrY eNGLISH POrCeLaIN Tea BOWLS, possibly Derby or Worcester, enamel painted with blue floral sprigs spaced by gilt foliate swags. Diameter 8cm £30-50

43. a STePHeN DaKON FOr GOLDSCHeIDer POrCeLaIN FIGUre, c.1930, in the form of a lady wearing a grey floral dress with grey bonnet, raised on black circular base, incised factory mark and incised model number 6330 369 4 to base. Height 32.5cm £400-600

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Lot 44 44. aN earLY 20th CeNTUrY DUTCH CHarGer, decorated with chrysanthemums and other flowers within a gilt and brown wavy rim, inscribed on base and no. 5110/35.

Diameter 38cm £30-50

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Lot 48

Lot 47

Lot 51 51. a LarGe COPeLaND SPODe TUrKeY DISH, with printed and impressed marks to base, 58cm by 46cm £50-70

Lot 45 45. a LarGe POrCeLaIN JarDINIere IN THe DreSDeN STYLe, elaborately moulded with birds, figures, flowers and scrolls. Height 50cm by 62cm (across handles) £120-180

Lot 49 49. a LarGe DreSDeN STYLe CeNTrePIeCe, elaborately decorated with putti, dolphins, shells and scrolls. Height 69cm £120-180

46. a LarGe POrCeLaIN CeNTrePIeCe IN THe DreSDeN STYLe, elaborately moulded with lovers under a tree, flowers and scrolls. Height 65cm £120-180

Lot 52 52. a MINTON POrCeLaIN DISH, DeCOraTeD IN THe JaPaNeSe STYLe, c.1890, with raised gilt decoration of cranes, a dragonfly and bamboo, bearing impressed mark to base. Diameter 24cm £60-80

47. a LarGe POrCeLaIN VaSe IN THe DreSDeN STYLe, with floral encrusted decoration, and vignettes decorated with ladies. Height 57cm £100-150 48. a LarGe UrN aND COVer IN THe DreSDeN STYLe, elaborately moulded with flowers, scrolls and figures, with gilt decoration and vignettes of a courting couple and a tea party, raised on a gilt metal stand. Height 89cm £150-250

Lot 50 50. a MID 20th CeNTUrY LeNCI POTTerY MODeL, in the form of a squirrel, raised on a rectangular base, bearing script mark and remains of original paper label to base. Height 11.5cm £200-300

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Lot 55 Lot 53 53. a 20th CeNTUrY WeMYSS POTTerY VaSe, in the Wild Cherry pattern, of tapering cylindrical form with everted rim, bearing impressed Wemyss and painted retailer’s mark for Thomas Goode and Co., London to base. 15cm £80-120

55. a 19th CeNTUrY CeNTUrY CONTINeNTaL eWer, with porcelain body and gilt painted and bronzed mounts, raised on three paw feet, converted into an electric lamp.

Height 70cm £50-70

58. aN eNGLISH POT POUrrI, c.1830-40, the circular basket with an unusual stiff leaf border, beneath a floral-encrusted cover, pattern number in puce to the base. Diameter 15cm £40-60

Lot 59 Lot 56 56. a PaIr OF POrCeLaIN PLaTeS IN THe WOrCeSTer STYLe, probably Samson of Paris, decorated with panels of painted birds and insects on a blue scale ground and with gilt rims. 24.5cm diameter £80-120

Lot 54 54. aN earLY 20th CeNTUrY rOYaL WOrCeSTer BLUSH IVOrY JarDINIere,

by James Hadley, with gilt painted foliate decoration, with four satyr masks, raised on four hoof feet, bearing puce mark for 1925. Height 25cm £200-300

59. a PaIr OF MeISSeN BLUe aND WHITe BUTTer TUBS aND COVerS, decorated in the Chinese taste with willow tree and foliage within a hatched border, underglaze cross sword marks. 10cm diameter £80-120

57. a PaIr OF MID 18th CeNTUrY CHeLSea POrCeLaIN PLaTeS, c.1755, with moulded vine leaf decoration, painted flowers to the centre with a pierced shaped rim, bearing red anchor mark to base. Diameter 21cm £300-500

Lot 60 60. a WeDGWOOD eTrUrIa CreaMWare VaSe aND COVer, 20th CeNTUrY, with flower finial, two loop handles and on ribbed baluster body on a circular base, with printed and impressed marks to base, 26cm high £20-30 Lot 57

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Lot 61 (part) 61. a COaLPOrT CHINa Tea SerVICe, early 20th century, comprising eleven cups and twelve saucers, decorated with pink rose heads on a white ground with blue and gilt borders, (23) £20-30

Lot 64 (part) 64. aN earLY 20th CeNTUrY COaLPOrT DeSSerT SerVICe, each piece painted with a central panel of flowers and three cartouches of flowers in baskets within gilt cartouches on a green ground with white and gilt beaded rims, printed mark and no. 5772 to base, comprising twenty plates, two shaped oval dishes and three square dishes. (25) £250-350

Lot 67 67. a 19th CeNTUrY PearLWare TWO HaNDLeD TUreeN aND COVer, of oval form, decorated with panels of Etruscan scenes on a monochrome printed ground, impressed H to base. 38cm long £60-80

Lot 62 62. a LarGe earLY 19th CeNTUrY PearLWare TeaPOT aND COVer, of shaped lozenge form, sparsely decorated in green and brown with intertwined sprigs. Length 31cm £100-120

66. a PaIr OF GerMaN POrCeLaIN FIGUreS OF PerFOrMING HOrSeS, 19th century, each saddled and bridled in iron red and gilt decoration, both with front leg raised and the body supported by a central column, on naturalistic painted bases, bear underglaze blue cross sword marks incorporating a c to base. 15cm wide (with restorations) £200-300

Lot 65 65. a 20th CeNTUrY HereND CHINa OVaL JarDINIere ON FOUr GILT CLaW FeeT ON a reCTaNGULar STaND, the bowl decorated with flowers and fruit, Herend mark to base and painted with C455/FRN. 22cm wide, 15cm high £40-60

Lot 63 63. a LarGe STaFFOrDSHIre TWO HaNDLeD FrOG MUG, moulded and painted with dogs. 13cm high £30-50

Lot 66

Lot 68 68. a PaIr OF SMaLL BerLIN POrCeLaIN TaZZe, each painted to the well with a pair of birds on branches, within white trellis pierced gilt rims applied with green painted bows, decorated on the underside with butterflies and other insects, underglaze blue Berlin sceptre mark to base. 19.5cm diameter £100-150

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Lot 72

Lot 69 69. a PaIr OF earLY 19th CeNTUrY MaLLeT SHaPeD GLaSS DeCaNTerS aND STOPPerS, 28cm high £70-90

Lot 70 70. a PaIr OF LaTe 19th CeNTUrY STaFFOrDSHIre FIGUreS, in the form of a shepherd and shepherdess. Height 20cm £50-80

Lot 71 71. a STrIKING earLY 19th CeNTUrY CreaMWare ParTIaL DeSSerT SerVICe, in a vividly coloured chintz pattern comprising: a navette-form sauce tureen and cover with original ladle; a pair of baskets, one with stand; and two dessert plates. £150-200

72. aN eNGLISH POrCeLaIN ParTIaL DeSSerT SerVICe, c.1830, comprising oval comport and two sauce tureens, painted in brown enamels with grapes and vines and highlighted with gilding, unmarked. (3) £60-80 73. a rOYaL DOULTON FIGUre OF ‘BLUe BearD’ HN 2105, (second version, model 745) designed by L Harradine, with green feather in cap and green glazed skirt and shoes. 28cm high. See inside front cover for illustration. £150-200 74. rOYaL DOULTON FIGUre OF ‘THe WarDrOBe MISTreSS’ HN 2145, designed by Margaret Davies. See inside front cover for illustration. £60-80 75. a rOYaL DOULTON FIGUre OF ‘COBBLer’ HN 1706, designed by J. Noke. See inside front cover for illustration. £60-80

Lot 79 79. a 19th CeNTUrY GerMaN SaLTGLaZeD aND PeWTer MOUNTeD DeCOraTIVe eWer, the top with scroll decoration and dragon cast handle, the body with vignettes of classical maidens raised on a base with putti form feet. Height 62cm £150-200

76. a rOYaL DOULTON GrOUP OF ‘THe FLOWer SeLLer’S CHILDreN’ HN 1342, designed by L. Harradine, (1921-1949).

21.5cm high. See inside front cover for illustration. £100-150 77. a rOYaL DOULTON FIGUre OF a JeSTer, HN 2016 (first version). 25cm.

See inside front cover for illustration. £40-60 78. a rOYaL DOULTON FIGUre OF THe TaILOr, HN2174, designed by M Nicoll (withdrawn 1959). See inside front cover for illustration. £100-150

Lot 80 80. a rOYaL WOrCeSTer CeNTrePIeCe 1884, of shaped oval form, the twin handles moulded as elephants’ heads and raised on four scroll feet, in the Imari palette, with black printed mark.

Length 41cm £80-120

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Lot 85 85. a SUNDerLaND LUSTre MUG, height 8cm £45-55 Lot 81 81. a 19th CeNTUrY JOHN rIDGWaY & CO ParTIaL DeSSerT SerVICe, c.1830, each piece painted with a central botanical arrangement within gilt overlaid foliate and moulded pierced rims, comprising three circular low comports, two rectangular low comports, two oval low comports and seven dessert plates, each piece bearing puce printed factory mark to base, pattern number 5346 £450-550

Lot 86 Lot 83 83. a GrIMWaDeS BrUCe BaIrNSFaTHer ‘OLD BILL’ PLaQUe entitled “Where did that one go to?” Diameter 25cm £60-80

86. a MaCINTYre & Co. POTTerY MaTCH STrIKer, one side printed with “A Gentleman In Kharki (sic)”, after Woodville, the other with a poem from Rudyard Kipling, “The Absent Minded Beggar”, marks to base. Height 6.5cm £90-110

Lot 87 Lot 84

Lot 82 82. aN earLY 20th CeNTUrY rOYaL WOrCeSTer BONe CHINa CaNDLe SNUFFer, in the form of an owl, bearing puce mark for 1904. Height 8cm £100-150

84. a CLarKe’S POrCeLaIN LaMP reFILLer, the handled mug with lip and printed with a poem, “When nights are dark then think of Clarke, Who’s hit the mark precisely, For his night lights create light nights, In which you see quite nicely”, trade marks and registration number 91241. Height 10cm £50-70

87.

TWO 19th CeNTUrY TraNSFer PrINTeD PLaTeS, one depicting Joseph’s Dream, the other Ladies Playing Chess, each moulded with flowers to the rim. Largest 20.5cm £50-70

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91. a rOYaL DOULTON FIGUre OF ‘BLUe BearD’ HN 1528, (second version, model 745) designed by L Harradine.

28cm high. See inside front cover for illustration. £150-250

Lot 88 88. aN earLY 19th CeNTUrY PLaTe WITH MOTTO, “He IS IDLe WHO MIGHT Be BeTTer eMPLOYeD”, TOGeTHer WITH a STaFFOrDSHIre POTTerY CHrISTMaS aND NeW Year BOWL. Bowl 9cm high £50-70

92. a rOYaL DOULTON FIGUre OF THe BaLLOON SeLLer, HN 583, designed

by Leslie Harradine with white dress and green shawl. See inside front cover for illustration. £100-150 93. a rOYaL DOULTON FIGUre OF ‘THe COBBLer’ HN 1706 (third version, model 891) 1935-1969. 22cm high.

See inside front cover for illustration. £60-80 Lot 95 95. a VOLKSTeDT POrCeLaIN FIGUre OF a BaLLerINa, circa 1920 with lace dress, underglazed blue factory mark to base.

32cm high £80-100

Lot 89 89. a SHeLLeY PreSerVe Jar aND COVer, together with a SHeLLeY COMPOrT. (2) £45-55

Lot 90 90. a 19th CeNTUrY STaFFOrDSHIre TreaCLe GLaZeD POTTerY SPaNIeL, 21cm high £60-80

Lot 94 94.

THree DreSDeN FIGUreS OF DaNCerS with crinoline lace dresses applied with flowers. Largest 21cm high (3) £60-80

Lot 96 96. a VOLKSTeDT POrCeLaIN FIGUre OF BaLLerINa, c.1920 with lace dress standing in a coy pose on a circular gilt edged base, underglaze blue factory mark to base. 33.5cm high £80-100

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Lot 97

99. a PaIr OF DreSDeN CaNDLeSTICKS eaCH WITH a FIGUre STaNDING WITH a BaSKeT, late 19th/early 20th Century, underglaze blue R factory mark to base.

21cm high £30-50

97. a VOLKSTeDT POrCeLaIN FIGUre OF a BaLLerINa, circa 1920 with crinoline lace dress, standing on oval base, with underglaze blue factory mark to base.

58cm high £80-100

Lot 101 101. a DreSDeN FIGUre OF a GIrL CarrYING a BOWL, 17cm high, together with a small Dresden figure of a boy and a bird box, late 19th/early 20th century. (2) £40-60

Lot 102

Lot 98 98. a PaIr OF SITZeNDOrF POrCeLaIN FIGUreS, 20th CeNTUrY, modelled in 18th century costume both with baskets of flowers and holding dead game, printed blue factory mark to base and impressed 20. 18.5cm high £30-50

Lot 100 100. a CONTINeNTaL POrCeLaIN FIGUre OF a ParrOT, in 18th century style, perched on a tree stump applied with naturalistic purple flowers, probably Samson, bears anchor mark to back.

26cm high £40-60

102. a PaIr OF DreSDeN TWO LIGHT FIGUraL CaNDeLaBra, c.1900, modelled with a boy leaning on a tree stump with bird in his hand and a lamb at his feet and a lady with a bird cage on her shoulder, underglazed R factory mark to base. 30cm high (2) £60-80

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104. a PaIr OF ParIS POrCeLaIN GILTMeTaL MOUNTeD FLOWer VaSeS OF TaPerING FOrM, late 19th Century, with loop handles, mounted on stands with three paw feet, the porcelain decorated with flowers and insects on a pale green ground. 10cm high £60-80 Lot 103 103. a SUNDerLaND PINK LUSTre FrOG MUG, early 19th Century, with two decorated panels of the View of the Cast Iron Bridge and Sailors Farewell, together with a SUNDerLaND PINK LUSTre JUG, early 19th Century, of baluster form with central inscription to Rich. & Mary Cummin and two decorated panels depicting the Iron Bridge over the River Wear under the patronage of R. Burdon Esq., MP’ and the other of a courting couple with inscription below ‘The Sweet little Cherub... good birth for Poor Jack’. 16cm high (2) £80-120

Lot 105 105. a MeISSeN TWO HaNDLeD JarDINIere, possibly Marcolini, 19th century, decorated with birds and insects and moulded in relief with a flower encrusted garland, with underglaze blue factory mark 12cm high £80-120

Lot 106 106. a VOLKSTeDT POrCeLaIN FIGUre OF MaTaDOr, circa 1890, standing with hat in hand, bears underglaze blue factory mark for Trieber, Ens & Co., 1894/1895.

17cm high £50-70

Lot 104

Lot 107 107. a FreNCH POrCeLaIN FLOraL eNCrUSTeD TWO HaNDLeD JarDINIere, c.1860. 20cm high £70-90 108. a PaIr OF MeISSeN MaLaBar MUSICIaNS, 19th CeNTUrY, each standing in pointed hat and fur-lined claret coloured coat, he with guitar, she with hurdy-gurdy, each on a gilt rococo scroll base, he with impressed mark 72, incised 1523 and with painter’s number 52, she with impressed mark 53, incised 1519 and also with painter’s number 52.

Taller 34cm £1200-1800 Lot 108

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OrIeNTaL CeraMICS aND WOrKS OF arT

110. a PaIr OF CHINeSe POrCeLaIN BLUe aND WHITe JarS aND COVerS, each of baluster form and decorated with phoenix, children playing, and ladies in a garden and with six character mark to base. Height 30cm £1200-1500

113. a CHINeSe POrCeLaIN BLUe aND WHITe BOWL, decorated to the interior and exterior with trees and figures and with six character mark to base.

Diameter 21.5cm £500-700

Lot 109 109. a 19th CeNTUrY CaNTON FaMILLe rOSe POrCeLaIN CHeSTNUT BaSKeT aND STaND, of oval form, characteristically decorated with gilt rim and enamels of flowers and figural panels. Stand length 25cm £70-90

112. a CHINeSe POrCeLaIN BLUe aND WHITe BOWL, the exterior decorated with figures in a landscape and calligraphy, the interior decorated with a man under a tree, with six character mark to base (a/f). Diameter 21.5cm £700-800

Lot 111 111. a PaIr OF CHINeSe POrCeLaIN PLaTeS, each decorated with dragons and flaming pearls on a yellow ground and with six character mark to base.

Width 20.5cm £500-600

114. a PaIr OF CHINeSe BLUe aND WHITe JarS aND COVerS, decorated with figures. Height 16cm £500-700

Lot 110

Lot 114

Lot 112

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Lot 117

Lot 115 115. a PaIr OF CHINeSe POrCeLaIN BLUe aND WHITe BaLUSTer JarS, each decorated with ladies in a pavilion, with blue leaf mark to base. Height 8cm £600-800

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118. a LaTe 19th/earLY 20th CeNTUrY JaPaNeSe KUTaNI CHarGer, of circular form, decorated with panels of cranes, birds etc, a/f. 63cm £40-60

Lot 121 Lot 119

Lot 116

119. a PaIr OF CHINeSe POrCeLaIN DISHeS, each painted with precious objects in iron red, seal mark to the underside. Diameter 13cm £70-90

116. a CHINeSe BLUe aND WHITe POrCeLaIN BrUSH POT, decorated with figures in a garden landscape and calligraphy, with four character mark to base. Height 16.5cm £500-700 117. a PaIr OF CHINeSe POrCeLaIN POLYCHrOMe BOWLS, decorated with flowers to the interior and exterior and with six character mark to base.

Diameter 20cm £500-700

Lot 118

121. a CHINeSe CaNTON FaMILLe rOSe POrCeLaIN LIDDeD Jar, c.1900, of cylindrical form, characteristically decorated with figural and floral panels, height 6cm; together with a CHINeSe FaMILLe rOSe POrCeLaIN LIDDeD Jar, c.1900, of cylindrical form, the lid decorated with figures under a tree, height 5cm, a SMaLL CHINeSe PaLe GreeN GLaSS BOWL, early 20th century, diameter 3.5cm and a SMaLL GreeN CeLaDON SaUCer, probably Song Dynasty. Diameter 7cm (4) £40-60

Lot 120 120. a LaTe 19th CeNTUrY CHINeSe POrCeLaIN CHarGer, of circular form, decorated with enamels of brightly coloured foliage on a gilt painted ground, bearing four character marks to verso. (a/f) 46cm £40-60

Lot 122 122. a CHINeSe PaLe GreeN CeLaDON POrCeLaIN BOWL, probably Ming Dynasty, of conical form, with lobed rim, the glaze pooling in tear drops.

Diameter 8.5cm £100-150

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Lot 123 123.

FIVe JaPaNeSe IMarI PLaTeS, 19th CeNTUrY with wavy rims, each with blue painted signature marks verso, 22cm diameter £100-120

Lot 126 125. a LarGe earLY 20th CeNTUrY SaTSUMa VaSe, of tapering baluster form, characteristically decorated with figures and birds, bearing iron red script mark to base. (a/f). 77cm £60-80

Lot 124 124. aN earLY 20th CeNTUrY CHINeSe BLUe aND WHITe POrCeLaIN DISH, of circular form, decorated with geometric flowers within a blue painted rim, bearing seal mark to base. Diameter 24cm £200-300

126. a PaIr OF earLY 20th CeNTUrY SaTSUMa VaSeS, of bulbous form, finely decorated with a ‘thousand face’ design, with gilt mounts (converted to lamps), bearing gilt seal mark to base. Height 26cm (excluding fittings and mounts) £300-400

Lot 128

Lot 127 127. aN earLY 20th CeNTUrY CHINeSe FaMILLe rOSe POrCeLaIN CHarGer, of octagonal form, painted with figures looking at a manuscript, the rim characteristically decorated with figural and floral panels, bearing blue painted script mark to verso. 43cm £60-80

Lot 125

128. a CHINeSe POrCeLaIN BaLUSTer VaSe, decorated with wading birds and butterflies in a landscape on a blue/ grey ground, with four character mark to base. Height 40cm £80-120

Lot 129 129. a CHINeSe POrCeLaIN BaLUSTer Jar aND COVer, decorated with iron red bats, dragons and flaming pearls on a white ground, with character mark to base. Height 40cm £100-200

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Lot 135

Lot 130 130. a PaIr OF 20th CeNTUrY CHINeSe POrCeLaIN VaSeS, of bottle form, with outswept rim, decorated with a lady and her attendants and Chinese script, each bearing iron red and gilt painted seal mark to base. Height 45cm £80-120

Lot 133 133. a CHINeSe POrCeLaIN BrUSH POT, of hexagonal form, decorated with panels of landscapes and flowers, raised on small shaped feet. Height 11.5cm £400-600

136. a 19th CeNTUrY JaPaNeSe CLOISONNe DISH, of lobed circular form, decorated with polychrome flowers, standing on shallow brass foot. Diameter 29cm £100-150

131. a SMaLL CHINeSe POrCeLaIN WaTer POT, of globular form, with moulded landscape decoration, on light yellow ground, bearing incised mark for Chen Guozhi to base. Height 6cm £500-800

Lot 132

135. aN earLY 20th CeNTUrY CHINeSe CINNaBar LaCQUer DISH, of lobed circular form, carved with a mountainous landscape, with gilt painted rim. Diameter 29cm £50-80

Lot 136

Lot 131

132. a CHINeSe DING Ware POrCeLaIN BOWL, of circular form, with moulded decoration of five bats, calligraphy script to base of the well. Diameter 18cm £400-600

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Lot 134 134. aN earLY 20th CeNTUrY CHINeSe HarDWOOD CarVING, in the form of a Chinese sage, later converted into a table lamp. Height 61cm £120-150

Lot 137 137. a CHINeSe BaMBOO BrUSH POT, carved with flowers and calligraphy. Height 17.5cm £200-300

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Lot 142 142. a MINIaTUre NOVeLTY JaPaNeSe SaMUraI HeLMeT, possibly used as a string holder, raised on a turned wooden pedestal. Height of helmet 17cm £60-80 Lot 138 138. a CHINeSe GreeN HarDSTONe PLaQUe, in the form of a Chinese man in traditional clothes. Length 7.5cm £100-150

Lot 140 140. a JaPaNeSe BLaCK LaCQUer aND GILT LaCQUer SHIBYaMa BeZIQUe COUNTer, 1900, each tab decorated with a different insect. 9cm £60-80

Lot 143 143. aN earLY 20th CeNTUrY OrIeNTaL BraSS GONG, with roaming dragon decoration, suspended from a carved hardwood stand also carved as a dragon.

Height 40cm £40-60 Lot 141

Lot 139 139.

TOYOKUNI: TWO earLY 19th CeNTUrY JaPaNeSe WOODBLOCK PrINTS OF a MUSICIaN and a LaDY WITH a DOG aT Her FeeT, framed. 35cm by 24cm £100-150

141. a 19th CeNTUrY CHINeSe CINNaBar LaCQUer BOX, of cylindrical form, carved with figures in a landscape, diameter 9.5cm £60-80

Lot 144 144. a 19th CeNTUrY CHINeSe CarVeD JaDe PLaQUe, with carved detail of two Chinese children in traditional dress.

7cm £100-200

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149. a CHINeSe MaLaCHITe SNUFF BOTTLe aND STOPPer, carved with two figures amongst flowering foliage. 8cm high £200-300

Lot 145 145. a BrONZe MODeL OF a CHINeSe DraGON, raised on an ebonised base.

Length 37cm £120-180

Lot 148

Lot 146 146.

CHINeSe SCHOOL, TWO OWLS IN a Tree, watercolour on rice paper.

9cm by 14cm £50-70

148.

HSIaO CHIN (CHINeSe 1935-) LIMITeD eDITION PrINT IN BLUe, YeLLOW, reD aND GreY signed and dated ‘66, numbered 15/30 and with studio stamp.

42cm by 29cm £500-700

147.

HSIaO CHIN (CHINeSe 1935-), LIMITeD eDITION PrINT IN reD, BLaCK aND GreY, signed, numbered 13/30 and bearing studio stamp mark.

24cm BY 36cm £500-700

Lot 150 150.

20th CeNTUrY CHINeSe SCHOOL, CHINeSe GeNTLeMaN HOLDING a GLaSS, watercolour, signed with Chinese character marks and with red stamp marks, 66cm by 47cm £80-120

Lot 149

Lot 151 (part) 151.

THree JaPaNeSe 19th CeNTUrY WOOD BLOCKS OF SaMUraI WarrIOrS, signed, framed and glazed. 34cm by 24cm (3) £200-300 Lot 147

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Lot 152 (part) 152. a GrOUP OF SIX JaPaNeSe PrINTS, CIrCa 1900, all bearing character marks, framed and glazed. 35cm by 24cm £80-120

Lot 154 (part) 154. a PaIr OF LaTe 19th CeNTUrY JaPaNeSe WOODBLOCKS OF a MUSICIaN aND LaDY SeaTeD ON rOCKS BY THe Sea IN MOONLIGHT, both signed with character marks, framed and glazed. 35cm by 24cm (2) £80-120

Lot 156 (part) 156. a PaIr OF JaPaNeSe PrINTS OF a COCKereL aND a PeaCOCK, earLY 20th CeNTUrY, bear character marks, framed and glazed. 30cm by 19cm £70-90

Lot 155 (part)

Lot 153 (part) 153.

JaPaNeSe SCHOOL, c.1900, THree STUDIeS OF BIrDS INCLUDING a CUrLeW, coloured prints, each signed with character marks, framed and glazed. 24cm by 24cm £100-120

155. a 19th CeNTUrY JaPaNeSe TrIPTYCH WOODBLOCK PrINT OF a BaTTLe SCeNe WITH WarrIOrS ON HOrSe BaCK, 34cm by 69cm together with a JaPaNeSe COLOUreD PrINT OF aN aTTaCK, signed in margin, framed.

35cm by 23cm (2) £80-120 Lot 157 (part) 157.

THree JaPaNeSe COLOUreD PrINTS, CIrCa 1900 OF a LaDY WITH a FrOG, a WarrIOr aND a LaDY, TWO FIGUreS IN a GarDeN, all bear character marks, framed. 34cm by 24cm (3) £100-150

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Lot 162 162. a PaIr OF earLY 20th CeNTUrY PLIQUe-a-JOUr BOWLS, of lobed circular shape, each decorated with fish and flowers. Diameter 13cm £200-300

Lot 158 (part) 158. a LaTe 19th CeNTUrY JaPaNeSe WOOD BLOCK PrINT OF a LaDY HOLDING a BOX, together with a SMaLL JaPaNeSe PrINT OF a SCHOLar and a 20th CeNTUrY JaPaNeSe PaINTING ON rUSH MaTTING OF a MaGICIaN aND HIS aUDIeNCe (3) £100-150

Lot 160 160. a JaPaNeSe IVOrY OKIMONO, in the form of a young lady wearing traditional Japanese dress holding a bunch of chrysanthemums, raised on a pierced hardwood stand. 26cm including stand £180-220

Lot 163 163. a CHINeSe CarVeD BaMBOO POT, c.1900, of oval form, carved with bamboo leaf and plant decoration.

Width 13cm £400-600

MeTaLWOrK aND SILVer PLaTe

Lot 164

Lot 161 (part) Lot 159 159. a CHINeSe BrONZe CeNSer aND COVer, c.1900, cast with birds, the cover surmounted by a model of a Dog of Fo, with twin cast scroll handles, raised on four cast supports from a lobed base. Height 37cm £80-120

161.

19th CeNTUrY CHINeSe SCHOOL, CHINeSe FIGUreS ParaDING aND PLaYING GaMeS, a group of three watercolours, framed and glazed.

Each 30cm by 26cm (3) £80-120

164. a LarGe 19th CeNTUrY TWIN HaNDLeD COPPer PreSerVe PaN, of circular form. Diameter 56cm £150-200

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Lot 167

Lot 165 165. a LarGe PaIr OF 19th CeNTUrY BraSS PUSH-UP CaNDLeSTICKS, of faceted baluster form, each stamped with registration number. 30cm £50-70

167. a SeT OF NINe BraSS JOCKeY PreSeNTaTION BOXeS, 1950s, of oblong form, each mounted with a white metal head of a horse, each inscribed with the names of jockeys and their training bases, to include Gordon Richards, J. Mercer, J. Lyme etc. Length 15.5cm £100-150 168. a VICTOrIaN BraSS aND ONYX OIL LaMP, with clear glass reservoir, and stepped base. Height 62cm £50-70 169. a VICTOrIaN BraSS OIL LaMP, with amber glass reservoir, rope twist standard and leaf and scroll cast base.

Height 59cm £50-70

Lot 170 170. a SMaLL VICTOrIaN COPPer aND BraSS KeTTLe, height 16.5cm £80-100

Lot 171 171. a PaIr OF VICTOrIaN BraSS HOrSe CHIMNeY OrNaMeNTS, 23cm high £100-150

Lot 166 166. a BraSS CUP aND COVer IN 17th CeNTUrY STYLe, with urn finial, engraved in the Dutch taste, on ball feet and with integral stand. 25cm £40-60

Lot 168

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Lot 176 176.

TWO NeILLO WOrK WHITe MeTaL BOXeS, of circular form, one decorated with a double headed bird, the other with a mythical horse, size of larger 5cm; together with a 19th CeNTUrY SILVer PLaTeD BOX, of circular form, decorated with a classical figure playing a lyre, marked for S & Co to base. Diameter 4cm (3) £40-60

Lot 172 172. aN earLY 20th CeNTUrY BraSS CHeSTNUT rOaSTer, c.1910. 55cm £50-70

Lot 174 174. a PaIr OF LaTe 19th CeNTUrY BraSS CaNDLeSTICKS, of slender column form, raised on square bases with beadwork decoration, height 25cm £60-80 Lot 173 173. a VICTOrIaN MINIaTUre BraSS STOVe, 11cm by 20cm by 10cm £100-150

175. a VICTOrIaN SILVer PLaTeD FOUr PIeCe Tea SerVICe, c.1870, in the Rococo Revival style comprising a teapot, hot water pot, milk jug and twin handled sugar bowl, bearing impressed stamped marks for George Cutts, Sheffield. Height of hot water pot 27cm £80-100

Lot 177 177. a 20th CeNTUrY SILVer PLaTeD PILL BOX, of cylindrical form, with cockerel and engine turned decoration; together with a SILVer PLaTeD PILL BOX, of oblong form decorated with an ivory panel with bird decoration; a SILVer PLaTeD PILL BOX, of cylindrical form, with a watercolour of a flower monogrammed J.B inset into the lid; and a 19th CeNTUrY SILVer SCeNT BOTTLe, with flower and scroll decoration. (stopper missing) (4) £40-60

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Lot 181

Lot 178 178. a CaSeD SeT OF TWeLVe IVOrINe HaNDLeD FrUIT KNIVeS aND FOrKS, the blades with bright cut decoration, in original velvet lined mahogany case £50-70

181. a PaIr OF SILVer-PLaTeD SaLTS, c.1900, showing Art Nouveau influence, each large blue glass liner within a frame cast with masks and dragonfly wings, on paw feet. Diameter 7.5cm £80-100 Lot 183 183. aN eDWarDIaN SILVer PLaTe aND eTCHeD GLaSS FOUr BraNCH ePerGNe. £90-110

Lot 179 179. a PaIr OF SILVer-PLaTeD BOTTLe COaSTerS, each with turned mahogany base. £50-70

Lot 184 184. a CaSeD SeT OF SIX aNTLer HaNDLeD STeaK KNIVeS. £40-50 Lot 182

Lot 180 180. a QUaNTITY OF earLY 20th CeNTUrY IVOrINe HaNDLeD KNIVeS, each bearing a crest, Sheffield blades by Harrison Bros. & Howson, comprising twelve dinner knives, sixteen luncheon/ dessert knives, a further six knives of similar design, four carving knives and forks, partly contained in an oak canteen. £60-80

182. a LaTe 19th CeNTUrY SILVer PLaTeD THree BOTTLe DeCaNTer STaND, of trefoil form, with chased foliate decoration and central carrying handle, raised on three scroll feet, bearing the maker’s mark for James Dixon & Sons.

46cm £80-100

Lot 185 185. a PaIr OF VICTOrIaN SILVer PLaTeD SaLaD SerVerS, William Gallimore & Co., with chased decoration and ceramic handles. £50-70

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SILVer

Lot 186 186. a PaIr OF VICTOrIaN SILVer PLaTeD GraPe SCISSOrS. £60-80

Lot 189 189. a LaTe 19th/earLY 20th CeNTUrY CHINeSe SILVer BaCKeD HaND MIrrOr, chased with roaming dragons, bearing impressed maker’s mark for Hung Chong & Co of Shanghai and Canton, length 24cm £150-200

Lot 187

Lot 192 192. aN eDWarDIaN SILVer aND GLaSS SCeNT BOTTLe, BIrMINGHaM 1902, the oval silver sleeve pierced and decorated with scrolling foliage, with vacant cartouche and enclosing a conforming bottle; together with a silver-topped cut-glass hair tidy, of similar date (marks rubbed). (2) Scent bottle 11.25cm £60-80

187. aN earLY 20th CeNTUrY SILVer PLaTeD aSParaGUS TraY aND TONGS, twin handled and raised on bun feet. £50-70

Lot 190

Lot 188 188. a LarGe SILVer-PLaTeD GaLLerIeD TraY, of oval form, the pierced gallery with gadrooned rim. 56.5cm £40-60

190. a GeOrGe V SILVer MUSTarD, BIrMINGHaM 1920, of shaped oval form, with reeded handle, stylised paw feet and blue glass liner. Silver 3.23 troy ounces £40-60

Lot 191 191. a CaSeD SeT OF FOUr GeOrGe V SILVer NaPKIN rINGS, BIrMINGHaM 1916. Total 1.68 troy ounces £80-120

Lot 193 193. a GeOrGe V SILVer THree PIeCe CONDIMeNT SeT, BIrMINGHaM 1921, the salt and mustard with blue glass liners; together with a silver-plated mustard (lacking liner). £80-120

Lot 194 194. a SILVer TrINKeT DISH, BarKer BrOTHerS SILVer LTD, BIrMINGHaM 1963, of circular form, with scalloped rim. 2.69 troy ounces £30-40

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Lot 195 195. a GrOUP OF FOUrTeeN SILVer THIMBLeS, FIVe CHarLeS HOrNer, various dates and makers including Henry Griffith & Sons. (14) £150-200

Lot 200

Lot 198

Lot 196 196. a GrOUP OF FIVe SILVer THIMBLeS, TWO CHarLeS HOrNer, Chester 1901 and 1924; Birmingham 1898, maker’s mark CB (Christopher Buckton?); and Birmingham 1924 and 1927, maker Henry Griffith & Sons. (5) £70-90

198. a GeOrGe V SILVer SUGar CaSTer, WILLIaM HUTTON & SONS, BIrMINGHaM 1923, of octagonal baluster form, bearing crest of a unicorn’s head, with pierced octagonal cover and urn finial, 22cm, 6.5 troy ounces £100-150

200. a GeOrGe V SMaLL SILVer TaNKarD, HUNT & rOSKeLL LTD, LONDON 1916, in 18th century style, of baluster form, with leaf cast scroll handle, raised on circular foot, the base stamped Hunt & Roskell, Late Storr & Mortimer, 3313.

9.5cm, 5.7 troy ounces £100-150

Lot 201 201. a GeOrGe III SILVer SaUCe LaDLe, HeSTer BaTeMaN, LONDON 1774, Old English pattern, with engraved monogram, 1.6 troy ounces £60-80

Lot 199

Lot 197 197. a LaDY’S BLUe LeaTHer TraVeLLING VaNITY CaSe, earLY 20th CeNTUrY, the cover gilt-stamped with the owner’s monogram, fitted with four silver backed brushes, a hand mirror and a silver mounted glass bottle, the silver mounts dated London 1927, with original canvas travelling sleeve. £100-200

199. a GeOrGe V SILVer CHrISTeNING CUP, JOSIaH WILLIaMS & CO, LONDON 1934, of tapering form, raised on circular foot, with plain angular handle, 8.5cm, 4.2 troy ounces £80-120 Lot 202 202. aN eDWarDIaN SILVer CHaMBerSTICK, JOHN & WILLIaM F DeaKIN, CHeSTer 1901, with gadrooned border and thumb piece, 7.5cm, 1.06 troy ounces £40-60

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205. aN earLY 20th CeNTUrY SILVer PHOTOGraPH FraMe, WrIGHT & DaVIeS, LONDON, DaTe LeTTer WOrN, in the Arts and Crafts taste, mounted with small turquoise cabochons, of rectangular form. Size of aperture 17.5cm by 11.5cm £200-300

Lot 203 203. aN earLY 20th CeNTUrY CHINeSe SILVer COVereD BOX, c.1900, of circular form, with stipple ground, bearing impressed mark for Zeewo to base. 8.3cm 4.8 troy ounces £100-150

Lot 206 206. a PaIr OF CHINeSe SILVer NaPKIN rINGS, each cast with a frieze of figures in landscapes and pavilions, stamped marks. 2.33 troy ounces £80-100

Lot 209 Lot 204 204. a LaTe VICTOrIaN SILVer MaTCH STrIKer, eLKINGTON & SONS, BIrMINGHaM 1897, of circular form, chased with foliate decoration, the hinged cover mounted with a model of a bull. Diameter 14cm, 6.8 troy ounces £180-220

Lot 207 207. a GeOrGe II SILVer CreaM JUG, LONDON 1749, maker’s mark indistinct, with pedestal foot, half-gadrooned, engraved with a crest. 3.47 troy ounces £80-100

209. a CHINeSe SILVer SWING-HaNDLeD SUGar BaSKeT aND CreaM JUG, in the European taste, each stamped with character mark and “Sterling”. Weighted £150-200

Lot 210 Lot 208 Lot 205

208. a PaIr OF WILLIaM IV SILVer SaUCe LaDLeS, LONDON 1836, fiddle and thread pattern, engraved with a crest.

5 troy ounces £80-100

210. a PaIr OF MODerNIST ISraeLI SILVer CaNDLeSTICKS, each of tapering form, cast with a band of script, stamped marks. 19.5cm, 6 troy ounces £150-200

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Lot 214 Lot 211 211. a 19th CeNTUrY SILVer-MOUNTeD HOrN SNUFF MULL, the silver unmarked, the cover chased with foliate and floral scrolls. £200-250

214. aN UNUSUaL eDWarDIaN SILVer DOUBLe SOVereIGN, HaLF SOVereIGN aND STaMP CaSe, CHeSTer 1907, of square form, with foliate-engraved case, fitted with four compartments and suspension loop. Gross 1.9 troy ounces £300-400

Lot 217 217. aN eDWarDIaN SILVer MUSTarD, BIrMINGHaM 1909, of drum form, with pierced body, scroll handle and domed cover, with blue glass liner.

2.7 troy ounces £70-90

Lot 212 212. aN INDIaN SILVer SCrOLL CaSe, of characteristic form, chased with scrolling foliage, stamped marks.

22.5cm, 5.8 troy ounces £100-120

Lot 215 215.

BerTeL GarDBerG (FINNISH, 1916-2007), a SILVer CreaM JUG, with elongated spout, and twin ring handles, stamped marks including 925.

5.7 troy ounces £100-150 216. a SILVer THree PIeCe CONDIMeNT SeT, LONDON 1960, maker’s mark JLC, salt and mustard with blue glass liners, mustard spoon associated. Excluding liners. 7.4 troy ounces £100-150

Lot 218 218. a PaIr OF eDWarDIaN SILVer CaNDLeSTICKS IN earLY 18th CeNTUrY STYLe, HaWKSWOrTH eYre & CO., SHeFFIeLD 1905, each with stepped octagonal base, faceted baluster stem and octagonal candle cup, loaded. 21cm £250-350

Lot 213 213. a GeOrGe III SCOTTISH SILVer SaUCe LaDLe, J. McKaY, eDINBUrGH 1806, fiddle pattern; together with four silver sifting ladles, one Georgian, later chased and pierced, one with an apostle terminal etc. 6.75 troy ounces £80-120

Lot 216

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Lot 223

219. a SILVer SUGar CaSTer, BIrMINGHaM 1990, of simple baluster form, with domed pierced cover. 15.25cm, 2.45 troy ounces £40-60

221. a GeOrGe VI SILVer SUGar CaSTer, IN THe arT DeCO TaSTe, BIrMINGHaM 1939, of octagonal form, with a band of “Celtic” decoration. 15.25cm, 4.78 troy ounces £70-90

223. a 19th CeNTUrY SILVer FIGUre OF WINGeD VICTOrY, FreDerICK eLKINGTON, lacking date mark, the standing figure with one arm outstretched, the other holding a laurel wreath, on a scrolling circular base, possibly originally a mount. 17cm £400-500

Lot 224 224. a PaIr OF GeOrGe V SILVer SaUCe BOaTS, LONDON 1920, of Georgian design, with pad feet and scroll handles.

Across handle 19cm, 13.3 troy ounces £180-220

Lot 220 220. a VICTOrIaN SILVer SUGar CaSTer, SHeFFIeLD 1894, in 18th century style, with domed circular foot, partgadrooned baluster body and domed pierced cover. 22.5cm, 5.4 troy ounces £80-120

Lot 222 222. a GeOrGe V NOVeLTY SILVer DeSK TIDY, a. BarreTT & SONS, BIrMINGHaM, 1912, aND LONDON 1912, the spike surmounted by a detachable finial modelled with a cat, (this section with London mark, maker indistinct) the base with a mouse, retailer’s stamp to base, loaded. 16cm £100-150

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ADDISONS of Barnard Castle 227. a MID-VICTOrIaN SILVer CHrISTeNING MUG, BIrMINGHaM 1861, of waisted form, with leaf-cast scroll handle and engraved foliate decoration, presentation inscription.

9cm, 3.97 troy ounces £60-80

Lot 225 225. a GeOrGe V SILVer CreaM JUG, BIrMINGHaM 1915, in the Georgian taste, with reeded scroll handle and reeded base rim. 12cm, 3.5 troy ounces £70-90

Lot 230

Lot 228 228. a GeOrGe III SILVer CreaM JUG, LONDON 1819, of baluster form, on a circular pedestal foot, with beaded and crimped rims. 12cm, 3 troy ounces £80-100

230. a QUeeN VICTOrIa DIaMOND JUBILee SILVer PHOTOGraPH FraMe, BIrMINGHaM 1896, the crest with the royal cipher and dated 1837-97, the framed enclosing a rectangular aperture.

Aperture 12cm by 7.5cm £150-200

Lot 226 226. a GeOrGe III SILVer TeaPOT STaND, LONDON 1817, the oval tray with engraved decoration surrounding a crest, raised on ball and claw feet. 20cm, 7.7 troy ounces £180-220 Lot 231

Lot 229 229. a DUTCH SILVer Tea CaDDY, IMPOrT MarKS FOr SHeFFIeLD 1894, of navette form, chased with figural cartouches and pendant swags.

8.5cm, 4.66 troy ounces £120-180

Lot 227

231. a MIDDLe eaSTerN, POSSIBLY PerSIaN, SILVer GOBLeT, the small bowl on an elongated stem and circular foot, with engraved stylised foliate decoration; together with a SILVerMOUNTeD GLaSS, OF SIMILar OrIGIN, the glass bowl within a pierced silver sleeve, on an elongated stem and stepped circular foot. (2) First 15.5cm, 3.9 troy ounces £150-200

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237. a CONTINeNTaL SILVer WaGer CUP LaTe 19th CeNTUrY, stamped marks including 800, cast as a lady in 16th century costume. 9.25cm, 1.5 troy ounces £150-200 Lot 232 232. a GeOrGe V SILVer CaDDY SPOON, THOMaS BraDBUrY & SONS, SHeFFIeLD 1925, with leaf-shaped bowl. 8.5cm £40-60

Lot 235 235.

LIBerTY & CO., a CaSeD SeT OF SIX COMMeMOraTIVe SILVer TeaSPOONS, LONDON 1972, to commemorate the bicentenary of the Boston Tea Party (1973), the underside of each bowl engraved with a cipher “I Love Liberty”, Hanoverian pattern. £100-150

Lot 238 238. a PaIr OF GeOrGe V SILVer NaPKIN rINGS, CHeSTer 1922. £30-40

Lot 236 Lot 233 233. a CaSeD SILVer SaLT aND PePPer, BIrMINGHaM 1960, each of baluster form. 3.2 troy ounces £60-80

236. a GeOrGe III SILVer TeaPOT, JOHN LaNGLaNDS I & JOHN rOBerTSON I, NeWCaSTLe 1784, of shaped oval form, with bright-cut decoration, and raised on ball feet, the underside bearing inscription, “A Gift from R to J as a Grateful Token of Friendship 1786”.

28cm across handle, gross 16 troy ounces £250-350

Lot 239 239. a PaIr OF LaTe VICTOrIaN SILVer TrINKeT DISHeS, CaSeD, SHeFFIeLD 1895, of circular form, decorated with c-scrolls. Each 8.5cm £40-60

Lot 240

Lot 234 234. a MID-VICTOrIaN SILVer CarD CaSe, GeOrGe UNITe, BIrMINGHaM 1877, with scalloped rim and chased and engraved with foliate decoration.

10cm, 1.97 troy ounces £100-150 Lot 237

240. aN earLY VICTOrIaN SILVer MUSTarD, JOHN & HeNrY LIaS, LONDON 1842, of bulbous cauldron form, with stepped domed cover, scroll feet and floral finial. Length across handle. 12.5cm, 5.8 troy ounces £100-150

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Lot 244 Lot 241 241. a PaIr OF GeOrGe IV SILVer SUGar TONGS, WILLIaM BaTeMaN, LONDON 1824, with bright-cut decoration.

1.13 troy ounces £40-60

244. a MaTCHeD PaIr OF SILVer BerrY SPOONS, PeTer & aNN BaTeMaN, LONDON, 1792 aND WILLIaM eaTON, LONDON, 1814, later chased, engraved and cased as a pair of berry spoons.

5.93 troy ounces £150-250

Lot 247 247. a GeOrGe III SILVer CarD TraY, LONDON, 1778, with beaded rim and raised on ball and claw feet. Width 17cm, 6.96 troy ounces £150-250

Lot 248 Lot 242 242. a PaIr OF earLY VICTOrIaN SILVer SUGar TONGS, JaMeS BarBer & WILLIaM NOrTH, YOrK, c.1840-50.

1.15 troy ounces £40-60

Lot 245 245.

SeT OF SIX SILVer MIDDLe-eaSTerN NaPKIN rINGS, probably Persian, each of octagonal form and with printed decoration. 4.2 troy ounces £60-80

248. a SILVer PIN TraY, BIrMINGHaM, 1929, of shaped rectangular form and with engine turned decoration. 13cm by 8cm, 1.29 troy ounces. £30-50

Lot 243 243. a SILVer arT DeCO TWIN-HaNDLeD TrINKeT DISH, W. Greenwood & Sons, Leeds, 1939, of octagonal form. 14.5cm (handle to handle), 3.77 troy ounces £60-80

Lot 246 246. a GeOrGe III SILVer TeaPOT STaND, JOHN SCHOFIeLD, LONDON, 1783, oval, with a beaded rim, engraved to the centre with an armorial, raised on scroll cast feet. 23cm wide, 11.7 troy ounces £250-350

Lot 249 249. a SILVer aND eNaMeL CIGareTTe CaSe, the square, engine turned case with a band of blue enamel to the edge and a central oval band, stamped 900.

3.91 troy ounces. £80-120

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Lot 255 252. aN earLY VICTOrIaN SILVer SWING HaNDLeD CaKe BaSKeT, rOBerT JONeS, LONDON, 1839, reTaILeD

BY MaKePeaCe OF LONDON, heavily chased and engraved with leaves and c-scrolls, the central well engraved with a monogram, raised on a pedestal foot.

Diameter 27cm, 24.96 troy ounces. £350-450

250.

TWO SILVer PHOTOGraPH FraMeS, both of rectangular form, one Walker & Hall, 1989. Each 16cm by 12cm £30-50

254. a PaIr OF GeOrGe V SILVer SaUCe BOaTS, STUarT DaWSON LTD, LONDON 1911, in the Georgian taste, with shaped pad feet. 5.35 troy ounces £80-120 255. a LarGe eDWarDIaN TWIN-HaNDLeD POrrINGer aND COVer, SKINNer & CO., LONDON 1908, in 18th century style, the domed cover with pierced foliate knop, the body engraved with Oriental figures and flowering boughs, applied with foliate capped scroll handles on a stepped circular foot.

20cm, 24.5 troy ounces £300-400

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Lot 251 251. a SILVer MeDaL aWarDeD BY THe aGrICULTUraL SOCIeTY SHOW aT BeLFOrD, 28th JULY 1899, to Mr George Robinson for, “A Turnip Lifting, Topping And Sorting Machine”, one side cast with a ploughing scene, with ribbon, in original fitted case (unmarked but tests as silver).

1.6 troy ounces. £40-60

253.

THree SILVer SUGar TONGS COMPrISING: WILLIaM IV, a.

STerLING, GLaSGOW 1831, with shell bowls; GeOrGe III, SaMUeL GODBeHere, eDWarD WIGaN & JaMeS BOULT, LONDON 1808, with bright-cut decoration; and GeOrGe III, THOMaS WaLLIS, LONDON, without date mark, and with pierced scroll-cast arms. (3) Total 3.6 troy ounces £70-90 Lot 256

Lot 254

256. aN eDWarDIaN SILVer HOT WaTer UrN, BIrMINGHaM 1905, in the Adam Revival taste, with domed cover, reeded upscrolled handles, chased with bands of foliage and on domed circular foot.

34cm, 36 troy ounces £300-500

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Lot 257

258. a HaNDSOMe aND eXTeNSIVe eDWarDIaN SILVer FLaTWare SerVICe, CarrINGTON & CO., LONDON 1908, fiddle and thread pattern, each piece engraved with a crest and comprising: thirty dinner forks; twelve dessert forks; twenty-two dessert spoons; fourteen table spoons; ten tea spoons; six coffee spoons; a pair of basting spoons; a soup ladle; a pair of fish servers; a sauce ladle; a straining ladle; twelve ivory-handled dinner knives with steel blades marked Harrods Ltd. Total silver 226 troy ounces £3000-4000 259. a PaIr OF GeOrGe V SILVer MUSTarDS, aDIe BrOS., BIrMINGHaM 1926 & 1927, of oval drum form, with urn knops and blue glass liners. Excluding liners total 6 troy ounces £80-120

Lot 259

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260. a MarIa THereSa SILVer COIN DISH, together with aN eTHIOPIaN (aBYSSINIa) SILVer COIN DISH. (2) 5.5 troy ounces £60-80 Lot 263

266.

TWO SILVer DrUM MUSTarDS: DeaKIN & FraNCIS, BIrMINGHaM 1913 aND SHeFFIeLD 1907, each of oval form, with associated spoon and blue glass liner. Silver 5.17 troy ounces £60-90

263. a GeOrGe V SILVer SUGar BaSKeT, LONDON 1933, of navette form, with reeded swing handle and pedestal foot.

5.7 troy ounces £70-90

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Lot 261 261.

TWO FreNCH SILVer BeaKerS, c.1900, each in the Art Nouveau taste, stamped marks, 84 grade. 5.9 troy ounces £60-80

Lot 264 264. a PaIr OF LaTe VICTOrIaN SILVer SWeeTMeaT DISHeS, JOSePH HeMING, LONDON 1898, of navette form, with pierced sides and scroll handles. Across handles 19.5cm, 5.5 troy ounces £80-120

267. a PaIr OF LaTe VICTOrIaN SILVer SUGar TONGS, LONDON 1898, King’s pattern; together with a set of George V silver coffee spoons, Sheffield 1926, each engraved with a crest; and a Victorian silver mustard spoon, London 1863, fiddle and thread pattern.

6 troy ounces £70-90

Lot 262 262. a PaIr OF eDWarDIaN SILVer SaUCe LaDLeS, LONDON 1909, OLD eNGLISH PaTTerN, each engraved with a crest.

5 troy ounces £60-80

Lot 268 268. a SeT OF FOUr VICTOrIaN SILVer SaLTS, GeOrGe FOX, LONDON 1875, each of cauldron form and raised on ball feet, with gilt interiors. 5.4 troy ounces £80-120 Lot 265 265. a PaIr OF GeOrGe VI SILVer PePPer GrINDerS, LONDON 1937, of baluster form, with Peugeot Freres mechanisms.

11cm £80-120

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Lot 269 269. a SeT OF THIrTeeN LaTe VICTOrIaN SILVer TeaSPOONS, FraNCIS HIGGINS, LONDON 1900, fiddle pattern, each engraved with a monogram.

11 troy ounces £100-150

Lot 270 270. a GeOrGe V SILVer VeSTa CaSe, W.J. HaSeLer, BIrMINGHaM 1911, applied with an oval enamel plaque depicting the RMS Titanic. £180-250

Lot 272 272.

TWO PaIrS OF GeOrGIaN SILVer SUGar TONGS, both with brightcut decoration, the first, London 1807, the other of similar date. (2) 1.94 troy ounces £50-70

Lot 275 275. a GeOrGe III SILVer TODDY LaDLe, THOMaS WaTSON, NeWCaSTLe 1806, fiddle pattern, 0.99 troy ounces £120-150

Lot 273

Lot 276

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THree PaIrS OF GeOrGIaN SILVer SUGar TONGS, each with bright-cut decoration, two London 1799, the third 1800. (3) 2.81 troy ounces £70-90

276. a GeOrGe III SCOTTISH SILVer TODDY LaDLe, eDINBUrGH 1818, bearing maker’s initials JN, Kings pattern, 1.18 troy ounces £100-150

Lot 271 271. a SeT OF SIX SILVer NOVeLTY MeNU CarD HOLDerS, each of hat form, stamped “Sterling”. 3.8 troy ounces £100-150

Lot 274 274. a GeOrGe III SILVer CHrISTeNING MUG, LONDON 1812, of tapering cylindrical form, with a (later) band of foliate and floral decoration.

2.69 troy ounces £80-100

Lot 277 277. a GeOrGe V SILVer COLLareD CUT GLaSS DeCaNTer, JOHN GrINSeLL & SONS, BIrMINGHaM 1934, of cylindrical form, with stopper. 28cm £60-80

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281. a SILVer TOPPeD CUT GLaSS DreSSING TaBLe Jar IN THe arT NOUVeaU TaSTe, the silver cover cast with a girls head and flowers, stamped ‘Sterling’.

Height 10cm £70-90

Lot 279 279. a PaIr OF eDWarDIaN SILVer GraPe SCISSOrS, HarrISON BrOTHerS & HOWSON, SHeFFIeLD 1903, 4.46 troy ounces £150-200 280. a CaSeD SeT OF TWeLVe SILVer TeaSPOONS aND a PaIr OF MaTCHING SILVer TONGS, CHarLeS TUrMaN BUrrOWS, BIrMINGHaM 1931, with pierced handles, in a black velvet lined fitted box, 3.98 troy ounces £80-100

Lot 282 282. a PaIr OF GeOrGe II SILVer TaBLe SPOONS, Hanoverian pattern, marked for London 1727. 3.5 troy ounces £200-300

Lot 278 278. a GeOrGe V SILVer COLLareD CUT GLaSS PerFUMe BOTTLe, MaPPIN BrOTHerS, LONDON 1915, of lighthouse form, with finial stopper.

21cm £50-70

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283. a SeT OF THree GeOrGe I BrITaNNIa SILVer TaBLe SPOONS, LONDON 1718, Hanoverian Rat Tail pattern.

5.7 troy ounces £250-300

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286. a VINTaGe OMeGa GUN MeTaL FOB WaTCH, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary dial, serial no. 4412063. Dial 28mm £40-60

Lot 284 284. a MID 20th CeNTUrY GeNTLeMaN’S OYSTer COMMaNDer WrISTWaTCH, c.1940, with gold plated case, cream dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds hand, incised 901/27 verso, size of bezel 25mm £100-150

Lot 287

Lot 289

287. a MID 20th CeNTUrY GeNTLeMaN’S MILITarY WrISTWaTCH, with stainless steel case, the painted face with Arabic numerals at the quarters and sweeping second hand, with 17 jewel movement, the dial marked HMT for the Hindustan Machine Tool Company, with black leather strap. Size of the bezel 35mm £60-80

289. a LaDY’S 18ct GOLD OPeN FaCe FOB WaTCH, the case marked “18k”, scroll and foliate-engraved, with a monogram, enclosing a gilt dial with Roman numerals, keyless wind movement. £200-300

Lot 285

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285. a 14ct GOLD POCKeT WaTCH, stamped “14k”, circular dial with white enamel dial, Roman numerals and seconds dial, the case chased with foliate scroll decoration, on a fancy link Albert stamped “9ct”. Chain weighs 6.3gms. £200-300

290. a SaPPHIre aND DIaMOND rING, the brilliant-cut diamond estimated to weigh 0.79 carats, millegrain collet set within a bezel of calibre cut sapphires, between diamond set shoulders.

Ring size O £1400-1800 Lot 288 288. a GeOrGe V 18ct GOLD LaDY’S HaLF HUNTer FOB WaTCH, the case marked for London 1932, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, scroll and foliate-engraved case, with a monogram, keyless wind movement. 53 grams £250-350

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291. a PaIr OF SaPPHIre aND DIaMOND earrINGS, of pendant design, set with two pear-cut and two oval mixed-cut sapphires, collet set and spaced by rosecut diamond highlights. Hook fittings. £1000-1200 292. aN eDWarDIaN MOTHer OF PearL, PearL aND GOLD GeNTLeMaN’S DreSS SeT, comprising pair of cufflinks, two collar studs and four shirt studs, the square plaques set with a mother-ofpearl plaque and centred by a single pearl, mounted in 18ct white gold, the yellow gold backs in 9ct yellow gold, in a fitted Mappin & Webb box. £500-700 293. a SaPPHIre, PearL aND DIaMOND PeNDaNT, CIrCa 1890, the two circular mixed-cut sapphires and single pearl set in trefoil formation within a crescent mount set with nine graduating rosecut diamonds, on simple pendant hoop.

1.4cm long. £200-300 Lot 291

294. a CULTUreD PearL aND DIaMOND BrOOCH, CIrCa 1900, the cultured pearl within an undulating frame set with rose-cut diamonds, above a yellow gold gallery with engraved detail.

Brooch pin fitting. 3.9cm long. £500-700

Lot 295 295. a COraL aND JaDeITe PeNDaNT, the circular disc with pierced centre, below a Dragon motif, suspending a double scroll with three pendant drops of coral beads and torpedo shaped drop.

8.5cm long. £700-900

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Lot 296 296. a JaDeITe NeCKLaCe, the graduating beads on an oval jadeite clasp. £400-600 297. a VICTOrIaN GOLD aND SeeD PearL BaNGLe, CIrCa 1880, the upper section set with a uniform row of thirteen half pearls four claw set within square mounts, within beaded edge, above plain bangle. Total weight 19.3gms £400-600

Lot 298

298. a PaIr OF OPaL aND DIaMOND earrINGS, of pendant design, each pear-cut opal within a bezel of twenty three circular cut diamonds millegrain collet set, below a diamond collet and circular cabochon-cut opal surmount.

Hook fittings. £2400-3000 299. a PaIr OF SaPPHIre aND DIaMOND earrINGS, each brilliant-cut diamond millegrain set within a bezel of calibrecut sapphires. Post and butterfly fittings. £1400-1800

Lot 300 300. a VICTOrIaN aMeTHYST PeNDaNT, CIrCa 1870, the step-cut amethyst collet set within a moulded scroll mount, set with pearl highlights. £350-450

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305. a PaIr OF DIaMOND CLUSTer earrINGS, each centred by a round brilliant, collet-set within a floriform surround set with six smaller brilliants framed within scrolling diamond-set borders, suspended from a collet-set brilliant, on shepherd’s hook fitting, mounted in white gold (unmarked).

Length 19mm £1800-2200

303. a CHINeSe GreeN HarDSTONe BrOOCH, the floral pierced oval plaque mounted in white metal. 34mm £40-60

Lot 301 301. a VICTOrIaN DIaMOND BrOOCH, CIrCa 1880, the raised centre set with old brilliant-cut diamonds in cluster formation above pierced diamond set petal detail, within a border of old brilliant-cut diamonds, suspending a detachable diamond drop and supporting a detachable diamond set bale. Brooch pin lacking. £1500-2000 302. a PaIr OF aQUaMarINe aND DIaMOND earrINGS, each stepcut aquamarine four claw set within diamond set swirl mounts. Clip fittings. £1800-2200

Lot 302

Lot 304 304. aN eDWarDIaN YeLLOW MeTaL BaNGLe, SeT WITH SeeD PearLS, centred by a floriform arrangement of half pearls, with safety chain. £50-70

Lot 306 306. a DIaMOND PeNDaNT, the central round brilliant-cut stone weighing approximately one carat, within two concentric bands of brilliants on a diamond-set bale, suspended from a white gold tracelink chain. Total weight of diamonds approx. 1.36 carats, length of pendant approx. 20mm. £2500-3000

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Lot 308

307. aN eMeraLD aND DIaMOND rING, the three graduating rectangular step-cut emeralds, each four claw set and spaced by pairs of brilliant-cut diamonds and a single diamond to each shoulder. Hoop stamped “18k”. Ring size N £1500-2000 308. a FIVe STONe DIaMOND rING, the slightly graduating row of brilliant-cut diamonds (totalling approximately 1.2 carats), each four double claw set in 18 carat white gold, above yellow gold band with slightly tapering shoulders.

Hallmarked for 18 carat gold. Ring size L. £1500-2000

Lot 312

Lot 310 310. aN aMBer NeCKLaCe, the graduating row of red oval beads. Total weight 46.9gms. 46cm long £100-150

312.

CHarLeS HOrNer, a SILVer aND eNaMeL BrOOCH, designed as a spray of mistletoe, witH green enamel leaves and silver beads. Hallmarked for Charles Horner, Chester 1904. 3.2cm long. £50-70

Lot 313 Lot 309 309. a SINGLe STONe DIaMOND rING, the brilliant-cut diamond estimated to weigh 1.2 carats, four claw set above diamond set shoulders, each set with two rows of three princess-cut diamonds. Stamped “18k” “750”.

Ring size L £1800-2200

Lot 311 311. a CHINeSe GreeN HarDSTONe BaNGLe, 55g £60-80

313. aN eDWarDIaN SILVer aND OPaLeSCeNT GLaSS BrOOCH, the silver mount of stylised design with pierced detail, set to the centre with a pear shaped opalescent glass panel of purple/blue colour within collet mount.

Maker’s mark “G C & Co, Birmingham 1903. 3.5cm x 2cm £40-60

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Lot 317 315. aN aQUaMarINe aND DIaMOND CLUSTer rING, the oval mixed-cut aquamarine, estimated to weigh 2.1 carats, four claw set within a bezel of fourteen brilliant-cut diamonds, all claw set above low basket setting, mounted in 18 carat white gold.

Ring size N. £1000-1500

Lot 314 314. a SeVeN STONe DIaMOND rING, the uniform row of seven brilliant-cut diamonds, claw set. Ring size M 1/2. £850-950

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316. aN aQUaMarINe aND DIaMOND PeNDaNT, the oval mixed-cut aquamarine, estimated to weigh 4.9 carats, four claw set within a bezel of fourteen brilliant-cut diamonds all claw set above a low basket mount.

Total weight of diamonds approximately 1.2 carats. £1000-1200

Lot 316

317. a THree STONe DIaMOND rING, the uniform row of brilliant-cut diamonds, with a total weight of approximately 0.8 carats, claw set between shoulders each set with three brilliant-cut diamonds. Ring size K £1400-1600 318. a SINGLe STONe DIaMOND PeNDaNT, the brilliant-cut diamond estimated to weigh 0.9 carats, part collet set, on fine chain. £1900-2200

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Lot 319 319. a PaIr OF DIaMOND STUD earrINGS, each brilliant-cut diamond four claw set.

Post and butterfly fittings. Total weight of diamonds approximately 1 carat. £2000-2500 320. a PaIr OF aQUaMarINe aND DIaMOND earrINGS, each oval mixedcut aquamarine four claw set within a bezel of twelve brilliant-cut diamonds, low basket set. Post and butterfly fittings. £2000-3000

Lot 320 321. aN aQUaMarINe aND DIaMOND rING, the step-cut aquamarine estimated to weigh 4.45 carats, four claw set above diamond set shoulders, each shoulder set eight brilliant-cut diamonds, the mount set with two rows of six brilliantcut diamonds. Ring size K 1/2. £2000-2500

323. a PINK SaPPHIre aND DIaMOND rING, the cushion-cut sapphire estimated to weigh 2.9 carats, four claw set between brilliant-cut diamond set shoulders, each diamond estimated to weigh 0.25 carats. Marked “750”, ring size O1/2. £2000-2500

322. a FOUr STONe DIaMOND rING, the four brilliant-cut diamonds (totalling approximately 1.4 carats) claw set in cluster formation. Hallmarked for 18 carat gold, ring size N. £2500-3500

324. aN aQUaMarINe aND DIaMOND rING, the step-cut aquamarine estimated to weigh 5.9 carats, four claw set between split shoulders, set with three rows of circular-cut diamonds. Marked “750”.

Ring size K £2500-3000

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Lot 326

Lot 325 325. a DIaMOND NeCKLaCe, the front set with fifty nine brilliant-cut diamonds (totalling approximately 5 carats)each collet set, the back set with polished gold circular links. Stamped “750” £3600-4000 326. a SaPPHIre aND DIaMOND rING, the cushion-cut sapphire estimated to weigh 5.2 carats, eight claw set within a bezel of fourteen brilliant-cut diamonds, claw set above a low basket setting.

Hallmarked for 18 carat gold.

Ring size M1/2 £4000-6000

Lot 328 328. aN 18 CaraT GOLD BraCeLeT, the eight oval discs each with a Chinese character to the centre against a stippled ground, within a pierced border.

17.5cm long. 22gms £180-220

Lot 330 330. a VICTOrIaN 9 CaraT GOLD aLBerT, of fetter link, suspending an 1888 sovereign. 31cm long. Total weight 27.5gms. £250-350

Lot 329 Lot 327 327. a 9 CaraT GOLD GaTe LINK BraCeLeT, of fancy square pierced links. 14.5cm long. 36gms £280-320

329. a CONTINeNTaL GOLD BraCeLeT, of curblink design, suspending an 1899 and 1989 sovereign and a 1907 & 1912 half sovereign. 16.2cm long. Total weight 58gms. £500-700

Lot 331 331. a LaTe VICTOrIaN 9 CaraT BaNGLe, the square mount set with rose-cut diamonds and a red stone highlight, with beaded edge, above a bangle with bead and rope work detail. stamped “9.375”. Total weight 12.9gms. £80-120

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Lot 332 332. a CULTUreD PearL, aMeTHYST aND PerIDOT BrOOCH, the central cultured pearl with two pear-cut peridots and two circular mixed-cut amethysts, spaced by four smaller cultured pearls, within a 9 carat gold mount on knife edge bar. 5cm long. Total weight 4.5gms. £80-120

Lot 335 335. a SINGLe STONe DIaMOND rING, the round brilliant-cut stone (approx.

0.15 carats) collet set on a 9ct yellow gold band. Ring size Q £60-80

333. a SeT OF SIX SILVer aND eNaMeL DreSS STUDS IN THe arT NOUVeaU TaSTe, each decorated with blue and green enamel. (boxed) £60-80

Lot 337 337. a SINGLe STONe DIaMOND PeNDaNT, the round brilliant-cut stone weighing approx. 0.60 carats, claw-set in 18ct yellow gold. £300-500

Lot 334 334. a SINGLe STONe DIaMOND rING, the round brilliant-cut stone weighing approximately 0.8 carats claw-set on an 18ct yellow gold band. Ring size K 1/2 £300-500

Lot 336 336. a DIaMOND CrOSS PeNDaNT, the 18ct yellow gold cross set with eleven round brilliant cut diamonds. Including bale 35mm, total diamonds approx.

0.70 carats £200-300

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Lot 338 338. a SUITe OF BLUe TOPaZ aND DIaMOND JeWeLLerY COMPrISING: a pendant, the faceted pear-cut topaz suspended from a knife edge bar mounted with four collet-set diamonds on a tracelink chain, all in 9ct white gold; with a pair of matching drop earrings, post and butterfly fittings. Pendant 43mm £120-180

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Lot 339 339. aN earLY 20th CeNTUrY SILVer aND eNaMeL FeaTHer BrOOCH, in shaded light blue enamel, marked “sterling silver”. 7.5cm £50-70 340. aN eMeraLD aND DIaMOND BraCeLeT, the ten oval mixed-cut emeralds each four-claw set between pairs of eight-cut diamonds, each spaced by a moulded and fluted link, with integral clasp, stamped 14k, length 17.5cm £600-800

Lot 342 341. a rUBY aND DIaMOND PeNDaNT, the central flowerhead motif set with four oval mixed-cut rubies, each claw-set within a moulded mount with twelve brilliant-cut diamonds, on a moulded hoop and a silver-gilt flatlink chain, pendant stamped 18k, chain stamped Italy 925. £250-350 342. aN eMeraLD aND DIaMOND BaNGLe, the central oval mixed-cut emerald four-claw set within a bezel of twelve old brilliant-cut diamonds, between six circular mixed-cut emeralds each spaced by a double petal mount each set with an old brilliant-cut diamond, on a plain narrow bangle. Tongue stamped 750, widest 60mm £350-450 343. a rUBY aND DIaMOND BraCeLeT, the thirty pairs of oval mixed-cut rubies each spaced by pairs of brilliant-cut diamonds, integral clasp. Stamped 375, length 18.5cm £600-800

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Lot 344 344. a MerCeDeS SILVer GILT STICK PIN, the Mercedes motif above a band engraved “200000KM”. Cased £20-30

Lot 345 345. a LaTe 19th CeNTUrY TIGer’S eYe INSeCT BrOOCH, the beetle further mounted with seed pearls and red cabochon eyes, in gilt-metal. 56mm £120-180

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ADDISONS of Barnard Castle 349. a GeOrGe VI 9ct GOLD CIGareTTe CaSe, LONDON 1937 of rectangular form, with engine turned decoration, bearing retailer’s mark for Boodle & Dunthorne, Liverpool. 10.5cm by 8.5cm, 145g £1200-1500

Lot 346 346. a GeNTLeMaN’S DIaMOND SINGLe STONe rING, the heavy gold band set with a round brilliant-cut diamond (approx. 0.9 carats) in a gypsy setting on fluted shoulders. Ring size U £300-500

Lot 350 350. a W.H. HaSeLer SILVer aND eNaMeL BrOOCH, c.1910, modelled as an acorn and decorated in shaded blue/green and brown/red enamels, stamped marks.

35mm £250-300

Lot 352

Lot 351 Lot 347 347. a GeOrGe III GOLD GUINea, 1794, 8.1 grams £250-350

351. a CHarLeS HOrNer SILVer aND eNaMeL BrOOCH, CHeSTer 1912, in the Art Nouveau taste, centred by an oval shaded blue/green enamel plaque.

33mm £150-200

352. a CHarLeS HOrNer SILVer aND eNaMeL BrOOCH PeNDaNT, CHeSTer 1908, in the Art Nouveau taste, the oval shaded blue/green enamel plaque within a whiplash frame, suspended from an enamel spacer and with brooch pin and later silver snakelink chain.

Length of brooch 65mm £200-250

Lot 348 348.

TUrKeY: a GOLD KUrUSH COIN, 6.9 grams £150-250

Lot 349

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Lot 353 353. a GILT-BrONZe FIBULa, possibly Roman or Celtic, with faceted knop and cast with scrolls. Length 85mm £100-150

356. a SaPPHIre aND DIaMOND PeNDaNT, the five pendant drops each set with a circular cabochon-cut sapphire collet set below an oval mount set with pairs of rose-cut diamonds, suspended from a stylised shield shaped mount with pierced section, set with five circular cabochon-cut sapphires, each collet set, the mount set throughout with rose-cut diamonds. 5cm long. 2.2cm wide. Cased. £500-700

Lot 358 358. a VICTOrIaN 9 CaraT GOLD GarNeT aND SeeD PearL BaNGLe, CIrCa 1890, the circular mixed-cut garnet within a border of half pearls, between tapering mount set with half pearls, above rope work and bead work detail to the upper section of the bangle. Marked “9ct”. Total weight 9.1gms. Cased. £120-180

Lot 357

Lot 354 354. a LaTe 19th CeNTUrY SCOTTISH aGaTe aND BLOODSTONe BrOOCH, formed as a dress dirk, set with Cairngorms and mounted in silver (unmarked). Length 107mm £120-180

357. aN IVOrY BaNGLe, c.1900, modelled as a coiled dragon, each articulated section with scale detail, with dragon head finial. £80-120

355. a LaTe VICTOrIaN 9ct GOLD, PearL aND TUrQUOISe BrOOCH, c.1890, the entwined initials of L & T surmounted by a crown, set throughout with seed pearls and circular cabochon-cut turquoise highlights, on knife edge bar with bead terminals. Marked “9ct”. 4cm long. Total weight 3.4gms. £60-80

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Lot 362 362. aN eDWarDIaN 9ct GOLD MOUNTeD IVOrY-HaNDLeD eBONY CaNe, the gold collar engraved with a name and dated May 4th (19)07. 85cm £50-70 Lot 360 360. a 19th CeNTUrY MOTHer OF PearL aND aBaLONe CarD CaSe. £30-40

Lot 363 363. a MID 19th CeNTUrY GerMaN HUNTING KNIFe, with horn handle and, silvered mounted leather sheath, the steel blade marked for A. Store Mariea**** Munchen. Length 19cm £80-100

Lot 359 (part) 359. a PaIr OF 19th CeNTUrY PaINTeD WaX reLIeF POrTraIT MINIaTUreS OF aDMIraL earL ST VINCeNT aND aDMIraL HOWe, framed and glazed in deep ebonised frames. 17cm by 15cm overall £150-200

Lot 361 361. a TerreSTrIaL GLOBe £50-70

Lot 364

364. aN earLY 19th CeNTUrY IVOrY BOX, of circular form, the interior lined with tortoiseshell, the cover with a yellow metal frame inset with lockets of hair, diameter 4.5cm together with a 19th CeNTUrY MOTHer OF PearL GaMING COUNTer, and a 19th CeNTUrY SHaPeD GaMING COUNTer, with circular mother of pearl discs. (3) £50-80

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Lot 370 Lot 367 367. a VICTOrIaN TaXIDerMY OF HUMMINGBIrDS aND OTHer TrOPICaL BIrDS, encased in a domed glass and gilt wall mount, bearing original paper label for W.E. Dawes, 9 High Street, Denmark Hill, Camberwell. Diameter 34cm £70-90

370. a 19th CeNTUrY MaHOGaNY SOLITaIre BOarD, of circular form, together with thirty two glass marbles.

Diameter 26cm £60-80

Lot 365 365.

THree FeaTHer PICTUreS OF FIGHTING COCKereLS, framed. Largest 12cm by 63cm £30-50

Lot 371

Lot 368 368. a VICTOrIaN BeaDWOrK TWO HaNDLeD TraY, length 53cm £40-60

Lot 366 366. a PaIr OF 19th CeNTUrY GreeN PaINTeD TOLe Ware SPILL HOLDerS together with a quantity of original spills. 22cm long £30-40

371. rOWLaND WarD: a LaTe 19th CeNTUrY BeNGaL TIGer SKULL MOUNTeD aS aN INKWeLL, bearing maker’s label. £500-700

Lot 372 (part) Lot 369 369. a GrOUP OF LaTe 19th CeNTUrY FaNS, including two with pierced bone handles and a lace and faux tortoiseshell fan. (a/f) (5) £40-60

372.

TWO SHOrT 19th CeNTUrY BaKer’S PaDDLeS. Widest 28cm £30-50

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Lot 373 373. a PaIr OF WOODeN PaDDLeS, POSSIBLY SOUTH SeaS, with incised line detail to the blade. Length 1.15m £50-70

Lot 378 378. aN earLY 20th CeNTUrY BLaCK LeaTHer GLaDSTONe BaG, length 36cm. £60-70

Lot 376 376. a 19th CeNTUrY GerMaN PaPIer MaCHe SNUFF BOX, of cylindrical form, the lid decorated with a young lady in Medieval dress playing a guitar.

Diameter 9cm £70-90

Lot 379

Lot 374 374. a 19th CeNTUrY GUTTa PerCHa CarD CaSe, of rectangular form, with pull off cover, impressed with various seals on a textured ground. Length 10cm £100-150

Lot 377 377. a reGeNCY SaTINWOOD aND PeNWOrK BOX, decorated with a figure on a bridge within an ivy border and on gilt brass lion paw feet. 23cm by 18cm by 10cm high. £100-120

379. a VICTOrIaN BrONZe aND STeeL MarZIPaN MOULD, c.1880, in the form of a maple leaf and with turned wooden handle. £80-100 380.

FaUST eMaNUeL LaNG (GerMaN 1887-1973), a GrOUP OF FOUr CarVeD WOODeN BUSTS, including a winged, horned Devil and two others, three inscribed verso F.E.L., one signed Faust E. Lang. Tallest 24cm £200-400

Lot 375 375. a LaTe 19TH/earLY 20th CeNTUrY PaPIer MaCHe CarD CaSe, of rectangular form, with pull off cover, with gilt and coloured ‘paisley’ style decoration. Length 10cm £60-80

Lot 380

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383. a CLOSe HeLMeT IN 16th CeNTUrY STYLe, with one piece skull with low cable comb, fitted at the nape with a conical plume holder and a rear neck guard, the visor with twin eye slits and vertical ventilation slits, the bevor shaped for the chin and forming a short neck guard, on a turned wooden display stand. Height 30cm £400-600 Lot 386

Lot 381

386. a GrOUP OF FOUr LaTe 19TH/earLY 20th CeNTUrY COPPer SHOT FLaSKS, each with spring mechanism. £150-250

381.

WOrLD War II INTereST: a GerMaN DOG HaNDLer’S MeDaL, with an eagle and swastika, bearing inscription to verso, with associated photograph of dog handlers. £100-150 Lot 384 384. a 19th CeNTUrY SCOTTISH DreSS DIrK, the blade with thistle decoration, the studded hilt with a plated pommel cast with a crown, the black leather scabbard with silver plated mounts cast with thistles. 45cm £100-150 Lot 382 (part) 382.

WOrLD War II INTereST: a SeT OF FOUrTeeN POSTCarDS, depicting tanks and views during the Russian Soviet campaign, by Kriegsbericter, war reporters Hensel and Schneider, watercolour. (14) £80-120

385. a HaNDSOMe 19th CeNTUrY SCOTTISH DreSS DIrK, the hilt carved with stiff leaves and a woven pattern, probably bog oak, Cairngorm pommel and silver plate mounts, with unmarked steel blade, the black leather sheath with matching knife and fork similarly decorated, the bold silver plate mounts chased with thistles and scrolls. 47cm £1500-2000

Lot 387 387. a 19th CeNTUrY rIMFIre DOUBLe BarreL SHOTGUN, with 30” Damascus barrels, engraved action, c-scroll trigger guard and leaf carved pistol grip stock.

(Obsolete) £200-300

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BOOKS aND PrINTS

Lot 389

Lot 392 392.

BaINeS, THOMaS & FaIrBaIrN, WILLIaM, ‘LaNCaSHIre aND CHeSHIre, PaST aND PreSeNT’, published by William Mackenzie, four volumes, engraved plates, decorative cloth and gilt highlighted covers £80-120

Lot 391

Lot 388 388. a SHarPe FLINTLOCK PISTOL c.1840, with swan neck cock, the plain plate engraved ‘Sharpe’, with walnut stock and rod. Barrel length 20.5cm £120-180 389. a TaYLOr BeVerLeY GeNTLeMaN’S PerCUSSION PISTOL c.1860, with octagonal Damascus barrel, swan neck cock and engraved and signed plate, with a walnut stock and a horn mounted rosewood rod. Barrel length 22cm £600-800

Lot 393

Lot 390 390.

WOrLD War I INTereST: a GrOUP OF FOUr WOrLD War I MeDaLS: Service Medal 1914-1918, Victory Medal 1914-1918, Jubilee Medal for George V and Coronation Medal for George VI, awarded to 157436 SJT. R.W. Coulthard R.A, together with miniatures of the same medals, all with original ribbons. £100-150 391. a BrUNeI BrONZe CaNNON, the flared muzzle cast with a lizard sight before a tapering barrel cast with foliate triangles, the lower barrel faceted, cast with a crest and with a plain turned extension beyond the breach, on a modern wooden stand.

Length overall 1.21m £300-500

393. reMaINS OF a LIBrarY, a GrOUP OF LeaTHer BINDINGS, comprising: Trevelyan, G.O. “The Life and Letters of Lord Macauley”, two volumes, pub.

1876; Macauley, T.B., “The History of England”, five volumes, pub. 184976; The Novels of Jane Austen, six volumes, pub. 1922; ed. Lord Mahon, “The Letters of the Earl of Chesterfield”, five volumes, pub. 1892; The Works of William Shakespeare, twelve volumes; Edgar, John G., “The Heroes of England”, pub. London 1887; and Thackeray, W.M., “The History of Henry Esmond Esq.”, pub. London 1889. (Total 32) £80-120 394.

MOrLeY JOHN, ‘THe LIFe OF WILLIaM eWarT GLaDSTONe’, published by MacMillan & Co 1903, three volumes, bound in Morocco red leather. £40-60

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Lot 397

Lot 395 395.

SMITH aDaM, ‘SMITH’S WeaLTH OF NaTIONS’, published 1882, three volumes, bound in morocco and with gilt highlighted spines. £40-60

397.

PUGIN, (aUGUSTUS WeLBY NOrTHMOre), ‘aN aPOLOGY FOr THe reVIVaL OF CHrISTIaN arCHITeCTUre IN eNGLaND’ published W. Hughes, London 1843, cloth bound with gilt detailing, together with PUGIN, (aUGUSTUS WeLBY NOrTHMOre) ‘THe PreSeNT STaTe OF eCCLeSIaSTICaL arCHITeCTUre IN eNGLaND’ published Charles Dorman, London 1843, with embossed cloth covers and gilt lettering to the spine and PUGIN, (aUGUSTUS WeLBY NOrTHMOre) ‘a SerIeS OF OrNaMeNTaL TIMer GaBLeS, FrOM eXISITING eXaMPLeS IN eNGLaND aND FraNCe, OF THe SIXTeeNTH CeNTUrY’ published Henry G Bohn, 1839, with embossed cloth covers and gilt lettering to the spine (3) £300-400

Lot 399 399. aFTer SIr WILLIaM HaYTer, OUr FUTUre QUeeN, engraving of Queen Victoria by Roberts, dated 1837, framed.

48cm by 36cm £80-120

Lot 400 Lot 396 396.

SMILeS SaMUeL, ‘LIVeS OF THe eNGINeerS’, published John Murray 1868, four volumes, with morocco and gilt highlighted spines and marbled boards. £40-60

Lot 398 (part) 398. aFTer GeOrGe BaXTer, THe LeTTer, a pair of coloured portrait prints, framed and glazed. 38cm by 26cm £30-50

400.

JaN SaDeLer the eLDer (1550-1600) aFTer MarCUS GHeeraerTS, CHrIST DISrOBeD BY THe SOLDIerS, from the Passion of Christ Series, engraving on ivory coloured paper, unframed.

16.5cm by 11cm £50-80

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Lot 405 405.

GeOrGe CUITT (1779-1854), VIeW OF CHeSTer CaSTLe WITH a PIG STY TO THe FOreGrOUND, etching, signed and dated, framed and glazed. 13.5cm by 19.5cm £30-50

Lot 401 401. aFTer FILIPPO NaPOLeTaNO (ITaLIaN 1585-1629) SOLDIer WITH SLaSHeD DOUBLeT from the Capricci e habite militari, c.1625, engraving, signed on verso Phil. Angelo Nap., unframed.

12cm by 9cm £40-60

Lot 403 (part) 403. aFTer WeNCeSLaS HOLLar, (1607-1677), a SerIeS OF eNGraVINGS OF KNIGHTS aND MONKS together with two other 16/17th CeNTUrY eNGraVINGS by other artists, unframed. (7) £20-30

Lot 406 406. aFTer NICOLaS JeaN BaPTISTe POILLY (1712-1790, FreNCH), ‘THe NOrTH WeST PrOSPeCT OF ST. PaUL’S CaTHeDraL’, title translated into French and Dutch, coloured hand tinted engraving, framed. 29.5cm by 41cm £100-150

Lot 404

Lot 402 402. reMBraNDT HarMeNSZ van rIJN, (1606-1669) THe SCHOOLMaSTer, a woman at a door hatch talking to a man and children, (Bartsch no. 128) etching & drypoint, bears signature centre left, unframed. 100mm by 70mm £70-90

404.

HeNDrICK GOUDT, (1582/88-1630/48) TOBIaS aND THe aNGeL (after Adam Elsheimer) Roma 1608, copper engraving, unframed, plate size 136mm by 192mm, margin trimmed. £200-300

Lot 407 407.

TereNCe GILBerT (1946- ) ‘THe VOICe OF raCING’, limited edition signed print, signed in pencil to the margin by the artist and Sir Peter O’Sullevan, limited edition 224/500, framed and glazed. 36cm by 49.5cm £40-60

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409. aFTer JaMeS POLLarD, FOUr CeLeBraTeD FIGHTING COCKS, titled Yorkshire Hero, The Champion, The Cheshire Pile and Phenomenon, hand coloured aquatints, each framed and glazed. 25cm by 24cm (4) £100-200

Lot 408

Lot 410 (part)

408.

GeOrGe FOTHerGILL, a BIT OF OLD YOrKSHIre, inscribed in pencil Jack Carr, ex huntsman of the extinct Eskdale Hunt, bears publishers stamp, coloured proof, framed and glazed. 60cm by 50cm £100-150

410. aFTer C.M. rUSSeLL, THe WILD WeST, thirteen early 20th Century coloured prints in original oak frames, copyright H.B. Mitchell 1907 (13) £150-200

Lot 409 (part)

Lot 411 411. aFTer F. WHeaTLeY r.a., THe FOND FareWeLL, coloured mezzotint, framed and glazed. 55cm by 45cm £50-70

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Lot 416 (part)

Lot 414 (part)

Lot 412 412. a MaP OF THe BISHOPrIC OF DUrHaM, hand coloured engraving, unframed, 40cm by 52cm £60-80

414. aFTer JOHN FreDerICK HerrING, Senior, a SeT OF FOUr 19th CeNTUrY FOXHUNTING PrINTS, The Meet, Breaking Cover, Full Cry and The Death, hand coloured, framed and glazed.

51cm by 104cm £100-150

416. aFTer B. COLe, VIeW OF THe FOUNDLING HOSPITaL aND ST THOMaS’S HOSPITaL, two coloured engravings together with three similar engravings of topographical views of Bethlehem, the Charter House and Christ’s Hospitals, London, after Toms, all framed and glazed. (5) £200-300

Lot 417

Lot 415

Lot 413 (part) 413. aFTer MYLeS BIrKeT FOSTer, MOTHer aND CHILDreN BY a Tree TrUNK, CHILD WITH raBBITS, two chromolithographs, framed. 23cm by 17.5cm £180-220

417.

SIr PeTer SCOTT (1909-1989) GeeSe IN FLIGHT OVer aN eSTUarY, coloured reproduction print, published by Ackerman & Son 1936, signed in pencil by the artist lower left, framed and glazed. £40-60

415. eDWarD arDIZZONe ra, BrITISH (1900-1979) THe FrONT QUaD, NeW COLLeGe, monochrome lithographic print, signed in pencil on the mount and inscribed and numbered 5/75, framed and glazed. 28cm by 40cm £80-120

Lot 418 418. aFTer GeOrGe STUBBS, THe SPaNISH POINTer, engraved by Woollett, a limited edition reproduction print, published J. Green & Co., 1974, no. 40/225, framed and glazed.

Image 29cm by 53cm £80-120

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Lot 421 (part) Lot 419 419. aFTer GeOrGe STUBBS, ‘TYGerS aT PLaY’, a limited edition reproduction print of two leopard cubs, published

by J. Green & Co., 1974, no. S55/60.

35cm by 46cm £80-100

421. aFTer F. PerreT, earLY 19th CeNTUrY rUSSIaN VIeWS, Vue de la Bourse, Pont Kalinkine, Eglise de la Trinite, Convent de Smolna, St Petersberg, set of four hand coloured engravings, published Lemercier, Paris, framed and glazed.

24cm by 23cm (4) £100-150

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423. a LaTe 18th CeNTUrY eNGraVeD aQUaTINT OF MOSCOW IN WINTer, inscribed ‘Vue des montagnes de glace pendant la Carnival a Moscow’ and dated 1799, framed and glazed, plate 62cm by 34cm; together with FIVe MONOCHrOMe LITHOGraPHS, titled Le grand theatre imperial, Les Grand Boutiques and Le quai anglais pres du Senat, Dirigeant etc.(6) £60-80

Lot 424 (part)

Lot 422 (part) Lot 420 (part) 420.

HeNrY MaYO BaTeMaN, THe GIrL WHO OrDereD a GLaSS OF MILK aT THe CaFe rOYaL, coloured reproduction cartoon print, signed in ink by the artist on the mount, framed and glazed.

Image 29cm by 43cm £15-25

422. aFTer I. TINNeY, a VIeW OF ONe OF THe WINGS OF FONTaINBLeaU TaKeN FrOM THe COUrT OF FOUNTaINS, hand coloured engraving, printed for Rob. Sayer, No 53 Fleet Street. 22cm by 45cm £30-50

Lot 423 (part)

Lot 425 (part)

424. aFTer SCHeLL, 18th CeNTUrY VIeW OF LUCerNe, engraved by Leizel, 32cm by 42cm together with TWO FUrTHer PrINTS two further prints of ‘der Rathhaus Saal zu Nurnberg and a perpective view of Dresden, hand coloured lithographs with titles on mounts beneath. (3) £100-200 425. a SeT OF THree eNGraVINGS OF rUSSIaN PaLaCeS, titled Peterhoff, Maison de Plaisance, Vue d’Oranienbaum, from the Majeste Imperiale de toutes des Russies series, mounts covering plate marks. 23cm by 63cm £100-200

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C. MaCarTNeY-FILGaTe, a CHUrCH IN LONDON, coloured lithograph, signed and numbered 89/100, framed and glazed. 78cm by 53cm £40-60

Lot 426

426.

JOHN PIPer (1903-1992) CHUrCH rUINS WITH a DarK SKY aND OraNGe FOreGrOUND, limited edition coloured lithographic print, signed in pencil by the artist and numbered 30/100, bears CCA Gallery label to verso. 44cm by 59cm £500-700

Lot 427 428.

WaLaSSe TING (born 1929) & YVeS rIVIere, CarP, coloured lithograph print, printed in Denmark by J.E. Grafik, framed and glazed. 71cm by 122cm £200-300 429. a SeT OF SIX CaPrICCIO VIeWS OF COaSTaL aND HarBOUr VIeWS WITH 18th CeNTUrY FIGUreS, possibly South America, coloured prints, framed and glazed. 20cm by 38cm (6) £80-100

Lot 428

Lot 429 (part)

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Lot 432 (part)

Lot 431 (part)

Lot 430 430. aFTer PrIDeaUX JOHN SeLBY, Bee eaTerS aND OrIeLeS, two early 19th century ornithological hand coloured engravings, plates XL1 and XXXV, framed. 40cm x 28cm (2) £80-120

431. aFTer a. HarTINGer, a SeT OF FOUr BOTaNICaL FLOWer STUDIeS OF aN OrCHID and other flowers, coloured lithographs, framed and glazed.

46cm by 33cm £30-50

432. aFTer DeLaMOTTe, THree NaMeD VIeWS OF OXFOrD, coloured lithographs

by Gauci, published by C.Graf 38cm by 26cm together with TWO earLY 18th CeNTUrY eNGraVINGS, after Dav. Loggan of Oxford Colleges. (5) £50-70 433. aFTer T. aLLOM, HaMPTON COUrT, hand coloured engraving by T.A. Prior, framed and glazed. 22cm by 41cm £30-50

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Lot 436

Lot 439 436. a LaTe 18TH/earLY 19th CeNTUrY MaP OF THe BISHOPrIC OF DUrHaM aND ITS SUrrOUNDING COUNTIeS, hand coloured, framed and glazed. £80-100

437. aFTer F.J. HaVeLL, THe BLeNHeIM LeaVING THe STar HOTeL, OXFOrD, coloured engraving, published G. Havell, 1832, framed and glazed. 30cm by 44cm £30-50 438. aFTer SaMUeL aND NaTHaNIeL BUCK, THe SOUTH-WeST PrOSPeCT OF THe CITY OF DUrHaM, hand coloured engraving, published April 1745, framed and glazed. 30cm by 80cm £100-150

Lot 437

439.

B. NOrTH, aFTer JaMeS GILLraY, PLaYING IN ParTS, coloured engraving, unframed. 26cm by 36cm £80-120

Lot 434 (part) 434. aFTer THOMaS MILeS rICHarDSON, CaSTLe GaTeWaY, DUrHaM aND BLaCK GaTe (eaST VIeW) pair of coloured aquatints engraved by T. Sutherland.

30cm by 20cm (2) £30-50 435. aFTer J BaILeY, 18th CeNTUrY PaNOraMIC VIeW OF THe TOWN OF NeWCaSTLe UPON TYNe taken from the South side of the River, engraved

by Jas. Fittler, 1785, with inscription to Sir Matthew White Ridley Bt., Mayor from John Brand, Spital, hand coloured engraving, framed and glazed. 19cm by 46cm together with a HaND COLOUreD PLaN OF NeWCaSTLe UPON TYNe aND GaTeSHeaD, engraved by J Bielby. (2) £30-50

Lot 435 (part)

Lot 438

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Lot 440 440.

SIr WILLIaM rUSSeLL FLINT, eSSaY IN THe PICTUreSQUe, signed limited edition print, framed. 30cm by 40cm £100-150

Lot 441 (part) 441. rOLaND LaNGMaID, (1897-1956), HOLY ISLaND, arraN, drypoint etching, signed in pencil on the mount, Academy proof stamp, 16cm by 31cm, TOGeTHer WITH rOLaND LaNGMaID, SaILING BOaTS, etching, signed in pencil. 19.5cm by 23.5cm (2) £120-180

Lot 444 443.

L.S. LOWrY, FaMILY DISCUSSION, limited edition monochrome lithograph, numbered 481/800 with blind stamp on mount. 37cm by 25cm £70-90 444. eDUarDO PaOLOZZI (1924-2005) a COMPOSITION OF PHOTO SCreeN ‘HOLLYWOOD FaCeS’ including Elvis Presley, Gary Cooper and Clark Gable, signed Ed Paolozzi in pencil on the reverse, framed and glazed. £100-150

Lot 442 442.

JOHN BLaeU, 17th CeNTUrY MaP OF THe BISHOPrIC OF DUrHaM, hand coloured engraving, framed and glazed.

38cm by 50cm £80-120 Lot 443

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Lot 447 (part) 447. aFTer PHILIP reINaGLe, a.r.a., a PaIr OF earLY 19th CeNTUrY eNGraVINGS OF HUNTING SCeNeS, engraved by John Scott, framed and glazed. 48cm by 68cm (2) £100-200

Lot 448 (part) Lot 446 445. rOBerT SPeNCe, a FINe eTCHING OF TWO 17th CeNTUrY TraVeLLerS with inscription from George Fox, his journal, Weymouth 1655 below, signed Robert Spence in pencil on the mount, plate.

15cm by 16cm £50-70

Lot 445

446.

L.S. LOWrY, INDUSTrIaL TOWN SCeNe, signed coloured reproduction print, with a Fine Art Trade blind stamp and signed in pencil by the artist on the mount, framed and glazed. 22cm by 33cm £400-600

448. aFTer a. aPPIaNI, N. BONaParTe, coloured mezzotint by F. Bartolozzi, plate 40cm by 32cm; together with a LaTe 18th CeNTUrY eNGraVING OF GeNeraL BONaParTe, MOUNTeD and a LITHOGraPH OF NaPOLeON aT FONTaINBLeaU after Delaroche (3) £50-70

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Paintings

Lot 452 452.

JOHn FULLWOOD RBa., (1854-1931), On tHE tHaMEs, watercolour, signed lower right, framed. 36cm by 53cm £200-400

Lot 449 449.

M. ZaMPELLa (19th CEntURY, itaLian), RURaL LanDsCaPE WitH a FigURE anD COWs WatERing, signed M. Zampella lower left, oil on canvas, 50cm by 70cm £150-200

453.

MYLEs BiRKEt FOstER (1825-1899) tHE BiRD’s nEst, watercolour, signed with monogram lower left, framed.

25cm by 30cm. £500-700

Lot 451

Lot 450 450.

LOUis Van staatEn (1836-1909) WatERFROnt, ROttERDaM, signed lower right, watercolour, framed.

46cm by 61cm £200-300

Lot 453

451.

ORiEntaList sCHOOL, c.1900, aRaB stREEt MaRKEt, signed R. Cooper lower left, watercolour, framed. 37cm by 18cm £60-90

454.

EngLisH sCHOOL, a PORtRait MiniatURE OF a FasHiOnaBLE gEntLEMan, c.1830, on ivory, monogrammed SJ, within a gilt metal scroll frame, with agate reverse (cracked). 57mm by 46mm £500-700

Lot 454

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Lot 455 (part) 455. gEORgE a, sHORt (1855-1945) tHE BaDsWORtH HUnt- FOXHOUnDs (1923), COWiCK PaRK anD FULL PURsUit, three watercolours, each signed G.A. Short and with titles on mounts, watercolours, framed and glazed. (3) £80-100 456.

WiLFRED KnOX, (1884-1966) saiLing BOats, VEniCE, signed W. Knox, lower left, watercolour, framed and glazed.

29cm by 48cm £400-500

Lot 456 457.

DOROtHY MaRgaREt & ELiZaBEtH MaRY aLDERsOn, (1900-1992) (1900-1988), HURWORtH HUnt, signed and dated 1971 lower right, watercolour, framed and glazed. 36cm by 53cm £1200-1500

Lot 457

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Lot 461 Lot 458 458.

JOHn CHaRLEs MOODY (1884-1962), ViEW OF DURHaM, signed J.C.Moody and titled ‘Durham’, watercolour.

28cm by 38cm £180-220

461.

HaROLD LaWEs (1865-1940), sHEEP in a HigHLanD LanDsCaPE BEsiDE a BURn, signed H. Lawes, watercolour, framed and glazed. 33cm by 42cm £300-350

Lot 459 459. tHOMas sWiFt HUttOn, (1865-1935) st MOnans, FiFE COast, inscribed with title lower left and signed lower right T. Swift Hutton, watercolour, framed and glazed. 28cm by 53cm £350-550

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Lot 464 464. aLBERt ROssER (1899-1985), MOUntainOUs LaKE, watercolour, signed lower left framed and glazed.

17.5cm by 25cm £100-150

Lot 465 Lot 462 462.

EaRLY 19th CEntURY EngLisH sCHOOL, HUntsMan WitH HOUnDs in a LanDsCaPE, oil on board.

43cm by 53cm £150-250

465.

EDWaRD HORaCE tHOMPsOn (1879-1849), MOUntainOUs LaKE, watercolour, signed and dated lower left, framed and glazed. 28.5cm by 43cm £300-500

Lot 460

Lot 466

460.

E. H. MaRtEn, HigHLanD sCEnE WitH DROVER anD sHEEP, signed lower right, watercolour. 35cm by 52cm £180-220

466.

EngLisH sCHOOL, 19th CEntURY, FigUREs BY a RUinED aBBEY, watercolour, indistinctly signed, framed and glazed. 14cm by 19cm £60-80

Lot 463 463. tHOMas iVEstER LLOYD (1873-1942), HUntsMan anD HOUnDs, oil on canvas, signed lower right, framed and glazed. 26cm by 36cm £200-300

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ADDISONS of Barnard Castle 468. attRiBUtED tO tHOMas ROWLanDsOn, (1756-1827) a ROWDY taVERn sCEnE, unsigned, watercolour, framed and glazed. 8.5cm by 14.5cm £700-900

Lot 467 467.

LUCY FREnCH (20th CEntURY), stREEt sCEnE OF FigUREs in PERiOD COstUME, acrylic on canvas, signed lower right, framed. 32cm by 48.5cm £80-120

Lot 469 469.

EDWaRD JULiUs DEtMOLD (1883-1957) ‘WiLLOW tit’ signed with monogram, watercolour, framed and glazed.

32cm by 20cm £150-200 470.

JaMEs ORROCK (1824-1913), HigHLanD sCEnE, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower left, framed. 55cm by 74.5cm £500-700 Lot 468

Lot 471 471.

M. ROBinsOn (19th CEntURY), tHE COttagE FaRM, oil on canvas, signed lower right, framed. 22cm by 32cm £100-150

Lot 470

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Lot 472 472.

H. HaRRis (20th CEntURY) ‘a MOUntED OFFiCER OF tHE ROYaL aRtiLLERY’, oil on canvas, signed lower left inscribed label to the frame, bearing a Parker Gallery label verso. 50cm by 60cm £300-400

Lot 474

Lot 473 473.

DUtCH sCHOOL, (19th CEntURY), tHE aPOLOgY, oil on metal, unsigned, framed, bears label verso. 20cm by 24cm £80-100 474.

ROBERt LEsLiE HOWEY, tHE RiVER tEEs, signed lower left in pencil, watercolour heightened with white, framed and glazed. 15cm by 18.5cm £600-800

Lot 476

475. i.H. sORBY, ROBin HOOD’s BaY, YORKsHiRE, watercolour, framed and glazed. 35cm by 25cm £80-120 476.

WiLLiaM FREDERiCK HULK (1852-1906) CattLE WatERing, a pair, signed W.F. Hulk lower left, oil on canvas laid on board, both framed. 25cm by 20cm £550-650

Lot 477 477.

R*** g***, COnnEMaRa MaRE WitH FOaL WitH sEasCaPE BEYOnD, signed with a monogram and dated 1916, oil on canvas, framed. 48cm by 70cm £80-100 Lot 475

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ADDISONS of Barnard Castle 478. staitHEs sCHOOL, LatE 19th CEntURY, FaMiLY OUtsiDE tHE FisHERMan’s HOUsE, indistinctly signed with initials SD lower left, printed on label verso with attribution to Francis Reed of Whitby, oil on canvas.

49cm by 75cm £300-500

Lot 478

Lot 479 479. * * gUMMERY (LatE 19th CEntURY) FigUREs BY a COttagE, signed lower left and dated 1895, oil on canvas, in gilt wood frame. 26cm by 36cm £100-150

Lot 481

Lot 480 480.

F. aDaM, RURaL sCEnE WitH FigUREs WitH DUCKs BEsiDE a FaRM, signed lower right, oil on canvas, framed.

50cm by 70cm £150-250 481.

JOHn taLBOt aDaMs (1861-1905) BOY On a POnY in an EXtEnsiVE HigHLanD LanDsCaPE, signed lower right J.T. Adams, oil on canvas, framed.

50cm by 90cm £300-500

Lot 482

482. tHOMas DanBY R.W.s. (1818-1886), ‘LaKE WinDERMERE’, watercolour, signed and dated lower right, framed and glazed. 22cm by 41cm £300-400

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Lot 488

Lot 483 483. aRtHUR JaMEs WEtHERaLL BURgEss (aUstRaLian 1879-1956), tHE OLD anD tHE nEW sEasCaPE, oil on panel, signed lower left, framed. 24cm by 39cm £300-350

485.

ELiZaBEtH gLasCOtt VaWDREY, POLPERRO, watercolour, signed twice and dated 1923, framed. 30cm by 22cm £60-80

488.

LatE 19th CEntURY BRitisH naiVE sCHOOL, UnLOaDing tHE sHiP WRECK, oil on board. 47cm by 47cm £70-90

Lot 484 484. aFtER tHOMas MiLEs RiCHaRDsOn, nEaR tHE itaLian COast, watercolour, framed. 28cm by 60cm £40-60

Lot 486 486.

MaRiOn BROOME (fl 1925-39) stiLL LiFE OF ROsEs, watercolour, signed lower right, framed and glazed.

36cm by 52cm £120-180

Lot 487

Lot 485

487.

MiD-19th CEntURY EngLisH sCHOOL, ‘FELiX’ a FaVORitE POnY stanDing in a staBLE, inscribed Felix, lower left and verso and indistinctly inscribed in pencil, oil on board, framed. 30cm by 38cm £120-180

Lot 489 489.

19th CEntURY COntinEntaL sCHOOL, PORtRait OF a YOUng giRL WEaRing a WHitE BOnnEt WitH BLUE RiBBOn, head and shoulders, oil on canvas, framed. 35cm by 25cm £70-90

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ADDISONS of Barnard Castle 491.

LatE 18th/EaRLY 19th COLOniaL sCHOOL, an East inDian tigER DRaWn FROM LiFE, pen, ink and grey wash, framed in a faux bamboo frame.

21cm by 16cm £80-120

493. attRiBUtED tO JaMEs BaKER PYnE, BRitisH (1800-1870) ViEW OF RiCHMOnD, YORKsHiRE, mixed media on paper, bears Fine Art Society label to verso, framed and glazed. 38cm by 60cm £200-400 494. aLEXanDER gRaHaM MUnRO, R.s.a.

R.s.W., sCOttisH (1903-1985) PinK HOUsEs, MaRtiQUEs, oil on canvas laid on board, framed and glazed.

34cm by 33cm £200-400

Lot 490 490.

EngLisH sCHOOL CiRCa 1800, a tigER DEVOURing an antELOPE sKULL, pen, ink and grey wash, framed and glazed.

37cm by 45cm £100-200

Lot 492 492.

JOsEPHinE tROttER, (20th CEntURY) PaRis FROM tHE WinDOW, brown ink and watercolour highlighted with white, signed J. Trotter lower left and inscribed in pencil on the reverse. 25cm by 20cm £50-70

Lot 495 495.

19th CEntURY BRitisH sCHOOL, itaLianatE LaKELanD LanDsCaPE WitH a FigURE anD BOats in tHE FOREgROUnD, pencil, framed and glazed. 40cm by 55cm £100-200

Lot 491

Lot 493

Lot 494

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Lot 498

Lot 496 (part) 496.

LatE 19th CEntURY BRitisH sCHOOL, tWO FEatHER PiCtUREs OF a PEaCOCK On a FLOWERing BRanCH anD a PHEasant On a BRanCH, watercolour and gouache applied with feathers, framed and glazed. 48cm by 35cm £300-400

Lot 499 499.

MUngO McCOsH, (COntEMPORaRY) aLEPPO, signed, inscribed and dated ‘96, watercolour, framed. 32cm by 46cm £100-150

Lot 501 501.

EaRLY 19th CEntURY BRitisH sCHOOL, tHE FLOWERY MaY, inscribed with a verse from Milton on label on verso, watercolour, framed and glazed.

14cm by 19cm £60-80

Lot 497 497.

LatE 19th CEntURY BRitisH sCHOOL, RURaL LanDsCaPE WitH CHURCH anD COttagE, pencil. 16cm by 21.5cm £20-40 498. aFtER JaMEs POLLaRD, tWO gREYHOUnDs COURsing a HaRE with a mounted huntsman beyond, oil on panel, framed. 46cm by 65cm £400-600

Lot 500 500.

JaMEs BURRELL sMitH (1822-1897) tWO FigUREs On a BRiDgE in a RURaL LanDsCaPE, signed and indistinctly dated 1857, watercolour, framed and glazed. 12cm by 16cm £200-300

Lot 502 502. attRiBUtED tO W.H. BaRtLEtt, ViEW OF a RiVER gORgE, indistinctly inscribed in pencil lower right, pen and ink and wash. 17cm by 23cm £100-150

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Lot 508 (part)

Lot 503 503.

PYLEWELL, ViEW OF a COUntRY HOUsE WitH tWO FigUREs in tHE FOREgROUnD, signed by the artist and dated Sept 1826 lower right, monochrome watercolour, framed and glazed. 19cm by 24cm £80-100

508. attRiBUtED tO HaRRY HOPLEY WHitE (1790-1876) FOUntains aBBEY, and WRaXHaLL ManOR HOUsE, watercolours, framed and glazed.

20cm by 29cm (2) £60-80 Lot 506 506.

MiD 19th CEntURY EngLisH sCHOOL, FigURE RiDing a POnY WitH a DOg On a COUntRY LanE, indistinctly signed lower left, watercolour, framed and glazed. 29cm by 23cm £80-120 Lot 509 509. siR JaMEs LaWsOn WingatE (1846-1924), DEWY EVE, aRRan, signed by the artist, oil on canvas, bears Fine Art Society label verso, no. 5568, framed. 34cm by 51cm £300-400

Lot 504 504.

VOgEL (20th CEntURY) sKEtCH OF tOWn HOUsEs, signed in pencil lower right Vogel and dated 1968, mixed media including crayon and white chalk, framed and glazed. 20cm by 30cm £40-60

Lot 507 507. saRaH gatEs (COntEMPORaRY) DOWnsCaPE WitH WaLKERs, oil on canvas laid on board, inscribed on a label on reverse with title and dated 1997, exhibited Merriscourt Gallery, Oxon. 22cm by 30cm £100-200

Lot 505 505.

LatE 19th CEntURY EngLisH sCHOOL, FigUREs On a COUntRY ROaD WitH a CatHEDRaL tOWn BEYOnD, watercolour, framed and glazed.

16cm by 26cm £30-50

Lot 510 510. attRiBUtED tO JOHn RatHBOnE, FigURE WitH a HORsE WitH RiVER anD tOWn BEYOnD, signed J Rathbone 1785, watercolour, 28cm by 45cm £200-250

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Lot 511

511.

BRian sHiELDs, “BRaaQ” (BRitisH 1951-1997) BaCK stREEt CanaL, LiVERPOOL, signed ‘braaq 76 F.B.A. ‘ANN’ lower left, with printed label verso with title Back Street Canal, and red wax seal mark, oil on canvas, 70cm by 60cm £15000-18000

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Lot 514

Lot 512 512.

JOHn HUtCHinsOn, F.s.a.

(BRitisH born 1934), tHE sCaLigER BRiDgE, VEROna, watercolour, signed with initials and dated ‘95, framed and glazed. 46cm by 36cm £60-80

Lot 513 (part) 513.

MiCHaEL antHOnY CLaRK, (20th CEntURY) tWO ViEWs OF RiEVaULX aBBEY, signed by the artist and inscribed on the reverse, watercolour, framed and glazed.

30cm by 40cm (2) £40-60 514.

EDWaRD RiCHaRDsOn (1810-1874) LaKE COMO, itaLY, watercolour, signed and dated 1860, framed and glazed.

20cm by 46cm £300-500

Lot 515

Lot 516 515. gEORgE stanFiELD WaLtERs R.B.a., RaMsgatE FisHing BOats in tHE CHannEL, watercolour highlighted with white, signed lower left, bears inscribed label verso, framed and glazed.

24cm by 42cm £220-280 516. tHOMas CantRELL DUgDaLE, R.a.

(1880-1952) BRitisH sOLDiERs CaMP sitE in tHE JORDan VaLLEY, signed T.C.Dugdale lower left, watercolour, framed and glazed. 21.5cm by 26cm £400-600

Lot 517 517.

JaRROD gOsLing (20th CEntURY), HiPPOPOtaMUs, signed lower left, watercolour, framed and glazed.

15.5cm by 23cm £50-70

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Lot 518 518.

MYLEs BiRKEt FOstER (1825-1899), ViEW OF a COntinEntaL CitY WitH BRiDgE OVER a RiVER, signed with monogram, pencil, framed and glazed.

19cm by 26cm £120-140 519. attRiBUtED tO gEORgE LEsLiE HUntER, (sCOttisH 1877-1931) ViEW OF stRatH EaCHaig aBOVE sanDBanK, sCOtLanD, signed L. Hunter lower left, coloured chalks, framed and glazed. 14cm by 30cm £350-450

Lot 519 521. staitHEs sCHOOL, LatE 19th CEntURY, tHE CaBBagE FiELD, watercolour, framed and glazed.

14cm by 25cm £70-100

Lot 522 522.

DaViD O’BRian (iRisH) MaRsH LanDsCaPE, signed lower right and dated ‘87, bears Mall Galleries label verso, watercolour, framed. 24cm by 33cm £70-90

Lot 524 524. an EaRLY WORKing Pin MaRK DRaWing of ‘a tORCH WitH REED’, pencil, the paper bearing three watermarks including an anchor mark, unframed. Approximately 43cm by 41cm £150-250

Lot 520 520.

MannER OF EDWaRD BURRa, (EaRLY 20th CEntURY) sHEPHERD WitH sHEEP, unsigned, gouache, framed and glazed. 30cm by 24cm £100-120

Lot 525

Lot 523

Lot 521

523.

19th CEntURY BRitisH sCHOOL, DaViD PLaYing BEFORE saUL, watercolour, framed and glazed.

10cm by 12cm £120-140

525.

WiLLiaM HUttOn RiDDELL (1880-1947), ‘LEssER PEREgRinE, giBRaLtaR’, watercolour, signed lower right, framed. 35cm by 53cm £220-280

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Lot 530

Lot 526 526.

PEnnY WaRD (20th CEntURY), sPRing FLOWERs, watercolour, signed lower right, framed. 46cm by 36cm £50-70

Lot 528 528.

EngLisH sCHOOL, EaRLY 19th CEntURY, PORtRait OF a YOUng LaDY, watercolour, monogrammed C.S.R, framed. 11cm by 8cm £30-40

530. anDREW aLEXanDER (20th CEntURY), stUDY OF BLaCK gROUsE, watercolour, monogrammed A.A. lower right, framed.

22cm by 22cm £100-150

Lot 531 531.

KEVin PLatt (20th CEntURY), OLD BRiDgE OVER tHE tYnE, acrylic on canvas, signed lower left, framed.

50cm by 75cm £70-90

Lot 527 527.

JOE HYnEs (iRisH 20th CEntURY), ‘CHaEMOnELEs, PRiMULa anD WHitEtHORn’ watercolour, signed lower left, framed. 36cm by 26cm £80-120

Lot 529 529. gEORgE BiRRELL (20th CEntURY), HaRBOUR ViEW, watercolour, signed lower left, framed. 37cm by 26cm £60-80

Lot 532 532.

KEitH PROCtOR (20th CEntURY), ‘anniE’, stUDY OF a gREYHOUnD, watercolour, signed and dated lower right, framed, bearing original artists label verso. 46cm by 53cm £100-150

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Lot 538 538.

JOHn WiLsOn JOWsEY (1884-1963) saiLing BOats in a CaLM, signed lower left J Wilson Jowsey, oil on canvas, framed. 43cm by 33cm £70-90

Lot 533 533.

Finn anDERsEn (DanisH 1909-1987), WOODLanD gLaDE, oil on canvas, signed lower right, framed. 60cm by 70cm £200-300

535.

JOHn DEgnan (BRitisH 20th CEntURY), MiLL On tHE tEEs, signed lower right, watercolour, framed and glazed.

48cm by 60cm £60-80 536.

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Lot 534 534.

MaRtin LEUtERMan (20th CEntURY), ‘ROsE stUDY’, oil on canvas, signed lower right, bearing original label verso.

40cm by 50cm £70-90

Lot 535

Lot 537 537. gEORgE JaMEs KnOX, (1810-1897) a WintER LanDsCaPE, signed with inscription verso Early Pioneers, Quebec, watercolour heightened with white, 22.5cm by 31cm £120-180

Lot 539 539.

LatE 19tH/EaRLY 20th CEntURY BRitisH sCHOOL, tHE tOY BOX, inscribed on label on reverse ‘Pandora’, oil on canvas, framed, 50cm by 40cm £50-70

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Lot 540 540.

F** a** H**, FigUREs in a FiELD OF FLOWERs, signed with initials and dated 1860, gouache, framed and glazed.

20cm by 32cm £60-80

Lot 545

Lot 543

Lot 541

545. a PaiR OF 19th CEntURY sPELtER FigUREs, of street musicians, one with a puppet, the other a monkey, raised on turned on ebonised plinths, taller 36cm £80-120

543.

LatE 20th CEntURY, ViEW OF ROME, watercolour, indistinctly signed, 25cm by 17cm £40-60

541.

MiLDRED E. ELDRiDgE, (1901-1991) stUDY OF a MistLE tHRUsH anD a sKULL aMOngst BRaCKEn, signed by the artist lower right and dated 1949, watercolour, bears exhibition labels to verso, framed 40cm by 30cm £100-200 Lot 544 544.

EaRLY 20th CEntURY BRitisH sCHOOL, stiLL LiFE OF aPPLEs, oil on board, 22cm by 30cm £60-80

Lot 546 Lot 542 542.

DUPRE (EaRLY 20th CEntURY), FREnCH stREEt sCEnE, signed lower left Fran Dupre, oil on canvas, 56cm by 76cm £80-120

546. a 19th CEntURY sPELtER FigURE OF a CaVaLiER, raised on a turned ebonised plinth, height 76.5cm £60-80

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Lot 552

Lot 547

Lot 549

547. a LaRgE PatinatED MEtaL FigURE ‘La BaignEUsE’, on an integral circular base. 83cm £500-700

549. a 20th CEntURY BROnZE MODEL OF a stanDing DEER, unsigned, height 28cm £100-150 Lot 551 551. aFtER tHE antiQUE, a PatinatED BROnZE FigURE OF tHE DisCUs tHROWER, on an integral circular plinth, unsigned. 14cm £70-90

Lot 550 Lot 548 548. a PaiR OF BROnZED MODELs OF WaDing BiRDs, each raised on a naturalistic base and unsigned.

Taller 34cm £40-60

550. a COntinEntaL CaRVED LiMEWOOD gROUP OF PHEasants anD CHiCKs, 19th century, the birds perched on a rocky outcrop, mounted on a plain wooden plinth. Length 28cm £250-350

552. giOVanni DE MaRtinO (1870-1935), tWO VEnEtian stREEt singERs, in patinated bronze, inscribed G.D.M verso and stamped foundry mark for Diritti D’Autore lower right, 25cm £700-900

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ADDISONS of Barnard Castle 558. a BaKHtiaRi (PERsian) sMaLL CaRPEt, the central field with square panels. 3.15m by 2.90m £150-250

Lot 553 553. aFtER PaUL JOsEPH RaYMOnD gaYRaRD (1807-1855), a bronzed monkey holding a magnifying glass looking at a baby monkey in his hands, dark brown patina, naturalistically sculpted and modelled cross legged, height 12cm £80-120

Lot 556 556. a PERsian RUg, with a terracotta central field. 1.93m by 1.23m £80-120

Lot 559 559. an EaRLY 20th CEntURY tURKisH RUg, the central field with blue ground.

1.65m by 1.10m £30-40

RUgs anD tEXtiLEs

Lot 560 560. a tURKisH RUg, the central field with vari-coloured lozenges. 1.95m by 1.32m £30-40

Lot 554 554. an inDO-PERsian “tREE OF LiFE” RUg, the central field with a blue ground with deep red borders.

2.37m by 1.47m £200-300

Lot 557 557. a CHinEsE CaRPEt WitH a RED gROUnD. 3.6m by 2.45m £60-80 Lot 561 561. a MODERn tURKisH RUg, with three central lozenges. 1.85m by 1.03m £30-40

Lot 555 555. an inDO-PERsian RUg, the field with shaped central lozenge against a blue ground. 2.00m by 1.30m £200-300

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Lot 567 567. a RED PaisLEY QUiLt WitH a WHitE REVERsE, possibly North Country.

2.37m by 1.9m £250-350

Lot 562 562. a KaZaK RUg, with panels of geometric decoration. 2.15m by 1.60m £50-70

Lot 564 564. a HERati stYLE RUnnER, with a red ground (a pair to the previous lot).

3.65m by 0.98m £80-120

Lot 565

Lot 563

565. an aUBUssOn stYLE RUg, woven with roses against a cream ground within crimson borders. 2.45m by 1.48m £150-200

Lot 568 568. a ViCtORian WOOLLEn PaisLEY sHaWL, 3m by 1.85m £90-110

Lot 569 569. a ViCtORian CHintZ anD PatCHWORK QUiLt, 2.25m by 2.05m £170-200

563. a HERati stYLE RUnnER, with a red ground. 3.65m by 0.98m £80-120

Lot 570 Lot 566 566. a PatCHWORK QUiLt, WitH a YELLOW REVERsE. 1.95m by 1.65m £70-90

570. a FinE QUaLitY 18th/19th CEntURY giLt-tHREaD EMBROiDERED RED VELVEt taBLE COVERing, possibly Middle Eastern, elaborately embroidered with stylised foliate patterns and with a gilt thread fringe (wear throughout). 1.55m square £80-120

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ADDISONS of Barnard Castle 573. an EaRLY 20th CEntURY saMPLER, done for Mr R Flint, former Superintendent for the North Eastern Midland Great Eastern and Great Central Railways, by his colleagues for 42 years of service. £150-200

CLOCKs, instRUMEnts anD BOXEs Lot 571 571. an EaRLY 19th CEntURY saMPLER OF naVaL intEREst, worked with gilt and coloured silk thread and with stump work figures of a lion and unicorn flanking a crest with Dieu et Mon Droit below, on a grey silk ground, in a maple frame. 48cm by 44cm £150-200

Lot 573

574. a gEORgE iii stYLE EBOnisED BRaCKEt CLOCK, circa 1900, retailed by Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh, the gilt dial with silvered chapter ring, Roman numerals and strike/silent subsidiary dial, with eight day twin fusee movement striking on a bell, the case with caddy top, gilt pineapple finials and mounts, raised on a moulded plinth and bracket feet. Height 59cm £1500-2000

Lot 572 572. a 19th CEntURY WOOLWORK PiCtURE BY annE LEWis, decorated mainly in red and green thread with birds and flowers and a large three storey house, inscribed Anne Lewis her work done in the 14 Year/of her age 1845, framed and glazed. 50cm by 39cm £100-150

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Lot 575

Lot 577

575. a 20th CEntURY BRass LantERn CLOCK, in a brass case of traditional form, with engraved brass and silvered dial bearing inscribed Roman numerals, the movement stamped Mercer on the backplate, height 37cm £120-150

577. a LatE ViCtORian BLaCK sLatE DRUMHEaD MantEL CLOCK, the white enamel dial painted with Roman numerals, the eight day movement striking on a bell, stamped for John Bennett, 65 Cheapside, London, width 45cm £200-300

576. a gERMan LatE 19th CEntURY/ EaRLY 20th CEntURY MantEL CLOCK, WintERHaLDER & HOFMEiER, with a domed oak case, glazed to four sides, with eight day movement striking on a gong and silvered dial bearing black painted Roman numerals, raised on four squat feet, height 40cm £500-700

578. a giLt-BROnZE anD MaRBLE sUsPEnDED MOVEMEnt sKELEtOn CLOCK, signed Huguenin a Paris, on a stepped cylindrical base, with a brass upright supporting nine brass rods above the pierced movement, enamel dial with Roman numerals. 68cm £800-1000 579.

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Lot 582 582. a LatE 19th CEntURY ViOLin, with one piece back, bearing paper label ‘Antonius Stradivarius Cremonenlis Fariebat Anno 1719’, cased, body of violin 35.5cm £60-80

Lot 585 585. a 19th CEntURY CHinEsE LaCQUERED tEa CaDDY, of hexagonal form decorated with figures and foliage on a black ground, with lead lining, 15cm high £60-80

Lot 583

Lot 580 580. a 19th CEntURY PinE LOngCasE CLOCK, the painted 10” dial signed D. Henwood, Wadebridge, decorated with floral sprays, 30 hour movement, the hood with moulded cornice, and corner columns, the trunk with a single door, raised on a moulded plinth. 1.92m £200-300

583. a gEORgE iii MaHOganY tEa CaDDY, the moulded cover opening to reveal three compartments, raised on ogee bracket feet. 20cm by 29cm by 17cm £100-150

Lot 586 586. an EaRLY 19th CEntURY tWin COMPaRtMEnt tORtOisEsHELL anD iVORY tEa CaDDY, of bowed form, raised on four silver plated ball feet, with silver plated knop handle, 15cm £400-600

Lot 584

Lot 581 581. a 19th CEntURY ROsEWOOD anD MaRQUEtRY inLaiD sWiss MUsiCaL BOX, c.1850, playing eight airs on a 15” brass cylinder, with zither attachment, the movement stamped 32640 LFGT, 12cm by 19cm by 56.5cm £350-400

584. a gEORgE iii MaHOganY DECantER BOX, of rectangular form, with ebonised stringing, the cover and front panel inset with an oval shell pateral, with carrying handles, opening to reveal two square decanters and stoppers, 22.5cm by 18.5cm by 27.5cm £350-400

Lot 587 587. a JaMEs DiXOn & sOns BURR WaLnUt PistOL CasE, the lid with central inset disc engraved with a monogram, opening to reveal a fitted felt lined interior, the two covered compartments with ivory handles (with key). 5.5cm by 25cm by 16.5cm £150-250

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Lot 588 588. a ViCtORian WaLnUt anD tUnBRiDgE WaRE WRiting BOX, of rectangular form, opening to reveal felt writing area, pen compartments and space for two ink bottles, 17cm by 26cm by 55.5cm £120-180

Lot 593 593. a ROBERt MOUsEMan tHOMPsOn OaK BREaD BOaRD, with carved mouse signature. Length 30.5cm £100-150

Lot 591 591. a PaiR OF ROBERt MOUsEMan tHOMPsOn OaK BOOKEnDs, adzed and with carved mouse signature.

Height 15cm £200-300

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Lot 594

589. a ViCtORian PaPiER MaCHE anD MOtHER OF PEaRL WRiting sLOPE with slanting hinged lid opening to reveal leather lined writing slope, compartments with pen tray and a small brass topped ink bottle, 42cm by 32cm £100-120

594. an aRts & CRaFts MaHOganY tRaVEL COMPaniOn/WORK statiOn BY aRtHUR siMPsOn OF KEnDaL, c.1910, with fitted interior, bears label inscribed ‘Arthur Simpson, The Handicrafts, Kendal’, 57.5cm by 20.5cm by 33.5cm (closed)

Lot 592 592. a ROBERt MOUsEMan tHOMPsOn OaK BOOK tROUgH, with carved mouse signature. Length 45.5cm £200-300

Note: Arthur William Simpson (1857-1922) a native of Kendal served an apprenticeship at Gillows before setting up a workshop in Kendal in 1885. He exhibited regularly at the Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society £150-200

Lot 590 590. a REgEnCY ROsEWOOD tEa CaDDY, of sarcophagus form, the moulded top with stringing and gadrooned carving opening to reveal twin compartments and what appears to be the original clear glass mixing bowl, raised on four bun feet, 22.5cm by 20.5cm by 36cm £200-300

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0.97m by 0.70m by 0.48m £1200-1800 598. an aRts anD CRaFts COtsWOLD sCHOOL siXtEEn siDED OaK taBLE, raised on four octagonal legs, joined by platform cross stretchers, terminating in curved feet. Diameter 73cm £400-600

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ADDISONS of Barnard Castle 599. an aCORn inDUstRiEs 5’ OaK siDEBOaRD, with a three plank solid oak top fitted with four graduated drawers flanked by panelled doors, all fitted with Arts & Crafts style iron latches and handles, the fascia fully adzed, standing on octagonal feet with carved recess acorn signature to one leg. 86cm by 152cm by 48cm £1000-1500 600. a ROBERt MOUsEMan tHOMPsOn 5ft Dining sUitE, the modern suite comprising a 1990s refectory style table with a four-plank adzed top, raised on faceted baluster supports continuing to trestles joined by a chamfered and adzed stretcher, with large carved mouse signature to one leg, together with a set of six 1990s lattice back dining chairs including two carvers all with original tan hide seat covers, each with matching carved mouse signatures to one leg. 0.74m by 1.52m by 0.86m £5500-6500

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Lot 602

Lot 603 601. a ROBERt MOUsEMan tHOMPsOn OaK DREssing stOOL, with an upholstered cow hide seat, raised on four tall faceted turned baluster legs joined by low level stretchers and with carved mouse signature in high relief to the outside of one leg. £600-800 602. a LiBERtY & Co. OaK EtagERE, designed by Leonard Wyburd, the sloping rectangular top above two galleried tiers, joined by turned and block supports, the sides with lattice grilles, raised on turned legs joined by stretchers. 83cm by 59cm by 34cm Note: Detailed in Arts & Crafts - Dorling & Kindersley £400-600 603. an aLBERt EagLEMan JEFFRaY YORKsHiRE OaK DROPLEaF CiRCULaR taBLE, circa 1970, with hand adzed top and two drop leaves, standing on raised turned supports joined by stretchers, one end with a recessed carved eagle signature. £500-700

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604. a ROBERt MOUsEMan tHOMPsOn OaK OPEn BOOCKasE, the rectangular galleried top above five adjustable shelves, with carved mouse signature. 1.22m by 0.84m by 0.26m £700-900

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Lot 609 609. a ROBERt MOUsEMan tHOMPsOn OaK asHtRaY, in horse shoe form with carved mouse signature. 12cm £300-400

Lot 608 605. a ROBERt MOUsEMan tHOMPsOn OaK OPEn BOOCKasE, the rectangular galleried top above five adjustable shelves, with carved mouse signature.

1.22m by 0.84m by 0.26m £700-900

607. a ROBERt MOUsEMan tHOMPsOn OaK OPEn BOOCKasE, the rectangular galleried top above five adjustable shelves, with carved mouse signature.

1.22m by 0.84m by 0.26m £700-900

606. a ROBERt MOUsEMan tHOMPsOn OaK OPEn BOOCKasE, the rectangular galleried top above five adjustable shelves, with carved mouse signature.

1.22m by 0.84m by 0.26m £700-900

608. a ROBERt MOUsEMan tHOMPsOn OaK 3’6” BLanKEt BOX, the adzed top over panelled front and sides, raised on faceted block feet, with carved mouse signature. 0.46m by 1.05m by 0.40m £600-800

Lot 610 610. a ROBERt MOUsEMan tHOMPsOn OaK FRUit BOWL, with carved mouse signature. Diameter 29cm £250-350

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Lot 615

611. a ROBERt MOUsEMan tHOMPsOn OaK PEn tRaY, with three wells and carved mouse signature. 30cm £350-450

615. a ROBERt MOUsEMan tHOMPsOn OaK asHtRaY. £60-80

Lot 614 614. a ROBERt MOUsEMan tHOMPsOn REniFORM tRaY, with carved mice as handles and adzed to the top.

Width 47cm £200-300 Lot 616

Lot 612 612. a ROBERt MOUsEMan tHOMPsOn OaK CHEEsE BOaRD, the handle with carved mouse signature. 37cm £250-350

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616. a ROBERt MOUsEMan tHOMPsOn asHtRaY. £60-80 617. a ROBERt MOUsEMan tHOMPsOn OaK COFFEE taBLE, the rectangular adzed top raised on faceted baluster legs joined by a stretcher. 0.45m by 1.22m by 0.45m £400-600

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Lot 618 618. a ROBERt MOUsEMan tHOMPsOn OaK COFFEE taBLE, the rectangular adzed top raised on faceted balusters joined by a stretcher, with carved mouse signature. 0.44m by 0.91m by 0.36m £400-600

619. a ROBERt MOUsEMan tHOMPsOn OaK tHREE-LEggED stOOL, the reniform seat raised on splayed faceted legs, with carved mouse signature. £250-350 620. a ROBERt MOUsEMan tHOMPsOn OaK tHREE-LEggED stOOL, the reniform seat raised on splayed faceted legs, with carved mouse signature. £250-350

Lot 620

FURnitURE Lots 621-626: the following six lots were removed from the Villa at Breslau designed for the magnate Leo Lewin in 1916-17. The house and much of its contents were created

by Oskar Kaufmann (1873-1956). Kaufmann was perhaps the leading theatrical and café architect of Berlin in the early decades of the 20th century, responsible for such major works as the Hebbeltheater, Kinotheater and the Volksbuhnetheater in the pre-First World War period. His often witty and allegorical decoration displays a confident handling of external forms and surfaces and much attention to detail. This playfulness and craftsmanship are obvious in the furniture and light fittings which follow.

The set of four glazed doors are the work of Cesar Klein (1876-1954), the German Expressionist painter and designer working, like Kaufmann, in the world of theatre and cinema. Based in Berlin, by about 1912 Klein had developed an Expressionist style of his own which also shows influences of Cubism. These influences are clear in the design of the glass panels. Denounced in the “degenerate” exhibition of 1937, Klein was rehabilitated after the war.

Interior from the Villa Lewin, Breslau

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Lot 621 621.

OsCaR KaUFMann: a MaRBLE-tOPPED KingWOOD BUFFEt CaBinEt, the shaped demilune pink marble top of serpentine outline above a conforming case fitted with a pair of doors each opening to reveal a reverse inlaid with a circular figural cartouche, one labelled Weib, the other Wein and with shelved interior, flanked by two further doors, on a moulded plinth. 1.05m by 2.25m by 0.86 Lot 621 (detail)

Provenance: Leo Lewin, Lewin Villa Breslau, thence by descent £300-500

Lot 622 (detail) 622.

OsKaR KaUFMann: a PaiR OF EaRLY 20th CEntURY MaRBLE tOPPED ROsEWOOD siDE CaBinEts, of serpentine form, with pink marble top over a central door, each inlaid to the interior with an oval inscribed “Gesang” depicting a Pan figure, the other “Wein” depicting a Bacchic figure, enclosing a bank of canteen drawers, flanked by a pair of doors enclosing shelved interiors, raised on a plain plinth.

0.98m by 1.40m by 0.75m Provenance: Leo Lewin, Villa Lewin Breslau, thence by descent £600-800 Lot 622

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OsKaR KaUFMann: a BROnZE EigHtLigHt CHanDELiER, the stem formed as a sphere, cast in high relief with stars, zig zags and scales, surmounted by the figure of a dancer in tail coat and hat upholding a circular canopy, issuing eight leaf cast arms and candle cups.

0.75m Provenance: Leo Lewin, Villa Lewin Breslau, thence by descent £400-600 624.

OsKaR KaUFMann: a sEt OF siX tWin-LigHt BROnZE sCOnCEs, each with leaf and scale-cast scrolling candlearms and star cast candle cups.

From wall, 0.36m Note: these will probably have formed part of a chandelier, most likely the previous lot.

Provenance: Leo Lewin, Villa Lewin Breslau, thence by descent £300-500 625.

OsKaR KaUFMann: a stRiKing aLUMiniUM anD CHROMiUM-PLatED FigURaL CEiLing LigHt, the domed aluminium fixture pierced and cast with stars, stylised foliate patterns and zig zags and mounted with four chromium plated figures of semi-clad dancers, each with upheld hat, together with one of two other original tiers, smaller, lacking figures. Larger 0.28m Note: for an illustration of the original chandelier in situ in the vestibule of the Villa Lewin, Breslau see “Der Arkitecht Oskar Kaufmann”, foreword Oscar Brie, pub. Berlin 1928, ill. no. 49

Lot 623

Lot 624

Provenance: Leo Lewin, Villa Lewin Breslau, thence by descent £250-350

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Lot 626 626.

CESAR KLEIN: A PAIR OF RARE AND STRIKING STAINED AND LEADED GLASS DOORS, each door with two vignettes of games being played by characters in the costumes of their country of origin including chess, backgammon, dominoes etc, all in stylised poses and in rich reds, blues, yellows and greens. Each 2.13m by 0.67m Provenance: Leo Lewin, Villa Lewin Breslau, thence by descent ÂŁ2,000-3,000

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Lot 629

627. an 18th CEntURY OaK siDE CaBinEt, the plain rectangular top over a pair of frieze drawers over panelled cupboard doors, raised on bracket feet. 0.90m by 1.07m by 0.48m £200-300 628. an 18th CEntURY OaK MULE CHEst, the moulded rectangular hinged top opening to reveal a well, over three ogee fielded crossbanded panels, above two frieze drawers and raised on ogee bracket feet. 0.89m by 1.45m by 0.55m £600-800 629. a LatE 19th CEntURY OaK siDE taBLE in tHE gOtHiC tastE, the rectangular top above a moulded frieze over open panels with carving of tracery type, on square section legs, fitted with pull-out carrying handles (probably originally a bier table). 0.86m by 1.37m by 0.63m £300-500

Lot 628 631. a LOUis XV stYLE giLt-MEtaL MOUntED KingWOOD OCCasiOnaL taBLE, the quarter veneered rectangular top with floral marquetry, over a frieze drawer and raised on cabriole legs terminating in sabots. 0.76m by 0.51m by 0.33m £250-350

Lot 630 630. a 17th CEntURY OaK COFFER, the two plank top with original iron strap hinges, above a two panel front with a frieze of carved lunettes, on block legs.

0.58m by 1.21m by 0.54m £150-250

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Lot 635

Lot 632 632. a LOUis XV stYLE ROsEWOOD CROssBanDED KingWOOD siDE taBLE, the quarter veneered shaped rectangular top above a frieze decorated with gilt metal mask and rosewood cartouches, raised on cabriole legs terminating in sabots. 0.76m by 0.76m by 0.50m £400-500

633. an EDWaRDian inLaiD MaHOganY BEDsiDE CUPBOaRD, the moulded square top above a tambour door, raised on square section tapering legs.

0.69m by 0.37m square £70-90

635. a LatE ViCtORian CaRVED OaK siDE taBLE, the carved moulded rectangular moulded top with lion-mask carved backboard, over a frieze drawer, raised on tapering square section legs joined by stretchers. 0.97m by 0.92m by 0.49m £180-220

Lot 636 636. a MaHOganY DREssing stOOL, the rectangular drop in seat raised on scroll carved cabriole legs terminating in hoof feet. £180-220 Lot 634

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Lot 637 637. a MiD-ViCtORian WaLnUt siDE taBLE, the quarter veneered moulded rectangular top with a brass gallery, raised on boldly turned trestles, terminating in downswept leaf carved legs, stamped to the underside, “C.Hindley Oxford Street London”.

0.75m by 1.07m by 0.53m £700-900

Lot 639 639. a MiD-ViCtORian BURR WaLnUt gaMEs anD WORK taBLE, the foldover top opening to reveal a satinwood and ebonised chess board, above a frieze drawer, raised on pierced lyre trestles on hipped leaf-carved legs joined by stretchers. 0.75m by 0.56m by 0.40m (closed) £350-450

Lot 641 641. a CHiLD’s YEW WOOD WinDsOR ROCKing CHaiR, with pierced splat, dished seat and ring-turned legs. £250-350

Lot 638 638. an EDWaRDian MaHOganY BEDsiDE CUPBOaRD, the moulded square top with backboard, above a panelled door, raised on square section legs with fretwork spandrels. 0.84m by 0.40m square £70-90

Lot 640 640. an EDWaRDian MaHOganY PEDEstaL, the moulded square top above a tapering square section standard carved with an Adam Revival patera, on waisted block feet. 1.20m by 0.29m square £200-300

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Lot 645

Lot 644 Lot 642 642. an EDWaRDian inLaiD MaHOganY BiJOUtERiE taBLE, the circular hinged top opening to reveal a velvet-lined interior, raised on square section outswept legs joined by a stretcher.

0.75m by 0.50m £250-350 643. a sEt OF EigHt gEORgE iii stYLE MaHOganY Dining CHaiRs, including two carvers, each with ribbon back, drop in seat and raised on square section legs. £300-400

644. a REgEnCY MaHOganY OPEn aRMCHaiR, with tablet crest rail above a ropetwist splat over a hide seat between boldly downscrolled arms, raised on sabre legs. £150-200 645. a PaiR OF BERgERE aRMCHaiRs in tHE FREnCH tastE, each with buttoned back over a loose cushioned seat, flanked by leaf carved arms, raised on short fluted tapering legs. £250-350

Lot 646 646. a 19th CEntURY BRass anD LEaDED COLOURED gLass HaLL LantERn, of rectangular form, height to the top of light fitting 62cm £180-220

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Lot 647

Lot 649

647. a 17th/18th CEntURY OaK tHREE PanEL COFFER, the planked moulded top above a chip carved panelled frame, the stiles continuing to feet. 0.67m by 1.12m by 0.42m £200-300

Lot 651 651. a PaiR OF 19th CEntURY giLt-BROnZE tHREE LigHt sCOnCEs in tHE ROCOCO tastE, each with foliate cast back plate issuing similarly cast scrolling arms terminating in fluted candle cups with ropetwist drip trays. 0.47m £100-200 Lot 648 648. a gEORgE iii OaK gatELEg Dining taBLE, the oval top above a plain frieze raised on circular section legs terminating in pad feet. 0.75m by 1.20m (open) by 1.03m £80-120 649. an EaRLY 19th CEntURY MaHOganY CHEst OF DRaWERs, the crossbanded rectangular top over two short and four long graduated cockbeaded drawers, raised on bracket feet. 1.27m by 1.23m by 0.57m £250-350

Lot 650 650. a 19th CEntURY BRass anD COLOURED LEaDED gLass HaLL LantERn, of rectangular form.

Height to the top of hanging loop 45cm £80-120

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Lot 652

Lot 653 653. a PaiR OF giLt-BROnZE anD BRass tHREE LigHt sCOnCEs in tHE aDaM REViVaL tastE, each with ribbon-tied back plate with fir cone finial, issuing scrolling, leaf-cast and laurel swagged candle arms, with glass faux candles and fluted drip pans. 0.59m £150-250 Lot 654

654. a sEt OF FOUR giLt-BROnZE anD BRass tHREE LigHt sCOnCEs in tHE aDaM REViVaL tastE, each with ribbon-tied back plate with fir cone finial, issuing scrolling, leaf-cast and laurel swagged candle arms, with glass faux candles and fluted drip pans (en suite with the preceding lot). 0.59m £300-500 655. a PaiR OF LOUis XV stYLE giLtWOOD taPEstRY FaUtEUiLs, each with oval back above a bowed seat flanked by outswept arms, raised on cabriole legs, the tapestry with flower-filled urns and floral swags. £800-1200

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Lot 656

Lot 658

656. an EDWaRDian satinWOOD inLaiD ROsEWOOD LaDY’s WRiting anD WORK taBLE, the superstructure fitted with a cupboard door flanked by a pair of drawers over a leather inset writing surface above a frieze drawer, also fitted with a sliding work box, raised on square section string inlaid legs moving on castors. 1.09m by 0.69m by 0.49m £250-350 657. a MiD-19th CEntURY inLaiD WaLnUt anD giLt-MEtaL MOUntED BREaKFROnt CREDEnZa, the burr walnut top above a moulded inlaid frieze over a central panelled door flanked by glazed doors, on a scroll carved plinth.

1.03m by 1.75m by 0.34m £600-800

Lot 657 659. a WaLnUt X-FRaME stOOL in tHE REgEnCY tastE, the square padded seat raised on trestles joined by a turned stretcher and moving on castors. £100-150

658. a 19th CEntURY OaK CHiLD’s ROCKing Wing CHaiR, possibly Cumberland, the back with trefoil cut-out between wings, the seat with commode cut-out. £150-200

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663. an EDWaRDian stRing inLaiD MaHOganY BiJOUtERiE taBLE, the circular hinged satinwood crossbanded top enclosing a fabric-upholstered well, raised on square section tapering legs joined by a scrolling x-form stretcher, and terminating in spade feet. 0.77m by 0.56m £300-400 664. a 19th CEntURY MaRBLE-tOPPED ROsEWOOD OPEn BOOKCasE, the rectangular white marble top above three shelves flanked by raised pilasters on a plain plinth. 0.98m by 0.91m by 0.27m £250-300

Lot 660 660. a MaHOganY DREssing stOOL in tHE CHiPPEnDaLE tastE, the rectangular drop in seat raised on a frame carved with blind fretwork, joined by stretchers. £80-120

Lot 662 662. a MaHOganY tiLt-tOP tRiPOD taBLE in tHE REgEnCY tastE, the circular top on a turned baluster standard, raised on three channelled downswept legs terminating on flattened bun feet.

0.73m by 0.57m £150-250 Lot 661

Lot 663

Lot 665 665. a 19th CEntURY MaHOganY WRiting taBLE, the rectangular moulded overhanging top above a single frieze drawer, raised on turned tapering cylindrical legs. 0.76m by 0.92m by 0.50m £100-150

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Lot 667

Lot 666 666. a 19th CEntURY MaHOganY DREssing stOOL, the square upholstered seat raised on fluted cylindrical tapering legs. £80-120

667. a 19th CEntURY MaHOganY tOWEL RaiL £50-70

Lot 668 668. a MaHOganY tiLt-tOP tRiPOD taBLE, the rectangular moulded top above a baluster standard, raised on channelled downswept legs. 0.68m by 0.56m by 0.47m £60-80

669. a sEt OF MaHOganY QUaRtEttO taBLEs, each with rectangular moulded top and raised on square section outswept legs, the smallest with shelf stretcher. Largest 0.63m by 0.52m by 0.35m £200-250 670. a ViCtORian MOtHER OF PEaRL inLaiD, giLt anD PaintED PaPiER MaCHE tRaY, of serpentine outline, decorated with scrolls and flowers, inscribed verso “...old post office...Liverpool”.

0.79m by 0.60m £150-200

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Lot 671 671. a gEORgE iii MaHOganY CHEst OF DRaWERs, the moulded rectangular top above two short and three long graduated, cockbeaded drawers, raised on bracket feet. 0.92m by 0.94m by 0.52m £200-300

Lot 674 672. a 19th CEntURY MaHOganY tHREE tiER Hanging sHELF, the moulded cornice above graduating shelves joined by turned baluster uprights. 0.79m by 0.76m £100-150

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Lot 675

673. a sMaLL OaK singLE DOOR CUPBOaRD, EaRLY 19th CEntURY, of plain rectangular form, with panelled door. 57cm by 46cm by 33cm £100-150 674. a PaiR OF MaRBLE-tOPPED CYLinDER POt CUPBOaRDs, each with black marble top, the single door enclosing a shelved interior, on a plain plinth.

0.73m by 0.41m £200-300 675. an EaRLY 19th CEntURY MaHOganY CELLaREttE, the square hinged top with cut-off corners, over fielded panelled sides, raised on fluted square section legs joined by fretwork spandrels.

0.67m by 0.43m £300-400

Lot 676

ADDISONS of Barnard Castle 109 676. an EaRLY 19th CEntURY MaRBLEtOPPED ROsEWOOD tWO DOOR CHiFFOniER, the black marble rectangular top above a plain frieze decorated with gilt brass mounts above a pair of panelled doors and raised on flattened bun feet. 0.83m by 0.94m by 0.27m £200-300

Lot 679 679. a MaHOganY WasH stanD, the moulded bowl raised on three turned uprights, above a box shelf stretcher, raised on downswept tripod legs terminating in pad feet. 0.79m £100-150

Lot 680 680. an EaRLY 19th CEntURY ROsEWOOD FOUR tiER WHat-nOt, the rectangular shelves joined by baluster uprights and raised on flattened bun feet. 1.00m by 0.46m by 0.35m £300-400

Lot 677 677. a FREnCH MaRBLE-tOPPED giLtMEtaL MOUntED KingWOOD BEDsiDE CaBinEt, the galleried mottled marble top with outset corners above a single drawer over two dummies, raised on cyindrical fluted tapering legs, joined by a shelf stretcher, stamped H. Foubdinois (Paris). 0.82m by 0.44m by 0.38m £300-400 678. a REgEnCY MaHOganY BOW-FROntED CHEst OF DRaWERs, the top with crossbanded edge over four long graduated cockbeaded drawers, fitted with gilt-metal oval pulls, each cast with a Classical pavilion, and raised on splayed bracket feet. 0.92m by 0.97m by 0.56m £400-500

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Lot 685

Lot 681 681. a gEORgE iii OaK Hanging CORnER CUPBOaRD, the single ogee moulded door with brass butterfly hinges.

0.93m by 0.69m by 0.40m £100-150

Lot 682 682. a ViCtORian WaLnUt POt CUPBOaRD, the moulded rectangular top above a Gothic-arched panelled door, on a plinth with bracket feet. 0.73m by 0.40m by 0.35m £80-100

Lot 683 683. an EDWaRDian inLaiD MaHOganY FOLDing CaKE stanD, with turned handle, four folding plates and on a trestle base. 0.85m £100-120

685. a 19th CEntURY ELM WinDsOR aRMCHaiR, with pierced baluster splat, dished seat, splayed arms, raised on ring turned baluster legs, joined by a stretcher £150-250

Lot 686 Lot 684 684. a ViCtORian BRass FOOtMan £50-70

686. a COntinEntaL OaK OPEn aRMCHaiR, late 18th/early 19th century, with chipcarved crest rail above a padded seat flanked by downswept arms, raised on square section legs. £80-100

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Lot 687

Lot 688

Lot 689

687. an EDWaRDian MaHOganY FOLDOVER BaR BiLLiaRDs LOW taBLE, of rectangular form, with green baize interior, fitted with a drawer, on square section legs. 0.56m by 1.23m by 0.60m (closed) £200-300 688. a REgEnCY giLtWOOD MiRROR, the rectangular bevelled plate flanked by stiff leaf columns beneath a shell and scroll pediment. 0.46m by 0.55m £100-150 689. a 19th CEntURY itaLian PaRCEL-giLt MiRROR, the flower filled urn surmount flanked by floral and foliate swags over a two section bevelled plate, above pendant laurel swags, the reverse stamped “Tortain, Galerie de la Madeleine, Paris”. 1.15m by 0.50m £300-500 690. a REgEnCY MaHOganY BOW FROntED CHEst OF DRaWERs, fitted with four graduated drawers and raised on splayed bracket feet. 1.03m by 1.08m by 0.61m £400-600

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Lot 691

Lot 692 695. a REgEnCY REViVaL satinWOOD CROssBanDED MaHOganY MaHOganY FOUR sECtiOn CantERBURY, fitted with a drawer and moving on brass castors. 0.46m by 0.49m by 0.37m £100-150

691. a gEORgE iii MaHOganY tiLt tOP tRiPOD taBLE, the circular top over a turned baluster standard, raised on downswept legs terminating in pointed pad feet. 0.69m by 0.70m £250-350 692. a MaHOganY DREssing taBLE in tHE REgEnCY tastE, bowfronted, with string-inlaid top and gallery, above two crossbanded frieze drawers over a kneehole flanked by a further pair of drawers, raised on square section tapering legs, terminating in spade feet and moving on castors. 0.81m by 1.22m by 0.54m £150-250

Lot 694 694. an EaRLY 18th CEntURY OaK JOint stOOL, the moulded rectangular seat above a plain frieze, raised on turned splayed legs, joined by stretchers. £100-150

Lot 696 696. a ViCtORian CiRCULaR BEaDWORK FOOtstOOL, 30cm diameter £30-50 697. an EaRLY 19th CEntURY MaHOganY sERVing taBLE, of serpentine form, with a long frieze drawer with lion mask handles, raised on square section tapering legs. 0.71m by 0.95m by 0.54m £200-300

Lot 693 693. an 18th CEntURY OaK JOint stOOL, with moulded rectangular seat, raised on turned and block legs, joined by stretchers. £80-120

Lot 695

698. a gEORgE iii MaHOganY siLVER taBLE, the rectangular galleried top above a plain frieze raised on square section legs with fretwork spandrels.

0.74m by 0.67m by 0.49m £150-250

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Lot 697

Lot 698

699. a gEORgE iV MaHOganY BUREaU, the slant front opening to reveal an attractive fitted interior, with an arrangement of string inlaid compartments and drawers fitted with ivory pulls, above three graduated, cockbeaded drawers, each with original wooden pulls and ivory escutcheons, raised on ringturned feet. 1.13m by 1.07m by 0.49m £500-700 700. an EaRLY 19th CEntURY MaHOganY CHEst OF DRaWERs, the plain rectangular top over two short and three long cockbeaded graduated drawers, raised on splayed bracket feet. 1.06m by 1.10m by 0.53m £300-500 701. an EaRLY 18th CEntURY WaLnUt CHEst OF DRaWERs, the cross banded rectangular moulded overhanging top above a frieze drawer over two short and three long graduated drawers, raised on bracket feet. 1.00m by 1.03m by 0.56m £400-500

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Lot 703

Lot 706

703. a sEt OF FiVE REgEnCY MaHOganY CanE-sEatED Dining CHaiRs, each with ropetwist crest rail, pierced foliate splat and raised on sabre legs. £300-400

Lot 705

Lot 702 702. an EaRLY ViCtORian MaHOganY MiRROR-FROntED WaRDROBE, with moulded overhanging cornice above a central mirrored door, with a further panelled door, the interior fitted with drawers with campaign handles, shelves and hanging rail and on a plain moulded plinth. 2.10m by 1.35m by 0.55m £250-350

Lot 704 704. an 18th CEntURY OaK JOint stOOL, the moulded rectangular seat above an apron fitted with a drawer, raised on turned and block legs joined by stretchers. £120-180

705. an 18th CEntURY OaK DROPLEaF LOW taBLE, the oval top raised on splayed ring-turned and block legs joined by stretchers. 0.55m by 0.56m by 0.30m (closed) £150-200 706. an EaRLY 20th CEntURY CHinOisERiE LaCQUERED CaBinEt, in 18th century style, the doors decorated with figures and pagodas in a landscape, red against a cream ground, with shelved interior.

0.83m by 0.81m by 0.46m £150-250

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Lot 707

Lot 712

707. a MatCHED sEt OF FOUR gEORgE iii ELM Dining CHaiRs, comprising a carver and three chairs, each with waisted spindles carved with an oval patera, the carver with outswept arms and all raised on square section tapering legs. £150-250

710. a REgEnCY BaMBOO OPEn aRMCHaiR, with spindled back and arms, cane seat and raised on tapering legs joined by stretchers. £150-200

Lot 709 709. a WaLnUt-FRaMED nEEDLEWORK FiREsCREEn, of shaped arched form, the frame with moulded edge and raised on trestles, the needlework a flower-filled urn. 1.05m by 0.63m £100-150 Lot 708 708. an UnUsUaL EaRLY 19th CEntURY MaRBLE-insEt ROsEWOOD taBLE, possibly nautical, the rectangular top with boldly figured marble inset within a brass frame, over a frieze drawer, raised on turned legs. 0.72m by 0.68m by 0.55m £200-300

Lot 711 711. a 19th CEntURY WaLnUt-FRaMED BOX stOOL, the square needlework seat above a waisted carcass, raised on flattened bun feet with castors. £100-150 712. a gEORgE iii inLaiD MaHOganY tRaY On LatER stanD,, the oval galleried top centred by a patera, raised on square section tapering legs. 50cm by 0.74m by 0.52m £300-400

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Lot 713 713. a gEORgE iii MaHOganY tOiLEt MiRROR, the rectangular mirror plate swivelling between channelled uprights surmounted by brass acorn finials, on a platform, fitted with a pair of drawers, with ebonised string inlay. £80-120

Lot 714 714. a LatE ViCtORian BRass FEnDER, pierced and with paw feet. 1.35m by 0.28m £80-120

Lot 716

Lot 715 715. a gEORgE iV MaHOganY tOiLEt MiRROR, of rectangular form, on reeded outswept supports, with brass mounted finals. Size of mirror 35.5cm by 40.5cm £50-70

716. an EDWaRDian satinWOOD inLaiD ROsEWOOD siDE CaBinEt, the mirrored superstructure with an arrangement of glazed cupboards and galleried shelves, the base fitted with three frieze drawers and a pair of cupboard doors finely inlaid with urns in 18th century style and flanking open shelves. 2.42m by 1.53m by 0.43m £700-900

717. a HanDsOME EDWaRiDan inLaiD anD satinWOOD CROssBanDED MaHOganY VitRinE CaBinEt On stanD, the cabinet with swan neck pediment flanking a stiff leaf acorn gilt-metal finial, over a frieze inlaid with pendant swags, above a pair of astragal glazed doors enclosing velvet lined shelves, the stand of serpentine form with a pair of inlaid frieze drawers, raised on outswept square section tapering legs, joined by a shelf stretcher. 2.17m by 1.03m by 0.49m £2000-2500

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Lot 717

Lot 718

718. an EDWaRDian inLaiD MaHOganY BOOKCasE CaBinEt, the upper section with moulded cornice above a pair of astragal glazed doors with chequered string inlay opening to reveal a silk lined interior, the base with three graduated crossbanded drawers flanked by a pair of cupboard doors, raised on square section tapering legs on spade feet. 1.83m by 1.06m by 0.38m £500-600 719. a LOUis XV stYLE giLt-MEtaL MOUntED MaRQUEtRY anD KingWOOD WRiting taBLE, of shaped rectangular form, the top inlaid to the centre with floral marquetry with scrolling marquetry spandrels, over a frieze drawer, similarly decorated, raised on cabriole legs terminating in sabots. 0.75m by 1.00m by 0.64m £700-900

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Lot 721

Lot 720 720. a ROCOCO REViVaL MaHOganY FaUtEUiL, the upholstered back with c-scroll crest over a stuffed over seat flanked by outswept reeded arms, raised on cabriole legs, moving on castors. £250-350

721. a 19th CEntURY MaHOganY tRiPOD taBLE, the circular serpentine top raised on a turned and part fluted standard, raised on hipped downswept leaf carved cabriole legs terminating in hoof feet.

0.65m by 0.51m £180-220

Lot 722 722. a FREnCH MaRBLE-tOPPED WaLnUt BEDsiDE CaBinEt, the square red marble top above a frieze drawer over a cupboard door opening to reveal a marble lined interior, raised on cabriole legs. 0.83m by 0.38m square £120-180 723. an EDWaRDian inLaiD ROsEWOOD BOnHEUR DU JOUR, the mirrored superstructure with gilt-brass gallery and a pair of cupboard doors inlaid with urns and swags, over a leatherinset writing surface above two frieze drawers, raised on tapering square section legs terminating in castors.

1.14m by 0.98m by 0.52m £800-1000

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Lot 726

Lot 724

726. a MaHOganY DROPLEaF OCCasiOnaL taBLE, sECOnD QUaRtER OF tHE 19th CEntURY, the leaves with rounded corners, over two frieze drawers opposed by dummies, raised on ring turned tapering cylindrical legs and decorated with ebonised stringing. 0.58m by 0.48m by 0.33m (closed) £200-300

Lot 725 724. a LOUis XV stYLE giLt-MEtaL MOUntED WaLnUt WRiting taBLE, the moulded rectangular top with leather inset above a pair of frieze drawers flanking a stylised relief carved shell and raised on shell-carved cabriole legs. 0.76m by 1.20m by 0.60m Provenance: by repute from the Midland Hotel, Manchester £700-900

725. a ViCtORian MaHOganY PEDEstaL DEsK OF sMaLL PROPORtiOns, the rectangular leather inset top above three frieze drawers over a kneehole flanked by twin banks of three graduated drawers, on a plain plinth, moving on castors. 0.72m by 1.19m by 0.61m £500-700

Lot 727 727. a LatE 19th CEntURY BURR WaLnUt tWO DOOR siDE CaBinEt, the moulded rectangular top with plain backboard, over panelled doors enclosing a shelved interior, raised on bracket feet. 0.87m by 0.71m by 0.34m £180-220

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Lot 731

Lot 728

731. a ViCtORian BRass FEnDER, cast with urns, swags, scrolls and leaves. 0.98m extended. £150-250

Lot 732

Lot 729 728. a PaiR OF LOUis XVi stYLE MaRBLEtOPPED MaRQUEtRY anD KingWOOD BEDsiDE CUPBOaRDs, each with yellow marble top within a pierced brass gallery over three drawers decorated with floral marquetry, raised on shallow cabriole legs terminating in sabots. 0.74m by 0.44m by 0.33m £400-500

729. a COntinEntaL PROVinCiaL FRUitWOOD REFECtORY taBLE, probably 18th century, the three plank rectangular top above two opposing frieze drawers raised on chamfered square section legs joined by an h-stretcher. 0.75m by 2.15m by 0.82m £1000-1200

732. an EDWaRDian inLaiD MaHOganY MUsiC stOOL, the upholstered seat flanked by slatted arms with and uprights in the arts and crafts taste. £100-150

Lot 733 733. a PaiR OF ViCtORian EBOnY anD BEaDWORK FOOtstOOLs, of rectangular form, each having a floral beadwork upholstered seat, raised on four turned supports. 18cm by 25cm by 29cm £120-180

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Lot 734 734. a gEORgE iii inLaiD MaHOganY CORnER WasHstanD, the top with an inlaid lozenge band, the lower tier fitted with a drawer flanked by dummies, raised on splayed legs. 0.81m by 0.61m by 0.42m £120-180 735. an EaRLY 20th CEntURY giLt-BRass stanDaRD LaMP in tHE aRt nOUVEaU tastE, the circular domed base cast with pomegranates and supported on outscrolled feet, with three stylised leaf uprights and knopped tapering standard.

1.62m £150-200 736. a giLt-BRass anD MaRBLED COLUMnaR stanDaRD LaMP, with four ball and claw feet beneath a stepped base. 1.32m £100-150

Lot 737

Lot 735

Lot 736

737. a gEORgE iiii stYLE OaK DREssER BasE, the twin plank rectangular top above three frieze drawers with brass pear drop pulls, over a scroll carved apron, raised on slender baluster legs joined by stretchers and terminating in block feet. 0.84m by 1.52m by 0.48m £250-350 738. a MiD-ViCtORian WaLnUt FOLDOVER CaRD taBLE, the serpentine top opening to reveal a baize lined surface, raised on a leaf carved baluster standard over four downswept, scroll-carved legs, terminating in castors. 0.72m by 0.92m by 0.45m £400-600

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Lot 739

Lot 740 739. an EDWaRDian satinWOOD inLaiD MaHOganY VitRinE CaBinEt, the string inlaid breakfront bowed top above a conforming case, with inlaid and crossbanded frieze over an astragal glazed door enclosing silk lined shelves, raised on square section tapering legs joined by an inlaid shelf stretcher, terminating in spade feet. 1.29m by 1.22m by 0.36m £250-350

Lot 741

740. a WaLnUt WRiting taBLE in gEORgE ii stYLE, the quarter veneered crossbanded recessed serpentine top above a central frieze drawer over a kneehole flanked by a pair of deeper drawers, raised on cabriole legs terminating in pad feet. 0.74m by 0.93m by 0.59m £150-250 741. an 18th CEntURY OaK LOWBOY, the rectangular top above a long frieze drawer over a shaped apron flanked by two short drawers, raised on rectangular section legs.

0.72m by 0.83m by 0.47m £300-400 742. an EaRLY 19th CEntURY MaHOganY D-EnD 8ft Dining taBLE, the central section formed as a gateleg with two leaves, flanked by two d-ends, raised on channelled square section tapering legs. 0.71m by 1.13m by 2.57m (extended) £1000-1500

Lot 742

ADDISONS of Barnard Castle 123 743. an 18th CEntURY OaK DREssER BasE, the three plank top above three frieze drawers, over a pair of fielded panelled doors. 0.85m by 0.39m by 0.56m £800-1000 744. a 19th CEntURY OaK anD ELM FaRMHOUsE Dining taBLE, the rectangular three plank top raised on square section tapering legs. 0.80m by 2.10m by 0.80m £800-1000 745. a 19th CEntURY ELM WinDsOR aRMCHaiR, with pieced baluster splat above a dished seat, raised on ring turned legs joined by a “crinoline” stretcher. £400-500

Lot 743

746. an 18th CEntURY OaK MULE CHEst, the moulded rectangular top over a three panelled front above two frieze drawers, raised on bracket feet. 0.89m by 1.45m by 0.57m £400-600

Lot 744

Lot 745

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Lot 747

Lot 752 750. a gEORgE iii OaK Hanging CORnER CUPBOaRD, the moulded cornice above an arched panel door, with brass butterfly hinges, on a moulded plinth.

0.97m by 0.76m by 0.44m £100-150

747. a sEt OF siX REgEnCY MaHOganY Dining CHaiRs, inculding two carvers, each with reeded and sphere splat over a drop in leather seat, raised on square section tapering legs. £300-500

Lot 749 749. a ViCtORian MaHOganY siDE taBLE, the rectangular top with cut-off corners over a frieze drawer and raised on turned tapering legs. 0.81m by 0.91m by 0.40m £100-150

Lot 748 748. a MaHOganY WinE taBLE, the dished circular top raised on a turned baluster standard, on a scroll carved hipped tripod base. 0.72m by 0.37m £200-300

Lot 751 751. a gEORgE iii MaHOganY URn stanD, the square galleried top above a candle slide, raised on square section tapering legs with fretwork spandrels and terminating in block feet moving on castors. 0.72m by 0.32m £500-600 Lot 750

ADDISONS of Barnard Castle 125 752. a 19th CEntURY OaK X-FORM stOOL with woven leather seat, and flowerhead carved frame. £300-400 753. a PaiR OF 19th CEntURY ELM HigH BaCK WinDsOR aRMCHaiRs, each with pierced splat, dished seat between outscrolled arms, and raised on turned baluster legs. £500-700

Lot 753

Lot 754 754. an OaK anD ELM LanCasHiRE LaDDERBaCK OPEn aRMCHaiR, with rush seat and cylindrical legs joined by turned stretchers. £100-150

Lot 756 756. a 17th/18th CEntURY OaK tHREE PanEL COFFER, the two plank top above a lunette carved frieze, the panels carved with lozenges, the stiles continuing to feet. 0.72m by 1.44m by 0.46m £400-600

Lot 755 755. a 19th CEntURY ROCKing CHaiR OF WinDsOR tYPE, with tablet crest, pierced backsplat, dish seat, downscrolled arms and raised on ringturned legs and rockers. £100-150

757. a gEORgE iii stYLE MaHOganY tORCHERE, the circular dished top raised on a fluted baluster standard, and on a tripod base. 1.12m £70-90

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Lot 760

Lot 758

758. a PaiR OF COntinEntaL WaLnUt OPEn aRMCHaiRs in 17th CEntURY stYLE, the shaped upholstered back above a stuffed over seat flanked by downscrolled arms and raised on turned baluster legs joined by a shaped x-form stretcher, terminating in bun feet. £300-400 759. a sEt OF EigHt MaHOganY Dining CHaiRs in gEORgE iii stYLE, including two carvers, each with shield back and pierced splat above differing drop-in needlework seats flanked by outswept arms, raised on square section tapering legs. £700-900 760. a gEORgE iii stYLE sCROLL-BaCK MaHOganYFRaMED sOFa, the loose-cushioned seat flanked by outswept scrolling arms, raised on channelled scroll-carved square section legs. 2.07m £500-700 Lot 759

Lot 761

761. a gEORgE iii OaK DREssER BasE, the moulded rectangular two plank top above a central bank of three fielded panel drawers flanked by a pair of fielded panel doors, raised on a scroll-carved plinth. 0.79m by 1.78m by 0.60m £900-1100

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Lot 763

Lot 762 762. a WiLLiaM iV MaHOganY CHEVaL MiRROR, the rectangular plate swivelling between block and turned uprights with domed finials, raised on hipped downswept trestles terminating in brass caps and castors. 1.72m by 0.71m £500-700 763. a PaiR OF REgEnCY giLt anD JaPannED OPEn aRMCHaiRs, each with turned crest rail above a trellis-carved back splat, over a canework seat flanked by downswept arms and raised on tapering cicrular section legs. £600-800

Lot 764

764. a PaiR OF REgEnCY giLt anD JaPannED OPEn aRMCHaiRs, each with turned crest rail above a trellis-carved back splat, over a canework seat flanked by downswept arms and raised on tapering cicrular section legs (en suite with the preceding lot). £600-800 765. a LatE 17th/18th CEntURY OaK REFECtORY taBLE, the two plank top above a plain frieze, fitted to one end with a drawer, opposed by a dummy, on chamfered block legs, joined by an h-form stretcher. 0.71m by 1.84m by 0.76m £700-900

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Lot 766 766. a HanDsOME gEORgE iii MaHOganY tiLt tOP tRiPOD taBLE, with scalloped circular dished “pie crust” top, above a turned baluster standard, raised on hipped downswept legs, terminating in pad feet. 0.68m by 0.75m £600-800

Lot 767

767. an EaRLY 20th CEntURY BRass stiCK stanD, the twelve section frame surmounted by ball finials, on a moulded plinth and tray. 0.68m by 0.75m by 0.28m £300-400 768. a ViCtORian POKERWORK sCRaP sCREEn, the two folds each with foliate decorated frame and inset with bird, flower and animal scraps. 1.61m by 0.62m (each panel) £120-180 769. a sPanisH WaLnUt siDE taBLE, the three plank overhanging top above a single frieze drawer, raised on splayed turned baluster legs joined by stretchers. 0.72m by 0.98m by 0.54m £150-200

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Lot 772

Lot 770 770. a MaHOganY FRaMED Wing CHaiR in gEORgE iii stYLE, c.1900, of characteristic form, raised on shell carved cabriole legs joined by turned stretchers. £350-450 771. an EaRLY 18th CEntURY FOUR PanEL OaK COFFER, the moulded panelled top opening to reveal an interior fitted with a candle box, over a lunettecarved frieze and raised on stiles continuing to feet.

0.73m by 1.27m by 0.57m £400-500

Lot 771

772. an OaK gatELEg Dining taBLE in 18th CEntURY stYLE, probably Titchmarsh & Goodwin, the oval top above a frieze drawer, raised on slender ring turned baluster and block legs terminating in block feet.

0.75m by 1.68m (open) by 1.22m £250-350 773. a gEORgE iii MaHOganY CHEst OF DRaWERs, the crossbanded moulded rectangular top over two short and three long graduated cockbeaded drawers, raised on bracket feet. 0.88m by 0.95m by 0.52m £600-800

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Lot 774

Lot 776

776. a FREnCH 19th CEntURY WaLnUt aRMOiRE, probably Normandy, the boldly projecting serpentine cornice above a pair of conforming panelled doors and with panelled sides, over a shellcarved serpentine apron. 2.38m by 1.61m by 0.71m £600-800

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Lot 777

Lot 779

777. a REgEnCY MaHOganY CHEst OF DRaWERs, the rectangular top over two short and three long graduated cockbeaded drawers, raised on splayed bracket feet. 1.06m by 0.88m by 0.42m £300-500 778. a REgEnCY MaHOganY sOFa, with tablet crest above a stuffed over seat flanked by boldly outscrolled arms each carved with a flowerhead, over a reeded seat rail and raised on sabre legs, terminating in brass paw feet moving on castors. Length 2.10m £700-900 779. a 19th CEntURY PinE sHOP COUntER, panelled to one side, the reverse fitted with an arrangement of frieze drawers over three sliding panelled doors enclosing shelves, on a plain plinth.

1.02m by 1.84m by 0.42m £200-300

Lot 778

780. a gEORgE iii stYLE MaHOganY siLVER taBLE, the quarter veneered shaped rectangular top above a plain frieze, raised on cluster column legs with fretwork spandrels and supported on block feet. 0.71m by 0.70m by 0.50m £250-350

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Lot 781

781. a gEORgE iV MaHOganY siDE CaBinEt, the plain rectangular top above a pair of panelled doors, raised on ring-turned feet. 0.86m by 1.05m by 0.44m £120-180

Lot 783

782. a 19th CEntURY MiniatURE OR aPPREntiCE MaHOganY WRiting taBLE, the rectangular top with rounded corners above two frieze drawers, raised on turned baluster legs. 23cm by 35cm by 21.5cm £60-80 783. a REgEnCY MaHOganY sERVing taBLE, the d-form top with reeded edge and plain back board, above a plain frieze, raised on square section tapering legs, terminating in spade feet. 0.82m by 1.07m by 0.59m £200-300

784. a 19th CEntURY ROsEWOOD DREssing stOOL in tHE FREnCH tastE, the upholstered rectangular seat over a serpentine rail, raised on floral carved and channelled cabriole legs. £200-300 785. a PaiR OF EaRLY 19th CEntURY PaintED siDE CHaiRs, each with spindle back and floral painted crest rail, ropework seat and raised on faux bamboo legs joined by stretchers. £100-150

Lot 782

Lot 784

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Lot 786 786. a PaiR OF REgEnCY REViVaL PaintED LOW BOOKCasE CaBinEts, each with twin shelved superstructure, above a cupboard door over a frieze drawer, raised on square section tapering legs.

1.17m by 0.59m by 0.28m £150-250

Lot 788 788. a REgEnCY PaintED siDE taBLE, the rectangular top decorated with an anthemion scroll cartouche, above a frieze drawer, raised on ring-turned tapering cylindrical legs. 0.73m by 0.81m by 0.44m £120-180 789. a gEORgE iii OaK CHEst OF DRaWERs, the moulded rectangular top over two short and three long graduated drawers, raised on bracket feet. 0.95m by 0.93m by 0.50m £200-300

Lot 790 790. a PaiR OF gOtHiC REViVaL MaHOganY siDE CHaiRs, each with arched back pierced with trefoils, on cluster columns, with stuffed over seat and raised on turned legs. £100-200

Lot 787 787. a gEORgE iii stYLE MaHOganY CHiLD’s HigH CHaiR, with “Chippendale” back above a needlework seat flanked by outswept arms, raised on square section legs, joined by stretchers.

Height 0.93m £200-300

Lot 789

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ADDISONS of Barnard Castle 791. a FinE EDWaRDian ROsEWOOD anD satinWOOD tRiPOD taBLE, the top with concentric bands of satinwood surrounding a central rosewood oval, the slender baluster with satinwood string inlay, raised on square section hipped downswept legs terminating in spade feet. 0.70m by 0.49m by 0.38m £500-700

Lot 791 792. a DUtCH MaRQUEtRY Hanging gLaZED CaBinEt, 19th CEntURY, the cornice with chequered string inlay above a six panel glazed door, enclosing serpentine shelves, between canted corners, inlaid throughout with tulips, flowers and stylised leaves.

0.93m by 1.07m by 0.24m £200-300

Lot 792

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ADDISONS of Barnard Castle

aUCtiOnEER’s nOtEs anD COnDitiOns the auctioneer Means the firm Addisons of Barnard Castle, Auctioneers and Valuers, or Partners or employees thereof at the time of sale. The auctioneer acts only as an agent for the vendor. The auctioneer is not necessarily in a position to know the history of, or assess the quality of lots sold.

Damage If any damage is caused to any lot at the viewing or before, during or after the auction, such damage shall be made good by the person committing the damage (such damage to be assessed by the auctioneers who shall have absolute discretion).

the Buyer Means the highest bidder acknowledged as such by the auctioneer. All buyers must register before bidding for goods. If any dispute arises the auctioneer shall have absolute discretion to settle the matter. The auctioneer shall rule the bidding and no bidding shall be retracted.

The auctioneer reserves the right to refuse any bid. The auctioneer reserves the right to bid on behalf of the vendors for any lot and to withdraw, consolidate or divide any lots.

transfer of Risk Each lot shall be the buyer’s sole risk from the fall of the hammer and shall be sold with all faults and imperfections, the auctioneers NOT being responsible for the correct description or authenticity of any lot and making no warranty whatsoever. The buyer is deemed to have inspected the lots and satisfied him or herself as to their condition and authenticity.

Buyer’s Commission 16.5% of the hammer price plus VAT (but see the note below, “Online Bidding”) V.a.t.

Lots on which Value Added Tax may be payable by the buyer on the hammer price are indicated by an * in the catalogue. The buyer shall pay any VAT that may be due on any amounts owed by the buyer at the rates prevailing on the day of auction. auctioneers Margin scheme The scheme allows auctioneers to sell items without VAT on the hammer price. An amount equivalent to VAT at the current rate is added to the buyer’s premium. Addisons cannot refund this amount.

The VAT element will not be shown separately on the buyer’s invoice.

Payment Cash, bankers draft, cheque supported by a valid guarantee card, bank transfer, credit cards (Visa and Mastercard) and debit cards are all accepted. Please note that there is a 2% surcharge plus VAT on all credit card transactions and a flat fee of £0.50 on all debit card transactions. All purchases must be paid for in full before release.

Please note that ‘card holder not present transactions’ (i.e. payments by card over the telephone or via the-saleroom.com) are strictly limited to a maximum of £500 per transaction Payments over £500 must be made by bank transfer (please contact us for our bank transfer details), cheque or cash.

Bank transfer charges are the responsibility of the purchaser.

Purchases will not be released from the saleroom until we are in receipt of cleared funds.

When the purchaser is collecting from the saleroom the original card used for payment will need to be produced.

If a third party is collecting on behalf of the purchaser we will require prior written authority, a copy of the invoice and ID of the third party collecting.

Ownership of purchase The ownership of the lot(s) shall not pass to the buyer until the buyer has paid the auctioneers in full the total amount due and the auctioneers shall have applied payment to the lot(s).

Collection of goods Goods must be collected by the end of the second working day following the sale provided full payment has been made. If, after two working days, goods are not collected (other than by prior agreement) storage will be charged at the rate of £35.00 per lot per day for furniture and £33.00 per lot per day for all other items.

Addisons assist with the loading and unloading of goods out of goodwill and will not be held responsible or liable for accidents or damage occurring.

Online Bidding Addisons can offer an online bidding service via the-saleroom.com for bidders who cannot attend the sale. Live online auctions allow you to watch the sale as it happens in real time and listen to the auctioneer via a live audio feed. To view the catalogue and register for online bidding please logon to www.the-saleroom.com/addisons.

In completing the bidder registration on www.the-saleroom.com and providing your credit card details and unless alternative arrangements are agreed with Addisons you 1. authorise Addisons of Barnard Castle, Auctioneers and Valuers, if they so wish, to charge the credit card given in part or full payment, including all fees, for items successfully purchased in the auction via the-saleroom.com, and 2. confirm that you are authorised to provide these credit card details to Addisons of Barnard Castle, Auctioneers and Valuers through www.the-saleroom.com and agree that Addisons of Barnard Castle, Auctioneers and Valuers are entitled to ship the goods to the card holder name and card holder address provided in fulfilment of the sale.

Please note that any bids made via the-saleroom.com live auction service will be subject to an additional 3% commission on the hammer price.

Droit de suite Royalty Charges A work of art by a living artist which costs more than the UK sterling equivalent of €1,000 will incur a royalty charge. We pass this payment onto the Design and Artists Copyright Society (DACS), and do not charge a handling fee. Buyers can calculate royalty charges on the DACS website.

Items noted in the catalogue as being subject to ARR will potentially incur royalty payments.

We use the euro to UK sterling exchange rate which applies on the day of the sale. It is the buyer’s responsibility to check the relevant exchange rate.

The actual qualifying threshold is calculated by the Artist’s Resale Right Service Hub based on the European Central Bank reference rate published at 2.15pm on the day of the sale, and can be found on the DACS website.

The royalty charge for pictures which achieve a hammer price of more than the UK sterling equivalent of €1,000, but less that the UK sterling equivalent of €50,000 is four per cent. On works of art that achieve a hammer price of more than the UK sterling equivalent of €50,000 a sliding scale of royalty charges applies. For a complete list of the royalty charges and threshold levels please download more information from the DACS website.

The royalty charge is added to invoices, and must be paid before purchases are removed. VAT is not paid on royalty charges.

Page width 162mm. Use this box to centre artwork!

Page width 162mm. Use this box to centre artwork!

AUCTION SALES CALENDAR 2014 9 January Antiques & Interior 23 January Antiques & Interiors 13 February Antiques & Interiors 27 February Antiques & Interiors 8 March Spring Catalogue Sale 20 March Antiques & Interiors & Sporting Sale Lots 73 & 91

3 April Antiques & Interiors

Lots 74 & 92

17 April Antiques & Interiors

Lot 75

Lot 77

Lot 76

Lot 78

Lot 93

The Auction Rooms, Staindrop Road Barnard Castle, County Durham, DL12 8TD Tel: 01833 690 545 Fax: 01833 638 567 info@addisons-auctioneers.co.uk www.addisons-auctioneers.co.uk Photography by Richard Jemison

The Winter Catalogue Sale Saturday 7th December 2013 at 10.00am