Hansons Spring Fine Art & Antique Sale 28 & 29th March 2014 by ATGMEDIA

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Tel: 01283 733988 Email: service@hansonsauctioneers.co.uk

S P R I N G F I N E A R T A N D A N T I Q U E S A L E M A R CH 2014

The Auction Centre, Heage Lane, Etwall, Derbyshire DE65 6LS

Spring Fine Art and Antique Sale Friday 28th March 2014 10.30am Saturday 29th March 2014 10.30am

Entries invited for our forthcoming

Summer Fine Art Sale To be held on Friday 27th and Saturday 28th June 2014 at 10.30am Viewing Thursday 26th June from 11am – 7pm

Consigned from our Stoke valuation day is this beautiful diamond three-stone ring, set in platinum £3000 - £5000 The cloSing dATe For enTrieS iS FridAy 30Th MAy

Spring Fine Art and Antique Sale Friday 28th March 2014 at 10.30am Saturday 29th March 2014 at 10.30am

LIVE BIDDING IS AVAILABLE FOR THIS SALE Hansons can offer an online bidding service via the-saleroom.com for bidders who cannot attend the sale. Bid here without being here: all you need is your computer and an internet connection and you can make real-time bids online the-saleroom.com. You don’t have to be a computer whizz. All you have to do is visit www.the-salreooom.com and register to bid – its just like being in the auction room. A live audio feed means you hear the auctioneer at exactly the same time as the other bidders. You see the lots on your computer screen as they appear in the auction room, and the auctioneer is aware of your bids the moment you make them. Just register and click to bid! Please be advised that any bids made via the-saleroom.com live auction service will be subject to an additional 5% commission on the hammer price plus VAT.

VIEWING Thursday 27th March 2014 from 11.00am to 7.00pm and on the mornings of the sales from 9.00am Day One - Lots 1-432 Day Two - Lots 438-786 Buyers premium: please note that a premium of 17.5% plus VAT will be charged on all lots in the sale. There will be a surcharge of 5% on all lots sold online Catalogue £8.00 (£10 by post)

All lots can be viewed at www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk (Further information for buyers is available in our conditions of sale)

Hansons Spring auction will include an interesting array of fine antiques consigned to sale from vendors throughout Derbyshire and neighbouring counties. Highlights include a pair of Bavarian dueling pistols, inscribed Johann Christoph Kuchenreuter, dated for 1690, lead our weapons section and hope to fire off at between £8,000 - £12,000, property of a Staffordshire gentleman. Elsewhere an early 20th century Meissen Monkey Band, complete with their receipt from 1968 will be music to our ears when they go under the hammer on Friday 28th. A collection of silver and furniture, the former property Gwladys Stanley Laidler, brings a glamorous air to the sale, the former actress was well known in the 1920s for her pantomime performances.

H E A D O F F I CE A N D S A L ERO O M Heage Lane, Etwall, Derbyshire DE65 6LS Tel: 01283 733988 Email: service@ hansonsauctioneers.co.uk Online: hansonsauctioneers.co.uk

Easter has come early in the form of two very delicious Fabergé St Petersburg Collection eggs, enamelled in red and blue, who could resist their iconic shape and exquisite work. We look forward to an auction with all the theatre and drama to welcome the Spring season. If you are unable to join us in the saleroom please do watch the sale live online via Hansons Auctioneers. Our virtual auction audience of buyers who bid remotely is growing all the time and if you choose to bid online remember we are happy on certain items to offer a packaging service. Charles Hanson

ORDER OF SALE

Friday 28th March 2014 at 10.30am Silver and Silver-Plate

1 – 87

Jewellery

90 – 119

Rings

120 – 137

Watches

140 – 151

Coins

155 – 170

Militaria and Weapons

175 – 178

Books

180

Glass

181 – 194

European Ceramics

200 – 239

Decorative Arts

240 – 272

Pinxton Porcelain

275 – 297

English Ceramics

300 – 432

Saturday 29th March 2014 at 10.30am Derbyshire Art

438 – 489

Watercolours

490 – 524

Oils

525 – 562

Prints and Maps

563 – 572

Asian Art Oriental Ceramics

575 – 591

Oriental Works of Art

592 – 642

Works of Art

643 – 680a

Boxes and Objects

681 – 703

Taxidermy and Textiles

705 – 710

Vehicles

712 – 713

Clocks Furniture

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28th March D AY O N E

Day One - Friday 28th March 2014 at 10.30am Silver and Silver-Plate 1. A pair of George V silver candlesticks, faceted baluster stems, stepped octagonal bases, 26cm high, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1914, loaded bases £60-£100 2. A pair of George III silver navette shape salts, beaded edge, pierced and engraved in Neoclassical style, on four ball and claw feet, blue glass liners, 9cm wide, London 1786, 3.060ozt without liners £150-£200 13

3. A George III silver octagonal teapot, the domed cover with ivory finial, chased with Greek key borders, ivory scroll capped handle, with armorial crest, maker Joseph Hardy, London 1788; together with similar Victorian Neoclassical style oval faceted swing handled pedestal sugar bowl and matching helmet-shaped milk jug, gilt lined crested and initialled, London 1869, approx 28ozt (3) £300-£500

6. A George II silver rectangular desk stand, the three raised pierced stands with glass bottles with white metal covers, gadrooned edge, on four paw feet, 26cm wide, William Robertson, London 1758, 20.920ozt without bottles £300-£500 7. A George II silver twin-handled loving cup, the plain bowl of inverted bell shape with moulded edge and girdle with two ear S scroll handles, raised on a low pedestal foot, 13cm high, Fuller White, London 1751, 11.235ozt £200-£300

4. A George V silver twin-branch candelabra, faceted baluster supports, S-scroll arms, spreading circular base, 41cm high, Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1910, loaded base £100-£150

8. A George V silver chocolate pot, domed cover with knop finial, scroll capped fruitwood handle, tapered cylindrical body, curved spout, 17cm high, London 1913, 9.875ozt £100-£150

5. A George V silver mounted cut glass hexagonal inkwell and pocket watch stand, the hinged cover enclosing an open face pocket watch, white enamel dial and Roman numerals, the well with a star-cut base, 10cm high, Birmingham 1914 £100-£150

9. A George III silver shaped oval tea caddy, knop finial on hinged cover, bright cut graved, throughout, vacant cartouche, John Denziloe, London 1784, 13.5cm wide, 12.615ozt £300-£500 10. A George III silver snuff box, London 1805, probably William Parker, trellis pattern engraving, with a crest to the top, the reverse engraved and dated 1834 £80-£120 11. A pair of George V silver frill circular dishes, inset with an 1819 half crown and an 1836 half crown and an 1836 half crown, London, 1921, approx 12.5cm diameter, 6.870ozt (2) £50-£80 12. A George II silver toddy ladle, the bowl inset with a George II coin, on twisted whale bone handle, 32cm long; another similar set with a George III coin, on a turned rosewood handle, 44cm long (2) £60-£100 13. A late Victorian silver comport, the etched glass top with Greek Key pattern, supported by three winged hippocamps on stepped and beaded feet, 20cm high, John Aldwinckle & James Slater, London 1883, approx 26ozt, in the manner of Paul Storr £300-£500

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14. A George III silver teapot, of canted outline, domed cover with ebony finial, chased with Neoclassical borders, scroll capped fruitwood handle, crested, together with matching oval stand, on four reeded feet Peter and Ann Bateman, London 1797, approx 16.6ozt (2) £250-£350 C o n t a c t u s o n 012 8 3 7 3 3 9 8 8

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15. A part matched set of Victorian silver flatware, comprising six dinner forks, six dessert forks, five dessert spoons, four serving spoons, and six egg spoons, London 1845, 1847, 1867, and a George III silver fork, approx 58ozt £500-£700

19. An Edwardian silver sauce boat, in earlier style, gadrooned border, acanthus capped double-scroll handle, on three legs with paw feet, 9cm high, Williams Ltd, Birmingham 1901, 5.910ozt £50-£80

24. A pair of Arts and Crafts, Guild of Handicraft spoons, London 1939, seal topped in the 16th century style, with pear shaped, rat tail bowls, probably made by George Hart, 15cm long, approximately 2.8ozt £180-£200

16. An impressive Victorian silver four piece tea set, comprising kettle on stand, of tapered ovoid outline, profusely chased with foliage and centring oval cartouche with ‘W’ crest, comprising kettle on stand, teapot and cover, twin handled sugar bowl and milk jug with scroll handle, makers mark RM EH, London 1889, approx 77ozt (4) £1000-£1500 17. A pair of Art Nouveau silver circular open salts, three cabriole legs with pad feet, 5cm high, Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, London 1905, 3.950ozt £40-£60 18. A George VI Neoclassical style silver bowl, the pierced scrollwork body with swag centre, supported by three rams heads and hoof feet, trellis supports, 18cm diameter, S.Blanckensee & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1942, 22.640ozt £300-£500

20. A Victorian silver snuff box, chased and engraved with scrolls and interlocking lines, reeded edge, scrolling thumb piece, gilt lined, Colen Hewer Cheshire, Birmingham 1872, 8.5cm long, 3.560ozt £60-£100 21. A pair of William IV silver circular open salts, moulded reeded edge with flowers, plain bowls, on three capped scroll feet, 9cm diameter, Adey Bellamy Savory, London 1831, 8.195ozt £100-£150

25. A large Chinese silver export salver, marked for Cumwo, Hong Kong, second half of the 19th century, the centre engraved with dragons in clouds, the border with four applied, cast dragons within a bamboo edge, on three ball feet, 35.5cm diameter £400-£600

22. Two silver vesta cases, one marked for Chester 1913, the other of engine turned Art Deco design, Birmingham 1934 (2) £40-£50

26. A George V silver golf trophy for Hallowes Golf Club, Walker and Hall, London, in the form of a classical covered urn, ‘The Hallowes’ “Two” Club, Winner 1930, ‘Chief Deuce’, Presented by Fred Banning’, 15cm high, together with a modern silver wine coaster and a Joseph Rodgers plated claret jug (3) £70-£100

23. An Edwardian silver double sovereign case, of plain design, 5cm wide, Chester 1905, 0.885ozt £30-£50

27. A George V silver and glass ovoid flask, faceted glass and silver, Mappin and Webb, Birmingham 1912, 16cm high £60-£100

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29. A Victorian silver watchman’s lantern, A Barrett & Sons, London 1896, applied cast crest to the front, solid silver with a variety of functions including table standing, garment/belt fitting, handle, etc., expandable, the cover lifting to reveal a bevelled glass window, the candle holder with internal spring, approximately 6.5cm wide, 15.5cm high, 4.5cm deep Note: Probably made as a novelty item as a one off for an estate, the crest may refer to one of a number of families £2000-£3000

28. A Victorian novelty silver mounted glass claret jug in the form of a mallard duck, Alexander Crichton, London 1881, realistically modelled with detachable head and single tail and foot section to the base, registration mark to underside for October 1881, 36cm high £10000-£15000

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HANSONS AUC TIONEERS AND VALUERS 38. A late 19th century Art Nouveau scent bottle, pierced silver overlay on green glass, 7.5cm high, Levi Salaman, Birmingham 1899 £80-£120

31 & 32 30. A set of twelve French silver beakers, egg and dart type border, giltlined, signed to base L.Lapar, 4cm high; and a shaped rectangular silver tray, engraved with monogram, 22cm wide, in a green velvet lined fitted case with cushion marked ‘L.Lapar, Orfèvre, 25, Rue de Choiseul.25 Paris’, 13.275ozt £500-£600 31. A Theo Fabergé St Petersburg Collection ‘Peter The Great’ egg, Birmingham 2003, the egg in silver gilt with red enamel decoration throughout and applied gilt motifs including the imperial double headed eagle, anchor and garland swags and winged horses,on a silver gilt socle base, the cover with coronet finial inset with a ruby, the cover opening to reveal a model of Peter the Great on a rearing horse, 15cm high, with presentation case and original packaging £2800-£3200 32. A Sarah Fabergé St Petersburg Collection ‘Blue Peter’ egg, Birmingham 2003, the blue glass egg, with applied opalescent, blue, red and green beads and gilt highlighted detail, raised on three scroll feet, the cover with coronet finial inset with a ruby, the cover opening to reveal a silver model of the Blue Peter ship, 30cm high, with presentation case and original packaging £1800-£2200

33. A George V three-piece silver tea set, the boat-shape teapot with ebony finial, raised lip, capped handle, on four cabriole legs, 13cm high, conforming gilt lined milk jug and twin-handled sugar bowl, Sheffield 1932, makers marks SH& Co, 37.740ozt approx £300-£500 34. A George V silver three-piece tea set, comprising teapot with ebony finial, slightly domed cover, over-hanging webbed edge, lobed body, scroll capped ebony handle, four bun feet, 15cm high, conforming twinhandled sugar bowl and milk jug, Martin Hall & Co, Birmingham 1916, 38.760ozt £350-£500 35. A George V silver tapered cylindrical water jug, in the George I style, domed cover with knop finial, scroll capped ebonised handle, stepped skirted base, 21cm high, Sheffield 1915, approx 18.8ozt £150-£250 36. A pair of Victorian silver sugar tongs, in fiddle, thread and shell pattern, 14cm long, London 1871, approx 2ozt £20-£30 37. A silver rose bowl, of typical form with decoration designed for ‘The Year of the Rose’ by Algernon Asprey, London 1976, 19cm diameter, 18.850ozt, on a turned rosewood stand £100-£200

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39 39. A pair of Chinese export silver stem vases, Sing Fat, Canton, early 20th century, openwork bamboo design on trumpet shaped body with crimped tops, on carved hardwood bases, 13.5cm high including bases (2) £150-£200 40. An Indian white metal bowl, embossed with figures and animals in battle, the base embossed with a peacock, 12cm high, 18.320ozt, tested as silver £150-£200 41. A pair of Art Deco Georg Jensen silver serving spoons, Pyramid pattern, designed by Harald Nielsen, 22cm long, import marks for London 1931, 8.880ozt £150-£200 42. A set of six Georg Jensen silver forks and spoons, Cactus pattern, import marks for London, various dates, 18.660ozt £300-£500

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49. An Edwardian leather and silver table blotter, William Comyns & Sons, London 1907, in the Rococo style with applied openwork decoration, opening to reveal a blue silk interior, 23cm x 30cm £150-£250

43 43. A George II silver mug, of baluster form, fitted with a Rococo scrolled handle and raised on a footed base, marked to underside for London, circa 1745, 9cm high £200-£300 44. A George III style silver circular salver, piecrust edge, on four scroll feet, 30cm diam, Birmingham 1946, 27.085ozt £250-£350 45. A pair of Edwardian silver candlesticks, of plain design, beaded edges, stepped square bases, Sheffield 1903, 24cm high, loaded bases £250-£350 46. An Indian white metal bowl, embossed with a continuous story of lions, elephants and man, the base embossed with a peacock, 15cm high, tested as silver, 41.570ozt approx £250-£350

50 50. A George III silver wine funnel, duty and standard marks, date letter not apparent, the pierced circular collar below a flared top section, the separate bowl with lozenge design, 14cm long, 3.8ozt approx £100-£200 51. A George II silver shaped circular salver, shell and scroll border, on three hoof feet, 18cm diameter, Richard Rugg, London 1758, 7.640ozt £250-£300 52. A George V silver salver, pie crust edge, raised on three scroll feet, 25cm diameter, S. Blanckensee & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1932, 18.510ozt £250-£300 53. Four silver napkin rings, Victorian and later, including George Unite, approximately 1.8ozt (4) Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £40-£60

47 47. A Victorian cut glass and silver plated novelty whisky dispenser in the form of a cask barrel on stand with stopper, tap and bucket, the body of hobnail cut, barrel 15.5cm long, 12.5cm wide, £120-£180 48. A pair of George IV silver fruit serving spoons, Charles Eley, London 1824, the scalloped, pear shaped bowls with shell backs, of Kings Husk pattern, approximately 9.5ozt (2) £100-£200 8

54. A silver miniature trophy engraved ‘Heigh Abune the Heigh SMA siller vessel [sic] won by Miss Gwladys Stanley, April 1937’, 6.7cm high, together with a silver covered glass box, the top embossed in the Art Nouveau style with a female bust, and two Yorkshire medals, Bradford Town Hall 1909 and Yorkshire High Court Orphans Fund, Life Governor 1922 (4) Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £40-£60 55. An Edwardian/Victorian silver, granite topped pill box, Birmingham 1901, together with another polished stone topped box, 18th century and later, probably Scottish (2) Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £50-£80

56. A French 2nd standard silver dish, in the Napoleon III style, together with an Edwardian silver christening mug, London 1904, embossed foliate scrolls and scroll handle, total weight approximately 8.3ozt (2) Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £60-£100 57. An American Sterling silver dish by Watson and Co, MA, retailed by Bailey Banks and Biddle Co. with chased and embossed border of acanthus scrolls and floral motifs, 24.2cm diameter, approximately 7.4ozt Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £60-£100 58. A Dutch export silver tobacco box, Hanau pseudo marks and import marks for London 1906, circular form embossed with a pastoral figural scene to the top and foliate scrolls to the sides, approximately 3.5ozt Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £30-£50 59. A George V silver dish in the form of a scallop shell on three ball feet, Sheffield 1912, together with miniature cream jug in George II style, Birmingham 1916, 3.8ozt (2) Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £50-£80 60. A silver lidded glass bowl, Finnigan Ltd, Birmingham 1916, the lid with facsimile presentation inscription ‘To Gwladys with love from George Laidler 1929’ 18.5cm diameter Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £70-£100 61. A George V silver sauce boat, Birmingham 1922, of George II form with open scroll handle, on pedestal foot, together with another of Neo Classical form, Birmingham 1924, bead edge, total weight approximately 9.5ozt (2) Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £100-£200 62. A George V silver tea strainer, London 1921, reeded ogee border, together with a silver topped, cut glass sugar caster, 16cm high (2) Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £40-£60 C o n t a c t u s o n 012 8 3 7 3 3 9 8 8

HANSONS AUC TIONEERS AND VALUERS 63. A silver canteen of cutlery in King’s Pattern, George Butler and Co., Sheffield 1974, including six each of dinner forks, dessert forks, soup spoons, dessert spoons, teaspoons, dinner knives, dessert knives, fish knives and fish forks (hollow handled), unweighted items approximately 60ozt (54) £800-£1200 64. A George V silver cruet set in the Queen Anne style, faceted form, Sheffield 1925, comprising salt, pepper shaker and covered mustard pot with spoon, approximately 6ozt £70-£100 65. Two George V silver toast racks, Sheffield 1925 and Birmingham 1930, square, angled form, one for 6 pieces, the other for 4, approximately 7.2ozt (2) £80-£100 66. A George V silver sugar caster, Birmingham 1931, of George I style, approximately 4.8ozt £40-£60 67. A mid 20th century silver dish, Sheffield 1955, openwork scrolling foliate Renaissance decoration, on three cast feet, inscribed to the base Mrs Frank Woodhead ‘from the staff and workpeople of Aycliffe and Sheffield’, 7ozt Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £70-£100 68. A George V silver covered box, marks rubbed, sloping top on four shaped feet, inscription to the top, cedar lined interior, 18.5cm wide, 7cm high, 10cm deep Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £50-£70 69. A George V silver cigar box, Birmingham 1921, cushion domed lid, with inscription to Francis Laidler, Masonic interest, Eccleshill Lodge, 1922, cedar lined interior, 20.5cm wide, 7.5cm high, 14cm deep Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £80-£120 70. A George V silver cigar box, Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1920, facsimile inscription to the lid, ‘To Mr Laidler with happy memories of my first pantomime, Anita Elton’, cedar lined, 11.5cm wide, 6cm high, 9cm deep

73 71. An Art Deco style silver cigarette box, Birmingham 1956, engine turned top, on stepped feet, presented by the Staff and Work people of Sheffield and Aycliffe Works 1957, cedar lined interior, 16.5cm wide, 6cm high, 9.5cm deep Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £100-£200 72. A collection of silver spoons, some with Continental hallmarks, mostly coffee and teaspoons, including coffee bean spoons, approximately 4.2ozt (13) Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £50-£70 73. An Art Deco silver and enamel six-piece dressing table set, comprising atomiser, scent bottle, mirror, two brushes and comb, with engine turned green enamel, Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1923 and 1924 £150-£250 74. A mid-20th century Art Deco style silver four-piece tea set, comprising teapot, hot water pot, milk jug and sucrier, Bakelite finial’s and handles, Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1950, approx 55.51ozt, in a fitted case S.P.H. De Silva, 45 High Street, Singapore £600-£1000 75. A mid-20th century twin-handled porringer, engraved Perak St Andrew Society, 23cm wide, Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh 1956, 11.560ozt £80-£120 76. Two 20th century silver seven-bar toast racks, pointed arched dividers, shield shape loop, 11cm long, Birmingham 1923 and 1936, 9.470ozt £70-£100

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77. Two Far Eastern white metal bowls, lobed and embossed with foliate scrolls, 11cm diameter, 4.410ozt £70-£100 78. A mid-20th century silver five-piece cruet, comprising two salts, two peppers and a mustard, blue glass liners, and three spoons, Birmingham 1954, 5.885ozt £100-£150 79. A mid-20th century silver twinhandled small porringer, Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh 1951, 2.435ozt; and a mid-20th century silver topped cut glass dressing table jar (2) £60-£90 80. A set of six mid-20th century silt-gilt and enamel teaspoons, engine turned enamel painted with flowers, Birmingham 1953, 2.485ozt, cased £40-£60 81-84. No lots 85. Six silver plated cloches, Victorian and Edwardian, various sizes, some engraved, ranging from 40.5cm x 33.5cm to 26cm x 21cm (6) £50-£80 86. A pair of silver plated three branch epergne, each of trumpet form with detachable vases, by Maleham & Yeomans, circa 1925, 31cm high, together with another with hanging baskets and a Victorian covered vegetable dish (4) £50-£100 87. A collection of plated ware including Arts and Crafts kettle on stand in the style of A S Dixon and the Birmingham Guild, wine coaster, cocktail shaker, Victorian plated fish servers, cutlery, etc. Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £50-£80 88-89. No lots 9

Jewellery 90. A Continental yellow textured woven bracelet, stamped 750, 19cm long, 30g £500-£700 91. A 9ct gold rectangular cigarette case, engine turned, ‘Presented to P/O Norman Taylor DFM, by his colleagues and work mates of The Standard Aero Engines, July 1941’, Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1939, 130g Norman Taylor was an RAF pilot, he flew throughout The Battle of Britain and was awarded the Caterpillar badge from the Irving Parachute Company, he was award a DFC to join his previous DFM, he then went on to join Rolls Royce as a test pilot. In 1948, aged 27 Norman died when his aircraft crashed near Wunsdorf, Germany. He is honoured on the Battle of Britain memorial located on The Embankment. £1200-£1500 92. A Victorian 9ct rose gold curb-link double chain bracelet, suspending gold sovereign dated 1910, 54.9g £500-£700 93. A Victorian diamond bar brooch, set with a solitaire old cut stone, 5.5cm wide, stamped 15ct, 3.7g £80-£120 94. A 19th century gilt metal lens glass; and a pair of lorgnettes (2) £60-£100 95. An Amethyst, yellow metal pendant the central stone surrounded by split pearls. £60-£100

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96. A pair of Art Deco style white gold, diamond and sapphire ear studs, the central round brilliant cut diamonds surrounded by sapphires, millegrain set, 8.5cm diameter, 2.6g £1200-£1500

97. A 9ct gold curb link bracelet, and heart padlock, each link stamped 9, 21.3g £300-£400 98. A pair of white metal, emerald and diamond ear studs, stylised hearts set with pendeloque emerald, a three diamond chips, 2.1g £150-£200

99 99. A pair of opal and diamond pendeloque earrings, the cabachon opal surrounded by round brilliant cut diamonds, suspended from two further diamonds, 1.5cm wide, 6.1g £1200-£1500 100. A pair of gold, pearl and ruby earrings, as stylised leaves, three pearls surrounded by nine round cut rubies, screwbacks, 1.2cm wide, 3.5g £300-£400 101. An interesting 19th century pill box, as a bust on stand, carved moonstone bust with a rose-cut diamond to crown, on a gold stand with four enamel panels, gold foliate swags, canted base chased with cornucopia, torch, basket of flowers, etc, 5.5cm high, 19.1g £2000-£2500 102. A string of graduated cultured pearls, 36cm long, largest pearl 9.8mm, smallest approx 7mm, gold clasp stamped 375 £150-£200 103. A pair of Victorian gilt bangles, applied in relief, stamped L.T & Co. to clasp, 74.2g £400-£500 104. A 20th century diamond and pearl brooch, scrolling openwork frame centred with a cushion cut stone, further graduated diamonds and graduated cultured pearls, 5cm wide, 16.4g £2500-£3000

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HANSONS AUC TIONEERS AND VALUERS 105. A late Victorian gold and pearl fringe collar necklace, with nine graduated drops each set with pearls, 38cm long, 20.5g £750-£800 106. A Tiffany & Co silver bangle, with graduated peridot, sapphire and pink tourmaline set in 18k gold collets, 94g; and a pair of matching earrings, 9.6g, in original boxes £500-£600 107. A single row jade bead necklace, the beads graduate from 4.12mm to 9.37mm, navette shaped white metal clasp, 66cm long £500-£600 108. A pair of oval jade panels, carved with a winged animal, in yellow metal mounts, 3cm wide £200-£300 109. Seven strings of coral beads, various lengths, 188.4g gross £70-£100

110 110. A Continental gold bracelet, central crescent set with graduated round brilliant cut diamonds, stamped 75, 44.2g, 17.5cm long £1200-£1500

115. A 15ct yellow gold and diamond pendant, openwork form, the upper old cut diamond suspending a further diamond approx 0.4ct, in gold square mount with outer border of concentric circles, 4.5cm, 3.7g £400-£600 116. A Victorian memorial oval brooch, centred with a carved agate cameo in a split pearl border, the black enamel inscribed ‘In Memory Of’, in a scrolling border, 5cm high £50-£80

122. An 18ct white gold and diamond half eternity ring, set with six princess cut stones, approx 2.4cts, ring size O, 10g £2000-£2500 123. A sapphire and diamond cluster ring, set with eight round brilliant cut diamonds and nine sapphires, the white metal shank stamped 18ct, ring size M, 6.2g £700-£800

117. A late Victorian mother of pearl and ivory note pad with gilt pencil, the cover with applied enamel flower (forget me not), four ivory leaves within, one still with a note dated 1947, 7.7cm x 5.5cm Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £40-£60 118. A Louis XV style, wide open armchair, gilded shell motifs, the three section padded back over four cabriole legs, 86cm wide, 88cm high

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Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £120-£180

124. An amethyst glass intaglio ring, carved with a maiden holding a cornucopia of flowers, in a white metal shank, tested as 18ct gold, ring size M, 8.7g £150-£200

119. A gold and diamond bracelet strap, the vacant centre flanked by diamond set shoulders, foliate engraved links, 48.1g, tests as approx 14ct gold £500-£800

125. An early 19th century yellow metal ring, set with a cabachon moonstone surrounded by ten closed-back white sapphires, ring size S, 3.9g £100-£150 126. An 18ct gold and diamond solitaire ring, set with a princess cut stone, approx 0.83ct, GIA certificate, colour G, clarity VVS2, approx ring size J, 3.9g £1000-£1500

Rings

111. No lot 112. A three-strand cultured pearl choker necklace, the deep cream coloured pearls with 9ct gold baton spacers and a 9ct gold engraved clasp £200-£300 113. An Edwardian aquamarine bar brooch, set with an oval cut stone, 6.5cm wide, stamped 15ct and PLAT £250-£300 114. A 15ct gold ring set turquoise and pearl, a 9ct gold ring and a quantity of gold and other earrings £40-£60

120 120. An aquamarine and diamond three-stone ring, the step-cut aquamarine approx 2cts, flanked by two round brilliant cut diamonds approx 1.2cts total, ring size O, 6.6g, in a Boodle & Dunthorne box £2000-£3000 121. An Art Deco style white metal, diamond and sapphire ring, the central round brilliant cut diamond approx 0.50ct, surrounded by calibre-cut sapphires, ring size O, 2.3g £1200-£1500

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127 127. A Chinese yellow metal seal ring, with Chinese character marks, dragon head shoulders, stamped 18, maker WN, ring size T, 12.6g £150-£200

128. An 18ct gold and diamond solitaire ring, set with a round brilliant cut stone, approx 0.75ct £600-£800 129. An Edwardian sapphire and diamond flower head ring, the central sapphire surrounded by eight diamonds, stamped 18ct, ring size T, 3g £300-£500 130. An 18ct gold and diamond solitaire, the claw set stone approx 2.2cts, ring size Q, 4.2g £2000-£3000 131. An 18ct gold and diamond five-stone ring, graduated brilliant cut stones, claw set, total diamond weight approx 1.7ct, ring size Q, 3.9g £1000-£1500 132. An 18ct gold and diamond seven-stone cluster ring, of flower head design, claw set, centre stone approx 0.3ct and six outer stones, approx 0.2ct, ring size Q, 4.5g £800-£1200 133. An emerald and diamond ring, the claw-set square-cut emerald, approx 0.75ct in leafage mount, set with diamonds, stamped 750, ring size Q, 6.1g £600-£900 134. An 18ct gold, emerald and diamond cluster ring, set with central square cut emerald, with outer rectangular border of fourteen brilliant cut diamonds, ring size Q, 6.1g £400-£600 135. A ladies five stone diamond ring, the collet set stones on an 18ct gold shank, ring size P, 3.1g £600-£800

Watches 140. A George III 18ct gold open face pocket watch, engine turned dial with Arabic numerals and single winding hole, fusee movement signed Cattle & Barber York, London 1808, 88.2g; on a 9ct gold albert with T-bar, 17.9g £600-£800 141. A George III silver pair cased pocket watch, Fenwick of South Shields, case marked for Birmingham 1815, intricately engraved movement with pierced and chased detailing, simple white enamelled dial with Roman numerals £150-£200 142. A George IV silver pair cased pocket watch, white enamel dial, Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds, Birmingham 1822 £100-£150 143. An 18th century gilt metal open face pocket watch, white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, the movement signed David Morice, Fenchurch Street London, no.1211 £300-£500 144. A George IV silver pair cased pocket watch, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, fusee movement signed B.Edmunds Liverpool, Birmingham 1827 £200-£300 145. A Rolex silver cased wristwatch, circa 1948, shaped rectangular case, serial number to the inside back, 586955, London import marks, white dial with Roman numerals £120-£180

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148 148. A gentleman’s Omega automatic Seamaster De Ville wristwatch, silvered dial, baton indicators, subsidiary date aperture, 24 jewelled, CAL562 self-winding calendar movement, serial no.21870599, later strap, in original box, c.1964 £250-£300 149. An Art Deco platinum and diamond cocktail watch, Arabic numerals, the bezel and fancy shoulders set with diamonds, total weight 0.6ct approx on cordette strap £200-£300

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136. An 18ct gold and diamond five-stone, set with graduation old cut stones, makers C&F, Birmingham 1896, ring size S, 3.9g £300-£500 137. An opal and diamond cluster ring, the central cabachon opal surrounded by twelve old cut diamonds, two further opals to shoulders, stamped 18ct, ring size S, 4.1g £200-£300

147 147. An Omega Seamaster Professional Chronometer ‘007’ wristwatch, stainless steel, boxed £600-£800

150. An Art Deco platinum and diamond cocktail watch, Arabic numerals, the canted rectangular bezel set with old cut diamonds, with fancy diamond-set shoulders, on a 9ct white gold mesh bracelet, 18.7g £400-£600 146 146. A Swiss silver keyless lever triangular Masonic watch, Theophile Schwab-Loeillet Geneva, polychrome painted mother of pearl dial and blued steel hands, in cast case, numbered 1645 and with various patents inside back, 53mm wide, early 20th century (af) £400-£600

151. An early 19th century 18ct gold open face pocket watch, Arabic numerals, engine turned case, London 1815; a fancy link albert stamped 9ct, a 9ct gold bloodstone and carnelian fob, another fob, and a USA 1881 ten dollar coin in mount, in a fitted watch box £1000-£1500 152-154. No lots C o n t a c t u s o n 012 8 3 7 3 3 9 8 8

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Coins 155. Two gold Sovereigns dated 1910 and 1913 (2) £300-£400 156. A George V sovereign and a QEII sovereign 1968 (2) £250-£350 157. A Victorian sovereign, 1892; and another George V 1910 (2) £250-£350 158. Two George V sovereigns, 1911 and 1920 (20) £250-£350 159. A George III gold third guinea, 1804. EF (nick on nose of portrait) £200-£300 160. A Victorian sovereign, 1887; and another Edwardian 1907 (2) £250-£350

161. A George V sovereign, 1925; and another QEII 1966 (2) £250-£350

167. Two George V gold Sovereigns dated 1912 and 1915 (2) £300-£400

162. An Edwardian sovereign, 1908; and another George V 1928 (2) £250-£350

168. A Russian silver gilt medal, a double portrait of Alexander II and Maria modelled by H Grube, dated 1841 commemorating their marriage, double monogram AM and Royal cipher, supported by Venus and Cupid, 30.6g £40-£70

163. A Victorian sovereign, 1890; and another George V 1912 (2) £250-£350 164. James l sixpence 1603, mm Thistle, First coinage, second bust, NF/F; Victoria crown 1845, GF; George III crown 1820 LX, F; Victoria crown 1845, GF (4) £150-£200 165. A QEII sovereign, 1967; and a John F Kennedy President of the United States cased gold coin (2) £150-£200

169. A George III gold Third Guinea, 1799, 2.8g £70-£110 170. An Austrian gold 4 Ducats, 1915 coin, in mount £300-£400 171-174. No lots

166. An Edwardian sovereign, 1908 £160-£180

Militaria and Weapons 175. A pair of Bavarian dueling pistols, inscribed Johann Christoph Kuchenreuter (fl.1670-1743), dated for 1690, octagonal steel barrels with inlaid silver makers name ‘I Christoph Kuchenreuter’ and inset gold medallion to each ‘ICK’, figured walnut full stocks carved with elaborate scrolling moulding’s in low relief over the undersides and about the barrel tang with brass fittings, flintlock mechanism, original horn-tipped ramrods, in a later fitter case with powder flask (2) £8000-£12000 175

177 176 176. A late 18th century Naval Officer’s flintlock boarding pistol with spring loaded bayonet (Waters type patent, unsigned), circa 1790, the brass canon barrel slightly flared with turned detailing, lock plate engraved with military regalia, walnut handle, 26cm long £300-£500

177. A 19th Century percussion rifle, the bronze/brass barrel slightly flared at the end, on a hardwood body, stamped numbers to the butt, 90cm long £150-£250

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178 178. A collection of Moro swords including Keris (Kris) examples in scabbards, 19th century or earlier, carved wood and brass examples, together with a carved ivory Japanese Wakizashi type sword 50cm - 29cm long (5) £200-£300 179. No lot 13

Books 180. Rackham (Arthur, illustrator), Mother Goose, The Old Nursery Rhymes, 1913, limited edition 173 or 1130, signed by the artist, thirteen tipped-in colour plates, with captioned tissue guards, black & white illustrations, some full-page Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £400-£600

Glass

181. An 18th century glass dessert stand/tazza, circa 1760, fluted inverted baluster stem with basal ring terminating in a domed, folded foot, supporting a rimmed circular plate, 36.5cm diameter, 14.5cm high £70-£100 182. A Roman style glass vase, iridescent blue, twin handled with spiral trailing to the base of the neck, squat globe and shaft form £30-£40

188. Two Victorian glass oil lamps with opaque pink glass shades, one with optic moulded cranberry reservoir, Prince & Symmons Lion Lamp Works, London, the other with wrythen moulded opaque reservoir on brass Corinthian column base, Kosmos Brenner, 51cm high to top of chimney (2) £80-£120

183. A Mary Gregory cranberry glass decanter, with gilt-banded clear stopper above a flask-form body with characteristic decoration of a boy in a landscape, also with gilt bands, 29cm high £50-£80 184. A 19th century Stourbridge type moon flask vase, possibly Richardson, black glass with white enamel decoration in the Etruscan style, 21.5cm high £40-£60 185. A pair of Victorian mauve opaque glass lustres, enamelled with flowers, suspending faceted drops £200-£300 186. A pair of Victorian ruby glass lustres under domes, each decorated with enamelling and gilding to the bowls and pedestals, colourless glass drops and ogee rim, 50cm high including stands and domes £200-£300 187. A large Victorian ruby glass oil lamp, straight panel cut body sections with brass fittings and trims, spherical optic moulded cranberry glass shade, 94cm high including shade £150-£250

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189 189. A Victorian straw opal glass epergne, Stourbridge, with three hanging baskets between trumpet vases, all with crimped edges, on a centrally coned bowl, 61cm high £150-£250

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European Ceramics 200. A Meissen blackamoor twinhandled sweetmeat box and cover, circa 1880, after J J Kändler, as a woman dressed only in a short blue skirt, her hair tied with a band, holding a apple in her outstretched hand, standing beside a covered basket with basket weave moulding, on a rocky base, 16.5cm high, blue crossed swords underglaze; and another similar, as a man dressed in feathered skirt and headdress, holding a rose in his left hand, blue crossed swords without glaze (2) £1500-£2000

190. A 19th century Bohemian glass portrait vase, colourless glass, heavily gilded with foliate scrolls and gilded dentil rim, of tulip form, the central cased portrait medallion depicting a pre-Raphaelite style woman, 23.5cm high £70-£100

192. A 19th century Bohemian cased ruby glass portrait vase, of necked baluster form, decorated with three panels above an ogee carved base, heavily gilded with foliate scrolls throughout, the roundels depicting floral sprays and a portrait of a young girl, 16cm high £100-£150 193. A 19th century Bohemian ruby glass portrait vase, of tapered cylindrical form, heavily gilded with foliate scrolls, the central medallion depicting a young girl, 14cm high £50-£80

204. A pair of Continental figures of hunters holding rifles, man and a woman, 15.5cm high (2) £60-£100 205. A Delft plate, of crimped ogee form, painted with Oriental style figural scenes, 25.5cm diameter £50-£80 206. A Sèvres porcelain plate, blue ground with gilt bordered cartouche, the central image of a putto with lyre and wreath, together with six various Continental and Derby tea bowls, saucers and coffee cans (7) £120-£180

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191. A 19th century Bohemian cased glass vase, of tulip form with dentil rim, colourless with blue panels heavily gilded throughout with foliate scrolls, knopped stem, 28cm high £70-£100

203. A Meissen porcelain figure of a harlequin, 20th century, modelled after the original by J J Kändler, incised numbers 259, 230 and underglaze blue mark, approximately 16.5cm high £400-£600

201 201. A 19th century Vienna cabinet plate, painted with Classical ladies by a stream, within a gilt laurel leaf border, surrounded by deep bronze banding, 25cm diameter, printed mark ‘Imperial Austria’, painted no.2288 in puce, with A.Jungerhans Rotterdam label £100-£150

207. A Continental Parian figure of a semi nude female bather, late 19th century, pseudo Meissen marks to underside, 32cm high £40-£60 208. A Meissen coffee set for two, circa 1875, comprising coffee pot and cover 16cm high, milk jug and cover, sugar bowl and cover, two teacups and saucers, encrusted with flowers and painted with insects, gilt lined, blue crossed swords underglaze, impressed number 63 £500-£700

202. A Meissen porcelain figure of a minstrel with lute, 20th century, incised marks 215 and 1240, underglaze blue mark, 17.5cm high £200-£400

194. A Bohemian ruby glass vase, of flared footed form, gilded band to the foot and body with multi coloured enamel foliate scrolls, 22.5cm high £100-£150 195-199. No lots

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219. A set of six Meissen leaf shape pickle dishes, painted with flowers, gilt rims, crossed blue swords under glaze, impressed number 270; and a Meissen twin-division salt (7) £60-£100

213 209 209. An 18th century Sèvres porcelain plate, probably later decorated (19th century) with a central scene of ‘Passage du Rhin 1672’, the border gilded and jewelled with enamel and turquoise, 24cm diameter £300-£500

213. A 19th century Meissen figure of Sight, after the model by Acier and Schonheit, she sits at a table looking in a mirror, raised on a fluted base, crossed swords mark and ‘E3’ incised, 15cm high; another, Touch, incised ‘E4’, from the ‘Senses’ series (2) £400-£600 214. A 20th century Meissen vase and cover, painted with a dragon in grey with orange fireballs, underglaze blue crossed swords; another Meissen vase and covers, painted with flowers, underglaze blue crossed swords, 27cm high (2) £100-£150

210 210. A Meissen porcelain chinoiserie figure group, late 19th Century, modelled after Reinecke as a couple seated in a pierced floral encrusted arbour, looking at a book, raised on a naturalistic gilt edged base, blue crossed swords to base with incised shape no. 2653, 22cm high £300-£500 211. A Meissen Magpie, mid 19th century, the black and white bird squawking down from a naturalistic tree stump, the base with ferns, blue crossed swords underglaze, incised 62, 42cm high; and another similar smaller model, impressed 286, 20cm high (2) £400-£600 212. A pair of early 20th Century Meissen models of cockatoos, with iron red feathered cresting, brown beak, perched upon a green leaf and flower head outcrop, painted underglaze blue crossed sword mark verso and incised and impressed no. to base 57b, 25cm high £500-£800

215. A pair of 19th century Meissen sytle Blanc de Chine figural candelabra, three-light candelabra surmounted by a lady with a basket of flowers, the other with her gallant with offering of fruit, the base encrusted with flowers, blue crossed swords underglaze, incised no. 811, 45cm high (2) £400-£600 216. Two 20th century Meissen trios, cups, saucer and side plates, decorated with red dragons, twist handles, gilt edges; and another trio with green dragons; three trios painted with flowers, all with crossed blue swords under glaze £100-£150 217. A 20th century Meissen liqueur set, comprising a jug and stopper, six beakers and a tray, painted with the various Meissen factory marks from 1709-1815, blue crossed swords under glaze; and a tureen and cover, painted in blue depicting root vegetables, blue crossed swords underglaze £100-£150 218. A group of Meissen blue and white, comprising cups and saucers, condiment set, jug and cover, leaf dish, etc, crossed blue swords under glaze £80-£120

220. A Meissen globular teapot and cover, painted with botanical studies, yellow bud finial, gilt lined, 13cm high, similar milk jug and sugar bowl and cover, blue crossed swords underglaze, impressed numbers and red numbers to base £150-£200 221. A 20th century Meissen cup and saucer, graduated gilt cockle shells, crossed blue swords underglaze, impressed numbers; a pair of KPM cups and saucers, painted with flowers and insects; another Meissen cup and saucer; and a small Meissen cup and saucer painted with roses (5) £80-£120 222. A 20th century Meissen navette shape dish, basket weave border, painted with botanical study, gilt lined, crossed blue swords under glaze, 29cm wide; a Meissen leaf shape dish, painted with a bird and berries, gilt lined, crossed blue swords under glaze, 23cm wide; a Parian oval cameo plaque, portrait of a lady, inscribed to verso Johaan Gotfried Schadow 1764-1850; etc (4) £60-£80 223. A 19th century Meissen boat shape tureen and cover, the cover with twisted stem handle, applied with flowers, four cartouche painted with flowers, gilt edge, leafy handles, 22cm wide, blue crossed swords, impressed number 3417; a 20th century Meissen trumpet shape vase, painted with flowers, gilt lined 19cm high, impressed number 541 (2) £60-£100 224. A Meissen circular jar and cover, box and cover, square pin dish and miniature trumpet shape vase, painted with flowers, an oval box and cover painted with dragons; etc all with crossed blue swords underglaze (7) £100-£150 225. A set of 20th century Meissen blue and white plates, depicting Johann Friederich Böttger 1682-1719; Ludwig van Beethoven 1770-1827 and Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn 1606-1669; three view plates, all with blue crossed swords underglaze (6) £100-£150

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230 231. A pair of Vienna squat urn vases on plinths, painted roundels to each, one depicting Venus and Juno, the reverse Abia, similar scenes to the other, signed by the artist, lids missing, 21cm high £200-£300

227 227. A 19th century Majolica oil lamp, the base decorated with flora and fauna, lizards, snakes, insects, etc, turquoise glass reservoir, brass double wick burner, 58cm high £200-£300 228. A French Rococo porcelain and ormolu mounted figurative mantel clock ornament, circa 1770, the 2 inch dial with three subsidiary dials suspended within a gilt metal floral scene with applied ceramic flowers, two figures and an ink pot 33.5cm high (af) £800-£1200

232. A Vienna porcelain cabinet plate, circa 1880, painted by Wagner with a portrait of a man in a fur hat, tooled gilt border, gilded flower mark to base and underglaze blue Vienna mark, 27cm diameter £500-£800 233. A Vienna porcelain cabinet plate, circa 1880, painted by Wagner with a scene of an old man reading by candle light, the original painting by A Boonan ‘Lesender Einsiedler’, bordered in tooled and jewelled gilt on deep blue ground, 24cm diameter £500-£700

234. A 19th century Wedgwood Majolica platter, vine leaf decoration, impressed mark 029 to base, 40cm wide £100-£200 235. An early 18th century Dutch Delft charger, polychrome chinoiserie design, with a figure holding flowers, in a yellow leafy border, 35cm diameter, signed to base in red £400-£600 236. Two Vienna style portrait plaques of Henry IV of France and Queen Marie de Medicis, circular form within wooden frames and tooled gilt metal slips, 16.5cm diameter excluding frames (2) £150-£200

229. A large Vienna shouldered vase, blue ground with central cartouche painted with romantic garden scene, gilt decoration throughout, incised and painted marks, 6564 V, approximately 32cm high £120-£180 230. A pair of Vienna blue ground covered urns on plinths, decorated with painted equestrian scenes in the 18th century style, 21cm high (2) £200-£300 w w w. h a n s o n s a u c t i o n e e r s . c o . u k

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237. A Meissen Monkey Band, early 20th century, comprising twenty one figures and lectern music stand, modelled after J J Kändler, twenty two pieces in total boxed within two large boxes; together with 1968 copy receipt The Monkey Band was originally made by Meissen for Augustus III, King of Saxony, in 1753. This particular set has been boxed since 1968. £7000-£10000 238. A Capo di Monte type standard lamp, circa 1950s, five sections in the form of floral trumpet vases on a florally encrusted Rococo type base, 157cm high to fitting Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £40-£60 18

239. A Thomas Ivory Bavaria tea set for six, comprising teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl, cups and saucer, overlaid with white metal on a brown ground, in two fitted cases £150-£250

Decorative Arts 240. A Ruskin high fired ovoid vase, red glaze spotted throughout with green, some purple and white, flared neck, 1933, impressed marks to base, 10.5cm high £400-£500

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241 241. A George Jones relief moulded Majolica charger, circa 1885 decorated with dahlias and foliage on a peach glazed ground, impressed marks, approximately 33cm diameter £100-£150 242. A 19th century George Jones relief moulded Majolica charger, circa 1885, decorated with water lilies and foliage on a pale brown ground, impressed mark, approximately 33cm diameter £100-£150

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246. Thonet Brothers, an Austrian bentwood rocking chair, designed and manufactured by Thonet, model number 10, designed circa 1880, stamped ‘Thonet’ to the inside front bar, original cane-work to the seat and back, over covered with fabric, 76.5cm high £80-£120

248. A William Moorcroft Autumn Leaves plate, olive green ground with blue grapes, painted monogram and impressed marks to reverse, 22cm diameter £100-£200

243. A 19th century George Jones relief moulded Majolica charger, circa 1885, decorated with blossom, insects and foliage on an aubergine ground, approximately 33cm diameter £100-£150

249. A William Moorcroft for James MacIntyre, Aurelian ware biscuit barrel, circa 1900, pattern M396, with electroplated fittings and handle, of shaped octagonal form, overpainted panels of red and gilding, approximately 16cm diameter £180-£220 250. A William Moorcroft Florian ware waisted vase with crimped edge, in the Violet design, circa 1898, James MacIntyre backstamp having Florian ware stamp, signed by W Moorcroft, reg number 326470, 15cm high £250-£350

244. A Crown Devon Fieldings Art Deco figure, of a dancer, fan headdress, full skirt with blossom flowers in tones of pinks and orange on a blue ground, circular black base, signed Kathleen Parsons, 29cm high (af) £60-£100

251. A Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe art pottery footed dish, treacle ground with slip type daisy motifs, the rim and foot with moulded prunts, impressed marks ‘Ch Dresser, Linthorpe’, 641 H, 25cm diameter £70-£100 252. A WMF Jugendstil, covered ice bucket, circa 1905, silver plated brass with glass liner, decorated in Art Nouveau style motifs, on four feet, 28cm high including handle £30-£60 247

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247. A Clarice Cliff flower block figure of a penguin on an iceberg, designed and modelled by Clarice Cliff for A J Wilkinson circa 1926, marked with the Wilkinson stamp only, 21.5cm high £100-£200

245. An Art Nouveau cylindrical glass vase, highlighted in pink, with gilt swags and wreaths, black outlined portrait of a lady, 23cm high £40-£60 w w w. h a n s o n s a u c t i o n e e r s . c o . u k

253. A Clarice Cliff ‘Original Bizarre’ wash bowl, jug and covered box, decorated in geometric pattern in orange, blue and brown, marked to base variously ‘Bizarre’, ‘Fantasque’, ‘Honeyglaze’, the bowl with retailers stamp for Lawleys, Phillips’s, Regent St., bowl approximately 37cm diameter (3) £350-£500

254. A Linthorpe art pottery vase, twin handled ovoid form with bottle neck, possibly Christopher Dresser, decorated with wild flowers on a brown ground, impressed marks and number 1838, painted monogram FB and number 733, 26cm high £70-£100

260. A Minton ‘Cloisonne’ porcelain vase on moulded Chinese stand, of bottle form with painted floral design of tulips and lilies on bright blue ground, geometrically engraved gilt rim, in the style of Christopher Dresser, 33cm high £600-£800

255. A pair of William Moorcroft for James MacIntyre, Aurelian ware twin handled waisted vases, red decorated gilt panels between blue panels, impressed marks 160 10, printed mark, 25.5cm high (2) £200-£300 256. A pair of William Moorcroft for James MacIntyre, Aurelian gourd shaped bottle vases, Florian type decoration with gilded panels to the necks, 24.5cm high (2) £150-£250 257. A Wedgwood flying hummingbirds pattern bowl, decorated in pattern Z5088, designed by Daisy Makeig Jones, circa 1917-1929, the interior with a flying bird against a mother of pearl lustre, the exterior with green ground and flying geese borders, gilt highlighted throughout, 26.5cm diameter £300-£500 258. A William Moorcroft Pomegranate bowl, deep blue ground with reds and browns, painted monogram and impressed marks, 28cm diameter £180-£250 259. A William Moorcroft ‘Moonlit Blue’ bowl of squat ovoid form, circa 1924, impressed mark and full signature to base, 16cm diameter, 11cm high Note: purchased as a wedding present in 1934 £800-£1200

264 264. James Powell and Sons, Whitefriars, an Arts and Crafts glass liqueur decanter with white metal stopper, circa 1905, attributed to Edward Spencer and the Artificers Guild, the stopper of domed ogee form with applied roundels 261 261. A Horace Elliott art pottery vase, twisted body and flared wavy rim, under glazed in blue, 19cm high approx, stamped Elliot London to base with Fleur de Lys mark Note: Arts and Crafts designer and dealer Horace W Elliott commissioned provincial potteries such as Ewenny to make wares for his London showrooms towards the end of the 19th and into the 20th century. Potteries included C H Brannam and Bourne Denby £200-£300

Note: Silversmith Edward Spencer (1872-1938), chief designer for the Artificers’ Guild, designed silver stoppers for James Powell and Sons during the 1900s. His pieces are rarely hallmarked or signed. Designs are typified by applied ropework decoration. £100-£200

262. A Ruskin high fired squat baluster vase, Sang de Boeuf, impressed marks to base, dated 1927, 15.5cm high, 16cm diameter (possibly restored at rim) £300-£500 263. A Pilkington Royal Lancastrian figure of a lioness by Richard Joyce, matt grey glaze, impressed marks to base, 12cm high £100-£150 265 265. A Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe, art pottery blue green vase, stamped ‘Linthorpe Dresser’ to the base, having bulbous and indented body and narrow neck, approximately 23cm high £100-£150 20

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279 279. A Pinxton cup and saucer, painted by William Billingsley, a one-off piece, painted with colourful flowers, label to base From a unique service, probably made for a Quaker family due to lack of gilding £300-£500

268. A Ruskin high fired vase, shouldered form, 1923, red and cream, impressed marks and date, 25cm high £500-£800 269. A Clarice Cliff Bizarre Marguerite pattern tea set for two, comprising teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl, two cups and saucers and two side plates, painted with orange and green bands (9) £150-£200 270. Original Bizarre, a Clarice Cliff plate painted with star motif in orange, blue and brown, with green edges, circa 1930, marked to the back, impressed date mark, 22.5cm diameter £60-£100

272 272. Edward R Taylor, a lustre vase, tube lined with peacock and sun design, blue orange and green decoration, of shouldered form, signed to the base ‘Edw R Taylor’, approximately 25cm high. Note: Edward Richard Taylor RBSA founded Ruskin Pottery in Smethwick with his brother in 1898. £600-£800 273-274. No lots

Pinxton Porcelain

271 271. A French Art Deco chrome and copper chandelier, five opalescent glass shades signed ‘R. Frontisi, Paris’, curved chrome arms with copper scrollwork to each, the central section of bi metal turned baluster form, approximately 80cm wide £300-£500

280. An unusual Pinxton stand, pattern no.283, deep band of floral gilding, monogrammed to centre, 20cm diameter £150-£200 281. An unusual small Pinxton dessert plate, the border painted with botanical specimen in red, yellow, purple and green, gilt lined, 16cm diameter, label to base. See Gent page 104, Fig.130 £150-£200 282. A Pinxton dessert plate, pattern no.193 but with the edition of a square landscape from a service bought in Salisbury in the 1980s, central square landscape vignette, the border with green, gold and red dots, 19cm diameter £300-£400

275. A Pinxton cup and saucer, pattern no.275, the border painted with ferns, gilt lined. See: The Patterns and Shapes of the Pinxton China Factory 1796 to 1813 by N.D.Gent, page 66 £150-£200 276. A Pinxton cup and saucer, enamelled in iron red and gilt on a wide dark brown band with a border set pattern of flowers alternating with scrolling leaves and berries, pattern 370. See Gent page 78 £250-£300 277. A Pinxton cup and saucer, pattern no.283, the border with floral gilt border and gilt lined. See Gent page 68 £150-£200 278. A Pinxton cup and saucer, unrecorded pattern, decorated overall in gilt with a detail border, marked 354 in gilt to base £200-£250

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283 283. A Pinxton saucer, pattern no.108, painted in Neoclassical style with three oval landscape vignettes, sepia festoons and urns, gilt rim, 13cm wide. See Gent page 58, pattern 108 in red £400-£600 284. A Pinxton coffee can, pattern no.23, the border with polychrome sprigs, gilt lined, numbered to base See Gent page 54 £150-£200

297. A Pinxton tapered cylindrical vase, pattern no.7, Greek Key border and blue banding, rams horn handles, 15cm high £200-£300 298-299. No lots

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285. A Pinxton fluted coffee can, pattern no.25, monochrome sprigs and banding, numbered to base. See Gent page 55 £100-£150 286. A Pinxton coffee can, unrecorded pattern no., polychrome sprigs, gilt dots and banding, ‘Woodhall-Greene’ collection label to base £200-£250 287. A Pinxton coffee can, unrecorded pattern no., peach border with brown and gilt wavy line, gilt sprigs, ‘Woodhall-Greene’ collection label to base £200-£250 288. A Pinxton named view coffee can, landscape vignette of Ermenonville in a gilt border, from the Brookhill service, label to base Provenance: Brookhill Hall, Nottingham. See Gent page 103 £300-£250

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291. An unusual Pinxton fluted cream jug, pattern no.1, decorated with polychrome sprigs and red banding, 10cm high, label to base £100-£150 292. A Pinxton teapot and cover, pattern no.300, decorated with square vignettes of Hardwick Hall and a Cottage on the Tyne, Scotland, gilt laurel banding, 16cm high £400-£500 293. A Pinxton crinkle top teapot and cover, pattern no.2 (see Gent’s book page 49), decorated with blue sprigs and bands, 18cm high £250-£300 294. A Pinxton quarter dish and associated cover pattern no.13, decorated with polychrome sprigs and blue bands, the base inscribed no.14, 33cm wide £250-£350

289. A Pinxton beaker, pattern no.13, decorated with polychrome sprigs and blue bands, 8cm high, label to base £100-£150

295. A Pinxton bough pot, pattern no.218, with Romantic Landscape, gilt lined with foliate border, scrolling moulded base, 13cm high £700-£1000

290. A Pinxton footed coffee cup, oval sepia vignette with a view of Dovedale, by William Billingsley, internal blue oval and gilt border, a Varnam Collection label to base £200-£250

296. A Pinxton bough pot, with scrolling foliage in oval panels hung with flowers on a green ground, within gilt line and scroll borders, scrolling moulded base, 12cm high £700-£1000

300. A pair of 18th century Derby named view plates, ‘View near the Entrance Dove Dale Derbyshire’, and ‘View near Foremark Derbyshire’, probably by Zachariah Boreman, cobalt blue and gilt borders, crown, crossed batons and D mark in blue, pattern no.50, 22cm diameter, c.1790 £300-£500 301. A late 18th century Derby named view dish, painted in coloured enamels probably by Zachariah Boreman, with a named view of ‘Velutri in Italy’, within a gilt oval panel, the rim with a yellow, blue, green, puce and gilt flower head and leaf scroll band, 32cm wide, crown, crossed batons and D mark in blue, pattern number 178 and titled verso, circa 1790 £100-£150 302. A pair of 18th century Bow porcelain figures, modelled as a shepherd and shepherdess, circa 1755, in blanc de chine, crisply modelled, the lady with sheep to her side, with companion flute player, various old collectors’ labels, 15cm h (2) £400-£600 303. A pair of Derby porcelain chocolate cups in trembleuse saucers, painted by James Bamford, gilded by Jonathan Yates, the tapered cups with oval vignettes painted in monochrome black wash with figure in mountainous landscape and female figure on path, crossed batons and D mark in puce, pattern number 171, circa 1795, from the Neville Marshall collection £1000-£1500 304. An 18th century Worcester sucrier and cover, floral knop finial, enamelled overall with colourful flowers, 12cm high, Dr Wall label to base, c.1790 £100-£150 305. A pair of Derby porcelain figures shepherdess and garland shepherd, circa 1770, painted monograms to base, approximately 18cm high (AF) Note: see Twitchett, J. 2002. Derby Porcelain, p.162 for a similar example of the shepherd £150-£250

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HANSONS AUC TIONEERS AND VALUERS 306. An 18th century Caughley slop bowl, underglaze blue scenes of Chinese fishermen within Rococo border, the centre bowl with lady and attendant, painted crescent mark to base, 15.5cm diameter £50-£100 307. A pair of Royal Crown Derby Chatsworth pattern plates, gilded, approximately 22.5cm diameter (2) £30-£50 308. Three 18th century famille rose coffee cups in the Chinese style, decorated with polychrome floral and figural scenes (3) £40-£60 309. A pair of 19th century urn vases, monochrome painted spoils of war and music between coloured rose and leaf borders, gilt detailing, 14cm high, together with a Continental porcelain footed baluster vase decorated with floral sprays and gilt borders, probably French mid 19th century, 26cm high (3) £40-£60 310. Three 18th century Caughley coffee cups, underglaze blue decoration of Oriental coastal fishing scenes, the internal border decorated with floral motifs (3) £60-£80 311. A First Period Worcester blue and white porcelain tea bowl and saucer, fluted, circa 1755, Prunus Root pattern, underglaze blue, workman’s mark to base, saucer 13.7cm diameter £150-£250 312. A Royal Crown Derby cabinet plate by W E J Dean, the central scene depicting a ship in full mast on the sea, lime green border with gadrooned edge £60-£100 313. A Royal Worcester blush ivory jug, 1907, gourd shaped body, the gilded handle naturalistically modelled as a branch or root, 1507, Rd 167140, together with another Worcester vase, 1888, of globe and shaft form, twin handled and blade knopped, decorated with blossom, 18.5cm high (2) £100-£150 314. A Derby porcelain figure of a woman with basket of grapes, standing on a gilded shell moulded Rococo base strewn with grapes, 19cm high £120-£180

315. An 18th century figure of ‘Lost Piece’ modelled as a woman in shawl with broom, restored, 23cm high, together with another figure (2) £30-£50

325. A Royal Crown Derby ovoid vase with flared neck, decorated by D Allington, in the Sèvres style, green ground with blue scrolls of tooled gilt decoration, 15cm high £70-£100

316. Four Barnicott and Banfield dinner plates, Crystal Palace, Sydenham, SE, crested to the front with rampant griffin and motto Virtute et Valore, and military medals, gilded borders, 26.5cm diameter £20-£40 317. An 18th century Worcester blue and white cylindrical mug, in the Plantation pattern, crescent mark to base, 9cm high £100-£150 318. A pair of 18th century Caughley fluted lozenge shape dishes, with oval and dot border, central oval cartouche with gilt flowers, 26cm wide (2) £60-£80

326 326. A pair of Belleek style tooth pick holders modelled as putti with beasts, one a goat, the other a dog, holding baskets, iridescent glaze, overpainted, unmarked, 13cm high (2) £80-£120

319. An 18th century Caughley blue and white jug, masked sparrow beak, painted underglaze with flowers and butterflies, 18cm high £40-£60 320. An early 20th century Royal Crown Derby twin-handled vase, slender neck, the waist with two white bands painted with flowers, with gilt scroll work on a cobalt blue ground, 25cm high, date code for 1902 £100-£150 321. A 19th century John Gilpin earthenware jug decorated in the round with a satirical village scene of a curate on runaway horse, marked to underside, 15.5cm high (AF) £60-£100 322. A Sunderland pink lustre motto jug, circa 1810, ‘That by the plough would thrive, Himself, Must either hold or drive’ with a crest and scene to one side, the reverse with a further three verse inscription, bordered in Rococo scrolls and farm tools, 15cm high £120-£180 323. A Royal Worcester blush ivory ewer, 1889, number 1144, gilded with mask handle, decorated with thistles and foliate sprays, together with a squat ovoid jar, 1906, number 1809, ewer 27.5cm high (2) £120-£180 324. Six Derby Sampson and Hancock tea cups and saucers, green with rose borders and gilt decoration (12) £60-£100

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327 327. A 19th century cabinet plate, painted with a courting couple and dog, three painted reserves within a turquoise border, having rose swags and baskets, inscribed James Rouse Junior in gilt to base, 24cm diameter £100-£150 328. An early 19th century Staffordshire blue and white transfer printed jug, decorated with parkland scene with lake and Classical temple, 20.5cm high £70-£100 329. A 19th century Pearlware jug, printed in monochrome commemorating Admiral Lord Nelson 1758-1805 aged 47, inscribed ‘England Expects every Man to do his Duty’, to the reverse details and route of battle, 15cm high £80-£120

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330. An early 19th century Pearlware jug, the deep neck painted with flowers in orange and black bands, painted with farming tools, inscribed ‘Trust In God, The Husband Mans Diligence Provides Bread’, the verso inscribed ‘Let the wealthy and great roll in splendour and state, I envy them not I declare it, I eat my own fleece and I wear it, I have lawns I have bowers, I have fruits I have flowers, the lark is my morning alarmer, so jolly boys now, here’s God speed in the plough, long life and success to the farmer’, ‘Josiah Heans 1807’, 18cm high, c.1807 £70-£100 331. A Worcester cabbage leaf mask jug, circa 1772, moulded with overlapping leaves, the lip formed as the head of a bearded man, painted in colours with Japanese flower sprays, scattered sprigs and a pair of hens, the handle gilded, 21cm high (AF), together with a similar example with pink borders (AF) (2) £200-£300 332. A Royal Crown Derby Imari three section dish, the handle modelled as a branch, 36.5cm wide £80-£120 333. Two early 19th century Derby porcelain plates probably decorated by Billingsley with borders of double roses on a green ground, gilt leaves and inner border, 22cm diameter (2) £30-£40

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334. An 18th century teapot, probably Pennington of Liverpool, of cannon ball form decorated with floral sprays, associated lid, circa 1780, 20cm from spout to handle £200-£400 335. A Royal Crown Derby Kedleston ewer, oval panel painted with a view of Kedleston Hall, with Viscount Scarsdale coat of arms to reverse, on a yellow ground, highlighted in gilt, 26cm high, boxed £100-£150 336. An early Derby young Bacchus mask mug, circa 1780, moulded as a head, light brown hair with wreath of grapes and vines, part gilded flat loop handle, William Duesbury, purple painted mark and impressed potters mark for Isaac Farnsworth, approximately 9cm high Note: see Twitchett, J. 2002. Derby Porcelain 1748 - 1848, London, p.285, fig.172, for an example of this mug £120-£180 337. A pair of late 19th century Staffordshire twin-handled frog mugs, decorated with dogs and game birds, 14cm high; another two Staffordshire frog mugs, painted with tavern scene, 13cm high (4) £70-£100 338. An early 19th century Derby coffee can and saucer, deep peach banding with gilt scrolls, crown over crossed batons and D in red; two Derby coffee cans enamelled with polychrome sprigs; and another in the Imari palette (5) £50-£80

339. An early 19th century Derby coffee can and saucer, blue enamelled flowers, gilt leafy scrolls, red mark; two other similar Derby coffee cans; and an unmarked coffee can and saucer with green border and painted with flowers (6) £50-£80 340. An early 19th century Derby coffee can and saucer, red flowers on a green border, red marks to base; a smaller coffee can and saucer with flowers; and another coffee can (5) £40-£60 341. A Derby (King Street) comport by Harry Sampson Hancock circa 1920, the bowl decorated with a floral centre with gilt edging, raised on three naturalistic feet, standing on a platform base marked to underside, 26cm diameter, 15.5cm high £200-£300 342. A Derby cabinet plate painted by James Rouse (Senior), the centre decorated with a still life of passion flowers, tulips and roses, the rim reticulated and finished in gilt, signed to back with Derby mark, 1875-1882, 24cm diameter £500-£600 343. Four early 19th century porcelain egg cups, of Campana urn form, decorated in the Imari palate with floral sprays, gilt rims, 6.2cm high (4) £60-£80 344. A Barge ware teapot and stand with applied floral plaques and motto ‘Forget me not’, 22cm high £40-£60 C o n t a c t u s o n 012 8 3 7 3 3 9 8 8

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351. An 18th century/early 19th salt glazed urn vase decorated with pink swags and floral design, circa 1800, 10.5cm high £30-£40

346. A Derby porcelain Mansion House Dwarf, circa 1800, incised number to the base 227, 17.5cm high

352. An 18th century Worcester blue and white openwork basket bowl, decorated in underglaze blue with pinecone to the centre, the exterior with applied flowers to the trellis, blue crescent mark to the base, 26cm diameter £200-£400

Note: originally made in pairs as ‘Grotesque punches’ after Calotto engravings and based on the Hatmen of Chelsea; renamed to commemorate the dwarfs who paraded outside Mansion House, London, advertising auctions and events. See Twitchett, J. 2002. Derby Porcelain, p.143, fig. 95 £200-£300

353. An English earthenware figure of a hunter, Derby style circa 1820, 18.5cm high £40-£60

357. Two Pearlware Char dishes, decorated with fish to the exterior, 23cm and 16.5cm diameter £180-£250 358. A Derby porcelain Campana urn vase with central landscape scene ‘In Leicestershire’, circa 1810, 16.5cm high £200-£300 359. A 19th century lustre ware pedestal bowl, copper glaze with cobalt blue band of leaf design, 20cm diameter Note: formerly the personal property of the Dowager Duchess of Devonshire, Chatsworth House sale 2010 £30-£50 360. Two 19th century lustre ware jugs, copper glaze with bands of foliate decoration, tallest 19cm high (2) £50-£100 361. An early 19th century Derby Imari pattern jug, circa 1820, of squat form, 12cm high (restored) £30-£40

354 347 347. A pair of Royal Crown Derby Kedleston ewers, blue ground with floral panels by C Harris, raised gilt decoration throughout, 27cm high (2) £300-£500

354. A Royal Doulton figure, Votes for Women, HN 2816, 1977, 25.5cm high £40-£60

362. A Derby porcelain figure of America, modelled as a native boy standing on a crocodile, holding arrows, from a set of the Continents circa 1780, 22cm high £250-£350 363. A late 18th century Staffordshire Pearlware coffee pot, circa 1790, of baluster form decorated with polychrome painted scenes of Chinese figures, 26cm high £100-£200

348. A pair of Royal Crown Derby twin handled covered, pedestal vases, early 20th century, blue ground with gilt floral decoration in the Aesthetic style £180-£220 349. A Minton bleu de Roi ground Kedleston ewer, with central roundel painted with putto on branch with butterfly, signed A B, gilt floral decoration throughout, 28.5cm high £300-£500 350. A Caughley tea canister, circa 1780, of reeded ovoid form, underglaze blue temple landscape scene with gilt decoration, no lid, 9.5cm high £60-£80

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364. An 18th century Slipware ham stand, Yorkshire, dated 1773, brown earthenware with yellow slip decoration, 18cm high £120-£180

356. An early 19th century Spode coffee pot in 589 pattern, of Classical form, gilded and painted decoration attributed to Henry Daniel, circa 1805, 27cm high £200-£300

365. A pair of Rockingham plates, gilded with central paintings of birds, 21cm diameter (2) £40-£60

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366. A Flight, Barr and Barr, Worcester plate of Warwick Castle, coral gilt and gadrooned border, 22cm diameter £70-£100 367. A 19th century porcelain dessert plate with central image of a country house bordered in gilt, foliate moulded rim in purple, 22.5cm diameter £60-£80

373. An early 19th century Prattware jug, relief moulded decoration of peacocks to each side below acanthus leaves, 19.5cm high £100-£150 374. An early 19th century Pearlware lidded jug of footed baluster form, decorated with painted scenes of rural landscapes, 28cm high £80-£120 375. A pair of Voortrekker Centenary bowls, City of Johannesburg, 1938, with transfer printed scenes to the outside, 11cm diameter Note: from the Chatsworth House sale, Sotheby’s 2010 £20-£30

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376. A Royal Worcester arrow shaped scent bottle, decorated by H Everett with roses, signed, gold Worcester mark, circa 1920s £40-£60

368. A Flight, Barr and Barr, Worcester landscape plate, the central scene depicting the waterfall and bridge at ‘Rydal, Yorkshire’, the Rococo scroll border with floral sprays, lime green before a gadrooned gilt edge, 25cm diameter £100-£150

377. An early 20th century Royal Worcester cabinet plate, painted with autumnal apples and grapes, signed R. Sebright, deep pink border with gilt swags and columns, 23cm diam, printed puce mark, date code for 1917 £150-£200

369. A pair of Limoges porcelain ewers, ivory ground with raised gilt fern decoration, the naturalistically modelled spouts and handles gilded, 25cm high (2) £40-£60

378. An early 20th century Royal Worcester navette shape dish, painted with peaches and grapes, signed F.Roberts, heavily gilt shell handles and moulded edge, 31cm wide, printed puce marks, dated code for 1918 £600-£800

370. A pair of 19th century Meissen relief moulded plates, decorated with Rococo style rose and foliate motifs highlighted in gilt, 30cm diameter, one AF (2) Note: from the Chatsworth House estate, Sotheby’s 2010 £150-£250 371. A Royal Worcester blush ivory basket weave bowl, in the form of a twin handled wicker basket, 2365, 1926 £30-£40 372. A pair of 19th century French porcelain Campana urn vases, in the 18th century English style, 18.5cm high (2) £60-£100

379. A Royal Worcester bottle vase, painted with leaves, berries and blossom, gilt edges, signed Kitty Blake, 14.5cm high, printed mark to base, numbered 2491 £100-£150 380. A Royal Worcester flared vase, painted with leaves, berries and blossom, gilt edges, signed Kitty Blake, 11cm high, printed mark to base, numbered 2492 £100-£150

381 381. A Minton plaque painted by Lawrence Woodhouse (b.1937), 1973, after Rembrandt, The Bather, signed lower right Note: Laurence J Woodhouse trained at Blackpool College of Art and Minton under Arthur DAle Holland, working with the firm until 1974 when he moved to Aynsley China. He painted 6 plaques after old master paintings. £400-£500

382 382. An 18th century pottery double tea caddy/canister, Bovey Tracey circa 1795, earthenware glazed in white and blue with applied Classical figures, cuboid form with internal central division, moulded threads to inside rims, 15cm wide, 13cm high, 10cm deep Note: the Bovey Tracey factories in Devon specialised in this form of tea canister at the end of the 18th century, typified by their square form, applied Classical decoration and internally screwing lids. Examples of single caddies are held at the Victoria and Albert Museum. £700-£1000

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383 383. A Minton Parian group of Atala and Chactas, by J Pollet, inscribed and numbered 251, 30cm wide, under a glass dome, with an accompanying letter from Minton dated 1970. The Parian model Atala and Chactas was commissioned for The Great Exhibition of 1851 £300-£500 388

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385 385. A Wedgwood tri-colour Jasper-dip coffee can and saucer, early to mid 19th century, lilac body with rams heads and swags of fruit and flowers, between sagegreen roundels of classical figures, saucer 13cm diameter, af £100-£200

386. A pair of mid-20th century Royal Worcester side plates, painted with peaches and grapes, the other with apples and berries, on a mossy ground, gilt wavy edge, signed H. Ayrton, 22.5cm diameter, black printed mark with date code for 1959 £250-£350 387. A Royal Worcester cabinet plate, painted with fruit and berries, on a yellow ground with pink reserves, signed Sebright, 22.5cm diameter, puce marks, 1911, numbered W8860 in green £300-£400 388. A pair of late 20th century Royal Worcester ovoid potpourri vases and covers, painted with apples, grapes, blackberries and peaches, signed M.Morris, surmounted by a pierced basket weave cover and inner liner, 20cm high, black printed factory mark to base, pattern number 1286 £1200-£1500

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389. A Royal Worcester basket, painted internally and externally with peaches, berries, grapes and apples, signed James Skerrett, dated 3.2.82, of shaped oval form, with circular pedestal foot and leaf-moulded handle, black printed mark, and pattern no. 2560, approx 26cm high £500-£800 390. A pair of Royal Worcester pedestal vases and covers, pierced domed covers, lion mask and ring handles, painted with fruits and vine within a gilt border, cobalt blue ground, spreading circular foot on shaped square foot, 24cm high, puce mark, date code for 1911, numbered 2328 £600-£1000 391. A Royal Worcester twin-handled lobed canoe shaped bowl, painted with apples, berries and grapes and peaches on a mossy bank, signed J.F Smith, within a raised stylised leaf and beaded gilt border, chimera handles, on scrolling acanthus base, approx 38cm wide over handles, printed black mark, shape 254, late 20th century £300-£500 392. A Royal Worcester cabinet plate, painted with peaches and berries, signed James Skerrett, on a crimson ground highly decorated with gilding, printed gilt marks, 22.5cm diameter £80-£120

393. A pair of Royal Worcester mid-20th century plates, painted with peaches and grapes against a mossy ground, signed H. Ayrton, black printed mark with date code for 1956, 27cm diameter £200-£300 394. A Royal Worcester hand painted fruit study boat-shape pedestal bowl, painted with peaches, grapes, apples and berries, signed T.Nutt, scrolling gilt acanthus handles, spreading circular foot on a stepped square base, 20cm high, black printed mark, late 20th century £400-£600 395. A Royal Crown Derby named view pin dish, Ilam Rock Derbyshire, signed WEJ Dean, 12cm wide, 1933 £40-£60 396. A Derby porcelain cabinet plate, circa 1810, hand painted by Robert Brewer, ‘In Holland’, turquoise and gilt border, 22cm diameter £100-£150 397. A Royal Worcester ewer painted by H Martin, 1908, heavily gilded neck, handle and base, decorated with peacock and rose hips, 20.5cm high £150-£200 398. A Worcester, Kerr and Binns Parian bust of Prince Albert, modelled by W B Kirk, circa 1854-1862, 21.5cm high £100-£150 399. Three 19th century Parian ware busts of poets including Walter Scott by Robinson and Leadbeater, Byron and Milton, tallest 22cm high (3) £70-£100

400. A Coalport (John Rose and Co) Parian bust of Admiral Lord Nelson, modelled quarter length in uniform, inscribed to the reverse Modelled under the direction of Admiral Sir William Parker K C B from a painting by Wichell in his collection. Joseph Pitts & Sc London 1853, upon socle base, 24.5cm high £400-£600

405. A Copeland Parian bust of Princess Alexandra, circa 1863, by F Miller, Crystal Palace Art Union, on later socle, 30.5cm high £50-£100

401. A Parian bust of Sir Charles Dilke MP (1843-1911), 14.5cm high

407. A Coalport (John Rose and Co) Parian bust of Sir Robert Peel, Prime Minister, by Joseph Pitts, modelled quarter length in Classical robe, inscribed to the reverse, £100-£150

Note: Dilke was a Liberal MP for Chelsea who fell into disgrace after a high profile divorce case in 1886, during which it emerged that he had had a debauched affair with various people. Known as the Crawford Scandal, this destroyed Dilke’s chances of becoming Prime Minister and he later took a seat as MP for the Forest of Dean until his death. This bust was modelled during his political uprise around 1880. £80-£120 402. A Parian bust of Ralph Waldo Emerson, by Robinson and Leadbeater, second half of the 19th century, 19.5cm high £70-£100 403. A Parian bust of the Duke of Wellington, by Robinson and Leadbeater, modelled during his time as Prime Minister, 19.5cm high £80-£120 404. A Parian bust of Lord Rosebery by Robinson and Leadbeater, circa 1895, Prime Minister 1894 -1895, lacking socle, 23.5cm high £60-£80

406. A Parian bust of the young Albert Edward, Prince of Wales (later Edward VII), 16.5cm high £70-£100

408. A Copeland Parian bust of Queen Victoria by John Francis, 1848, modelled quarter length in Garter robes, 27cm high £100-£200 409. A Copeland Parian bust of Jenny Lind, by Joseph Durham, reduced by B Cheverton, 1847, quarter length inscribed to the back, printed mark to underside, 21.5cm high Note: admired by Queen Victoria, opera singer Jenney Lind became a household name in mid 19th century European society, undertaking many international tours until her death in 1887. £120-£180 410. An Alcock and Co. Parian bust of Lord Brougham, modelled quarter length as Lord Chancellor in wig and robes, 23.5cm high Note: Henry Brougham (1778 -1868) was a Scottish lawyer and Parliamentarian becoming an MP and later Lord Chancellor from 1830 to 1834. The Brougham carriage was named after him. £70-£100 411. A Minton Parian bust of Victor Emmanuel, King of Italy, modelled quarter length in full regalia, 18cm high £60-£80 412. A W H Goss Parian bust of General Gordon of Khartoum, 1885, modelled quarter length in military regalia and fez, 19cm high £60-£80 413. Four Robinson and Leadbeater Parian busts of composers, Mozart, Beethoven, Mendelssohn and Chopin, all quarter length on integral plinths, 19.5cm high (4) £100-£150

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415 421. Two 19th century Staffordshire equestrian figures, of Colonel Napier and Garibaldi, 23.5cm high (2) £80-£120 422. A 19th century commemorative Prattware plate of ‘George IIII’, the central profile bust bordered by rattan and basket weave moulding between Royal ciphers, 21.5cm diameter, together with a Pearlware child’s plate of Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Caroline, transfer printed with moulded floral border, 13.7cm diameter £70-£100 423. An early 19th century Pearlware nursery plate commemorating Prince Leopold, the central transfer printed image of the Prince surrounded by moulded floral border, 15.5cm diameter £100-£150

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424. A Pearlware nursery plate with transfer image of George III and a child, ‘I hope the time will come when every poor child in my dominions will be able to read the Bible’, moulded floral vine border, 17.1cm diameter £100-£150 425. A Pearlware plate ‘In commemoration of the late and much lamented Princess Charlotte of Saxe Cobourg who departed this life Nov 6th 1817’, central transfer portrait of the princess in blue, bordered in relief moulded vines, 15.5cm diameter £100-£200

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427 426. William IV and Adelaide, a pair of Prattware transfer printed commemorative tea plates for His most gracious majesty William IV, King of Great Britain and Her most gracious majesty Adelaide, Queen of Great Britain’, 18.2cm diameter £100-£150

432 428. A Staffordshire pottery toy model of a squirrel, Whieldon type, circa 1765, modelled as a squirrel eating a nut, lead glazed in sponged greens and browns, approximately 4.5cm wide, 4cm high £300-£500

427. A Wedgwood deep blue Jasper dip Portland Vase, mid to late 19th century, faux cracked ground, modelled on the original restored glass example, stamped Wedgwood, 26.5cm high £250-£300

429. A Staffordshire Pottery Whieldon type plate, circa 1770, sponged tortoiseshell pattern, moulded gadrooned rim, approximately 25cm diameter Note: Staffordshire potter Thomas Whieldon (1719-1795) is best known for his Tortoiseshell Ware, a Creamware with mottled underglaze patterns, and for his later business association with Wedgwood. £80-£120 430. An 18th century English Delft plate, of moulded ribbed form, circa 1750, tin glazed with blue painted design and central fruit tree, 21.5cm diameter £50-£80 431. An 18th century Staffordshire pottery toy model of a frog, Whieldon type circa 1765, the mottled green glazed frog seated on a turquoise base, approximately 4cm wide, 2cm high £300-£500 432. A William Moorcroft ‘Moonlit Blue’ vase of inverted baluster form, circa 1925, impressed marks and green monogram, 18cm high £1000-£1500 433-437. No lots

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441 438. Michael David Barnfather (b.1934), Pippen Farm, Lake’s, blue sky, signed and dated ‘68, 22cm x 22cm £180-220 439. Michael David Barnfather (b.1934), Nr Ross on Wye, red sky, signed and dated ‘68, 22cm x 22cm £180-220 440. Michael David Barnfather (b. 1934), Countryside Village, signed Barny, oil on board, 64.5cm x 90.5cm **Barny is the way Barnfather signed his watercolours when still an art student £300-£500 441. Edward Withers (18th century), colourful summer flowers, watercolour, 27cm x 19cm, c.1770-1780 Provenance: Lot 5 from the Mary Field Collection no.372. Withers was the senior painter at Derby Porcelain, William Billingsley was his pupil, he is mentioned on page 116 of the Derby Porcelain book by John Twitchett £200-£300

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442 443. Frank Gresley (1855-1936), Cattle on a Country Lane, watercolour, 27.5cm x 18.5cm Provenance: exhibited at Derby Museum and Art Gallery, August to October 2000 £200-£300 444. W E J Dean (Royal Crown Derby, early 20th century), Punting on the Lagoon outside Venice, watercolour, and its companion, Sailing Vessels, a pair, 25cm x 35cm (2) £400-£600 445. John Porter Wale (1860-1920), Still Life with Roses, watercolour, signed lower right, 46cm x 31cm £150-£250 446. Attributed to Edgar Longstaffe (1849-1912), a pair, a boy fishing on the river bank and a girl sitting next to a pond before a thatch cottage, monogrammed EL, dated 1893, oil on canvas, 49cm x 39cm, gilt frames £400-£600

447. A Blue John egg, carved from a single piece of Derbyshire stone, approximately 13cm high £400-£600 448. Harold Gresley (1892-1967), The Dove Holes, Dovedale Derbyshire, watercolour, 38cm x 55.5cm £300-£500 449. Harold Gresley (1892-1967), Ravens Crag, Dovedale Derbyshire, watercolour, 33cm x 43.5cm £300-£500 450. Harold Gresley (1892-1967), Moel Hebog and The River, Glaslyn Beddgelert North Wales, signed watercolour, 36cm x 53cm, purchased in 1967 from Derby Sketching Club Exhibition, labels to verso £400-£600 451. Cuthbert Gresley (1877-1968), Anchor Church, Ingleby Derbyshire, signed, watercolour, 36.5cm x 53cm, label to verso £150-£250

442. John Porter Wale (1860-1920), Cottage with Children, signed watercolour, 39cm x 29.5cm. John Porter Wale was head of the painting room at Royal Crown Derby, and tutored the likes of Cuthbert Gresley £250-£350

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HANSONS AUC TIONEERS AND VALUERS 452. George Turner (1841-1910), Near Haslemere Surrey, signed, oil, 28cm x 44cm, titled and dated 1884 to frame £2000-£3000 453. George Turner (1841-1910), a scene in the Lledr Valley, N Wales, signed oil on canvas, titled to verso, 45cm x 75cm, gilt frame £1500-£2500 454. An early 19th century Malby terrestrial globe, circa 1830, in wooden cradle, 12 inch diameter £700-900 455. William Turner (1867-1936), Cattle in a Valley, oil on canvas, 75cm x 50cm £150-£200

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456. Richard Keene, Flowers, watercolour £50-£70 457. An early 19th century celestial globe, Charles Silberrad, London, circa 1800, 12 inches diameter, in wooden cradle £1000-£1500 458. John Porter Wale (1860-1920), Wild Flowers, watercolour, 52cm x 37cm £250-£300 459. John Porter Wale (1860-1920), Wild Flowers, watercolour, 37cm x 51cm £300-£400 460. William Turner (1867-1936), Woodland, oil on canvas, 45cm x 30cm £150-£200

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461. William Pettingale (exh.1889-1908), Still Pond on a Welsh River, oil on canvas, £400-£600 462. William Pettingale (exh.1889-1908), Tree on a Heath, oil, 16cm x 26cm £100-£150 463. 19th century school, Cottage, watercolour, signed S F £30-£50 464. Harold Gresley (1892-1967), The Winding Stream, Dovedale, watercolour, 38cm x 27.5cm £250-£300 465. No lot

466. Royal Crown Derby, John Porter Wale (1860-1920), two plates decorated with cottage scenes in Spring, pierced and gilded borders, 23.2cm diameter (2) £250-£350

468. Royal Crown Derby, W E J Dean, Arundel Castle cabinet plate, fully painted with gadrooned border highlighted in gilt, 22.5cm diameter £80-£120

467. Royal Crown Derby, John Porter Wale (1860-1920), a plate decorated with cottage in the Dales scene, bordered in moulded basket weave, gilded with tooled floral sprays, 23cm diameter £100-£150

469. A Stevens and Hancock Derby plate, the central floral spray painted by H S Hancock, signed to the reverse, tooled gild border, 20.5cm diameter £70-£100

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Denis Lord (June 14th 1926-April 18th 2013) During his early career Denis was a resident cartoonist with the Leicester Evening Mail, and contributed magazine illustrations and cartoon to various national publications. After his time with the Leicester Evening Mail, Denis worked for Disney Studios in London and became a background artist involves in several Disney films including ‘Snow White’ and ‘Bambi’. It was this experience which further promoted his interest into watercolour and oil painting. Denis became a full time artist in 1960. He had several galleries in London including the prestigious Mall Gallery. Various exhibitions, both in England and abroad, have enabled him to sell his paintings worldwide. Since 1979 his marine work had been represented by the Annapolis Marine Gallery and the Windjammer Gallery in Bermuda. Denis was a member of the Bermuda Society of Artists and has a painting in the Masterworks Collection on the Island. 471. Denis Lord (1926-2013), eight unframed watercolours, Dick Turpins House, Thaxted Essex; Mount Urgueil Castle, Gorey Jersey; The Glory Hole, Lincoln; #1 and #2 The Square, Lincoln; Cafe Algar, Montpazier Square, Dordogne; Main Street, Lyme Regis; Country View (8) £100-£150

480. A pair of early 19th century Derbyshire Blue John urns, with integral covers, raised band to the shoulder, spreading circular foot, on a square black slate base, 25cm high £6000-£7000

475. Denis Lord (1926-2013), three framed oils on board, Readers in the Park; Thames Barges moored; Irish Skies (3) £30-£50 476. Denis Lord (1926-2013), three unframed oils and three watercolours, Chulmleigh Church in Winter; Thames Barges moored; Flight of Gruman bi-planes; Spitfire in Flight; Red Arrows; Hawker Siddeley 748 (6) £50-£80

472. Denis Lord (1926-2013), ten unframed watercolours, Strollers in the Park; Whitehall; The Stamp House, Bermuda; White Roofs, Bermuda; French Market Place; Saga Rose; The Margaret Wilson, Off Cape Race, Newfoundland; Kent Oasthouses; Westminster Abbey; Ben Lawers from Loch Lairig (10) £100-£150 473. Denis Lord (1926-2013), four watercolours, three of reclining nude ladies in the manner of Russell Flint; and another (4) £80-£100 474. Denis Lord (1926-2013), five framed watercolours, Montpazier Square Dordogne; Jersey Castle; Canowindra N.S.W-Australia; Dog and Partridge Tutbury; Dent Village Yorkshire (5) £100-£150

479. James Stephen Gresley (1829-1908), Nr Capel Curig N. Wales, signed, title to verso, watercolour, 19.5cm x 43.5cm £150-£200

477. Denis Lord (1926-2013), thirteen unframed watercolours, Glory Hole, Lincoln; The Steep, Lincoln; Hollies Farm, Allestree; Arlington Row Cottages, Bibury; Ludlow Old Town; Thames Barge off Dungeness; Elizabeth Castle Jersey; The Gate House, Rockingham Castle; Road to St David’s Lighthouse Bermuda; Boat Reflections Jersey; Romany Camp Fire; Romany Caravans; Road to Chulmleigh Village, Devon (13) £100-£150

481 481. A 19th century Derbyshire Brampton salt glazed stoneware puzzle jug, of baluster shape, the deep neck pierced with hearts and geometrical floral designs, the tubular rim with three spouts adjoining the handle, the bulbous lower section with gentlemen smoking and a windmill, 19cm high £300-£500

478. WE Pettingale, boating on river, signed lower left, oil on canvas £60-£80 482 482. A 19th century Brampton brown salt glazed stone ware five-bar toast rack, in relief with S and C-scrolls, the base with acanthus leaves, 25cm long, c.1840 £300-£400

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497 497. 19th century school, Chinchillas in the Zoological Gardens, watercolour, monogrammed and dated centre right FCF 1871, 36cm x 23cm £80-£120 484 484. Ernest Townsend (1880-1944), The Sewing Woman, signed oil on canvas on board, 39cm x 32cm £1500-£2000 485. Ernest Townsend (1880-1944), The School Master, signed, watercolour, dated ‘09, 32cm x 22cm £150-£200 486. Frank Gresley (1855-1936), Thatch cottage with figures and cattle, signed circular watercolour, 22cm diameter £400-£500 487. A Derby porcelain plaque, painted with colourful flowers, signed G. Jessop, 20cm x 14.5cm £70-£100 488. Spanish School, 18th or 19th century, St Anthony and St Joseph and the Apostles, oil on canvas, 91cm x 69cm £500-£800 489. Louis Hurt (19th century), Stepping Stones on Thorpe Cloud, oil on canvas, together with its companion, a pair, 65cm x 43cm (2) £500-800

Watercolours 490. Anglo Indian 19th century, Indian lovers in a garden, watercolour, possibly on ivory, 8cm x 10cm £30-£50

491 491. Kenneth Edwin Wootton, an extensive sketchbook of drawings and watercolours by the artist including Coventry scenes, portraits of models from the Clapham Art School, circa 1918-1930s, together with a signed letter from Edwin Landseer written from Osborne House, May 1865, a passport dated 1825, two further letters by £600-£800 492. Lady Threlfall, Peace and Joy, illuminated manuscript page, watercolour with gilt and silvered highlights and a poem by Lady Threlfall, 15cm x 20cm £30-£40 493. John Edmund Buckley (1824-1876), 17th century lovers in a garden, watercolour, and its companion, together with another similar watercolour, all signed J E Buckley lower left and right 27.5cm x 22cm (arched tops) and 38cm x 27cm (3) £400-£600 494. Kenneth Wootton (1885-1974), a collection of drawings and sketches including portraits etc., in a marbled folder £300-£500

498. John Bratby RA (1928-1992), The Aphrodite Girl, pencil and crayon, titled and signed lower centre left, 18th Jan 1991, 38cm x 56cm Note: full title ‘Belly Dancer at the Aphrodite Tavern, Hastings’ £150-£250 499. John Edmund Buckley (1824-1876), Landscape figures, watercolour, signed lower left dated 1857, 42cm x 32cm Provenance: Thomas Smith Galleries, Manchester £200-£400 500. Claude Hayes RI ROI (1852-1922), Sheep in a Field, watercolour, signed lower left, 50.5cm x 34cm £200-£400 501. 19th Century English School, Tintern Abbey, watercolour, signed and dated Harris Bolton 185?, 57.5cm x 41cm £100-£150 502. L Lewis (19th Century), Italian lake scene, watercolour, with its companion, a pair, signed and dated 1890 and 1898, approximately 50cm x 23cm (2) £150-£200

495. William Rayworth, floral bouquet, watercolour, 16cm x 22cm £40-£60

503. E Lewis (19th century), sunset over a lake, watercolour, together with its companion, mist over the lake, a pair, signed approximately 50cm x 23cm (2) £150-£250

496. 19th century school, tea with the vicar, watercolour, signed ? Samuel, 37.5cm x 29.5cm £80-£120

504. 19th century school, lake view, watercolour, together with another similar, unsigned, (2) £80-£120 505. Hector McKinley (19th century), Fishermen at Low Tide, watercolour, 53cm x 25cm £100-£150

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513. British School (19th century) Shoulder-length portrait of a girl with blue eyes and ringlets in her hair, unsigned, pastel, 36cm x 27cm £200-£300 514. Watercolour of fisherman in boat on rive, signed and dated LR, 1903 £30-£40 515. Frederick Edward Joseph Goff (1855-1931), Holborn and Strand, signed and titled, watercolours, 11cm x 14cm, gilt gesso frames £600-£800

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516. Horace Hammond, Young Woman Feeding Birds Before Coastal Cottage, watercolour, signed and dated 1906 £120-£180 517. Edward R Taylor RBSA (1838-1911), The River Dovey, North Wales, watercolour, signed and dated verso 1863 £80-£120 518. English School, early 19th century, Conway Castle and Bridge, North Wales, watercolour approx 28cm x 37.5cm £50-£80 519. Joseph Lee, four wartime cartoons featuring Spitfires and RAF, pen and ink, 1939 to 1941 approx 51cm x 37.5cm £120-£180 520. G Simpson, The Shambles, York, watercolour 48cm x 60cm £40-£60

523 506. Samuel John Lamorna Birch RA RWS (1869-1955), Lamorna, watercolour on paper, 35cm x 25cm Provenance: bought directly from Lamorna Birch’s house in Cornwall circa 1966 from his daughter £250-£400 507. John Varley (1850-1933), Eastern Village, watercolour, signed and dated lower left 1908, 25.5cm x 17cm £100-£150 508. John Varley (1850-1933), Fishing Boats, watercolour, signed lower left, 26cm x 18cm £100-£150

510. Beatrice E Parsons (1870-1955), Larch Trees, November, watercolour, signed lower right, titled lower left, 14.5cm x 21.5cm £180-£220 511. Beatrice E Parsons (1870-1955), Garden path with foxgloves, watercolour, signed lower right, 23cm x 29cm £300-£400 512. Attributed to David Cox (1783-1859), Cattle Drinking, watercolour circa 1851, 26cm x 17cm Provenance: purchased privately circa 1940, Bangor, Wales £200-£400

521. Arthur Moreland (1867-1951), two framed pen and ink drawings circa 1906 for newspaper cartoons (2) approx: 23.5cm x 23.5cm £60-£100 522. Chris Riddell, Industrial Policy do not touch, pen and ink drawing approx 35.5cm x 28cm Note: published in the Independent on Sunday, 3rd May 1992 £50-£80 523. Vicente García de Paredes (Spanish, 1845-1903), L’Arrivée Des Invites, signed, watercolour, 48cm x 62cm, gesso frame with titled plaque, M.Newman Ltd gallery label to verso £1500-£2500

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HANSONS AUC TIONEERS AND VALUERS 530. Edmund J Niemann (1813-1876), The Old Mill, oil on canvas, 44cm x 34.5cm £300-£500 531. J Langlois, (fl. 1867-1872), Dogs in Woodlands, oil on canvas, together with its companion, a pair, 23.5cm x 54cm (2) £200-£400 532. Alfred Pollentine (1836-1890), The Grand Canal, Venice, oil on canvas, together with its companion, a pair, 74cm x 49cm (2) £4000-£6000 533. L Smith (19th century), Littleover Hollow, oil on canvas, 71cm x 46cm £150-£200 534. Edmund J Niemann (1813-1876), Moulsford Ferry, oil on board, signed lower left, inscribed and dated verso 1855, ‘painted on the spot ... near Stratley on Thames’ 34cm x 44cm £300-£400 535. Edward Armfield (attributed), dogs hunting by a rabbit hole, oil on canvas, signed lower centre left, 39cm x 29cm £120-£180 524 524. Veronica de Matteis, Italian fl.1900, Florentine School, after Domenico Ghirlandaio, L’adorazione dei Pastori, watercolour and gouache, signed lower left and dated 1901, in a Renaissance carved painted frame, inscribed verso, approximately 41cm x 41cm, frame measuring 67.5cm x 76.5cm Note: Veronica Matteis was the wife of Florentine stained glass restorer and manufacturer Ulisse de Matteis and worked with the company painting windows. This is a copy of the Ghirlandairo painting circa 1485 in the Cappella Sassetti of the Basilica Santa Trinita, Florence £3000-£5000

Oils 525. 19th century school, girl in a red had with dog, oil on canvas, 20.5cm x 24.5cm £40-£60 526. Early 19th century school, Going to Church, oil on board, labelled verso with sticker, 28cm x 23cm. Charles Robertson and Company paint suppliers £40-£70

527. F Wallis (19th century), Street with a church (possibly Royal Leamington Spa), oil on canvas, signed and dated lower left, 1889, 21cm x 14cm £40-£60 528. P Henderson (early 19th century), Miss Russell, only child of Admiral Russell, oil on canvas, 1812, inscribed and signed verso, 25.5cm x 30.5cm Note: Vice Admiral Thomas Macnamara Russell was a prominent figure in the Napoleonic Wars taking command of Heligoland from the Danish in 1809. He had previously been involved in the American Revolutionary War and was later active in the West Indies and in the French Revolutionary War. In 1812 he was elevated to Vice Admiral, from Rear Admiral, and this painting of his only daughter, Lucinda was probably made on her marriage or engagement to George Patey (whose name is inscribed verso) in that year. Reference is made to her father’s career and new promotion in the sailing ship depicted in the background. £50-£100 529. 17th century style, pastoral lake side scene, oil on canvas, 37cm x 29cm £120-£180

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536. French School, impressionist, Portrait of Madame Lamblet, 1918, oil on canvas, signed lower right ‘Biny’, 52cm x 78cm £250-£300 537. Henry Dawson (1811-1878), Longton Near Castle Donnington, oil on board, signed and dated 1865, inscribed verso, 34.5cm x 24.5cm Provenance: Richard Green, London £700-£900 538. N Marsden (19th century), To Be Sold, oil on canvas, signed and dated verso, 1886, 43.5cm x 28cm £50-£80 539. 19th century school, The Admirers, oil on board, 25cm x 34cm £50-£80 540. William Connoll, Portrait of a Young Girl in White Dress and Floral Headband, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower left, 1931, 75cm x 101cm £200-£400 541. Attributed to Richard Cosway, half-length portrait of a lady, oil on canvas, 66cm x 54cm, large gilt frame £1000-£1500

544. Daniel Sherrin (1868-1940), Woodland and figures, signed, oil on canvas, 74cm x 125cm £700-£1000 545. 19th century, Ancient Oak on a Country Lane, oil on board, signed indistinctly lower left, 20cm x 12cm £70-£90 546. Patrick Philips, British School, Othello and Desdemona, oil on board, early 20th century, inscribed and signed verso, 24cm x 35cm £200-£400

542 542. Charles Stuart F.S.A. (fl.1880-1904), Waters Edge Cumberland, oil on canvas, signed, inscribed verso, 60cm x 45cm, large gilt frame Provenance: T Richardson & Co. label £600-£800 543. English School (19th century), The Day’s Game, unsigned, oil on canvas, 23.5cm x 36cm, gilt frame £60-£100

547. Charles Spencelayh RMS (1865-1958), sketch for ‘Drink tome with thine eyes’, oil on canvas on board, signed with initials lower right, 10cm x 12.5cm Provenance: James Bourlet & Sons Ltd. label and inventory number, bought from the Royal Society of Miniature Painters exhibition (of which Spencelayh was a founder member) circa 1950 £150-£250 548. Charles Spencelayh RMS (1865-1958), sketch for ‘The Flapper’s Vote’, 1928, oil on canvas on board, signed with initials lower right, labelled verso, 12.5cm x 16cm Note: 1928 was the year in which the voting age for women was reduced to 21, thereby allowing ‘Flappers’ to vote for the first time. This was a study for a larger painting of that year.

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549. Follower of Jan Gabrielsz Sonje (1625-1707), ‘Figures resting in a woodland clearing’, oil on canvas, 64cm x 78cm £1500-£2000 550. Thomas Baker of Leamington (1809-1864), ‘Waterfall on the Lathkill, Derbyshire’, oil on canvas, indistinctly signed, 33cm x 48.5cm £700-£900 551. George Turner (1841-1910), Golden Harvest, signed, oil on canvas, 44cm x 74cm, gilt frame £3000-£5000 552. Edmund John Niemann (1813-1876), Fishing on the River at Dusk, signed, oil on board, dated ‘61, 26.5cm x 35cm, gilt gesso frame £150-£200 553. No lot 554. William Collins (1788-1847), The Robin Catchers, oil on canvas, monogrammed and dated 1829 approx 35cm x 25cm £350-£450 555. Edward Robert Smythe (1810-1899), The Young Chaperone, oil on canvas 32.5cm x 46cm £200-£400 556. J Buchanan (19th century), Old Woman Spinning, oil on canvas, monogram lower left, inscribed verso approx 34cm x 28cm £180-£250

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557. Emma Ciardi (1879-1933), Italian, An Old Alley, oil on canvas on board, and its companions, a pair of oval oils on board, each signed lower right, within Rococo style gilt wood frames, 36cm x 22cm and 13cm x 18cm (3) Provenance: Ernest Brown & Phillips, Leicester Galleries, London, exhibition of works by Emma Ciardi, March 1910 (her first solo exhibition), numbers 63 and 65; Christie’s stencil £7000-£10000 558. E Glover, (19th century British), “Ready for an Afternoon Ride”, oil on canvas, signed lower left, framed, 47cm x 32cm £150-£200 559. Samuel John Lamorna Birch, RA, RWS (1869-1955), Hilltop Trees, signed, oil on canvas, 65cm x 100cm £6000-£10000

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560 560. John Opie RA (1761-1807), portrait of Mrs Charles Smith, oil on canvas, circa 1805, 60cm x 91.5cm Note: See: Rogers, J. J. 1878. Opie and His Works, London: Colnaghi & Co, pp. 162-163: “Mrs Charles Smith, nee Beaver, sister of Mrs John Gillies ... half length, in white dress, ruffled at neck ... a repetition of this picture, by Opie, is in the possession of her grandson, Mr Henry Smith, of Ellingham Hall, Suffolk” The Journal, Country Life, 15th September 1950, ‘In Same Family for Generations’ - with photograph of the painting in situ at Ellingham Hall. Letter from Jacob Simon, Curator of 18th Century Portraits, National Portrait Galler, London, 15th October 1993 £8000-£12000 40

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HANSONS AUC TIONEERS AND VALUERS 561. Arthur Ferrier (20th century), Portrait of Gwladys Stanley, oil on canvas, three quarter length, circa 1950s, 75cm x 101cm Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £200-£300 562. English School (19th century), Cottage in a Woodland landscape, 37.5cm x 57cm £60-£80

Prints and Maps 563. A 20th century Woodcut of Ashover, signed and dated 1945, 15/200, 17cm x 20cm £40-£60 564. An 18th century plan of Sheffield, with numerical key, inscribed ‘To the Worshipful the Master Wardens Searchers & Assistants of the Corporation of Cutlers in Hallamshire in the County of York, This North perspective View of the town of Sheffield is most humbly dedicated by Gentlemen’, drawn, engraved and printed by Thomas Oughtibridge, 44.5cm x 72cm; another, Buck (Sam’l & Nath’l), ‘The East View of Sheffield in the County of York’, with text below, 31cm x 80.5cm (2) £80-£120

565. After William Hogarth; Heath, J. & Nichols, J. 1822. Works of William Hogarth from the Original Plates Restored, London: Baldwin, Craddock and Joy; a collection of etchings in original binding, majority of plates loose and many cut down, almost complete, large folio 66.5cm by 51cm £1000-£1500 566. Augustus Edwin John (1878-1961), The Tinkers, signed and dated 1920, lithograph, 29.5 x 36.5cm Accompanying paperwork from Teesdale Galleries etc £200-£300 567. John Piper (1903-1992), San Zobenigo, lithograph, 1961, 34 of 50, 44cm x 65cm; together with Centenary catalogue, this print is photographed on page 4, fig.118 £600-£1000 568. Pietro Annigoni (1910-1988), print of a woman, 37cm x 47cm £100-£150 569. After David Roberts, R.A. (British, 1796-1864), ‘General View of the Island of Philae, Nubia’, lithograph, 35cm x 51cm; a 19th century hand coloured lithograph, Harbour of the Ancient Gnidus, published by R.Bowya, Historic Gallery, Pall Mall 1812, 26cm x 35cm (2) £80-£120

570. A collection of seven framed prints after Fredrick, Lord Leighton, Millais, etc., black and white, titled, in matching frames, approximately 89cm x 68cm (7) Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £100-£150 571. Three gilt framed prints including Sympathy after F Stone, Strictly Confidential after T Brooks and another after Gainsborough, 73cm x 91cm plus smaller (3) Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £40-£60 572. Greenwood (C. & J.) Map of the County of Derby, large map with decorative title at upper right and a vignette view of Chatsworth House at lower left, engraved map with original hand-colouring 122cm wide, 153cm high. dissected linen-backed and edged in green silk with green end panels, folding into a leather bound bookstyle slipcase, Greenwood Pringle & Co. 1825. £400-£500 573-574. No lots

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Asian Art Oriental Ceramics 575. A Kangxi blue and white octagonal plate of double ogee form, decorated with floral motifs, 22cm diameter, together with a Chinese brown ground famille rose tea bowl and saucer (3) £100-£150 576. An ancient Chinese terracota figure of a mourner, glazed in green and yellow, probably Tang dynasty, approximately 32cm high £80-£120 577. A late 19th century Japanese Satsuma dish, of small proportions, enamelled with figures before a pond, applied overall with gilt lines, black mark to base, 12.5cm diameter £40-£60 578. Chinese Tianyao (Temmoku) Bubble Cup, Song Dynasty (old chip to rim) £100-£200

588 588. Two Chinese Kangxi (1662-1722) blue and white mugs, fish head handles and decorated with flowers and rockwork, 11.5cm high £100-£150 581 581. An early 20th century Henan Blackware wine pot, stoneware with a Temmoku glaze, the ovoid body carved depicting a Chinese character mark on the reverse reads ‘sake’ and with a figure of a seated man, below a flared rim, 23cm high approx £400-£600 582. A Chinese porcelain famille verte ovoid vase, 19th century, painted wild birds amongst branches before vignettes of fish and beetles, black iron ground and short neck with chrysanthemum sprays, flared rim, 45cm high £150-£200 583. A Chinese porcelain square tapered blue and white jar, and pierced hardwood cover, Kangxi (1662-1722), painted with foliage and prunus blossom before a rocky outcrop, before trailing foliage to short neck, 26cm high £250-£350

579 579. A Chinese Sho Lao Trick cup, Mid 19th Century. £200-£300

584. A Noritake dish, of petal form with heavy gilding on a green ground, 19.5cm diameter £20-£30 585. Three graduated Chinese export rectangular dishes, famille rose decoration white ground, Rococo scroll borders, 33cm x 27cm £80-£120

580 580. A pair of yellow ground Chinese bowls, famille rose flower and fruit sprays, turquoise interiors, seal marks of Qianlong in underglaze blue, 11cm diameter (one damaged) (2) £300-£500

586. A pair of 18th century Japanese export blue and white plates, 22.5cm diameter (2) £30-£50 587. Three Chinese export blue and white platters, decorated with garden scenes bordered with insects and floral sprays, largest 36cm x 27.5cm (3) £70-£100

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589. A pair of Japanese Satsuma vases, Meiji period (1868-1912), decorated with Geishas before a palace, and crossing the river, black mark to base, 19cm high £250-£350 590. A late 19th century Japanese ovoid vase, two large enamelled cartouche with typical landscape and scholar, below four smaller, the body enamelled with green, red and gold swirls, 18cm high £70-£100 591. A Chinese famille rose charger, 20th century with panels of domestic and floral decoration, Canton, approximately 37cm diameter Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £40-£70

Oriental Works of Art 592. A jade disc, pierced and carved with scrolls, in a wheel form, 6cm diam, 23.7g £50-£80 593. A Chinese carved jade figure, 11cm high; a jade cat and a pig, 268g (3) £100-£150 594. Three Japanese ivory figures including two old men carrying sticks and one old woman, one with inset makers mark and remnants of collection sticker, tallest 17cm high (3) £150-£200 595. A pair of Chinese carved ivory figures modelled as the Emperor and Empress, 19th century, possibly chess pieces, 11cm high (2) £50-£80 596. A Chinese pewter lined coconut cup and cover, with enamelled silver snuff bottle £40-£60 43

597. A Japanese ivory manjunetsuke, Meiji Period (1868-1912), pierced with a sennin reading a scroll before an elephant, the reverse with flower and sceptre, signed £200-£300

598 598. A Japanese ivory okimono, Meiji Period (1868-1912), carved as three boys with a toy boat, signed underside £200-£400

602 & 603 602. A Chinese carved agate, as a flower, 5.5cm long; and another carved oval agate, 8cm long (2) £200-£300 603. A Chinese carved jade oval, with flowers and scrolls, 6.5cm wide £200-£300

599 599. A pair of Oriental red lacquered ovoid vases and covers, cinnabar coloured, carved with dragons in the round, enamelled blue interior, each on a wooden stand, approximately 18.5cm high (2) £50-£80 600. A Chinese carved ivory table casket, Canton, 19th century, profusely carved with figures within pagoda and temple gardens to the cover and sides, within ogee borders, 24cm wide, 10cm deep, 7cm high £700-£900 601. A Japanese Meiji period scroll, depicting a geisha carrying a wrapped parcel, three character marks and a red stamp, 69cm x 25cm; and a Chinese scroll, depicting a tradesman and children, 67cm x 44cm (2) £100-£200

604. A Japanese carved ivory figure of a robed man holding a fan, signed to the base, probably Meiji period (1868-1912), 21cm high £200-£300 605. A Chinese carved ivory card case, every surface decorated with figural landscape and garden scenes on an open trellis background, 6.7cm wide, 10.8cm high, 1.5cm deep, within a glazed display box £400-£500

606 606. A late 19th/early 20th century carved model of a Chinese boat, with two-tier central cabin, pagoda, rudder, on a raised stand and mahogany base, 32cm high, 59cm wide £150-£200 607. Four Japanese lacquer bowls, 20th century

608 608. A fine mid-19th century Chinese bamboo brush pot, carved in the round with tea ceremony scene in a garden and temple landscape, 16cm high, 11cm diameter £600-£800 609. A 19th century hand embroidered Chinese silk wall hanging, depicting a goose with outstretched wings, on floral embroidered panel, c.1860, approx 102cm x 202cm £120-£150 610. A Japanese woodblock print of a lady with admirers holding a parasol and flowers, character marks and seal, 19.5cm x 30cm, together with a Chinese rice paper picture of a domestic scene, 25cm x 16cm (2) £25-£30 611. A 19th century Japanese carved ivory tea caddy of ribbed ovoid form, Meiji period, each of the six, lobed panels carved with landscape and still life scenes below further cartouche between chrysanthemum motifs, gilt bronze mounts to the lid, approximately 17.5cm high £300-£500 612. A late 19th/early 20th century carved ivory tusk bridge, intricately modelled as a landscape with figures, trees and buildings, together with various carved ivory pieces including a dragon cigarette holder, model elephants etc., tusk 20cm long £150-£250

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HANSONS AUC TIONEERS AND VALUERS 613. An Oriental carved ivory shell landscape, modelled as a clam with four stages of scenery within, together with two Chinese caved ivory panels, 19th century, depicting landscapes of people, trees and buildings, shell approximately 10cm long £200-£300 614. A pair of Japanese ivory vases, Meiji period, carved in the round with rural village scenes of farmers and workers in a landscape, between chrysanthemum borders, shouldered form, approximately 14cm high (2) £150-£250

621. A 19th century Japanese carved figure of a flautist wearing under armour, robes and geta, the detailing picked out in red and black staining, signed to the underside, 15cm high £300-£500 622. A Cantonese carved ivory puzzle ball on stand, the pedestal base in the form of a man, approximately seven layers, 5cm diameter, together with a cup and ball game, approximately 16cm high (2) £120-£180

628 628. A 19th century Japanese carved ivory figure group of a lion hunting hippopotamuses, realistically modelled with each hippopotamus writhing in waves, the eyes picked out in semi-precious stones, signed to the underside, on a hardwood base, 23.4cm long £300-£500

615. An Indian carved ivory figure of dancing Shiva with Virabhadra, 18 arms, 18cm high including plinth, together with two further figures, one of a street entertainer with two monkeys, the other of a Pharaoh (3) £120-£180 616. Three caved ivory figures, late 19th/early 20th century, two of Japanese men with walking sticks, the other of an immortal with a dragon (signed to the base), tallest approximately 15.5cm high (3) £200-£300 617. A carved ivory tusk vase in the Japanese style with birds amongst trees, together with a model of a Buddhist pagoda and a carved lidded box, tallest 31cm high (3) £100-£200 618. A carved ivory Hindu figure of a deity, standing on a lotus leaf plinth, the forehead inset with a mother of pearl dot, signed to the underside, 22cm high, together with a Japanese carved ivory figure of a man under a tree, his foot under a stone, signed to underside, 23cm high (2) £200-£300

627. A 19th century carved ivory miniature casket, open work lattice decoration with bird and blossom, 8.5cm wide, 5cm high, 7cm deep, together with a carved ivory bobbin case with bobbins, 15.5cm long (2) £60-£90

623 623. A pair of early 20th century carved ivory figures of elephants with howdah next to palm trees, on onyx bases, circa 1920s, 15cm high including base (2) £70-£100 624. A Chinese carved ivory figure of Buddhist deity Achala Vidyaraja (Fudo Myoo), on lotus flower base, signed to the underside, approximately 15.5cm high £70-£100 625. A Chinese carved ivory card case, 19th century, all surfaces carved with figural, village scenes and floral decoration, approximately 11cm high, 6.5cm wide, 1.6cm deep £150-£250

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619. A Japanese carved ivory figure of a street seller, holding a basket and frogs, 18cm high, together with a figure of a street musician, both signed to the base (2) £80-£120 620. A late 19th century Chinese carved ivory vase, the single large tusk section depicting dragons chasing the flaming pearl on an open trellis background of interlinked circles, on a carved openwork base, 18.5cm high, approximately 12.5cm x 11cm wide £200-£300

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626. A Chinese ivory cutlery carrier, late 19th century, intricately carved with figural landscapes and garden scenes on an open lattice work background, on grotesque head and paw feet, twin compartments, 19cm wide, 12.5cm high, 11cm deep £150-£250

629. A Japanese carved ivory tusk box and cover, first half of the 19th century, carved in the round in high relief depicting a bird being devoured by a snake amongst foliage, carved seal mark to underside of lid, circa 1840, approximately 12cm high, 10cm diameter £700-£1000

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638. A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, as a man wearing a hat holding a sword; one as a seed pod; and a carved bone netsuke (3) £80-£100

Works of Art

639. A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, of a recumbent horse with a fly on his back, 6cm wide £80-£100

630 630. A Chinese ivory bowl and cover, of ogee, petal form, each panel finely carved with figural garden scenes on openwork background (paper thin), approximately 22cm diameter, 19cm high (in need of restoration) £250-£350

640. A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, of a seated Buddha; a hardwood netsuke as a dog; and a carved coquilla nut, figures in a boat (3) £80-£100 641. A carved hardwood netsuke, of two figures; and a carved model of a figure on horseback saving a man from the waves (2) £80-£100

631. A Cantonese carved ivory puzzle ball on stand with over eleven concentric balls, the stand carved with a figure holding a flower, total height 36.5cm £150-£200

643 643. A blackware bottle/flask, Peru 1470-1660, Chimu or Chimu-Inca, spoutand-handle bottle, the neck depicting a figure in headband and tassels, fringed neck piece, spondylus edging to main vessel chamber; horizontal serrated bands on front face and radial serrated lines on rear, vertical mould seams down sides, old collection sticker to the base, 19.5cm high

632. A Cantonese carved ivory puzzle ball on stand, approximately seven concentric balls, the stand with a figure holding flowers, total height 33.5cm £120-£180 633. A Japanese Meiji period ivory okimono, carved as an fisherman holding a fish in his right hand, with a basket at his feet by crashing waves, 16cm high, signed to base, on a hardwood stand £80-£120

Note: see British Museum number Am1855,1211.65 for a near identical example £60-£80

634. A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, as a panda and cub, 2.5cm high; another with a frog on the back of a tortoise, 3cm high, signed (2) £80-£100 635. A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, as a hatching egg, 3cm high; another as a laughing frog, 4cm high, signed (2) £80-£100 636. A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, as a seated rooster, 3cm high £70-£100 637. A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, as a seated man wearing a cat mask, 4cm high; another figure with pop-out eyes; etc (3) £80-£100

644. A 19th century bronze figure of a bulldog, signed to the cast, stamped Dobson, Piccadilly £120-£180

642 642. A Chinese silk painting, Portrait of the Qianlong Emperor (1711-1799), wearing his yellow robe, cape and string of pearls, seated on a heavily carved throne, six character marks, 98cm x 48cm £100-£150

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HANSONS AUC TIONEERS AND VALUERS 654. A 19th century Russian icon, depicting Madonna and Child, painted on a wooden panel, 22.5cm x 19cm £300-£400

647 647. An early 19th century knitted bag, cerise silk, having belonged to HRH Princess Sophia (1777-1848), 37cm x 31cm Note: Princess Sophia was the fifth daughter of George III £100-£150 645 645. An 18th century portrait miniature on ivory, circa 1780, depicting a gentleman in blue coat with grey wig, within an oval gold coloured frame, the back with pleated hair, 6.8cm x 8.4cm including frame £70-£100

648. A late 19th/early 20th century three draw telescope by Newbold and Bulford Ltd., London, ‘The Cub’, brass with leather covering, together with another three draw brass and walnut telescope, 16cm and 18cm closed £100-£150

655 655. Three 19th century Russian icons, depicting The Ascension, floral border, painted on a wooden panel, Cyrillic script, 32cm x 25cm; a saint, 24cm x 19cm; Saint George and The Dragon, 34cm x 28cm (3) £1500-£2000 656-657. No lots 658. A Greek icon of the Emperor Constantine and his mother Helena, 18th or early 19th century, probably Constantinople, painted on board.

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646 646. An early 19th century portrait miniature on ivory of a woman in head scarf, in oval yellow metal frame, the reverse glazed with ribbed silk backing, circa 1805, 6.1cm x 7.3cm including frame £120-£180

649. An Orthodox icon, oil on board, Jesus with St John the Baptist and St Mary, above St George on horseback and another saint (a Papal Saint) 27cm x 31cm £60-£100 650. 19th century French School, bronze figure of a man in toga and laurel wreath, on marble base, 78cm high £400-£600 651. Three 19th century Russian icons, depicting Saint George and The Dragon, painted on a wooden panel, with Cyrillic script, 19cm x 16cm; another, depicting Madonna and Child, 21cm x 16.5cm; and Madonna and Child, 15.5cm x 11.5cm (3) £1000-£1500

Provenance: Letter from art historian David Talbot Rice (1903-1972), Edinburgh University: “The icon is Greek and is of the late 18th or early 19th century. If it was acquired in Constantinople it may very well have been painted there. The subject is a very unusual one; Constantine adopted Christianity as the official faith, St Helena discovered the true cross - so they are normally shown in this way with the cross between them. The style - a mixture of E and W - was normal in Greece by the time this icon was painted” £100-£200 659. Tribal Art - A 19th century rosewood Ula or throwing club, globular ball head, uncarved haft, 70cm long £80-£120 660. An 18th century icon of the Madonna, gesso on wooden panel, 15.5cm x 21.5cm £250-£300

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661. Two 19th century icons, one depicting St Michael and a book type icon with the Madonna and Child and two saint on horseback £100-£150 662. A Cameroon carved wood stool/table, Nigeria, possibly Babanki tribe late 19th or early 20th century, Cameroon Grasslands, either Fumban or Bamenda, four carved animal figures of leopards and antelope on a ring base, supporting a circular top, 57cm high, approximately 50cm diameter Note: see the British Museum collection for similar African tribal examples featuring this design Provenance: British Museum letter dated 20th August 1968. From either French Cameroon or British Cameroon £600-£1000 663. A pair of 19th century Val d’Osne cast bronze Blackamoor floor standing lamps, French, in the form of a Native American Indian man and woman holding torches, on cylindrical plinths, patinated and gilded, 176cm high (2) £1500-£2500 48

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HANSONS AUC TIONEERS AND VALUERS 670. A late 18th/early 19th century ivory and white metal mounted powder flask, the tusk carved with scenes of a lion killing a deer, probably Indian, the white metal plate engraved with the Ellames family coat of arms and crest, motto ‘Nec Sperno Nec Timeo’, approximately 16cm long

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664 664. A large polychrome granite ovoid vase, in purples, greens and browns, approximately 37cm high £100-£200

668. An 18th century French silk panel, richly embroidered with figures, buildings, trees and animals, 48.5cm x 53.5cm, circa 1720-1740 £400-£600 669. A pair of early 20th century carved African ivory tusks, in the form of crocodiles, together with two Japanese figures of Geishas (one signed) and a letter opener carved with a portrait of Shakespeare in profile, tusks 19cm long (5) £120-£180

Note: the Ellames family resided at Allerton Hall near Liverpool. The family appears to have been associated with the East India Company in the 17th and 18th centuries. £150-£250 671. An early 20th century Austrian cold painted bronze, of a cock pheasant, 22cm long £100-£150 672. An early 20th century Austrian cold painted bronze, of a hen pheasant, 22cm long £100-£150 673. A Victorian silk parasol, with a carved ivory handle, brown silk with fringing, 67cm long £60-£80 674. Hermann Klotz (1850-1932), Austrian, a 19th century carved wood bust of a young girl wearing a locket, signed underneath ‘Hermann Klotz Wien 1898’, on pedestal, approximately 37cm high

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Note: working in Vienna at the turn of the 20th century, Klotz’s work included sculptures of the Emperor Franz Joseph which can be found in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York £1500-£2000

665 665. A 19th century Continental painted porcelain plaque, After Gabriel Metsu (1629-1667), Liebespaar beim Frühstück, a couple in love having breakfast, 16cm x 12.5cm, gilt gesso frame £300-£500 666. A 19th century Continental painted porcelain plaque, depicting a busy tavern interior, 15cm x 18cm £300-£500 667. A Shrapnel turned wood shell stand with canon ball, circa 1800-1805 Shrapnel is a type of antipersonnel projectile named after inventor Major General Henry Shrapnel, an English artillery office. In 1784 Henry Shrapnel invented with Shrapnel shell for canons which was later adapted by the British Army in 1803 for cannons and rifles. £120-£150 674 w w w. h a n s o n s a u c t i o n e e r s . c o . u k

678 678. A miniature watercolour of Mary Queen of Scots, three quarter length with landscape behind, signed lower left Sabey, within a later frame, 5.1cm x 8.6cm £60-£100

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675. An early 17th century style Northern European suit of armour, probably Dutch, probably incorporating some earlier elements, steel with brass stud work, comprising breastplate and backpiece with detachable thigh guards and helmet, probably part 17th century, together with a later tunic, on stand, approximately 6ft high

679. A 19th century Loango carved African ivory tusk, depicting indentured native figures and animals in relief, carved in spiral, Congo or Angola, 59cm long £300-£500 680. An ivory letter opener/page turner, late 19th century, engraved to the blade in high relief ‘T J Entwisle’, the handle with carved leaves, 28cm long £30-£40

Provenance: from Tutbury Castle £7000-£8000

680a. A carved stone head, possibly Celtic, 3rd or 2nd century BC in style £400-£600

676. An early 19th century bronze bust of Nebuchadnezzar, highlighted in gilt, three quarter length, on socle and base, 17.5cm high £100-£150

Boxes & Objects

677. Three bronzed metal busts of political figures including Chairman Mao, Vladamir Putin and Keiser Wilhelm II, 20th century, tallest approximately 36cm high £100-£150

681. An Edwardian silver mounted parasol, the handle realistically cast as a swan, London circa 1902 (indistinct), with bead eyes, black silk canopy with white striped cotton cover, cane handle, 90cm long £80-£120

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HANSONS AUC TIONEERS AND VALUERS 690. An Edwardian oak tantalus with cut glass spirit decanters, the carrier with brass fittings, approximately 31.5cm high £50-£70

682. A George IV wooden police tipstaff or baton, painted with the Royal coat of arms and G IV R No11 W C, turned and tapered, 26cm high £60-£100

691. A 19th century tortoiseshell circular snuff box, the cover painted with a semi-nude bather amongst reeds, she wears a blue band in her hair, 8.5cm diameter £800-£900

683. A Victorian painted police truncheon, decorated with Royal cipher and crown above ‘constable’, turned handle, 45cm long £70-£100 686 686. A Victorian Gothic Revival coromandel stationery box of domed casket form, by Field of London, the brass fittings decorated with cabochon agates, the interior fitted with Moroccan leather and white silk dividers, 22cm wide, 17cm high, 14cm deep £120-£180

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687. An early 20th century Anglo Indian rosewood and ivory casket, decorated with applied carved horse and jockey scene to the top, the sides with elephants, lions and tigers, within scrolling foliate borders, on carved paw feet, 24.5cm wide, 12cm high, 12cm deep £300-£400

684. A Victorian Gothic Revival coromandel and Moroccan leather table blotter, with brass fittings and agate cabochons, probably Field of London, the interior with blue silk lining and pocket, 22cm x 30cm £80-£120

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685 685. An early 19th century mahogany veneered liqueur set, the half curved top opening to reveal a fitted interior for four square decanters (one decanter missing), the glass decanters gilded with flat stoppers, Continental, circa 1815, 24.5cm high £80-£120

688. A Victorian dinner gong in the form of two horns, mounted in realistically cast brass supporting a cope shaped brass gong, on an oak base, approximately 40.5cm high £60-£100 689. A pair of gilt brass two branch candelabra, probably French circa 1880, each with applied silvered copper wirework decoration on white metal sections, the arms and central light supported on a four column body, 26.5cm high £120-£180

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692 692. A good George III mahogany and inlaid tea caddy, circa 1785, the hinged rectangular cover inlaid with an oval satinwood and rosewood medallion, burr yellow spandrels opening to reveal two lidded slide out canisters, harewood and rosewood crossbanded, the sides with star inlay, brass handle, with key, 15cm high by 22cm wide £250-£350

693 693. A 19th century Lachenal & Co rosewood concertina, of hexagonal form with five fold bellows, forty-eight bone buttons, foliate fret pierced and carved rosewood sound boards, serial no. 35268, with paper labels, with original velvet-lined rosewood case £250-£350

698. An early 18th century brass ejector candlestick, c.1730 £30-£40 699. A collection of eight candlesticks, comprising two Georgian brass ejector chamber sticks, a classical George III candlestick, a set of four matching sticks, another Victorian £30-£50 700. A late 19th/early 20th century oak three bottle tantalus and games compendium, the mirrored back fitted with three square section cut glass decanters, two hinged flaps and a drawer to the frieze, internally with three stem glasses, games accessories, brass mounted with side carry handles, 35cm wide, 32cm high £150-£250

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694 694. A late 19th/early 20th century ivory box and cover, rectangular form painted with a classical scene of a dancing couple, the sides painted with flowers and lines, 17.5cm wide £200-£300 695. A Victorian Staunton Legacy travelling chess set, black Moroccan leather case, tooled gold, ivory pieces, the board raising to form a flush playing surface, design registered August 1874, 16cm x 24.5cm £150-£200 696. A matched set of four George II brass candlesticks, circa 1750, the sconces with petal terminals raised on knopped stems, standing on petal bases, each measuring approximately 20cm high, (4) £800-£1200

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697 697. A late 18th century silver mounted carved coconut shell gentleman’s travelling cup, probably Caribbean circa 1790, with white metal escutcheon, handle and edging, finely carved with the central cartouche supported by a Native Indian and a Colonial figure above a scene of flaming torch, arrows and two birds, all within a border of garlands and swags, the end in the form of a mask, 13cm long Note: cups of this type were used in Continental Europe and the Colonies during the late 18th century as travelling drinking vessels. Coconut shells in this period were still considered to be an exotic and precious commodity. The carving probably signifies the owners involvement in trade in the East Indies or other Colonies, possibly of French origin. £800-£1000

701. A pair of Victorian Elkington and Co gilt bronze candlesticks, in the Rococo style, foliate baluster stems on three dolphins above scroll feet, dated 1853, approximately 24cm high £200-£400

702 702. A Victorian white marble domed box, brass bound, silk lined, enclosing two glass scent bottles with star-cut bases, monogrammed gilt covers, brass escutcheon with key, 12cm high, 16cm wide £100-£150 C o n t a c t u s o n 012 8 3 7 3 3 9 8 8

HANSONS AUC TIONEERS AND VALUERS 708. A Pakistan rug, elephants foot pattern, blue ground £125-£150 709. Three rolls of silk, to include a pale terracotta and a tobacco shantung silk; a midnight blue silk (3) £50-£60 710. A Saudi Arabian black velvet robe, richly embroidered in gold thread, c.1950; and a machine embroidered gentleman’s rose, embellished in a gold multi-pattern, with deep pink flowers, mustard lining and green small covered button running down the front, c.1950 (2) £60-£80 711. No lot

Vehicles

703 703. A Victorian ivory and horn pocket knife by Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield, blades marked Number 6, ivory with horn, 12 different functions including large and small knives, Newton meter, hook, pincer clamp, corkscrew, tweezers, toothpick, screw bore, scissors, pill box and saw, the toothpick retracting to reveal a gilded compartment, 12cm long when closed not including handle, reputedly made for Crystal Palace Exhibition 1851 and unique

706. Taxidermy interest - A pair of late 19th century elephant’s feet stools, red leather pads (2) £200-£300

713. **To be sold at Midday on Saturday 29th March** Note Buyers Premium is 10% + VAT on this lot ** A car number plate, Registration Number DCY 1. Both numbers are on DVLA Retention certificates and are available for immediate transfer. Specialised rare numbers are not only fun but they are a genuine investment. A unique opportunity to acquire two individual single number plates with the same letters. Offers are invited for the numbers on their own or together. We have been given permission to negotiate on these prior to the auction if an acceptable figure is offered. £15000-£18000

Note: presented to the Managing Director of Joseph Rodgers & Sons Ltd. This was made as one of a number of exhibition knives during the 19th century in order to advertise the company’s innovation and expertise at international shows. £5000-£7000 704. No lot

Taxidermy & Textiles 705. A late 19th/early 20th century leopard skin rug with taxidermy head, on an original felt backing, Chinese script to the backing canvas, approximately 173cm long head to tail £300-£500

712. **To be sold at Midday on Saturday 29th March** Note Buyers Premium is 10% + VAT on this lot ** A car number plate, Registration Number 1 DCY. Both numbers are on DVLA Retention certificates and are available for immediate transfer. Specialised rare numbers are not only fun but they are a genuine investment. A unique opportunity to acquire two individual single number plates with the same letters. Offers are invited for the numbers on their own or together. We have been given permission to negotiate on these prior to the auction if an acceptable figure is offered. £15000-£18000

707 707. A 1930s black silk kimono, richly embellished in gold thread, with dragon and birds £100-£150

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Clocks 714. A 19th century French ormolu and porcelain mounted mantel clock, urn finial flanked by cornucopia, circular blue enamel dial with Roman numerals, eight day movement, Sèvres style painted panels, raised on castor feet, stamped CJ&C0, numbered B1300 15305, striking on a bell, 36cm high, circa 1870 £300-£500

721. A Rogers of London brass wall hanging clock, 7.5 inch dial with Roman numerals, no case £70-£100 722. An oak longcase clock, the 18th century brass dial signed J Thomas, Chester, in a later embellished case, carved in the Chippendale style, with some earlier carving £400-£600

715. A 19th century ormolu oval mantel clock, urn finial and cover with grape finial, rams head handles, above a circular white enamel dial, Roman and Arabic numerals, acanthus capped scrolling supports, oval cartouche with birds, flanked by a floral garland, 31cm high, movement inscribed Rozzo Angers, striking on a bell £300-£400

725 725. A 19th century French Ormolu and marble mantel clock, Japy & Cie, in the Empire style, four gilt pillars modelled as quivers of arrows, the 4 inch enamel dial with Roman numerals below a squat urn finial with foliate handles, on a straight base, approximately 45cm high £500-£800

716. A late 19th century gilt brass carriage clock, circular white enamel dial, Arabic numerals, rope twist handles and supports, bevelled glass, 15cm high over handle, with key £40-£60 717. A 19th century French Boulle tortoiseshell and brass inlaid mantel clock, enamelled button dial with Roman numerals, outlined with gilt brass scrolls, 37cm high, circa 1860 £200-£300 718. An 18th century oak longcase clock, broken swan neck pediment with brass finial, 27cm square brass dial inscribed Joseph Hobbins, Feckenham, Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary dial, the cased carved with acanthus leaves and roundels, inscribed 1751 AD, John Watts, bracket feet, 124cm high £300-£500

723. A George IV mahogany wall hanging clock, Smith and Sons, Walton, Derbyshire, circa 1825, the 14 inch enamel dial with Roman numerals, circular dial and hood £1200-£1800

719. A George III oak longcase clock, stepped cornice, 28cm square brass dial, pierced gilt spandrels, brass chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, twin winding holes, flanked by Doric columns, plain rectangular door with brass escutcheon, stepped skirted base, 198cm high £500-£700

724. An 18th century chinoiserie longcase clock, three ball and point finials, the 30cm arched brass dial with pierced spandrels, silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, two subsidiary dials, twin winding holes, the lacquered case painted with typical scenes, approx 244cm high £500-£800

720. A 19th century mahogany Admiral Fitzroy’s barometer, with central mercury tube, paper label, The Atmosphere gauge and Mercury thermometer, bears a plaque for W. Spiridion, Cardiff, 118cm high £100-£150

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726 726. A 19th century ‘Ormolu’ and silvered four pillar portico mantel clock in the Empire style, J B Roemaet (Belgian), circa 1845, the 4 inch silvered dial with Roman numerals between four Corinthian columns, the base and pedimental frieze with applied gilt decoration, on four gilt tooled bun feet, Lyre pediment with applied star, approximately 54cm high Note: reputedly made for King Leopold of Belgium circa 1845, uncle of Queen Victoria Purchased by Frank Partridge Antiques of London, then to a Derbyshire gentleman £1000-£2000 C o n t a c t u s o n 012 8 3 7 3 3 9 8 8

HANSONS AUC TIONEERS AND VALUERS 727. An English ebonised, gilt brass mounted quarter repeating bracket clock, John Shaw, Holborn, first quarter of the 18th century; 16cm dial with matted centre and ringed winding holes, engraved silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, foliate pierced hands, apertures for date and mock pendulum, cherub spandrels and foliate engraving in the arch bearing the signature John Shaw Holborne, fusee movement with verge escapement and ring turned knopped pillars, foliate engraved apron and back plate similarly signed, rack striking on a bell and pull quarter repeating on five bells, moulded ebonised case surmounted by a foliate pierced basket top with shaped carrying handle and urn finials, front door with cast foliate pierced spandrels, similar frets to the sides, moulded plinth raised on bun feet, 45.5cm high including handle. See Sotheby’s Amsterdam, 12th December 2006, lot 168 for a similar example £8000-£12000 728. John Whitehurst of Derby, a night watchmans clock, wall hanging, circa 1830 £700-£900 729. No lot

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Furniture 730. A George III mahogany sideboard circa 1820, a cellarette and cupboard flanking a long drawer over a further arched drawer, raised on four turned front legs, a further cupboard door to the side, 198cm wide, 88cm high, 73cm deep £150-£250

733. A George III mahogany three tier dumb waiter, circa 1760, the top with a brass pierced finial, each tier dished, the lower two tiers rotating and all supported on simple baluster columns, the base section supported on three cabriole legs, with pad feet terminals, 120cm high, 61cm in diameter £250-£350

731. An mid-18th century oak dresser, stepped cornice, pierced shaped frieze above three plate racks, flanked by two cupboards, mahogany crossbanded top above three drawers with brass swan neck handles, shaped apron, square legs, 186cm wide, 187cm high £600-£800 732. A George III mahogany chest on chest, circa 1770, the upper section with a projecting cornice and fitted with three short drawers with a further two short drawers and three long graduated drawers below, the sides with canted corners, the base section with two short drawers over three long graduated drawers, all finished with cockbeading to edges and all retaining original ivory escutcheons, most having original locks and all with swan neck handles, the whole raised on ogee bracket feet; 200cm high, 152cm wide and 63cm deep. £500-£800

735. A mid-19th century pole screen, the shaped square scrolling gesso frame, with floral tapestry panel, on a brass and mahogany triform base with scroll feet, 149cm high £60-£100 736. An 18th century oak mule chest, triple plank cover above four panels to front, two drawers to base, brass escutcheons and swan neck handles, 140cm wide, 89cm high £300-£500 737. An 18th century oak blanket chest, hinged panelled top above three front panels, block feet, 98cm wide, 63cm high £150-£250 738. An early 20th century rosewood glazed side cabinet, the over-sailing top with moulded edge, single door with bevelled glass, Chippendale style fretwork, raised on short legs, 57.5cm high, 99cm high £60-£100

734 734. A 19th Century oval gilt gesso framed girandole, female mask pediment flanked by leaves, beaded border, triple candle sconce to the lower section, approx 110cm high, 60cm wide £200-£300

739. An 18th century oak dresser base, the raised back with four short drawers, brass knop handles, the slightly oversailing top above four short drawers, brass escutcheons and swan neck handles, raised on shaped forelegs, 183cm wide, 111cm high £700-£1000 740. A 19th century oak planter, carved in the 17th century style, with foliate scrolls and lion mask, inscribed 1679, two carrying handles, turned legs, scrolling capped supports, bun feet, 85cm high, 114cm wide £600-£800 741. A George III oak and mahogany cross banded mule chest, the hinged top above six blind drawers, and three drawers to base, brass escutcheons and swan neck handles, raised on bracket feet, 84cm high, 160cm wide £600-£1000 742. A George III oak bureau, the fall front crossbanded and inlaid with two florets, central drawer flanked by two smaller, above two short and one long drawer, brass escutcheons and swing handles, raised on bracket feet, 99cm high, 122cm wide £250-£350

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HANSONS AUC TIONEERS AND VALUERS 747. A 19th century Norwegian child’s chair, rose pattern painting, from Otta, 59cm high, c.1880-1900 £100-£150 748. An early 18th Century oak clothes press, fitted with three doors, each with arcaded raised and fielded panels, raised on associated base £800-£1200

741 743. A George III oak chest of drawers, oversailing rectangular top with moulded edge, above a brush slide with knop handles, two short and three long drawers, later brass batwing swan neck handles, raised on bracket feet, 86cm high, 95cm wide £250-£350 744. A Victorian mahogany pole screen, shaped oval panel with embroidered birds and flowers, scrolling frame, turned stand with four scroll legs £100-£150

749 749. A mid-19th century French walnut open armchair, wavy back and scroll arms, on acanthus capped cabriole legs, padded button back and overstuffed seat £150-£200

746 746. An 18th century Dutch bow-front wall hanging corner cupboard, painted with a Royal Procession, brass escutcheons, enclosing three fitted shelves, 95cm high £300-£400 745 745. An early Victorian rosewood Canterbury with four sections above a single drawer raised on turned feet with brass castors, 48cm wide, 50cm high, 36cm deep £100-£150

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750. A mid Victorian Gothic Revival walnut ladies chair, circa 1850, the back in the form of a straight pointed arch, with acanthus carved embellishments and repeated overlaid repeated patterning to front edges, upholstered back and overstuffed seat, raised on bulbous turned legs, raised on porcelain castors, measuring 110cm high £100-£150 57

751. An Edwardian mahogany display cabinet, broken swan neck pediment, above two arched glazed doors, enclosing two fitted shelves, over a glazed hinged top, inlaid throughout with satinwood, harewood etc, sabre legs with paw feet, 203cm high, 100cm wide £600-£800

757 757. A Victorian burr walnut and gilt metal mounted credenza, circa 1870, of bow breakfront form, the central door inset with a Sèvres style porcelain plaque, flanked by two bowed glazed door enclosing fitted shelves, inlaid throughout with satinwood stringing and inlay, bun feet, 148cm wide, 105cm high £800-£1200

752 752. An early Victorian rosewood pole screen, circular embroidered silk panel with pierced scrolling frame, turned support with £100-£150 753. An Edwardian rosewood corner table, two graduated shelves with oval and rectangular mirror backs, turned finials, inlaid with satinwood and ivory cornucopias and stringing, sabre legs, shaped under tier, 145cm x 77cm £150-£250 754. An early 20th century mahogany jardiniere, shaped square top with moulded edge, scroll supports, pierced fretwork ogee frieze, galleried under tier, fretwork apron, acanthus capped cabriole legs, 36cm wide, 97cm high £100-£150 755. A Victorian walnut sewing table, serpentine top above a drawer to frieze, and further silk applied deep drawer, pierced vasular supports, turned stretcher, 62cm wide, 71cm high £100-£150

758. A 19th century mahogany wall hanging waterfall shelves, pierced gallery and side supports, each tier with mirror backs, 39cm wide, 61cm high £60-£100

756 756. A Victorian walnut high canterbury, the serpentine top with moulded edge and pierced gallery, over four pierced scrolling dividers, drawer to base with turned supports, turned legs and brass castors, 60cm wide, 95cm high £300-£500

759. A Victorian mahogany oval dining table, moulded edge, turned column on four acanthus capped cabriole legs, scroll feet, 148cm wide, 75cm high £100-£150 760. A set of four William IV rosewood dining chairs, carved scrolling foliate backs, downswept seats with drop-in pads, carved forelegs (4) £80-£120 761. A Victorian walnut card table, the hinged quarter-match veneer rounded rectangular top with satinwood inlay, opening to reveal green baize, turned columns on carved cabriole legs, 92cm wide, 72cm high £200-£300

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762. A Victorian walnut serpentine front card table, the hinged cover enclosing green baize, on four floral capped cabriole legs, scroll feet, 89cm wide, 74cm high £150-£200 763. No lot 764. A late 19th century rosewood mirror back sideboard, broken swan neck pediment above a part galleried shelf, the rounded bevelled mirror flanked by six shelves each with mirrors, shaped top above two short drawers and two bow front doors heavily inlaid with satinwood, mother of pearl etc, flanking two mirrored under tiers, spindle gallery, reeded and carved supports, inlaid throughout with stringing, florets, leaves and batwing patera, 142cm wide, 212cm high approx £300-£500

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766. A 17th century style oak and pine tester bed, constructed in the 19th century, possibly incorporating 18th century elements, the top with patterned pale green and yellow drapery, supported on a 12 panelled back, each panel with moulded edges, the front with turned and reeded posts; 200cm high, 190cm long and 170cm wide.

767. A George III satinwood centre table, circa 1790, the top and frieze probably later painted with Neo-Classical style decoration, the top painted with a panel depicting a Classical scene surrounded by intertwined ‘C’ scrolls and simple foliage decoration with a further simple painted border, edged with ebony and boxwood stringing between rosewood cross-banding and a further painted repeated pattern; the frieze similarly decorated at each side with a panel of floral decoration to centre, with boxwood and ebony stringing between rosewood cross-banding and further painted floral decoration, the whole standing on turned tapering legs, probably later, 71cm high, 98cm wide and 90cm deep

Provenance: Somersal Herbert Hall, near Ashbourne Derbyshire £1000-£1500

Provenance: Somersal Herbert Hall, near Ashbourne Derbyshire £1800-£2000

765. A Victorian burr walnut, marble topped, mirror backed credenza, the heavily carved, shaped mirror back above a white marble top, the base with two angled mirrored doors wither side of a central oval mirrored door, carved decorations to pilasters £250-£350

768. A George II burr elm chest of drawers, circa 1730, the overhanging moulded top with burr elm veneering with elm cross-banding to edges, the chest comprising two short over two long graduated drawers, all veneered in elm on a pine ground and all retaining original handles and escutcheons, raised on bracket feet; 71cm high, 84cm wide and 55cm deep Provenance: Somersal Herbert Hall, near Ashbourne Derbyshire £600-£800 w w w. h a n s o n s a u c t i o n e e r s . c o . u k

769. A late Tudor English oak chest, of boarded construction, probably late 16th century, the front of frame and panel form with simple carved lozenges, the rails and stiles simply moulded, raised on stile feet, 82cm high, 100cm wide and 60cm deep.

770. A James I style oak long table, the three plank top with cleated ends, raised on a base with a carved frieze, with repeated lunette carving, the corners with scroll carved ear pieces, raised on heavy turned cup and cover supports and joined by moulded stretchers, possibly incorporating 17th century elements, 79cm high, 205cm wide and 82cm deep.

Note: An ‘ark’ at the Victoria and Albert museum in London is similar in terms of style of construction and overall form, which is dated from 1550-1650. See museum number: ‘W.54-1950’.

Provenance: Somersal Herbert Hall, near Ashbourne Derbyshire £2000-£3000

Provenance: Somersal Herbert Hall, near Ashbourne Derbyshire £8000-£12000

771. A George III elm cobblers bench, the top with multiple compartment section, raised on octagonal legs, splaying outwards; 38cm high, 110cm wide and 28cm deep. Provenance: Somersal Herbert Hall, near Ashbourne Derbyshire £600-£800

772. An 18th century oak and elm food cupboard, fitted with two two-panel doors, opening to reveal internal shelf, the doors simply pierced, retaining original hand-made hinges, raised on stile feet, 103cm high, 91cm wide and 42cm deep Provenance: Somersal Herbert Hall, near Ashbourne Derbyshire £600-£800 773. A late 17th/early 18th century oak drop leaf table, two plank rectangular top with curved ends and demi-lune leaves, drawer to frieze, bobbin turned legs, joined with plain stretchers, 92cm wide, 70cm high £200-£300 774. A set of 19th century mahogany wall hanging shelves in the Chinese Chippendale style, fretwork sides £50-£100 775. A set of seven 20th century mahogany Chippendale style dining chairs (six plus one), by William Richardson of Leeds, with drop in seats, together with a reproduction two pedestal extending dining table, each end on three splaying legs on brass feet and castors, one leaf, 249cm extended Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £200-£400 776. A large Rococo style gilt framed mirror, scroll and shell type motifs, 120cm x 85cm Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £80-£120 777. A Louis XI style Kingwood occasional table with gilt metal mounts and painted panels of cherubic and Classical motifs, 19th century, with marble inset top, 101cm wide, 78cm high, 59cm deep

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Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £250-£350 778. A Middle Eastern brass and copper stove / burner with pierced, ogee domed cover, two reeded handles, 70cm wide including handles, 66cm high Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £60-£100 779. An early 20th century upholstered three piece suite covered in original pink Damask, the cushions edged in tassels, 88cm high

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HANSONS AUC TIONEERS AND VALUERS 780. A Rococo style giltwood pier stand and mirror, Chippendale type, five ‘pane’ mirror above a marble topped stand on four heavily carved cabriole legs joined by a curved stretcher, shell and scroll apron, on a stand, 120cm wide, 266cm high £200-£300 781. An Edwardian stained wood and walnut, glazed display cabinet, glazed to three sides, with two fixed shelves, raised on four feet, 61cm wide, 125cm high, 29.5cm deep Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £50-£100 782. A Rococo style gilt framed mirror with scroll and shell decoration, 128cm x 98cm Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £70-£100 783. A Victorian walnut and marquetry inlaid three tier whatnot, serpentine shelves supported on spiral carved, turned pillars with finials to each level, 51cm wide, 98cm high, 33cm deep Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £40-£60 784. A ‘Continental Rococo’ style chest on stand, red lacquered Oriental scenes, the doors opening to reveal a mirrored, glass shelved interior, on a carved and gilded base with cabriole legs, circa 1950, 134cm wide, 144cm high

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Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £200-£300 785. A mid 18th century style mahogany bow fronted corner cabinet on cabinet, glazed doors with blind fretwork friezes, raised on carved cabriole legs, 207cm high Note: formerly the property of Gwladys Stanley Laidler £100-£150 786. A George III oak dresser base, the oversailing stepped top with canted corners, above three short cockbeaded drawers, pierced brass batwing handles and escutcheons, two central drawers flanked by six further graduated drawers, canted reeded corners, raised on bracket feet, 94cm high, 187cm wide £1000-£1500

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