Lindsay Burns

ANTIQUES AND FINE ART

Tuesday 25th & Wednesday 26th April 2023

A private collection of Scottish snuff mulls and boxes Part II

Antiques & Fine Art Sale

Two day Auction

To include: A Private collection of taxidermy Stags heads from Meggernie Castle, Glen Lyon, Perthshire, A Private collection of 17th century Stumpwork embroidery, A Private collection of Scottish snuff mulls and snuff boxes Part II, A Private collection of Chinese Blue & White porcelain and various other properties

Day One: Lot 1-286

Tuesday 25th April at 10.30am

To include: Longcase clocks, Furniture, Garden, Mirrors, Carpets & Rugs, A Private collection of taxidermy Stags heads from Meggernie Castle, Glen Lyon, Perthshire, Works of Art, A Private collection of 17th century Stumpwork embroidery, Clocks and A Private collection of Scottish snuff mulls and snuff boxes Part II

Day Two: Lots 287-619

Wednesday 26th April at 10.30am

To include: Prints, Watercolours, Oil Paintings, Silver & Electroplate, Watches, Jewellery & Gold, Glass, British & European Ceramics, Chinese Porcelain, A Private collection of Chinese Blue & White porcelain, Chinese Works of Art and Japanese Ceramics & Works of Art

At 6 King Street, Perth, PH2 8JA

Viewing:

Saturday 22nd April 2023 9am – 2pm

Sunday 23rd April 2023 1pm – 3pm

Monday 24th April 2023 9am – 5pm

Limited Viewing on the Morning of Sale

Illustrated Catalogue. £10.00

Buyer’s Premium 20% plus VAT

Enquiries: Nick Burns

Email: mail@lindsayburns.co.uk

Website: www.lindsayburns.co.uk

Live Auction: www.the-saleroom.com/lindsayburns

Telephone: 01738 633888

Fax: 01738 441322

Front cover Illustration – Lot 218 (detail) Back cover Illustration – Lot 571 (detail)

CONDITIONS OF SALE FOR BUYERS

1. The highest bidder shall be the Buyer. If any dispute arises, the Auctioneers shall have absolute discretion to settle it and put up any disputed Lot again. The Auctioneers reserve the right to refuse any bidding.

2. All lots are put up for sale subject to any agreed reserve price imposed by the seller. The Auctioneers and Vendors reserve the right to bid for each Lot and to alter the Lotting as may be considered necessary, and to withdraw any Lot or Lots from the Sale.

3. The full purchase money for each Lot is to be paid at the fall of the hammer. The declaration of the name of the buyer shall be deemed a full and sufficient acceptance of the Lot, which shall then be and remain in every respect at the absolute risk of the respective buyer or buyers thereof, and shall be removed from the place of sale at the buyer’s expense, and taken with all faults and errors of description, the Auctioneers not holding themselves responsible for the correctness of the description, the genuineness or authenticity of, or any fault or defect in any Lot. The Contract of Sale is to be deemed in all cases as made exclusively with the Auctioneers, and the payment is to be made to them alone.

4. No lot or lots shall be removed from the premises on which the sale is held until paid for, nor shall any person be allowed to retract his or her bidding, but must give his or her name and residence on demand. No lot under any circumstances to be removed during the hours of the sale but all Lots must be removed within five working days of the sale. No relaxation whatever can be made to this condition. Should any damage be occasioned by any buyer to any property of any Vendor which is either reserved or unsold, the buyer shall make good the same or pay a sum in damages which may be agreed between the Auctioneers, as representing the vendor, and such buyer, or failing agreement as to said damages, the amount shall be settled by the Auctioneers whose decision shall be final.

5. Methods of Payment

Cheques – All cheques must be made payable to Lindsay Burns and Company. It is necessary to allow at least five working days for the cheque to clear before collecting the lots (unless agreed with the auctioneers prior to sale).

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6. It is hereby expressly stipulated that all sales be cash transactions at the fall of the hammer. Notwithstanding this a bill statement may be delivered to the buyer at the end of the sale, for the convenience of such buyer, no stamped receipt shall be required by such a buyer. Except at his or her own expense.

7. If any buyer shall fail to comply with the above conditions or any of them, the Auctioneers shall be at liberty to recover in full the amount outstanding for the Lot or Lots bought by such buyer, together with a 5% administrative charge, and all costs, charges and expenses incurred; or to re-sell any Lot or Lots bought by such buyer, either by public or private sale, and the full amount of the purchase money at the present sale, or the deficiency (if any) arising from the second sale together with all interest, cost, charges and expenses, shall be made good by the defaulter.

8. Neither the Vendor nor the Auctioneers shall be responsible for any loss, damages or injury occasioned to or sustained by any person on the premises, before, during or after the sale howsoever the same may arise.

9. All Lots marked with the prefix * indicates VAT is payable in addition to the Selling Price.

10. All Lots prefixed with @ indicates that VAT is included in the Selling Price.

11. All lots prefixed with AR indicate that they are subject to Artists Resale Right. This will only apply to items selling for a hammer price of €1000 or greater, converted into the currency of the sale using the European Central Bank reference rate prevailing on the date of sale. The additional premium will be payable to Lindsay Burns & Company by the buyer to cover our expenses relating to the payment of royalties under the Artists Resale Right Regulations 2006 and The Artists Resale Right (Amendment) Regulations 2011. The Royalty is calculated as a percentage of the Hammer Price and is set out on a sliding scale from 4% to 0.25%, see table below. The maximum Royalty is capped at €12,500 which applies to works sold for €2 million or more.

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Buyer’s premium is charged at 20% plus VAT at the prevailing rate on the hammer price of all lots sold.

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Buyer’s Premium is the sum calculated on the Hammer Price currently 20% +VAT.

Condition Report is a report on the physical condition of a lot prepared by Lindsay Burns & Company for potential buyers, (see 15).

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Arabic and Roman

with crescent shaped date aperture, the twin train four pillar movement striking on a bell, within a plain hood supported by tapered cylindrical columns, the slightly shaped trunk door enclosed by quarter columns, on a rectangular base, weights present, overall 205.5cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

TUESDAY 25TH APRIL LONGCASE CLOCKS

and Roman numerals with subsidiary seconds and date dials, the arch with moon phase, the spandrels decorated with scattered foliate sprays, the twin train four pillar movement striking on a bell, within a broken scroll hood with blind fretwork details supported by fluted cylindrical columns, the trunk door with shaped top enclosed by fluted quarter columns on a rectangular base with bracket feet, pendulum, weights and winding key present, 210cm high. £250-500 (+24%BP*)

and

chapter ring with Arabic and Roman numerals with subsidiary seconds and date dials, the twin train four pillar movement striking on a bell, contained within broken scroll neck hood, supported by fluted cylindrical columns, the trunk door with shaped top enclosed by fluted quarter columns on a rectangular base with bracket feet, pendulum and weights present, 208cm high. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

Lot 1

1. A late 18th/early 19th century oak longcase clock, James Monkhouse, Carlisle, the brass dial with

numerals,

Lot 2

2. A George III oak longcase clock, JOHN SMITH, PITTENWEEM, the enamel dial with Arabic

Lot 3

3. A George III oak longcase clock, JNO. THOMSON, LESLIE, the brass dial

brass

4. A 19th century oak bookcase, the moulded cornice with four stylised floral bosses above three arched glazed cupboard doors opening to a fitted interior with eight adjustable shelves, the base fitted with three panelled cupboard doors opening to a shelved interior, raised on a plinth base, 195cm wide x 248.5cm high x 46.5cm deep. £500-800 (+24%BP*)

5. An antique stained oak coffer on integral stand, the hinged cover with two incised figural carved panels opening to a plain interior with single covered compartment, the frieze inscribed ‘IBECKEBEUEN ANNO 1685’, above two arched panels carved in relief with Saints, enclosed by caryatid supports, the sides with iron drop carry handles, raised on turned supports united by an x-shaped stretcher, 110.5cm wide x 86.5cm high x 61cm deep. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

6. An early 20th century mahogany threetier hanging shelf, 54.5cm wide x 55cm high. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

7. A Chinese dark wood and porcelain mounted occasional table, Qing Dynasty, the circular top enclosing a famille rose porcelain panel decorated with panels of figures divided by panels of birds and foliage, within a scroll carved border above a pierced frieze raised on dragon and bamboo column with three mask carved downswept supports terminating in claw and ball feet, 53cm diameter x 76cm high. £2000-3000 (+24%BP*)

8. A George III mahogany serpentine card table, the shaped top with moulded edge opening to a green baize lined interior, resting on a concertina action, raised on four square chamfered supports with channelled line detail and scroll carved spandrels, 91cm wide x 73.5cm high x 45cm deep.

£700-900 (+24%BP*)

9. A Chinese dark wood urn stand, Qing Dynasty, the circular top with mottled purple and white marble insert above a frieze carved and pierced with Kylin, flowers and foliage, raised on four cabriole supports united by a pierced under tier, 28cm diameter x 46cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

10. A 19th century mahogany and brass bound octagonal shaped wine cooler on integral stand, the hinged cover opening to a lead-lined four-division interior, raised on four tapered square supports with fluted details, brass cups and casters, 43.5cm diameter x 65cm high. £800-1200 (+24%BP*)

11. A 19th century Scottish mahogany sideboard, the stage back fitted with two sliding cupboard doors above a frieze centred with blind frieze drawer flanked by two long drawers and pair of cupboard doors, raised on six tapered square supports with fluted detail, 225.5cm wide x 117cm high x 72cm deep.

£250-500 (+24%BP*)

Lot 11

12. A George III style reproduction mahogany and boxwood lined revolving drum table, the circular top with gilt tooled leather skiver, above a frieze set with four small drawers divided by four false drawers, raised on a tapered cylindrical column with four downswept supports terminating in brass cups resting on casters, 122cm diameter x 74cm high. £250-500 (+24%BP*)

13. A pair of George III style mahogany console tables, the rectangular tops above a plain frieze with shaped apron, raised on foliate and scroll carved cabriole supports terminating with claw and ball feet, 158cm wide x 75.5cm high x 50cm deep. £250-500 (+24%BP*)

Lot 13

14. A Chinese dark wood kang table, late 19th/early 20th century, the panelled rectangular top above a frieze carved with scrolls and stylised flowers, raised on short cabriole supports with inverted scroll feet, 80cm wide x 26.5cm high x 44.5cm deep. £300-500 (+24%BP*)

15. A Chinese dark wood and mother of pearl inlaid urn stand, Qing Dynasty, the square shaped top with re-entrant corners, enclosing a marble insert within a mother of pearl inlaid border of flowers and foliage, above a frieze carved and pierced with flowers, masks and scrolls, raised on four square section supports with inverted scroll feet, united by stretchers, 42cm square x 51cm high.

£200-300 (+24%BP*)

16. A Chinese dark wood rectangular table, Qing Dynasty, the rectangular top with mottled purple and white marble insert above a frieze carved in relief with lotus and scrolling foliage, over a pierced and carved frieze with flowers and foliage raised on square section supports with inverted scroll feet, 88.5cm wide x 81cm high x 48cm deep.

£400-600 (+24%BP*)

17. A pair of 19th century Neoclassical style walnut, amboyna and ebonised gilt metal mounted display cabinets, the rectangular tops with brass three-quarter gallery, above a frieze centred with green ground Jasper ware plaque, over glazed door opening to a fitted interior with two shelves, flanked by two green ground Jasper ware plaques, raised on tapered bun feet with applied gilt metal details, 55.5cm wide x 112cm high x 42.5cm deep.

£2000-3000 (+24%BP*)

18. A late 19th/early 20th century rosewood and gilt metal mounted writing table, the rectangular top with serpentine edge enclosing a black and gilt leather skiver, above a single frieze drawer raised on four cabriole supports with scroll and foliate cast mounts, 82.5cm wide x 75.5cm high x 53.5cm deep.

£800-1200 (+24%BP*)

19. W. HANDS & SONS LTD, a Peers chair made for Westminster Abbey on the occasion of Her Majesty’s Coronation, with velvet upholstered back and seat, with silvered finish, stamped marks ‘1953 ER CORONATION’, 84cm high. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

20. Three vintage hand painted fairground boards, decorated with military figures within rope mounted edges, 172cm high x 46cm wide. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

21. A 19th century ash and elm Windsor chair, on four turned supports united by an H-shaped stretcher. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

22. A late 19th/early 20th century oak revolving bookcase, the square hinged top opening to a book rest above slatted open sides on X-frame base with ceramic casters, 56cm square x 89cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

Lot 20

Lot 21

Lot 19

Lot 23

23. A George III style mahogany kneehole desk, the rectangular top with moulded edge and re-entrant corners above a single frieze drawer and six small drawers, the kneehole recess with blind frieze drawer and cupboard door opening to a fitted interior with single shelf, raised on bracket feet, 66.5cm wide x 76cm high x 45.5cm deep. £400-600 (+24%BP*)

24. A late 19th/early 20th century French mahogany and gilt metal mounted gueridon, the circular top with mottled orange and yellow marble insert above a shallow frieze fitted with a single drawer raised on four concave tapered, rectangular section supports with rams mask mounts and paw feet, united by a circular under tier, 42.5cm diameter x 78cm high. £400-600 (+24%BP*)

25. A pair of Chinese dark wood urn stands, early 20th century, the square tops with mottled white marble inserts raised on four square section supports united by stretchers, 39cm square x 42.5cm high. £500-800 (+24%BP*)

26. A Chinese dark wood side cabinet, the panelled rectangular top above a pair of cupboard doors carved in relief with dragons and cloud scrolls, opening to a fitted interior with single shelf above a frieze carved in relief with a pair of dragons contesting a flaming pearl, 86.5cm wide x 97cm high x 47cm deep. £800-1200 (+24%BP*)

27. A 19th century mahogany pedestal desk, the rounded rectangular top with green and gilt leather skiver above three frieze drawers raised on two three-drawer pedestals, each with a plinth base and casters, 158cm wide x 79cm high x 79cm deep. £500-800 (+24%BP*)

28. A late 19th century rosewood and ebonised gilt metal mounted Colonial style cabinet on integral stand by GILLOWS, the rectangular upper section with two cupboard doors set with fret-cut brass mounts opening to a fitted interior with one adjustable shelf, over a long frieze drawer stamped ‘GILLOWS’, raised on four turned supports united by corresponding stretchers, 91cm wide x 143.5cm high x 40cm deep. £250-500 (+24%BP*)

Lot 27

Lot 28

Lot 33 Lot 29

29. A late 19th century French Louis XV style kingwood, marquetry and ormolu mounted commode of bombe form, the serpentine marble top with a moulded edge above two long drawers with applied foliate cast mounts and shell cast apron, raised on four tapered cabriole supports with foliate cast mounts, 96cm wide x 86.5cm high x 52cm deep. £250-500 (+24%BP*)

30. An early 20th century oak Arts & Crafts side chair, the splat inlaid with stylised flower, with brown studded leather drop-in seat and heart shaped cut-out to the front apron, 104cm high, together with a brass spark guard, 57.5cm high (2). £50-100 (+24%BP*)

31. An early 20th century French rosewood, parquetry and gilt metal mounted occasional table, the rectangular top with serpentine outline and three-quarter gallery above a blind frieze drawer, raised on four cabriole supports with gilt metal mounts, 62cm wide x 74.5cm high x 31cm deep. £700-900 (+24%BP*)

32. A quartetto of Regency style mahogany occasional tables, the rectangular tops raised on four ringturned supports resting on trestle ends and shaped oval feet, 45.5cm wide x 72cm high x 35cm deep.

£200-300 (+24%BP*)

33. A 19th century painted satinwood and rosewood banded demi lune console table, the shaped top with a painted border of flowers and foliage above a plain frieze raised in four tapered square section supports with painted ribbon-tie detail, terminating in spade feet, 124cm wide x 90cm high x 49.5cm deep. £800-1200 (+24%BP*)

34. A 19th century mahogany and boxwood lined demi lune console/serving table, the shaped top above a plain frieze centred with a single drawer, raised on four tapered square supports with spade feet detail, 151cm wide x 79.5cm high x 62cm deep. £800-1200 (+24%BP*)

35. A 19th century George III style mahogany bottle stand, of rectangular form with six division interior and pierced cut-out carry handle raised on four square section supports, 51cm wide x 54cm high x 37cm deep. £400-600 (+24%BP*)

36. A late 19th/early 20th century giltwood three seat sofa, the rectangular upholstered back, arms and serpentine feet with scroll and foliate carved details raised on six scroll carved cabriole supports, 146cm wide x 110cm high x 60cm deep. £250-500 (+24%BP*)

37. A Country House style dropend sofa, the rectangular seat with two loose cushions and drop-end arms, with four acorn carved finials raised on tapered square supports with brass cups and casters, upholstered in muted red fabric, 186cm wide x 94cm deep. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

38. A Country House style dropend sofa, the rectangular seat with two loose cushions with each arm dropping down, the back with four acorn carved finials raised on tapered square supports with brass cups and casters with sand coloured upholstery, 214cm wide x 93cm deep. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

39. A Chinese black lacquer chinoiserie decorated coffee table, the rectangular top decorated with oval shaped panel enclosing pavilions and figures in a fenced garden within a border of flowers and foliage, raised on square section supports with scroll carved detail, 99cm wide x 38.5cm high x 56cm deep. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

40. A Chinese dark wood display cabinet/bookcase, late 19th/early 20th century, the upper section with a pair of astragal glazed cupboard doors opening to a red velvet-lined interior with two shelves, on a base fitted with two panelled cupboard doors raised on short claw and ball feet, the cornice with carved and pierced figural detail, the cabinet carved in shallow relief all over with flowers, foliage, scrolls, objects and bamboo, 103cm wide x 217.5cm high x 58cm deep. £2000-3000 (+24%BP*)

41. A nest of three Chinese dark wood occasional tables, late 19th/early 20th century, the rectangular tops above pierced friezes, raised on cylindrical supports united by stretchers, 43.5cm wide x 61.5cm high x 31cm deep. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

42. A Chinese dark wood urn stand, Qing Dynasty, the shaped circular top with mottled purple and white marble insert above a frieze carved and pierced with flowers and foliage raised on four mask carved supports, terminating in claw and ball feet, 34cm diameter x 39cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

43. A Chinese dark wood urn stand, Qing Dynasty, the circular top with mottled purple and white marble insert above a carved and pierced frieze decorated with fruit and foliage, raised on four mask and trunk carved supports resting on a platform base with four ball feet, 38cm diameter x 83cm high. £250-500 (+24%BP*)

Lot 44

44. A pair of Chinese dark wood and marble inset side chairs, late 19th/early 20th century, the upright backs centred with circular marble panels mottled black and white set within scroll and pierced carved surrounds, above rectangular panelled seats raised on shaped square section supports united by H-shaped stretchers, 100cm high. £600-800 (+24%BP*)

Lot 45

45. A George III oak dresser, the rectangular top with moulded edge above three deep drawers and shaped apron, raised on two tapered cabriole supports, 202cm wide x 84cm high x 47.5cm deep. £250-500 (+24%BP*)

Lot 46

46. A 19th century mahogany and gilt metal mounted Regency style side cabinet, the rectangular top above a frieze with applied gilt metal anthemion mount over a pair of glazed cupboard doors with gilt metal grill detail enclosed by faux columns raised on four tapered cylindrical supports, 96.5cm wide x 90.5cm high x 38cm deep. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

47. A matched set of eight Victorian mahogany balloon back dining chairs, comprising two similar sets of four, all with red velvet upholstered seats. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

49. A George III style mahogany wig/washstand, fitted with two small drawers, raised on three downswept supports, 29cm diameter x 81cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

50. A pair of French marquetry and gilt metal mounted rectangular occasional tables, the rectangular tops with parquetry inlaid detail raised on four cabriole supports with applied mounts, 39cm wide x 56.5cm high x 35.5cm deep. £300-500 (+24%BP*)

Lot 48

48. A 19th century mahogany butlers tray mounted as a table on later integral mahogany stand, the oval tray with hinged sides each with cutout handle on a later base with four square chamfered supports with pierced bracket detail, dimensions with sides down 94cm wide x 45.5cm high x 78cm deep. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

Lot 51

51. A 19th century Black Forest carved wood figure of a bear, with glass eyes and painted detail, approximately 86cm high. £2000-3000 (+24%BP*)

52. A late 19th/ early 20th century satinwood and marquetry inlaid kidney-shaped desk, the shaped top with green leather skiver above a central frieze drawer flanked by four graduated drawers on each side, the side panels decorated with Neoclassical motifs of twin-handled urns and ribbon-tied floral garlands, raised on eight tapered square supports with spade feet, 121cm wide x 75.5cm high x 55.5cm deep. £2000-3000 (+24%BP*)

53. A pair of early 20th century painted satinwood occasional tables, the square tops with foliate scroll details within green ground borders, above a single frieze drawer, raised on tapered square supports with spade feet united by X-shaped stretchers, 47.5cm square x 75cm high. £1000-1500 (+24%BP*)

54. An antique oak coffer, the hinged rectangular top with double channel line border and elongated iron strap hinges, opening to a plain interior with later single division, raised on four block supports, 127cm wide x 67.5cm high x 49cm deep. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

55. A pair of Victorian walnut and parquetry inlaid octagonal shaped occasional tables, the octagonal shaped tops raised on four turned supports united by an X-shaped stretcher resting on white ceramic casters, approximately 50cm diameter x 65cm high. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

Lot 54

Lot 55

Lot 52

56. A 19th century French Boulle ebonised and gilt metal mounted red tortoiseshell occasional table, the hinged oval top opening to reveal a mirrored underside and four open compartments, above two under tiers raised on four shaped supports with caryatid and foliate scroll mounts, 40cm wide x 86cm high x 32cm deep.

Provenance: Sold with a hand written card bearing description and note inscribed ‘This item came from Blair Atholl Castle, Duke of Atholl, who has his own private army’. £250-500 (+24%BP*)

57. A large 19th century mahogany sarcophagusshaped wine cooler, the hinged cover centred with oval bud and foliate scroll finial, with gadroon carved edge opening to a green baize lined interior, the sides with gilt metal drop carry handles, raised on four stepped rectangular feet with recessed brass casters, 111cm wide x 65cm high (height to top of finial) x 71.5cm deep. £2000-3000 (+24%BP*)

58. A late 19th century French rosewood, amboyna and gilt metal mounted kidney-shaped occasional table, TAHAN, PARIS, raised on four rectangular section supports with applied foliate and paw cast mounts, united by a kidney-shaped under-tier, 53.5cm wide x 72.5cm high x 30cm deep. £800-1200 (+24%BP*)

Lot 57

Lot 58

Lot 56

59. A late 19th/early 20th century French mahogany and gilt metal mounted vitrine, the marble top above a frieze with applied foliate scroll mounts over a glazed cupboard door with vernis martin style panel of male and attendant female, opening to a mirrored interior with glass shelves, raised on four short cabriole supports with pierced and foliate cast mounts, 65cm wide x 149cm high x 39cm deep. £800-1200 (+24%BP*)

60. A pair of 19th century mahogany bookcases, M. WILLSON, 68 GREAT QUEEN STREET, each with a moulded cornice over three astragal glazed cupboard doors enclosing adjustable shelves on a base with three arched panel doors enclosing adjustable shelves, each raised on a plinth base, one cupboard door with stamped marks. Bookcase 1: 213cm wide x 254cm high x 51cm deep. Bookcase 2: 216cm wide x 255cm high x 50.5cm deep. £3000-5000 (+24%BP*)

61. A Chinese dark wood centre table, Qing Dynasty, the circular top with mottled red and white marble insert resting on a carved and pierced column decorated with pine trees and figures, on a circular platform base with ruyi carved detail and four scroll carved feet, damages,101cm diameter x 76cm high. £400-600 (+24%BP*)

62. A Chinese dark wood and marble bench, early 20th century, the upright back centred with a round marble panel within a border of peach and foliate carved details, flanked by two smaller rectangular marble panels above a rectangular panel seat raised on four cabriole supports, 159cm wide x 106.5cm high x 54cm deep. £700-900 (+24%BP*)

Lot 63

63. A late 19th/early 20th century mahogany cockpen armchair, with concave needlework upholstered seat raised on slightly splayed front supports united by an H-shaped stretcher. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

64. A late 19th/early 20th century painted pine rocking horse, with later mane and saddle, with inlaid eyes on trestle base, 121cm long x 115cm high.

£250-500 (+24%BP*)

65. A late 19th century/early 20th century child’s Orkney chair, with woven back and drop-in strung seat raised on tapered square supports, 83cm high. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

66. A pair of 19th century walnut, marquetry and gilt metal mounted pier cabinets, the rectangular tops above a frieze inlaid with butterfly, C-scrolls, flowers and foliage over a glazed cupboard door opening to a green velvet-lined interior with shelves, each raised on a shaped plinth base, 77cm wide x 105cm high x 33.5cm deep.

£1500-2000 (+24%BP*)

Lot 64

Lot 65

Lot 67

67. A 19th century rosewood, ebony and boxwood lined sofa table, the rectangular top with twin drop leaves above two frieze drawers backed by two false drawers, raised on trestle ends with four downswept supports terminating in brass toes resting on casters, 137cm long with flaps extended, 72.5cm high x 61cm deep. £1500-2000 (+24%BP*)

68. A 20th century chinoiserie decorated side table in the Chinese Chippendale taste, the rectangular top with black and gold lacquered corners above a plain frieze on square supports, united by stretchers centred on a small pagoda, 72cm wide x 75.5cm high x 47cm deep. £250-500 (+24%BP*)

69. A 19th century quartetto of specimen wood occasional tables, attributed to GILLOWS OF LANCASTER, of rectangular form raised on turned supports united by cross stretchers, each veneered with a specimen wood, the smallest inlaid with a checkerboard, 58.5cm wide x 74cm high x 41cm deep. £2000-3000 (+24%BP*)

70. A 19th century Dutch mahogany and marquetry inlaid chest, the shaped rectangular top inlaid with a twin-handled urn issuing flowers and foliage, above four long drawers, over a shaped apron raised on rectangular section supports, 84cm wide x 81cm high x 50cm deep. £800-1200 (+24%BP*)

71. An antique Chinese dark wood table, the panelled rectangular top on four splayed rectangular section supports united by double stretchers, 234cm wide x 86cm high x 71.5cm wide. £250-500 (+24%BP*)

75. A 19th century kingwood, marquetry and gilt metal mounted card table, the hinged rectangular top inlaid with a twin-handled urn issuing flowers and foliage within a border of flowers and scrolls, opening to a blue-green baize lined interior, raised on four cabriole supports with mask and foliate cast mounts, 88cm wide x 75.5cm high x 44cm deep.

£2000-3000 (+24%BP*)

76. An antique walnut lowboy, the rectangular top with moulded edge and re-entrant corners above a single frieze drawer with brass drop handles, raised on four cabriole supports terminating in pad feet, 76.5cm wide x 72.5cm high x 48cm deep.

£400-600 (+24%BP*)

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72. A 19th century mahogany Regency style side cabinet, the rectangular top above three frieze drawers, and two cupboard doors set with gilt metal grills backed with green pleated cloth, opening to a fitted interior with a single adjustable sliding shelf, raised on four paw feet, 136cm wide x 80.5cm high x 41.5cm deep. £400-600 (+24%BP*)

73. An Edwardian mahogany card table, the hinged rectangular top with moulded edge revolving and opening to a green baize-lined interior above a single shelf, raised on four scroll carved cabriole supports, 56cm wide x 72cm high x 38cm deep. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

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74. An 18th century Italian walnut and marquetry inlaid commode, the rectangular top centred with inlaid floral roundel within segmented border above three long drawers raised on tapered square section supports, 118cm wide x 89cm high x 55.5cm deep. £400-600 (+24%BP*)

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77. A 19th century Regency style rosewood and brass inlaid work table, the hinged rectangular top with adjustable strut support, flanked by two demi lune compartments with hinged covers, over a single frieze drawer with fitted interior and clothlined pull-out well raised on trestle supports united by a turned stretcher raised on four foliate scroll gilt metal feet resting on casters, 83cm wide x 79cm high x 43cm deep. £2000-3000 (+24%BP*)

78. A late 19th century Continental kingwood, marquetry and gilt metal mounted occasional table, the shaped top with inverted bowfront, inlaid with basket of flowers and foliage above a single frieze drawer flanked by carry handles at either side, raised on four cabriole supports with gilt metal mounts, 56cm wide x 72.5cm high x 29cm deep. £700-900 (+24%BP*)

79. A late 19th/early 20th century French marquetry and ormolu mounted commode after the original commode by Jean-Henri Riesener, the mottled white marble top with a moulded edge above two long drawers centred with a marquetry inlaid panel decorated with urns, flowers and foliage, with figural, mask, scroll and fleur-de-lys mounts, flanked by a pair of cupboard doors, raised on four square supports with foliate cast mounts, 205.5cm wide x 93.5cm high x 79cm deep. £10000-15000 (+24%BP*)

80. A pair of 19th century Boulle pier cabinets, each with glazed cupboard door opening to a fitted interior with single shelf raised on plinth base centred with oval cartouche, 83cm wide x 108.5cm high x 37cm deep. £1500-2000 (+24%BP*)

81. A pair of early 20th century Arts & Crafts style stained beech children’s chairs, the upright backs with spindle filled galleries, the woven rush seats raised on turned supports united by stretchers, 64cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

82. A pair of late 19th/ early 20th century mahogany five-division stationery trays, approximately 147cm wide x 12.5cm high x 40cm deep. £70-150 (+24%BP*)

83. An early 20th century Art Deco walnut settle, with three-division seat section enclosing cream coloured loose cushions, 213.5cm wide x 89cm high x 61cm deep. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

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84. A 19th century walnut and pollard oak inverted breakfront kneehole desk by Lamb, Manchester, the rectangular top with gilt tooled leather skiver above three frieze drawers, the pedestals each with a panelled cupboard door, opening to a fitted interior with single shelf, the central frieze drawer stamped ‘Lamb 15787 Manchester’, 108cm wide x 74cm high x 49cm deep. £500-800 (+24%BP*)

85. A 19th century Italian pine walnut, marquetry and ivory inlaid cassone, of sarcophagus shape, the hinged rectangular top opening to a plain interior above a frieze decorated with hunting scenes continued on the side panels and reverse, enclosed by stylised mask and scroll corner sections raised on four scale carved paw feet, 180cm wide x 83cm high x 69cm deep. £2000-3000 (+24%BP*)

86. A pair of painted beech wood side chairs, the oval backs and serpentine seats upholstered with grey fabric, raised on tapered cylindrical supports with fluted detail. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

87. A pair of giltwood fauteuil, early 20th century, with floral upholstered back, arms and seat, raised on slender cabriole supports with scroll feet. £800-1200 (+24%BP*)

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88. A late 19th/early 20th century giltwood rectangular stool, the rectangular button-down upholstered top raised on four tapered cylindrical supports with fluted detail resting on brass casters, 64cm wide x 40cm high x 55cm deep. £300-500 (+24%BP*)

89. A late 19th/early 20th century French kingwood and gilt metal mounted escritoire, the mottled red marble top with a moulded edge above a blind frieze drawer and fall-front centre section opening to a fitted interior, over a pair of cupboard doors, raised on short supports with foliate and scroll carved mounts, 97cm wide x 140cm high x 37cm deep. £500-800 (+24%BP*)

90. A Chinese dark wood occasional table, late 19th/early 20th century, the rectangular panel top above a frieze carved and pierced with bamboo, raised on simulated bamboo supports united by stretchers, 34cm wide x 42.5cm high x 22cm deep. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

94. A Chinese redwood urn stand, 20th century, the circular top raised on five scrolls supports united by a ring-shaped stretcher, 35cm diameter x 41cm high.

£40-80 (+24%BP*)

95. A Chinese dark wood urn stand, late 19th/early 20th century, the square panelled top above a frieze carved in shallow relief with scroll detail raised on four square section supports with inverted scroll carved feet, 44.5cm square x 52cm high.

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

96. A Chinese dark wood rectangular occasional table, with rectangular panel top on square section supports united by stretchers, 50cm wide x 64cm high x 34cm deep.

£40-80 (+24%BP*)

97. A George III mahogany tea table, the hinged rectangular top with a moulded edge above a single frieze drawer with chevron banded border raised on four tapered square section supports with fluted detail and tapered square feet, 91.5cm wide x 75.5cm high x 44cm deep.

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

Lot 91

91. A pair of 19th century mahogany ebony lined and specimen wood square-shaped stools, with fleur-de-lys and scroll carved detail on slightly tapered supports united by stretchers raised on bun feet, 37cm square x 49cm high. £400-600 (+24%BP*)

92. A Chinese dark wood and mother of pearl inlaid cupboard, late 19th/early 20th century, the upper section fitted with a pair of panelled cupboard doors inlaid in mother of pearl with pavilions, figures, pine trees, bats, birds and other animals, opening to a fitted interior with two shelves and two small drawers on a base fitted with two drawers above a pierced and carved frieze centred with a pierced disc, 117cm wide x 188cm high x 58cm deep. £700-900 (+24%BP*)

93. A Chinese dark wood jardiniere stand, late Qing Dynasty, the circular top with mottled red and white marble insert above a carved and pierced frieze decorated with flowers and foliage, raised on four foliate carved cabriole supports united by an X-shaped stretcher, 31cm diameter x 90.5cm high. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

98. A Chinese dark wood display cabinet, late 19th/early 20th century, the upper section with two glazed compartments opening to red ground silk backed interiors, the base fitted with two cupboard doors carved in relief with figures and pine trees, the upper section with two relief carved dragon heads, raised on square section supports, 120cm wide x 191cm high x 44cm deep.

£800-1200 (+24%BP*)

99. A quartetto of Chinese dark wood occasional tables, 20th century, the rectangular tops above a frieze carved and pierced with two dragons contesting a flaming pearl, raised on simulated bamboo carved supports united by stretchers, 49cm wide x 70cm high x 35cm deep.

£200-300 (+24%BP*)

an early 20th century Damier

wood and metal bound steamer trunk, the hinged rectangular cover opening to a fitted interior with one lift out tray, the underside of the cover bearing ‘Louis Vuitton’ paper label and ink stamped number ‘No. 185941’, 101cm wide x 34cm high x 53cm deep. £2000-3000 (+24%BP*)

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E.

Paris, an early 20th century printed canvas, wood, leather and brass bound steamer trunk, the hinged cover opening to a fitted interior with two lift out trays and paper label inscribed ‘E.GOYARD, AINE, 233 RUE ST.HONORE No. 19842’, the sides with red and white painted details inscribed ‘GLOVER WASH. D.C.’, with angular drop carry handles, the lock plate, clasps and carry handle back plates stamped ‘E.GOYARD’, 111cm wide x 57cm high x 57cm deep. £3000-5000 (+24%BP*)

Lot 101 (detail)

101.

Goyard,

100. Louis Vuitton,

canvas,

102. E. Goyard, Paris, an early 20th century printed canvas, wood and metal bound steamer trunk, the hinged cover inscribed ‘VOC 2007 C’, opening to a fitted interior with two lift out trays, the sides with painted initials ‘E.H.M’, with one drop carry handle, unmarked, 101cm wide x 67cm high x 58cm deep. £3000-5000 (+24%BP*)

GARDEN

103. A Cotswold Studios composite stone garden jardiniere, of circular form with moulded Celt-work and lattice design, stamped marks, 54cm diameter x 30cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

104. A pair of antique white marble Neoclassical style urns, probably George III, the circular rims with egg and dart carved borders, with the remains of serpents on the rim and remains of foliate cast terminals at the shoulder, the lower section of the urns carved with stylised leaves, on square plinth bases, 61.5cm high x 37cm diameter. £250-500 (+24%BP*)

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105. A large late 19th century ebonised and brass mounted cushion framed wall mirror, set with eight bevelled glass mirror plates and pierced brass mounts, 160cm high x 111cm wide. £250-500 (+24%BP*)

106. A large George III style giltwood wall mirror, the rectangular bevelled mirror plate within a pierced scroll and foliate carved surround, 179cm high x 100cm wide. £250-500 (+24%BP*)

An early 20th century Arts & Crafts copper wall mirror, the oval mirror plate within an embossed copper surround decorated with stylised flowers and foliage, 59cm high x 75cm wide. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

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108. An early 20th century ivory coloured Chinoiserie decorated wall mirror, with rectangular mirror plate and arch-shaped panel decorated with figures in shallow relief, 107cm long x 45cm wide. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

109. A 19th century and later giltwood rectangular wall mirror, the oval bevelled mirror plate within giltwood surround carved in relief with ribbon-tied corn sheaths, within later composite gilt frame, 69cm x 48.5cm £150-300 (+24%BP*)

110. A George III style giltwood wall mirror, the rectangular mirror plate within scroll carved border, with pierced foliate surmount, scroll details and shell carved apron, 94.5cm long x 53.5cm wide. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

111. A 19th century giltwood wall mirror, the rectangular mirror plate within a Neoclassical border enclosed by two tapered cylindrical columns with acanthus carved collars, 59.5cm high x 51cm wide. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

Lot 112

112. A 19th century Regency style giltwood convex wall mirror, the convex mirror plate within ebonised slip and ball-set frieze, with hippocampus carved surmount and foliate carved apron, 99cm high x 55.5cm wide, the mirror plate 36cm diameter. £800-1200 (+24%BP*)

Lot 113

113. A Persian carpet, Kashan, 20th century, the rectangular blue ground field centred with an oval-shaped medallion surrounded by scrolling foliage and flowers within a madder ground border of scrolling foliage, approximately 428cm x 290cm £400-600 (+24%BP*)

Lot 115

115. A Persian Kashan carpet, the rectangular field centred with a blue ground oval medallion within a border of flowers, with a blue ground border of scrolling flowers and foliage, 384cm x 289cm £400-600 (+24%BP*)

Lot 114

114. A Persian Heriz carpet, the ochre coloured rectangular field centred with an oval shaped stylised floral medallion, within burnt orange and off-white coloured borders decorated with stylised flowers and foliage, 365cm x 295cm £400-600 (+24%BP*)

Lot 116

116. A Persian Kashan carpet, the off-white rectangular ground decorated with stylised flowers and foliage in shades of blue, orange and brown, within a border of stylised flower heads and scrolling foliage, 403cm x 291cm £400-600 (+24%BP*)

117. A Persian rug, late 19th/early 20th century, the rectangular field decorated with lozenge shaped panels enclosing stylised flowers within multiple repeating foliate borders, 175cm x 131cm. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

118. A Persian rug, early 20th century, the rectangular blue ground centred with four lozenge shaped medallions within an earth coloured border of stylised flowers and ochre coloured border of scrolling motifs, 211cm x 112cm. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

119. A Persian rug, late 19th/early 20th century, the rectangular field centred with a lozenge shaped medallion enclosing a lattice design on a blue ground with foliate spandrels, within a madder ground border of stylised flowers and foliage enclosed by two thin sky blue borders, 188cm x 121cm. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

120. A Persian rug, late 19th/early 20th century, the rectangular field centred with a lozenge shaped medallion enclosing a lattice design on a blue ground with flower decorated spandrels, within a madder ground border of stylised flowers and foliage, 193cm x 115cm. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

121. A Persian Heriz rug, 20th century, the rectangular field centred with a blue ground stylised flower head on a madder ground within off-white spandrels decorated with serrated leaves, enclosed by a brown ground border decorated with stylised flowers and foliage, 262cm x 221cm £200-400 (+24%BP*)

A PRIVATE COLLECTION OF TAXIDERMY STAGS HEADS FROM MEGGERNIE CASTLE, GLEN LYON, PERTHSHIRE

122. An early 20th century ten-point stags head taxidermy, shoulder mount to oak shield bearing plaque inscribed ‘E. E. DE W.W. COIRE BAN, LOCHS, 10TH OCT. 1931’ with inlaid glass eyes, facing left, approximately 125cm high x 86cm wide

Provenance: Meggernie Castle, Glenlyon.

£400-600 (+24%BP*)

123. An early 20th century twelve-point royal stags head taxidermy, shoulder mount to oak shield shaped board bearing plaque inscribed ‘E. E. DE W. W. COIRE FHUIRAN, 3RD OCT. 1932.’ with inlaid glass eye, facing right, approximately 117cm high x 65cm wide

Provenance: Meggernie Castle, Glenlyon.

£400-600 (+24%BP*)

124. An early 20th century twelve-point royal stags head taxidermy, shoulder mount to oak shield shaped board bearing plaque inscribed ‘E. de W.W. CORRIE GALLIN 24.9.41.’, with inlaid glass eyes, centre facing, approximately 109cm high x 66cm wide

Provenance: Meggernie Castle, Glenlyon.

£400-600 (+24%BP*)

125. An early 20th century ten-point stags head taxidermy, shoulder mount to oak shield bearing plaque inscribed ‘PUBIL, SEPT. 28TH 1927 E.E. DE W.W.’, with inlaid glass eyes, open mouth, centre facing, approximately 93cm high x 74cm wide

Provenance: Meggernie Castle, Glenlyon.

£400-600 (+24%BP*)

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approximately 122cm high x 85cm wide.

Provenance: Meggernie Castle, Glenlyon. £400-600 (+24%BP*)

OCT. 1945, V. DE. W.W.’, with inlaid glass eyes, centre facing, approximately 107cm high x 70cm wide.

Provenance: Meggernie Castle, Glenlyon. £400-600 (+24%BP*)

128. An early 20th century

taxidermy, shoulder mount to oak shield shaped board, with inlaid glass eyes, centre facing, approximately 115cm high x 56cm wide. £200-400 (+24%BP*)

126. An early 20th century twelve-point royal stags head taxidermy, shoulder mount to oak shield shaped board, bearing plaque inscribed ‘PUBIL, 10TH OCT 1933, E.E. DE W.W.’ with inlaid glass eyes, centre facing,

127. An early 20th century twelve-point royal stags head taxidermy, shoulder mount to oak shield shaped board bearing plaque inscribed ‘CORRIE PHARLAIN, 1ST

twelve-point royal stags head

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WORKS OF ART

129. An Indonesian carved hardwood figure of Garuda and dragons, 97.5cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

130. A 19th century musical photograph album, wooden cover carved with a stag opening to an interior with sepia toned portrait photographs and a concealed musical mechanism, 22cm wide. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

131. A late 19th/early 20th century Syrian copper and white metal inlaid circular tray, decorated with central roundel enclosing script and scrolling foliage within a panelled border, 50.5cm diameter. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

Lot 132

132. An amusing Black Forest double bear group, 16cm high x 18cm wide. £80-120 (+24%BP*)

133. A decorative printed portrait miniature silhouette, depicting bust of an 18th century gentleman in simulated verre eglomise frame with wooden surround, overall size 24cm square. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

134. An antique Persian bronze ewer, 18th/19th century, the pear-shaped body with teardrop shaped panels engraved with stylised foliage, with scroll handle, angular spout and four splayed feet, overall 26cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

135. A white glazed ceramic table lamp and shade, on circular brass base, overall 56.5cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

136. Charles Octave Levy (1820-1899), ‘Faneur’, a bronze figure, inscribed ‘Faneur, CH Levy, Salon des Baux-Arts’, on mottled red and white square marble plinth, 47.5cm high. £400-600 (+24%BP*)

137. A late 19th century silvered bronze model of the Arc de Triomphe, on black marble oval plinth base, 15cm high x 17cm wide. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

138. A late 19th century cased model ship, ‘The Hippolyta’, in ebonised display case with glass front, 71.5cm wide x 40cm high x 25cm deep. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

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139. A stone adze hand tool, 9cm x 6cm £50-100 (+24%BP*)

140. An 18th/early 19th century oak and metal bound decanter box, the hinged rectangular cover opening to a fitted interior with eight assorted clear and gilded glass decanters, five assorted clear and gilded glass drinking glasses, the exterior with drop carry handles at the sides. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

141. A 19th century mahogany coin collectors tabletop cabinet, the pair of cupboard doors opening to a fitted interior with nineteen pull-out coin trays, the sides with brass drop carry handles, 37.5cm wide x 30cm high x 28.5cm deep. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

142. A 19th century photograph album, containing photographic prints of views in Scotland, New Zealand and Japan, the New Zealand predominately by ‘Muir and Moodie, Dunedin’, album size 44cm x 32cm £200-300 (+24%BP*)

143. A boxed bottle of Royal Troon Golf Club finest old Highland malt whisky, by the Cabrach Whisky Co. Kilmarnock, Scotland, 700ml, 40% vol. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

144. Three fragments of antique white marble, possibly George III, carved with fruits, flowers and foliage, 33cm, 27cm and 18cm long. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

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145. An Italian gunners stiletto dagger, probably 17th century, the steel triangular shaped blade marked with increments to one side, the spiral-turned horn grip with white metal dot inlays, the brass cross-guard with fluted quillons, 34cm long. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

146. An Italian gunners stiletto dagger, probably 17th century, the triangular shaped steel blade marked with increments to one side, the reeded horn handle with spiral copper overlays, the cross-guard with tapered cylindrical quillons, 32.5cm long. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

147. An Italian dagger, probably 18th century, with single and double edged steel blade, the spiral flute horn handle with white metal wire stringing, and white metal flower-shaped pummel, 35cm long. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

148. A pair of antique brass candlesticks, the baluster shaped stems mounted on square plinth bases, 17cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

149. A pair of late 19th century bronze fivelight candelabra, mounted on red marble socle bases, 54cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

150. A 19th century brass oil lamp, with two adjustable sections the burner section stamped ‘PATENT No.2650’, with circular loop handle and domed circular plinth base, 63cm high. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

151. A late 19th century gilt metal mounted Boulle style desk stand, centred with mask and scroll cartouche raised on four mask and scroll supports, 36cm wide x 10cm high x 24.5cm deep. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

152. Henri Giraud (1805-1895), ‘Joan of Arc’, a bronze figure, signed ‘H. Giraud’, 68.5cm high. £400-600 (+24%BP*)

153. A 19th century mahogany and pine wall bracket, the rectangular shelf on tapered concave support, 55cm wide x 39cm high, shelf depth 22cm £100-200 (+24%BP*)

154. A late 18th/early 19th century silhouette picture depicting a gentleman reading, with painted shadow details, 24.5cm x 17.5cm £100-200 (+24%BP*)

155. A late 19th/early 20th century leather gun case, the hinged cover bearing initials ‘H.J.’ with brass bound corners, the interior bearing label for ‘W.W. Greener, 68 Hay Market, London’, 84cm long. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

156. A late 19th/early 20th century leather gun case, the hinged cover bearing initials ‘A.F.G.’, the interior with label for ‘The Wilkinson Sword Company Ltd., 27 Pall Mall, London’, 82.5cm long. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

157. A pair of horns, approximately 26cm long. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

158. An Arts & Crafts brass and leaded glass hall lantern, decorated with four red stylised tulips with green leaves, with four suspension chains, 19.5cm square x 28cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

Lot 159

159. A Glasgow School Arts & Crafts patinated copper wall clock in the manner of Peter Wylie Davidson, with central sunburst and white glazed ceramic numerals, surmounted with three swallows in flight, circa 1910, 51cm x 39cm £150-300 (+24%BP*)

Lot 161

161. A 19th century needlework sampler by Elizabeth Mayor, 1824, worked in coloured threads to depict tree of life, Adam, Eve, Cain and Abel, 39cm x 31.5cm £100-200 (+24%BP*)

Lot 160

160. A small Glasgow School brass wall clock by Peter Wylie Davidson, repoussé-decorated with a galleon in full sail, the chapter ring with Arabic numerals above inscription ‘Time and Tide’, circa 1910, 18.5cm high x 10cm wide. £80-120 (+24%BP*)

Lot 162

162. A group of Great War and Second World War medals, comprising a pair of Great War medals inscribed ‘S-21576 A. Cpl, J. Wilson Gordons’, three loose WWII medals comprising 1939-45 Service Medal, 1939-45 Star, and the Italy Star, together with a bar of four medals comprising 1939-45 Service Medal, Italy Star, Africa Star and 1939-45 Star. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

163. A walnut cased symphonion, with twin comb, inscribed on label ‘When ordering tunes please quote tune size No.60/120’, together with a selection of discs, 44cm wide x 26cm high x 41.5cm deep. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

164. Ugo Cipriani (1887-1960), an Art Deco bronzed and silvered spelter figure group of mother and boy, on stepped onyx and marble plinth base, the figure and base signed ‘Urano’, 70cm high. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

166. A 19th century needlework sampler, worked in coloured threads to depict figures, animals, and school building, inscribed ‘In remembrance of Earl Ellenboroughs School, 1845, Woodmancote’, 80.5cm x 62.5cm. £250-500 (+24%BP*)

Lot 165

165. After Pierre Eugene Hebert (1828-1893), a bronze figure group of a classical maiden with young girl and attendant Cupid, signed in the bronze ‘HEBERT’, 45.5cm high. £500-800 (+24%BP*)

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167. An early 20th century marble and bronze mounted cendrier, mounted with a cold-painted bronze female nude standing on a Persian carpet, the mottled orange and black marble base with dished centre, 28cm high x 25.5cm diameter. £800-1200 (+24%BP*)

168. A 19th century map of Great Britain and Ireland with ye Judges Circuits, with hand coloured details, 37cm x 48cm £40-80 (+24%BP*)

169. A 19th century plaster bas relief, probably John Herring, in circular wooden frame under convex glass, 15.5cm diameter. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

170. A pair of 19th century giltwood three-light wall sconces, 38cm high x 35cm wide. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

171. A late 18th century/19th century Continental polychrome papier maché Santos figure, likely to be the infant Jesus, 44cm high. £250-500 (+24%BP*)

172. A late 19th/early 20th century brass mounted glass Corinthian column oil lamp, the clear and frosted glass shade with clear glass funnel on a white metal mount with single adjuster, the collar stamped ‘Evered & Co Ltd Patent Safety Lock Collar’, the adjuster marked ‘Hinks’s Patent Duplex’, with facet cut clear glass font, the brass Corinthian capital set on a hexagonal column and step square plinth base, overall 88cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

173. A late 19th/early 20th century brass Corinthian column oil lamp, the clear and frosted glass shade with frilled rim, with clear glass funnel, overall 80cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

174. A late 19th/early 20th century brass oil lamp, the opaque white glass shade with floral painted detail, with clear glass funnel, the single adjuster stamped ‘B. Cars, English Make’, on a chinoiserie style pierced brass circular column with scroll and griffin detail, on a square base with pierced detail raised on four paw feet, overall 63.5cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

175. A late 19th/early 20th century brass oil lamp, with clear and frosted etched glass shade, clear glass funnel, the single brass adjuster marked ‘Hinks’s Patent, Duplex’ the collar stamped ‘Hinks’s & Sons Patent’ on a twinhandled tapered cylindrical base with pierced detail on circular foot with three scroll feet, overall 71cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

176. A late 19th/early 20th century brass mounted Corinthian column oil lamp, with clear and frosted etched glass shade and clear glass funnel, the brass adjusters with black insert galleon details, with clear facet cut glass reservoir, the column centred with a dark spiral column section, the base with laurel wreath detail, overall 88cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

177. A late 19th century/early 20th century electroplated Corinthian column oil lamp, with clear frosted and etched glass shade with clear glass funnel, the white metal collar inscribed ‘Evered & Co Ltd, Patent Safety Lock Collar’, with facet cut clear glass reservoir, overall 78cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

178. A late 19th/early 20th century brass oil lamp, with opaque glass shade and clear glass funnel, the burner with two adjuster stamped ‘English Made Duplex’, with clear cut glass reservoir on a pierced tapered square column, with embossed urn and ribbon-tied detail, overall 74.5cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

179. A late 19th/early 20th century brass oil lamp, with etched cranberry glass shade and clear funnel, the opaque pink glass reservoir with painted foliate details on a tapered reeded column, and green glazed ceramic base, overall 70.5cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

180. A collection of seven antique copper and brass powder flasks, of plain form. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

Lot 186

186. A collection of four antique brass and leather shot flasks, to include one with embossed panel of huntsman and dog, 22.5cm long. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

187. Two late 19th century/early 20th century cast iron figural money banks, one modelled as a female with green, red, white and yellow painted details inscribed ‘ Dinah’, the other modelled as a male with red, green and white painted details inscribed ‘Jolly Nigger Bank’, 16cm and 17cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

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181. A collection of five antique copper and brass powder flasks, each with embossed shell decoration. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

182. A collection of five antique copper and brass powder flasks, with embossed decoration of horses, birds, huntsman and dog, etc. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

183. A collection of five antique copper and brass powder flasks, two with shell embossed decoration, one with stylised foliate decoration, and two others. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

184. A collection of five antique copper and brass powder flasks, each with embossed decoration. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

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188. A collection of five cast iron money banks, to include ‘Speaking Dog’, ‘Uncle Sam’, ‘Teddy and the Bear’, ‘Football Bank’ and another, with painted details (5). £250-500 (+24%BP*)

189. A collection of early 20th century metalware, to include an Art Nouveau style copper and brass lidded jug of elongated form, 31.5cm high, a pair of embossed copper bowls, 13cm diameter, a Glasgow School cylindrical vase embossed with stylised flower, 13cm high, and a silver-plated green glass threehandled vase, 13cm high. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

190. A Liberty & Co. Tudric pewter oval dish with two handles and cloverleaf decoration, stamped ‘Tudric 0287’, 28cm wide. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

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185. A collection of five assorted antique copper and brass powder flasks, four embossed with scenes of huntsman and dog, one embossed with dog and pheasant. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

191. An early 20th century Art Nouveau style white metal chamber candlestick, 8cm high, together with an early 20th century Art Nouveau style white metal desk stand, with hinged oval cover opening to a white ceramic inkwell, 25.5cm wide (2). £40-80 (+24%BP*)

192. An early 20th century W.M.F. electroplated cigarette box, the hinged rectangular cover with raised oval detail on a hammered ground, the sides with reeded detail, raised on four ebonised bun feet, stamped marks, 16cm wide x 6cm high x 11cm deep. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

193. A W.M.F. Art Nouveau liqueur jug and stopper, 23.5cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

194. An early 20th century W.M.F. secessionistware white metal mounted green glass twin handled jardiniere, stamped marks ‘No. 336’, 28.5cm wide. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

195. A Liberty & Co. English pewter twin-handled tray, with hammered finish, stamped ‘English Pewter 043’, 48cm wide. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

197. A 19th century needlework sampler, Jane Fraser, 1825, worked in coloured threads to depict a country house, flowers, animals and verse, 47.5cm x 37cm. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

196. A collection of five assorted oviform vesta holders, to include two clear glass, one white glazed Carlton Ware, one Doulton Stoneware, and a silver mounted green stone example (5). £50-100 (+24%BP*)

198. A 19th century 1827 pattern officer’s sword with steel scabbard, with wire-bound fish skin grip, blade length 82.5cm £50-100 (+24%BP*)

199. A treen nutcrack, in the form of an elderly gentleman, 21cm long, together with a cased Meerschaum pipe, the bowl carved with a fox, 12.5cm long. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

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200. A late 19th/early 20th century bronze figure of Romulus and Remus, modelled suckling from a she-wolf, 6cm high x 10cm wide. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

201. A 19th century needlework sampler by ‘Nellie Reid, aged 10, 1888’, worked in coloured threads with alphabet, numbers, verse, flowers, animals and building, 53.5cm x 31.5cm £100-200 (+24%BP*)

202. A late 19th/early 20th century box of 84 assorted specimen woods collected by J. S. Masson, each specimen wood with inscribed detail, 38cm wide x 4cm high x 17.5cm deep. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

203. A collection of 19th century and later coinage, to include a George III crown dated 1820, four Victorian crowns dated 1889, a Victorian crown dated 1898, together with various other crowns, assorted coinage and bank notes. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

204. Two pairs of black and tan leather riding boots, both with ‘Maxwell, Dover Street, London’ boot trees. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

205. Two pairs of leather riding boots, one pair brown, the other black, both with ‘Maxwell, Dover Street, London’ boot trees. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

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208. A 19th century Italian violin, Luigi Bajoni, Milan, 1869, bearing paper label to interior, length of back excluding button 36cm, in a fitted case with single bow. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

206. A late 19th/early 20th century pietra dura plaque, inlaid with various specimen stones to depict an Alsatian dog, in ebonised frame, plaque 15.5cm x 11cm, overall size 23cm x 18cm £50-100 (+24%BP*)

209. An early 20th century violin bearing paper label for Joseph Kloz, senior, Mittenwald, 1807, No. 308, length of back excluding button 35cm, in a rosewood case with single bow. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

207. A late 19th/early 20th century pietra dura plaque, decorated with various specimen stones to depict the head of a horse, in ebonised frame, plaque 16.5cm x 11cm, overall size 24cm x 18.5cm £50-100 (+24%BP*)

210. Wine, a case of six bottles Corton Charlemagne, 1999, Olivier Leflave, 75cl. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

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211. Wine, a case of six bottles ‘Domaine Romanee-Conti, La Tache 1994’, 75cl. Provenance: purchased from Corney & Barrow by the current vendor circa 2002. £6000-8000 (+24%BP*)

212. A pair of gilt metal mounted hand-painted porcelain urns, decorated with classical maidens and putti, signed ‘Collot’, within champlevé enamel borders, 25cm high. £80-120 (+24%BP*)

213. A gilt metal mounted simulated gold stone table lamp and shade, 52cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

214. An early 20th century cold-painted bronze model of a stag, 11.5cm high x 16cm wide. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

215. A collection of fourteen assorted 19th century Scottish pottery carpet bowls, of varying size and pattern. Detail illustrated on inside back cover. £250-500 (+24%BP*)

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A PRIVATE COLLECTION OF 17TH CENTURY STUMPWORK EMBROIDERY

216. A 17th century silkwork and stumpwork picture depicting King Charles I and Queen Henrietta Maria, worked in coloured threads with the King and Queen sitting at a table with attendant male and female figures, silkwork picture 17cm x 30.5cm, overall size in frame 24cm x 37cm. £500-800 (+24%BP*)

217. A 17th century silkwork and stumpwork picture, worked in coloured threads with a male and female, building, trees, animals to include, rabbit, stag, snail, caterpillar and birds, the bottom corners with stumpwork bush, rabbit and fish and stumpwork lion either side of a stumpwork rose, embroidered kingfisher and butterfly, silkwork picture 23cm x 30cm, overall size in frame 29cm x 36cm. £500-800 (+24%BP*)

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218. A Charles II stumpwork picture, depicting Charles II and Catherine of Braganza surrounded by trees, building, birds, peacock, squirrel, snail, caterpillar, lion, kingfisher and unicorn, with some seed pearl details throughout, stumpwork picture 30cm x 42cm, overall size in frame 42cm x 54cm. Detail illustrated on front cover.

£800-1200 (+24%BP*)

219. A mid 17th century stumpwork and lacquer mirror dated 1652, the rectangular mirror plate within a stumpwork surround, the arch decorated with a flowering tree and initials ‘M.D’ surrounded by angel, sun and buildings with small reflective details, animals to include, whale, frog, birds, fox, dog and others, the left side decorated with female figure standing holding a hawk, possibly Catherine of Braganza, the right side a male figure, probably Charles II, the apron decorated with an urn issuing flowers and foliage dated 1652 flanked by a lion, birds, insects and acorn tree, the black lacquer frame with gilded details, 61.5cm high x 52.5cm wide.

£1000-2000 (+24%BP*)

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CLOCKS

220. An early 19th century French ormolu miniature clock ‘Gare La Bombe’, the black and white circular enamel dial with Roman numerals inscribed ‘Chopin Fqt. Rue St. Denis No.257’ with single fusee movement, set in a surround depicting Cupid being fired from a mortar, raised on four cylindrical supports, approximately 20.5cm high x 14.5cm wide. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

221. A 19th century gilt metal mounted Sevres bisque porcelain clock garniture, the clock with black and white circular Arabic numeral dial, inscribed ‘BALTHAZARD, PARIS’, the twin train movement striking on a bell, with classical maiden and attendant dog surmount, together with a pair of companion figures, the clock 32.5cm high x 33cm wide, the companion figures approx. 30.5cm high. £500-800 (+24%BP*)

222. A late 19th/early 20th century Dresden porcelain mantel clock, the circular enamel dial with Arabic and Roman numerals, with single train movement, the case with putti surmount flanked by male and female figures with applied flower encrusted decoration, 41cm high x 40cm wide. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

223. A late 19th century gilt metal porcelain mounted mantel clock, set with three blue ground Sevres style porcelain panels, the front panel with circular Roman numeral dial, with twin train movement striking on a bell, above a painted panel of male and female in a garden, flanked by painted panels with ribbon-tied baskets of flowers and birds, the gilt metal case with engraved foliate detail, 34.5cm high x 20.5cm wide. £500-800 (+24%BP*)

224. A late 19th/early 20th century gilt brass mantel clock, the circular dial with Arabic numerals, inscribed ‘Glasgow’, the twin train movement striking on a coiled gong, the movement stamped ‘Japy Freres & Co’, 20221, 411, within architectural pierced case with urn-shaped finial, 42cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

225. A late 19th century French white marble gilt metal mounted mantel clock, the circular convex enamel dial with Arabic numerals and floral garland detail, the twin train movement striking on a bell, raised on four gilt metal mounted Doric columns with lyre-shaped surmount, raised on four tapered cylindrical feet, 46cm high x 30cm wide. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

226. An early 20th century green ground chinoiserie decorated mantel clock, the silvered dial with Arabic numerals, with slow-fast, chime, silent dials, the three train movement striking on five gongs within architectural case on four bun feet, 41cm high x 28cm wide. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

227. A 19th century Continental gilt metal mantel clock, the black and white circular enamel dial with Roman numerals, the twin train movement striking on a bell, within octagonal surround with shell-set corners with figural surmount of classical maiden and attendant dog sitting on a wall with spring, raised on a shaped rectangular base with four tapered cylindrical supports, 43cm high x 28cm wide. £400-600 (+24%BP*)

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train movement striking on a bell, the case with presentation plaque inscribed ‘THE GIFT OF H.BAYLEY TO G.V. ROGERS, SURGEON, WEST MEON’, the sides with lion mask and ring handles, and gilt metal sound frets raised on four paw feet, 50.5cm high x 28cm wide.

£1000-1500 (+24%BP*)

228. A late 19th/early 20th century gilt metal mounted marble clock garniture, the clock with circular enamel dial bearing Arabic numerals and floral garland detail, the twin train movement striking on a bell, the case with urn-shaped finial, 43cm high, together with a pair of three-light candelabra en-suite, 33cm high.

£150-300 (+24%BP*)

bells, within architectural caddy top case supported by four fluted tapered cylindrical columns raised on bracket feet, 42cm high x 33cm wide x 27cm deep. £800-1200 (+24%BP*)

229. A 19th century mahogany and ebony lined bracket clock, Ellicott & Taylor, Royal Exchange, the circular 7¾” dial with Roman numerals

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230. A 19th century rosewood bracket clock, Mitchell, Glasgow, the circular 6¾” dial with Roman numerals, with slow fast adjust, the twin train movement striking on a bell within a Gothic Revival case with urn surmount, triple cluster column detail, raised on four bun feet, 51.5cm high. £800-1200 (+24%BP*)

231. A George III mahogany bracket clock, George Fee, Coventry, the silvered dial with Arabic and Roman numerals with two subsidiary dials, date aperture and bob pendulum, the twin train double fuseé movement striking on seven

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A PRIVATE COLLECTION OF SCOTTISH SNUFF MULLS AND SNUFF BOXES PART II

232. A Scottish silver baluster snuff mull with reeded borders, the hinged cover with traces of engraved crest of the Earl of Kinnoull and the base inscribed ‘G. Russel’ early 18th century, 5.5cm high.

£400-600 (+24%BP*)

233. Curling interest: a Mauchline ware shaped oblong snuff box, the hinged cover painted with a curling scene depicting curlers on a frozen loch in a tree-lined mountainous winter landscape, the front side inscribed ‘Presented To David Marr Pres. of the Mauchline Curling Society by the Curlers of his native place as a Token of respect for his long, ardent, and successful perseverance as A Curler’, the base painted in polychrome colours with two long tailed animals toasting each other with raised goblets amid foliated scrolls against a gilt ground, the sides similarly painted with foliated scrolls, partly legible stamp on the inside of cover ‘Smith, Mauchline’, 19th century, 9cm wide.

£300-500 (+24%BP*)

234. A Scottish curly horn silvermounted snuff mull set with a domed pink banded agate, within chased foliate border enclosing plaque dated ‘1843’, the collar inscribed ‘A token of respect To MR. R. HERVEY from a few friends in Old Abdn’, mid-19th century, 9cm high.

£150-250 (+24%BP*)

235. An Oliva porphyria shell snuff box, with finely worked silver mounts, shaped thumb-piece and applied scroll motifs, early 19th century, 10cm long. £250-350 (+24%BP*)

236. A Mauchline ware penwork oblong snuff box, with wooden hinge, decorated with illustrations from Robert Burns’ poetry including: ‘Peasant’s Grace’; ‘Rent Day’; ‘The Twa Dogs’; ‘It is the moon, I ken her horn’ etc, the interior base stamped ‘Lammie, Cumnock’, 19th century, 8.5cm wide. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

237. A Mauchline ware cartouche-shaped snuff box, with overall richly gilded scrolling foliage decoration on a black ground, the interior of the cover stamped with Royal Warrant and ‘Smith, Mauchline’, with wooden hinge and foil lined interior, 19th century, 8cm wide. £150-250 (+24%BP*)

238. An unusual Scottish treen snuff mull carved as a Highlander wearing pleated kilt and Glengarry hat, the jacket with brass studded buttons and brass sporran cantle, the back with hinged snuff compartment, 19th century, 13cm high. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

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239. A Scottish curved horn snuff mull with silver thistle hinge, the terminal carved in the form of an animal’s head with bone inset eyes, the collar inscribed ‘James Bishop Tanner 1818’ and the oval plaque engraved with initials ‘JB’, early 19th century, 11.5cm long. £150-200 (+24%BP*)

240. A Scottish curly horn silver-mounted snuff mull carved in the form of a mythical beast’s head, with large ears and bone inset eyes, the escutcheon initialled ‘FF’ and with vacant cartouche, early 19th century, 10cm wide. £150-250 (+24%BP*)

241. Jacobite interest: a fine tortoiseshell circular snuff box, with radiating pattern centred with a rose head to base and cover, with gilt metal mounts and scroll thumbpiece, the interior of the hinged cover inset with a painted oval miniature bust portrait of Prince James Francis Edward Stuart (The Old Pretender), early 18th century, 7.2cm diameter. £1000-1500 (+24%BP*)

242. An unusual Scottish curly horn snuff mull carved in the form of an elephant’s head, the silver collar inscribed ‘James Mason, Blantyre, 10th July 1823’ and the oblong plaque engraved with initials ‘JM’, early 19th century, 8.5cm high. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

243. A Scottish curved horn silver-mounted snuff mull, the hinged cover with shaped circular plaque inscribed ‘Gift Captn. Alexr. Ross of Calrosie To The Revd. Mr. Pat Grant Minister of Loggy Er, 1774’, 9cm long. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

244. A Mauchline ware pen-work oblong table snuff box, the cover decorated with a depiction of fishing boats and fishermen with nets against a stormy sky, with wooden hinge and foil lined interior, 19th century, 12.5cm wide. £300-500 (+24%BP*)

245. A Scottish horn circular snuff box with glass base, the pull-off cover set with a faceted citrine in plain silver rim mount, unmarked probably by Dunningham of Aberdeen, late 19th century, 8cm diameter. £40-60 (+24%BP*)

246. A pressed horn circular snuff box with in-curved sides and flower head to base, the pull-off cover with a bust portrait of William Wallace in armour, stamped around the border ‘WILLIAM WALLACE, THE RESTORER OF SCOTLANDS FREEDOM’, late 18th century, 7.5cm diameter. £150-250 (+24%BP*)

247. An unusual heart-shaped pewter snuff box, the three-quarter hinged cover engraved with a gauntleted hand, fox and hound, the base inscribed ‘Geo Rix Feb. 3d 61’, circa 1760, 5.5cm long. £50-80 (+24%BP*)

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248. A Scottish tortoiseshell and mother-of-pearl banded baluster snuff mull with silver scalloped rim, the silver base inscribed ‘John Graham Esqr. Nicolson Street Edinr Obt. 3d Decr 1775 aged 77’ and the silver heart-shaped disc to the cover initialled ‘JG’ above a heart, mid 18th century, 5.7cm high. £400-600 (+24%BP*)

249. An Ayr Bridge souvenir oblong oak snuff box, the hinged cover applied with a pierced and engraved silver plaque decorated with a scene of the arched bridge over the river Ayr flanked by town houses, inscribed ‘MADE OF OAK WHICH FORMED PART OF THE FOUNDATION OF THE AULD BRIG O’ AYR 1252’, the sides applied with silver Masonic symbols and the front with silver entwined initials ‘JSR’, stamped ‘LYL. AYR’ for John Lyall, late 19th century, 6cm wide. £150-250 (+24%BP*)

250. A treen circular snuff box, with bone inset inscribed ‘This Box was part of the Painted Chamber Destroyed by Fire Octr. 16, 1834’, circa 1834, 8cm diameter.

Footnote: The box was made from the timber rescued from the ruin of the devastating fire at the Palace of Westminster on 16 October 1834. £40-60 (+24%BP*)

251. A Scottish brass and treen octagonal flat snuff box, the brass cover rotates to reveal the aperture and is inscribed ‘Chas McCallum’, the base is inscribed ‘Perth 1801’, early 19th century, 6.8cm wide. £80-120 (+24%BP*)

252. A Scottish silver rectangular snuff box with overall engine-turned decoration, the central disc inscribed ‘To John Lees from W. Mitchell’, maker’s mark ‘TJ’ for Thomas Johnston II, Edinburgh 1874, with gilt interior, 7.5cm wide. £100-150 (+24%BP*)

253. A Scottish curved horn silver-mounted snuff mull with scallop hinge, escutcheon engraved ‘1839’, collar engraved ‘John Smith Tillybo.’ (for Tullibody) and with silver terminal, 10.5cm long. £80-120 (+24%BP*)

254. A Scottish novelty brass snuff box in the form of a book with tooled spine and slide action opening, engraved to either side with a crown and hammer, one side inscribed ‘By hammer and hand all art doth stand. When you remember me’, the other side inscribed ‘Andrew Kerr hammerman, his box 1721’ with initials ‘AKHM’, early 18th century, 7cm long. £100-150 (+24%BP*)

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255. A fine Scottish burr yew oblong snuff box with in-curved sides and integral wooden hinge, the cover inset with sixteen segmented rays of different woods, each separate wood bearing inscription of it’s origin: ‘Oak of Alloway Kirk’, ‘Birk of Aberfeldie’ etc, the centre decorated with the first verse (words and music) of Robert Burns’ poem ‘Auld Lang Syne’ within a wreath of thistles, the oval inlay to the base with entwined scroll inscribed with lines from ‘Lay of the Last Minstrel’ by Sir Walter Scott, and also inscribed ‘D. CRAIG FECIT’, with foil lined interior and four tiny silver stud feet, stamped inside cover ‘D CRAIG, HELENSBURGH’, early 19th century, 10.5cm wide. £300-500 (+24%BP*)

256. A Scottish three-pronged antler snuff box, with silver mounts and detachable bung stopper attached with a chain, the horn incised with date ‘1704’, early 18th century, 9.5cm long. £150-250 (+24%BP*)

257. A brass upright oval snuff mull, the threequarter hinged cover engraved with initials ‘JC’ within wriggle-work borders, late 18th century, 6cm high. £50-80 (+24%BP*)

258. A silver cartouche-shaped snuff box, the hinged cover set with an oval banded grey agate within engraved foliate border, the base inscribed ‘Dr. James Simson Profr. of Medicine ST. ANDREWS

Died Aug 30 1770’, with gilt interior, 7cm wide Footnote: James Simson (1740-1770) was Chandos Chair of Medicine and Anatomy at the University of St Andrews from 1764-1770. He bequeathed his library of medical books to the University of St Andrews. £150-250 (+24%BP*)

259. A small Scottish treen ‘blind man’ snuff box, the rectangular cover carved in high relief with a depiction of Robert Burns’ Tam o’ Shanter fleeing across the Brig o’ Doon on his horse Meg to escape from a witch who is pulling Meg’s tail, the ends carved with a recumbent dog and the front further carved with two sheep, with wooden hinge, mid-19th century, 8.5cm wide. £150-250 (+24%BP*)

260. A Scottish horn oval snuff box, the cover with a silver butterfly hinge, late 18th century, 7cm long. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

261. A Scottish treen oval section snuff box, the hinged cover with applied label inscribed ‘John Urquhart of FAIRHILL’, early 19th century, 8.5cm wide. £30-50 (+24%BP*)

262. A pressed horn circular snuff box, the lift-off cover with a commemorative bust portrait of Robert Burns and Muse, inscribed around the border ‘THE POETIC GENIUS OF MY COUNTRY FOUND ME AT THE PLOUGH AND THREW HER INSPIRING MANTLE OVER ME’, signed ‘WILSON SCT.’, the base with a plough surrounded with thistles, mid-19th century, 8.5cm diameter. £150-250 (+24%BP*)

263. A Mauchline ware penwork oblong snuff box, the cover decorated with an interior scene after ‘The Rent Day’ by Sir David Wilkie inscribed ‘Poor tenant bodies scant o’ cash, How they maun thole a factors snash’ the in-curved sides and base decorated with thistles and roses, the interior of the base stamped ‘Stiven, Laurencekirk’, 19th century, 8cm wide. £100-150 (+24%BP*)

264. A Scottish large laburnum baluster snuff mull, with richly grained body and silver butterfly hinge, the base carved with overlapping concentric ovals, mid-18th century, 8cm high. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

265. A Scottish treen ‘blind man’ table snuff box, the rectangular cover carved in high relief with a depiction of Robert Burns’ Tam o’ Shanter fleeing across the Brig o’ Doon on his horse Meg to escape from a witch who is pulling Meg’s tail, the sides further carved with recumbent dogs and sheep, with wooden hinge, mid-19th century, 16cm wide. £250-350 (+24%BP*)

266. A Scottish double deer’s foot snuff box, the silver hinged covers each set with an oval faceted citrine within engraved scrollwork borders, the collar inscribed ‘DONALD McQUEEN ESQr. 92nd Highlanders from GEORGE W. H. ROSS of Cromarty’, with silver shoe to base and snuff spoon on chain, mid-19th century, 9.5cm long. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

267. A Scottish foal’s foot snuff box, with brass three-quarter hinged cover inscribed ‘J. Somerville, Duntiblae, KIRKINTILLOCH’, with brass shoe to base, mid-19th century, 5.5cm long. £70-100 (+24%BP*)

268. A large Mauchline burr wood table snuff box, the three-quarter hinged cover with a fine pen and ink scene depicting two young women picking roses in a country garden with a male figure nearby, inscribed ‘Love’ beneath within a border of fruiting vines, indistinctly stamped inside cover ‘W GRAHAM, AYR’, mid 19th century, 13.5cm wide overall. £250-350 (+24%BP*)

269. A Scottish flattened curved horn snuff mull with scalloped silver collar, engraved foliate hinge and crescentshaped escutcheon engraved with initials ‘WS’, mid-19th century, 12.5cm long. £80-120 (+24%BP*)

270. A Scottish curly horn silvermounted snuff mull, the hinged cover with scalloped rim and centrally set faceted citrine in pierced coronet mount, stamped marks: ‘CM ABD’ for Charles Melvin of Aberdeen, Hallmarked Edinburgh, 1908, 8.5cm high. £80-120 (+24%BP*)

271. A Scottish curly horn silvermounted snuff mull with thistle hinge, circular disc engraved with initials ‘TQ’, collar inscribed ‘From J. Keith to Thos. Quinlan’ and applied plaque inscribed ‘Wear it & Welcome’, early 19th century, 7cm high. £70-100 (+24%BP*)

272. A Scottish ram’s horn table snuff mull with silver mounts, the repoussé chased foliate hinged cover set with a foil-backed quartz crystal, the collar inscribed ‘PRESENTED to the CONSTABLES of EASTER PORTSBURGH by WM. RUSSELL RESIDENT BAILLIE, as a mark of his regard, 1825.’, with a large escutcheon to front engraved with the coat-of-arms of Edinburgh within a thistle engraved border, also with cut-cornered plaque inscribed ‘ALEXR. SCOTT Moderator 1825 & 1826’, the tapering terminal set with a cabochon carnelian and with snuff accoutrements on chains, early 19th century, 28cm wide.

Footnote: Easter Portsburgh lay in the area now occupied by Bristo Square and Potterrow, extending as far east as Nicolson Square, Edinburgh.

£300-500 (+24%BP*)

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273. A large curved horn snuff mull with pewter mounts, pierced thistle terminal and two suspension rings, maker’s mark ‘DURIE’ stamped inside cover, mid-19th century, 47cm long. £70-100 (+24%BP*)

274. A Mauchline ware circular pen-work snuff box, the cover decorated with an interior scene after ‘The Rent Day’ by Sir David Wilkie inscribed ‘Poor tenant bodies scant o’ cash, How they maun thole a factors snash’, with further linear decoration to sides and hatched decoration to the base, mid-19th century, 8cm diameter. £60-100 (+24%BP*)

275. A Mauchline ware circular penwork snuff box, the silver disc on the cover engraved with lines from Robert Burns’ poem ‘Tam o’ Shanter’: ‘She prophesy’d that late or soon, Thou would be found deep drown’d in Doon. Or catch’d wi’ warlocks in the mirk, By Alloway’s auld haunted kirk’ with engraved thistle below, the underside with a penwork depiction inscribed ‘Tam roar’d out weel done Cutty-sark And in an instant a’ was dark’, mid-19th century, 6.7cm diameter. £100-150 (+24%BP*)

276. A Mauchline oblong burr wood snuff box, the cover applied with a pen-work commemorative portrait of Robert the Bruce, with wooden hinge and foil lined interior, mid-19th century, 9cm wide. £80-120 (+24%BP*)

277. A large Mauchline burr wood table snuff box, the three-quarter hinged cover painted with an interior scene from Robert Burns’ poem ‘The Cotter’s Saturday Night’, depicting a family gathered around a fire, after an illustration by David Allan, mid-19th century, 21cm wide overall. £250-350 (+24%BP*)

278. A Scottish curly horn snuff mull with silver mounts, the collar inscribed ‘A. Hunter, Cabinet Maker, Arbroath’, the shield escutcheon to the cover engraved with initials ‘JR’ and the escutcheon to the body engraved with initials, mid-19th century, 7.5cm high. £80-120 (+24%BP*)

279. A Scottish leather upright oval double snuff mull with central hinge, the covers each set with a grey banded agate within silver chased foliate border, 18th century, 8.5cm wide. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

280. A Scottish large hardwood baluster snuff mull with silver butterfly hinge, the collar inscribed ‘A Gift from Mrs Anderson to J. Gibson’ and the oval disc engraved with initials ‘WW’, mid-18th century, 8cm high. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

281. A highly unusual Scottish horn upright oval snuff mull, with finely worked brass piqué decoration of a turreted castle with arm and dagger crest, and a stylised thistle within borders of entwined garlands, the hinged cover with vacant silver initial disc, and with further piqué work decoration to the base, late 18th century, 8.5cm high.

Footnote: A pair of horn beakers with similar decoration, property of Forbes of Pitsligo were sold Sotheby’s, 28 March 2017, lot 10. £300-500 (+24%BP*)

282. A steel octagonal snuff box, the hinged cover inscribed ‘AEt. 74 J. Kerridge Oct 18th 1718. J. Kerridge June 11th 1780 Aet. 80’, with push button and spring catch, early 18th century, 8.5cm wide. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

283. A treen baluster snuff mull with fluted sides, the silver hinged cover engraved with a central rose head, with steel spring catch and thumbpiece, mid18th century, 4cm high. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

284. A novelty treen snuff box in the form of an acorn, with turned reeded bands and screw-off cover, early 19th century, 7cm long. £60-100 (+24%BP*)

285. A Scottish curled horn snuff mull, the terminal in the form of a stylised bird’s head with slender neck and inset bone eyes with silver thumbpiece, ball hinge and scalloped border, early 19th century, 8.5cm long. £250-350 (+24%BP*)

286. A Scottish curly horn snuff mull with silver mounts, the collar inscribed ‘Thos. McDonald, Perth’ and the escutcheon engraved with Masonic symbols, mid-19th century, 8cm high. £60-100 (+24%BP*)

Lot 277

Lot 285

Lot 281

WEDNESDAY 26TH APRIL PRINTS

287. After Sir William Russell Flint (1880-1969) Madame du Barry the Reigning Beauty and Madame du Barry as a Bacchante a pair of coloured prints, inscribed in pencil 39.5cm x 23.5cm.

£40-80 (+24%BP*)

288. After John Clark The Town of Dundee coloured print

44cm x 58cm.

£40-80 (+24%BP*)

289. AR Edwin La Dell (British, 1914-1970) Gordonstoun lithograph in colours, signed, inscribed and numbered 2/75 41cm x 59cm.

£40-80 (+24%BP*)

290. After William Nicholson (1872-1949) H.M. The Queen woodblock print

26cm x 24.5cm.

£40-80 (+24%BP*)

291. After James Humbert Craig RHA RUA (1877-1944)

Evening Sunlight in the Rosses, Co-Donegal coloured print, signed in pencil lower right 47cm x 55cm.

£80-120 (+24%BP*)

292. After Henry Fuseli RA (1741-1825) Shakespear, Macbeth engraving 49.5cm x 62cm.

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

293. After Pierre-August Renoir Bal Musette drypoint 31cm x 19.5cm. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

294. After Fred Taylor Gillie and Deer-Hounds coloured engraving 57cm x 72cm.

£50-100 (+24%BP*)

Lot 294

Lot 290

Lot 288

Colquhon, Drummond, Macleod, Murray, Ross and MacDuff

six coloured prints from The Clans of The Scottish Highlands approximately 35cm x 24cm (6).

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

Lot

Seal drypoint and carborundum, signed lower right and numbered 14/30 lower left 76cm x 107cm.

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

Goat drypoint and carborundum, signed lower right and numbered 2/30 lower left 78cm x 92.5cm. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

Heads and Characters of Illustrious Persons of Great Britain twenty various engravings approximately 40cm x 26cm (20).

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

Lot 295

295. After Robert Roland McIan (British, 1803-1856)

296

296. AR Kate Boxer

Lot 297

297. AR Kate Boxer

Lot 298

298. Jacobus Houbraken (Dutch 1698-1780) The

The spinning wheel watercolour, signed lower left 43cm x 34cm.

£150-300 (+24%BP*)

Bust length sketch of a young girl with ringlets charcoal and coloured chalk indistinctly signed and dated 1852 lower right 61cm x 49cm.

£50-100 (+24%BP*)

Roses watercolour, signed lower right and inscribed on label verso

46cm x 70cm.

£500-800 (+24%BP*)

Off the Mory watercolour, signed lower right, inscribed lower left 24cm x 34cm.

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

Lot 299

299. Tom McEwan RSW (1846-1914)

Lot 300

300. AR Constance Walton RSW (1866-1960)

Lot 301

301. 19th century British School

Lot 302

302. James Macmaster RSW RBA (1856-1913)

303. 19th century European School

Allegorical study with philosopher watercolour, indistinctly signed lower right

32cm x 50cm.

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

304. Circle of Amadeo Preziosi (1816-1882)

Study of a Turkish Court Official watercolour, inscribed lower right 27cm x 22cm.

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

305. Late 19th/20th century Burmese School

Boats on the Irrawaddy River, a pair watercolours, signed with monogram lower left and lower right

15cm x 20cm (2).

£80-120 (+24%BP*)

306. Attributed to Edwin Austin Abbey (1852-1911)

Cathedral interior

watercolour

27.5cm x 21cm.

£80-120 (+24%BP*)

Lot

307. James Y Gant (act. 1827-1841)

Bust length portrait of a girl watercolour, framed oval, signed and inscribed lower right

18.5cm x 13.5cm.

£80-120 (+24%BP*)

308. Patrick William Adam RSA (1852-1929)

Girl walking on a country path charcoal and pastel, signed lower right 22cm x 16cm.

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

309. 18th century English School

Portrait of a Gentleman pencil

27cm x 21cm.

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

Lot 310

310. AR Frank Henry Mason (1876-1965)

Tethered fishing boats, Volendam, VD.335. watercolour, signed and dated ‘99 lower left 23cm x 33cm.

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

Lot 311

311. AR Frank Henry Mason (1876-1965)

An Engagement of 74 Gun Line Battleships watercolour, signed lower left 24.5cm x 50cm.

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

312. English School, early 19th century

The City of Salamanca from the River Tomes watercolour

24cm x 35.2cm.

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

307

313. AR Robert Craig-Wallace (1886-1969)

A Regatta on the Firth of Clyde watercolour, signed 47cm x 72.5cm.

£300-500 (+24%BP*)

314. Federico Schianchi (1858-1919)

The Appian Way, Rome watercolour, signed 34cm x 52cm.

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

315. 19th century Scottish School, follower of Sir Edwin Henry Landseer

Highland landscape with stag and hinds watercolour

49cm x 65cm.

£150-300 (+24%BP*)

316. 19th century British School

Half length portrait of a boy holding a cap and gun watercolour, indistinctly signed and dated 1846 lower right

21cm x 17.5cm.

£50-100 (+24%BP*)

317. Leonard Raven-Hill (1867-1942)

Golfing interest - What sort of a player is Mr McNeil? ink, signed lower right 25cm x 35cm together with a watercolour ‘A South View of the House at Toddington Manor’, 27cm x 38cm, a watercolour ‘Still life with red roses’ by M.T.Heath, signed and dated ‘86, 37cm x 18.5cm, and a pair of coloured etchings after Jean Francois Millet, each depicting mother and child (5).

£50-100 (+24%BP*)

318. Manner of Augustus John Mother and child charcoal, signed ‘John’ lower right 23cm x 14cm.

£80-120 (+24%BP*)

319. After Angelica Kauffman

A classical maiden and bird, charcoal and chalk, framed oval, in giltwood frame, 14.5cm x 10.5cm, together with an oval giltwood picture frame, overall size 39cm x 34cm (2).

£50-100 (+24%BP*)

320. Arthur W. Perry (fl.1908-1939)

River scene with figures fishing watercolour, signed lower right

15.5cm x 34cm.

£50-100 (+24%BP*)

321. John Hervey Oswald (1843-1895)

Thurso Bay, Orkney Islands in the distance watercolour, signed lower left and inscribed lower right

20.5cm x 35.5cm.

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

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Lot 315

Lot 321

Lot 322

322. AR Matthew Draper (b.1973)

Nightime landscape

pastel on paper, signed and dated 2000 lower right 73cm x 69cm.

£200-400 (+24%BP*)

323. AR John Forgan

Edinburgh City charcoal and watercolour, signed lower left 56cm x 75cm.

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

325. AR Annabel Playfair

Runner Ducks and Ducks two charcoal and chalk, both signed lower right, the former dated 2000 51cm x 43cm and 34cm x 52cm (2).

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

Lot 326

326. AR Gillian M. Wilson

Perthshire Pigs and Three Tups two pastel and charcoal, both signed and dated ‘03 lower right 28cm x 49cm and 23cm x 50cm (2).

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

327. AR Gillian M. Wilson

Three Tups and Tup two charcoal and pastel, both signed lower right and dated ‘07 and ‘99 respectively 40cm x 58cm and 32cm x 46cm (2).

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

328. Late 19th/early 20th century Scottish School Highland landscape with shepherd and flock watercolour

27cm x 38cm.

£70-150 (+24%BP*)

329. 20th century British School

Portrait of a spaniel watercolour

23cm x 17cm.

£50-100 (+24%BP*)

330. F.W. Lee

Alpine landscape watercolour, signed and dated 1907

16cm x 21cm.

£50-100 (+24%BP*)

Lot 324

324. AR Annabel Playfair

Chickens and Pair of Light Sussex two charcoal and watercolour, both signed lower right

32.5cm x 51cm and 34.5cm x 46cm (2).

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

42cm

£150-300

OIL PAINTINGS

28.5cm

33.5cm

Lot 331

331. G.W. (19th century) Sorrento from Capo di Monte watercolour, signed inscribed and dated 1872 lower left

x 69cm.

(+24%BP*)

Lot 332

332. Waller Hugh Paton RSA RSW (1828-1895) Broty Ferry watercolour, signed, inscribed and dated May 1853 lower right

16cm x 25cm.

£200-300 (+24%BP*)

Lot 333

333. Robert Russell Macnee RGI (1880-1952) The poultry yard oil on canvas, signed lower left

x 44cm. £400-600 (+24%BP*)

Lot 334

334. Robert Russell Macnee RGI (1880-1952) Seascape with breaking waves oil on canvas, signed lower left

x 44cm.

£150-300 (+24%BP*)

335. Attributed to Edwin Hayes RHA RI ROI (1819-1904)

Shipping in squally conditions off lighthouse point oil on panel

17cm x 25cm.

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

339. D Gordon Shields (1888-1943)

In East Lothian oil on board, signed lower left and inscribed verso 24cm x 29cm.

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

340. 19th century British School Cattle in a barn with attendant dog oil on canvas

24.5cm x 34.5cm.

£70-150 (+24%BP*)

336. F. E. Jamieson (1895-1950)

Highland landscape with loch oil on canvas, signed lower left 49cm x 75cm.

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

337. L.W. (20th century)

Still life with chrysanthemum and fruit oil on board, signed with initials lower left LW 29cm square.

£70-150 (+24%BP*)

338. AR William Drummond Bone RWA ARSA (1907-1979)

Still life

oil on board, signed and dated ‘58 lower left 60cm x 49.5cm.

£200-400 (+24%BP*)

341. M.K. (early 20th century)

Sunset with figures on the riverbank oil on board, indistinctly signed, possibly Kaumbach, lower left and dated 1919

15.5cm x 24cm .

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

342. 19th century British School

Summer landscape with house, river, cattle grazing and figures on riverbank oil on canvas

34.5cm x 44.5cm.

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

Lot 335

Lot 336

Lot 339

Lot 341

The young game keeper oil on canvas, signed lower left, inscribed verso

55cm x 39.5cm.

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

Fisher lass, Fifeshire oil on canvas, signed lower right and inscribed on label verso

44.5cm x 29cm.

£150-300 (+24%BP*)

May Time oil on panel, signed lower left and inscribed on label verso

23cm x 32cm.

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

346. Late 19th/early 20th century British School

Fishing boats at low tide oil on board

14cm x 25cm.

£50-100 (+24%BP*)

347. D. Tayler (20th century)

Three masted schooner oil on canvas, signed lower right 59.5cm x 90cm.

£250-500 (+24%BP*)

On the Luggy oil on canvas, signed lower left, inscribed verso 52cm x 73.5cm.

£400-600 (+24%BP*)

Lot 343

343. Wilton Motley (19th/20th century)

Lot 344

344. Andrew Black RSW (1850-1916)

Lot 345

345. Edwin Sherwood Calvert RSW (1844-1898)

Lot 348

348. Tom Mostyn (1864-1930)

349. AR J. J. Hovener (b.1940 Dutch) Beach scene with figures paddling oil on canvas, signed lower right

48.5cm x 59cm.

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

69.5cm x 89.5cm.

£400-600 (+24%BP*)

351. Petrus Geradus Vertin (1819-1893)

Northern European street scene with figures oil on canvas, signed and dated ‘60 lower right 44cm x 35cm.

£400-600 (+24%BP*)

352. Walter Taylor (1880-1943)

Still life with mixed flowers in a green vase oil on board, signed lower left 24cm x 20.5cm.

£80-120 (+24%BP*)

353. AR Jacqueline Stanhope (b.1963)

Rainbow Quest oil on canvas, signed lower right and inscribed upper right 50cm x 60cm.

£200-300 (+24%BP*)

354. Tushar (20th century Indian School) River scene with figures and boats oil on board, signed lower left 94cm x 59cm.

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

355. John Wilson Ewbank RSA (1779-1847)

Tarbett Old Castle, Loch Fyne, and Old Watch Tower on the Firth of Clyde, a pair oils on tin, inscribed verso 24cm x 34cm.

£400-600 (+24%BP*)

356. Late 19th/early 20th century British School Shipping off the coastline oil on board

22.5cm x 46cm.

£150-250 (+24%BP*)

£150-300 (+24%BP*)

Lot 350

350. John MacLeod (19th century) Two Bay horses oil on canvas

Lot 351

Lot 357

357. AR William John Popham (20th century) Clipper in choppy seas oil on canvas, signed lower right 60cm x 90cm.

358. Scottish School, late 19th century

A Shepherd with his Dogs oil on canvas

53.2cm x 35.5cm.

£200-400 (+24%BP*)

359. William Pratt (1854-1936)

The New Dress oil on canvas, signed and dated 1901

53.3cm x 35.5cm.

£400-600 (+24%BP*)

360. Andrew Archer Gamley (1869-1949)

A Regatta Day on the East Neuk of Fife oil on canvas, signed 63.5cm x 76.2cm.

£500-800 (+24%BP*)

361. Edwin Frederick Holt (1830-1912)

A Highland Bull and Cow in a Landscape oil on board, signed and dated 1877

23.7cm x 30cm.

£200-300 (+24%BP*)

362. Charles Thomas Bale (fl. 1866-1892)

A Goblet and a Tankard with Mixed Fruit on a Ledge oil on canvas, signed 35.5cm x 45.7cm.

£150-200 (+24%BP*)

363. English School, early 20th century Peasants resting below Doune Castle, Perthshire oil on board 61cm x 45.7cm.

£70-100 (+24%BP*)

Lot 358

Lot 359

Lot 360

28cm

£200-400 (+24%BP*)

33.5cm

£150-300 (+24%BP*)

Highland landscape with two ponies, three retrievers and game oil on canvas, signed lower left 125cm x 100cm.

£400-600 (+24%BP*)

River scene at low tide, figures in the shallows and cattle watering oil on canvas, signed lower right 41cm x 99cm.

£150-300 (+24%BP*)

Lot 367

Lot 364

364. Follower of Aelbert Cuyp (1620-1691) Cows in a river landscape oil on canvas

x 35cm.

Lot 365

365. 19th century Scottish School Gillie with pony, stag and hounds oil on canvas

x 46cm.

Lot 366

366. Walter Andrew (19th century)

367. Karl Heffner (1849-1925)

£400-600

£6000-9000

Lot 368

368. AR William Miller Frazer RSA (1864-1961) Clouds over the estuary oil on board, signed lower left 28cm x 38.5cm.

(+24%BP*)

369. Robert Gemmell Hutchison RSA RBA ROI RSW (British, 1855-1936)

By the Zuider Zee oil on canvas laid on board, signed lower left 35.5cm x 49cm.

(+24%BP*)

Lot 370

370. S. D. Skillet (fl.1845-1856)

Shipping in rough seas oil on canvas, inscribed on label verso 65.5cm x 100.5cm.

£300-500 (+24%BP*)

Lot 369

Karoon oil on canvas

60.5cm x 90.5cm

Karoon, a steel screw steamer schooner built 1889 by W. Gray & Co. of Limerick for Thomas Appleby & Co. of West Hartlepool. Official no. 95889, 2170 tons gross, 1423 tons nett, classed 100 A1 in Lloyds Register for 1890 onwards. Identification letters LBPK. In 1905 the Karoon disappears from registers of British shipping, the last Lloyds entry for 1904/05 showing the owners to be Japanese.

£500-800 (+24%BP*)

51cm x 40.5cm.

£100-200 (+24%BP*)

Still life with pink and white roses oil on canvas, signed lower right framed oval 49cm x 39.5cm.

£1000-1500 (+24%BP*)

374.

Monarch

two acrylics on board, both signed lower right 23cm square and 29cm square (2). £250-400 (+24%BP*)

373. James Stuart Park (1862-1933)

AR Dorothy Stirling (b. 1939)

of the Ben and Hover

Lot 371

371. Manner of Antonio Nicolo Gasparo Jacobsen (American, 1850-1921)

Lot 372

372. Early 20th century British School

Portrait of a lady wearing a green shawl oil on canvas

Lot 373

Pears and Jug of Wild Flowers two oils on board, the later signed lower right

18.5cm square and 21cm square (2).

£300-500 (+24%BP*)

376. AR Chris Bushe RSW (b. 1958)

Pale September

acrylic on board, inscribed on label verso approximately 58cm square.

£200-400 (+24%BP*)

Purple Tulips acrylic and oil pastel, signed lower right

55cm x 34cm.

£150-300 (+24%BP*)

378. AR David M. Martin RSW RGI (1922-2018)

Yellow rose and poppies oil on canvas, signed and dated ‘00 lower right 59.5cm x 49.5cm.

£250-500 (+24%BP*)

Landing place oil on board, signed lower left 99.5cm x 26cm.

£250-500 (+24%BP*)

380. AR John Brown RSW (b.1945) Blue Scabious oil on board, signed lower right 79cm x 74cm.

£300-500 (+24%BP*)

375. AR Sandy Murphy RSW, RGI (b.1956)

377. AR Claire Harrigan (b.1964)

379. AR William Birnie (1929-2006)

Lot 380

Lot 375

Lot 379

Lot 381

381. A Victorian silver mounted scent bottle, London, 1890, maker’s mark of ‘Samson Mordan & Co.’, in the form of a double-sided willow pattern dish, ‘RD.29260’, 4.3cm diameter x 5.5cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

382. A 20th century white metal filigree work oval-shaped box and cover, the cover centred with oval-shaped amber coloured cabochon on a pierced scroll ground, raised on four ball-shaped feet, 13cm diameter x 6cm high. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

383. A Continental white metal bowl and cover, the cover with bud-shaped finial on a base with scroll rim, stamped ‘800’, 13cm high, together with a pentagonal-shaped white metal dish inscribed ‘Annual Meeting Cairo 2000’, 14cm diameter, a white metal coin-set dish, 10cm diameter, a white metal heart-shaped paperclip, and a white metal mounted coin keyring. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

Lot 384

384. A Chinese silver and enamel filigree calling card case, late 19th century, decorated with four dragons within a filigree work border with blue, green and brown enamel highlights, 1.5 troy ozs, 9cm x 6cm. £80-120 (+24%BP*)

385. A collection of Continental white metal miniature models, to include; A Dutch tapered cylindrical two handled tea urn and cover, 6cm high, a spittoon and cover, 2.5cm high, hexagonal shaped basket with swing handle, 2.5cm high, a three footed bowl with turned wooden handle, 9.5cm long, a claret jug, 4cm high, a side cabinet 3cm high, oval shaped basket, 5.2cm long, girl on swing, 4.5cm high, bottle vase, 2.5cm high, circular box and cover, 3.5cm high, six others and a miniature brass figure of Napoleon, 3.2cm high, (17). £50-100 (+24%BP*)

386. A composite suite of silver, flatware and cutlery, early 19th century and later, various dates and makers, comprising thirteen various table forks, six table knives, seven assorted starter forks, six assorted starter knives, seven assorted tablespoons, nine assorted dessert spoons, six fruit knives with silver blades, a soup ladle, and pair of sugar tongs, predominantly ‘Kings’ pattern, some engraved with armorial crest, the soup ladle dated 1807, London, gross weight of silver items only 106 troy ozs. £1000-1500 (+24%BP*)

Lot 386

387. A pair of Edwardian silver bonbon dishes, London, 1909, maker’s mark of ‘F. Ltd.’, of pierced circular form raised on three scroll supports, 13.5cm diameter x 8cm high, 8.7 troy ozs. £70-150 (+24%BP*)

388. A George V silver sugar caster, London, 1913, maker’s mark of S.D.L.D., 22.5cm high, 9.7 troy ozs. £70-150 (+24%BP*)

391. A Russian silver gilt and cloisonné enamel spoon, Moscow, 1887, 13cm long, together with another similar smaller Russian enamel spoon, 10.5cm long (2), 1.3 troy ozs. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

389. A late 19th century silver and yellow metal mounted vesta holder of small size, Birmingham, probably 1878, maker’s mark rubbed, 3.3cm x 2.4cm, together with two silver and yellow metal mounted medallions, gross weight 33.2 grams. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

390. A George V three-piece silver tea set, Birmingham, 1933, maker’s mark of ‘R&D’, gross weight 19.6 troy ozs. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

392. A rare late Victorian silver vesta case, Chester, 1900, maker’s mark of ‘Charles Lyster & Son’, decorated with heart-shaped panel embossed with portrait of Queen Victoria, 5.5cm x 4cm £40-80 (+24%BP*)

Lot 388

Lot 391

Lot 392

Lot 390

393. An American Art Nouveau sterling silver vesta case, embossed to both sides with a maiden and garlands of flowers, maker’s mark of ‘G’ for ‘F.S. Gilbert, mass.’, circa 1900, 7cm x 4.5cm £50-100 (+24%BP*)

394. An American sterling silver trinket box, the hinged cover embossed with a golfer, maker ‘F.S. Gilbert, Mass.’, 4.5cm wide. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

395. An American sterling silver vesta case, formed as a pig, with hinged head, 5cm long, together with another sterling silver vesta case formed as an owl with red glass eyes, 4.5cm high (2). £50-100 (+24%BP*)

396. An American sterling silver engraved envelope stamp holder, stamped ‘Sterling 925’, 4cm wide, together with another similar smaller plain example, 2.7cm wide. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

397. A large Victorian silver-plated biscuit barrel, maker’s mark of ‘Elkington & Co’, the hinged cover with fruit and leaf finial, the sides decorated with classical figures, 21cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

401. An Edwardian silver and tortoiseshell snuff box, Birmingham 1906, maker’s mark of ‘Lias & Son’, the hinged cover with tortoiseshell detail overlaid with trellis work, 6cm wide. Provenance: the John Gielgud Collection, Sotheby’s, ex Lot 491. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

Lot 398

398. A George III silver soup ladle, Edinburgh, 1796, maker ‘Alex Zeigler’, pointed end, engraved with initials, 6.6 troy ozs. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

399. Three Chinese silver dessert spoons, the terminals engraved with dragons, stamped marks, 3.3 troy ozs. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

400. A cased set of six Art Deco style silver and enamel coffee spoons, Birmingham, 1936, maker’s mark of ‘Adie Brothers’, the bowls decorated with yellow, blue, green and purple enamel with coffee bean terminals. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

402. A 20th century white metal MiddleEastern rose bowl, of circular form embossed with fourteen oval coats of arms to include Malaysia, Malaka, etc, divided by embossed flowers and foliage, the detachable cover with lattice design, 20cm diameter x 10cm high, 8.5 troy ozs. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

403. A modern silver mounted cut-glass decanter and stopper, Birmingham 1987, maker’s mark of ‘R&D’, 26.5cm high. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

Lot 401

Lot 402

404. A Victorian silver novelty caddy spoon in the form a jockey’s cap, Birmingham, 1888, maker’s mark of ‘H&T’, 5cm wide. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

406. A George III Irish silver oval-shaped basket, Dublin, 1795, engraved with ribbon-tied floral garlands, the shaped cartouches engraved with initial ‘M’ to one side and armorial crest to the other, with swing handle, 20.5cm high with handle raised, 16.5cm wide, 8.7 troy ozs. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

405. An early 20th century silver salver, Birmingham, maker’s mark of ‘C&K’, date letter rubbed, engraved to the centre with the ‘Royal Corps of Signals’ crest, surrounded by sixteen engraved facsimile signatures, 25cm diameter, 15.8 troy ozs. £150-250 (+24%BP*)

407. A George VI silver twin-handled octagonalshaped bowl, Birmingham, 1939, maker’s mark of ‘J.G.Ltd’, engraved with presentation inscription, 29.5cm wide x 14cm high, 29 troy ozs. £300-500 (+24%BP*)

408. A George V silver cigarette box, London, 1921, maker’s mark of ‘SC&Co’, engraved with presentation inscription, 18cm wide, gross weight 15.4 troy ozs. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

Lot 404

Lot 405

Lot 406

Lot 407

409. A modern silver candle snuffer, Birmingham, 2008, maker’s mark of ‘LJM’, with turned wooden handle, 28cm long. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

410. A pair of Edwardian silver plated and mother of pearl handled servers with silver collars, Sheffield, 1902, maker’s mark of ‘J.Y.’, in original fitted case. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

411. Three cased sets of silverware, to include a christening mug, Sheffield, 1938, a Birmingham silver oval napkin ring with engine turned details, and a Birmingham silver three-piece chastening set of napkin ring, eggcup and spoon, gross weight 5 troy ozs. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

412. A George VI silver six-piece cruet set, Birmingham, 1939, maker’s mark of ‘DD&S’, in original fitted case. £70-150 (+24%BP*)

416. A set of Edwardian silver dress buttons, Edinburgh, 1908, maker’s mark of ‘T.E.’, lozengeshaped engraved with armorial crest, comprising twenty-seven large size buttons, 2.5cm x 2cm, and twelve smaller buttons, 1.8cm x 1.5cm, gross weight 3.3 troy ozs. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

417. An oval silver photograph frame, Sheffield, 1986, maker’s mark of ‘Mappin & Webb’, with strut support, 22.5cm high x 17cm wide. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

418. A pair of late 19th century white metal candlesticks, the square columns with chaste foliate scroll detail on square plinth bases, 30cm high, 53 troy ozs. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

419. A George III silver gilt twin-handled cup and cover, London, 1775, maker’s mark of ‘John Parker & Edward Wakelin’, in the Neo Classical style with double snake-form handles terminating on rams head terminals with chaste acanthus leaf detail, the domed cover with acorn-shaped finial, 87 troy ozs. £3000-5000 (+24%BP*)

Lot 413

413. A Victorian silver twin-handled loving cup and cover, Sheffield, 1890, maker’s mark of ‘H.S.’, part-gadrooned form engraved with presentation inscription, the cover with spiral twist finial, together with an associated silver spoon in fitted case, gross weight 7.3 troy ozs. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

414. A collection of seven assorted silver napkin rings, various makers, dates, shape and size, gross weight 6.3 troy ozs. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

415. A George V silver cigarette case, Birmingham, 1920, maker’s mark ‘J.G. Ltd’, the engine turned covers with initial panel bearing engraved detail, 11cm wide, together with a silver mounted hardstone vesta holder, London, 1898, maker’s mark of ‘J.G.&S.’, 3cm high. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

Lot 420

420. An early 20th century three piece silver tea set, Birmingham, 1904 and 1914, maker’s mark of J&C, oval shaped with part gadrooned detail, the teapot engraved ‘1881-1906’, teapot 16cm high, gross weight 31 troy ozs. £300-500 (+24%BP*)

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421. A late 19th century Chinese silver tankard, the double-skinned tapered cylindrical body decorated in relief with pavilions, figures, pine trees and sampans, inscribed on shield-shaped plaque ‘W. Wards, Hong Kong 1873’, with winged dragon handle, stamped marks, 16cm high, 12.8 troy ozs. £300-500 (+24%BP*)

422. A George V four-piece silver tea set, Sheffield, 1932, maker’s mark of ‘D&S’, comprising tea pot, hot water pot, twin-handled sugar bowl and milk jug, of tapered octagonal form raised on four scroll and foliate cast feet with shell-shaped terminals, the teapot 14cm high, gross weight 58 troy ozs. £600-800 (+24%BP*)

423. An Edwardian silver three-piece bachelor’s tea set, Birmingham, 1905, maker’s mark of ‘W. Hutton & Sons Ltd’, comprising tea pot, twin-handled sugar bowl and milk jug, all with embossed flower detail, gross weight 15.1 troy ozs. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

424. A late 19th/early 20th century Continental white metal Rococo style twin-handled tray, 42cm wide, 14.5 troy ozs. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

425. An early 20th century silver sandwich box retailed by ‘Harrods’, Birmingham, date letter ‘O’ for either 1913 or 1938, maker’s mark of ‘JY&S’, with double hinged spine inscribed to the interior ‘Harrods Ltd’, 12.5cm wide, 6.8 troy ozs. £70-150 (+24%BP*)

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426. A yellow metal Arola chronograph wristwatch, 2250, with expandable bracelet strap, dial diameter 3.3cm. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

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429. An American 14K gold pocket watch, No.1058785, by ‘Howard Watch Company, Boston, Mass.’, the circular dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, overall diameter 4.7cm, in original ‘Howard Watch Company’ box, gross weight 68.5 grams. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

430. A Victorian silver cased open-faced pocket watch, ‘John Forrest, London, Chronometer Maker to the Admiralty, 1071’, the silver case marked ‘Chester 1895’, the engine turned dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, 5.1cm diameter. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

431. Finesse, a gentleman’s stainless steel automatic wristwatch, the silvered dial with Arabic and baton numerals, with diamond set bezel, and white metal bracelet strap, together with an alternative bracelet strap with black finish, dial diameter 3.2cm £200-300 (+24%BP*)

432. Finesse, a gentleman’s stainless steel automatic wristwatch, the silvered dial with rose gold coloured Arabic and baton numerals, with diamond set bezel and rubber strap, together with an alternative rose gold coloured strap, dial diameter 3.2cm £200-300 (+24%BP*)

433. Ingersoll, a gentleman’s stainless steel limited edition wristwatch, the silvered dial with Roman numerals, date aperture, and subsidiary day and month dials, dial diameter 3.5cm with leather strap. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

434. Maurice Lacroix, a gentleman’s stainless steel automatic wristwatch, the white dial with day, month and moon phase dials, with Roman numerals and leather strap, dial diameter 2.7cm £300-500 (+24%BP*)

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Lot 435

435. A 9ct ladies Rotary quartz wristwatch, the oval dial with baton numerals with 9ct gold bracelet strap, gross weight 12.7 grams. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

436. A Victorian silver cased open-faced pocket watch, John Walker 5431, silver hallmarks for London 1870, the black and white Roman numeral dial with subsidiary seconds dial and blued hands, 5.4cm diameter. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

437. A Victorian silver cased open-faced pocket watch, D. Thomson, Dunfermline, the case with silver hallmarks for Chester 1899, the silvered dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, 5.5cm diameter. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

Lot 439

439. A Smiths De Luxe 9ct gold cased openfaced pocket watch, the black and white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the inner cover bearing presentation inscription dated 1953, dial size 4.5cm diameter, gross weight 86.5 grams. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

Lot 438

438. A 9ct gold ladies Omega wristwatch, the square shaped champagne coloured dial with baton numerals, with 9ct gold bracelet strap, in original box, gross weight 26.5 grams. £200-400 (+24%BP*)

Lot 440

440. A stainless steel Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust wristwatch, circa 1989, the blue dial with baton numerals, with Jubilee strap, dial diameter 3cm, with original Rolex Guarantee, ‘S702874, 16220’ inscribed ‘Cairncross of Perth 31-12-98’, in green leather wallet. £1500-2000 (+24%BP*)

441. A 9ct gold cameo-set ring, ring size ‘I½’, gross weight 2.1 grams. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

442. A butterscotch amber necklace, formed from a single strand of graduated oval beads, gross weight 22 grams. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

443. A yellow metal and diamond set flower brooch, centred with a six-petal flower flanked by a smaller five-petal flower on a leafy ground encrusted with diamonds, gross weight 19.7 grams. £400-600 (+24%BP*)

444. A white metal jade and diamond set ring, stamped ‘750’, ring size ‘M’. £400-600 (+24%BP*)

445. A pair of white metal, kynite and diamond earrings, the butterflies stamped ‘750’. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

446. A white metal and diamond flower shaped pendant, together with a pair of matching clip earrings (3). £400-600 (+24%BP*)

448. A white metal South African ruby and diamond set ring, stamped ‘750’, ring size ‘O’. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

449. A pair of white metal ruby and diamond drop earrings, the butterflies stamped ‘750’. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

450. A collection of assorted jewellery, to include two white metal watch chains, citrine coloured cut-glass fob, horseshoe and amethyst glass stick pin, vesta holder, and other remaining items to include small leather purse, assorted coinage etc. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

451. A collection of 9ct gold jewellery, to include four assorted necklaces, and a pair of bracelets, gross weight 27.5 grams. £300-500 (+24%BP*)

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Lot 447

447. A pair of white metal kynite and diamond drop earrings, stamped ‘750’. £300-500 (+24%BP*)

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Lot 452

452. An Edward VII gold sovereign dated 1904. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

453. An Arts & Crafts white metal grey agate and amethyst set ring, centred with grey agate cabochon surrounded by four amethyst cabochons. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

454. A small group of jewellery to include a ‘Ruskin’ pewter mounted circular brooch, with turquoise blue-glazed insert, a white metal butterfly wing drop-shaped pendant, and a black lacquer foliate decorated hat pin. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

455. An 18ct gold and pearl Modernist brooch, with five randomly set pearls on an abstract geometric frame, stamped ‘18K’, gross weight 9.5 grams. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

456. An Arts & Crafts white metal moonstone and garnet set brooch, set with five oval moonstones within a pierced foliate border set with four garnets, with intricately pierced reverse, 5.5cm x 4.5cm. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

Lot 457

457. A 9ct gold charm bracelet, suspending twenty four assorted charms, with heart shaped lock, gross weight 97.5 grams. £700-1000 (+24%BP*)

Lot 458

458. A red amber type necklace, formed from a single row of graduated oval beads, approximately 80cm long, gross weight 81.6 grams. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

459. A cased set of three 9ct gold shirt studs, 2.8 grams. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

Lot 456

460. A 9ct gold Albert chain suspending T-bar, 41cm long, 26.5 grams. £300-500 (+24%BP*)

462. A yellow metal serpent ring, stamped ‘18CT’, 10.3 grams. £200-400 (+24%BP*)

An 18ct gold signet ring, ring size ‘M’, 11.2 grams. £300-500 (+24%BP*)

463. A Middle-Eastern gold coin, 11 grams. £300-500 (+24%BP*)

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Lot 464

464. A pink ground millefiori glass paperweight, decorated with green, pink and blue millefiori canes divided by purple and white spiral canes, approximately 7.5cm diameter, together with a millefiori glass inkwell and stopper, 13.5cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

465. A millefiori glass inkwell and stopper, decorated with concentric rings of pink, white and blue millefiori canes dated on one cane 1972, 15cm high, together with a blue ground millefiori and clear glass dish, 9.5cm diameter x 4.5cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

Lot 467

467. Two Paul Ysart paperweights, comprising a millefiori weight on a clear ground, rough pontil, 8cm diameter, together with a concentric millefiori weight on a clear ground, flat polished base, 7cm diameter (2). £250-400 (+24%BP*)

Lot 466

466. Two Paul Ysart paperweights, comprising a garland millefiori weight on a translucent mottled blue ground, signed ‘PY’ on single cane, flat polished base 7.5cm diameter, together with a star millefiori pattern weight on a translucent blue ground, flat polished base, 7cm diameter. £250-400 (+24%BP*)

Lot 468

468. Two Ysart paperweights, comprising a Salvador Ysart concentric millefiori paperweight on an opaque blue ground signed on central cane ‘Y’, polished pontil, 7.5cm diameter, together with another Ysart paperweight decorated with millefiori and latticino canes on an orange ground, rough pontil, 8cm diameter. £250-400 (+24%BP*)

469. A collection of six Ysart paperweights, including a Paul Ysart garland sulfide weight with Perth coat of arms, 7.5cm diameter, a large blue ground millefiori concentric weight, 8.5cm diameter, a latticino spoke and bubble weight on a green ground, 8cm diameter, a latticino spoke and millefiori weight on a black ground, 7.5cm diameter, a faceted millefiori ‘babysham’ weight, 6.5cm diameter, and a small millefiori four-row concentric weight, 6cm diameter. £250-400 (+24%BP*)

Lot 474

474. A set of nine early 20th century clear and frosted glass dessert bowls and saucers, bearing oval gilded initial panels within gilt line borders, the bowls 11cm diameter x 7.5cm high, the saucers 16cm diameter. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

470. Two antique French millefiori basket paperweights, comprising small concentric weight with central clichy rose cane, with outer blue and white canes drawn into the centre of the base, 5.5cm diameter, together with a larger five row millefiori concentric weight, with outer green and white canes drawn into the centre of the base, 8cm diameter. £250-400 (+24%BP*)

471. An antique French Baccarat millefiori garland paperweight, the central millefiori cluster surrounded by a quatrefoil garland of green and white canes, set on a clear ground, 7cm diameter, together with an antique scrambled weight with white filigree and coloured latticino canes, and gold stone flecks, 6cm diameter. £250-400 (+24%BP*)

472. Two Ysart glass inkwells and stoppers, comprising a Paul Ysart inkwell with mottled blue and white well and pointed stopper on a coloured splatter ground with upward trailing fronds, polished pontil, 10.5cm diameter x 12cm high, together with a Salvador Ysart inkwell, with latticino, spoke and millefiori pattern on an orange ground with matching stopper, rough pontil, 10cm diameter x 11cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

473. A large antique English five row concentric millefiori inkwell and stopper, decorated with blue, white, pink and green coloured millefiori canes, 14.5cm high x 10.5cm diameter. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

Lot 475

475. A pair of late 19th/early 20th century green and opaque white glass overlaid jars and covers, the opaque white overlay glass with richly gilded foliate scrolls, the domed covers with tapered hexagonal finials, 37cm high. £700-900 (+24%BP*)

476. A set of twelve boxed Edinburgh Crystal ‘Star of Edinburgh’ white wine glasses, contained in six boxes, 13.5cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

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477. A part suite of 20th century thistle pattern glassware, comprising eleven champagne saucers, approximately 9.5cm high, together with six liqueur glasses approximately 8.5cm high, each with diamond cut borders and engraved thistle detail. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

Lot 480

480. A Monart vase, shape SA, mottled purple, blue and green with four pulled-up lines, 17.5cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

Lot 478

478. A Bohemian clear and ruby glass vase, 20th century, of tapered cylindrical form on a decagon-shaped base, the clear glass ground with richly gilded foliate details, 30.5cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

479. Michael Powolny for Loetz, a Tango vase, orange cased glass with dark brown vertical stripes radiating from the base, 11cm high. £80-120 (+24%BP*)

Lot 481

481. A rare and early Monart vase, shape ‘M’, with green spiral trail and blue dot decoration, with opaque white interior, 18cm high. £300-500 (+24%BP*)

482. Druide, A Rene Lalique clear and frosted glass vase, with traces of original blue staining, signed ‘R. Lalique, France’, 18cm high. £800-1200 (+24%BP*)

483. A pair of Victorian glass rummers, with facetcut detail, 16cm high. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

484. An 18th century Dutch wine glass, the deep tapered cylindrical bowl with engraved armorial crest and inscription ‘DE GOEDE VRIND SCHAP’, on a knopped facet cut stem and later ebonised wooden foot, 17.5cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

485. An 18th century Continental wine glass, the tapered cylindrical bowl with engraved armorial crest flanked by two lions, on a silesian stem and conical folded foot, 17cm high. £70-150 (+24%BP*)

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BRITISH & EUROPEAN CERAMICS

486. Pomegranate, a miniature Moorcroft vase, decorated with stylised fruit and foliage on a blue/green ground, impressed marks, signed in green, 9cm high. £80-120 (+24%BP*)

487. A Mintons part tea and coffee set, with richly gilded and silvered decoration of fruiting branches and insects, comprising three tea cups, four coffee cups, and nine saucers, puce printed marks and retailers mark for ‘T. Goode & Co. London’. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

Lot 488

488. A 19th century blue printed Pearlware egg stand, willow pattern, pierced to hold six eggs, 16.5cm high. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

490. Claremont, a Moorcroft vase, decorated with stylised toadstools on a green ground, impressed marks, signed in blue, 18cm high. £400-600 (+24%BP*)

491. An early 20th century Van Briggle pottery vase, the tapered cylindrical body decorated in relief with a floral spray on each side, in muted teal and dark blue coloured matt glaze, incised marks ‘AA, Van Briggle, Colo Spgs’, 20.5cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

492. A Wedgwood Fairyland lustre vase, designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones, decorated in the ‘Candlemas’ pattern (broken and re-stuck), printed marks, patter no. Z5157, 22cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

Lot 489

489. An early 20th century Wedgwood green ground lustre dragon bowl, printed marks, pattern No. ‘Z4831’, 18.5cm diameter x 8.5cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

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Lot 493

493. A pair of Royal Doulton Flambé vases, impressed and printed marks, 23cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

Lot 495

495. A hand-painted Royal Worcester potpourri jar and cover, decorated with fruit on a mossy background within richly gilded borders, signed ‘M. Morris’, black printed marks, 12.5cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

496. An Aynsley Fine Art Collection hand-painted vase, The Common Otter (Lutra Vulgaris), signed F. Shaw, printed marks, 19cm high. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

497. A hand-painted Coalport twin-handled urn, decorated with fruit on a mossy background within richly gilded border, printed marks, signed ‘L. Dale’, 11cm high. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

498. A limited edition Royal Worcester model of Prince’s Grace and Foal, modelled by Doris Lindner, No 612 of 750, with presentation certificate, overall 23cm high x 25cm wide. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

Lot 494

494. A set of six Spode cobalt blue ground hand-painted game birds plates, comprising quail, pheasant, mallard, snipe, plover and pintail, 23cm diameter. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

499. Susie Cooper for Gray’s Pottery, a hand-painted part tea set comprising six tea cups, six saucers, six side plates, a cake plate, large jug, small jug, slop bowl and four small tapered cylindrical cups. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

500. A pair of 19th century Staffordshire pottery pug dogs, modelled standing on naturalistic bases, 23cm high x 19cm wide. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

501. A 19th century green ground Davenport part fruit set, decorated with hand-painted colourful sprays of flowers and foliage within richly gilded green ground borders, comprising fifteen fruit plates 22.5cm diameter, three oval shaped dishes, two rectangular shaped dishes, four shaped circular dishes, a small tureen and cover and a pedestal bowl. £200-400 (+24%BP*)

502. A pair of 19th century porcelain figural spill vases, one modelled as a male figure inscribed ‘I AM STARTING FOR A LONG JOURNEY’, the other a female and dog inscribed ‘I AM OFF WITH HIM’, 15.5cm high. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

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Lot 499

503. A pair of Royal Worcester hand-painted porcelain ovalshaped plaques by Raymond Rushton, circa 1918, one decorated with named view ‘Constantinople’, the other ‘The Acropolis Anthens’, puce printed marks, inscribed verso, mounted in giltwood frames, the plaques approx. 31.5cm x 24cm £2000-3000 (+24%BP*)

504. A 19th century English porcelain cache pot, possibly Coalport, decorated with hexagonal-shaped yellow ground panels centred with oval-shaped floral medallions divided by lozenge-shaped panels of roses within richly gilded borders, with scroll handles the details picked out in gilt, 20cm diameter x 15.5cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

505. A 19th century Spode blue ground part fruit set, hand-painted with named botanical studies on a blue ground, comprising twelve plates 20.5cm diameter, a pair of ovate dishes, a pair of shell-shaped dishes, and a pair of two-handled rectangular shaped dishes, painted marks ‘SPODE 2004’, each piece with named plant. £800-1200 (+24%BP*)

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Lot 506

506. Two late 19th century Burmantofts pottery grotesque spoon warmers, one with turquoise glaze, the other yellow glazed with applied glass eyes, impressed marks, 12.5cm high. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

507. A studio pottery vase, with blue splash decoration on a café au lait ground, painted with initials and number ‘98-32’, 25.5cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

508. A pair of Sitzendorf porcelain four-light candelabra, each modelled with a classical maiden and flower-encrusted details, approximately 50cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

509. An Italian Majolica pilgrim flask and cover, with horned satyr mask handles, polychrome decoration of mythical beast, masks and scrolling foliage, overall 39.5cm high. £80-120 (+24%BP*)

510. A late 19th/early 20th century porcelain jardiniere, decorated with stylised roses and foliage on a vertical striped white and cobalt blue ground, 29cm diameter x 24.5cm high. £70-150 (+24%BP*)

511. A late 19th century Sevres style porcelain gilt metal mounted twin-handled table centrepiece, the oval porcelain bowl decorated with oval-shaped panel of figures in a garden within richly gilded borders, and a landscape panel within richly gilded borders, the interior decorated with scattered foliate sprays, with foliate cast scroll-over mounts on fluted socle and octagonal plinth base, 53cm wide x 35.5cm high. £500-800 (+24%BP*)

512. A large late 19th century pewter mounter porcelain beer stein, decorated en grisaille with classical frieze, overall 40cm high. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

513. A Mettlach stoneware beer stein, with incised decoration of musical figures, stamped marks, 17cm high. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

Lot 514

514. A late 19th/early 20th century hand-painted pottery jardiniere, decorated with humming birds and flowering cactus, stamped marks E.G., 24.5cm diameter x 28cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

515. A Samson porcelain twin-handled tureen and cover, decorated in the Chinese famille rose armorial style, 18.5cm diameter x 18cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

Lot 511

CHINESE PORCELAIN

518. A Chinese porcelain blue and white jar and cover, Qing Dynasty, decorated with flowers and foliage, the domed cover with Shishi finial, four character Kangxi mark but later, 21.5cm high, together with a Chinese porcelain blue and white sleeve vase decorated with two oval shaped panels enclosing figures in a fenced garden on a ground of flowers and scrolling foliage, four character Kangxi mark but later, 21cm high (2). £50-100 (+24%BP*)

519. A Chinese porcelain famille rose pear-shaped vase, 20th century, decorated with rectangular panels enclosing figures on a blue lotus scroll ground within black ground borders, decorated with panels of boys, flowers and foliage, 54cm high. £80-120 (+24%BP*)

Lot 516

516. A Chinese porcelain blue and white crackle glazed jardiniere, Qing Dynasty, decorated with a pair of peacocks, flowers and foliage within burnished borders, 37cm diameter x 33cm high. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

520. A group of Chinese blue and white porcelain, Qing Dynasty, comprising a circular plate decorated with peony within a diaper border, 23.5cm diameter, and octagonal shaped soup plate decorated with fenced garden of peony, prunus blossom, and birds, 21.5cm diameter, and a blue and white jar and cover decorated with prunus blossom on a cracked ice ground, 17cm high (3). £50-100 (+24%BP*)

521. A Chinese porcelain celadon glazed bowl, Qing Dynasty, in white metal pierced and foliate embossed frame, 11cm diameter x 5.5cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

Lot 517

517. A Chinese porcelain blue and white jar, Qing Dynasty, probably Kangxi Period, the ribbed oviform body decorated with three circular roundels enclosing precious objects within a border of lotus flower and scrolling foliage, 13cm high, together with carved and pierced wood stand on four ruyi form bracket feet, overall height (jar on stand) 18cm high. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

522. A Chinese porcelain famille rose Canton punch bowl, Qing Dynasty, decorated with panels of figures divided by panels of flowers and birds, on a richly gilded ground with green scroll detail, 30cm diameter x 13cm high. £70-150 (+24%BP*)

523. A Chinese porcelain blue and white dish, Qing Dynasty, probably Kangxi, with clobbered decoration of peony and ladies in a garden, 37.5cm diameter. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

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524. A Chinese porcelain vase, Qing Dynasty, decorated with figures in a fenced garden on a black ground, 21cm high. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

525. A Chinese porcelain famille verte hexagonal tea canister and cover, decorated with rectangular shaped panels of ladies in a fenced garden divided by panels of urns issuing prunus blossom, 28cm high. £70-150 (+24%BP*)

526. A Chinese porcelain blue and white rouleau vase, Qing Dynasty, decorated with panels of figures, flowers and objects, the details picked out in famille rose and famille vert enamels, 43.5cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

527. A Chinese porcelain famille verte bottle vase, Qing Dynasty, decorated with four kylin, double ring mark to base, 34.5cm high. £70-150 (+24%BP*)

528. A Chinese porcelain famille rose vase, Qing Dynasty, decorated with rock work, peony and pair of birds perching on a flowering branch, 41cm high. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

529. A Chinese porcelain famille verte vase, Qing Dynasty, converted to a table lamp, the porcelain vase decorated with kylin and other animals on a red scroll ground, later mounted with a two-light table lamp fitting, the porcelain 42.5cm high, overall size 79cm high, together with another Chinese porcelain gilt metal mounted vase converted to a table lamp, decorated with ladies in a garden, overall 58.5cm high. £70-150 (+24%BP*)

530. A Chinese porcelain blue and white teapot and cover, Qing Dynasty, decorated with a fenced garden of palm trees and tables with urns issuing flowers, within a diaper border, 19cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

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531. Four Chinese ceramic tiles, 20th century, one painted with a warrior, the other three decorated with river landscapes, impressed marks, approximately 13cm square. £80-120 (+24%BP*)

532. A Chinese porcelain green ground monochrome vase, 20th century, bearing six character Yongzheng mark but later, 36cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

533. A famille rose palette porcelain charger, decorated with peony, flowering branch and two long-tailed birds, 40cm diameter. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

534. A Chinese porcelain blue and white crackle glazed vase, Qing Dynasty, decorated with fenced garden enclosing scholar and three boys, the neck with lion mask and ring terminals, within burnished borders, incised rectangular mark to base, 35.5cm high. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

535. A pair of Chinese porcelain famille rose vases, mounted as table lamps, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated with pine trees, cranes, stag and peony, and four vertical lines of script, mounted on integral hard wood stands, overall approx. 57cm high. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

536. A Chinese porcelain blanc de chine figure of Guanyin, 33.5cm high. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

537. A Chinese porcelain crackle glazed warrior dish, late Qing Dynasty, with incised square character mark, 27cm diameter. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

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Lot 534

538. A group of four Chinese porcelain crackle glazed warrior jars and three covers, Qing Dynasty, comprising a pair of jars and covers 35.5cm high, a single jar and cover 35.5cm high, and a single jar 26cm high, all with square-shaped incised character marks. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

539. Two Chinese blue and white porcelain jars, late 19th/early 20th century, both decorated with prunus blossom on a cracked ice ground, both with double ring mark, 12.5cm high and 8.5cm high. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

540. A porcelain famille rose footed bowl, the interior decorated with circular panel enclosing peony, within a panelled border enclosing ladies, the exterior similarly decorated, 21.5cm diameter x 9cm high. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

541. A pair of Chinese porcelain famille rose millefleur pear-shaped vases, Qing Dynasty, densely decorated with flowers and foliage on a gilded ground with elephant mask terminals, bearing drilled Qianlong marks but later, 30cm high. £800-1200 (+24%BP*)

542. A Chinese porcelain pink ground fish bowl/ jardiniere, Qing Dynasty, the interior decorated with six carp, the exterior decorated with yellow ground fan-shaped and gourd-shaped panels enclosing figures, scholars and warriors on a pink ground with lotus scroll decoration within diaper borders, 41cm diameter x 36.5cm high. £500-800 (+24%BP*)

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Lot 541

543. A set of four Chinese porcelain famille rose soup plates, Qing Dynasty, decorated with ribbon-tied floral spray within a diaper panelled border, 22.5cm diameter. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

544. A Chinese porcelain famille rose Canton temple jar and cover, Qing Dynasty, decorated with panels of figures, flowers, fruit, butterflies and birds, on a gilt ground with scrolling foliate detail, the shoulder with four shishi mask terminals, the domed cover with shishi and ball finial, 45cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

545. A Chinese blue and white porcelain charger, 20th century, decorated with pavilions and pine trees in a mountainous river landscape, 30.5cm diameter. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

546. A Chinese porcelain model of a dove, with black painted eye detail, 17cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

547. A Chinese porcelain blue and white jar, Qing Dynasty, decorated with pavilions, figures and trees in a mountain landscape, within diaper borders, 37cm high. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

548. A Chinese porcelain blue and white pear-shaped vase, Qing Dynasty, the fluted body decorated with panels of urns divided by panels of tassels, 29cm high. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

549. A Chinese porcelain famille rose octagonal-shaped meat plate, Qing Dynasty, decorated with peony and chrysanthemum within in a border of scattered foliate sprays, 41.5cm x 31.5cm £100-200 (+24%BP*)

550. A Chinese porcelain blue and white oval shaped dish, Qing Dynasty, decorated with figures and pavilion in a river landscape within diaper borders, 31.5cm wide x 7.5cm high x 21cm deep. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

551. A Chinese blue and white crackle glazed jar, decorated with two dragons, the shoulder with two loop terminals, 27.5cm high. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

Lot 542

Lot 544

PRIVATE COLLECTION OF CHINESE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN

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552

552. A Chinese porcelain blue and white tazza, Qing Dynasty, decorated with central roundel of bird perching on fence within a garden of flowers, within a panelled border of flowers and foliage, 29cm diameter x 9.5cm high, together with a blue and white porcelain bowl decorated with famille rose enamels, 20cm diameter x 9.5cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

Lot 554

554. Two Chinese porcelain blue and white hexagonal shaped vases, Qing Dynasty, the taller vase decorated with panels of ladies divided by urns issuing flowers and foliage, 15cm high, the smaller vase decorated with four panels of ladies in a fenced garden divided panels of urns issuing flowers and foliage, 13.5cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

555. A Chinese porcelain blue and white jar and matched cover, Qing Dynasty, decorated with a pair of dragons, flowers and foliage, 18cm high. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

Lot 553

553. A Chinese porcelain blue and white flower-shaped dish, Qing Dynasty, decorated with central roundel of rock work, chrysanthemum and peony within a panelled border of flowers and foliage, double ring mark to base, 17cm diameter. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

Lot

556

556. Two Chinese porcelain blue and white, white metal mounted sparrow beak jugs and covers, Qing Dynasty, the larger 15cm high, the smaller 12.5cm high. £70-150 (+24%BP*)

Lot 557

557. A Chinese porcelain blue and white jug, Qing Dynasty, decorated with three figures in a fenced garden with bamboo, pine and palm trees, 20cm high. £70-150 (+24%BP*)

558. A Chinese porcelain blue and white plate, Qing Dynasty, decorated with central roundel of rock work, peony and bird within a border of flowers and foliage, double ring mark enclosing a Ding censor to base, 25cm diameter. £70-150 (+24%BP*)

559. A Chinese blue and white porcelain tea kettle and cover, decorated with long-tailed birds, peony and foliage, with arched handle, 24cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

560. A Chinese porcelain miniature tea canister and cover, Qing Dynasty, decorated en grisaille with two oval shaped panels, each enclosing a boy in a fenced garden, on pierced scroll foot, 9.2cm high. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

561. A small group of Chinese famille rose decorated porcelain, Qing Dynasty, comprising two graduated barrel-shaped jars and covers, 5cm high and 3.5cm high, together with a barrel-shaped jar base section 5cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

562. Three Chinese Yixing tea pots and covers, the largest decorated in relief with pine trees and bamboo, 8.5cm high, together with two others, 7.5cm high and 6cm high. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

Lot 563

563. A Chinese porcelain blue and white hexagonal shaped ewer and cover, Qing Dynasty, decorated with flowers and foliage, 17.5cm high. £70-150 (+24%BP*)

Lot 564

564. A Chinese porcelain blue and white flower shaped dish, Qing Dynasty, decorated with central roundel enclosing peony and foliage within a panelled border of flowers and foliage, double ring mark to base, 20cm diameter. £70-150 (+24%BP*)

Lot 565

565. A Chinese porcelain blue and white jar and cover, Qing Dynasty, the lobed body decorated with panels of flowers and foliage under a border of lotus scroll, double ring mark enclosing Artemisia leaf, 15cm high. £70-150 (+24%BP*)

Lot 567

567. A pair of Chinese porcelain blue and white lotus form plates, Qing Dynasty, bearing six character Kangxi marks, decorated with peony and foliage within panelled borders, 25cm diameter. £400-600 (+24%BP*)

Lot 566

566. A pair of Chinese porcelain blue and white plates, Qing Dynasty, decorated with circular panels of rock work, flowers and foliage within a border of peony, chrysanthemum and prunus, with Artemisia leaf marks to the base, 28cm diameter. £200-400 (+24%BP*)

Lot 568

568. A Chinese porcelain blue and white wine ewer, Qing Dynasty, decorated with a pair of figures in a garden of trees, 22.5cm high. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

569. A pair of Chinese porcelain blue and white bowls, Qing Dynasty, the exteriors decorated with chrysanthemum, prunus blossom and pairs of birds, the interiors with circular shaped panel enclosing pine tree and hare, 20cm diameter x 10.5cm high. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

570. A Chinese porcelain blue and white bowl, Qing Dynasty, the exterior decorated with chrysanthemum, prunus blossom and pair of birds, the interior with a circular shaped panel enclosing pine trees and hare, 20cm diameter x 10.5cm high. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

571. A Chinese porcelain blue and white bowl, Qing Dynasty, the exterior decorated with ladies and boys in a fenced garden, the interior with circular panel of two boys playing in a fenced garden, within foliate panel and diaper borders, bearing six character Chenghua mark, 21cm diameter x 9.5cm high. £500-800 (+24%BP*)

572. A pair of Chinese porcelain blue and white bottle vases and one cover, Qing Dynasty, decorated with pairs of boys holding an urn and cover within a ruyi and formal leaf border, four character Kangxi marks to base, 25.5cm high. £250-500 (+24%BP*)

573. A Chinese porcelain blue and white bottle vase, Qing Dynasty, decorated with scholars and other figures in a fenced garden of palm trees, 38cm high. £300-500 (+24%BP*)

574. A Chinese porcelain blue and white bottle vase, Qing Dynasty, decorated with figures in a fenced garden of pine trees, 36cm high. £300-500 (+24%BP*)

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Lot 572

CHINESE WORKS OF ART

575. A Chinese dark wood table screen, late Qing Dynasty, the detachable screen with silkwork panel depicting red poppies and foliage within a pierced scroll and ball border set into a pierced frame, 56.5cm high x 41cm wide. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

576. A pair of Chinese carved wood frames, late 19th/early 20th century, carved in relief with figures and foliage, the corners carved with bats, each enclosing a Japanese wood block print, overall 56cm x 41cm £100-200 (+24%BP*)

577. A finely carved Chinese coquilla nut, Qing Dynasty, carved as a junk on stand, the junk carved with figures and a hinged window to each side, the underside finely carved with a poem, the coquilla nut stand carved with flowers and foliage, 3.4cm high x 4.1cm wide. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

578. A late 19th/early 20th century Chinese dark wood and white metal mounted twin-handled tray, of rectangular form inlaid with seascape of junk and sampan, with simulated bamboo handles, 44cm wide. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

Lot 575

Provenance: the Ralph Richardson Collection, Sotheby’s 27401, ex Lot 218. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

580. A small Chinese bronze figure of Guanyin, modelled on lotus throne, 9cm high. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

581. Late 19th/early 20th century Chinese School Study of a monk, colour on silk, signed 23cm x 17cm £80-120 (+24%BP*)

582. A Chinese bronze figure of Wudi, modelled sitting with fierce expression and flying scarves, on later wooden plinth, bronze 28.5cm high, overall height on wooden plinth 31cm high. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

Lot 577

Lot 579

579. A Chinese rock crystal carving of a Shishi dog, late 19th/early 20th century, on carved wooden stand with four pronged supports, Shishi size 3cm high x 6.3cm wide.

Lot 580

Lot 582

Lot 583

583. A Chinese bronze archaic style Ding and wood cover, the dark wood cover with jade ruyi form finial, the bronze Ding mounted on a carved dark wood plinth with four foliate scroll feet, overall 22.5cm high x 11cm wide. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

584. A Chinese carved wood and lacquer figure of a Sage, 31cm high. £70-150 (+24%BP*)

585. A Chinese gilt metal jardiniere, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated in shallow relief with dragon and cloud scrolls, 24.5cm diameter x 21.5cm high. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

586. A pair of Chinese bronze twinhandled vases, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated in shallow relief with frieze of figures within diaper border, 24.5cm high. £70-150 (+24%BP*)

587. A Chinese white metal mounted document box, the hinged cover with foliate engraved white metal mounts and drop carry handles at the sides, the interior with elongated strap hinges, 47.5cm wide x 15cm high x 31cm deep. £300-500 (+24%BP*)

588. A pair of Chinese bronze and champleve enamel vases, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated with precious objects and figures, square relief marks with impressed details, 37cm high.

£200-300 (+24%BP*)

Lot 589

589. Three Chinese dark wood framed cloisonné enamel plaques, Qing Dynasty, one of square form decorated with three cockerels 13cm square, one of rectangular form decorated with flowering branch and bird 6.5cm x 13cm, and one of rectangular form decorated with ox in a mountain landscape 6.5cm x 13cm £400-600 (+24%BP*)

Lot 590

590. Two antique Chinese carved stone pendants, comprising a spinach jade pendant carved and pierced with fruit and foliage, 4.5cm x 3cm, together with an amethyst pendant carved and pierced with three-legged frog and fruit, 4.5cm x 3cm £150-300 (+24%BP*)

591. A Chinese carved horn, carved and pierced with fish and lotus, approximately 28cm long. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

592. Ten Chinese studies of exotic East Asian birds, Qing Dynasty, watercolours on pith paper, damages and losses, approximately 29cm x 20cm £150-300 (+24%BP*)

Lot 592

JAPANESE CERAMICS & WORKS OF ART

599. A Japanese Imari porcelain jardiniere, decorated with fenced gardens of peony and birds divided by three stylised foliate medallions, 26cm diameter x 20.5cm high. £70-150 (+24%BP*)

600. A Japanese Imari porcelain bowl, late 19th/early 20th century, the interior decorated with a circular panel enclosing bamboo and pine within a panelled border of prunus blossom and three oval-shaped medallions, the exterior decorated with chrysanthemum and foliage, 25cm diameter x 11.5cm high. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

601. A Japanese Imari charger, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated with circular roundel enclosing bamboo, pine and prunus trees, within a panelled border of birds, flowers and foliage divided by three shaped medallions, 47cm diameter. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

Lot 593

593. A near pair of Japanese kutani pilgrim flasks/moon flasks, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated with circular panels enclosing figures within richly gilded and foliate decorated borders, the shoulders set with pairs of chilong, painted marks, 29cm high. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

594. A Japanese Imari porcelain charger, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated with river scene, two ducks and carp, stylised flowers and foliage within an iron red ground border, 31.5cm diameter. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

595. A blue and white porcelain jar, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated with garden of peony, other flowers and birds within stylised borders, 31.5cm high. £150-250 (+24%BP*)

596. A group of Japanese Imari porcelain, late 19th/early 20th century, comprising a charger decorated with long-tailed birds and three stylised foliate medallions 30cm diameter, a blue ground charger decorated with long-tailed bird in a fenced garden of peony and other flowers 30.5cm diameter, and a dish decorated with panels of bamboo 21cm diameter. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

597. A Japanese Imari porcelain charger, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated with oval-shaped panels of prunus and pine divided by three circular panels of stylised flowers and foliage, 29.5cm diameter. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

598. A Japanese porcelain twin-handled circular tray, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated with chrysanthemum, prunus and peony, 41cm wide. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

602. A Japanese Satsuma pottery jar, cover and stand, Meiji Period, the jar decorated with figures on a terrace under a diaper and panelled border of butterflies, birds and flowers, the domed cover with shishi and ball finial, the circular stand with six butterfly shaped cut-outs, overall 68cm high. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

603. A pair of Japanese Satsuma pottery vases on stands, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated with panels of figures on a diaper ground, the neck with stylised butterfly form handles, resting on circular stands with four shishi mask and paw shaped feet, 58cm high. £150-250 (+24%BP*)

604. A pair of Japanese Satsuma pottery vases, 20th century, decorated with lohan and other figures, 37.5cm high. £40-80 (+24%BP*)

605. A group of four assorted Japanese porcelain chargers, late 19th/early 20th century, comprising three Imari charges the largest 33.5cm diameter, and a shaped circular blue and white charger decorated with birds in a garden of prunus and peony 31cm diameter (4). £100-200 (+24%BP*)

Lot 606

606. A Japanese Satsuma pottery blue ground vase, Meiji Period, decorated with rectangularshaped panels of figures walking in a garden, and fenced garden of wisteria, iris and other flowers on a richly gilded foliate ground, signed, 25cm high. £400-600 (+24%BP*)

Lot 608

608. A pair of Japanese Satsuma pottery vases, Meiji Period, finely decorated in the manner of Yabu Meizan, with rectangular-shaped panels of figures and pavilions divided by circular panels enclosing long-tailed birds on a diaper ground, on a ground of butterflies within stylised diaper borders, signed, 15cm high. £400-600 (+24%BP*)

Lot 607

607. A pair of Japanese Satsuma pottery vases, Meiji Period, decorated in green, red, blue and white enamels with chrysanthemum, egrets, and iris, the details picked out in gilt, the shoulders with shishi mask terminals, 31cm high. £500-800 (+24%BP*)

Lot 609

609. A fine miniature Japanese Satsuma pottery blue ground twin-handled vase, Meiji Period, decorated with two panels of figures on a richly gilded ground, the handles formed as bamboo, impressed mark, 8.8cm high. £150-300 (+24%BP*)

610. A fine Japanese Satsuma pottery blue ground vase, Meiji Period, the tapered cylindrical body decorated with frieze of two geese in a fenced garden of trees and flowers, within richly gilded foliate borders, signed, 15cm high. £300-500 (+24%BP*)

611. A Japanese Satsuma pottery plate, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated with bijin and children in a garden of pine trees and flowers, within richly gilt diaper border, impressed mark, 18.8cm diameter. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

612. A late 19th/early 20th century Japanese Kutani porcelain vase, decorated with two Shishi dogs, peony and foliage on a diaper ground of multiple borders, six character mark to base, 14cm high. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

614. A Japanese woodblock print, late 19th/early 20th century, depicting a coastal scene with figures, buildings and fishing boats, signed, 35.5cm x 73cm. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

615. A Japanese woodblock print, late 19th/early 20th century, depicting Kabuki actor and other figures, signed, 34.5cm x 49cm. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

616. A Japanese woodblock print, late 19th/early 20th century, depicting an elderly Samurai, 35.5cm x 24.5cm. £50-100 (+24%BP*)

617. 18th/19th century Japanese School A swimming turtle ink, signed lower right 22cm x 30cm £80-120 (+24%BP*)

618. A Japanese bronze jardiniere, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated in relief with flowering branches and birds, stamped mark, 28.5cm diameter x 24.5cm high. £100-200 (+24%BP*)

Lot 619

619. A pair of Japanese silver wire-work blue ground cloisonné vases, late 19th/early 20th century, of tapered hexagonal form decorated with wisteria and iris, 12cm high. £200-300 (+24%BP*)

Lot 613

613. A near pair of large Japanese Satsuma pottery blue ground vases, decorated with panels of figures on a blue ground with richly gilded details, signed, 47.5cm high and 46cm high. £400-600 (+24%BP*)

END OF SALE

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