Auction Catalogue Tuesday 24th May & Wednesday 25th May 2016
Prinknash Abbey Park Gloucestershire GL4 8EU
DAY ONE Tuesday 24th May 2016 at 10am Lots Modern Furniture Modern Works of Art, Studio Pottery & Art Glass 20th Century Pictures Oil Paintings Watercolours & Drawings Prints White Metal & Plated Items Silver Jewellery Watches Coins & Medals Militaria
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1 – 51 55 – 150 155 – 308 310 – 337 350 – 381 385 – 400 410 – 417 420 – 499 500 – 587 595 – 616 620 – 627 628 – 635
3 8 17 36 40 41 42 42 48 57 60 60
DAY TWO Wednesday 25th May 2016 at 10am Furniture & Furnishings including a Private Collection of Gothic Revival Furniture Miscellaneous Items Clocks & Barometers Glass Ceramics Oriental Works of Art Costume & Textiles Books & Ephemera
650 – 854 860 – 922 925 – 938 940 – 949 953 – 987 990 – 1088 1095 – 1107 1110 – 1156
62 76 78 79 79 82 90 90
Viewing Sunday 22nd May 10am-4pm Monday 23rd May 9am-5pm Sale mornings 8.30am-10am
Buyer’s Premium 20%+VAT (24% inclusive)
Please note that some works of art in this sale may be subject to Artist’s Resale Right, indicated in the catalogue with AR. Any of these lots realising the sterling equivalent of €1000 or more will incur an additional charge of 4% of the hammer price, which will be paid to the artist or their beneficiary.
All purchased lots must be collected from Chorley's by 5pm on Friday 3rd June. Any items remaining after this time will be removed to storage at the purchaser's expense.
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Prinknash Abbey Park Gloucestershire GL4 8EU
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Pictures
Generally
When offering Oil Paintings, Watercolours and Drawings, a picture code is used. Using one artist's name we illustrate below the manner of attributing the pictures in the catalogue.
Furniture, porcelain, bronzes, etc are attributed as follows:
Arthur Devis
In our opinion a work by the artist.
Attributed to Arthur Devis
In our opinion a work possibly by or partly by the artist.
School of Arthur Devis
In our opinion made at the same time that Sheraton was active.
Sheraton style or of Sheraton design In our opinion of later manufacture.
Dated 1660
In our opinion a genuine date.
In our opinion a work contemporary with the artist and showing his influence.
Carved with the date 1660
Manner of Arthur Devis
A Derby figure
In our opinion a later decoration.
In our opinion a work in the artist's style and of a later date.
In our opinion a figure from the Derby factory.
After Devis
In our opinion this is similar to a Derby product.
In our opinion a copy of a known work by the artist (of any date).
Signed, Dated, Inscribed
In our opinion the work has been signed dated inscribed by the artist.
Bears Signature; Bears a Date; Bears an Inscription In our opinion the signature
date inscription is by a hand other than the artist.
Dimensions
These are given height before width.
Catalogue produced by
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A Sheraton period
Possibly Derby By
In our opinion made by the artist or modeller in question.
After
In our opinion made by another artist or modeller as a copy of the original.
Modern Furniture 1.
A chrome cantilever frame chair with red leather seat and back stamped Matteo Grassi £40-60
2.
After Marcel Breuer A chrome and leather ‘Wassily’ chair, late 20th Century, original design 1925, the bent tubular steel frame supporting grey leather straps forming the seat, back rests and arm rests, unmarked £80-120
3.
After Marcel Breuer A chrome and leather ‘Wassily’ chair, late 20th Century, original design 1925, the bent tubular steel frame supporting grey leather straps forming the seat, back rests and arm rests, unmarked £80-120
4.
A chrome cantilever frame chair with brown leather seat and back £40-60
5.
An Art Deco billiards table light fitting, together with a matching pair of wall lights, each with blue and white acrylic panels, 77cm long £70-100
6.
7.
Knut Hesterberg for Ronald Schmid A Propeller coffee table, with circular clear glass top and an aluminium propeller base, 109cm diameter see illustration £400-600 A 1960s Heals pendant light fitting, the brushed metal with gilt finish, of circular form with tiered circular bands to centre, 69cm wide £100-150
8.
A mid 20th Century teak coffee table, of circular form with inlaid cross section to top and banding within each quarter segment, on a stylised base of four legs with integral cross stretcher, 120cm diameter £150-200
9.
Skovby Møbelfabrik for Heals A teak sideboard of plain rectangular form fitted with four panel doors, with Heals paper label to verso dated 13.06.80, 203cm wide £40-60
10.
A French Art Deco style occasional table with circular black top within a brass rim on collapsible tripod base, 41cm diameter £50-70
Lot 6
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The two Donegal Arts and Crafts Rugs listed below are believed to have come from the Charles Francis Annesley Voysey designed house ‘Hill Close’ in Studland Bay, Dorset for Alfred Sutro in 1895. The vendor’s parents purchased the property by public auction on Wednesday 8th July 1970 and it is believed that they purchased these rugs from the sale of furniture and contents from Hill Close on the following day. One of the rugs appears in a photograph on the estate agent’s details when the house was sold again around 1982. Voysey’s designs often encompassed both exterior and interior, not only fixtures, but also moveable furniture, carpets, curtains and wall coverings. Voysey designed for Donegal Carpets and many other firms over a fifty-year career. Copies of the sale details for Hill Close and further images are available to view.
Lot 11 11.
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An Arts and Craft rug, Donegal, early 20th Century, with floral stylised medallions on a blue ground within a mustard floral border, 211cm x 127cm Provenance: Believed to have come from the Voysey designed house Hill Close, Studland, Dorset see illustration £1500-2000
Lot 12 12.
An Arts and Craft rug, Donegal, early 20th Century, with floral motif in dusky pink on a blue ground within a stylised border on a dusky pink ground, 193cm x 109cm Note: Together with a copy of the house particulars for Hill Close with the rug visible in situ Provenance: Believed to have come from the Voysey designed house Hill Close, Studland, Dorset see illustration £1000-1500
13.
Morris & Co, circa 1883 [fabric] A flowerpot pattern four-fold screen, indigo discharge printed, with oak frame, 175cm high x 208cm wide (fully extended) £300-500
14.
A stoneware pelican birdbath, possibly retailed by Liberty, in allover brown salt glaze, modelled as a pelican with closed wings on a stepped base, 81cm high see illustration £500-700
15.
A pair of Arts and Crafts bronze andirons with stylised spandrels, each with foundry mark MD to reverse, 43cm high £100-150
16.
A large roll of 1950s printed fabric with stylised abstract forms in blues, browns, black and cream £50-60
17.
Cotswold School, 20th Century An oak duet piano stool, with hinged cover on square tapered legs, 97cm wide £60-80
18.
A pair of Italian 1960s drum type side tables, the cream painted metal tubular frames with polished aluminium bodies, 72cm high £60-80
19.
A Scottish Arts & Crafts fire screen with brass hammered plate embossed to centre, the oak frame mounted with cattle horns, 78cm wide £100-150
20.
Eero Saarinen for Knoll International A tulip table in white, 1970s edition, the top 137cm diameter £200-300
21.
Harry and Lou Epstein, circa 1930 An Art Deco table and chairs, the maple and ash table raised on two pedestals, the four chairs and two carvers upholstered in cream fabric £1000-1500
22.
A cowhide rug with wide stitch border, approximately 227cm x 167cm £80-100
23.
A Louis Vuitton trunk, 100cm long see illustration £3000-4000
Lot 14 (detail)
Lot 23 (detail)
Lot 23
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24.
A nest of three brass and glass tables, the largest 56cm wide £40-60
25.
A Veritys ‘The 12” New’ Orbit Fan, and a vintage 1960s Bush radio £50-70
26.
A modern cream laminate china cabinet fitted plate glass shelves, enclosed by a pair of plate glass doors, with open recess and cupboard under enclosed by two doors, fitted with strip lights, 91.5cm wide £80-120
27.
Gordon Russell A mahogany dining room suite, comprising sideboard, dining table and six chairs £150-200
28.
A circular mahogany and gilded wall mirror, with ribbed and twisted stylised frame, 105cm diameter, Harrison & Gill label verso £300-400
29.
Gordon Russell, circa 1920s A Stow single oak wardrobe, with panelled front and sides, chamfered edges and exposed pegged joints, 90cm wide see illustration £1000-1500
30.
Gordon Russell, circa 1920s A Stow oak chest of two short and three long drawers, with chamfered edges and exposed joints, vertical pull handles, 101cm wide £2000-2500
31.
A stuffed leather pig probably by Omersa for Liberty, 61cm wide see illustration £120-150
32.
A walnut writing desk retailed by James Philip, with green tooled leather inset top, on turned and reeded legs united by a triple stretcher, 137cm wide £250-350
33.
An Art Deco uplighter of green patinated metal with chrome ringed decoration, flared and graduated top, 108cm high £100-150
34.
A set of lucite and brass mounted shelves, circa 1970s, of arched form with five shelves, 94cm wide £250-350
35.
A 1970s mirrored side table, fitted with a single drawer, together with another similar small mirrored table, 54cm wide £100-150
Lot 29
Lot 31
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Lot 48 (detail)
Lot 48 36.
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An oak octagonal occasional table in the manner of Gillows, with reeded, turned and fluted legs highlighted in gilt, united by an X stretcher, the top inset with green tooled leather, 53cm wide £150-200 Alexander Calder (American 1898-1976) A ‘Lambrizi’ woven jute wall tapestry, edition 92/100, dated 1975, 181cm x 246cm £4000-6000 A painted French armoire, enclosed by glazed panel doors above a drawer, 249cm high £100-150 A large sofa upholstered in J Robert Scott heavy Bengaline silk, on square tapering legs, 220cm wide £700-1000 A gilt metal framed wall mirror, the rectangular bevelled glass within a pierced border of harebells, 79.5cm x 180cm £100-150 A painted open bookcase, with pierced frieze above open shelves and a drawer on a plinth base, 190cm high £150-200
42.
A painted circular table, on fluted turned legs, 90cm diameter £60-80
43.
A pair of six-tier tower display shelves, of tapering design, 179cm high £120-180
44.
An Art Nouveau copper framed mirror, the arched top with oval blue enamel plaque to the centre and embossed ‘An English Maiden’ to the lower centre, 70cm high £200-300
45.
46.
47.
An Art Nouveau copper framed mirror, the frame with embossed stylised foliate decoration, 60.5cm wide £100-150 Liberty [retailer] An Art Nouveau oak cased barometer, the circular silvered dial above a thermometer in a shaped carved frame, Liberty label verso, 80.5cm high £100-150 Gordon Russell An oak dining suite comprising table, 183cm long, sideboard, 159cm wide and six dining chairs £80-120
48.
Gordon Russell, 1926 An elm and cedar wood chest of four long drawers, design No 266, cabinet maker H.Bellman, dated 12/6/26, label under drawer, 99cm wide see illustration £1500-2000
49.
Gordon Russell A nest of two tables, the largest 61cm wide £30-50
50.
A set of six ladder back chairs with rush seats £150-200
51.
A Bulgarian Chiprovtsi kilim type carpet, the central geometric medallion on a red and black striped ground, 290cm x 245cm £150-200
Modern Works of Art, Studio Pottery & Art Glass Please be aware Artist’s Resale Right may apply to some lots in this section. For further information, please contact us or visit www.dacs.org.uk 55.
An Art Deco Bakelite drinks compendium, fitted with two decanters and various drinking glasses, 59cm wide £40-60
56.
A pair of Art Deco alabaster book ends, each carved with a pair of budgerigars on a sloping ledge, 11.5cm high £100-150
57.
Camille Fauré (French 1874-1956) for Limoges An enamelled metal vase of globular form with funnelled neck, decorated with stylised flowers and foliage on a vivid blue ground, signed C. FAURÉ, Limoges, 12cm high see illustration £400-600
Lots 57 & 58 Camille Fauré (French 1874-1956) for Limoges An enamelled metal vase, of tapered baluster form, decorated with stylised roundels on an orange and cream ground, signed C. FAURÉ, Limoges, 13.5cm high see illustration £600-800
62.
59.
A burr wych elm wood bowl, initialled to base JAH, 44cm diameter £40-60
63.
60.
Archibald Knox for Liberty A Tudric pewter jug, with enamelled boss to front and embossed spandrels, stamped 0281, 17cm high and a Tudric pewter vase with twisted twinhandles, stamped 030 £150-200
61.
Archibald Knox for Liberty A Tudric pewter matched tea set with twin-handled tray, comprising teapot with cane handle, a matching cream jug, a similar sugar bowl and another jug, the tray 46cm wide £250-350
58.
Archibald Knox for Liberty A Tudric pewter three-piece matched coffee/tea set with twinhandled tray, comprising a coffee pot with cane handle, a cream jug with similar design and another small hammered jug, the tray 34cm wide £150-200 A Tiffany style lamp base and matching shade, the leadlined coloured glass depicting dragonflies, overall height 38cm £300-400
64.
Murrle Bennett & Co A white metal tray, with pierced gallery and twin handles, mahogany base, stamped M.B.Co., 47cm wide £120-150
65.
A large Continental blue glaze umbrella stand, in the style of Henry Van de Velde, 68cm high £150-200
Lot 68
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66.
An Arts and Crafts style matched fire iron set, the stand with splayed legs and twisted globular detail to stem, 88cm high £80-120
67.
Sergio Benvenuti Clio (Muse of History) signed and inscribed verso fibreglass and hessian relief roundel, 84cm x 85cm £250-350
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69.
Lot 69
A pair of copper, brass and wooden candlesticks to a design by Dr Christopher Dresser, possibly by Benham & Froud, each with wavy drip tray, domed foot and ball turned wooden handle, 19cm high see illustration on page 9 £150-180 After Pierre Le Faguays Sandal a nude reaching down to secure her shoe numbered 89, on an onyx base bronze, 23cm high see illustration £200-300
70.AR
Attributed to Charles Vyse (British 1882-1971) Mother and Child bronze, 32cm high £400-600
71.
Kennerley Edward Cowling Bust of a Moustached Gentleman initialled and dated 1933 patinated metal on a plaster plinth, 52cm high £250-350
72.
Auguste Moreau for Tiffany & Co. Nymph Emblematic of Summer signed Tiffany & Co green and brown patina bronze, 95cm high see illustration £1000-1500
73.
A replica of a crucifix at Prinknash Abbey, carved by Dom Vincent de Pré, 30cm high £30-50
74.
Milo (Miguel Fernando Lopez) (Portuguese, born 1955) Seated Polar Bear foundry mark, stamped number A1269 bronze figure, 22cm high on a marble plinth see illustration £300-500
75.
Dennis French A turned wood charger, 43cm diameter, two lamp bases and a plate £80-120
76.
After Demetre Chiparus An Art Deco style bronze figure, the Egyptian dancer standing with arms outstretched, mounted on a marble pedestal base, foundry mark J.B Deposee, Bronze Garanti Paris, 54.5cm high £120-180
77.
A pair of Art Nouveau terracotta figural wall pockets, each modelled as a bust of a maiden with flowers in her flowing hair, 40cm high £80-100
78-79. No lots
Lot 72 Page 10
Lot 74 (detail)
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Lot 82 80.
Winchcombe Pottery An earthenware jar with slip decoration, twin handles and impressed seal to base, 18cm high £30-50
81.
Bretby Art Pottery An Art Nouveau style vase of conical form with splayed circular base and stylised twin handles, glazed in blues, greens and brown, impressed mark to base, 27cm high £40-60
82.
Ewenny Pottery A novelty pig jug, early 20th century, modelled with a zoomorphic conical spout, incised ‘Y Mochin’, glazed in ochre with sgraffito work, 30cm high see illustration £600-800
83.
J Brooke for Minton A set of four ceramic tiles, each painted in the Aesthetic style with floral sprays, each signed and dated 1877, 20cm square £300-500
84.
An Art Deco style green glass jug, 36cm high £20-30
85.
Alison Brigden for Troika (circa 1977-1983) A pottery vase of tall rectangular form, with carved and moulded decoration in blues and brown with plain white glazed sides, 17cm wide £100-150
86.
Rachel Bishop for Moorcroft A ‘Fly Away Home’ vase, of baluster form, the tubelined decoration depicting agapanthus and ladybirds, dated 2005 with impressed and painted marks, 27cm high £150-200
87.
A group of Poole Pottery to include a jar decorated with passion flowers and two shells £70-90
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88.
A Clarice Cliff lily jardinière, painted in yellow with naturalistic base, together with a Bursley Ware jug by Charlotte Rhead £50-70
89.AR
Graham James A large stoneware bottle vase with flared rim and ringed decoration, impressed mark to base, 29cm high see illustration £120-180
90.AR
Graham James A large stoneware vase of globular form with red oxide decoration, inscribed to base, 30cm high £80-120
91.
A Prinknash Pottery teapot, of conical ribbed form with celadon green and brown glaze, 13cm high £10-15
92.AR
Peter Sparrey A stoneware Raku fired bowl, of shallow circular form with bright cobalt blue centre and detailed rim, impressed mark to base, 36.5cm diameter £50-60
93.
Vivienne Ross A stoneware plate, sgraffito work of nude figures on a green slip ground, 22cm diameter, a bowl with similar decoration, 19cm diameter, both with incised signature and two Lara Aldridge glass tiles £40-50
94.AR
Duncan Ross (born 1943) A studio pottery bowl, smoke fired and burnished terrasigillata orange slips, black linear design, incised DR mark, 10.5cm high £200-300
95.AR
Catherine Hough A green glass vase of tall tapered form with linear contour detailing to outer body, signed, 30.5cm high £60-80
Lot 89
Lot 102 96.AR
Catherine Hough A blue glass vase of tall tapered form with linear contour detailing to outer body, signed, 37.5cm high £100-150
97.AR
Joy Bosworth A smoke-fired vessel of tall circular form with undulating and tapered body, gold leaf to interior, impressed mark, 33.5cm high £50-70
98.
A small stoneware bottle vase with turquoise, blue and white volcanic glaze, impressed mark SL, a small blue stoneware dish and another decorated with a leaf £30-40
99.
A tall cylindrical porcelain vase, impressed with leaf decoration, 26cm high, a stoneware bowl with impressed mark MR, 7cm high and a small black glazed vase with impressed seal mark, 11cm high £30-50
100.
No lot
101.
Clare Conrad A stoneware bowl with tapered foot, 13cm diameter, impressed seal mark, together with three other studio pottery bowls, one with impressed seal to base £60-80
102.AR Seth Cardew (British 1934-2016) A miniature/dolls tea set with six cups and saucers, decorated in blues and browns, together with a Seth Cardew pot and cover, impressed seal marks see illustration £300-500 103.
A Winchcombe pottery circular bowl and cover in green, a Winchcombe Pottery bowl in blue, both with slip decoration and two small bowls with handles by John Davidson £60-80
104.
Emma Bridgewater An ‘Apricot and Bee’ beaker, early back stamp and a Helen Martine (born 1947) figurative hand-built stoneware dish, of elongated oval form, monogrammed £50-70
105.AR Betty Blandino (1927-2011) A small hand-built stoneware bowl, of globular form with speckled glaze bowl and cobalt oxide frilled rim, 9cm high £80-100 106.AR Betty Blandino (1927-2011) A small hand-built stoneware vessel, of globular form with frilled rim in a celadon glaze, 11cm high £60-80 107.AR Betty Blandino (British 1927-2011) Three small hand-built stoneware bowls, each with a white ground and brown speckle underglaze decoration, the largest 6cm high see illustration £60-80
Lot 107 Page 13
113.AR David Leach (British 1911-2005) A small stoneware Lowerdown vase, with foxglove decoration on white ground, 7cm high, together with a slipware bowl by John Pollex, 10cm high £100-150 114.AR Mary Rich (British, born 1940) A porcelain vase decorated with stylised bands of gilt triangles on a blue ground, impressed mark, 17.5cm high £60-80 115.AR Russell Collins A stoneware Tenmoku bottle, 34cm high Provenance: Shown at Harrow Art School staff show, London, 2012 see illustration £60-80 116.AR Russell Collins A stoneware green glaze bottle vase with iron brush and red and white dot decoration, 35cm high see illustration £60-80 117.AR Russell Collins A stoneware black and ash ‘Mallet’ style vase, 31cm high see illustration £60-80 108.AR Neil Ions (born 1949) A globular vase, a figural flute with fish and two figural ocarinas, signed and dated £100-150 109.AR Michael Fairburn A tall clear glass vase etched with an eagle and a duck in flight, 40cm high £150-200 110.AR Michael Fairburn A clear glass vase with blue and green flashed, etched with an iris, marked MF to base, 22.5cm high £100-150
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111.AR Deborah Fladgate (born 1957) A globular shaped glass vase, with blue, green and white swirl decoration, signed and numbered 585, 14cm high £60-80 112.AR Michael Casson (British 1925-2003) A stoneware bowl, with slip and oxide decoration in blues and browns, raised on circular foot, impressed seal mark, 28cm diameter £300-500
Lots 118, 119, 117, 120, 115 & 116
118.AR Russell Collins A stoneware Shino glazed ‘Mallet’ style vase with 24ct gold lustre banding, 25cm high see illustration £70-90 119.AR Russell Collins A stoneware bottle vase in an oatmeal glaze with flared and shaped top rim, 28cm high see illustration £50-70
120.AR Russell Collins A stoneware salt glazed puzzle jug with brown slip and incised decoration, 25cm high Note: Made as part of a series for a historical programme and fired in Michael Casson’s kiln see illustration £60-80 121.AR Russell Collins A tall stoneware Oxford jug with dolomite glaze and brush decoration, 48cm high £150-200 122.AR Russell Collins A stoneware bowl in a white glaze with blue brush decoration, on a deep foot, 23cm diameter £40-60 123.AR Russell Collins A stoneware Tenmoku bowl with iron oxide decoration, flared rim and deep thrown foot, 25cm diameter £70-90 124.AR Russell Collins A stoneware tea bowl, white over black glaze with wax resist, 11cm diameter £30-50 125.AR Russell Collins A stoneware tea bowl with white over brown glaze and wax resist, 9cm diameter £20-30 126.AR Russell Collins A stoneware tea bowl with white over black glaze and a 24ct gold band, 10cm diameter £30-50
Lot 131
132.
René Lalique A Méandres frosted and stained opalescent glass vase, design 1934, signed, 16.5cm high see illustration £300-500
133.
A Winchcombe Pottery bowl and a pair of slipware square dishes by Patia Davis, Wobage £50-80
127.AR Russell Collins A rectangular dish with red and blue brush decoration on a white ground, 33cm wide £30-50 128.AR Russell Collins A stoneware green glazed square pressed dish with iron oxide and red dot decoration, 35cm x 35cm £70-90 129.AR Russell Collins A stoneware circular platter decorated in blue on a black ground with wax resist, 38cm diameter £70-90 130.AR Julia Carter Preston (British 1926-2012) A large stoneware bowl decorated in blues and greens in the Arts and Crafts style, 42cm diameter £300-400 131.
Wedgwood A ‘Fairyland’ lustre footed bowl, 10.5cm diameter see illustration £300-400
Lot 132 Page 15
Lot 141
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136.
Two pieces of studio pottery comprising a large shallow bowl with abstract cobalt oxide decoration on a white ground, 35cm diameter and a smaller bowl with green and brown stylised slip decoration Provenance: The largest purchased from the Peter Dingley Gallery, Stratford upon Avon £100-150 Berte Jessen for Royal Copenhagen A faience pottery wall mounted Tenera candlestick, painted with stylised floral motifs in blue, the straight sides with circular pierced decoration, numbered 455/3245, 30cm high £30-50 A Doulton Lambeth jardinière, 24cm wide and another smaller £60-80
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141.
A Dulwich pottery figure, of a lady with a pumpkin under her arm and a basket of grapes at her feet, marked with initials in a triangle, J.S.B & VW for Jessamine S Bray & Sybil V Williams, 1928, 24cm high and another figure attributed to Charles Vyse, ‘The Balloon Woman’, unmarked, 22.25cm high see illustration £300-500
142.
A Moorcroft ‘Lamia’ table lamp, tubeline decorated, mounted on a wooden circular base, with original Moorcroft shade, base 20cm high £50-80
143.
A collection of eleven Minton tiles printed scenes from Aesop’s Fables in black and white, 15cm £80-120
144.
A Minton tile, Amy Robsart and Leicester at Kenilworth, 21cm wide £40-60
145.
Twenty-one Minton tiles and other tile varieties £50-70
146.AR Sally Dawson An ovoid studio pottery vase, green glazed, 15cm high £30-50
137.
Two Minton tiles, transfer printed flowers, insects and birds, 20cm wide and six other tiles, 15cm wide £40-50
138.
Two Wemyss bowls, 8cm diameter and two matching jugs, 7cm high, painted cockerels £80-120
139.
A Wemyss style miniature tyg mug, 4cm high £60-80
140.
Anne Dybka for Lalique A glass decanter and stopper, engraved mare, foal and ancient oak, signed, 25.5cm high £100-150
147.
Paul Ysart A garlanded butterfly glass paperweight on an ink-blue ground with PY cane and an English concentric millefiori paperweight dated 1848 £100-150
148.AR Jane Fitzgerald for Troika A pottery coffin vase with applied and incised decoration in blues and green, signed to base, 17cm high £60-80 149.AR Jane Fitzgerald for Troika A pottery coffin vase with applied and incised decoration in blues and green, signed to base, 17cm high £60-80 150.
A Clarice Cliff ‘Bizarre’ plate, with multi-coloured geometric design, 26cm diameter, and a Susie Cooper for Grays Pottery plate, painted with stylised flowers in orange and black, 27cm diameter £60-80
20th Century Pictures Please be aware Artist’s Resale Right may apply to some lots in this section. For further information, please contact us or visit www.dacs.org.uk 155.AR Anthony Deigan (British/Australian born 1945) The Safety Match Tree signed, dated ‘72 and numbered 14/25 aquatint in colours, 14cm x 22.5cm and six other humorous prints by the same (7) £40-60 156.AR Leon Piesowocki (British, born 1925) The Other Orbit limited edition 31/60, monogrammed and dated ‘70, signed and inscribed in pencil print, 61cm x 91cm £30-50 157.
John Stanton Ward (British 1917-2007) Westminster Parliament signed and numbered 3/500 two prints, 34cm x 49cm £80-100
158.
20th Century English School Boat at Harbour verso, Porthmear Gallery woodcut, 30cm x 25.5cm £40-60
159.
Stan Lee for Marvel Comics Amazing Spiderman set of four limited editions signed by Stan Lee and numbered 89/195 giclee print on paper, each 60.5cm x 41.5cm with original Marvel certificates of authenticity printed with signature of Stan Lee and in original matte black Marvel portfolio, 2013 see illustration £2000-3000
160.AR Robert Adams (British 1917-1984) Screen Form (Penwith Portfolio) signed, dated 1973 and numbered 69/90 lithograph £80-120
Lot 159 (detail)
161.AR Frederick Edward McWilliam ARA (British 1902-1992) Woman in Belfast (Penwith Portfolio) signed, dated 1973 and numbered 69/90 lithograph £80-120 162.
Richard Thomas Davis (Canadian, born 1947) The Empire State Building, 108/110 Flatiron, 108/110 9 West 57th Street, A/P IX/XI World Trade, 85/110 Chrysler P/P III/V each signed, inscribed, numbered and dated ‘81, with blindstamp to sheet five screenprints, 102cm x 81cm (sheet size) £500-700
163.
Carol Summers (American, born 1925) Volcan Fuego signed proof, dated 1971 woodcut stencil, 94cm x 60cm £150-250
164.AR Lin Jammet (British, born 1958) Figures in a landscape signed and dated 1973 etching, 46cm x 56.5cm (plate) Note: Lin was born in London to an artist mother, Elisabeth Frink, and a French father, Michel Jammet. Lin first started printmaking during the 1970s with Julian Trevelyan. £40-60
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Lot 165 165.
After Alphonse Mucha Sarah Bernhardt a set of four pre-1945 prints to include Medee and La Dame aux Camelias printed in France by Mourlot each print approximately 98cm x 35cm see illustration ÂŁ1000-1500
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168.AR Sue Macartney Snape Henley Royal Regatta, 35/600 signed limited edition print, 51cm x 68cm £80-100 169.AR Sue Macartney Snape The New School, 7/150 signed limited edition print, 53cm x 39cm £50-70 170.AR Sue Macartney Snape Who Cares About Titles Anyway, 250/600 The Warpath, 139/600 two signed limited edition prints, 51cm x 38cm £100-150 171.AR Sue Macartney Snape Flirty, 66/600 Cuban Cigar at Royal Ascot, 91/600 The Unsuitable Wife, 44/150 three signed limited edition prints, 33cm x 27cm £100-150 172.AR Sue Macartney Snape Plummy, 325/600 Oxidised, 456/600 The Rotarian, 38/150 A Hopeless Case, 289/600 four signed limited edition prints, the largest 54cm x 45cm £100-150 173.AR Sue McCartney Snape The Incredibly Rich Man, 571/600 signed limited edition print, 48cm x 35cm £70-80
Lot 165 166.AR Beryl Cook (British 1926-2008) Playing Cards, 8/650 signed limited edition print, 44cm x 47cm £100-150
167.AR Beryl Cook (British 1926-2008) Fairies signed print, 43cm x 41cm £100-150
174.
David Inshaw Original Colour Poster for Exhibition at the Arnolfini Gallery 29th October-27th November 1969, depicting a cruise liner together with a woodcut print by C. Worthing, Packhorse Bridge, Bakewell, 3/40 and another lithograph by T.Challinor, Trees, 2/6 £40-60
175.
Follower of Eric Ravilious The Gun Shop lithograph, 46cm x 34cm £80-120
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Lot 176 (detail)
176.
Maurice & Edward Detmold The Jungle Book sixteen illustrations of subjects from Kipling’s book published by Macmillan & Co. Ltd, 1903, a complete set of fine chromolithographic plates, each with title, in the original decorative cloth portfolio depicting a griffin in gilt see illustration £2500-3000
177.AR Mary Fedden RA (British 1915-2012) The Matisse Jug (No 1) signed and numbered 18/550 lithograph, 40.5cm x 34cm see illustration £200-300
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178.AR Mary Fedden RA (British 1915-2012) The Orange Mug signed and numbered 39/550 lithograph, 23cm x 27.5cm £80-120 179.AR Mary Fedden RA (British 1915-2012) The Tabac Jar signed and numbered 39/550 lithograph, 25cm x 29cm £100-150 180.AR Mary Fedden RA (British 1915-2012) Cat on a Cornish Beach signed and numbered 302/500 lithograph, 40cm x 29cm, unframed £80-120
181.AR Mary Fedden RA (British 1915-2012) Red Sunset signed and numbered 302/500 lithograph, 20cm x 40cm, unframed £80-120 182.AR Enid Marx (British 1902-1998) Noah’s Ark signed linocut, 21.5cm x 50cm see illustration £400-600 183.AR Annora Spence (British, born 1963) Under the Umbrella signed and numbered 106/150 lithograph, 23.5cm x 34.5cm £60-80
184.
A set of ten 20th Century verre églomisé style botanical prints in mirrored frames, 36cm x 30.5cm £80-120
185.AR After Marc Chagall (French/Russian, 1887-1985) ‘Ville De Nice’ Exhibition Poster for the 1970 exhibition at Galerie Des Ponchettes, produced by Mourlot signed in black biro lower right print, 76cm x 51cm £50-70 186.AR Andrew Ingamells (British, born 1956) Prospectus Londinensis signed, dated 1999 and numbered in pencil 87/350 screenprint in colours, 71cm x 50cm £100-150 187.AR Nigel Peake (British, born 1982) Garden of Eden, London signed and numbered 42/50 lithograph, 58cm x 41cm £50-70 188.AR Nigel Peake (British born 1982) Small Time Adventures screenprint on canvas flag, 45cm x 53cm £100-150 189.AR Nigel Peake (British born 1982) Abstract, from ‘In the Wilds’ Series signed, dated 2009 and numbered 5/25 lithograph, 20cm x 30cm and two others by the same hand £50-70
Lot 177
190-191. No lots 192.AR Roz Arno Valley of the Skylarks a pair signed in pencil lower right collage on net, 33cm x 47cm £50-70 193.AR Dorothy Sims Williams RAS Pieta signed lower right gouache, 68cm x 90cm Note: Exhibited Tempera Society, Guildhall London 1951 £500-700 194.AR R P Hutchinson Village Street Scene signed and dated ‘71 watercolour, 23cm x 30cm £60-80 195.AR W P Miller Portrait of a Lady head and shoulders pencil and coloured chalk, 55cm x 44cm £40-50 196.AR Antoine de La Boulaye (French, born 1951) Au Depart signed watercolour and gouache on paper, 47cm x 31cm £200-300
Lot 182
197.AR George Edward Lodge (British 1860-1954) Snowy Owl signed watercolour, 28cm x 21.5cm £300-500 198.AR Allan B Laycock (British, born 1928) Hill Farm, Holcombe, Painswick signed acrylic and watercolour on board, 37cm x 49cm and another smaller example £100-150
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202.
Alfred Joseph Frueh (American 1880-1968) Figures on City Streets signed and dated 1968 four watercolours, largest 19cm x 29cm Note: Gallery labels to verso for The Heffer Gallery £80-120
203.AR John Hoar (British, born 1947) Keble College signed watercolour, 24.5cm x 31.5cm £60-80 204.AR J C Metson (British, 20th Century) Broadway signed watercolour, 29cm x 39.5cm £250-350
Lot 206
205.AR Dorothy Margaret & Elizabeth Mary Alderson (British 20th Century) Still Life with Roses and Apples signed and dated 1976 watercolour, 34cm x 29cm and another by the same hand of Hellebores, 20cm x 29cm £150-200 206.AR Hans Hansen (Faroe Islands 1853-1947) Tangier signed gouache, 20cm x 24cm see illustration £600-800 207.AR Hans Hansen (Faroe Islands 1853-1947) Mediterranean Port signed gouache, 23cm x 33cm see illustration £500-700 208.
Lot 207
199.AR Allan B Laycock (British, born 1928) Gadfield Bank, Eldersfield signed acrylic and watercolour on board, 37cm x 49cm and another smaller example £100-150 200.
Manner of Thomas Yeo Street Scene signed and dated ‘60 watercolour and gouache, 36cm x 56cm £40-60
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201.AR Herbert Ashwin Budd (British, 1881-1950) Beauty, Youth, Time and Death signed and dated 1902 watercolour, 70cm x 81cm £300-500
20th Century English School Café Royal pen and pastel, 15cm x 24.5cm £80-100
209.AR John Piper (British 1903-1992) The British Embassy, Rio coloured chalk over ink, 17cm x 25cm Note: This is a sketch of panels that Piper produced for the British Embassy in 1949 see illustration £1500-2000 210.AR Arthur Henry Knighton-Hammond (British 1875-1970) Boats at Concarneau signed, inscribed and dated 1930 watercolour, 34cm x 40cm £300-500
211.AR Malcolm Milne (British 1887-1954) Spring Flowers in a Vase watercolour, 31cm x 22cm £100-150 212.
TW The Shot Tower and Lion Brewery, Lambeth after the Blitz monogrammed ink and coloured wash, 36cm x 26cm £200-300
213.AR John Ward (British 1917-2007) Bangalore a pair signed watercolour, 16cm x 23cm £100-200 214.
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215.AR Alan Ingham (British 1932-2002) Thames Sailing Barge on an Estuary signed and dated 1987 watercolour, 35cm x 53cm £200-300
Lot 209
216.AR Alan Whitehead (British, born 1952) Sailing Vessels signed a pair watercolour, 25cm x 33.5cm £150-200 217.
Ralph Todd (British 1856-1932) Mending the Nets signed lower right watercolour, 27cm x 37cm £800-1000
218.AR Duncan Grant (British 1885-1978) Mountain Scene, Scotland signed and dated 74 watercolour, 27cm x 35cm Provenance: The Southover Gallery, Lewes see illustration £1000-1500
Lot 218
219.AR Paul Maze (French 1887-1979) The Downs, Treyford signed and inscribed verso pastel, 26cm x 34cm together with a letter from Paul Maze, a signed exhibition catalogue for Paul Maze and The Guards 1973, two signed photographs of Paul Maze and various cuttings see illustration on page 24 £300-400
220.AR Paul Maze (French 1887-1979) Cottage By a Lane signed pastel, 27cm x 36cm £300-400
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224.
Audrey Hammond (British 20th Century) Autumn at Hasleton watercolour, 18cm x 36cm Robert R Greenhalf (born 1950) Dipper limited edition aquatint, 27cm x 19cm and sundry pictures £60-80
225.AR Annie Williams (British, born 1942) The Round Table watercolour, 33cm x 33cm View from a Window watercolour, 52cm x 34cm and The Kitchen watercolour, 47cm x 34cm £100-150
Lot 219 (part) 221.AR Duncan Grant (British 1885-1978) Chicken inscribed on a label to the reverse ‘Sketch of Hen given by Deidre Feb 1980 taken from one of Duncan Grant’s sketchbooks’ pencil, 13cm x 12cm £200-300 222.AR Constance Helen Greaves (British 1882-1966) New Forest signed watercolour, 14.5cm x 21cm £30-40
223.AR Linda Frances Kitson (British, born 1945) Les Mont D’Or signed watercolour, ink and pastel, 74cm x 100cm Note: Kitson was commissioned as the official war artist for the Falklands Task Force. She sailed to the Falklands in 1982 where she followed the British forces for three months making a large number of drawings many of which are now in the Imperial War Museum’s art collection. £300-400
226.AR Dennis Page (British, born 1926) Santa Croce, Florence watercolour, 23cm x 30cm and St Peter’s, Rome watercolour, 24cm x 26cm £150-250 227.AR Roland Batchelor RWS (British 1889-1990) Two Humorous Figurative Sketches watercolour, 16cm x 12cm £120-160 228.AR Brian Lindley (20th Century) Flower Stalls, Nice pastel, 38cm x 43cm see illustration £150-200 229.
Charles Longbotham (British 1917-1999) The Paddlers watercolour, 17cm x 25cm and Andy Le Poidevin April Shadows watercolour, 15cm x 51cm £60-80
230.AR Peter Hayman (British, born 1930) Swans in Flight watercolour, 12.5cm x 12.5cm and four other paintings £120-180 231.AR Fiona Owen (20th Century) Seagulls about a Compass watercolour, 12.5cm x 12.5cm and four other paintings by the same hand £80-120 232.AR Kevin Hughes RI (British, born 1947) Holly Barn watercolour, 19cm x 23cm and another by the same £40-60 Lot 228 Page 24
From a local Private Collection - John Strickland Goodall (British 1908-1996) Goodall’s career began in the 1930s where he worked as an illustrator for publications such as ‘The Radio Times’ and ‘Bystander’. He also painted landscapes and interiors in watercolour which he preferred over oil. After the war, Goodall and his wife Margaret settled in a cottage in Wiltshire where in 1970 Margaret fell ill. He nursed her from home, staying by her side which led him to concentrate on children’s books. It was these that found him his greatest success and some of his best-known illustrations. The collection shows a fantastic range of Goodall’s talent and humour with examples both from his early career through to the more widely known illustrative works and scenes of Victorian and Edwardian life. 233.AR John Strickland Goodall (British 1908-1996) The Excursion signed watercolour, 15cm x 20cm £250-350 234.AR John Strickland Goodall (British 1908-1996) Sailing Boats signed watercolour, 14.5cm x 20.5cm £200-300 235.AR John Strickland Goodall (British 1908-1996) A Windy Day signed watercolour, 15.5cm x 20cm £300-500 236.AR John Strickland Goodall (British 1908-1996) Family Cricket signed watercolour, 16cm x 21.5cm £400-600 237.AR John Strickland Goodall (British 1908-1996) The Pierrot Show signed watercolour, 18cm x 24cm £500-700 238.AR John Strickland Goodall (British 1908-1996) The Attic signed watercolour, 14.5cm x 18cm £200-300 239.AR John Strickland Goodall (British 1908-1996) Lavinia’s Cottage signed watercolour, 21cm x 46cm Provenance: Christopher Wood Gallery, July 1984, Lavinia’s Cottage No 34 jacket cover see illustration £1000-1500
Lot 239
240.AR John Strickland Goodall (British 1908-1996) Summer Holiday signed watercolour, 20.5cm x 29.5cm £600-800
243.AR John Strickland Goodall (British 1908-1996) Christmas Shopping signed watercolour, 13.5cm x 35.5cm £500-700
241.AR John Strickland Goodall (British 1908-1996) The Garden Party signed watercolour, 17.5cm x 29.5cm £300-500
244.AR John Strickland Goodall (British 1906-1996) ’Variety Girl’, ‘Flora Dora’ and ‘The Geisha’ three sketches for the Radio Times, circa 1930s-40s signed pen on paper together with copies of the receipts of purchase from 1996 and a limited edition print signed by J S Goodall £200-300
242.AR John Strickland Goodall (British 1908-1996) Henley signed watercolour, 12.5cm x 37cm see illustration £600-800
245-249. No lots
Lot 242
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Lot 262
250.AR Glenys Rowlands (active 1960-1967) Druidstone Farm, St Bride’s Bay, Pembrokeshire signed lower right oil on board, 49cm x 72.5cm £60-80 251.
252.
Gordon Webb Hills of Huntley signed lower left oil on board, 21.5cm x 29cm £40-60 M Freer Still Life, Flowers in a Vase signed oil on panel, 30cm x 40cm £60-80
253.AR Mary Dickinson (1873-1954) Magnolia signed oil on canvas, 49cm x 39.5cm £300-500 254.AR Maximilian Strasky (Austrian, born 1895) ’Grossveneduger’ signed and bearing Frost & Reed label oil on canvas, 51cm x 66cm £200-300 Page 26
255.
Follower of Paul Henry Landscape oil on board, 24cm x 33cm £100-150
256.
Soloman Still Life, Vase of Flowers on a Piano with Music Sheets Behind signed and dated ‘43 oil on canvas, 49cm x 59cm £200-300
257.
Primitive 20th Century School Sheep on a Coastal Edge above a Sailing Boat oil on canvas, 34cm x 39cm £80-100
258.
259.
20th Century School Headlights Through the Wood monogrammed CJRE 1941 oil on canvas, 45cm x 60cm £100-150 Irene Welburn (British, active 1936-1940) Busy River Bank Scene signed lower left oil on board, 60cm x 108cm £100-150
260.AR Paul Smyth (British 1888-1963) North Africa Scenes a pair oil on canvas, 44.5cm x 24cm £80-120 261.AR Charles Neal (British, born 1951) Spring Landscape with blossoming trees and sheep in a meadow signed lower right oil on canvas, 120cm x 99cm £3000-5000 262.AR Charles Neal (British, born 1951) Meadow Scene with pond, willow trees and cattle in the distance oil on canvas, 118cm x 180cm see illustration £5000-8000 263.AR Paul Denarié (French 1859-1942) Still Life, Chrysanthemums signed oil on canvas, 90cm x 64cm £600-800 264.AR Hector Fraser (British 1919-2013) Fishing on the River signed and dated 1983 oil on board, 50cm x 60cm £60-80
From a local Private Collection - Fred Yates (British 1922-2008) In 1970 Fred Yates was living in Cornwall and was just beginning to make a living as an artist. Working almost exclusively outdoors, he painted scenes of local village life, clifftop and beach scenes. With the success of a show in 1985 at the Tate Gallery in London of ‘St Ives 1939-64’ which Yates’ work featured in, his popularity grew and he began to build a name for himself within the commercial art market. In 1974 the current owner purchased a piece of his work from the Polperro Gallery and wished for it to be signed. Upon meeting the artist at his home in Fowey, she invited Yates to exhibit at the Guiting Power Arts Festival in Gloucestershire. From here their friendship grew and Yates would often stay at their home during the time of festival and painted avidly in the local area. Many of the paintings below were gifted directly from the artist or private commissions from Gloucestershire and Cornwall and exhibited at the Guiting Power Festival between the years of 1974-1977. They remained close friends until his death in 2008.
Lot 265 265.AR Fred Yates (British 1922-2008) Polperro signed label verso states date purchased, March 1974 oil on board, 62cm x 75cm Note: Purchased from the Polperro Gallery in 1974 see illustration £1500-2000
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Lot 266
266.AR Fred Yates (British 1922-2008) The Crowd signed and dated ‘73, label verso states date purchased, July 1974 oil on board, 47.5cm x 91.5cm Note: This was purchased from the first showing of Fred Yates’ work in the Guiting Power Festival and had previously won an art competition for South West Television see illustration £2500-3000 267.AR Fred Yates (British 1922-2008) Charlescote, Kineton, Gloucestershire signed label verso states date purchased, July 1974 oil on board, 45cm x 75cm Note: Charlescote, was painted by Fred Yates while staying in Gloucestershire during the Guiting Power Festival £1000-1500 268.AR Fred Yates (British 1922-2008) Oaston Basset Hounds, Guiting Power, Gloucestershire signed label verso states date purchased, December 1974 oil on board, 57.5cm x 39.5cm Note:Yates painted this as a private commission for the owner whilst staying in Gloucestershire in December 1974 £2000-2500 Page 28
269.AR Fred Yates (British 1922-2008) Kineton - Windrush, Sunday Afternoon inscribed and dated verso ‘75, label verso states date purchased October 1975 oil on a brie box, 36.5cm x 36.5cm Note: This was a gift from the artist in 1975 while he was in Gloucestershire for the Guiting Power Festival £800-1200
272.AR Fred Yates (1922-2008) Coal Merchants, Stroud signed label verso states date purchased, July 1977 oil on board, 46cm x 58cm Note: This was painted en route up Gloucestershire in 1977 where Yates arrived with it wet. This was then purchased at the Guiting Power Festival. £2000-3000
270.AR Fred Yates (British 1922-2008) Vintage Car signed and dated ‘67 oil on board, 90cm x 90cm Note: Yates served in the Grenadier Guards under Lord Montagu of Beaulieu who set up the National Motor Museum. Yates was invited to paint one of the cars there, this painting was purchased at the 1976 Guiting Power Festival £2500-3500
273.AR Fred Yates (British 1922-2008) Going to Church - Twardreath, Cornwall signed label verso states date purchased, July 1977 oil on board, 30.5cm x 41.5cm Note: Originally purchased from the Guiting Power Festival by a friend who swapped it with the current vendor for a scene of Broadway see illustration £1500-2000
271.AR Fred Yates (British 1922-2008) Poppyfields signed label verso states date purchased, July 1976 oil on board, 40cm x 57cm Note: Poppyfields was painted when Yates was at the beach and a bus full of school children arrived. It was then purchased in 1976 at the Guiting Power Festival see illustration £3000-5000
274.
Alan John (Claydon) Abstract Town View oil on canvas, 47cm x 74cm £50-80
Lot 271
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Nicola Brain (British 1962-1986) The group of works below are by Nicola Brain who became a Rome Scholar in Painting between 1985-1986, winning the Abbey Major Award. Tragically Nicola was found to have taken her own life within a month of her arrival in the British School at Rome. Nicola was born in Cheltenham and studied at GLOSCAT for her Art Foundation course. She went on to study for her undergraduate degree at Coventry where she was awarded a 1st class Honours Degree in Fine Art, with a commendation on her History of Art thesis on Willem de Kooning. A bursary from the Henry Moore Foundation enabled Nicola to complete her Masters of Arts Degree at Chelsea School of Art. Exhibitions of her work have included The Whitworth Gallery in Manchester for Northern Young Contemporaries and The Herbert Gallery, Coventry.
275.
Nicola Brain No 60, Abstract Forms signed on stretcher verso oil on canvas, 193cm x 164cm £40-60
279.
Nicola Brain No 38, Abstract Form Diptych signed on stretcher verso oil on canvas, 234cm x 306cm £50-70
276.
Nicola Brain Abstract Forms signed on stretcher verso oil on canvas, 153cm x 198cm £50-70
280.
Nicola Brain No 8, Abstract Form Diptych signed on stretcher verso oil on canvas, 234cm x 306cm £50-70
277.
Nicola Brain No 33, Abstract Forms signed on stretcher verso oil on canvas, 184cm x 242cm £60-80
281.
278.
Nicola Brain No 10, Abstract Forms Diptych signed and dated ‘85 on stretcher verso oil on canvas, 206cm x 354cm £60-80
Nicola Brain No 48, Abstract Forms signed on stretcher verso oil on canvas, 214cm x 169cm and Rain oil on canvas, 157cm x 122cm £50-70
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282.AR John Anthony Park (British 1880-1962) Returning Home, St Ives Harbour oil on canvas, 40cm x 50cm see illustration £800-1000 283.AR Stephen Mueller (1947-2011) #345 Captains Conundrum signed and dated 1987, verso acrylic on canvas, 193cm x 203cm see illustration £800-1200 284.AR Erik Leoo Verde (Swedish, 1904-1976) “Plojd aber i To# inscribed to label on verso oil on canvas, 132cm x 89cm £150-200 285.AR Yngve Werner Ericson (Swedish, born 1932) Möte-Encounter signed and dated ‘74 lower right oil on canvas board, 90cm x 90cm see illustration £200-300 286.AR Stanley Horace Gardiner (British 1887-1952) Magnolia Blossom signed label verso oil on board, 60cm x 50cm £700-900
Lot 283
287.AR Ernest Yarrow Jones (British 1872-1951) Blossom Trees, Normandy signed oil on hessian, 46cm x 59cm Provenance: Studio sale, Phillips, Bond Street, circa 1990 £400-600 288.AR Ethelbert White (British 1891-1972) Rural Landscape signed oil on canvas, 40cm x 50cm £400-600 289.AR Jane Furness (British, born 1931) Woman with Apples and Irises signed and dated 1955 verso oil on board, 71cm x 51cm £200-300
Lot 285
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Lot 290 290.AR Sir Matthew Smith (British 1879-1959) Still Life of Fruit and Flowers oil on board, 21cm x 26cm see illustration ÂŁ5000-8000
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Lot 291 291.AR Algernon Newton (British 1880-1968) After a Storm, Chepstow Place, Notting Hill, London inscribed on the stretcher in pencil oil on canvas, 63cm x 90cm Provenance: Lady Beauchamp, wife of the 7th Earl and daughter of The Earl of Grosvenor; by direct descent to the present owner Note:The Beauchamp/Lygon family were the inspiration to Evelyn Waugh for Lord Marchmain and Sebastian Flyte in Brideshead Revisited. Algernon Newton was born in 1880 into the family that made Windsor & Newton paint. He left Cambridge without a degree to study art and after many years of struggle he finally received recognition in the 1920s. His paintings sold well and he was elected to the Royal Academy of Art. Sadly after his death there were no retrospective exhibitions until recently when Daniel Katz held a loan exhibition in his London gallery see illustration ÂŁ10000-15000
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292.AR Joan Gillchrest (British 1918-2008) Lovely Summer Day at Mousehole monogrammed oil on board, 28cm x 20cm see illustration £2500-3500 293.
Martin Franz Glusing (1885-1956) Square Rigged Ship at Sea signed oil on canvas, 59cm x 78cm see illustration £800-1200
294.AR Harold Clayton (British 1896-1979) Still Life, Roses and Poppies signed oil on canvas, 60cm x 50cm see illustration £2000-3000 295.AR Harold Clayton (British 1896-1979) Still Life, Roses and Tulips signed oil on canvas, 60cm x 50cm see illustration £2000-3000 296.
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Lot 297
F L Flynn Cafe Street Scene signed oil on panel, 43 x 65cm together with two further examples by the same hand (3) £200-300
297.AR Derek Guthrie (British, born 1936) Harbour, Boats, Roofs and Figure signed and inscribed verso oil on board, 35.5cm x 25.5cm Note: Derek Guthrie lived and painted in St Ives in the 1960s before moving to the US and co-founding the ‘New Art Examiner’, an influential art magazine which continued production until 2002. He moved back to Cornwall in 1996. see illustration £150-200
298.
Ian Hughes Autumn Meeting titled verso acrylic on mount board, 59.5cm x 84cm and Blue Heart of the World acrylic on board, 59.5cm x 84cm £40-60
299.
Emmeline Deane (British 1858-1944) Young Lady Reading at a Window oil on canvas, 48cm x 64cm £200-300
300.AR John B Everett (British 1876-1949) River Landscape at Dawn signed oil on canvas, 43cm x 56cm Note: Everett studied at the Slade School of Art and Académie Julian, Paris. He signed on to a clipper ship sailing to Sydney, then after sixteen voyages he returned to the Slade School. He had an unhappy marriage, rarely painted and died in London in 1949 £150-200
Lot 294
Lot 293
Lot 295
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301.AR John B Everett (British 1876-1949) Sand Dunes signed oil on canvas, 43cm x 56cm Note: Everett studied at the Slade School of Art and Académie Julian, Paris. He signed on to a clipper ship sailing to Sydney, then after sixteen voyages he returned to the Slade School. He had an unhappy marriage, rarely painted and died in London in 1949 £150-200 302.
303.
304.
305.
M A Mathers Tulips in a Mug signed oil on canvas, 34cm x 45cm Note: Walter Sickert wrote in The Complete Writings on Art ‘M A Mathers is a revelation of a brilliant talent’. An illustration of hers entitled ‘Lil’ appears in The New Age, vol VI no 10 £150-200 M A Mathers Geraniums in a Pot oil on canvas, 46cm x 35cm Note: Walter Sickert wrote in The Complete Writings of Art ‘M A Mathers is a revelation on a brilliant talent’. An illustration of hers entitled ‘Lil’ appears in The New Age, vol VI no 10 £150-250 M A Mathers Begonia in a Pot oil on canvas, 42cm x 33cm Note: Walter Sickert wrote in The Complete Writings on Art ‘M A Mathers is a revelation of a brilliant talent’. An illustration of hers entitled ‘Lil’ appears in The New Age, vol VI no 10 £150-200
306.AR Michael Felmingham (British, born 1935) ‘Ca’ da Masto, Venice oil on board, 34.5cm x 44.5cm £150-250
313.
19th Century English School Highland Landscape oil on canvas, 100.5cm x 151cm and a smaller painting £80-120
307.AR Beryl Turpin (British, 20th Century) Sleeping Cat enamel on copper, 19.5cm x 19.5cm £80-100
314.
19th Century English School River Landscape oil on canvas, 90cm x 74.5cm £100-150
315.
L E Reid Landscapes with Figures on a Path signed and dated 1828 oil on canvas, 30.5cm x 42.5cm £100-150
316.
19th Century English School Shipping near a Lighthouse oil on oak panel, 40.5cm x 56cm £200-300
317.
19th Century English School Shipping Scenes Off The Coast a pair oil on canvas, 29cm x 50cm £60-80
318.
Attributed to Robert Edward Morrison (British 1852-1925) Young Woman in Uniform oil on board, 27cm x 19cm £400-600
319.
Attributed to Reginald Brill (British 1902-1974) Villas at Frascati oil on board, 34cm x 41cm £300-500
320.
Willem Battaille (Belgian 1867-1933) En Campine signed and inscribed on a label to the reverse oil on board, 19cm x 24cm £100-120
308.AR Henry Lintott (British 1877-1965) Harry as a Child oil on board, 30cm x 24cm Exhibited: Lintott Memorial Exhibition £200-300
Oil Paintings 310.
311.
312.
Arthur William Redgate (British 1860-1906) Estuary Scene with poppies and cottage by the roadside signed oil on canvas, 49cm x 74cm see illustration £400-600 After Rubens The Deposition of Christ oil on canvas, 105cm x 81cm £80-120 19th Century Naive School Fishing Vessels on a Rough Sea oil on canvas, 67cm x 87cm £200-300
M A Mathers Girl Dressing He Went on Saying Things in a Very Low Voice Self Portrait Girl Bathing signed four pencil drawings Note: Walter Sickert wrote in The Complete Writings on Art ‘M A Mathers is a revelation of a brilliant talent’. An illustration of hers entitled ‘Lil’ appears in The New Age, vol VI no 10 £100-150
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321.
Willem Battaille (Belgian 1867-1933) Départ pour la Peche Pécheurs de Crevettes a pair signed and inscribed on a label to the reverse oil on board, 15.5cm x 23.5cm £150-200
322.
Arthur Batt (British 1846-1911) Terriers signed oil on canvas, 14.5cm x 17.5cm £600-800
323.
George G Fryer (British, born 1832) Boating at Sunrise off the Coast of Italy signed oil on canvas, 34cm x 60cm see illustration £800-1200
Lot 323 324.
George Cole (British 1810-1883) Landscapes a pair signed and dated 1887 oil on canvas, 19cm x 39cm £300-500
Lot 326
325.AR Frank Salisbury (British 1874-1962) Portrait of Mrs Marjorie Bone with her Children and surrounded by memory vignettes signed oil on canvas, 73cm x 77cm £400-600
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326.
Richard Beavis (British 1824-1896) Cairo signed oil on canvas, 40cm x 51cm see illustration on page 37 £2500-3500
327.
Alfred Oliver (British 1886-1921) Grouse Flying Over Moorland signed oil on canvas, 44cm x 62cm see illustration £600-800
328.
R Fontaine Girl and Donkey in a Landscape signed oil on panel, 36cm x 45cm £100-150
329.
Late 18th Century School Drover with Cattle and other Livestock by a Stream oil on canvas, 57cm x 79cm £150-250
330.
Hugo Squires Little Rissington signed oil on canvas, 50cm x 75cm £300-300
331.
Hugo Squires Above Winchcombe signed oil on canvas, 50cm x 75cm £200-300
332.
Late 19th Century English School River Landscapes a pair oil on canvas, 39cm x 60cm £150-200
Lot 327
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333.
Alfred Emile Leopold Stevens (Belgian 1823-1906) Royan coastal path with elegant ladies signed and inscribed lower right A Stevens - Royan oil on panel, 31.5cm x 24cm Provenance: invoice from Baker Baker & Co, Bristol, 1968; also bears partial Agnews label to the reverse the painting accompanied by a book Alfred Emile Leopold Stevens by Peter Mitchell, 1973 see illustration £800-1200
334.AR John Emmett (Australian, born 1927) Australian Landscape, The Narrow Neck - from Panorama Estate, Katoomba signed oil on board, 29cm x 39cm £150-250 335.
K Williams Portrait of a Lady in Riding Habit signed and dated 1965 oil on canvas, 74cm x 62cm £120-180
336.
Wladimir Petroff (Russian 1880-1935) Hagia Sofia Interior, Istanbul signed and dated 1935 oil on board, 49.5cm x 36cm see illustration £400-600
337.
Wladimir Petroff (Russian 1880-1935) Blue Mosque Interior, Istanbul signed and dated 1935 oil on board, 37cm x 27.5cm see illustration £300-400
Lot 336
Lot 337
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Watercolours & Drawings 350.
351.
352.
353.
354.
355.
356.
357.
358.
Pat Playfair Thomas Henry Wood as Mephistopheles signed and dated Jan ‘03 watercolour, oval 29cm x 22.5cm £20-40 Wycliffe Egginton (British 1875-1951) Ross-Shire Coast signed watercolour, 35cm x 52cm £200-300 Patrick Downie (Scottish 1854-1945) Firth of Clyde watercolour and gouache, 38.5cm x 52cm £600-800 Late 19th Century Continental School Landscapes a pair initialled F F watercolour 19cm x 36cm and a 19th Century landscape £40-60
James Anthony Minasi (Italian 1776-1865) Portrait of the Young Queen Victoria Companion Portrait of Prince Albert inscribed ‘London March 27th 1844 Original pen and ink drawing by James Minasi artist to the Queen and H R H Prince Albert’ pen and ink wash, 13cm diameter £150-200
359.AR Bryan De Grineau (British 1883-1957) ‘Negro Trumpeter, Royal Horse Guards’ signed and dated 1951, inscription to bottom of page reading ‘To Major King, with every good wish for Christmas and the coming year’ and signed and dated again by De Grineau ink and crayon sketch, 28.5cm x 22cm Note: The 1982 Royal Tournament included a picture of a Royal Horse Guards Trumpeter of 1790 as part of the description on the massed bands display, a photocopy of this is included with the lot. £200-300
Early 19th Century English School Portrait of a Young Man with white stock and black coat pastel, 58.5cm x 46cm £200-300
360.
Early 19th Century English School Portrait of a Gentleman wearing a medallion around his neck charcoal lightened with white, 61cm x 47cm, unframed and another £60-80
361.
Howard Gaye (British 1849-1925) Church in a Field signed watercolour, 18cm x 27cm £30-50
362.
Thomas M Hemy (British 1852-1937) Waves on a Rocky Shore Sailing Boat on a Choppy Sea signed and dated 1922 two watercolour and bodycolours, 16cm x 36cm £80-120
19th Century English School Shire Horse and his Master in Uniform initialled W.H. watercolour, approximately 36cm x 25cm and another watercolour of Polperro Harbour £60-80 H Podd, 19th Century Profile of a Priest signed watercolour and chalk, 17cm x 13cm £50-60
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363.
Thomas M Hemy (British 1852-1937) Sailing Boat in a Choppy Sea watercolour, 25cm x 35cm £100-150
Marianne Benlis (Ligna Schrouter) (Russian, 20th Century) Pair of Costume Designs each signed and dated ‘93 watercolour, 27cm x 18.5cm, framed as one £200-300
364.
Herbert Menzies Marshall (British 1841-1913) Continental Riverside Town watercolour, 26cm x 36cm and Amiens 1901 watercolour, 24cm x 35cm £200-300
365.
A folio of 19th Century watercolour drawings, including landscapes, portraits and humorous sketches, in all approximately fifty £150-200
366.
Jerry Barrett (British 1814-1906) The Beggar on the Beach signed and dated 1856 watercolour, 45cm x 74cm £120-150
367.
Leslie Brown Loch Lomond signed and dated 1973 watercolour, 23cm x 47cm and three other watercolours £80-120
368.
R Fowkes View from the Wall signed and inscribed watercolour, 26cm x 37cm and another watercolour landscape by the same hand 14cm x 24cm £60-80
369.
A G W Alexander As Evening Shades Gather Round signed and dated 1895 inscribed on labels verso watercolour, 25cm x 36cm £120-150
370.
Robert James Lugg (British 1877-1951) Dartmoor East Moorhill Tow watercolour, 13cm x 20cm £60-80
371.
M Bernard Moored Boats watercolour £80-120
372.
R H Wilmot Tewkesbury from Lower Load watercolour, 23cm x 33cm £60-80
373.
374.
375.
Albums of 19th Century partial sketches and watercolour drawings, mainly topographical by B. Stanton £60-80
Van Audel Golders Green signed watercolour, 27cm x 36cm £80-100 19th Century French School Boy with a Puppet pastel, 45cm x 33cm £200-300
378.
A Stuart A Woman in a Red Cloak Carrying a Child on her Back signed watercolour, 27.5cm x 22cm £100-150 E Becker Landscape near Cheltenham inscribed verso ‘Vue de Prestbury pres de Cheltenham’ possibly a view of the Delabere Hotel, then the home of Lord Lansdowne pen and monochrome wash, 14cm x 23cm Provenance: Heather Newman £80-100
380. 20th Century English School Portrait Miniature of a Young Girl head and shoulders watercolour on ivory, 3cm diameter £20-30 381.
385.
19th Century English School The Woodman with a Dog by his Side pencil and watercolour, 58cm x 77.5cm £200-300
377.
379.
Prints
Stanley Orchart (British 1920-2005) Barnwell, Northants watercolour, 25cm x 35.5cm two prints by Tim Dolby and sundry signed pictures and prints £70-100
G Vernas Stones (1873-1954) Blue Tits and Wren signed hand coloured etching, 24.5cm x 29.5cm and another by the same hand Kingfisher limited edition print, 16/75, 24.5cm x 29.5cm £100-150
386. After Douglas Adams Stag Hunting Scenes a pair each numbered 29 and signed in pencil blind stamp of SRC Print Sellers Association monochrome, 40cm x 63cm and three prints depicting stags after Edwin Landseer and another £50-70 387.
After Heywood Hardy Hunting Scenes four monochrome prints, 49cm x 74cm and smaller William Giller after W H Barraud The Meet at Badminton coloured print, 43cm x 73cm and two other hunting prints £50-70
388. T L Sanger after H Barraud Punchestown, 1868 Royal Visit colour print, 43cm x 101cm and sundry prints including equestrian subject matter £40-60 389. Joseph Nash The Great Industrial Exhibition of 1851 plates one to four, unframed lithographs in colour, 54cm x 73cm and a large quantity of unframed prints £30-50 390. Three Victorian framed ovals, containing two black and white photographs and one watercolour portrait £60-80 391.
392.
After Richard Ansdell Shooting Scenes set of three prints, 39cm x 64cm £40-60
393.
After Raphael (1483-1520) Madonna Della Sedia lithophane, 25cm diameter £40-60
394. A collection of lithographs after Hans Hoffman, Albrecht Dürer, Redouté etc. of various sizes £30-40 395.
JE Bible Stories eighteen verses and thirty-six humorous sketches, parodies of the Bible three black and white engravings £40-60
396. After Asti Portrait of a Young Woman in a frame applied oak leaves and acorns, 75cm x 60cm £30-40 397.
Dolby after Owen and Carter Gloucester Cathedral, The Choir and the East End Window engraving, 79cm x 72cm £60-80
398. Henry Pelham Gun Dogs a pair, signed coloured prints, each plate 25cm x 34cm £70-90 399.
After John Leach A Game for Two or More (Croquet) published Thomas Agnew & Sons 1865 colour print, 42.5cm x 61cm £80-120
400. Joseph Clayton-Clarke (Kyd) A collection of sixteen named caricatures hand coloured prints, 17.5cm x 11cm £200-300
Seven pictures, various £20-30
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White Metal & Plated Items 410.
411.
A novelty white metal condiment set modelled as a donkey in harness holding the salt and pepper £50-70 A quantity of various electroplate to include a four piece tea/coffee service by Philip Ashbury & Sons, Sheffield £60-80
412.
A quantity of silver plated wares including two fruit stands, a hot water jug, two mugs, etc. £60-80
413.
A steel and ivory carving set £30-40
414.
An Asprey paperweight, the hinged upper section modelled as a leather strap with horse’s head terminal, boxed and a Sheffield plated candlestick of Classical column form, 33cm high £40-60
415.
416.
A Chinese export white metal betel leaf holder, embossed flowers and birds, 9cm high, two more white metal betel leaf holders and a white metal box modelled as an elephant £80-120
417.
A Chinese export white metal box, of rectangular shape, the hinged cover depicting armed horsemen in a landscape within a border of birds and flowering branches, the sides depicting various scenes including figures playing cuju (football), marked beneath, 26.5cm wide see illustration £400-600 A set of six 830 standard silver and enamel teaspoons, Thomas Olsen, Bergen, each with floral finial, cased and a quantity of silver and tortoiseshell dressing table items £150-200
Silver 420.
421.
A folding silver matchbook case, Birmingham 1924, with engine turned decoration, a silver vesta case (damaged), four silver napkin rings etc. weighable silver approximately 125gm £80-120 A George II silver mug, Benjamin Cartwright, London 1749, of baluster form with later foliate and scroll decoration, inscribed ‘Presented by the Baron de Ferrieres to be shot for by the Cheltenham Engineer Volunteers 1879, Won by Sergeant I Broom’, approximately 285gm £300-500
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422.
An American sterling silver cigarette box, by Poole, three silver cigarette cases various and another, unmarked £100-150
423.
A matched three-piece silver tea set, the teapot with panelled plain body and fruitwood handle, London 1904, sugar bowl and cream jug, Birmingham 1905, approximately 823gm gross £300-400
424.
A set of six silver dessert spoons, John Round & Son Ltd, Sheffield 1911, old English pattern, approximately 291gm £60-80
425.
Two sets of three Georgian silver dessert spoons, fiddle pattern, London 1869 and 1901 and one other spoon, approximately 250gm £80-120
426.
A set of five old English pattern silver dessert spoons, Sheffield 1934, approximately 280gm £70-90
427.
A set of six Victorian silver fiddle pattern forks, George Adams, London 1879 and three others, approximately 487gm £70-90
428.
Fifteen silver and white metal napkin rings, some Continental, various makers, approximately 246gm £70-90
429.
A pair of Victorian silver serving spoons, London 1899, a silver handled cake slice and two pairs of silver sugar tongs, approximately 219gm £100-150
430.
A helmet shaped silver cream jug, Sheffield 1911, a pair of baluster form salt and pepper pots and a set of nine Old English teaspoons and various other teaspoons, approximately 550gm £150-200
431.
A silver mounted preserve jar, with pierced body and clear glass liner, Adie Bros, Birmingham 1928, and a silver four-slice toast rack of quatrefoil design, Birmingham 1911 £100-150
432.
A pair of George IV silver berry spoons, London 1822, crested and later engraved, 138gm £70-90
433.
A silver sauce boat, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1926, two silver mustard pots, a pair of silver salts, a silver sifting spoon and straining spoon, approximately 263gm £150-200
434.
A set of three silver serving spoons, Sheffield 1911, a silver sauce ladle and a small quantity of teaspoons (some cased), approximately 549gm £80-120
435.
A small quantity of silver to include miniature condiment set, a pair of silver mounted glass salts etc., approximately 307gm £120-180
436.
A silver mounted part dressing set, a white metal and turquoise belt buckle and two silver mounted photograph frames £150-200
437.
A small group of silver and related, to include two miniature muffineers, a silver chain, a miniature art glass scent bottle, a white metal Japanese box and cover, etc. £100-150
443.
A cased set of ten silver ‘Queen’s Beasts’ spoons, approximately 338gm £120-180
A quantity of various silver to include a mustard, a pair of salts with blue glass liners, a quantity of flatware and various others, approximately 390gm £60-80
444.
A pair of silver sweetmeat dishes, Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1921, of trefoil shape with latticed sides, another small silver bowl and a weighted vase £80-120
445.
A silver coffee pot, C B, London 1897, of pear shape on a circular foot (damages), approximately 340gm £120-150
446.
Three modern silver wine coasters, each circular with a turned wood base £80-120
447.
A square silver waiter, T B & S, Sheffield 1927, with presentation inscription of Masonic interest, dated 1928, 30.5cm wide, approximately 1035gm £250-350
448.
A silver-gilt replica of a 2nd Century Danish (East Zealand) cup, S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1922, with band of stylised figures and animals to the neck and further symbols to the spreading circular foot, 19.5cm high, approximately 465gm see illustration £500-700
438.
439.
440.
441.
442.
A quantity of dressing table jars and bottles, some with silver mounts within a mahogany box £120-180 A set of eight Georgian silver teaspoons, old English pattern, together with fourteen fiddle pattern teaspoons, various, approximately 438gm £80-120 A pair of Scottish silver serving spoons, Edinburgh 1850, four silver mustard spoons, four serving spoons and four table spoons, approximately 597gm £150-200 A George III silver basting spoon, William Eley, William Fearn & William Chawner, London 1810, approximately 140gm £40-60
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457.
A Victorian silver water jug, Birmingham 1896, of baluster form with part spiral flutes and wooden handle, 24cm high, approximately 500gm gross £150-200
458.
A George III silver baluster mug, Phillips Garden, London 1764, with domed cover and scroll handle, with hallmarked later spout, 20cm high, approximately 730gm see illustration £500-700
459.
A Victorian silver spirit kettle, stand and burner, Hukin & Heath, London 1876, 24cm high, approximately 1130gm £400-600
460.
A George III silver chamberstick, John Emes, London 1800, with bright cut and reeded rim, 16.5cm high, approximately 200gm £120-180
461.
A George III silver snuffer tray, John Craddock & William Reid, date mark rubbed, circa 1800, of rectangular form with beaded rim, monogrammed within a bright cut cartouche, 23cm wide, approximately 180gm £100-150
462.
A silver drum shaped mustard pot, Birmingham 1901, 7.5cm high and an oval mustard pot with pierced sides, Birmingham 1867, with spoon and liner, 8cm high, approximately 195gm £80-120
463.
A silver tankard, Thomas Wallis, London 1773, the domed lid with scroll thumb piece and scroll handle to a tapering cylindrical collared body with splayed foot, 19.5cm high, approximately 750gm see illustration £800-1200
464.
A George I silver lighthouse caster, London 1739, crested, 25cm high £300-500
465.
A tooled leather dressing case with fitted interior, containing white metal mounted glass bottles, a clothes brush and various others, four silver napkin rings and five other napkin rings £40-60
Lot 458 449.
A four-piece silver tea service, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1930, approximately 1870gm £600-800
450.
A set of twelve silver teaspoons, WM, Edinburgh 1872, with foliate engraved stems, approximately 255gm £60-80
451.
A pair of open silver salts, Birmingham 1920, each with blue glass liner and five napkin rings, approximately 185gm £50-70
452.
A silver caster, London 1926, 17cm high, a silver two-handled cream jug, London 1900, 8cm high, a bosun’s whistle, 11cm long and two two-handled salts with two spoons, approximately 250gm £80-120
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453.
A George III silver sauceboat, London 1799, with wavy rim and scroll handle, 14cm long and another £80-120
454.
A Victorian silver cheroot case, George Unite, London 1873, 12cm wide, a silver hip flask, Birmingham 1951, with engraved inscription, 8cm high and a set of six cocktail sticks in a box, 220gm £100-150
455.
A George II silver coffee pot, circa 1750 (marks rubbed), of baluster form with domed lid and ebony scroll handle, 20cm high approximately 480gm gross £200-300
456.
A George IV silver brandy warmer, Emes & Barnard, London 1822, engraved stag crest to the cover, the finial missing, with turned wood handle, 23.5cm long, approximately 375gm gross £150-200
466.
A silver entrée dish and cover, H.A., Sheffield 1908, with gadrooned rims, 29cm wide, approximately 1600gm £300-400
467.
A pair of silver sauce boats, Sheffield 1929, each with caryatid scroll handle and face mask feet, 18cm wide, approximately 880gm £200-300
468.
A boxed set of twelve silver feather edged teaspoons and a pair of sugar tongs, Sheffield 1904, a boxed set of six coffee spoons, London 1917 and a boxed set of six silver handled dessert knives, Sheffield 1922 £100-150
469.
A pair of George III silver salts, London 1796, maker’s mark rubbed, crested and with glass liners, each with shovel spoon £80-120
470.
A child’s silver teether, chased as a child’s head, 16cm long £60-80
471.
A George III silver teapot, John Emes, London 1802, of spherical form with a Chinaman finial, 25cm high, approximately 555gm £150-200
472.
A silver drum shaped mustard pot, London 1871, a silver baluster mug, London 1909, 8cm high and a silver cream jug, London 1906, 8.5cm high £100-150
473.
Two silver soup ladles, Edinburgh 1802, of Old English pattern £200-300
474.
A pair of George III silver sauce ladles, London 1797, feather edged Old English pattern, crested, another pair of bottom marked Old English pattern ladles and another pair, London 1792, approximately 300gm £120-180
475.
476.
A collection of George III silver sauce ladles (various dates), a silver table spoon, a mustard spoon, a small sauce ladle and a continental silver ladle, approximately 450gm £150-180 A silver caddy spoon, a silver napkin ring, a silver vesta case and a silver match box holder, approximately 120gm £40-50
Lot 463 477.
A silver baluster cream jug, London 1921, with double scroll handle, 11.5cm high and a French beaker, 8.5cm high £120-180
478.
An early Victorian Gothic silver vase, Henry Wilkinson & Co Sheffield 1845, with pierced arches to the flanged top and acanthus clad knopped column on a decafoil base, fitted a green glass liner, 40cm high, approximately 829gm £250-300
479.
A George III silver mustard pot, London 1799, and an oval mustard pot, Samuel Hennell, London 1801, each with double crest and blue glass liner £100-150
480.
A set of four George II silver salts, David Hennell, London 1736, each of compressed circular form on three turbaned head capped legs, approximately 480gm see illustration on page 46 £400-600
481.
A George II silver caster, makers mark possibly Samuel Wood, London 1736, of baluster form, 16cm high approximately 160gm £200-300
482.
A George III oval silver salt, Henry Chawner, London 1787, of twin handled form on a raised foot and a George II cauldron salt £80-120
483.
Three silver pepper pots, JHR, London 1906, each of vase shape with double crest, a small silver jug and a mustard pot (lacking liner), approximately 300gm £100-150
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Lot 480 484.
A tortoiseshell and silver mounted page turner, the silver mounts, EB, London 1912 £80-120
485.
A silver backed five-piece dressing table set, C & R C, London 1919 and four other pieces £70-90
486.
A Georg Jensen silver inkwell with integral stand, the domed cover with pierced finial on a circular stand with decorative border, 21cm diameter see illustration £1800-2200
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487.
488.
A pair of Georg Jensen ‘Magnolia Blossom’ sugar tongs, and an Art Deco silver condiment set, Birmingham 1913, approximately 122 grams £100-150 Horse racing interest: a Victorian silver presentation box, John & William Deakin, Sheffield 1888, of oval shape, the cover set with a horse’s tooth above the name ‘Arbitrator’, the box inscribed ‘Souvenir of Arbitrator from Edmond Smithwick, Kilcreen House to James Dunne 1888’, 8.5cm wide see illustration £120-180
Lot 486
489.
A silver cigar pricker, London 1947, of usual form £20-30
490.
A George III silver teapot, John Emes, London 1803, of oval form with engraved bands of flowers and monogrammed JB within a floral wreath, 32cm high, approximately 770gm £300-400
491.
A silver lighthouse caster, marks rubbed, of cylindrical form the pierced bayonet action top with gadrooned finial, inscribed ‘GTRP from GH & AGD’, 23cm high, approximately 545gm £150-200
492.
A silver fruit basket, Sheffield 1882, of oval form with pierced border and ring handle, raised on an oval foot, 30cm wide, approximately 570gm £200-250
493.
A silver water jug, Chester 1930, of baluster form, 22cm high, approximately 400gm and a silver plated toast rack £100-150
494.
A silver salver, A F, Sheffield 1919, with gadrooned rim on claw and ball feet, engraved inscription and signatures, 36.5cm diameter, approximately 1215gm £200-300
Lot 488
495.
A silver twin-handled rose bowl, HW, Sheffield 1900, of circular footed form with scroll handles, 31.5cm wide, approximately 840gm £250-300
496.
A George III silver snuff box, John Shaw, Birmingham 1805, of rectangular form with gilt interior, 6cm wide and a silver mustard pot with blue glass liner £120-150
497.
A Victorian silver claret jug, Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1861, of vase shape, the cover with fruiting vine finial, and decorated throughout with vine leaves and fruiting vines, fitted an S scroll handle, inscribed ‘4th West York Rifle Volunteers 2nd Annual Competition, Lt Col Akroyd’s Prize, Won by I W Thomas, Halifax, Oct 1861’, 33.5cm high see illustration £700-1000
498.
An Irish silver pedestal salt, R B, Dublin 1798, of navette form on an oval base, 10.5cm wide, a Victorian sifter spoon with figural stem and a silver caster, approximately 280gm £80-120
499.
A silver presentation dish, Sheffield 1904, with border of embossed flowers, 20cm diameter, a silver backed hand mirror, two silver mounted glass jars, a set of six silver teaspoons with shell bowls etc., approximately 420gm £150-200
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501.
502.
503.
504.
505.
506.
507.
A multi-gem set ring, set in 14k gold, the pear shaped stones modelled as a bunch of berries, ring size P½ and four other gem set dress rings, each set in 9ct gold (5) £100-150 A 9ct gold ring mount, approximately 6.3gm, a cameo ring set in 9ct gold and two other rings (4) £80-120 A selection of bone and ivory brooches etc £30-40 A bracelet set with five amethyst cabochons and a cocktail ring £80-120 An Art Deco style diamond and sapphire bar brooch, set with fifteen illusion set diamonds and eight calibre cut sapphires, mounted on an unmarked white metal bar with tapered ends, 7cm long see illustration £300-400 A Victorian carved cameo brooch, depicting Leda and the Swan, within a gilt metal frame, overall height 7cm £60-80 Two 22ct gold wedding bands, a 9ct gold locket on a chain and a gold band with an illusion set diamond £120-180 A 22ct gold wedding band and a gold coloured ring set with seed pearls and emeralds, approximately 3.8gm £80-120
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516.
A 9ct gold flattened curb link bracelet, another 9ct bracelet and a 9ct chain, approximately 19.5gm £150-200
517.
A jewellery box containing a gold Victorian bar brooch, an Edwardian bar brooch and sundry costume jewellery £150-200
A pair of 18ct gold cufflinks, each circular link centred by a turquoise cabochon, a Napier paste set necklace, two pairs of cufflinks, a filigree brooch, two watches etc. £120-180
518.
An Edwardian opal, peridot and diamond brooch, the central opal to an openwork border set with peridot and diamonds, 4cm wide £200-300
A paste set necklace, bracelet and ear pendants each comprising flowerheads with opaque glass petals £60-80
519.
An aquamarine and seed pearl wreath type pendant, centred by an aquamarine drop and with another drop below, on a fine link neck chain £80-120
520.
A 9ct gold cigarette case, Mappin & Webb, with engine turned decoration, initialled, approximately 68.7gm £600-700
521.
A three-stone diamond ring, the three stones claw set to an unhallmarked white metal setting, ring size O see illustration £1200-1800
522.
A pair of 9ct gold cufflinks, approximately 1.7gm and a pair of gold plated on silver cufflinks £50-70
523.
A diamond bar brooch set in 18ct gold and centred by a seven-stone cluster, two further gem set bar brooches and a stick pin £100-150
524.
A small quantity of costume jewellery including a marcasite necklace, brooches etc. £50-70
508.
A quantity of various beads and costume jewellery £100-150
509.
A small quantity of various gold and other bar brooches to include a Victorian filigree example, an enamel and silver example and various others £120-180
510.
511.
512.
513.
514.
515.
A pair of peridot and seed pearl cluster ear studs, set in 9ct gold, boxed by Martin & Co., Cheltenham £200-300 A diamond four-stone ring in an illusion setting to a gold shank, ring size N½ and a diamond three-stone ring, size P £180-220 A sapphire and diamond cluster ring, the oval sapphire to a surround of twelve diamonds, the shank marked 585, ring size Q and a modern diamond and sapphire cluster ring the central diamonds to a surround of eight sapphires £180-220 A turquoise and split pearl crescent brooch set in 9ct gold, a tie pin set with a blue topaz, a 9ct gold bar brooch set with a central pearl and two 9ct crosses, each on a fine link neck chain £120-180
Lot 504
529.
A seven-stone ruby and diamond ring, the alternating stones to an 18ct yellow gold shank, ring size K½ £180-220
530.
An intaglio carved pendant, depicting a mother holding two children and with another two tugging at her skirts, set in a yellow metal frame, a paste set heart-shaped pendant and a blue enamel locket with hair panel £120-180
531.
A five-stone diamond ring, the gypsy set stones to an 18ct gold band, ring size O, a ruby and diamond five-stone ring set in 18ct gold, a 19th Century carnelian set ring and a 22ct gold wedding band £200-300
532.
A pair of garnet drop earrings, a ruby and diamond set bangle and a dress ring set in 9ct gold £150-200
533.
A hinged bangle set with three rows of diamonds interspersed by four clusters of four diamonds £200-250
534.
A pair of mother-of-pearl cased lorgnettes, with sprung mechanism, a shield shaped locket with bloodstone to the cover on a yellow metal chain, a mother of pearl brooch etc. £40-60
Lot 521
525.
526.
A three-stone diamond ring, the stones claw set to an unhallmarked yellow metal shank, ring size P see illustration £600-800 A diamond three-stone ring in a crossover setting to an 18ct gold shank, ring size L see illustration £500-700
Lot 525
527.
528.
A diamond solitaire ring, the single stone in an illusion setting to an 18ct gold shank and another diamond ring set in 18ct gold £250-350 An Art Deco emerald and diamond ring, the central emerald with a triangular panel of pavé-set diamonds to each shoulder on a platinum shank, ring size K £200-300
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535.
A diamond and pearl leaf spray brooch, the leaves set with rose cut diamonds and interspersed by four pearls (untested), 5.5cm long, boxed by Carrington & Co. £300-500
536.
A reversed carved crystal button, depicting a West Highland terrier, with beaded frame £150-200
537.
A moonstone crescent brooch, of eleven graduated stones 7.5cm long and sundry costume jewellery in a leather jewel box £100-150
538.
An aquamarine ring, the rectangular stone with three square cut sapphires to each shoulder, ring size N and a pair of gem set ear clips £300-500
539.
A single row of graduated cultured pearls to a 9ct gold snap, a pair of cultured pearl ear studs (screw fixings) and a gold cased propelling pencil by S Mordan & Co. £150-200
540.
A sapphire and diamond three-stone ring, the rectangular sapphire flanked by circular diamonds set in 18ct white gold and platinum, ring size N½ £400-600
541.
A 19th Century enamel and pearl brooch, of oval shape decorated applied flowers on a blue enamel ground within a border of pearls, an enamel and marcasite brooch centred by a cherub, a matching ring etc. £80-120
542.
A diamond and pearl brooch of flower spray form within a scrolling border, a peridot and pearl bar brooch set in 9ct gold and another bar brooch £100-150
543.
A Chinese carved jade pendant, depicting a mouse climbing on fruit, the shaped carved plaque framed in unhallmarked yellow metal, 6cm long see illustration £500-700
544.
A carved jade pendant depicting a bird, a fish and foliage on a necklace of cylindrical jade beads, the pendant 6.5cm long see illustration £500-700
545.
A jade and onyx brooch, the carved jade plaque with an onyx circlet to each terminal, 7cm long see illustration £250-350
546.
A Chinese jade plaque necklace, the nine oval plaques with pierced carved decoration joined by a double chain necklace to an oval snap, the snap with Chinese markings see illustration £2000-3000
Lot 543
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Lot 545
Lot 548
Lot 546 547.
A Chinese carved turquoise pendant of double gourd form, 4cm long see illustration £300-500
549.
A Chinese carved jade brooch of oval flowerhead form, Chinese character mark to reverse see illustration £300-500
548.
A Chinese carved hardstone and gilt metal necklace, of alternating oval panels with animal designs and carved hardstone animals see illustration £1800-2200
550.
A French hammered silver brooch of modern design, the undulating rectangular plaque decorated with raised scrolls, 6.5cm long £50-70
Lot 547
Lot 549
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Lot 551 551.
An amethyst and gold bracelet, the double row of circular links centred by fifteen amethyst cabochons see illustration £2000-3000
552.
An Art Deco cocktail ring, the central rectangular aquamarine with a line of five diamonds to each end within a canted rectangular onyx border and with a triangular aquamarine to each shoulder bordered by diamonds see illustration £3000-5000
553.
A necklace, the double strand fine link chain interspersed by pierced hexagonal panels decorated in red, white and blue enamels £800-1000
Lot 554
554.
A pair of diamond and cultured pearl ear pendants, set in 18ct white gold, each large circular pearl suspended beneath pierced and baton links. 7.5cm long see illustration £2500-3000
555.
A banded agate necklace of twenty-six large circular beads £800-1000
556.
An opal and diamond threestone ring, the circular opal flanked by diamonds and set in 18ct gold and platinum, ring size P½ £500-700
557.
A pair of sapphire and diamond ear pendants, the heart shaped sapphire and diamond clusters suspended beneath three circular diamonds see illustration £2000-3000
Lot 552
Lot 557
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Lot 578
Lot 571
558.
A single row of graduated cultured pearls, to a silver snap, 41cm long £40-60
559.
A diamond and pearl bangle, of hinged form, the two rows of pearls interspersed by three diamond set panels, one being the clasp, all set in white metal £100-150
Lot 577
Page 54
560.
A Victorian pearl and black enamel mourning ring set in 15ct gold, a gem set ring in 18ct gold and an opal ring set in rose gold £100-150
561.
No lot
562.
A turquoise five-stone ring in an 18ct gold setting, ring size N, a 15ct gold bar brooch centred by a small diamond, a 22ct gold wedding band and a gold signet ring £150-200
563.
A sapphire and diamond ring, the three sapphires interspersed by pairs of small diamonds, in a scroll setting to an 18ct gold shank, ring size L £120-180
564.
A graduated amber bead necklace, the largest bead approximately 22mm x 16mm, approximately 29.5gm £120-180
565.
A gold neck chain and a gold bracelet, approximately 51gm £400-600
566.
A wooden jewellery box with lift-out tray, 27.5cm wide and a quantity of costume jewellery including ear studs, necklaces, enamel badges, etc. £80-120 567.
An emerald and diamond fivestone ring, the alternating stones in a scroll setting to a gold shank, ring size N £800-1200
568.
A diamond triple cluster ring, the conjoined clusters in a galleried setting to a 18ct gold shank, ring size N £300-400
Lot 580
Lot 579 578.
A pair of 18ct gold, coral and diamond ear clips, by Wempe, modelled as floral clusters see illustration £1000-1500
579.
An 18ct gold bracelet by Hermes, signed and numbered 29775 and in original box see illustration £7000-9000
An Arts & Crafts silver and enamel necklace by Charles Horner, Chester 1919, the stylised triangular pendant with swirling spandrels suspended beneath a circular drop see illustration £150-200
580.
A gold and enamel ring by Elizabeth Gage, decorated raised lion masks on a red enamel ground, in original box see illustration £1200-1500
572.
A modern 9ct gold pendant of pierced angular form on a 9ct gold rope twist neck chain, approximately 15.8gm £100-150
581.
573.
A 9ct gold brooch and matching earrings designed by Geoffrey Bellamy, modelled as ivy leaves, approximately 12gm £100-150
A pair of Art Deco style diamond ear pendants of stylised triangular shape see illustration £1800-2200
574.
A 9ct gold fancy link bracelet, approximately 12.8gm £100-150
575.
A 1980s 14ct gold fancy link guard chain, the cage type links to a cabochon set clasp, gross weight approximately 51gm £600-800
576.
A Georg Jensen silver ring, designed by Harald Nielsen, set with an oval carnelian cabochon, marked 925, Denmark, 46/A £100-150
577.
A Tamisier silver, enamel and carved coral visiting card case of canted rectangular form, the cover centred by a carved coral figure of a seated Chinaman, signed Tamisier, Paris/Vichy/Nice see illustration £2500-3000
569.
An emerald and diamond ring of modern design, the three rows of square cut emeralds flanked by three diamonds to each shoulder and set in 18ct gold; and a diamond cluster ring, the domed cluster to a 9ct gold shank, both ring size O £250-350
570.
A diamond solitaire ring in a rubover setting to an 18ct yellow gold shank, size L £700-1000
571.
Lot 581 Page 55
582.
Lot 582
Page 56
A gold, enamel and diamond pendant brooch by Masriera, modelled as a winged woman seated in a circle holding a diamond on a fine link neck chain see illustration ÂŁ7000-9000
583.
A pair of diamond ear studs by Chopard, each of shell spiral form set in 18ct white gold, signed and numbered see illustration £1500-2000
584.
An 18ct gold necklace by Georg Jensen, the links of stylised leaf form, approximately 118gm see illustration £8000-10000
585.
A set of five Art Nouveau silver buttons, HM, Birmingham 1901, decorated flag irises £50-70
586.
A 1960s tigers eye brooch, of oval form framed by silver-gilt ‘lashes’, HJB, London 1964, 6.5cm wide £100-150
587.
Lot 583
A Jorgen Jensen pewter pendant of modern design, on a neck chain, a Norwegian silver and enamel butterfly brooch and sundry costume jewellery £70-100
Watches 595.
An Omega Seamaster, the circular dial with baton markers, on a leather strap £100-150
596.
A lady’s silver and enamelled open-faced fob watch, the circular gilt dial with Arabic numerals, the case bearing import marks for 1911, the grey blue guilloche enamel back highlighted with gilt, and the matching grey blue enamel chain of baton links £200-300
597.
A 9ct gold Marin wristwatch with square face and link strap, case numbered 21152 £150-200
598.
A 9ct gold Rotary wristwatch with fancy link strap and a Victorian three-stone illusion set diamond crossover ring on a 9ct gold shank £150-200
599.
Two 9ct gold cased wristwatches with leather straps, another 9ct gold watch (lacking strap) and two wristwatches £80-120
Lot 584
Page 57
600.
A gold plated half-hunter pocket watch, a 9ct gold lady’s wristwatch with expandable strap, a silver cased pocket watch, F Crew, Tetbury, two further silver cased pocket watches and three others £150-200
601.
A lady’s gold cased open-faced fob watch, the white enamel dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, the case back with raised monogram, the inner case marked Breguet No 1027 and also numbered 10818, on a 9ct gold ropetwist chain with bar attachment and cigar cutter fob £300-500
602.
A Gentleman’s Rolex Cellini ‘Danaos’ wristwatch, model 4233, the 18ct gold case with Arabic numerals, stamped 18K, the buckle stamped 750, on a brown crocodile strap, serial number K658413, boxed with original guarantee see illustration £1000-1500
603.
A 9ct gold cased open-faced pocket watch, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial on a 9ct gold curb-link watch chain, the chain approximately 20gm £300-500
604.
A gold plated half-hunter pocket watch, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, signed A H Holyland, Humbra, Leicester, the cover with Roman numerals in black enamel on a gold plated curb link Albert watch chain £80-120
605.
A lady’s 9ct gold cased Omega wristwatch, the 17 jewel movement numbered 17987572, on a 9ct gold expanding bracelet, a 9ct gold cased Rotary wristwatch and another wristwatch £200-300
606.
A Dunhill “Captive” Art Déco sterling silver and Japanese lacquer travel watch, the dial signed “Dunhill, La Captive Tavannes Swiss Made”, case stamped 925, 4.5cm wide see illustration £500-700
Page 58
Lot 602 607.
An 18ct gold half-hunter watch, the enamel dial with subsidiary seconds dial and a fine 18ct gold chain £600-800
608.
Lot 606
An Omega Seamaster wristwatch £40-60
Lot 614 609.
A lady’s 9ct gold cased Rotary wristwatch, fitted a 17 jewel movement in a textured gold case to a textured brick-link bracelet, gross weight approximately 13.9gm £50-70
610.
A lady’s 9ct gold cased Longines wristwatch, the 17 jewel movement numbered 8942762, on an articulated 9ct gold bracelet and a 9ct gold cased Cyma wristwatch, the circular silvered dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, fitted a 17 jewel movement on a 9ct gold bracelet, gross weight approximately 27.2gm £100-150
611.
An Omega Automatic Seamaster wristwatch, with gilt baton numeral markers and date aperture at 3 o’clock, on a leather strap £100-150
612.
A lady’s Bueche Girod wristwatch, the circular dial to a diamond set bezel on a textured 9ct gold bricklink bracelet, approximately 46gm £400-600
Lot 615 613.
A lady’s 18ct gold cased wristwatch, the hexagonal silvered dial with Arabic numerals, fitted a movement marked Harley Swiss and numbered 3672, the case numbered 40447 and with diamond set bezel on an articulated 9ct gold bracelet £300-500
614.
A late 18th Century French 18ct gold quarter repeating pocket watch, the dial engraved a woman seated on a terrace, a bird perched on her hand, a mirror in her left hand reflecting the same, having Arabic numerals and key wind at 2 o’clock, the movement with chased and engraved surround and similar decoration to the centre plates, having a central verge escapement and silvered advance/retard dial, with single hour repeat gong and twin quarter gong, 6cm diameter see illustration £2500-3000
615.
A Russian 14ct gold and enamelled Faber Type hunter pocket watch, the circular white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, the case with Imperial double-headed eagle in coloured enamels to an engine turned ground, case no. 314554, in original fitted leather box see illustration £2500-3500
616.
A George II silver pair cased pocket watch, the silver outer case marked I D, London 1734, the watch with Arabic numerals to the white enamel dial, the movement with outer cover marked Geo Lindsay Ser’t to the Prince of Wales and numbered 329, the chain driven verge movement with profusely engraved decoration and signed G O Lindsay, London 329 £300-500
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Coins & Medals
Militaria
620. A United States of America gold ten dollar coin (eagle), dated 1901 £300-400
628. A World War I trio to Lt. Col. R M Barron, comprising 1914-1915 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal with oak leaf, four Indian Medical Service gilt dress buttons, cased by Hawkes & Co. and sundry ribbon bars £250-350
621.
A United States of America gold five dollar coin (half-eagle), dated 1893 £100-150
622. Five United States of America coins, including John F Kennedy memorial half dollars and a 1922 Peace dollar £30-40 623.
A ‘Bradbury’ 1st issue black on white £1 note, prefix N18, no. 007697 £200-250
624. A large collection of British and Commonwealth cased coins £60-80 625.
A large collection of British and Commonwealth crowns £60-80
626. Approximately 3,200 sixpence pieces, 1947-1966 £80-120 627.
Thirteen gold sovereigns, 1980 £1800-2200
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629. A bayonet in a leather scabbard, dated 1918, 58cm long £40-60 630. A percussion cap doublebarrelled shotgun, W Ellis, mid19th Century, overall 115cm and a flintlock pistol (damaged) £100-150 631.
A World War I range finder by Houghton-Butcher, London 1915, 24cm long £40-60
632.
A World War I trio to 966 A Sjt A J Hillier R.A comprising 1914-1915 Star, British War medal and Victory medal, another trio to 17410 Pte G Meyrick K.S.L.I and a silver jubilee medallion 1935 £70-90
633.
A Liverpool Shipwreck and Humane Society General medal to PC 200 D, Thomas Woodward, for stopping a runaway horse at great risk, 31 Oct 1894, the silver medal in a fitted case by R C Oldfield, and the accompanying certificate etc. £150-200
634. A Canadian World War I trio to 18104 Cpl. F W Woodward, 3rd Canadian Infantry, comprising 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal, with the accompanying silver memorial cross and Canadian Expeditionary Force death certificate stating that Fred W Woodward was killed in action on 25th May 1915, a Masonic Medal by Dominian Regalia Co., Toronto and a silver vesta case initialled FW £120-180 635.
A Crimea medal with clasps for Alma, Inkerman and Sebastopol to M Dix 23rd Regiment £300-500
DAY TWO Wednesday 25th May 2016 at 10am Furniture & Furnishings including a Private Collection of Gothic Revival Furniture Miscellaneous Items Clocks & Barometers Glass Ceramics Oriental Works of Art Costume & Textiles Books & Ephemera
650 – 854 860 – 922 925 – 938 940 – 949 953 – 987 990 – 1088 1095 – 1107 1110 – 1156
62 76 78 79 79 82 90 90
Viewing Sunday 22nd May 10am-4pm Monday 23rd May 9am-5pm Sale mornings 8.30am-10am
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Furniture & Furnishings Including a Private Collection of Gothic Revival Furniture 650.
A pair of Coalbrookdale urns, with fluted sides on square bases, 47cm diameter £100-150
651.
Three stone troughs, each with one rounded end, the largest 65cm long £100-150
652.
An early 19th Century fruitwood table, the rectangular top with moulded borders, fitted a frieze drawer on square chamfered legs, 76cm wide £40-50
653.
A Regency rosewood Davenport, the sliding top with threequarter gallery, fitted with four drawers, tooled leather slope £350-450
Lot 656 Page 62
654.
A Victorian set of mahogany drawers fitted four drawers with turned handles £50-70
655.
An Edwardian mahogany framed folding chair with cane seat together with another caned seat chair £50-70
656.
A mid 19th Century maple wood linen press, with shaped arch cornice, fitted sliding trays with three long drawers beneath, enclosed by a pair of panel doors applied ribbed moulding with scroll terminations, 122cm see illustration £800-1200
657.
A Victorian walnut oval loo table, with inlaid central foliate oval on a quadruple column support, with carved scroll feet, 122cm wide £200-300
658.
An early 19th Century oak chest, with fruitwood inlay, brass studded decoration and escutcheon plate, with shaped apron beneath, 180cm wide £400-600
659.
A Spanish marriage chest, green painted and with pierced metal mounts and banding, initialled SPNNO, dated 1759, 162cm wide see illustration £600-800
660.
A pair of 19th Century Italian candelabra blackamoors, the nine lights with acanthus scroll branches and vase type base with surround of fruit and nuts, the carved wood blackamoors with white turbans wearing gilt decorated tunics and ribbed pantaloons, one with a towel on his right and the other with a towel on his left, on gilt pedestal supports, 211cm high see illustration on page 64 £4000-6000
661.
An oak chest, with quadruple panel hinged cover, the front with four panels applied split balusters and diamond shaped studded panels, 135cm wide £200-250
662.
A set of eight beech armchairs of Carolean design, with twin arched caned backs and loose seats, comprising six singles and carvers £200-300
663.
A Regency giltwood convex wall mirror, with eagle surmount and ball studded frame, the plate 45cm diameter £400-600
664.
A housemaid’s large Continental breakfront cupboard, the side wings with galleried tops, the centre with moulded cornice and enclosed by a pair of panelled doors with two long drawers beneath, each end enclosed by a door with two drawers beneath, on bun feet, 297cm wide £500-700
Lot 659
665.
A Victorian walnut oval loo table, the boxwood strung top inlaid foliate scrolls on a carved turned column and quadruple support, 118cm wide £250-350
666.
A Continental console table, the green variegated marble top with moulded border and serpentine ends, fitted three frieze drawers, and with carved scrolling apron to the centre, on four acanthus clad front legs and shaped plinth beneath, 213cm wide £300-500
667.
668.
669.
670.
A Continental sideboard, the serpentine variegated marble top fitted drawers and a central cupboard, the base with drawers and carved apron on three acanthus clad scroll feet, and shaped plinth beneath, 120cm wide £200-300
671.
A Continental walnut centre table with carved border and canted corners, the frieze applied carving and moulding, on a pair of acanthus clad scroll feet to each corner united by a shaped stretcher and carved central support, 244cm wide £400-600
672.
A giltwood wall mirror of Empire design, the surround with a grotesque support and gallery beneath having urn finials to each side, the pillars with lion mask ring surmounts and with bevelled plate, 138cm x 74cm £300-500 A Victorian oak extending dining table with half round ends and moulded border, raised on six turned and fluted legs and fitted seven extra leaves, extending to 478cm £1200-1500 A matched set of twelve carved oak dining chairs of Jacobean design, with carved cresting and spiral columns to the sides, having upholstered seats and padded backs on spiral turned legs and stretchers, comprising ten singles and two armchairs £500-800 A late 19th Century walnut sideboard, the superstructure over central carved panel of figures drinking in an interior and a cupboard to each side above a marble top and base fitted two drawers with cupboard beneath, 149cm wide £300-500
673.
A Victorian mahogany serving table, with moulded rectangular base and border on spiral turned legs, 204cm wide £300-500
674.
A Victorian oak breakfront wardrobe, fitted for hanging with moulded cornice, 224cm wide £200-300
675.
A Victorian mahogany chest of three long and two short drawers, with octagonal pillars to the sides, 132.5cm wide £150-200
676.
A French 19th Century walnut commode, the white marble top with canted corners, fitted four long drawers, raised on shaped feet, 122cm wide £300-500
677.
A 19th Century fruitwood low table with feathered veneered top on four cabriole legs, 166cm long £150-200
678.
A mahogany wall shelf, the open shelf above two panel doors, 61cm wide £80-120
Page 63
Lot 660 679.
An Edwardian mahogany oval occasional table, with barber pole banding on four square fluted legs united by a cross stretcher with second tier, 67cm wide £60-80
Page 64
680.
A late 19th Century mahogany and walnut tripod table, the rectangular top on turned column on three feet, 37cm wide £80-120
681.
An oak circular foot stool with carved surround on four turned legs, gros point needlework, floral design to pad, 35.5cm diameter £40-60
682.
An Edwardian giltwood wall mirror, of oval form, with floral carved frieze and ribbon detailing, 60cm high £40-50
683.
A pair of Venetian gondola type tole lanterns, each hexagonal lantern with coronet finial and glass panels, suspended on gilt and black barber striped poles raised on an octagonal bases, approximately 228cm high see illustration £1000-1500
684-686. No lots 687.
A French oak farmhouse table, the rectangular top above two frieze drawers to the side on tapering chamfered legs, 207cm long £400-600
688.
A child’s revolving barber’s chair, Claughtons, 5 Quebec St, Leeds, circa 1880 £60-80
689.
A George III mahogany fold over card table, the baize lined interior with candlestand and guinea wells, fitted a single frieze drawer on carved cabriole legs with pad feet, 78.5cm wide £800-1200
690.
A French cane seat stool, on spirally reeded legs united by an X-shaped stretcher with beaded border, 50cm wide £50-70
691.
A late 19th Century gilded torchere with fluted column, and acanthus clad circular base, 143cm high £120-150
692.
A George III mahogany chest, circa 1780, the hinged top above four short and one long drawer, 119cm wide £150-200
693.
An Edwardian oak two-tier revolving bookcase with tooled leather inset top, raised on brass castors, 51cm wide £80-100
694.
A Victorian beech and elm stick back armchair, with plain top rail, scroll arms and turned baluster legs £60-80
695.
A set of mahogany wall shelves, the central section fitted with a single panel door flanked by two-tier open shelves, 77cm wide £40-60
696.
Two 19th Century small mahogany tripod tables with rectangular tops, 50cm wide £120-180
697.
A large George III oak chest of two short and three long drawers, on bracket feet, 103cm wide £250-300
698.
A pair of Victorian serpentine bedside chests with five-hinged drawer fronts, 74cm wide £600-800
699.
A Victorian button upholstered tub chair £80-120
700.
Three large school trunks £80-120
Lot 683
Page 65
711.
A Dutch mahogany and floral marquetry bowfront chest with four long graduated drawers flanked by four short drawers to each side, 133cm wide see illustration £700-1000
712.
A Victorian mahogany bowfront hanging corner cupboard, 132cm high £60-80
713.
A George III mahogany D-end dining table with two leaves, extending to 200cm long £400-600
714.
A set of six mahogany dining chairs including an armchair, each with moulded spar back, drop-in seat and square tapering legs £200-300
715.
A Victorian prie-dieu with carved frame and needlework back and seat £150-200
716.
An Edwardian mahogany wardrobe, 190cm wide and a dressing table, 120cm wide £100-150
717.
A George III mahogany urn stand, the hexagonal top with pierced gallery on a turned stem and tripod base, 59cm high see illustration £400-500
718.
A pine kitchen table with extension leaf, to seat eight, 266cm x 100cm £40-60
719.
A Regency rosewood work table with two flaps and two drawers, with wool basket beneath, on a central column and four outsplayed legs, bearing the label of R. Loader, Cheapside, 53cm wide see illustration £400-600
720.
A Victorian rosewood sewing table with circular top and turned stem with basket, on a triform base, 69cm high £80-120
Lot 711
701.
A large Kelim rug, multi-coloured rosettes on a brown ground, approximately 244cm long £600-800
Lot 717 Page 66
702.
An Edwardian mahogany writing table, 103cm wide £100-150
703.
A Jacobean style oak moulded front chest of drawers, 99cm wide £80-120
704.
A Victorian mahogany carved bed end, 216cm wide £100-150
705.
A blue wool rug, 190cm long £20-30
706.
A simulated bamboo stool £30-40
707.
A pair of painted wall cabinets with panelled doors, 94cm wide £60-80
708.
A George III mahogany oval tray and a small tripod table £80-120
709.
A Victorian nursing chair and an Edwardian side chair £50-70
710.
An Ercol oak dresser base, of 17th Century style, 156cm wide, an Ercol bureau and a nest of Ercol oak tables £80-120
721.
A pair of Victorian walnut balloon back dining chairs £40-60
722.
A 20th Century serpentine Chinese lacquer cabinet on stand, 146cm x 100cm £400-500
723.
A Regency mahogany breakfast table with rectangular tilt-top and four outsplayed legs, 122cm wide £200-250
724.
A set of six George III mahogany dining chairs, circa 1800, with oval panels to horizontal splats £300-400
725.
A pair of metal grey painted filing chests, each with twenty drawers, 129cm high, together with a smaller pair and one other £150-200
726.
A 20th Century mahogany circular dining table by William Tillman, with attachable outer ring segments to extend, on shaped square supports with splayed legs and brass paw feet £600-800
727.
A Kerman carpet with allover floral field and central red ground medallion within a figured and floral border, 300cm x 406cm £150-200
728.
A late 18th Century Chippendale period mahogany kneehole desk, the rectangular top with moulded border, fitted a brushing slide and surround of seven drawers with central recessed cupboard and drawer above, on six bracket feet, 97cm wide see illustration £500-600
729.
A late 18th Century mahogany tallboy chest, the top with moulded cornice and with fluted canted columns to the sides, fitted three long and three short drawers, the base fitted four long drawers, 96.5cm wide see illustration on page 68 £400-600
730.
A Victorian walnut armchair with deep button back upholstered seat and padded arms on carved and fluted legs £150-200
Lot 719 731.
A late 18th Century mahogany two-flap table, with crossbanded satinwood border, inlaid a central shell, fitted a drawer and false drawer on square taper legs, 91.5cm wide £150-200
732.
Six fruitwood dining chairs of late 18th Century design, with pierced upright splat to the backs, fitted loose trap seats on square front legs £100-150
733.
A George III mahogany chest, fitted three long and two short drawers on bracket feet, 110cm wide £180-220
Lot 728
Page 67
734.
A fire curb with brass top rail, a pair of andirons and a brass trivet £60-80
735.
An Agra carpet with camel coloured central medallion, spandrels and all over floral geometric design, 260cm x 336cm £200-300
736.
A mahogany arch top headboard with reeded columns to the sides, 140cm £60-80
737.
A mahogany supper table of late 18th Century design, the two-flap top with serpentine surround and with scroll brackets to the frieze on moulded chamfered legs, 77cm wide £300-400
738.
A late 18th Century fruitwood chair with vase shaped splat to the back, fitted a loose rush seat on cabriole front legs £120-100
739.
An oak bible box with carved sides and plain hinged cover, 81.5cm wide £70-90
Lot 729
Page 68
Lot 740
A Private Collection of Gothic Revival Furniture 740.
A Victorian gothic oak library table, the octagonal top with broad pollard oak border, fitted a surround of four drawers and four false drawers, each with carved front, the base with octagonal column carved gothic arches on a flat quadruple base, 142cm wide (the top support renewed) see illustration £2000-3000
741.
A Victorian gothic walnut bookcase with castellated corners to the cornice and with trefoil finials to the frieze, having canted corners and enclosed by a pair of glazed doors with clover leaf and arch bars, the base also with canted corners and enclosed by a pair of linenfold doors, 148cm wide, 256cm high see illustration £1500-2000
742.
A set of ten Victorian gothic oak dining chairs with pierced and carved cresting and trefoil finials, having upholstered seats and padded backs, on baluster turned legs united by square stretchers see illustration on page 70 £2000-3000
743.
A French 19th Century gothic cupboard in two sections with castellated top, enclosed by a pair of doors carved foliate designs centred by a Tudor rose and with linenfold panels to the sides, the lower part fitted a drawer, with cupboard beneath enclosed by a pair of carved panel doors, both sections with burnished strap hinges and catches, 81cm wide £600-800 Lot 741
Page 69
Lot 742 744.
A pair of early 19th Century gothic doors, each pierced and carved a central cross with foliate spandrels and arches beneath, the lower part with two fielded panel doors, 199cm high, 69cm wide ÂŁ400-600
Page 70
745.
Lot 746
A Victorian gothic grained oak armchair, the pierced and carved back with triangular pediment and poppy finials above a crest with scrolling surround of primitive lions, the back with arches and set three Tudor sprays and trefoil finials beneath, the unsupported arms with end brackets having an upholstered leather seat on square carved chamfered legs see illustration ÂŁ600-800
Lot 745 746.
A Victorian gothic oak overmantel with carved end finials and frieze of seventeen finials, with carved pillars to the sides and shaped arch top plate, the plate 78cm x 166cm see illustration ÂŁ400-600
Lot 748 747.
A Victorian gothic oak bench, the pierced and carved back and solid seat on square chamfered legs united by square stretchers, 182cm wide see illustration ÂŁ600-800
748.
A Victorian gothic oak chair, the uprights with pointed finials and four pierced arches to the back above four Tudor roses, the arms with arched gallery sides, having a loose trap seat on square taper legs see illustration ÂŁ300-400
Lot 747
Page 71
750.
751.
752.
A pair of Victorian gothic oak pew ends with carved trefoil finials, 147cm high £80-120 A pair of Victorian gothic oak prayer desks, each carved twin pierced arches to the front, 69cm wide £300-400 A Victorian gothic oak standard candlestick with turned collars and brass crowned sconce, 140cm high £300-400
753.
A pair of Victorian gothic library steps with triangular arch top back £120-150
754.
A Victorian gothic oak torchère of triangular form, the later square revolving top above three carved arches with trefoil motifs, 112cm high £200-300
755.
756.
A Victorian gothic oak pedestal with square canted top, the shaped base with four squat columns with carved capitals, 109cm high £200-300 A 19th Century oak chest of three long and two short drawers with brass countersunk handles and bun feet, 106cm wide £120-150
Page 72
768.
A burnished steel folding day bed (no cushions) £80-120
A Victorian gothic pewter wall bracket with frieze of grapes and trailing vines and gothic arch tapered base, 27cm high £200-300
769.
An early Victorian gothic club fender, the cushioned top above a surround of pierced and carved arches with stop fluted supports, 188cm wide, 47cm deep £800-1200
A George IV gothic bottle holder chimney ornament, with label on reverse Day’s Patent Chimney Ornaments, fitted a cut glass bottle with stopper, 30cm high £120-150
770.
A George IV gothic thermometer stand chimney ornament, with triple arch back surmounted four grotesque masks, 23.5cm high £80-120
771.
A Victorian gothic thermometer with brass scale in a metal frame applied grotesque figures etc, 22cm high £60-80
772.
A Victorian gothic triptych type altarpiece model, the pierced tracery back with foliate finials, the triptych with blind fret decoration and similar decoration to the stepped base, 65cm high £180-220
773.
A pair of cast iron gothic boot scrapers, 33cm high £100-150
774.
A Victorian gothic brass inkwell, with pierced quatrefoil gallery and hinged dome topped covers to the pots, 32cm wide and another £80-120
775.
A Victorian gothic oak table, the rectangular top with carved border and frieze, the octagonal legs carved arches and with bracket supports to the tops £400-600
776.
An Admiral Fitzroy barometer, the Victorian Gothic oak case with carved surmount and arch top, with glass barometric and humidity tubes and thermometer, 124cm high £180-220
758.
An oak kneehole desk fitted a surround of seven drawers on bracket feet, 127cm wide £80-120
759.
760. A Victorian gothic oak hall stand with poppy finials and pierced frieze with tracery arches to the back and central arch with poppy finial, applied five S-shaped hooks on scaled columns above an umbrella stand with linenfold panel back, 90cm wide, 240cm high £300-400
A Victorian gothic metal stationery rack, an iron gothic watch stand and a Victorian gothic paperweight/blotter in the form of a domed church £150-200
An early Victorian mahogany chest of three long and two short drawers on turned feet, 108cm wide £150-200
Lot 761
749.
767.
757.
761.
762.
763.
764.
765.
766.
A Victorian gothic oak stationery box carved quatrefoils, fleurs-delis and with fitted interior, 27cm wide see illustration £120-150 A Victorian gothic oak stool with arched supports, 37cm wide (in need of re-upholstery) £50-80 A George IV gothic bronzed metal table screen stand, the adjustable brass telescopic column with foliate finial, the base with label By His Majesty’s Royal Letters Patent, 60cm high (closed) and another £120-150 A Victorian gothic circular inkstand with applied brass mounted arches, a small cylindrical chamber stick with tracery arches and butterfly finial to the handle and a Victorian gothic bronze stand £80-120 A George IV gothic bronze candle stand chimney ornament, the domed top cover with pinnacle finial pierced quatrefoils and foliate scrolls, the base with three twin-arch panels, fitted an opaque glass shade, 27cm high £150-200 A gothic plated taper stick with lantern column, a brass gothic candlestick with tiger’s eye to the base, an oak stand set a glass ball and a table bell of fan form £150-200
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777.
A Victorian oak pew with carved ends, from Hursley Church, Hampshire to a design by John Keble, 203cm wide £80-100
778.
A Victorian Gothic revival oak hall chair, the arched back with quatrefoil and lancet pierced decoration on octagonal front legs £80-120
779.
780.
781.
782.
783.
A Victorian Gothic revival oak hall chair, the arched back with cross and lancet pierced decoration on turned front legs £80-120 A set of four Victorian mahogany dining chairs, each with shaped and carved back with a carved horizontal support, on cabriole legs and another mahogany dining chair £40-60 An Edwardian mahogany bookcase, the top with moulded border, blind fret frieze and cluster columns to the sides, fitted adjustable shelves, 114.5cm wide £300-400 An Edwardian oak kneehole desk, fitted a surround of nine drawers, 121cm wide £120-150 An oak cupboard enclosed by a pair of gothic arch doors with carved figures to the sides and central foliate carved pillar, a drawer beneath on cabriole legs with ball and claw feet, 90cm wide £150-200
784. A pair of Edwardian stools with simulated bamboo legs and stretchers on splay feet, 41cm wide £200-300 785.
A Victorian walnut oval footstool with upholstered top on scroll feet, 40cm wide, and a child’s spindleback chair with upholstered seat on splayed legs £120-150
786. A Victorian reading stand with adjustable brass column on a wrought iron quadruple support and a wrought iron standard lamp with telescopic column £120-150
787.
An oak box top chest with hinged cover and carved panels to the front and sides, on bobbin turned legs united by square stretchers, 55cm wide and a trefoil shaped occasional table on three legs with shaped stretcher £60-80
788. A pair of wall mirrors in giltwood frames of rococo design, each with three cherubs with an acanthus scroll surround, with oval bevelled plate, 54cm x 43cm £200-300 789.
An oval mahogany twin-handled tray, with banded gallery and conch shell inlay to centre, 57cm wide £60-80
790.
An oak dresser base of three drawers, with single shelf gallery back on front cabriole legs, 173cm wide £120-150
791.
A set of eight William IV mahogany dining chairs, the cresting rails with foliate scrolls, upholstered seats on octagonal tapered legs £500-700
792.
An 18th Century oak table, the top with moulded border fitted a frieze drawer, baluster turned legs and square stretcher, 75cm wide £150-200
793.
An oak kneehole dressing table, 18th Century style, moulded top fitted with three drawers on cabriole legs, 74cm wide £100-150
794.
A large Turkey carpet, 355cm x 460cm £40-60
795.
A Victorian armchair with deep button back, upholstered seat and arms, on turned front legs £200-300
796.
A pair of Victorian button back chairs on turned front legs £200-300
797.
No lot
798.
An early 18th Century oak bible box, with carved arches to the front and fans to the sides, on a later stand with platform beneath, 76cm wide £200-300
799.
An early Victorian upholstered duet stool, on carved X-shaped end supports united by a turned stretcher, 91.5cm wide £300-500
800. An 18th Century oak oval two-flap gate leg table fitted a drawer, on baluster turned legs united by square stretchers £300-400 801.
An 18th Century oak chest with later carved panelled front, 129cm wide £300-400
802. An Edwardian rosewood two-flap table with ivory and boxwood inlay, fitted a drawer with platform beneath, 92cm wide £300-400 803. An early 19th Century mahogany bowfront chest with brushing slide and three drawers, on splayed feet, 94cm wide £300-400 804. A Victorian figured walnut breakfront wardrobe, the centre with chest and sliding trays, the wings fitted for hanging, 278cm wide £300-500 805. A Regency rosewood library table, the rectangular top with rounded corners fitted two frieze drawers with scroll carved ends, on a carved tapered column and flat quadruple support, 135cm wide £500-700 806. A mahogany extending dining table of rectangular form with two leaves on turned and carved baluster legs on brass castors, 233cm x 139cm £200-300 807.
A walnut writing desk, with a green leather tooled inset top, with two long and two short drawers, shaped apron, on barley twist legs, 114cm x 51cm £80-120
808. An oak and mother-of-pearl table with decagonal shaped top on shaped legs, stylised motherof-pearl, bearing Liberty label to underside, 40cm diameter £30-40
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817.
An Edwardian mahogany table, inlaid boxwood stringing, fitted a frieze drawer on square tapered legs, 61cm wide £100-150
818.
A pair of Victorian nursing chairs, each with scroll beech frames with gilt metal flowerhead terminations, with deep button back and upholstered seat on cabriole legs £150-250
819.
An oak rectangular table united by square stretchers, 60cm wide and another smaller £50-80
820.
A late Georgian mahogany D-shaped tea table on a central turned column and quadruple support, 88cm wide £120-150
821.
An oak joint stool, the rectangular top with moulded border, on bulbous turned legs and square stretchers, 45cm wide £120-150
822.
A late Victorian upholstered open armchair, with deep button back padded seats and arms, on turned front legs £200-300
823.
A triple-chair back settee of Carolean design, the cresting rail with acanthus surround and spiral columns to the sides with upholstered back and seat, on spiral turned legs £300-500
824.
A pair of armchairs of Carolean design, with spiral turned columns, padded backs and upholstered seats on spiral turned legs and stretchers, together with four carved oak single chairs of Carolean design, with arched top padded backs, upholstered seats and spiral turned legs and stretchers to match £600-800
825.
A Victorian upholstered armchair on turned front legs £200-300
Lot 827 809.
A child’s elm commode armchair with spindle back £100-150
810.
A Victorian button back chair with walnut frame, on turned and fluted front legs £70-90
811.
A child’s high chair in elm with vase shaped splat back, on turned front legs £50-70
812.
An early Victorian octagonal library table with pollard elm top, the frieze with applied carving and fitted four drawers, on a vase shaped column and flat octagonal base with scroll feet, 128cm wide £500-700
826.
A George III mahogany secretaire, fitted three long drawers and two dummy front drawers, the interior fitted with drawers and pigeon holes, on bracket feet, 119.5cm wide £200-300
813.
An elm chest with plain hinged cover on bracket feet, 125.5cm wide £140-160
827.
814.
A George IV mahogany dining table, the two-flap centre section with D shaped ends, on twelve turned legs, 268cm long £300-500
A brass and polished coconut shell two-tier table, Indian Ocean, late 19th Century, the octagonal tiers mounted with numerous fragments of polished coconut shell, dated to label beneath 1896, 61cm diameter see illustration £500-700
828.
A Victorian figured oval walnut table with boxwood stringing and floral inlay, on turned and carved end standards united by a central stretcher on splay feet, 114cm wide £150-200
A Victorian tôle peinte coal trolley, with domed hinged lid, scrollwork handles to the sides and set on four wheels, 58cm wide Provenance: Phillips Bath 9/4/90 Lot 210 £300-500
829.
An upholstered chest ottoman, 120cm long £50-80
830.
A 19th Century mahogany box base mirror, the rectangular glass on turned supports to a bowfront base fitted three drawers, 52cm wide £40-60
815.
816.
An Edwardian mahogany circular table, crossbanded on square tapered legs with X shaped stretcher, 69cm diameter £80-120
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831.
An upholstered armchair on bun feet with castors £40-60
832.
A pair of upholstered fauteuils, one frame painted gold, the other green £60-80
833.
An early 18th Century oak chest, in two sections, fitted two short over three long drawers with geometric mouldings on bun feet, 95.5cm wide £200-300
834.
A miniature Japanese inlaid pedestal desk £200-300
835.
A pair of wooden candlesticks with twisted stems, a candle snuffer and a ‘Webber Furniture’ oak stool £30-40
836.
A reproduction pedestal desk, 122cm wide £50-70
837.
A reproduction bureau bookcase, the arched upper section enclosed by glazed doors, 94cm wide £120-180
838.
A modern upholstered wing armchair £80-120
839.
A 1930s bureau, 77cm wide £50-70
840.
A pair of carved frame open armchairs and a D-shaped mahogany table £40-60
841.
842.
843.
A George III mahogany and inlaid side table, fitted a single drawer on square tapering legs with spade feet, 89.5cm wide £80-120 A 19th Century mahogany dining table, alterations, the two sections on reeded legs with brass caps and castors, 236cm long extended £150-200 A set of six painted and upholstered French style dining chairs, the scroll backs and seats upholstered on turned fluted front legs £250-350
Lot 847 (part) 844.
845.
846.
847.
A mahogany breakfast table, the circular top on an acanthus carved baluster column and on three leaf capped scroll legs, 126cm diameter £100-150
848.
A pair of wing back armchairs on carved front legs with claw and ball feet £200-300
849.
A mahogany chiffonier, the superstructure with shelf on pierced carved supports above three frieze drawers and three arched panel cupboard doors, on a plinth base, 164cm wide £80-120
A button back upholstered twoseat sofa with concave front, on castors, 160cm wide £100-150
850.
A set of six balloon back chairs, each with carved horizontal splat and raised on reeded tapering legs £50-70
A 19th Century mahogany breakfront bookcase, the moulded cornice above shelves, the base fitted panelled doors, 326cm wide x 235cm high £500-700
851.
A 19th Century rosewood firescreen, with clear glass screen, mounted with two brass urn finials and single stretcher, 33cm wide £40-60
852.
A woven rug the central medallion on a camel ground within a foliate guard stripe £60-80
A set of eight silvered beech wood chairs in the William and Mary style, late 19th Century, comprising six side chairs and two open armchairs Provenance: Througham Court, December 1976; anonymous sale, Chorley’s 3rd March 2011 lot 479 see illustration £1000-1500
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853.
A Georgian mahogany tea table, with satinwood stringing and hinged top, on square tapered legs, 91cm wide £50-80
863.
A ‘Craftsman’ four-piece pewter tea set, with hammered body together with hammered pepperettes £50-70
868.
An enamelled easel back photograph frame, surmounted by a ribbon tie, to take a photograph 13.5cm x 9.5cm £40-60
854.
A 19th Century mahogany bureau bookcase, the astragal glazed doors above a fall enclosing a fitted desk interior, above three graduated drawers on bracket feet, 91.5cm wide £80-120
864.
A group of three various cameras and a stereoscope to include a Zeiss Ikon Contraflex £50-70
869.
A specimen wood walking stick, the handle carved as a toucan’s head and beak £40-60
865.
A mahogany and mother-of-pearl inlaid workbox, containing two silver propelling pencils, a silver stamp envelope, miniature dolls, an ivory needlecase and various others £150-200
870.
A cast iron mounted bell, with chain pulley, bell numbered ‘16’, total height 56cm £80-120
871.
A Victorian brass oil lamp, with Corinthian column on square stepped base, the globular pink blush shade etched with flowers, 81cm overall height £60-80
872.
A collection of lead animals, a miniature telephone, till, flat iron etc £100-150
873.
A Middle Eastern brass tray, 68cm and an embroidered banner decorated with a peacock feather fan £50-70
874.
A northern European 17th Century carved and painted figure of Christ the King, holding an orb on an acanthus support, 38.5cm high £150-200
875.
A tan leather suitcase, mounted with white metal locks, 53cm wide and an oak cased mantel clock striking on a bell, 15cm wide £40-60
876.
A quantity of leather and canvas luggage £80-120
877.
Three white leather suitcases £100-150
878.
Two brass wall oil lamps with dolphin supports £40-60
879.
Two pairs of ceramic table lamps and five other lamps £40-60
880.
A large quantity of 33rpm records, Classical works from a wide range of greats, light Classical and popular 33rpm and 45rpm records £100-150
881.
A 19th Century walnut and marquetry work box, 30cm x 22cm £40-50
Miscellaneous Items 860.
An American shaker style collapsible wooden trug, with hoop handle, folding completely flat, signed DJC 83’ 168 £40-60
861.
A small bronze model of a dog, mounted on an oval base £100-150
862.
A 19th Century mahogany and satinwood tea caddy of sarcophagus form on four brass paw feet £40-60
866.
867.
Lot 890
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A Victorian daguerreotype, another smaller, a small Victorian photograph album, a small quantity of glass slides, a brass mounted box slide and a mahogany workbox £40-60 A bagatelle board, a piano harp and two harmonicas £40-60
882. A brass fire curb and a 19th Century copper copper, 135cm wide £80-100
898. A Walker’s ‘Cherub’ III taffrail ship-log by Thomas Walker & Son Ltd, Birmingham £60-80
883. A 17th Century iron tripod based rush light and candle holder £200-300
899. A collection of six 19th Century carpet bowls and four others of later manufacture £80-120
884. A tin candlebox, 34cm wide, a brass trivet, two bushel measures and a treen candlestick £40-60
900. A bird scarer with turned wood handle, a bee smoker, a large padlock and sundries £80-120
885. A Staunton type turned wood chess set (lacking one pawn), together with a cribbage board, a set of dominoes and various other games £100-150
901.
886. A three-draw brass telescope with leather case and an aneroid barometer in a leather case £80-120
902. A Savigny medical knife with interchangeable blades and a quantity of other knives and medical instruments £150-200
887.
A work box, the laburnum cover with geometric inlay, a glove box and sundry other boxes £150-200
888. A cold painted bronze figure of a parrot, 8cm high £60-80 889. A bronze figure of a 17th Century knight, a bronze figure of a gladiator, 12.5cm high and a small bronze figure of a horse £80-120 890. A late 17th Century Italian carved limewood figure of a winged mermaid with polychrome decoration, on a wall mount, the figure 69cm high see illustration £1000-1500 891.
A wooden money box in the form of a ruined Classical column with flutes and panel depicting Charity to the base, 44.5cm high £80-120
892. A Victorian coromandel wood book carrier with brass mounted mirrored ends, 36cm wide £50-80 893. A Victorian oak book carrier, with cruciform finials and pierced ends, 42cm wide £50-80 894. An embossed brass box, the front, back, cover and side panels with Biblical scenes within gothic arches, 15cm wide £80-120 895. A brass offertory box of octagonal form with pierced brass supports, a holy water sprinkler and a travelling communion and anointing vessel etc. £60-80 896. A variegated marble model of a font, with four pillar supports on a circular base, 16cm high £120-150 897.
An Austrian cold painted bronze figure of a pheasant, on an onyx dished base, 44cm wide £120-150
903.
Three juggler’s batons with turned wood handles, another pair with thread decoration and a pair with presentation inscription dated April 5th 1894 £120-150
A set of opium scales, a taper holder, a pill cutter and a quantity of sundries £150-200
904. A magnifying glass with mirror back and double magnifying glass to the scale and handle, a pair of optical glasses, a death penny, a metronome, etc £80-120 905.
A human skull crown with silver coloured metal mounts and jewelled border and a toddy ladle with Georgian coin set to the base, monogrammed, with spiral handle £120-150
906. An ostrich egg and a bunch of alabaster grapes £40-60 907.
A Blickensdorfer typewriter, in a leather case £60-80
908. A set of postal scales and weights, a needlework teapot stand and a quantity of sundries £80-120 909. A leather chess and backgammon board, with simulated book spine, an ebony and boxwood chess set and other games £120-150 910.
A Victorian Jaques & Son travelling chess set, with red and white ivory chess pieces, the folding board stamped In Status Quo Chess Board, 25.5cm wide £150-200
911.
A late 17th Century/early 18th Century bronze mortar with loop handles £80-120
912.
A French enamelled scent bottle, depicting children and a puppy in a landscape, of cylindrical form with hinged cover, 8cm long £150-200
913.
A 19th Century bronze figure of Emperor Marcus Aurelius on a siena marble base, after the antique in the Capitoline Museum, Rome, 29cm high £250-300
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Clocks & Barometers 925.
A mahogany wheel barometer with silvered dial, signed Tori and Pozz £100-150
926.
An early 19th Century oak and mahogany longcase clock, with swan neck and turned pillars to the hood, fitted a painted arch dial, with eight-day striking movement, 230cm high £300-500
927.
A carriage clock with alarm by Henri Jacot, in gouge case and outer leather case, 18cm high with handle up £300-500
928.
A mid 19th Century timepiece in an ebonised case, the white enamel dial with chased and engraved gilt brass surround, 20cm high £60-80
929.
A brass four-glass mantel clock by The London Clock Company, fitted an eight-day movement, half-hour striking on two bells, 29cm high £200-300
930.
A Schatz ships clock and ships aneroid barometer in a brass case, 15cm high £150-180
931.
An 18th Century longcase clock, Giles Coates of Chedworth, the brass dial applied with fretwork to each corner, Roman numerals to chapter ring, within a later mahogany case, 208cm high, 50cm wide £150-200
932.
An Art Deco IBM Master Clock in an oak case with painted dial, complete with pendulum, 149cm high £150-200
933.
An 18th Century longcase clock movement with brass dial and silvered chapter ring, signed Charles Gould, London, with subsidiary seconds and date aperture, 26.75cm (10") brass dial, in an associated oak and mahogany case, 213cm high £600-800
934.
A 19th Century French aneroid barometer and thermometer, on a spelter figural base, presentation inscription to base, 54cm high overall £200-250
Lot 914 914.
A 19th Century bronze of Androcles and the Lion, on a stone base, 22cm high see illustration £200-250
915.
A 17th Century style Dutch brass candlestick, the knopped stem with drip tray and domed foot (restored), 29cm high see illustration £100-150
916.
917.
A pair of Continental pewter beakers engraved with double headed eagle armorial, 15.5cm high £80-120
918.
A pair of gilt bronze chenets of rococo form, cast with leaves £200-300
919.
An iron cauldron in the manner of William Burges, of bellied form with lug handles and tripod legs, painted in bands of leaf scrolls and arches, 21cm diameter see illustration £400-600
920.
A 19th Century apothecary box, fitted with bottles, 24cm high £200-300
921.
A carved wooden lamp, of Corinthian column form, 80cm high £60-80
922.
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An Italian Renaissance style bronze cooking pot cast to one side with armorial and to the other with the deposition of bellied form with lug handles, on caryatid tripod support, 21cm high see illustration £150-180
A painted mannequin with articulated arms on a wooden stand, 83cm high £100-150
Lot 916
935.
936.
An Edwardian walnut and gilt metal mounted eight-day mantel clock, the case with flame finial and grilles to the sides fitted an arch top dial with regulator to the arch and silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, the movement striking on a gong, 56cm high £200-300 An oak cased mantel clock, the square dial with silvered chapter ring, 31cm high £80-100
937.
A Cartier alarm clock, the oval dial with Roman numerals within a burgundy enamel frame on an easel support, 9cm high and in original box £150-200
938.
A mahogany wheel barometer and thermometer, the silvered dial signed D Charinelli, Gloucester, the case inlaid with shell and flower paterae £100-150
Glass 940.
A pair of large glass flutes, 81cm high, another pair and six glass storm lanterns and five others £60-80
941.
A pair of cut glass decanters, three further decanters, a claret jug and thirteen beakers £40-60
Lot 919
942.
Four cut glass decanters, three stoppers and a plated wine coaster £30-40
943.
A pair of frosted glass tazze, with pink splash rims, 18cm diameter £40-60
944.
A pair of cut glass ceiling light shades, hung prismatic drops £80-100
945.
A glass toddy lifter, a glass chamber stick and other glass £40-60
946.
A mottled green glass spherical paperweight with white star continuous design, 8cm high and eight other paperweights £80-100
947.
A pair of cut glass decanters of tall form with circular bases, 44cm high £100-150
948.
Six Holophane glass light shades with frilled borders £400-600
949.
A cranberry glass comport, 25cm diameter, sundry cranberry glass, ceramics etc. £20-30
Ceramics 953.
A late 18th Century Staffordshire rectangular slipware dish, cream slip and brown combed decoration £300-400
954.
An early 19th Century slipware dish with cream trailed slip on brown glazed ground, 34cm wide £60-80
955.
An 18th Century Worcester blue and white bowl painted with island pavilions, 23cm diameter, a Graingers Worcester blue and white transfer printed bowl, 17cm diameter and two leaf shaped blue and white pickle dishes £150-180
956.
A 19th Century Mochaware jug, typically decorated with bands of slip in brown, blue and white, 24cm high £150-200
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Lot 957 957.
A Royal Worcester vase by Charles Henry Clifford Baldwyn (1843-1913), circa 1903, shape number 1553, painted with flying swans on a sky blue ground and highlighted in gilt, of baluster form with shaped dolphin handles terminating in mask heads, 27cm high see illustration £3000-4000
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958.
A Masons Imari pattern tureen, a Wedgwood jug with silver plated cover and two Wedgwood plates £70-90
960.
Four New Hall tea bowls, five saucers and a cream jug, painted with flowering roses and swags £100-150
959.
A large collection of New Hall porcelain mostly of two similar designs to include cups, tea bowls, saucers, plates, etc. £300-400
961.
A 19th Century Italian majolica type urn and cover, the terracotta body with floral applied decoration, part glazed in turquoise, mounted on a stepped wooden plinth base, 96cm high Provenance: Purchased by the vendor from Colefax & Fowler £400-600
Lot 982
962.
An early 20th Century Teplitz Amphora porcelain bisque figure of a desert rider on a camel, carrying water bottles, a sword and other implements, on an oval naturalistic base, 49cm high £200-300
963.
A quantity of 20th Century Royal Worcester crockery £30-40
964.
Four ceramic flower vases £20-30
965.
A quantity of Royal Worcester porcelain, kitchen crockery including Roanoke pattern plates and a part set of Rosenthal porcelain including twenty three dinner plates, eighteen side plates and two bowls £60-80
966.
A 19th Century Staffordshire porcelain part dessert service, decorated in green and gold with Chinese plants, comprising thirteen plates, two tureens and covers, six dishes and a comport £250-300
967.
Three English porcelain dessert plates and two other plates £30-40
968.
A Staffordshire figure of Little Red Riding Hood 26cm high and two other Staffordshire figures £20-30
969.
Two Dresden ‘trembleuse’ cups, covers and stands, a pair of schneeballen vases and various cups and saucers £30-40
970.
A pair of faience two-handled vases and covers, painted flowers, 25cm high £80-120
971.
972.
973.
974.
975.
A Shorthouse creamware bowl with blue band border, 42cm diameter £40-60 Various Staffordshire figures, including a Scotsman playing the bagpipes, another Scottish figure with a pair of lambs at her feet, a pair modelled as musicians on horseback, 28cm high, a Staffordshire figure, ‘Dick Turpin’, and two dogs £80-120 A 19th Century Staffordshire mug, moulded with a hunting scene, an octagonal hydra jug with Imari decoration, a pair of black and white Staffordshire dogs, 27cm high and another Staffordshire dog in liver and white, 28cm high £80-120 A Derby cauldron painted flowers on a mottled green ground with gilt handles and feet, 8cm wide, a Derby miniature watering can and miniature tureen £200-300 A blue and white porcelain pickle dish £40-60
976.
A creamware dish painted an Oriental figure in a garden within a landscape, 24cm diameter £60-80
977.
A quantity of blue and white printed china £80-100
978.
A late Delft loving cup, 22cm high and two faience vases £50-70
979.
A group of six Staffordshire figures to include a small deer with tree behind, largest 17cm high £100-150
980.
A Coalport botanical part dessert service, comprising six plates and a tazza, each centred by a floral study within a cobalt blue and gilt border and a Spode rectangular dish £70-100
981.
An Aesthetic style bowl, monogrammed mark beneath, 26.5cm diameter, on a carved wood stand £30-50
982.
A set of four small circular Worcester baskets, circa 1770, painted with pink roses, 13cm diameter see illustration £600-800
983.
A Lowestoft blue and white sparrow beak jug, circa 1780, painted a Chinese river landscape, 7.5cm high £150-200
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Oriental Works of Art 990.
A Chinese blue and white leaf shaped dish, Qianlong, painted in underglaze blue with figures and quails in a landscape, 28.5cm high £150-200
991.
A pair of Chinese Republic famille rose vases, painted with birds and flowering bushes, 25cm high £100-150
992.
A Chinese serving dish, 36.5cm diameter, a guglet, 21cm high and a sleeve vase, 15.5cm high £80-120
993.
A hardwood overmantel mirror, with pierced and carved Oriental panels to either side of the arched glass, 160cm wide £200-300
994.
A Chinese late 19th Century circular table, with variegated marble revolving top within a hardwood border, the base with brass collar, vase-shaped column and four scrolling mounts, on a square carved base, 72cm diameter see illustration £2000-3000
995.
A large 20th Century Chinese vase, of baluster form decorated with cranes and peacocks within a landscape, 79cm high £40-60
996.
A pair of Japanese carved wood Nio guardian figures, each standing in traditional dress, on naturalistic base, 40cm high, embellished with gilt see illustration on page 84 £600-800
997.
A Japanese satsuma circular dish with fan and panel decoration on a circular footed base and a satsuma ware pot pourri £80-120
998.
An early 20th Century mahjong set, the ivory and bamboo tiles cased within five drawers, 24cm wide £60-80
999.
A Chinese Cantonese porcelain bowl, decorated in famille verte with panels of figures, floral sprays and birds of paradise, 37cm diameter, together with two 18th Century mandarin pattern bowls and another smaller £800-1200
Lot 984
Lot 985 984.
985.
A Worcester yellow-ground moulded and pierced dish, circa 1760, with basket-weave and lattice panels, heightened in puce, a floral bouquet to the centre, 27cm wide see illustration £500-800 A pair of Worcester yellow-ground junket dishes, circa 1760, basketweave moulded and reserved with scroll cartouches painted with flowers, 23cm wide see illustration £1000-1500
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987.
A Worcester ‘conjurer’ pattern sparrow beak jug, circa 1770, painted with a seated couple watching an old man with a flower spray £120-180 A Liverpool (Philip Christian & Co) porcelain sparrow beak cream jug, 1770-75, of ribbed true baluster form, composite scroll handle and curl finial, painted in enamels and gilding with a puce rose-centred flower spray under an inky underglaze blue border embellished in gilding, unmarked £100-150
Lot 994 1000. Two late 18th Century Chinese shaped oval dishes, each decorated a female in traditional dress seated in a garden, within a blue and white border, approximately 33cm wide and another shaped Chinese dish £300-400 1001. A Chinese 18th Century style saucer dish with incised dragon decoration and blue sides, 20cm diameter (chipped) £600-800 1002. An 18th Century style Chinese saucer dish decorated yellow dragons chasing flaming pearls on a blue ground, seal mark beneath, 25cm diameter £300-500 1003. A Japanese circular dish decorated with circular panels of exotic animals on a white ground, 22cm diameter £100-150
1004. A group of four Chinese snuff bottles to include a yellow and green glazed porcelain example depicting a dragon and a carved glass example with red overlay £80-120 1005. A pair of Japanese jars and covers, each painted with bands of figures and dog of fo finials £200-300 1006. Three Chinese lacquer circular trays of graduating size, decorated with figures amongst gardens within a dragon border, the largest 42cm diameter £100-150 1007. A modern Chinese fish bowl decorated with peacocks amongst floral sprays on a black ground, 30cm high, together with a globular Chinese vase with painted circular panels on a blue ground, 24cm high £100-150
1008. A Chinese 18th Century export jug with rope twist handle and floral sprays and two large Chinese mugs with similar decoration £400-600 1009. Five Chinese carved soapstone desk seals, each with animal to the handle together with a pair of Oriental carved stone and beadwork trees, 16cm high £100-150 1010. A Chinese scroll depicting a prunus tree in blossom, 94cm x 32.5cm, stamped with seal mark, together with a 19th Century book of Chinese watercolours and related £300-500 1011. An Indian bronze buffalo, 11cm high £30-50
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1022. A Chinese blue and white sleeve vase, 22cm high £100-150 1023. A small Chinese cloisonné enamel bowl, 11.5cm diameter £450-550 1024. A pair of ebony elephants, 26cm high £20-30 1025. A Japanese marquetry inlaid miniature desk, each side fitted with drawers and a single door to one side, drop-in top, overall 28cm high x 70cm wide with top in place £40-60 1026. Three Chinese blue and white cylindrical vases, 15cm high and a Cantonese famille rose vase £50-60 1027. A Chinese jade brush washer, carved as a peach and set with leaves and bats, 13cm high £300-400 1028. A Chinese green crystal brush washer, 15cm high and a soapstone buffalo, 14cm high £100-150 Lot 996
1012. A 19th Century blue and white vase and cover, of baluster form, decorated with figures in a landscape, 42cm high £150-200 1013. A Chinese soapstone leaf shaped dish carved with fowl on rocky outcrops, 20cm (8") wide £40-60 1014. A 17th Century Chinese blue and white Kraak bottle (damaged), four famille rose plates, a famille rose shallow bowl, an Imari cup and saucer, a tea bowl and a saucer decorated with tea drinkers, all Qianlong £60-80 1015. A Chinese celadon jardinière and stand, painted with calligraphy, 20cm high £50-80
1016. A Chinese cinnabar lacquer circular box, carved with flowers, 17cm diameter £600-800 1017.
A Chinese Ming style iron red and white bowl, painted with lotus, 15cm diameter £150-250
1018. A Chinese large dark celadon jade stone covered with figures in a pavilion, 25.5cm high £450-550 1019. A Chinese ceramic double gourd bottle vase, decorated with gold and turquoise spots on a black background, seal mark beneath, 15.5cm high £350-450 1020. A Chinese blue and white bottle vase, painted with dragons and flaming pearls, 25cm high £350-450 1021. A Chinese blue and white bowl, painted with dogs of fo, 17cm high £150-250
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1029. A Chinese hardstone and cloisonné bowl of flowers, 18cm high and a porcelain wren, 17cm high £30-40 1030. An Isnik jar and cover, 23cm high, a green and blue glass vase, 18cm high, glass animals and a bowl £30-40 1031. A Chinese blanc-de-chine figure of Guanyin, standing holding a lotus flower, converted as a table lamp the figure 49cm high, another standing on a lotus leaf holding a lotus flower, on a hardwood stand, 40cm high, a smaller figure of Guanyin, another smaller blanc-de-chine figure, a carved wooden figure of a gentlemen in court robes, 22cm high, a Chinese cloisonné vase, decorated with peonies and birds on a green ground, 30cm high, a Chinese porcelain lamp base and a blue and white rimmed dish £150-200 1032. An early 20th Century painted and decorated wooden pagoda, the central housing with glazed windows and with galleried surround, 54cm high £200-300
Lot 1040 (detail)
Lot 1040 1033. A 19th Century Chinese bronze burner with elaborate grotesque handles, Greek key borders and incised panels to the sides, on bracket feet, 58cm wide £400-600 1034. A pair of Chinese famille rose saucer dishes painted with ribbon-tied auspicious objects, 15cm diameter, apocryphal marks £40-60 1035. Two Chinese carved jades of a lizard and a peach, 4.5cm and 3cm £40-60 1036. A Tibetan silver butter lamp, the knopped stem with turquoise beads, 15.5cm high, a Tibetan silver mounted bowl, 12.5cm diameter, a silver mounted damaru drum, etc. £300-500 1037. A Tibetan silver and yellow metal embellished purse, suspended from a leather strap, the cover with fish and moth motifs £100-150 1038. A Tibetan copper and white metal kettle, with loop handle to the side, a copper bowl and cover, two thankas and a quantity of sundries £80-120 1039. Six Eastern white metal tea spoons, each with decorative finial, a butter knife similar and a quantity of sundries £30-50 1040. A Chinese ginger jar and cover, enamelled decoration of fish and flowers on a lime ground, seal mark under base (cover restored), 14cm high see illustration £800-1200
Lot 1042
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1050. A Chinese hardwood overmantel, carved and pierced with panels of battle scenes, and the emperor in his court gardens, 150.5cm wide £200-250 1051. Five Nankin blue and white rectangular graduated dishes, various scenes, the largest 35cm wide, the smallest 26cm wide, together with a blue and white dish £200-250 1052. Two Chinese blue and white bowls and three other bowls £80-120 1053. A quantity of late 18th Century Chinese blue and white saucers and other decorative tea cup and saucers, various £150-250 1054. 20th Century Chinese School Junks four watercolour drawings on rice paper, 18cm x 27cm £120-150
Lot 1048
1041. A Chinese red stained and white ivory chess set, the king 8cm high £150-200 1042. A 19th Century Chinese blue glazed flower vase with four tubular necks to a globular body, Yongzheng marks, 40cm high see illustration on page 85 £600-800
1045. A late 18th Century Chinese blue and white tankard, painted chrysanthemums and foliage, 14cm high and other Oriental china £120-150 1046. A quantity of Oriental and other tea bowls and other china £150-200
1043. A Japanese Imari vase, the flanged top decorated alternating panels of figures on verandas and flowers and foliage within shaped reserves, 44.5cm high £150-200
1047. Ten late 18th Century Chinese blue and white plates, decorated bamboo chrysanthemums and foliage, 23cm diameter and two others £300-500
1044. A Chinese hardwood oval jardinière stand with inset marble top and inlaid mother-of-pearl border, having a pierced and carved frieze, on splay legs, 44cm wide and a smaller square stand £200-500
1048. A large Chinese blue and white charger, Chinese fisherman pattern with mountains in the distance, 55cm diameter see illustration £600-800
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1049. A pair of Chinese 19th Century ivory plaques, each intricately carved with figures in amongst gardens, 9cm x 5.5cm £250-300
1055. 20th Century Chinese School Barges four watercolour drawings on rice paper, 18cm x 27cm £120-150 1056. 20th Century Chinese School Floating Platform with Geese and Three Barges four watercolour drawings on rice paper, 18cm x 27cm £120-150 1057. Six 18th Century Chinese blue and white plates decorated flowers and foliage, each approximately 23cm diameter £80-120 1058. Six 18th Century Chinese blue and white plates decorated flowers and foliage, each approximately 23cm diameter £80-120 1059. A pair of Chinese cameo glass vases, of baluster form decorated with dragonflies and foliage in turquoise on white, 25cm high £80-120 1060. A large pair of Chinese cameo glass vases, of bulbous form decorated dragons and tigers in red on white, 36cm high £120-180
1061. A pair of Chinese cameo glass vases, of baluster form decorated stylised foliage in red on yellow, 20.5cm high £70-90 1062. A Chinese cameo glass jar and cover, of circular shape decorated running horses in green on white, 16cm high £40-60 1063. A pair of Chinese cameo glass vases, of baluster shape decorated monkeys sitting on branches in red on white, 25cm high £80-120 1064. A pair of Chinese cameo glass vases, of onion shape decorated swans in red on white, 20cm high £60-80
Lot 1065 (detail)
1065. A Tibetan thanka, probably 17th Century, polychrome decoration of deities to one side and script in Sanskrit to the other, 79cm x 52cm see illustration £400-600 1066. A Chinese jade vase of magnolia form, Qing dynasty, naturalistically modelled, 9.5cm high Provenance: John Sparks Ltd see illustration £1200-1800
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1067. A Chinese famille rose baluster vase, Qianlong seal mark and of the period, enamelled with a scene of two ladies surrounded by six playing boys and with two cranes flying overhead, 28cm high Provenance: John Sparks Ltd Note: A related lanternshaped vase is illustrated in The Complete Collection of Treasures of the Palace Museum: Porcelains with Cloisonné Enamel Decoration and Famille Rose Decoration, Beijing, 1999, no.93. see illustration £2000-3000 1068. A pair of Chinese temple dogs, glazed in yellow, green and brown, each seated on a quatrefoil pierced plinth, 46cm high see illustration £400-600 1069. Three Chinese carved wood figures, each modelled standing, the largest 45cm high £250-350 1070. A carved okimono, Meiji period, depicting a standing man wearing flowing robes, 8cm high (damages) £50-70 1071. A 19th Century Japanese Imari charger, decorated with lobsters, shells and tortoises, 61cm diameter see illustration £700-900 Lot 1067
1072. A Japanese Imari plate with scalloped edge, 30.5cm diameter and a carved wooden figure of geese eating a frog £40-60 1073. A pair of Chinese pottery elephant seats, each in green, blue, black and cream glaze, 57cm high £200-300
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1074. A pair of famille verte and Chinese Imari armorial saucer dishes, Kangxi, 1731, the arms within a famille verte border of flowers, the rims decorated with a phoenix crest, 22cm wide Note: The arms are of Fenwick of Northumberland, prosperous merchants in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, family seat Brenkley and Morpeth. These dishes were probably made for Mr Fenwick, Chief Supercargo on East Indiaman ‘Marlborough’ at Canton 1716 (arms: per fess gules and argent six martlets counter charger a mullet for difference; crest, a phoenix in flames proper) Literature: David Sanctuary Howard, C3, page 188 see illustration £600-800 1075. A pair of Chinese famille verte plates, 22cm diameter Note: from the same service as lot 1074 £600-800 1076. A Chinese famille rose shallow bowl, Qianlong, circa 1765, 20cm wide £100-150 1077. A pair of Chinese cabbage leaf plates, Qianlong period, circa 1760 £200-300
Lot 1068
1078. A carved and painted acupuncture model, inscribed in Chinese character marks, 90cm high £80-120 1079. Howard (D S) Chinese Armorial Porcelain, 1974 £200-300 1080. A late 18th Century Chinese bowl, the exterior painted garden landscapes, chrysanthemums, etc., 25.5cm diameter £100-150 1081. A 20th Century Chinese bowl decorated foliage and insects, 29.5cm diameter £30-50 1082. A Chinese late 18th Century teapot, with clobbered decoration, a rice bowl also with clobbered decoration and two Chinese Mandarin palette sparrow beak jugs and covers £100-150 1083. A small quantity of Chinese Mandarin palette items, late 18th Century, all decorated figures in a garden and with landscape panels to the borders, comprising saucer dish, 20.5cm diameter, two saucers and teabowl £150-200 1084. A late 18th Century Chinese famille rose bowl and cover, decorated flowers in enamels, 11cm high £40-60 1085. A Chinese Mandarin palette bowl, Qianlong, decorated alternate panels of landscapes with Christian churches and birds on branches, 26cm diameter £100-150 1086. A Chinese octagonal plate, late 18th Century, decorated a figure on a boat in coloured enamels and underglaze blue, 24.5cm £50-70
Lot 1071 1087. A Chinese Mandarin palette bowl, Qianlong, decorated alternate panels of figures in extensive gardens and birds on flowering branches, 26cm diameter £60-80 1088. A small Chinese Mandarin palette bowl, Qianlong, decorated alternate panels of scholars and birds on branches, 14cm diameter, a Chinese Imari bowl decorated orchid and plum blossom in enamels and underglaze blue, 11cm diameter and another £20-30
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Costume & Textiles 1095. A Belgian needle lace bertha, late 19th Century with intricate floral detailing, a Brussels Point de Gaze collar, a Bedfordshire lace collar, a chemical lace collar and a trade card for J.Pieraerts £80-120
1102. A collection of five framed stevengraphs, The Good Old Days, For Life or Death, The Present Time, The Good Old Days, The Present Time, 5cm x 15cm (4) and 6cm x 14cm (1) £120-150
1096. A group of christening gowns, an Edwardian cream silk and lace dress, a lace veil and other garments £80-100
1103. An early 19th century needlework picture in silk and wool, depicting a girl and a sheep beneath a tree with a ship in the distance, 74.5cm x 65.5cm, in a birdseye maple frame £100-150
1097. A short brown fur jacket, by Basden & Martin, Cheltenham, a fur stole, two pairs of kid leather gloves and sundry fur and feather items £80-100
1104. A lady’s Chinese embroidered silk jacket, decorated flowers on a green ground, retailers label for Liberty & Co., London £60-80
1098. A 17th Century style verdure needlework cushion, 60cm square and a similar smaller cushion £100-150
1105. A child’s Ottoman waistcoat, with gold coloured thread, braiding and embroidery with a turquoise silk lining £30-50
1099. A needlework sampler dated 1824, 30cm x 20cm £100-150
1106. A Georgian silkwork picture, depicting Clorinda inscribing Tancred on a tree trunk, oval, 30cm x 24.5cm and a small woolwork picture depicting a setter £40-60
1100. A George III needlework sampler, embroidered verse, terraced gardens and stylised design, Nancy Ritchie Greenock, 1791, 41cm x 30cm £160-180 1101. A leather case containing Masonic apron and other regalia £40-60
1107.
A 19th Century alphabet sampler in a rosewood frame (faded) 52cm x 41cm £40-60
Books & Ephemera 1110.
A quantity of theatre programmes and photographs relating to Wilfred Stephenson £10-15
1111.
A large quantity of children’s books to include Beatrix Potter and The Flower Fairies £40-60
1112.
A collection of autographs pasted into an exercise book with many loose signatures, including letters of Arthur, Duke of Connaught, Robert S. Ball (Astronomer Royal) and John Masefield, with signatures of W.S. Gilbert, Admiral (‘Jackie’) Fisher, Rudyard Kipling, John Galsworthy, Sir John Stainer and C. Hubert Parry (together on one piece), Clara Butt (an enormous signature beside that of her diminutively-signing husband), and the cricketer Jack Hobbs £50-70
1113.
Spenser (E) The Faerie Queene, illustrations by Walter Crane, edited by Thomas J Wise, six volumes, 1896 see illustration £400-500
1114. Sundry books £40-60 1115.
Lot 1113
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Hayward (C) The Courtesan, The Casanova Society London 1926, limited edition number 943/1380; Flaubert (G) The First Temptation of St Anthony, London 1915, limited edition of 625 copies illustrated by Katherine Low; Cabell (J B) Something About Eve, London 1927, illustrated by F C Pape and a quantity of other illustrated volumes £40-60
1116. Fosbrooke (T) History of Gloucester 1819, Broadbent and Minoprio, Minor Architecture of Gloucestershire, Lloyd (N) A History of the English House and three other books £50-70 1117. A quantity of fine art reference books, two boxes £40-60 1118. Sotheby’s, Mentmore auction catalogue, five volumes and The Duke & Duchess of Windsor auction catalogue, three volumes £30-50 1119. A quantity of fine art reference books, two boxes £40-60 1120. Allen (G) Rosalinda and a quantity of children’s books £30-50 1121. Kraus (J U) Histories Historische Bilder Bible, vorstellend die Geschichte der H Patriarchen und Ertz Vatter der Richter unter dem Volck Gottes, wie auch der Konige und Propheten Heiliger Gottlicher Schrift Altes Testaments wie auch was in dem Neuen Testament …. Kraus and Kuszlen Augsburg 1702 £60-80 1122. Scott (W) The Lady of the Lake, Edinburgh 1860, Harrow School prize plate to Robert Tidswell 1860; Ingoldsby (T) The Ingoldsby Legends, Bentley, London 1860, bookplate of Robert Ingham Tidswell; Taylor (J G) Our Lady of Batersey, George White, Chelsea 1925 and sundry volumes £30-50 1123. Loftie (W J) Westminster Abbey and The Inns of Court and Chancery, illustrations by Railton, London 1893; McMarthy (J) and Cennell (J) Charing Cross to Saint Paul’s; Brangwyn (F) Belgium, including fifty-two illustrations, London 1916; The World - Its Cities and Peoples, five volumes, Cassell & Company and Picturesque Europe, four volumes and Stewart (F A) Hunting Countries, 1935 edition £40-60 1124. Knight (C) Old England, a pictorial museum of Royal, ecclesiastical, musical, baronial and popular antiquities, two volumes and Martini (M A) Sacra Bibbia, two volumes, third edition 1880-1881 £40-60
1125. A quantity of fine art reference books, to include Keith Vaughan, Journal and Drawings £40-60 1126. A quantity of books, various, four boxes £40-60 1127. Price (J) An Historic Account of the City of Hereford, D Walker, 1796 and thirteen other topographical books of Herefordshire £100-150 1128. Lees (E) Pictures of Nature in the Silurian Region around the Malvern Hills and other books on Malvern £80-120 1129. Chambers (J) A General History of Malvern and ten other books on the Malvern Hills £80-120 1130. Nooke (J) Worcester in Olden Times and ten others on Worcestershire £120-150 1131. Nooke (J) Worcestershire Relics and nine others on Worcestershire £100-120 1132. Taunt (H W) A New Map of the River Thames from Oxford to London and sundry topographical books £60-80 1133. Dugdalle (T) England and Wales Delineatae, eight volumes £100-150 1134. Sundry volumes £60-80 1135. Payne, Book of Art, two volumes and other leather bound reference books £200-300 1136. Sundry leather bound books £100-150 1137. Sundry volumes, various £100-150 1138. Sundry volumes, various £100-150 1139. Bronte (Charlotte and sisters), Works Of, six volumes and Thackeray (W) Works Of, eighteen volumes £40-60
1141. A group of botanical books and other books, various £60-80 1142. Sundry volumes, various £20-30 1143. Rowling (J K) Harry Potter and The Order of The Phoenix, 2003 and Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire, 2000 £20-30 1144. Britton (J) The History and Antiquities of the Cathedral Church of Hereford, London 1831, Card (H) A Dissertation of the Antiquities of the Priory Great Malvern and one other £50-70 1145. Gastineau (H) il. Wales Illustrated, Series of Views London 1830 and Nicholson, The Cambrian Travellers Guide, London 1813 £80-120 1146. Robson (E F) Picturesque Views of Cities of England, London 1828 £40-60 1147. Green (V) The History and Antiquities of the City and Suburbs of Worcester, two volumes, London 1796 £60-80 1148. Robinson (C J) A History of the Castles of Herefordshire and their Lords, London 1869, Laird (Mr) A Topographical and Historical Description of the County of Worcestershire and Brayley (E W) and Britton (J) Herefordshire £60-80 1149. Bonney (T G) Cathedrals and Abbey Churches of England and Wales, two volumes, London 1891 Oman (C) and Jones (M R) Castles and Abbeys GWR1925 and Tillotson (J) Beauties of English Scenery, two volumes £40-60 1150. Reade (C) Memorials of Old Herefordshire and Sundry topographical books £60-80 1151. Two albums of early 20th Century postcards £80-100
1140. Dickens (C) various volumes and editions £60-80 Page 91
Lot 1152 (detail) 1152. Upton (F & B) Golliwogg series, complete works, Longmans Green & Co, London, 14 volumes comprising: The Adventures of Two Dutch Dolls and a Golliwogg (1895) The Golliwogg’s Bicycle Club (1896) The Vege-Men’s Revenge (1897) The Golliwogg at the Sea-Side (1898) The Golliwogg’s in War (1899) The Golliwogg’s Polar Adventure (1900) The Golliwogg’s Auto-Go-Cart (1901) The Golliwogg’s Air-Ship (1902) The Golliwogg’s Circus (1903) The Golliwogg in Holland (1904) The Golliwogg’s Fox Hunt (1905) The Golliwogg’s Desert Island (1906) The Golliwogg’s Christmas (1907) The Golliwogg in the African Jungle (1909) see illustration £2000-2500
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1153. Kingsley (C) The Water Babies, illustrated by Warwick Goble, De Luxe Edition, limited to 260 copies, Macmillan, London 1909, full vellum with gilt pictorial board and titles see illustration £600-800
Lot 1154 (detail) 1154. Booth (E T) Rough Notes on the Birds Observed During Twenty Five Years’ Shooting and Collecting in the British Islands, illustrated by E Neale, three volumes, published by R H Porter, 1881 Provenance: The Library of H Bradley Martin, Sotheby’s New York, 22 June 1995, Lot 51 see illustration £2000-2500 Page 93
Lot 1155 (detail) 1155. Atkyns (Sir Robert) The Ancient and Present State of Glocestershire, T Spilsbury for W Herbert, 1768, second edition, title page with woodcut printer’s device, Author’s Epitaph, eight single page engraved coats-of-arms, double page folding map of Gloucestershire, double page folding plan Gloster City, double page folding engraving West Prospect of Gloster, double page folding engraving Gloster Cathedral, sixty-one double page engraved bird’s eye views drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip; brown leather covered boards, flat spine with gilt tooling and lettering, bears armorial bookplate see illustration £1500-2000 1156. Smith (A H) The Place-Names of Gloucestershire, three volumes, and a quantity of books relating to Gloucestershire and the Cotswolds £30-50
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VAT. Items in our catalogue may be marked in the following ways: a.
Lots which do not have either of the above symbols have no VAT payable on the hammer price. This is because such lots are sold using the Auctioneers’ Margin Scheme. The VAT included within the premium is not recoverable as input tax.
TERMS OF SALE Both the sale of goods at our auctions and your relationship with us are governed by the Terms of Consignment (primarily applicable to sellers), the Terms of Sale (primarily applicable to bidders and buyers) and any notices displayed in the saleroom or announced by us at the auction (collectively, the “Conditions of Business”). The Terms of Consignment and Terms of Sale are available at our saleroom on request. Please read these Terms of Sale carefully. Please note that if you register to bid and/or bid at auction this signifies that you agree to and will comply with these Terms of Sale. Please note that these Terms of Sale relate to auctions held at our premises only. 1
Definitions and interpretation
1.1
To make these Terms of Sale easier to read, we have given the following words a specific meaning:
“Auctioneer” means Chorley’s, a partnership or company registered in England and Wales with registration number with registration number 5857433 and whose registered office is located Staverton Court, Staverton, Cheltenham GL51 0UX or its authorised auctioneer, as appropriate;
“Trader”
means a Seller who is acting for purposes relating to that Seller’s trade, business, craft or profession, whether acting personally or through another person acting in the trader’s name or on the trader’s behalf;
“VAT”
means Value Added Tax or any equivalent sales tax; and
“Website”
means our website available at www.chorleys.com.
In these Terms of Sale the words ‘you’, ‘yours’, etc. refer to you as the Buyer. The words “we”, “us”, etc. refer to the Auctioneer. Any reference to a ‘Clause’ is to a clause of these Terms of Sale unless stated otherwise. 2
Information that we are required to give to Consumers
2.1
A description of the main characteristics of each Lot as contained in the auction catalogue.
2.2
Our name, address and contact details as set out herein, in our auction catalogues and/or on our Website.
2.3
The price of the Goods and arrangements for payment as described in Clauses 4, 5, 7 and 8.
2.4
The arrangements for collection of the Goods as set out in Clauses 8 and 9.
“Bidder”
means a person participating in bidding at the auction;
2.5
Your right to return a Lot and receive a refund if the Lot is a Deliberate Forgery as set out in Clause 13.
“Buyer”
means the person who makes the highest bid for a Lot accepted by the Auctioneer;
2.6
We and Trader Sellers have a legal duty to supply any Lots to you in accordance with these Terms of Sale.
“Deliberate Forgery”
means: (a) an imitation made with the intention of deceiving as to authorship, origin, date, age, period, culture or source; (b) which is described in the catalogue as being the work of a particular creator without qualification; and (c) which at the date of the auction had a value materially less than it would have had if it had been as described;
2.7
If you have any complaints, please send them to us directly at the address set out on our Website.
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Bidding procedures and the Buyer
3.1
You must register your details with us before bidding and provide us with any requested proof of identity and billing information, in a form acceptable to us. You must also satisfy any security arrangements we have in place before entering the auction room to view or bid.
3.2
We strongly recommend that you attend the auction in person. You are responsible for your decision to bid for a particular Lot. If you bid on a Lot, including by telephone and online bidding, or by placing a commission bid, we assume that you have carefully inspected the Lot and satisfied yourself regarding its condition.
3.3
If you instruct us in writing, we may execute commission bids on your behalf. Neither we nor our employees or agents will be responsible for any failure to execute your commission bid, unless our failure to do so is unreasonable. Where two or more commission bids at the same level are recorded we have the right to prefer the first bid made (where this can be reasonably ascertained).
3.4
The Bidder placing the highest bid for a Lot accepted by the Auctioneer will be the Buyer at the Hammer Price. Any dispute about a bid will be settled at our discretion. We may reoffer the Lot during the auction or may settle the dispute in another way. We will act reasonably when deciding how to settle the dispute.
3.5
Bidders will be deemed to act as principals, even if the Bidder is acting as an agent for a third party.
3.6
We may bid on Lots on behalf of the Seller up to one bid below the Reserve.
3.7
We may refuse to accept any bid if it is reasonable for us to do so.
“Hammer Price”
means the level of the highest bid for a Lot accepted by the Auctioneer by the fall of the hammer;
“Lot(s)”
means the goods that we offer for sale at our auctions;
“Premium”
means the premium that we will charge you on your purchase of a Lot to be calculated as set out in Clause 4;
“Reserve”
means the minimum hammer price at which a Lot may be sold;
“Sale Proceeds”
means the net amount due to the Seller;
“Seller”
means the persons who consign Lots for sale at our auctions;
“Terms of means the terms on which we agree to offer Lots Consignment” for sale in our auctions as agent on behalf of Sellers; “Terms of Sale”
means these terms of sale, as amended or updated from time to time;
“Total Amount means the Hammer Price for a Lot, the Premium, Due” any applicable artist’s resale right royalty, any VAT due and any additional charges payable by a defaulting buyer under these Terms of Sale;
3.8
Bidding increments will be at our sole discretion (but will be in line with standard auction practice).
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The purchase price As Buyer, you will pay: a.
the Hammer Price;
b.
a premium of a percentage of the Hammer Price on an incremental basis:20% on the first £100,000 15% on the excess between £100,001 and £500,000 12.5% on the excess between £500,001 and £1,000,000 10% on the excess between £1,000,001
c.
any artist’s resale right royalty payable on the sale of the Lot; and
d.
any VAT due.
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VAT
5.1
You shall be liable for the payment of any VAT applicable on the Hammer Price and premium due for a Lot. Please see the symbols used in the auction catalogue for that Lot and the “Information for Buyers” in our auction catalogue for further information.
5.2
We will charge VAT at the current rate at the date of the auction.
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The contract between you and the Seller
6.1
The contract for the purchase of the Lot between you and the Seller will be formed when the hammer falls accepting the highest bid for the Lot at the auction.
6.2
You may directly enforce any terms in the Terms of Consignment against a Seller to the extent that you suffer damages and/or loss as a result of the Seller’s breach of the Terms of Consignment.
6.3
Title and collection of purchases
8.1
Once you have paid us in full the Total Amount Due for any Lot, ownership of that Lot will transfer to you. You may not claim or collect a Lot until you have paid for it.
8.2
You will (at your own expense) collect any Lots that you have purchased and paid for either: 8.2.1
We normally act as an agent only and will not have any responsibility for default by you or the Seller (unless we are the Seller of the Lot).
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Payment
7.1
Immediately following your successful bid on a Lot you will: 7.1.1
7.1.2
not later than seven business days following the day of the auction; or
8.2.2 not later than seven business days following the date that we have received payment of the Total Amount Due in cleared funds, if later. 8.3
If you do not collect the Lot within this time period, you will be responsible for any reasonable removal, storage and insurance charges in relation to that Lot.
8.4
Risk of loss or damage to the Lot will pass to you when you (or your agents) take physical possession of the Lot.
8.5
If you do not collect the Lot that you have paid for within thirty days after the auction, we may sell the Lot. We will pay the proceeds of any such sale to you, but will deduct any storage charges or other sums that we have incurred in the storage and sale of the Lot. We reserve the right to charge you a selling commission at our standard rates on any such resale of the Lot.
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Remedies for non-payment or failure to collect purchases
9.1
Please do not bid on a Lot if you do not intend to buy it. If your bid is successful, these Terms of Sale will apply to you. This means that you will have to carry out your obligations set out in these Terms of Sale. If you do not comply with these Terms of Sale we may (acting on behalf of the Seller and ourselves) pursue one or more of the following measures:
If you breach these Terms of Sale, you may be responsible for damages and/or losses suffered by a Seller or us. If we are contacted by a Seller who wishes to bring a claim against you, we may in our discretion provide the Seller with information or assistance in relation to that claim.
6.4
7.2
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give to us, if not already provided to our satisfaction, proof of identity in a form acceptable to us (and any other information that we require in order to comply with our anti-money laundering obligations); and pay to us the Total Amount Due in cash (for which there is an upper limit of 15,000 euros equivalent) or in any other way that we agree to accept payment.
9.1.1
take action against you for damages for breach of contract;
9.1.2
reverse the sale of the Lot to you and/or any other Lots sold by us to you;
9.1.3
resell the Lot by auction or private treaty (in which case you will have to pay any difference between the price you should have paid for the Lot and the price we sell it for as well as the charges outlined in Clause 8.5). Please note that if we sell the Lot for a higher amount than your winning bid, the extra money will belong to the Seller;
9.1.4
remove, store and insure the Lot at your expense;
9.1.5
if you do not pay us within seven business days of your successful bid, we may charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per month on the total amount due;
9.1.6
keep that Lot or any other Lot sold to you until you pay the Total Amount Due;
9.1.7
reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or impose conditions before we accept bids from you; and/or
9.1.8 if we sell any Lots for you, use the money made on these Lots to repay any amount you owe us.
If you owe us any money, we may use any payment made by you to repay these debts. 9.2
We will act reasonably when exercising our rights under Clause 9.1. We will contact you before exercising these rights and try to work with you to correct any noncompliance by you with these Terms of Sale.
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Health and safety
12.4
Please note that Lots (in particular second-hand Lots) are unlikely to be in perfect condition. Lots are sold “as is” (i.e. as you see them at the time of the auction). Neither we nor the Seller accept any liability for the condition of second-hand Lots or for any condition issues affecting a Lot if such issues are included in the description of a Lot in the auction catalogue (or in any saleroom notice) and/ or which the inspection of a Lot by the Buyer ought to have revealed.
Although we take reasonable precautions regarding health and safety, you are on our premises at your own risk. Please note the lay-out of the premises and security arrangements. Neither we nor our employees or agents are responsible for the safety of you or your property when you visit our premises, unless you suffer any injury to your person or damage to your property as a result of our, our employees’ or our agents’ negligence. 11
Warranties
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Deliberate Forgeries
11.1
The Seller warrants to us and to you that:
13.1
You may return any Lot which is found to be a Deliberate Forgery to us within six months of the auction provided that you return the Lot to us in the same condition as when it was released to you, accompanied by a written statement identifying the Lot from the relevant catalogue description and a written statement of defects.
13.2
If we are reasonably satisfied that the Lot is a Deliberate Forgery we will refund the money paid by you for the Lot (including any Premium and applicable VAT) provided that if:
11.1.1 the Seller is the true owner of the Lot for sale or is authorised by the true owner to offer and sell the lot at auction; 11.1.2 the Seller is able to transfer good and marketable title to the Lot to you free from any third party rights or claims; and 11.1.3 as far as the Seller is aware, the main characteristics of the Lot set out in the auction catalogue (as amended by any notice displayed in the saleroom or announced by the Auctioneer at the auction) are correct. 11.2
If, after you have placed a successful bid and paid for a Lot, any of the warranties above are found not to be true, please notify us in writing. Neither we nor the Seller will be liable to pay you any sums over and above the Total Amount Due and we will not be responsible for any inaccuracies in the information provided by the Seller except as set out below.
11.3
Please note that many of the Lots that you may bid on at our auction are second-hand.
11.4
If a Lot is not second-hand and you purchase the Lot as a Consumer from a Seller that is a Trader, a number of additional terms may be implied by law in addition to the Seller’s warranties set out at Clause 11.1 (in particular under the Consumer Rights Act 2015). These Terms of Sale do not seek to exclude your rights under law as they relate to the sale of these Lots.
11.5
Save as expressly set out above, all other warranties, conditions or other terms which might have effect between the Seller and you, or us and you, or be implied or incorporated by statue, common law or otherwise are excluded.
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Descriptions and condition
12.1
Our descriptions of the Lot will be based on: (a) information provided to us by the Seller of the Lot (for which we are not liable); and (ii) our opinion (although it is likely that we will not be able to carry out a detailed inspection of each Lot).
12.2
12.3
We will give you a number of opportunities to view and inspect the Lots before the auction. You (and any independent consultants acting on your behalf) must satisfy yourself about the accuracy of any description of a Lot. We shall not be responsible for any failure by you or your consultants to properly inspect a Lot. Representations or statements by us as to authorship, genuineness, origin, date, age, provenance, condition or estimated selling price involve matters of opinion. We undertake that any such opinion will be honestly and reasonably held and accept liability for opinions given negligently or fraudulently.
13.2.1 the catalogue description reflected the accepted view of experts as at the date of the auction; or 13.2.2 you personally are not able to transfer good and marketable title in the Lot to us, you will have no right to a refund under this Clause 13.2. 13.3
If you have sold the Lot to another person, we will only be liable to refund the price that you paid for the Lot. We will not be responsible for repaying any additional money you may have made from selling the Lot.
13.4
Your right to return a Lot that is a Deliberate Forgery does not affect your legal rights and is in addition to any other right or remedy provided by law or by these Terms of Sale.
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Our liability to you
14.1
We will not be liable for any loss of opportunity or disappointment suffered as a result of participating in our auction.
14.2
In addition to the above, neither we nor the Seller shall be responsible to you and you shall not be responsible to the Seller or us for any other loss or damage that any of us suffer that is not a foreseeable result of any of us not complying with the Conditions of Business. Loss or damage is foreseeable if it is obvious that it will happen or if at the time of the sale of the Lot, we, you and the Seller knew it might happen.
14.3
Subject to Clause 14.4, if we are found to be liable to you for any reason (including, amongst others, if we are found to be negligent, in breach of contract or to have made a misrepresentation), our liability will be limited to the total purchase price paid by you to us for any Lot.
14.4
Notwithstanding the above, nothing in these Terms of Sale shall limit our liability (or that of our employees or agents) for: 14.4.1 death or personal injury resulting from negligence (as defined in the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977); 14.4.2 fraudulent misrepresentation; or 14.4.3 any liability which cannot be excluded by law.
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Notices
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General
15.1
All notices between you and us regarding these Terms of Sale must be in writing and signed by or on behalf of the party giving it.
17.1
We may, acting reasonably, refuse admission to our premises or attendance at our auctions by any person.
15.2
Any notice referred in Clause 15.1 may be given:
17.2
We act as an agent for our Sellers. The rights we have to claim against you for breach of these Terms of Sale may be used by either us, our employees or agents, or the Seller, its employees or agents, as appropriate. Other than as set out in this Clause, these Terms of Sale are between you and us and no other person will have any rights to enforce any of these Terms of Sale.
17.3
We may use special terms in the catalogue descriptions of particular Lots. You must read these terms carefully along with any glossary provided in our auction catalogues.
17.4
Each of the clauses of these Terms of Sale operates separately. If any court or relevant authority decides that any of them are unlawful, the remaining clauses will remain in full force and effect.
17.5
We may change these Terms of Sale from time to time, without notice to you. Please read these Terms of Sale carefully, as they may be different from the last time you read them.
17.6
Except as otherwise stated in these Terms of Sale, each of our rights and remedies are: (a) are in addition to and not exclusive of any other rights or remedies under these Terms of Sale or general law; and (b) may be waived only in writing and specifically. Delay in exercising or nonexercise of any right under these Terms of Sale is not a waiver of that or any other right. Partial exercise of any right under these Terms of Sale will not preclude any further or other exercise of that right or any other right under these Terms of Sale. Waiver of a breach of any term of these Terms of Sale will not operate as a waiver of breach of any other term or any subsequent breach of that term.
17.7
These Terms of Sale and any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with them (including any noncontractual claims or disputes) shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of England and the parties irrevocably submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.
17.8
These Terms of Sale, forming part of our Conditions of Business, are based upon terms recommended by SOFAA.
15.2.1 by delivering it by hand; 15.2.2 by first class pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery; or 15.2.3 by email, provided that a copy is also sent by prepaid post or Recorded Delivery. 15.3
Notices must be sent: 15.3.1 by hand or registered post: a.
to us, at our address set out in these Terms of Sale or at our registered office address appearing on our Website; and
b.
to you, at the last postal address that you have given to us as your contact address in writing; or
15.3.2 by email:
15.4
a.
to us, by sending the notice to both the following email addresses: simon.chorley@chorleys.com enquiries@chorleys.com
b.
to you, by sending the notice to any email address that you have given to us as your contact email address in writing.
Notices will be deemed to have been received: 15.4.1 if delivered by hand, on the day of delivery; 15.4.2 if sent by first class pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery, two business days after posting, exclusive of the day of posting; or 15.4.3 if sent by email, at the time of transmission unless sent after 17.00 in the place of receipt in which case they will be deemed to have been received on the next business day in the place of receipt (provided that a copy has also been sent by pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery as set out in Clause 15.2.3.)
15.5
Any notice or communication given under these Terms of Sale will not be validly given if sent by fax, email, any form of messaging via social media or text message.
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Data Protection We will hold and process any personal data in relation to you in accordance with our current privacy policy, a copy of which is available on request.
Simon Chorley ASFAV formerly of Bruton Knowles
John Harvey formerly of Sotheby’s
Thomas Jenner-Fust formerly of Christie’s
Frances Robinson formerly of Bonhams
simon.chorley@chorleys.com
john.harvey@chorleys.com
thomas.jennerfust@chorleys.com
frances.robinson@chorleys.com
Prinknash Abbey Park Gloucestershire GL4 8EU
Telephone: 01452 344499 Email: info@chorleys.com Web: www.chorleys.com