Auction Catalogue 28 January 2020 | Spetchley Park: The Attic Sale by Chorley's

Spetchley Park, The Attic Sale Tuesday 28th January 2020

Prinknash Abbey Park Gloucestershire GL4 8EU www.sofaa.org

AUCTION Tuesday 28th January 2020 starting at 10am

Prinknash Abbey Park Gloucestershire GL4 8EU

Viewing Sunday 26th January 10am-4pm Monday 27th January 9am-4pm Sale morning 8.30am-10am

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PAYMENT: We accept payment by debit card, credit card, cash or bank transfer (maximum payment by cash or credit card £1,000 per buyer per auction). COLLECTION: It is the responsibility of the purchaser to make collection arrangements. All purchased lots in this auction must be paid for and collected from Chorley’s salerooms by 5pm on Friday 7th February. Any items remaining after this time will be removed to storage at the purchaser’s expense.

FEES: Buyer’s premium (+ VAT at 20%) will be charged to the purchaser on top of the hammer price of each lot purchased, at the following rates: 22.5% (27% incl. VAT) on the first £100,000 15% (18% incl. VAT) on the excess between £100,000.01 and £500,000 12.5% (15% incl. VAT) on the excess between £500,000.01 and £1,000,000 10% (12% incl. VAT) on any balance exceeding £1,000,000 Artist’s Resale Right (ARR) derives from a European Directive and came into force in the UK in 2006. Living artists and the descendants of artists deceased within the last 70 years are entitled to receive a resale royalty each time their work is bought. The right only applies when the sale price reaches or exceeds the sterling equivalent of €1,000. The fee is calculated on a sliding scale and charged to the buyer as a percentage of the hammer price, and in addition to the buyer’s premium. ARR is not subject to VAT. Please note ARR is calculated in Euros and the auctioneers will apply current exchange rates. This fee is passed on by Chorley’s to the artist’s collecting society. Applies to lots with hammer value over €1,000 as follows: €1,000 to €50,000 – 4%, €50,000.01 to €200,000 – 3% €200,000.01 to €350,000 – 1%, €350,000.01 to €500,000 – 0.5% Exceeding €500,000 – 0.25%. ARR is capped at €12,500

Gloucestershire's Fine Art Auctioneers The beautiful grounds of Prinknash Abbey are located in the heart of the Cotswolds, midway between Cheltenham, Cirencester, Stroud and Gloucester and easily accessible from the M5 / M4 / M40. Chorley's salerooms can be found next to the Abbey's popular tea rooms, and there is always plentiful parking which makes delivering and collecting items easy. We conduct frequent auctions of high quality antiques and art, as well as offering valuation services for private and corporate clients. Our experienced valuers and saleroom staff are bound by the values of integrity, honesty and professionalism and we are members of the Society of Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers (SOFAA) and the Association of Accredited Auctioneers (AAA). Our salerooms are open for free appraisals every Friday between 10am and 4pm. We look forward to welcoming you soon.

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Tuesday 28th January 2020 at 10am Watches Objets de Vertu Pictures Plated Items, White Metal & Silver Books Glass & Ceramics Asian Works of Art Textiles & Costume Sport & Militaria Miscellaneous Items Works of Art Clocks & Barometers Furniture Rugs & Carpets

Lots

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1-11 12-37 40-94A 95-269 270-417 420-482 489-516 519-543 547-566 568-600 604-628 630-640 641-720 723-739

6 7 11 30 48 68 73 80 82 83 86 91 92 103

Explanation of Cataloguing Practice 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.

A Sheraton period 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

School of Arthur Devis

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 In our opinion a work in the artist's style and of a later date.

After Devis 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 a later decoration.

A Derby figure In our opinion a figure from the Derby factory.

Possibly Derby In our opinion this is similar to a Derby product.

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.

In our opinion the signature/date/inscription is by a hand other than the artist.

Dimensions These are given height before width.

Symbols ARR Lot subject to Artist’s Resale Right (see page 1 for further information) ◆ Lot contains an element of pre-1947 ivory or other organic material which may be subject to export restrictions. † Lot subject to VAT on the hammer price, as well as on the Buyer’s Premium.

Condition Condition information is not usually provided in our printed catalogue, but is available upon request. Further images and some condition reports can be viewed on our online catalogue at www.chorleys.com. The absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Books are not collated unless stated and are not guaranteed to be complete. Purchasers of old wines must assure themselves regarding ullage levels, labels, etc. No returns will be accepted. Catalogue produced by Pardy & Son (Printers) Ltd

Spetchley Park, The Attic Sale Chorley's are honoured to have been instructed with the sale of surplus items from Spetchley Park in Worcestershire, seat of the Berkeley family for over 400 years. Proper Country House Attic sales of this type are rarer than ever and at Spetchley there are all the ingredients to attract worldwide attention from collectors. The present house at Spetchley was built in 1811 by Robert Berkeley (1764-1845) and it was largely furnished from acquisitions made on Grand Tours through Europe and travels in America and India by successive generations. A Gillows commission for Spetchley in the 1820s is reflected here in the furniture for example Lot 680. The family purchased lots from country house sales, most notably Stowe in 1848. An intriguing post-sale catalogue from that 29day auction was produced by Henry Rumsey Forster and it features prices realised as well as the names of purchasers. Robert Berkeley (1794-1874) is listed as a subscriber to the publication and as one of the principal buyers. He was in good company, others among the principal buyers being Queen Victoria, The National Gallery, Earl Bathurst, the Dents (Sudeley Castle) and Robert Holford (Westonbirt House). The late Victorian era saw the marriage of Robert Valentine Berkeley (1853-1940) to Rose Willmott (1861-1922) who continued the family tradition of travel and collecting. During the Edwardian period they made improvements to the house and Rose developed the fantastic gardens at Spetchley, which continue to thrive to this day. Rose was assisted in the creation of the gardens by her older sister Ellen (1858-1934). Ellen Willmott was considered by many to be the leading lady gardener of her day and her garden at Warley Place in Essex one of the great English gardens. On her death in 1934 her brother in law acquired several items from Warley and others were purchased at the 6-day contents sale held there in 1935 and it is likely that Lot 636 came into the collection at that time. In 1916 the improvements at Spetchley were recorded in the pages of Country Life by Henry Avray Tipping. In the images that accompany the article we can see the mahogany silver table Lot 703 in the centre of the Drawing Room while Lot 679 a Swiss walnut cabinet described by Avray Tipping as 'unusually good', remained until recently on display in the Entrance Hall. Few changes have been made to the fabric of Spetchley Park since 1916 and it is this that motivates the current sales. It is hoped that this process of thinning out will enable the current generation to bring about significant modernisation - for the first time in over 100 years.

Watches 1. A Regency 18ct gold cased hunting pocket watch, Jefferson & Kessels, London, no. 4260, London, 1811, with white enamel dial and engine-turned case, 43mm dial see illustration £600-800 (+Fees*)

Lot 1

2. A silver pair-cased watch, J Grantham, London, no. 6966, silver case with repoussé scene of Mars & Diana, 40mm dial see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*) 3. A square blued steel minute-repeating calendar watch, white enamel dial with subsidiary dials for the day of the week, day of the month, month of the year and seconds below with phases of the moon, the case with cast gilt floral spandrels on the front and back covers, in original fitted box stamped Golay Fils and Stahl; scratch to case, 65mm diameter see illustration £800-1200 (+Fees*) 4. A square blued steel quarter-repeating calendar watch, white enamel dial with subsidiary dials for the day of the week, day of the month, month of the year and seconds below with phases of the moon, in original fitted box stamped Golay Fils and Stahl, 65mm wide see illustration £500-700 (+Fees*) 5. A Swiss spherical glass desk timepiece, with keyless lever movement, pale blue guilloché enamel dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds, silver band, 68mm diameter £200-300 (+Fees*)

Lot 2

Lot 3 6

Lot 4

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Objets de Vertu 12. A South Staffordshire white enamel candlestick, circa 1780, painted with simple flower sprays, 14.5cm high £70-90 (+Fees*) 13. A white enamel sugar bowl, English, circa 1770, painted with Arcadian scenes, 12.5cm diameter £40-60 (+Fees*)

Lot 11 Lot 6 6. A silver and shagreen cased quarter-repeating keyless lever clock watch, with grande and petite sonnerie, the silver cuvette numbered 20385 and signed A Golay Leresche & Fils, Geneve, 77mm diameter see illustration £500-800 (+Fees*)

11. A rare 17th Century silver pair-cased pocket watch, Richard Masterson, Londini, the silver dial with central vase of flowers and Roman numerals to the chapter ring, in outer shagreen case, 4cm diameter see illustration £1000-1500 (+Fees*)

14. A Limoges enamel draw purse, probably by Jacques II Laudin, early 17th Century, set with portraits of a lady and a gentleman in court dress in polychrome enamel, 8cm high Note: See Verdier - Catalogue of the Painted Enamels of the Renaissance, Walters Art Gallery, no 215 for a similar purse, another was sold Sotheby’s, 4th July 1985, lot 85 see illustration £1500-2000 (+Fees*)

7. An Edwardian silver open-faced keyless lever pocket watch, no. 56886, by Dent, London 1902, scratches to enamels, 52mm diameter £40-60 (+Fees*) 8. A gold and enamel cylinder pocket watch, circa 1850, signed on the cuvette Pateck & Cie Geneve, the back with blue enamel, 31mm diameter £150-200 (+Fees*) 9. A pair-cased gilt metal verge pocket watch, William Chatham, London No. 5065, with enamel dial and shagreen outer case, 5cm diameter £300-400 (+Fees*) 10. A French gold verge pocket watch, by Isaac Poret & Fils, no. 25663, in a jewelled and coloured gold case, 4cm wide £200-300 (+Fees*)

Lot 14

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Lot 17

Lot 15

15.◆ An 18th Century wooden rosary chain, South German or Italian, in the form of a stylised Crown of Thorns, with pierced silver gilt filigree beads with a pendant relief of the Virgin and Christ in ivory and rosary beads with skull and head of Christ, a gouache miniature of St Clare and St Francis in a silver frame, three gilt medallions hanging from the rosary and a miniature acorn see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*) 16. A gilt-bronze plaque of the Nativity and the Adoration, 17th/18th Century, with chain of coral and filigree beads £100-150 (+Fees*) 17.◆ An amethyst quartz and silver-gilt bead rosary, possibly 16th Century, with ivory skull and head of Christ see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*)

18.◆ A gouache miniature of the Virgin and Child, 18th Century, on a gold ground in an oval ivory frame set with eight miniatures of apostles see illustration £500-700 (+Fees*)

Lot 18

19. A French pocket knife, circa 1780, with silver blade and gold inlaid mother-of-pearl handle (broken) £70-100 (+Fees*) 20. A George III silver and shagreen cased shaving set with engraved silver mounts, three original implements only, 20cm high see illustration £400-600 (+Fees*) 21. A pair of gilt-metal and paste buckles in a fitted box 11.5cm wide, a gilt-metal clasp, possibly Indian, 10cm wide, another clasp, 21cm wide, a gilt metal chatelaine hook hung with a vinaigrette and a silver and enamel chatelaine £300-500 (+Fees*)

Lot 20 8

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26. A late 19th Century hinged enamel pendant egg, probably Viennese, the body enamelled in deep magenta and painted with gold swirls, the interior enamelled in white, worn, later French import marks, 3cm £80-120 (+Fees*) 27. An interesting collection of medallions and coins, mainly Papal but including Royal commemorative examples, pilgrimage souvenirs and a Napoleon St Helena Medal £150-200 (+Fees*) 28. A 19th Century tortoiseshell, pique work and gilt metal folding calendar, the interior with month and date set in paintings in the style of Hogarth, 25.5cm wide when open £120-180 (+Fees*)

Lot 23

22. A mother of pearl and silver necéssaire, Chester 1901, complete with implements, 12.5cm wide and a small mother-of-pearl folding knife £100-150 (+Fees*) 23. A George III rectangular tortoiseshell case, with silver mounts and piqué point decoration, 13cm long see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*) 24. A George III shell shaped tortoiseshell snuff box, damaged, base cracked, inlays missing, 5.5cm wide £60-80 (+Fees*) 25.◆ An early 19th Century draughtsman’s set, in a shagreen case with English fittings, losses, and a small silver and piqué shagreen necessaire, interior fitted with ivory slips, a few implements missing, 8cm high £300-500 (+Fees*)

29. A carved rock crystal frame, possibly for a reliquary, 13cm x 9.5cm (damaged) £70-90 (+Fees*) 30. A 9ct gold vesta case, 4.5cm wide, approximately 25gm, a gold chain hung with religious pendants etc. £250-350 (+Fees*) 31.◆ A musical boîte à miniatures, French 1819-1839, rectangular, the lid set with a miniature of the Tuileries on ivory, within a gilt-metal frame, the musical movement concealed by a horn cover, mother of pearl washers, illegible maker’s mark, bird’s head control mark; together with a plain tortoiseshell example with silver-gilt mounts, maker’s mark JGV in a vertical lozenge, 9.2cm wide £1000-1500 (+Fees*) 32. A small gilt bronze model of a skull, with articulated jaw and opening to reveal two compartments, 3cm high, a white metal Patriarchal cross, 7cm long, two small crucifixes and a small enamelled triptych, all in a small carved wood box (6) £200-300 (+Fees*) 33. A double-sided miniature portrait, Italian School 16th/17th Century, each side depicting a saint, oil on copper, oval 7cm x 5.5cm £150-250 (+Fees*)

Lot 37 34. A Regency period red morocco leather cased necessaire, containing a set of drawing instruments, penknife, scissors etc. mounted in unhallmarked yellow metal, 15cm wide (clasp broken), two leather cased pince-nez and a circular leather purse (4) £80-120 (+Fees*) 35.◆ A 19th Century circular wooden box, the cover with applied metal wreath type ornament initialled RB and with the Berkeley Motto ‘Dieu Avec Nous’, 10cm diameter, a circular ivory box and two other boxes (4) £80-120 (+Fees*) 36. A pendant cross, French or English, circa 1700, probably gilt copper, 5cm high £60-80 (+Fees*) 37. A devotional oval pendant of the Virgin, late 17th/early 18th Century, centred within gilt-bronze and rock crystal frame (losses), 24cm high see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*)

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Pictures

Prints 40. A group of six sporting prints, to include Dean Wolstenholme PARTRIDGE SHOOTING 43.5cm x 51.5cm, hunting scenes after Benjamin Marshall and others see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*)

41. J Burford GOING OUT IN THE MORNING - LE SORTIE DES CHASSEURS AU MATIN reverse glass print, 24cm x 30cm in a Hogarth frame £40-60 (+Fees*)

Prints from the Estate of Lady Killearn & Other Properties 42. The Rules of the Eton Society, printed by Kenion Press Ltd., Slough, circa 1958, framed behind crossed canes with rosettes to the corners, 68cm x 47cm (framed and glazed) Provenance: Little Sodbury Manor, Property from the Estate of Lady Killearn £50-80 (+Fees*)

43. After Claude Lorrain, Richard Wilson and others ALLEGORICAL SCENES published by John Boydell, six engravings 46.5cm x 57.5cm and smaller Provenance: Little Sodbury Manor, Property from the Estate of Lady Killearn £150-200 (+Fees*)

44. W Reynolds after J P Knight THE ARMY & NAVY engraving, 62cm x 47cm Provenance: Little Sodbury Manor, Property from the Estate of Lady Killearn £60-80 (+Fees*)

45. After James Collins THE SOUTH PROSPECT OF THE CATHEDRAL OF ST PETER’S GLOUCESTER coloured engraving, 46cm x 56cm and THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF BRISTOL coloured engraving, 45cm x 57.5cm Provenance: Little Sodbury Manor, Property from the Estate of Lady Killearn £60-80 (+Fees*)

46. Charles Turner after Thomas Lawrence PORTRAIT OF THE LORD VISCOUNT CASTLEREAGH engraving, 43cm x 34.5cm Boucher after F Gerard CHARLES MAURICE DE TALLEYRAND-PERIGORD engraving, 50cm x 34.5cm Norman Hirst after Henry Raeburn PORTRAIT OF THE PATERSON CHILDREN engraving, 42cm x 35.5cm Provenance: Little Sodbury Manor, Property from the Estate of Lady Killearn £80-100 (+Fees*) 47. George Vertue after Giosep Grisoni RICHARDUS II REX ANGLIAE dated 1718 engraving, 49cm x 26.5cm L Sailliar after R Cosway HRH GEORGE PRINCE OF WALES engraving, 24cm x 14cm and three other pictures Provenance: Little Sodbury Manor, Property from the Estate of Lady Killearn £50-80 (+Fees*) 48. John Innes after William Redmore Bigg (1755-1814) BLACK MONDAY, OR THE DEPARTURE FOR SCHOOL DULCE DOMUM, OR THE RETURN FROM SCHOOL a pair stipple engravings, 45.75cm x 61cm in verre églomisé mounts £200-300 (+Fees*)

Lot 40 (part)

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50. Francesco Bartolozzi after Hans Holbein PORTRAIT OF THOMAS CROMWELL PORTRAIT OF JOHN RUSSELL head and shoulders published 1796 by J Chamberlain two engravings, 40.5cm x 30.5cm £200-300 (+Fees*) 51. Descourtier after Schall PAUL AND VIRGINIE three coloured engravings, 38cm x 40.5cm £150-200 (+Fees*)

Watercolours 52. ARR Philip Rickman (British 1891-1982) MALLARD TAKING OFF signed lower left watercolour heightened with white, 36cm x 52cm £80-120 (+Fees*)

Lot 49 (part) 49. After William Redmore Bigg (1755-1814) TWO FAVOURITE CHICKENS GOING TO MARKET A SHIPWRECKED SAILOR BOY TELLING HIS STORY AT A COTTAGE DOOR SUNDAY MORNING, A COTTAGE FAMILY GOING TO CHURCH SATURDAY EVENING, THE HUSBANDMAN’S RETURN FROM LABOUR four engravings 45.75cm x 55.75cm in verre églomisé mounts see illustration £400-600 (+Fees*)

53. John Varley (British 1778-1842) LANDSCAPES set of four signed watercolour, 14cm x 19cm see illustration £500-800 (+Fees*)

Lot 53 (part) 12

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Lot 54

54. John Varley (British 1778-1842) VIEW OF BELGRAVIA HOUSE AND WESTMINSTER BRIDGE signed and dated 1824 watercolour, 20cm x 29cm see illustration £500-800 (+Fees*)

56. Giovanni Barbaro (Arthur Dudley) (British 1864-1925) STILL LIFE WITH BASKET OF CHERRIES AND BLUE AND WHITE JAR signed watercolour, 26.5cm x 75cm Provenance: Little Sodbury Manor, Property from the Estate of Lady Killearn £80-120 (+Fees*)

Watercolours from the Estate of Lady Killearn & Other Properties

57. A pair of Chinese export reverse glass paintings, one depicting a woman carrying a wooden box, the other depicting two fashionable ladies, each 19.5cm x 15cm £300-500 (+Fees*)

55. Giovanni Barbaro (Arthur Dudley) (British 1864-1925) STILL LIFE WITH BASKET OF CHERRIES STILL LIFE WITH ORANGES AND GRAPES a pair signed and dated watercolour, 26.5cm x 75cm Provenance: Little Sodbury Manor, Property from the Estate of Lady Killearn £200-300 (+Fees*)

58. Alexander Blaikley (Scottish 1816-1903) PORTRAIT OF MARY ELEANOR GERALDINE JONES PORTRAIT OF LOUISE MADELEINE MARIA JONES PORTRAIT OF ALFRED CAMPBELL HALLYBURTON JONES all of Pantglas Hall, Carmarthen signed and dated oval pastel, the son 70cm x 51.5cm, the daughters 54.5cm x 44.5cm £80-120 (+Fees*)

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59. A second-half 19th Century achievement of arms for the Cave-Browne-Cave Baronets, with 130 named quarterings watercolour and gilt, 51cm x 36.5cm framed and glazed Note: The Cave family had taken their name from North and South Cave in Yorkshire where they settled at the Conquest, and for whom a baronetcy was created in 1641. In 1721 Roger Cave married the heiress Catherine Browne and their son added the name of Browne by Act of Parliament in 1752. The additional name of Cave was confirmed by Royal Licence in 1839. The painting was made for Sir Mylles Cave-Browne-Cave, 11th Baronet, who succeeded his father in 1855 and died 1901. His rebel adventurer son, the Revd. Sir Genille Cave-Browne-Cave, 12th Baronet, after running away to the circus as a child, being sent to Australia at the age of 14 where he deserted, seeing action on the Khyber Pass where he shot 29 tigers, and taking part in the Chinese Boxer Rebellion, also had the unusual distinction of working as a cowboy on a ranch in the American Wild West where his record for lassoing and tethering a steer in 19½ seconds apparently still stands. Known as the ‘Bronco Baronet’, late in life he entered the church, writing an autobiography From Cowboy to Pulpit. see illustration £400-600 (+Fees*)

Lot 59

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Oil Paintings 60. 19th Century Italian School NOCTURNAL SCENE 10cm diameter £40-60 (+Fees*) 61. Henri Duvieux (French fl. 1870-1890) THE DOGE’S PALACE VENICE AT SUNSET signed oil on panel, 15cm x 23cm see illustration £300-400 (+Fees*) 62. Richard Whitford (British c.1821-1890) PICCOLOMINI a bay hunter and dog in a stable signed indistinctly and dated 1855 lower left oil on canvas, approximately 50cm x 60cm see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*) 63. Manner of David Teniers FIGURE BENEATH A TREE IN A WOODED LANDSCAPE oil on oak panel, 21.5cm x 13cm £300-500 (+Fees*)

Lot 61

Lot 62

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Lot 64

64. 17th Century Flemish School MADONNA AND CHILD oil on panel, 52cm x 40cm see illustration £700-1000 (+Fees*)

65. 18th Century Flemish School FIGURE HOLDING A CHALICE oil on oak panel, 19.5cm x 15cm see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*)

66. Caroline Fanny Williams (British 1836-1921) COOKHAM FERRY BY NIGHT monogrammed CFW and inscribed on label verso oil on canvas, 28cm x 47cm £200-300 (+Fees*)

Lot 65

67. Early 20th Century English School PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG BOY head and shoulders, wearing a sailor suit oil on canvas, 42cm x 36cm in a Dutch style ebonised ripple frame £200-300 (+Fees*)

68. After Gerhard Bockman P ORTRAIT OF P RINCE W ILLIAM A UGUSTUS , D UKE OF C UMBERLAND (1721-1765) oil on canvas, 65.5cm x 60.5cm £400-600 (+Fees*)

69. John Sinclair after James Pollard (British, active 1872-1912) T HE D AVENPORT AND L ONDON R OYAL M AIL C OACH outside the Star and Garter Tavern signed and dated 1820 oil on canvas, 54cm x 89cm £300-500 (+Fees*)

70. Édouard Menta (Swiss 1858-1915) NEAPOLITAN COASTAL SCENE signed oil on canvas, 35cm x 56cm £300-500 (+Fees*)

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Oil Paintings from the Estate of Lady Killearn & Other Properties 71. Follower of Wybrand Simonsz de Geest (1592-1660) PORTRAIT OF A LADY full length, standing with a book in her right hand and her left hand resting on another inscribed Aeis Ae Sue 86 1648 oil on canvas, 176cm x 110cm Provenance: Little Sodbury Manor, Property from the Estate of Lady Killearn see illustration £1200-1800 (+Fees*)

72. After the 17th Century English School PORTRAIT OF A LADY three-quarter length, standing with her right hand resting on a chair, an armorial top left with motto Vurtus et Spes oil on panel, 128cm x 98cm Provenance: Little Sodbury Manor, Property from the Estate of Lady Killearn £1000-1500 (+Fees*)

Lot 71

73. Circle of Henri Gascar (French 1634/35-1701) PORTRAIT OF A NOBLEMAN IN ARMOUR three-quarter length, standing before a cannon oil on canvas, 115cm x 86cm (wax reline) Provenance: Little Sodbury Manor, Property from the Estate of Lady Killearn see illustration £2000-3000 (+Fees*)

Lot 73

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Lot 74

74. Attributed to Cornelius Johnson (1593-1661) PORTRAIT OF A LADY half-length, wearing a lace collar, within a feigned oval oil on canvas, 70cm x 59cm Provenance: Christie’s South Kensington 22nd October 1992, Lot 251 Little Sodbury Manor, Property from the Estate of Lady Killearn see illustration £2000-3000 (+Fees*)

75. 17th Century Dutch School PORTRAIT OF A LADY bust length, wearing a lace cap and collar oil on oak panel, 54cm x 44cm Provenance: Little Sodbury Manor, Property from the Estate of Lady Killearn see illustration £1500-2000 (+Fees*)

Lot 75

76. Late 18th Century Continental School PORTRAIT OF A LADY bust length, looking to her left and wearing a green dress oil on canvas, 63cm x 49cm Provenance: Little Sodbury Manor, Property from the Estate of Lady Killearn £600-800 (+Fees*)

77. Circle of Michiel Jansz Van Mierevelt (1567-1641) PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN half-length, wearing a lace collar a purse in his left hand oval oil on oak panel, 82cm x 61cm Provenance: Little Sodbury Manor, Property from the Estate of Lady Killearn see illustration £1000-1500 (+Fees*)

Lot 77

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Lot 79 78. 19th Century after Sir Anthony Van Dyck (1599-1641) SELF PORTRAIT oil on canvas, 44.5cm x 37cm in a carved and gilded frame Provenance: Little Sodbury Manor, Property from the Estate of Lady Killearn £400-600 (+Fees*) 79. 17th/18th Century Flemish School ACHILLES DISCOVERED AMONG THE DAUGHTERS OF LYCOMEDES oil on canvas, 150cm x 228cm Provenance: Little Sodbury Manor, Property from the Estate of Lady Killearn see illustration £2000-3000 (+Fees*) 80. Paul Jones (British act. 1855-1888) TERRIERS HUNTING A RABBIT LURCHERS ON THE SCENT a pair signed and dated 1868 oil on canvas, 20cm x 30cm Provenance: The Summerfield Sale 5/3 1990 Lot 194 see illustration £1200-1800 (+Fees*)

80 (part)

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81. Follower of Sir Peter Lely (1618-1737) PORTRAIT OF A BOY his right hand resting on an open book oil on canvas, 68.5cm x 58cm see illustration £600-800 (+Fees*) 82. Manner of Jean Baptiste Vanmour (French 1671-1737) PORTRAIT OF AN OTTOMAN NOBLEMAN reading a book oil on panel, 15.5cm x 12cm £300-500 (+Fees*) 83. 18th Century Flemish School SALVATOR MUNDI oil on oak panel, 34.5cm x 27.5cm £300-500 (+Fees*) 84. Late 18th Century English School YOUNG GIRLS IN A GARDEN SETTING a pair of oval portraits oil on canvas, 35cm x 27cm £200-300 (+Fees*) Lot 81

85. Ferdinand Roybet (French 1840-1920) PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN half-length, wearing 17th Century costume of a black hat, lace collar and red cloak, holding a pendant in his left hand signed upper left oil on panel, 81.25cm x 63.5cm Provenance: Lord Farnham Collection, Christie’s, 15th May 2003 see illustration £1500-2000 (+Fees*)

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Lot 86

86. 17th Century English School PORTRAIT OF A NOBLEMAN TRADITIONALLY THOUGHT TO BE THE EARL OF LEICESTER head and shoulders, wearing a feathered cap and white ruff oil on panel, 49.5cm x 40.5cm in a fine 17th Century carved and gilded frame carved with military trophies and flowers in scrollwork Provenance: Private collection, Gloucestershire see illustration £3000-5000 (+Fees*)

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Lot 87 87. 17th Century English School PORTRAIT OF A LADY TRADITIONALLY THOUGHT TO BE ELIZABETH I head and shoulders, wearing jewels in her hair and a fine lace ruff, her costume encrusted with jewels and pearls oil on panel, 58.5cm x 45.75cm in a fine 17th Century carved and gilded frame, carved with coronet supported by putti and with vines and scrollwork Provenance: Private collection, Gloucestershire see illustration ÂŁ6000-8000 (+Fees*)

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Lot 88 88. 17th Century English School PORTRAIT OF A LADY IN HOLY ORDER head and shoulders, wearing a black cape and dress with lace trim oil on canvas, 63.5cm x 45.75cm in a fine 17th Century gilded frame carved with putti musicians and cherubs, 63.5cm x 45.75cm Provenance: Private collection, Gloucestershire see illustration £3000-4000 (+Fees*)

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Lot 89

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89. Circle of Paulus Moreelse (Dutch 1571-1638) PORTRAIT OF A LADY half-length, wearing a black dress with pink ribbons and a fine lace collar crested upper right oil on panel, 63.5cm x 45.75cm in a fine 17th Century carved and gilded frame with cherubs and putti in scrolling leafage Provenance: Private collection, Gloucestershire £8000-12000 (+Fees*)

Note: The armorial at the top right of this portrait is painted within a diamond-shaped ‘lozenge’ indicating the arms of a lady, and the smaller central escutcheon ‘in pretence’ shows that she is an heiress and a widow. Although the identity of the sitter cannot at present be confirmed, the armorial gives some clues as to her family and a likely attribution given below. The principal coat, with the arms of her husband, is quartered. The first and fourth quarters with five red chevrons on a gold ground are recorded for the family of Abrincis, Avranches or Averinges of Folkestone in Kent. [Rietstap’s Armorial Général informs further that at the time of the Conquest the bearer of these arms also held a feudal barony as ‘Comte de Chester’; Hugh d’Avranches was one of the great magnates of Norman England.] The second and third quarters Argent two bars embattled gules on the principal coat are of more interest. These were borne originally by the Haestrecht family, from a Lordship of that name near Utrecht. This gives a direct link with the painter Paulus Moreelse (1571-1638) who worked most of his life in Utrecht, being particularly noted for his portraits during the 1620s. Roger, son of Jacob van Haestrecht, fled to England in the 1560s to escape religious persecution, calling himself first Roger Jacobs and then Roger James, becoming a successful and wealthy London brewer. His third son, by his wife Sarah Morskyn of Liège, was William James (1570-1627) who in 1598 married Jane Kule (1582-1659) daughter and sole heir of Hendrick Kuel of Bremen (becoming after 1562 Henry Kule, brewer of London) and his wife Johanna Demaistres of a wealthy Antwerp family. About 1607 William James acquired the manor of Ightham Court in Kent and, leaving several children, William died there in April 1627 (leaving ‘to ye poor People of Ightham 12 penny loaves every Sunday for ever’ in recognition of his blessings). His wife Jane remained a widow for thirty-two years. The Kule arms do not appear recorded (and the Anglo/Flemish family name is spelled a number of ways) but this may well be her portrait. Both families and their numerous relatives by marriage retained strong Dutch links and were associated with the Dutch Reformed Church, Austin Friars, who hold extensive records. The Dutch James family, later becoming Grevis-James, remained at Ightham Court through eight generations until 1920. Our thanks to Angela Howard for her help in researching this lot. see illustration

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Lot 90 90. Hermann Schmiechen (German 1855-1925) PORTRAIT OF MARSHALL ROBERTS AS A YOUNG MAN full length, wearing a Van Dyck costume and holding a riding crop signed and inscribed lower right H Schmiechen, London 1885 oil on canvas, 124.5cm x 73.75cm see illustration £400-600 (+Fees*)

91. 19th Century English School in 17th Century Style PORTRAIT OF JOHN ENDECOTT (1588-1665) half length, wearing a black cap and coat with white collar oil on canvas, 96.5cm x 73.5cm Note: Endecott was the first Governor of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay £200-300 (+Fees*)

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Lot 92

92. Peter Monamy (British 1681-1749) DUTCH FISHERMAN REEFING THE SAILS, A FRENCH FRIGATE AND AN ENGLISH SQUADRON BEYOND

signed lower left oil on canvas, 59.5cm x 89.5cm Provenance: Private collection see illustration £8000-10000 (+Fees*)

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Lot 93 (part)

93. Dean Wolstenholme the Younger (British 1798-1882/3) THE START BREAKING COVER FULL CRY THE DEATH four hunting scenes one signed lower left oil on panel 60cm x 91cm Provenance: Sotheby’s, 16 November 1988, Lot 134 see illustration £2000-3000 (+Fees*)

94. ARR Peter Donnithorne (British, born 1933) BERKELEY HUNT, NEAR BERKELEY DEER PARK with huntsman Tim Langley and whipper in Chris Maiden to the foreground signed lower right oil on canvas, 60cm x 75cm £300-500 (+Fees*)

94A. After Bartolomé Esteban Murillo (Spanish 1617-1682) TWO PEASANT BOYS oil on canvas, 84.5cm x 67.5cm £400-600 (+Fees*)

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Plated Items, White Metal & Silver

Lot 104

Plated Items 95. Eight plated chamber candlesticks, in various designs and two extinguisher holders £70-100 (+Fees*) 96. A set of six plated altar candlesticks, with triform bases, lobed baluster stems and circular drip pans with prickets, four 55cm high, two 56cm high £200-400 (+Fees*) 97. A Sheffield plate epergne, circa 1820, with circular lobed top, urn centre from which project four detachable curved branches and claw feet (no dish), 26cm high, a Sheffield plate coffee jug, circa 1825, lobed barrel shaped, 21cm high, an egg cup stand with six egg cups and a plated bottle holder (4) £80-120 (+Fees*) 98. A Sheffield plate tea urn, circa 1820, of compressed circular form, with gadroon rim and foliate handles, the loose cover with leaf and berry finial, on four foliate feet, 41cm high £60-80 (+Fees*) 99. Two old Sheffield plate dish crosses £80-120 (+Fees*)

100. Five oval Sheffield plate meat dishes, circa 1810, engraved with the Berkeley family crest and motto at one side, gadroon rims, and two very similar meat dishes, circa 1810, engraved at the borders with a coat-of-arms, the largest 56cm wide £150-200 (+Fees*) 101. Six Sheffield plate oval dish covers, circa 1810, engraved with the Berkeley family armorial below the lobed tops, the largest of the three sizes 46cm wide £150-200 (+Fees*) 102. A Sheffield plate circular mirror plateau, circa 1820, on claw feet, 41cm diameter £80-120 (+Fees*) 103. A Victorian electroplated teapot, designed by Christopher Dresser for Elkington & Co., circa 1880, 15cm high £80-120 (+Fees*) 104. A lobed Sheffield plate wine cooler, urn shaped, the handles issuing from grotesque masks, 24cm high see illustration £100-150 (+Fees*)

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White Metal 105. A German silver chocolate jug, Jacob Wilhelm Kolb, Augsburg 1775/77, baluster, spirally fluted, with short spout and shaped circular base, the leaf finial replacing a former detachable one, 25cm high, approximately 632gm see illustration £400-600 (+Fees*) 106. A near pair of French silver coffee pots, one possibly by J L A Leguay, Paris 1789, of baluster form, the handles at right angles to the short spouts, one handle detached, the largest 17cm high see illustration £500-700 (+Fees*) 107. A pair of Dutch baskets, circa 1890, struck with pseudo hallmarks, the sides pierced with trelliswork and applied with profile busts in laurel cartouches with festoons on each side, reeded rims and end handles, brass liners, one 39.5cm wide, the other 38.5cm wide £200-300 (+Fees*) 108. A French silver bowl, Paris 1785, of plain circular form, the handles with foliate terminals, 23.5cm wide, approximately 435gm (excluding plated liner) £120-180 (+Fees*) 109. A French silver bowl, Paris circa 1835, circular, with loop handles and moulded rim, 23.5cm wide and another French bowl, marks rubbed, circa 1830, circular, the angular handles with leaf terminals (both battered), 24cm wide, approximately 1068gm £300-500 (+Fees*)

Lot 105

Lot 106

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Lot 110

Lot 111 110. A Swiss .875 standard silver dish, Bossard & Sohn, circa 1890, circular, with indented circles at the border, 28cm diameter approximately 717gm see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*) 111. Two Swiss .875 standard silver bowls, Bossard, circa 1900, circular, with indented circles at the raised centres, 23cm diameter, approximately 1067gm see illustration £250-350 (+Fees*)

115. A French silver dressing table tray, circa 1880, of shaped outline, 21cm wide and another tray, London 1887, oblong with embossed decoration, 20cm wide £80-120 (+Fees*)

117. A Dutch silver chalice, circa 1807, embossed with the four Evangelists (broken), 15cm high, approximately 186gm in a fitted case £80-100 (+Fees*)

116. Two French silver saucer dishes, circa 1807, circular, with foliate rims, 14cm and 16cm diameter, approximately 248gm £80-120 (+Fees*)

118. Six small French silver tot cups, probably Louis Coignet, circa 1890, 4cm high, approximately 77gm £60-80 (+Fees*)

112. A Russian silver ewer, marks rubbed, 32cm high and a plated dish £300-500 (+Fees*) 113. An Italian holy water stoup, circa 1700, the backplate with an embossed figure of the Virgin and two apostles, 33cm high £150-200 (+Fees*) 114. A French silver-gilt chocolate cup with holder and saucer, maker’s mark indistinct, Paris 1764, the bell shaped bowl and the cover engraved with armorials, inscribed beneath ‘RGWB from his Godmother Lady Mount Stephen April 23rd 1898’, 10.5cm high, approximately 376gm see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*)

Lot 114

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Lot 119

119. A French silver toy coffee service, circa 1870, comprising a coffee pot, 6.3cm high, a covered sugar bowl, two teacups and saucers, six plates, two coffee cups and saucers see illustration £300-400 (+Fees*) 120 . A Greek triptych, circa 1870, with scenes from the life of Christ, embossed in sheet silver, 25cm high £100-150 (+Fees*) 121. Two Continental silver table bells, circa 1890, one formed as a figure of Diana, 10.5cm high, the other a full-skirted girl holding a wreath, 11cm high and a Dutch box, circa 1820, oblong, formed as a book with engraved covers, 6cm wide £80-120 (+Fees*)

124. A trencher type salt cellar, unmarked, probably German, circa 1690, embossed with flowers and leafage, 7.5cm high, approximately 102gm £80-120 (+Fees*)

126. A small Dutch silver inkstand, circa 1880, oblong shaped, with central extinguisher and two holders for tapers, 12.5cm wide £80-120 (+Fees*)

125. A pair of Swiss .875 standard silver chamber candlesticks, Bossard, circa 1800, with pierced floral borders and harp shaped handles with applied armorials, 7.5cm high, approximately 417gm £150-200 (+Fees*)

127. A sanctuary lamp, probably Italian, circa 1800, pierced with scrolls, flowers and leafage and with ruby glass liner, 11cm wide, 12.5cm high £200-300 (+Fees*) 128. A Swiss apostle spoon, possibly J Cortaillod, Neuchatel, circa 1650, the bowl back engraved with a flowerhead, 15.5cm long £100-150 (+Fees*)

122. A pair of Continental travelling altar cruets, circa 1630, glass with silver-gilt mounts, 9.2cm high see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*) 123. A small pair of Dutch or Belgian travelling altar cruets, unmarked, circa 1665, engraved with arms, simple loop handles and spreading circular bases, 8cm high £100-150 (+Fees*) Lot 122

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134. A replica of a medieval censer, probably Spanish, 19th century, the upper part in two architectural tiers with cupola like top from which the main chain is suspended, the hexagonal bowl with scale ornament, 27cm high see illustration £400-600 (+Fees*) 135. An Iberian gilt-metal monstrance, part 16th Century, the cylindrical glass-enclosed centre capped by a pinnacle and flanked by columns with figures of St Peter and St James, further saints around the stem, on hexafoil foot, dated 1524 on the foot but the upper part largely replaced, 39cm high see illustration £600-800 (+Fees*)

Lot 134 129. Three Norwegian spoons, one HP Blytt of Bergen, circa 1750, the other two circa 1800, one with lattice pierced handle hung with rings, the longest 15.5cm £200-300 (+Fees*) 130. A French wine taster, circa 1760, engraved IA Gineste, 8.5cm diameter and another, unmarked, circa 1790, engraved Leger JH £200-300 (+Fees*) 131. A French wine taster, maker’s mark TC, Paris, circa 1805, stamped Pierre Davy, quite plain, with snake handle, 8cm diameter and another, London, circa 1780, the embossed bowl engraved Daniel Bobiet £200-300 (+Fees*)

136. A Swiss .800 standard silver altar bell, Bossard, circa 1880, of traditional trefoil design, with pierced Latin inscription below the snake handle ‘Dono Dedit Leo XIII Pontifex Maximus’ and with further pierced foliate decoration at the lower border, 15cm high see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*) 137. A Swiss incense boat in 16th Century Iberian taste, Bossard, 19th Century, oval, on octagonal foot, 20cm wide £200-300 (+Fees*)

Lot 135

138. A French silver bowl, pseudo 18th Century marks, circa 1860, with coin inset base, the name L Dumont and bogus date 1782 at the lip and lion mask headed handles, 17cm wide, approximately 297gm £80-100 (+Fees*)

139. Four Swiss .800 standard silver bowls, Bossard, circa 1880, embossed with fruit and flower clusters and profile heads, with drinking inscriptions at the everted lips, 8.5cm diameter, approximately 474gm £200-300 (+Fees*)

132. A Dutch silver brazier, CT, The Hague 1745, with plain moulded girdle, wavy rim and on three feet, original liner missing, 15cm diameter, 6.5cm high, approximately 230gm £80-120 (+Fees*) 133. A pair of Italian holy water buckets, Naples, circa 1850, decorated with arcades enclosing shell motif, swing handles, 13cm high, 11cm diameter £80-120 (+Fees*)

Lot 136

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Lot 144

Lot 141 140. A pair of large Scandinavian style beakers, probably North German, circa 1890, plain trumpet shaped, with applied wrigglework bands at the lips and bases, 33cm high £300-500 (+Fees*) 141. A pair of Swiss .875 standard beakers, Bossard, circa 1880, faceted, each of the bodies applied with three snails above a coronet moulding, the lips of sexfoil outline, 21.5cm high, approximately 1085gm see illustration £800-1200 (+Fees*) 142. A Swedish silver beaker, possibly N Warneck, Karlstad 1743, trumpet shaped, with gilt wrigglework bands at the everted lip and the foot, engraved with a contemporary interlaced monogram within a foliate cartouche below a coronet, 19.5cm high, approximately 548gm £300-500 (+Fees*) 143. A Scandinavian silver beaker, probably Finnish, circa 1720, parcel-gilt, engraved with the contemporary initials CFH at the lip and with a later monogram, on slightly spreading foot, 14cm high, approximately 252gm £300-500 (+Fees*)

144. A 17th Century Dutch style silver beaker, pseudo marks, circa 1880, with an applied thorn-like girdle near the embossed foot, the body engraved with three coats-of-arms within foliate cartouches, 15cm high, approximately 337gm see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*) 145. A copy of a late 16th Century German beaker, apparently unmarked, circa 1880, the body with eighteen bosses below a reeded girdle, strapwork and foliate engraving above, 8.5cm high see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*) 146. A French silver beaker, PH Fournerot, circa 1855, with everted lip, profusely engraved with scrolling leafage and flowers, engraved ‘AST son beau Frere’, a similar beaker, CCJ Tourteau, circa 1840, engraved in French as a gift to a nephew and another, PH Fournerot, circa 1850, plain, applied later with an octagonal shield, initialled CBI, the largest 8cm high, approximately 299gm £180-220 (+Fees*)

148. A small Flemish covered sugar bowl circa 1860, chased with bands of flowers, 8cm diameter and a pedestal bowl, unmarked and probably cut down from a larger George III cup, spirally fluted, on plain circular foot, 11.5cm diameter £80-120 (+Fees*) 149. Two Dutch silver beakers, circa 1810, of tapered cylindrical form, nesting in a fitted case, 7cm high, approximately 188gm £80-100 (+Fees*) 150. A set of six Art Nouveau style teaspoons, apparently unmarked, with semi-precious cabochons to the terminals and planished bowls, cased £50-70 (+Fees*) 151. Four Eastern white metal buckles of pointed oval shape, 25cm wide and smaller and a small white metal buckle £60-80 (+Fees*)

147. A German beaker, circa 1890, embossed with a winged cherub wearing a breastplate, flanked by scrolling foliage, fruit clusters and strapwork, 14.5cm high, approximately 274gm £100-150 (+Fees*) Lot 145

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Lot 152

Silver 152. The Berkeley Plate Chests, 19th Century, each oak with iron mountings, comprising no. 4 and no. 5, 64cm x 98cm and 61cm x 84cm see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*)

155. A Victorian silver milk jug and sugar basin, Bateman & Ball, London 1840, of fluted melon shape, engraved with formal leafage around the shoulders and with the Berkeley family crest and motto, approximately 661gm £200-300 (+Fees*)

156. A Victorian silver milk jug and sugar basin, Bateman & Ball, London 1840, of fluted melon shape, engraved with formal leafage around the shoulders and with the Berkeley family crest and motto, approximately 673gm £200-300 (+Fees*)

153. A George V six-piece silver and blue enamel dressing table set, Walker & Co., Birmingham 1927, comprising two clothes brushes, two hairbrushes, a mirror and a box £120-180 (+Fees*)

154. A George III silver cake basket, Thomas Leader, Sheffield 1790, of pierced boat shape with scalloped sides and swing handle, 40.5cm wide, approximately 818gm see illustration £250-350 (+Fees*)

Lot 154

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Lot 157 157. A George III vase shaped silver coffee pot and milk jug, R & D Hennell, London 1796, oval and engraved with armorial in a drapery mantling below formal beading and flowerheads, the pot with curved spout and pedestal base, 30.5cm high see illustration £500-700 (+Fees*) 158. A Victorian bachelor’s silver sugar basin and milk jug, Chester 1898/1911, of half ribbed form and a milk jug, Sheffield 1906, helmet shaped, 12.5cm high, approximately 370gm £100-150 (+Fees*)

161. A George III silver saucepan, London 1805, baluster, with turned wood handle at right angles to the spout, 7.5cm high, approximately 262gm £200-300 (+Fees*) 162. A George III silver saucepan, London 1794, tapered cylindrical (repaired at handle and spout), approximately 262gm £80-120 (+Fees*)

166. A pair of George III silver pen trays, Robert Hennell, London 1791, oval with reeded rims and loop end handles, engraved in the centres with the Berkeley family crest, 27cm wide (overall), approximately 277gm £100-150 (+Fees*)

163. A George III silver pap boat, London 1794, plain, with reeded rim, 10cm wide, approximately 87gm £50-70 (+Fees*)

159. A George III style silver sugar basket, S Garrard, London, 1907, shaped oval, engraved foliate girdle, with swing handle, 13cm wide, approximately 140gm £100-150 (+Fees*)

164. A George II silver sauce boat, Abraham Buteux, circa 1735 (a contemporary duty dodger with inserted base marks), double lipped, engraved with two foliate cartouches, waved lip, on spreading rim foot, 21cm wide, approximately 478gm £200-300 (+Fees*)

160. A silver cream jug, in the Irish taste, London 1899, helmet shaped, profusely chased with birds, scrolls and flowerheads, on three lion mask headed feet, 10cm high, approximately 215gm see illustration £80-120 (+Fees*)

165. A George III silver wine funnel, John Angell, London 1818, lobed, with gadroon, shell and foliate rim (battered), 16cm high, approximately 223gm £60-80 (+Fees*) Lot 160

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Lot 170

Lot 167

167. Three matching George III silver chamber candlesticks, Jones & Scofield, London 1775, with beaded circular pans and detachable nozzles, two extinguishers (one missing), crested, 12.5cm diameter, approximately 820gm see illustration £600-800 (+Fees*)

168. A smaller George III silver chamber candlestick, Samuel Hennell, London 1811, with gadroon borders, detachable nozzle and extinguisher, 12cm diameter, approximately 141gm £150-200 (+Fees*)

169. A George III chamber candlestick type silver taper-holder, Henry Chawner, London 1791, with ring handle, detachable nozzle and extinguisher, 6cm diameter, approximately 49gm £100-150 (+Fees*)

170. A set of four William IV silver candlesticks, probably by Waterhouse George & Co. Sheffield 1835/6, with fluted baluster stems, urn shaped sconces and shaped circular bases, engraved with the Berkeley family crest and motto (one nozzle missing), 23.5cm high, weighted see illustration £600-800 (+Fees*)

171. A pair of mid 18th Century style silver candlesticks, S. Waterhouse & Co., Sheffield 1836, the fluted baluster stems, shaped square bases and detachable nozzles decorated at the angles with anthemion motifs, 23cm high £400-600 (+Fees*)

172. A small pair of Victorian silver candlesticks, Sheffield 1890, with cylindrical stems and circular bases, 10cm high £50-70 (+Fees*) 173. Two matching silver dishes, one maker’s mark L.I.M., Lisbon, circa 1800, the other Glasgow, 1864, shaped oval, the borders repoussé with flower tendrils, on a matted ground, the sides ribbed at intervals, each on four feet, the latter inscribed on the reverse to Robert George Wilmot Berkeley 1919, 44cm wide, gross weight approximately 2345gm see illustration £600-800 (+Fees*) 174. A Victorian silver cake basket, Martin Hall & Co., Sheffield 1858, pierced shaped oval, with panels bordered by punched beading, swing handle and spreading base, 37.5cm wide, approximately 949gm £300-500 (+Fees*)

Lot 173

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Lot 175 175. A graduated set of six George III silver meat dishes, Burwash & Sibley, London 1808/9, oval, with gadroon rims, the borders engraved on one side with armorials, 2 x 51cm wide, 1 x 47cm wide and 3 x 38cm wide approximately 10696gm see illustration £3000-5000 (+Fees*)

176. A set of four George III silver meat dishes, Parker & Wakelin, London 1766, shaped oval, with gadroon rims, the borders engraved with the Royal arms (worn), 30.5cm wide, approximately 2210gm see illustration £600-800 (+Fees*)

177. A George II silver waiter, Charles Hatfield, London 1737, crested, with shaped pie-crust rim, on three hoof feet, 15cm diameter, approximately 217gm £200-300 (+Fees*)

Lot 176

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Lot 192 Lot 178 Lot 190 178. An early George III silver dish cross, London 1760, with typical sliding feet and central lamp approximately 786gm see illustration £400-600 (+Fees*) 179. A Georgian silver dish cross, probably R. Morrison, London 1770, approximately 587gm £300-500 (+Fees*) 180. A George III silver decanter frame, John Emes, London 1806, with octagonal holders for four bottles (one missing), central handle, 25cm high, approximately 1019gm including wooden inset base £250-350 (+Fees*)

184. A George III silver snuffer tray, Hannam & Crouch, London 1765, shaped oblong, with shaped gadrooned rim, crested centre and flying scroll handle, 20cm wide £150-200 (+Fees*) 185. Nine silver dessert knives and twelve forks, Sheffield 1821, with flower decorated, monogrammed and crested handles, in a red leather box £100-150 (+Fees*) 186. A pair of silver pin trays, Birmingham 1926, shaped oval, 13cm wide and four circular ashtrays, Birmingham 1927, 7.5cm diameter, approximately 203gm £80-100 (+Fees*)

181. A Victorian silver table lighter, London 1890, of vase shape mounted on a square ashtray, 9.5cm square, approximately 173gm £80-100 (+Fees*)

187. A silver magnifying glass, Chester 1926, a child’s spoon, Birmingham, 1833, cased and a small paper knife, Birmingham 1907 (3) £100-150 (+Fees*)

182. An Arts & Crafts silver table lighter, D & J Wellby, London 1914, of classical lamp design, 19cm overall, approximately 268gm £150-200 (+Fees*)

188. A Victorian silver table lighter, London 1889, of grenade form, 8cm high £60-80 (+Fees*)

183. A Victorian silver partner’s inkstand, London 1890, with reeded rim, 23cm wide, approximately 665gm £200-300 (+Fees*)

189. A pair of Victorian fan shaped silver menu holders, London 1890, cast with a group by a lake and six other menu holders, London 1897 £150-200 (+Fees*) 190. A William IV silver nutmeg grater, M. Boulton, Birmingham 1832, cylindrical, with reeded borders, 7cm high see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*)

191. A George III circular silver box, AF, London 1803, with husk festoons on the loose cover, 7.5cm diameter, approximately 108gm £80-120 (+Fees*) 192. A George III silver wax jack, John Emes, London 1798, lyre shaped, with oval base and ring handle, 12.5cm high, approximately 143gm see illustration £500-700 (+Fees*) 193. A late Victorian silver combination table lighter/cigar cutter, London 1899, rectangular, 15cm wide (overall) £150-200 (+Fees*) 194. A pair of Victorian silver mounted ewers, Birmingham 1891, of spirally fluted form, crested, 15cm high £80-120 (+Fees*) 195. A silver pepper mill, Sheffield 1900, plain, on three feet, 9cm high, a pair of peppers, Birmingham 1925/6, pierced vase shaped, with blue glass liners, 11.5cm high and a mustard pot, London 1890, cylindrical, pierced and chased with satyrs, cupids, birds, etc., 7cm high £70-100 (+Fees*) 196. Two silver pepper pots, Emes & Barnard, London 1820/2, the covers Victorian, 7.5cm high and two peppers, Charles Fox, London 1834, cylindrical, on pedestal bases, 6.5cm and 8cm high, approximately 224gm £80-120 (+Fees*)

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Lot 198 197. Six Victorian silver salt cellars, Birmingham 1890, lobed circular, 4.5cm diameter, four figure-ended spoons, a pair of salt cellars, H. Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield 1876, with beaded rims and hoof feet, 7cm diameter and three other salts approximately 409gm £80-120 (+Fees*) 198. Two matching pairs of George III silver salt cellars, one pair D Hennell, London 1762, the other pair R & D Hennell, London 1764, circular, embossed with pagodas and with feet headed by Chinese moustachioed masks, 7.5cm diameter, approximately 455gm see illustration £150-200 (+Fees*) 199. Two glass vesta holders with silver mounts, London 1895 & 1903, spherical, the larger 8.5cm high (2) £80-100 (+Fees*) 200. A Victorian silver tea caddy, Birmingham 1894, oval, with hinged cover, embossed with formal leafage and flowers, 9cm high, a cream jug, London 1889, with waved lip, embossed, 6cm high and a snuff box, J Willlmore, Birmingham, 1808, curved oblong (extensively repaired), 7.5cm wide £120-180 (+Fees*)

203. A Victorian silver trefoil cruet, H. Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield 1879, with detachable pepper, three bun feet and ring handle, 10cm wide and a glass salt with silver cover, London 1907 £40-60 (+Fees*) 204. A Victorian silver cigarette box, London 1896, dated 1927, 13cm wide and another, London, 1926, plain oblong form, 17cm wide and a cigarette case, gross weight approximately 842gm £200-300 (+Fees*) 205. A novelty silver lamp extinguisher, EB, Chester 1927, of post horn form, 30.5cm long, two button hooks and silver handled page turner with scimitar like blade in ebony £300-500 (+Fees*) 206. A quantity of Georgian and later silver flatware, various dates and makers including six Hanoverian pattern dessert forks, WS, London 1802/3, bearing the Berkeley family crest, six similar dessert forks, teaspoons, condiment spoons etc, weighable approximately 1065gm £200-300 (+Fees*)

201. A pair of Victorian silver bonbon dishes, London 1890/91, pierced shaped, on similar bases, retailed by Carrington & Co., 13cm diameter, approximately 242gm £80-120 (+Fees*) 202. A George III silver wax taper box, Thomas & Daniel Leader, Sheffield 1811, pierced cylindrical, with hinged lid, 6cm diameter see illustration £150-200 (+Fees*)

207. A part canteen of fiddle pattern silver flatware, various dates and makers, comprising nineteen tablespoons, thirty-three table forks, three dessert spoons, thirteen dessert forks, crested, approximately 4250gm Note: Crest of Dalton and others £1000-1500 (+Fees*) 208. A quantity of fiddle pattern silver flatware, comprising twenty-two fiddle pattern tablespoons, mostly by Hayne & Cater, London 1829/36/37, two matching table forks, six teaspoons, six egg spoons, four salt spoons and seven mustard spoons, all bearing the Berkeley family crest, approximately 2089gm £500-700 (+Fees*) 209. Four silver tablespoons, Sarah & John Blake, London 1820, with bright cut borders and crest and five matching spoons, approximately 538gm £100-150 (+Fees*) 210. Nine 18th Century silver dessert spoons, three with rat-tail bowls, London 1718, the remainder circa 1750, marks rubbed, bottom marks, all bearing Berkeley family crest, approximately 289gm £60-80 (+Fees*) 211. Twelve Hanoverian pattern silver tablespoons, various dates and makers, London mid 18th Century, bearing the Berkeley family crest, some marks rubbed, approximately 805gm £180-220 (+Fees*)

Lot 202

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223. A pair of Onslow pattern silver sauce ladles, London 1737, with fluted bowls, approximately 112gm £30-40 (+Fees*) 224. An old English pattern silver sugar sifter, Turner & Biddell, London 1822, another sifter spoon, a near pair of old English pattern butter knives and a fiddle pattern butter knife, approximately 242gm £80-120 (+Fees*) 225. A George III silver marrow scoop, London 1770, engraved with the Berkeley family crest; another, William Eley & William Fearn, London 1821, similarly crested and a Dutch example, circa 1830 (3) £200-300 (+Fees*)

Lot 221 212. Eleven George III Hanoverian pattern silver tablespoons, T. & W. Chawner, London 1763 and John Lambe, London 1773, uniformly crested, bottom marks, approximately 775gm Note: Crest possibly of Chute £200-300 (+Fees*) 213. Six Old English pattern silver tablespoons, London 1771, crested, bottom marks, approximately 415gm £100-150 (+Fees*) 214. Nine old English pattern silver tablespoons, Richard Crossley, London 1804, bearing the Berkeley family crest, approximately 640gm £150-200 (+Fees*) 215. A George IV part canteen of old English pattern silver flatware, Robert Peppin, London 1822/23, comprising twenty-five tablespoons, twelve table forks, twenty-three dessert forks, twenty-three dessert spoons, four sauce ladles, a pair of sugar nips and eight teaspoons (George Turner & Thomas William Biddell, London 1822), all bearing the Berkeley family crest, approximately 5410gm £1500-2000 (+Fees*) 216. Thirty-three George III Hanoverian pattern silver table forks, various makers, seventeen London 1796; four London 1802; eleven London 1804; one with rubbed marks, all bearing the Berkeley family crest, approximately 1875gm £400-600 (+Fees*)

217. Twelve George III Hanoverian pattern silver table forks, Thomas Wallis, London 1800, mostly bearing the Berkeley family crest, approximately 755gm £150-200 (+Fees*) 218. Twenty-four George III Hanoverian pattern silver table forks, Eley, Fearn & Chawner, London 1809, bearing the Berkeley family crest, approximately 1970gm £500-700 (+Fees*) 219.◆ A Victorian silver stilton scoop, EH, London 1892, with ivory handle and a pair of Victorian silver asparagus tongs, GA, London 1848 £80-120 (+Fees*) 220. No Lot 221. A William & Mary silver trefid spoon, London 1686, the terminal engraved with the initials VWI and another, unmarked, circa 1680, the terminal initialled S L see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*) 222. A 17th Century silver seal-top spoon, probably West Country, circa 1650, the terminal pricked with initials and dated 1664, mark a device within a circle (worn) £200-300 (+Fees*)

226. An Irish silver meat skewer, marks rubbed, circa 1835, the terminal inset a Bank Token ‘10 Pence Irish 1813’, 22cm long £40-60 (+Fees*) 227. Two George IV silver meat skewers, Turner & Biddell, London 1822, each bearing the Berkeley family crest, 36cm and 31cm long, approximately 285gm £150-200 (+Fees*) 228. Two George III silver meat skewers, Smith & Fearn, London 1791, with ring terminals, bearing the Berkeley family crest, 33cm and 28.5cm long, approximately 171gm £100-150 (+Fees*) 229. A George III silver fish slice, Henry Chawner, London 1791, with simple piercing and bearing the Berkeley family crest, 31.5cm long, the handle by another maker £100-150 (+Fees*) 230. A George III silver fish slice, William Plummer, London 1783, the handle by Moses Brent, the blade pierced with scrolling foliage and with bright-cut engraving, crested, 31cm long £100-150 (+Fees*) 231.◆ A George III silver toddy ladle, unmarked, circa 1800, with circular bowl and whalebone handle, crested and a punch ladle, George Jones, London 1734, with egg shaped bowl (the turned wooden handle broken) £70-90 (+Fees*)

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232. A George III feather-edge silver soup ladle, W Tweedie, London 1776, with shell bowl, crested, approximately 160gm Note: Crest similar to Chute £120-180 (+Fees*)

240. An Edwardian silver rose bowl, Birmingham 1905, lobed and fluted, with embossed daffodils at the lip, 17cm diameter, approximately 380gm £200-300 (+Fees*)

233. An old English pattern silver soup ladle, Sarah & John Blake, London 1820, and a basting spoon, WS, London 1791, each bearing the Berkeley family crest, approximately 360gm £150-200 (+Fees*)

241. An Edwardian silver rose bowl, Birmingham 1902, inscribed and dated 1903, 17cm diameter and another similar, Birmingham 1904, dated 1905, 17cm diameter, approximately 905gm see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*)

234. Four old English pattern silver sauce ladles, W Sheen, London, 1802, one engraved with the family crest and a similar pair of sauce ladles, W. Sheen, London 1791, approximately 256gm £80-120 (+Fees*)

242. An Irish silver mug, John Neville, Dublin 1833, of bell shape with ribbed and lobed lower half, engraved ‘Rose’ between flower festoons and strapwork, 11.5cm high, approximately 224gm £150-200 (+Fees*)

235. A set of six Victorian apostle top silver coffee spoons, London 1884, a similar pair of sugar nips, six coffee spoons with shell bowls, a christening spoon and fork, cased, two pairs of sugar nips and a filigree caddy spoon, approximately 310gm £100-150 (+Fees*)

243. A George IV silver mug, George Knight, London 1823, of baluster form, monogrammed JT below a reeded band and engraved Joseph Tasker on the base, 10.5cm high, approximately 238gm £120-180 (+Fees*)

236. A William IV silver goblet, E, E, J & W Barnard, London 1830, with a crisply applied rose, thistle and shamrock girdle above a later inscription, acanthus leafage below, 15cm high, approximately 299gm see illustration £150-200 (+Fees*) 237. An Art Nouveau silver tyg, Mappin Bros., London 1901, with three handles, 13cm high approximately 372gm £150-200 (+Fees*)

Lot 236 238. A George IV silver mug, William Eaton, London 1827, tapered cylindrical, monogrammed EF between reeded bands, 7.5cm high and another smaller, London 1796, with three reeded bands and a monogram, 13cm high, approximately 327gm £150-200 (+Fees*) 239. A George II silver mug, Richard Zouch, London 1736, later embossed and monogrammed HCMK, the small initials HA on the base, 10cm high, approximately 249gm £80-120 (+Fees*)

244. An Irish silver beaker, Edward Twycross, Dublin 1829, of thistle shape, profusely embossed with flowers and scrolls, monogrammed CMB, 10.5cm high, approximately 144gm £100-150 (+Fees*) 245. A William IV silver mug, J & J Angell, London 1831, bell shaped, with embossed flowers and leafage below the monogram AMCB, 11cm high and another smaller, John Angell, London 1825, embossed in relief with cherubs, flowers and leafage, monogrammed RB, 9cm high, approximately 307gm £120-180 (+Fees*)

Lot 241

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247. A Victorian silver mug, Birmingham 1893, tapered cylindrical, engraved with flowers and fans in the Secessionist taste, monogrammed, 9cm high, approximately 149gm £60-80 (+Fees*) 248. An Edwardian silver ciborium, Lambert, London 1903, with knopped stem, domed lid with vase finial, 16.5cm high, approximately 309gm £100-150 (+Fees*)

Lot 246 246. A Victorian silver mug, R. Garrard, London 1851, tapered cylindrical, applied in bold relief with winged infant bacchanals, masks of the muses, grapevine, etc., monogrammed RVB at the lip, 10cm high, approximately 307gm see illustration £400-600 (+Fees*)

249. An Art Nouveau silver bowl, Wakely & Wheeler, London 1903, plain, with two bifurcated loop handles, 26cm wide including handles, approximately 895gm £250-350 (+Fees*) 250. An Edwardian silver-gilt bowl and cover, probably Nathan & Hayes, Chester 1914, on three slender ram’s mask headed supports, 10cm high, approximately 149gm see illustration £100-150 (+Fees*) 251. A George III silver cup, Hougham, Royes & Dix, London 1818, of thistle shape, the lower part with contemporary alternating palm and acanthus leafage, the upper half inscribed to Joseph Tasker of Middleton Hall, dated 1851 and crested, embossed with a girdle of fruit and flowers, 19cm high, weighted see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*) 252. A Victorian Dutch style silver trinket box, Thomas Hayes, Birmingham 1897, decorated peasants carousing in a continuous landscape, 14.5cm wide and an oval box similar, approximately 268gm £80-120 (+Fees*)

Lot 250 255. Three Edwardian silver menu holders, London 1906, initialled in gold italics EAW and marked Asprey London beneath, 3.5cm wide, a pair of enamelled butterfly form menu holders, Birmingham 1911 and a pair of laurel wreath menu holders (7) £100-150 (+Fees*) 256. A George III silver vinaigrette, Matthew Linwood, Birmingham 1804, of snail shell form, the silver gilt interior with pierced leaf shape to the grille, 3.5cm long £100-150 (+Fees*) 257. An Edwardian novelty silver corkscrew, Birmingham 1903, the salmon form handle with red eye, Rd 287892, 11.5cm long see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*)

253.◆ A Victorian silver teapot, Charles Fox, London 1837, of compressed circular form, bearing the Berkeley family crest, ivory heat absorbers to the handle, approximately 559gm £150-200 (+Fees*) 254. No Lot Lot 251 Lot 257 44

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Lot 266 258. A quantity of silver mounted glass dressing table jars, various dates and makers £80-120 (+Fees*) 259. A William IV silver salver, Sheffield 1835, with Berkeley family crest, pie-crust edge and on three scroll feet, 22cm wide, approximately 375gm £100-150 (+Fees*) 260. A silver christening mug, Birmingham 1923, inscribed Rosalind 14.9.28, 7cm high and another IB, London 1825, of tapering form, 6.5cm high, approximately 214gm (2) £70-100 (+Fees*) 261. A large quantity of silver handled knives and knife handles, and scrap silver, white metal and plate £50-100 (+Fees*)

262. An Irish silver pyx, LG, Dublin 1915, the cover with Celtic monogram, the interior in silver gilt, 8.5cm diameter and a George III circular box, Johnand Archibald Douglas, London 1821, the cover with the Berkeley family crest, 7.5cm diameter (2) £200-300 (+Fees*) 263. A Victorian silver mounted antler toasting fork, mounts London 1897, 54cm long £70-90 (+Fees*) 264. A pair of Victorian silver apostle spoons, GMJ, London 1890, a silver backed crumb brush, clothes brush, pair of silver mounted lamp shades etc. £80-120 (+Fees*)

Other Properties 265. An 18th Century Irish silver Warwick cruet, probably Richard Williams, Dublin circa 1770, the stand with ring handle and five circular gadroon rimmed stands on a cinquefoil base with shell feet containing three casters and two cut glass bottles with silver tops, with armorial to cartouche at front, 28cm high, approximately 1670gm Note: The arms are those of Quin impaling Monck and relate to Dr Henry Quin (1718-1791) the noted Physician who married Ann Monck in the 1750s. £1500-2000 (+Fees*) 266. A garniture of three George III silver sugar vases, Daniel Smith & Robert Sharp, London 1770, each of lidded urn shape with scroll handles to the shoulders above swagged sides, the swags supported by mask heads and above stiff leaf decoration to the stem on a circular foot, crested, the central vase 21.5cm high, gross weight approximately 1524gm Note: Crest and motto ‘Res Potior Spe’ see illustration £2000-3000 (+Fees*)

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Lot 268

267. A pair of George III silver salvers, Hannam & Crouch, London 1805, circular with gadrooned borders and on three paw feet, crested, 23cm diameter, approximately 975gm £600-800 (+Fees*)

268. A set of four Victorian silver entree dishes, RS, London 1846, with wavy gadrooned rims, retailers mark for Thomas’s Bond St, 26.5cm wide, approximately 2359gm see illustration £1000-1500 (+Fees*)

269. A George IV coromandel and brass mounted dressing case by D Edwards, 21 King St, Bloomsbury, London, containing an almost complete set of silver mounted glass bottles and boxes, manicure set, the silver mounts initialled JS and by AD, London 1828, also including a gold propelling pencil by S Mordan & Co., fitted various lift out trays, 37cm wide see illustration £800-1200 (+Fees*) Lot 269

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Books

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Books 270. A Victorian embossed leather folio cover, circa 1840, in the 16th Century style, one side with the portrait bust of William Shakespeare, 59.5cm x 37cm £150-200 (+Fees*) 271. Ponce (N) Les Illustres Francais, Paris 1785. 43 engraved plates. Bound with Godefroy, F. Spectacle Historique. Engraved title and 10 plates. Folio, cont. qtr. vellum boards see illustration £200-400 (+Fees*) 272. Hurd (William) A New Universal History of the Religious Rites, Ceremonies and Costumes of the Whole World, A. Hogg [c. 1780. Folio, cont. calf (slightly worn). Engraved frontispiece and plates £100-150 (+Fees*)

273. Bindings. Missale Romanum, Antwerp, Plantin, 1785. Large 4to.; Missale Romanum, Antwerp, 1837. Folio. both printed in red and black, bound in cont. elaborate full red morocco gilt IHS on sides (2) £200-300 (+Fees*) 274. Smith (Charles) A New General Atlas, 1834. Large 4to., cont. half calf. Engraved title. 56 hand coloured engraved maps, some double page see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*) 275. Williams (David) The History of Monmouthshire, 1796. 4to., cont. half black roan. Engraved map, and 36 hand coloured aquatints - Barber (J T) A Tour Throughout South Wales and Monmouthshire, 1803. 8vo., cont. tree calf. Map and sepia aquatint frontispiece (2) see illustration £400-600 (+Fees*)

276. Armstrong (M J) An Actual Survey of the Great Post-Roads between London and Edinburgh, 1776. 8vo., cont. half calf (some wear). Engraved title, plan and 44 maps £100-200 (+Fees*) 277. Francklin (William) Observations made on a Tour from Bengal to Persia, 1790.8vo., cont. calf (upper cover detached, lower loosening). Pencil annotations in the text £200-300 (+Fees*) 278. Carr (Sir John) Descriptive Travels in the Southern and Eastern Parts of Spain, 1811. 4to., cont. half calf gilt (rubbed, some spotting and off-setting). Folding engraved frontispiece and 5 plates £200-300 (+Fees*)

Lot 274

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Lot 282 Lot 280 279. Stockdale (John) A Geographical Historical and Political Description of the Empire of Germany, …, 1800. 4to., cont. half calf (spine worn). Folding engraved maps and town plans. Bookplate of Robert Berkeley £80-120 (+Fees*) 280. Chardin (Sir John) Journal du Voyage… en Perse et Aux Indes Orientales. Premiere Partie (all published). First Edition, 1686. Folio, cont calf. Engraved title, portrait, folding map and 18 folding plates (one torn) see illustration £400-600 (+Fees*) 281. Staunton (Sir George) An Authentic Account of an Embassy to China, 2 vols in one (text only). 4to., cont. diced calf gilt (spine and joints worn). 2 engraved portraits, text illustrations £200-400 (+Fees*)

284. Woolnoth (W) A Graphic Illustration…of Canterbury, 1816. 4to., cont. straight grained black morocco gilt, a.e.g. Engraved plates (some off-setting). £80-120 (+Fees*)

287. Carr (Sir John) The Stranger in Ireland, 1806. 4to., cont. half blue stained calf, spine gilt. Aquatint plates in sepia, some folding (lacks map) £100-150 (+Fees*)

285. [Chanlaire Pierre-Gregoire] Geographie Precis Elementaire de la France. Paris 1791. Oblong 4to., cont. half calf (worn, covers detached). Double page engraved general map, and 83 hand coloured maps £200-400 (+Fees*)

288. Woodward (George Moutard) Eccentric Excursions, n.d. (c. 1816). 4to., cont. half calf gilt. Frontispiece and 100 coloured plates by Isaac Cruikshank (one folding plate with torn margins) see illustration £800-1000 (+Fees*)

286. Skrine (Henry) Three Successive Tours in the North of England, 1795. 4to., cont. half calf £80-120 (+Fees*)

282. Johnston (R) Travels Through Part of the Russian Empire, 1815. 4to., cont. half calf gilt. Frontispiece, plate, 2 maps and 20 aquatints in sepia see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*) 283. [Wellesley, Richard, Marquess] Notes Relative to the late Transactions in the Marhatta Empire, 1804. 4to., cont. half calf gilt. 6 folding plans, partly hand coloured - [Orme, Robert] History of the Military Transactions in Indostan, 1763. 4to., cont. qtr reversed calf. Folding engraved maps (p. 79 80 a blank). (2) £150-250 (+Fees*)

Lot 288

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Lot 290 289. Percival (Capt. R) An Account of the Cape of Good Hope, 1804. 4to., cont. half calf (lacks map) - Fearon (Henry Bradshaw). Sketches of America, Third Edition, 1819. 8vo., cont. half calf (2) £40-60 (+Fees*) 290. Twiss (Richard) Travels Through Portugal and Spain, 1775. 4to., cont. calf, spine gilt (upper joint cracked). Folding engraved map and 6 plates see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*) 291. Mawe (John) Travels in the Interior of Brazil, 1812. 4to., cont. half calf. Engraved maps and plates (stained in lower margins) £200-300 (+Fees*) 292. Pardoe (Julia) The Beauties of the Bosphorus, 1838. 4to., cont. half maroon morocco gilt. Engraved additional title, map, portrait and 78 plates (occasional browning) £150-250 (+Fees*) 293. Godwin (Francis) The Succession of the Bishops of England, Andrew Hebb, n.d. [c. 1625] ]. Black letter. 8vo., cont. calf (corner of front cover rubbed). Numerous annotations in ink in a contemporary hand on preliminary blanks and at end £100-150 (+Fees*)

294. Moore (John) A View of Society and Manners in France..., 2 vols., Second Edition, 1779. 8vo., cont. qtr. calf (spines worn) (2) £80-100 (+Fees*)

300. Cadell (W A) A Journey in Carniola, Italy and France. 2 vols., Edinburgh 1820. Small 8vo., cont. half calf. Engraved plates, some folding (2) £100-150 (+Fees*)

295. Shelley (Mary) The Last Man, First Edition, 3 vols., 1826. 12mo., orig. boards uncut (some wear to spines). Advert leaf at end of vol 1 (3) see illustration £1000-2000 (+Fees*) 296. Staunton (Sir George) Miscellaneous Notices Relating to China, Second Edition, 1822. 8vo., cont. half calf £100-200 (+Fees*) 297. Wordsworth (William) Memorials of a Tour on the Continent, 1822, 8vo., cont. half red morocco (head of spine chipped, lacks half title) £150-200 (+Fees*) 298. [Chatterton Thomas] Poems …, T. Payne, 1777. 8vo., cont. calf (joints cracking). Numerous annotations in ink throughout £150-250 (+Fees*) 299. Gray (Robert) Letters During the Course of a Tour through Germany 1794. 8vo., cont. calf gilt. Bookplate of Joseph Tasker, Fitzwalters, Essex £100-150 (+Fees*)

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302. [Pollexfen John] Of Trade by J.P., 1700. 12mo., old vellum. (part 1 lacks A1 blank, 2nd part lacks title). Advert leaf at end see illustration £200-400 (+Fees*) 303. Cobbett (William) Porcupine’s Works, 12 vols., 1801. 8vo., cont. speckled calf (12) £300-400 (+Fees*) 304. Jones (Sir William) The Works, 13 vols., 1807. 8vo., cont. half calf, spines gilt. Engraved portrait and plates. Numerous annotations in ink (13) see illustration £400-600 (+Fees*)

Lot 302 301. Semple (Robert) Observations on a Journey through Spain... to Naples, 2 vols., 1807. Small 8vo., cont. half calf (2) £100-120 (+Fees*)

305. Walpole (Horace) The Works (and Letters), 6 vols., 1798- 1819, 4to., cont. calf gilt. Engraved portraits and plates (6) £300-400 (+Fees*) 306. Locke (John) The Works, Third Edition, 3 vols., 1727. Folio, cont. panelled calf (old rebacks, some wear, prelims of vol 3 wormed). Engraved frontispiece in vol 1. Bookplate of Robert Berkeley Spetchley (3) £200-400 (+Fees*)

Lot 304

307. Travels of Mirza Abu Taleb Khan, trans. Charles Stewart, Second Edition, 3 vols., 1814. 12mo., cont. half calf. Engraved frontispiece in vol 1; another copy, bound together (4) £80-120 (+Fees*)

308. Ricardo (David) Proposals for an Economical and Secure Currency, Third Edition, 1819. Half title. Bound with: Huskisson, William. The Question concerning the Depreciation of our Currency…, New Edition, 1819 - [Yates, John Ashton]. A Letter to the Duke of Kent upon the “Revulsion of Trade”, n.d. (1816). Presentation copy from the author to the Rev. Dr. Parr Consequences of Returning to the Old Standard of the Currency…by Philopatris Vigorniensis, 1819. 8vo., cont. qtr calf, ms. annotations in ink on front endpaper and printed slip “Samuel Parr”. Samuel Parr (1747-1825), writer on politics etc., known as “the Whig Johnson”. see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*)

Lot 308

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Lot 309 309. Jacob (William) Travels in the South of Spain, 1811. 4to., cont. half green stained calf gilt, spine gilt. Folding engraved map (spotted) and 12 plates, mostly aquatints in sepia see illustration £300-400 (+Fees*) 310. [Young Arthur] The Farmer’s Tour Through the East of England, 4 vols., 1771. 8vo., cont. calf (wear to sides, lacks 3 labels); A Six Months Tour Through the North of England, Second Edition, 4 vols., 1771. Both with engraved plates (8) £200-300 (+Fees*) 311. Hughes (Thomas Smart) Travels in Sicily, Greece and Albania, 2 vols., 1820. 4to., cont. half calf gilt. Engraved plates and maps (2) £200-300 (+Fees*)

314. [Moore John] A Treatise on Domestic Pigeons, 1765. 8vo., cont. half green morocco. Frontispiece and 13 plates (slight worming to margins) £150-250 (+Fees*) 315. Tooke (W) History of Russia, 2 vols., 1800. 8vo., cont. half calf. Engraved plates, folding map (2 short marginal tears) (2) £100-150 (+Fees*) 316. Walker (James) Letters on the West Indies, 1818. 8vo., cont. half green morocco, spine gilt see illustration £400-600 (+Fees*)

317. Pennant (Thomas) Some Account of London, Second Edition, 1791. 4to., cont. calf (joints cracked, head of spine chipped). Engraved frontispiece, title, folding map (spotted and offset) and plates - Malcolm (J P) Londonium Redivivum, 2 vols., 1803. 4to., cont. half calf (joints worn). Engraved titles and plates (some spotting) (3) £100-150 (+Fees*) 318. Heylyn (Peter) Ecclesia Restaurata, 1670. Folio, cont., calf. Bookplate of Robert Berkeley Spetchley £100-150 (+Fees*) 319. Cunningham (Peter Miller) Two Years in New South Wales, Third Edition, 2 vols., 1828. 8vo., orig. boards (spines defective). Folding map, half titles (2) £100-150 (+Fees*)

312. Hanway (Jonas) An Historical Account of the British Trade...., Second Edition, 2 vols., 1754. 4to., cont. speckled calf gilt (spine label of vol 1 detached, label of vol 2 defective). Engraved maps and plates (staining to prelims of vol 1) (2) £200-300 (+Fees*) 313. Curwen (J C) Observations on the State of Ireland, 2 vols., 1818. 8vo., cont. half calf (2) £100-200 (+Fees*)

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Lot 321

320. Henderson (James) A History of the Brazil, 1821. 4to., cont. half mottled calf. 2 maps, 28 lithographic plates see illustration £500-700 (+Fees*) 321. Skinner (Joseph) The Present State of Peru. 1805. 4to., cont. half calf gilt. Hand coloured frontispiece and plates see illustration £500-700 (+Fees*) 322. Colquhoun (P) Treatise on the Wealth and Resources of the British Empire, Second Edition, 1815. 4to., cont. calf (title spotted) £200-300 (+Fees*)

Lot 324

323. Walsh (Edward) A Narrative of the Expedition to Holland, 1800. 4to., cont. half calf. Double page engraved map and 7 plates £150-200 (+Fees*) 324. Murphy (James) A General View of the State of Portugal, 1798. 4to., cont. half calf. Folding engraved map and 14 plates see illustration £300-400 (+Fees*) 325. Ginanni (M A) L’Arte del Blasone, Venice 1756. Large 4to., orig. wraps. (spine worn). Engraved frontispiece and 35 plates. Two printed tickets to a religious service in Venice loosely Inserted see illustration £200-400 (+Fees*) Lot 325

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331. Storer (James S.) The Antiquarian Itinerary, 7 vols., 1815-18. 8vo., cont. blue morocco gilt with pictorial gilt stamps of a ruin on sides, a.e.g. Engraved plates and text ills. (occasional spotting) (7) see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*) 332. Hippisley (Gustavus) A Narrative of the Expedition to the Rivers Orinoco and Apure in South America, 1819. 8vo., cont. half calf see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*)

Lot 331 326. Helvici (Christopher) Theatrum Historicum et Chronologicum. Sixth Edition, Oxford 1662. Folio, old calf, leaves from an earlier work in Latin inserted as endleaves. Signature of Edward Chamberlain on title £100-150 (+Fees*) 327. Froissart (Jean) Histoire et Chronique, 4 vols in one, Jean Ruelle, Paris 1574. Folio, cont calf (worn, title of part l cut round and mounted). Bookplate of D. de Lys £300-400 (+Fees*)

333. Tooke (Thomas) Considerations on the State of the Currency, 1826; A Letter to Lord Grenville on the Effects Ascribed to the Resumption of Cash Payments on the Value of the Currency, 1829; On the Currency in Connection with the Corn Trade…, 1829. Bound together, 8vo., cont. half calf (spine label defective) £300-400 (+Fees*) 334. Malthus (Thomas) An Essay on the Principle of Population, Fourth Edition, 2 vols., 1807. 8vo., cont. calf gilt with stamp on upper covers “Vise La Fin” (one spine label detached) (2) £200-300 (+Fees*) 335. Herbert of Cherbury, Lord Edward. Life, 1770. 4to., cont. calf. Folding portrait frontispiece £60-80 (+Fees*)

Lot 332 336. Boate (Dr Gerard and others) A Natural History of Ireland. Dublin 1755. 4to., cont. calf (joints cracking, scrape to lower cover). 9 engraved plates, some folding (short tear to inner margin of Giant’s Causeway plate) see illustration £200-400 (+Fees*)

328. Meager (Leonard)The Mystery of Husbandry, 1697. 12mo., later half calf (shaved, lacks frontispiece) Wild (Robert) Iter Boreale, 1668. 12mo., later half calf (rebound, title laid down, lacks A1 blank) (2) £80-120 (+Fees*) 329. Dielhelm (Johann Herman) Rheinischer Antiquarius, Frankfurt & Leipzig, 1776. 8vo., orig. boards. Engraved frontispiece, maps and plates, some folding (occasional spotting) £200-400 (+Fees*) 330. Polehampton (Rev. Edward) The Gallery of Nature and Art, 6 vols., 1821 8vo., cont. half calf gilt. 100 engraved plates (6) £150-250 (+Fees*)

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Lot 337 337. Sheil (Mary Leonora, Lady) Glimpses of Life and Manners in Persia, 1856. 8vo., orig cloth gilt. Frontispiece and 6 plates see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*) 338. Broughton (Richard) A True Memorial of the Ancient State of Great Britain, 1650. 8vo., cont. calf (front cover scraped). Title printed in red and black. Initials WM in ink on title £100-150 (+Fees*)

339. Badham (Charles David) A Treatise on the Esculent Funguses of England, 1847. 8vo., cont. half calf. Frontispiece, 3 plain and 17 hand coloured lithographic plates. With 7pp ms. notes on fungi; 3pp ALS on seaweeds, 1864 from J. R. Ives; and list of specimens sent to Dr. Rabenhorst in 1864, all loosely inserted see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*) 340. Addison (Charles G) Damascus and Palmyra, 2 vols., 1838. 8vo., cont. half black leather. 10 hand coloured lithographic plates (2) see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*)

Lot 339 341. Williamson (John) Medical and Miscellaneous Observations Relative to the West Indian Islands, 2 vols., Edinburgh 1817. 8vo., cont. half calf (Williams, Cynric R) A Tour Through the Island of Jamaica, Second Edition, 1827. 8vo., cont. half calf (lacks frontispiece) (3) £200-300 (+Fees*) 342. Koster (Henry) Travels in Brazil, Second Edition, 2 vols., 1817. 8vo., cont. half calf. 2 folding engraved maps and 8 aquatint plates in sepia (2) see illustration. £200-400 (+Fees*)

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Lot 342

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352. Salmon (J) An Historical Description… Rome, Second Edition, 8vo., cont. half calf. Engraved frontispiece (stained), folding map and plates £80-120 (+Fees*) 353. Hale (William) Considerations on the Causes and the Prevalence of Female Prostitution, 1812. Bound with: Clarke, James. The London Female Penitentiary Defended, 1809 - Hodson, G. The Remonstrant Being A Letter to Mr. William Hale, 1809 - Blair William. Prostitutes Reclaimed, 1809 (title shaved) - Juven. Cursory Remarks…, 1809 (title repaired) - Hale, W. An Address…, 1809; A Letter to Samuel Whitbread, 1806. 8vo., cont. half calf see illustration £200-400 (+Fees*)

Lot 349

343. Rycaut (Paul) The Lives of the Popes, 1685. Folio, cont. calf (old reback). Engraved portrait. Bookplates of Robert Berkeley Spetchley, and the Duke of Sussex £200-300 (+Fees*) 344. Chatto (William Andrew) John Careless. The Old English Squire, 1821. Small folio, orig. boards (spine repaired) in green cloth folder and green morocco slipcase (spine faded). 24 hand coloured plates £200-300 (+Fees*) 345. Tracts. Reflections upon a Scandalous Libel, 1697 - Some Considerations About the Raising of Coin, 1696 [Asgill, J.] Several Assertions Proved, in order to Create another Species of Money than Gold and Silver, 1696 - A Review of the Universal Remedy for all Diseases Incident to Coin, 1696 [Pollexfen, John] England and East-India Inconsistent in their Manufactures, 1697 - Reflections on the Prohibition Act, 1708 - The Case of the Traders of London…, 1705 Greaves (John) The Origin and Antiquity of our English Weights and Measures Discovered, 1706. Bound together, 8vo., cont. panelled calf £400-600 (+Fees*) 346. Hill (Sir Richard) The Blessings of Polygamy Displayed, 1781; The Cobler’s Letter intended as a Supplement. 8vo., cont. calf £200-300 (+Fees*)

347. Cary’s Six Sheet Map of England and Wales, 1826. Slipcase. Hand coloured folding engraved maps, cloth edged, in cont. black morocco slipcase; New Itinerary, 9th edition, n.d. 8vo., cont. half calf. Folding engraved maps (2) £200-300 (+Fees*)

354. Townsend (Joseph) A Journey through Spain, Second Edition, 3 vols., 1792. 8vo., cont. speckled calf (rubbed, titles slight browned). Engraved map and plates (3) £100-200 (+Fees*)

348. [Maturin, Charles Robert] Melmoth the Wanderer, Second Edition, 4 vols., Edinburgh 1821. 12mo., cont. half calf gilt (head of spine of vol l chipped, upper joint of vol 2 splitting) (4) £200-400 (+Fees*) 349. St. John (J. Hector) Letters from an American Farmer, New Edition, 1783. 8vo., cont. calf (lower joint cracked). 2 folding engraved maps see illustration £250-450 (+Fees*) 350. Lewis (Matthew Gregory) The Monk, Second Edition, 3 vols., 1796. 12mo., cont. calf (3) £300-500 (+Fees*) 351. Butler (Rev. Alban) Travels Through France and Italy, Edinburgh 1803. 8vo. cont. half calf. Engraved portrait frontispiece £80-120 (+Fees*) Lot 353

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361. Cruise (Richard Alexander) Journal of a Ten Months’ Residence in New Zealand, Second Edition, 1824. 8vo cont. half calf gilt. Uncoloured frontispiece, errata slip (sig. A loose) £80-120 (+Fees*) 362. [Vernon, Edward] Original Papers Relating to the Expedition to Panama, 1744. 8vo.cont. half blue morocco (lacks A2, ? blank) see illustration £200-400 (+Fees*)

Lot 359 355. Pitkin (T A) A Statistical View of the Commerce of the United States of America, Second Edition, 1817. 8vo., cont. half calf (sides stained in red) Hall (Lt. Francis) Travels in Canada and the United States, 1818. 8vo., cont. half calf (some wear, lacks map) (2) £100-200 (+Fees*)

356. Richardson (Joseph) A Grammar of the Arabic Language, Second Edition, 1801. Small folio, cont. calf calf (signature cut from title)— —-Maundrell (Henry) A Journey from Aleppo to Jerusalem, 1810. 8vo., cont. calf gilt. 15 engraved plates, some folding (2) £100-150 (+Fees*)

363. Ashmole (Elias) The History of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, 1715. 8vo., old half calf gilt (rubbed). Engraved portrait, 2 plates and folding table (title cut round and mounted, A2 & 3 shaved) £80-120 (+Fees*) 364. Vauvilliers (Jean-Francois) Abrege de L’Histoire Universelle en Figures (3 vols. Sacree, 2 vols Profane), Paris 1785 4to., cont. half red roan, spines gilt uncut. Engraved title and plates (5) see illustration £300-400 (+Fees*)

357. Howard (John) The State of the Prisons in England and Wales, Fourth Edition, 1792. 4to., cont. half calf (short split at top of upper joint). 21 engraved plates, some folding £100-150 (+Fees*) 358. [Bacci, Pier Giacomo] Vita di S. Filippo Neri, Rome, 1818. Small folio, cont. red morocco gilt., a.e.g. with initials MFSB, Engraved title, frontispiece and plates £200-300 (+Fees*) 359. Kirby (W F) European Butterflies and Moths, 1882. 4to., cont. half brown morocco gilt. One plain and 61 coloured plates see illustration £150-250 (+Fees*)

Lot 362

360. Legh (Thomas) Narrative of a Journey in Egypt, Second Edition, 1817. 8vo., Folding map and 9 plates, some folding £100-150 (+Fees*)

Lot 364

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Lot 368

Lot 365 365. [Henderson, A] The History of Ancient and Modern Wines, 1824. 4to. cont. half calf. Mounted vignette on title, text initials and illustrations. Folding table. see illustration £200-400 (+Fees*) 366. Davy (Sir Humphry) Elements of Agricultural Chemistry, 1813 4to. Half maroon roan. 10 engraved plates. Bookplate of Robert Berkeley Spetchley £100-150 (+Fees*)

367. Drake (Edward Cavendish) A New Universal Collection…Voyages and Travels, 1770. Folio, cont. calf. Engraved frontispiece, folding map and 8 single page maps, 54 plates see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*)

369. Habington (William) The Historie of Edward the Fourth, 1640. Small folio, cont. calf (front cover loosening). Engraved portrait frontispiece. Inscribed on front flyleaf “Status mea Christi hostia Tho: Dyke.” £100-200 (+Fees*)

368. Lavater (J C) Essays on Physiognomy, 3 vols. in 5, 1792. 4to., cont. diced calf gilt, a.e.g. Engraved plates and text illustrations (5) see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*)

370. [Robinson, Frederick William] Female Life in Prison by a Prison Matron, 2 vols., 1862. 8vo., orig. cloth (2) £100-150 (+Fees*)

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375. Brookshaw (George) Six Birds, 1817; Groups of Fruit, 1817. 2 vols., folio, cont. morocco gilt. 6 plates in each in two states, plain and hand coloured (2) see illustration £500-700 (+Fees*) 376. Loudon (Mrs Jane) British Wild Flowers, 1847. 4to., orig. cloth gilt. 60 hand coloured plates (plate 20 loose). Bookplate of James Cunningham £200-300 (+Fees*)

Lot 375

371. [Heywood, Benjamin Arthur] Observations on the Circulation Of Individual Credit…, 1812. bound with: Yates, John Ashton. A Letter on the Distresses of the Country, Second Edition, 1817 -Prosperity Restored or Reflections on the Cause of the Public Distresses, 1817. 8vo., cont. qtr. calf, vellum corners. Printed label of Samuel Parr £150-200 (+Fees*)

377. Loudon (Mrs Jane) The Ladies Flower-Garden of Ornamental Perennials, 2 vols., 1843-44. 4to., cont. half green morocco, a.e.g. 96 hand coloured plates (2) see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*) 378. Spielmann (M H) and Layard (G S) Kate Greenaway, 1905. 4to., orig. cloth, Ltd Edition, No. 321 of 500, with original pencil sketch by Kate Greenaway. Signed twice by John Greenaway. Coloured and plain portraits and plates £200-300 (+Fees*)

Lot 377 379. Fox-Davies (A C) The Art of Heraldry, 1904.. Folio, orig. pictorial cloth gilt, coloured armorial plates and other illustrations see illustration £60-80 (+Fees*)

372. The Oriental Annual, 1836. 8vo., orig. green morocco gilt. Engraved title, frontispiece and 20 plates £60-80 (+Fees*) 373. Lairesse (Gerard de) A Treatise on the Art of Painting, Revised by W. M. Craig. 4to., cont. blue morocco gilt. 70 engraved plates £80-100 (+Fees*) 374. Dickson (R W) Practical Agriculture, New Edition, 2 vols., 1805 4to., orig. boards boards uncut (some wear to spines). Folding plan and 52 plates in vol 1, 34 in vol 2, mostly hand coloured (final plate in vol 2 spotted) (2) £250-350 (+Fees*)

Lot 379

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Lot 382

380. More (Thomas) Utopia, Kelmscott Press, 1893. 8vo., orig. vellum gilt with ties. One of 300 copies see illustration £1000-1500 (+Fees*) 381. Manwood (John) A Treatise and Discourse of the Lawes of the Forrest. T. Wight & Bonham Norton, 1598. 8vo., orig. vellum (soiled, title slightly soiled). Title inscribed “Benj:n Stevens His Book 1710” £400-600 (+Fees*) 382. Maund (B) The Botanic Garden, 8 vols., 4to., half blue stained calf gilt, (some spines rubbed). Engraved titles and numerous hand coloured plates (occasional spotting). Folding amateur watercolour loosely inserted in vol 8. Bookplates of Natl Barton (8) see illustration £600-800 (+Fees*) 383. Paxton (Joseph) Paxton’s Magazine of Botany, 7 vols., 1834-40. 8vo., orig. cloth (spines slightly faded, inner joint of vol 1 broken). Hand coloured plates (7) see illustration £500-700 (+Fees*) Lot 383

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Lot 384

384. Franeau (Jean) Jardin D’Hyver ou Cabinet des Fleurs, Douai 1616. 4to., 19th c. green morocco gilt, a.e.g. Engraved title, 50 plates and 2 garden views see illustration £3000-5000 (+Fees*)

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387. Courvoisier (Pere Jean Jacques) Le Throsne Royal de Jesus Nazareen, [Antwerp 1642]. (A2 loose). Engraved title hand coloured on vellum, engraved plates; Extases de la Princesse du Midy, Brussels [1632]. Engraved title; Octave Nouvelle…Second Edition, Brussels 1643. Engraved additional title, hand coloured; Le Lys Divine et Le Samson Mystique. Title on vellum, Brussels 1638; Le Prince Immortel…, Antwerp 1642. Folding engraved plate and another hand coloured. 8vo., cont. armorial brown morocco gilt. Bookplate of James Bindley M.A.F.S.A. Stamp Office London and note on flyleaf by the same, dated 1795,’The Presentation copy to Cardinal Spada to whom it is dedicated by the Author and whose arms are on the cove’, Cardinal Bernardino Spada (1594-1661), patron of the arts. James Bindley (1737-1818), one of the Commissioners of the Stamp Office, antiquarian and book collector, whose collections were auctioned after his death see illustration £800-1200 (+Fees*)

Lot 387 385. Theophylact, Archbp. Institutio Regia, Paris 1651. 4to., modern blue morocco gilt bound by S. Ridge, Grantham. Syston Park bookplate. Text in Greek and Latin. Engraved vignette on title and headpieces £300-400 (+Fees*)

386. Moggridge (J) Traherne. Contributions to the Flora of Mentone. Second Edition, 1867. 8vo. cont. half black stained calf. 75 hand coloured plates £200-400 (+Fees*)

388. Edwards (Lionel) illus. Shires and Provinces, 1926. Limited Edition No 72 of 100, signed; orig. vellum gilt; More Shires and Provinces, 1928. Both folio, uncut. Coloured plates (2) see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*)

Lot 388

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Lot 391 389. Triggs (H I) Formal Gardens in England and Scotland, Subscriber’s copy, 1902. Half brown morocco gilt (spine faded); The Art of Garden Design in Italy, 1906. Orig. cloth (spine faded) - Latham (C) The Gardens of Italy, 2 vols., 1905. Orig. cloth. All folio. Illustrations (4) £200-300 (+Fees*)

Lot 392 394. Angus (W) The Seats of the Nobility and Gentry, 1787. Oblong 4to., cont. green morocco gilt, a.e.g. Engraved title and 63 plates (title spotted, and some spotting to plate margins) £150-250 (+Fees*)

395. Redoute (P.J.) Les Roses, Decrites par C. A. Thory, 3 vols. in 2, Paris 1824-26. 8vo., qtr. red morocco. 160 hand coloured plates (2) see illustration £2000-3000 (+Fees*)

390. Meinertzhagen (Col. R) Nicoll’s Birds of Egypt, 2 vols., 1930. 4to., orig. cloth gilt. Portrait, colour plates, text illustrations (2) £100-150 (+Fees*) 391. Stern (F C) A Study of the Genus Paeonia, 1946. Folio, orig. cloth. Plates, some coloured see illustration £100-150 (+Fees*) 392. Mitford (M R) Our Village, 1893. Illus. Hugh Thomson - Austen (Jane) Pride and Prejudice, 1894. Illus. H. Thomson Hood (T) Humourous Poems, 1893. Illus. C. E. Brock. Large Paper, Limited Editions, 8vo., full green morocco gilt by Hatchards, a.e.g. (3) see illustration £250-350 (+Fees*) 393. Voltaire, F.M.A. de. Oeuvres Completes, 69 vols (ex 70, lacks vol 44). De L’Imprimerie de la Societe Litteraire Typographique, 1784-89 8vo., cont. calf gilt, red morocco spine labels (stained prelims in vol 1). Engraved portraits and plates (69) £400-600 (+Fees*)

Lot 395

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Lot 396

Lot 397

396. Walton (Isaac) The Compleat Angler, Limited Edition, No.22 of 250, signed by the artist., [1911]. 4to., cont. brown morocco gilt, a.e.g., other edges uncut. Mounted colour plates by James Thorne see illustration £100-200 (+Fees*) 397. Neale (John Preston) Views of Seats of Noblemen and Gentlemen, First series, 6 vols., 1818-23; Second series, 5 vols., 1824 - 29. 4to., cont. green morocco gilt, a.e.g. (spines rubbed). Additional engraved titles and plates, proofs on india paper mounted (occasional offsetting onto text) (11) see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*) 398. Daniel (W B) Rural Sports, 4 vols., 1801-13. 8vo., cont. half calf, spines gilt. Engraved plates. Bookplate of Robert Berkeley of Spetchley in the County of Worcester, 1900 (4) £100-200 (+Fees*)

Lot 399

399. Swinburne (Henry) Travels in the Two Sicilies, 2 vols., 1783-85. Elephant folio, cont. calf (very worn). Signed on titles “Henry Joseph Swinburne”. Titles, numerous engravings, portraits, views etc., mounted. (2) Henry Swinburne, Catholic travel writer (1743-1803) see illustration £300-400 (+Fees*)

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Lot 400

400. Graphic Illustrations of Prominent Features of the French Capital, 1816. Large folio, orig. boards. (soiled). 12 engraved plates (margins browned) see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*) 401. Martyn (John) trans. The Bucolics of Virgil, 2 vols, 1749. 4to., cont. calf, spines gilt (labels defective). Armorial bookplates with similar device on spines. Engraved portrait, hand coloured maps and plates (2) see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*) 402. Gmelin (Samuel Gottlieb) Historia Fucorum, St. Petersburg 1768. Small folio, cont. diced russia gilt (upper cover detached). Folding engraved plates of seaweeds and marine algae.Three early 19th C. examples loosely inserted, captioned and mounted £300-500 (+Fees*) 403. Carr (John) A Northern Summer or Travels Round the Baltic…, 1805. 4to., cont. half calf gilt (upper joint cracked). 11 plates, aquatints in sepia (double page plate of St. Petersburg with small tear at lower centrefold) £150-250 (+Fees*) 404. [Mitchell, William Andrew] An Essay on Capacity and Genius. Also An Enquiry into the Nature of Ghosts…, [1818]. 8vo., cont. half calf £80-120 (+Fees*) Lot 401

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405. [Hawarden, Edward] Wit Against Reason, Brussels [London] 1735. Large Paper, 8vo., cont. mottled calf gilt £40-60 (+Fees*) 406. Hanway (Jonas) An Historical Account of the British Trade over the Caspian Sea, 5 vols in 4 (includes The Revolutions of Persia, and A Journal…). 1753 - 56. 4to., cont. calf, spines gilt, vol 5 in half calf (rubbed). Engraved frontispieces, Folding maps and plates (4) £400-600 (+Fees*) 407. Mariana (Juan de) Historiae de Rebus Hispaniae, Mainz, 1605-19. Two parts in one. 4to., cont. calf (rubbed, spines worn). Woodcut ornaments (text browned) £100-150 (+Fees*) 408. Hume (David) Essays and Treatises on Several Subjects, New Edition, 2 vols., 1822. 8vo., cont. half calf £50-70 (+Fees*) 409. Pigot (James) A Complete Alphabet of Cyphers Reversed and Inverted, n.d. Oblong 4to., cont. calf gilt. Engraved title and plates £200-400 (+Fees*)

410. Berkeley family, mid 19th c. Album of watercolours, etc., mounted, small 4to., cont. black morocco gilt. With another containing press cuttings relating to the Berkeley peerage (2) £40-60 (+Fees*)

414. The Gentleman Angler, Second Edition, 1736. 12mo., cont. calf gilt (spine chipped) Interleaved with blanks. With 5 others, mainly sporting (6) £100-150 (+Fees*)

411. Solleysel (Jacques, Sieur de) Hope, Sir William, trans. The Compleat Horseman, 3 parts in one (misbound), Edinburgh 1696. Folio, cont. calf (rubbed, spine worn). Engraved portrait, 2 additional titles, folding plates. Bookplate of Robert Berkeley of Spetchley in the County of Worcester 1900 see illustration £300-400 (+Fees*)

415. Lang (Andrew) Fairy books. Blue, 7th ed., 1895, Grey, 1900; Crimson, 1903; Brown, 1904, First Editions; Red, later ed., 1905. 5 vols., 8vo., orig. cloth gilt (Red with wear to spine). Colour plates. Bookplates of Eleanor Berkeley (5) £400-600 (+Fees*)

412. Estienne (Charles) & Liebault (Jean) Maison Rustique, or the Counrie Farme. Edm. Bollifant for Bonham Norton 1600 (lacks A2). 8vo., old calf (some browning). Bookplate of Robert Berkeley of Spetchley in the County of Worcester 1900 £200-400 (+Fees*) 413. Green, Valentine. The History and Antiquities of the City and Suburbs of Worcester. 2 vols in one, 1796. 4to., later half russia (spines rubbed). Engraved titles, portrait, folding map and plates. Bookplate of Joseph Chichester. With a related pamphlet (2) £100-150 (+Fees*)

416. Kipling (Rudyard) Nicholson, William, illus. An Almanac of Twelve Sports, 1898. 4to., orig. boards (worn and damp stained) - Bursill (Henry) Hand Shadows on the Wall, 14th thousand, n.d., 4to., orig. boards. Plates. With 3 others (5) £80-120 (+Fees*) 417. Origen. Spencer (William) trans. Contra Celsum…, Canterbury, J. Field 1658. 4to., cont. calf. Bookplate of R. Foley DD. Endleaves from an earlier work bound in - Concordantiae Bibliorum…, Antwerp, C. Plantin 1585. 4to., later tree calf (both worn, upper covers detached) (2) £100-150 (+Fees*)

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Glass & Ceramics

Glass 420. A Bohemian flat-cut glass mug, circa 1760, cut with oval windows and chevrons, 14cm high £40-60 (+Fees*) 421. A pair of green opaline glass ewers, French or Bohemian, circa 1830, of classical form enamelled and gilt with formal pendant foliate sprays, one broken, 25.5cm high £70-90 (+Fees*) 422. A 19th Century cut glass decanter, the base fitted a Swiss musical movement (not working), 25.5cm high, another decanter and four globular carafes £70-90 (+Fees*) 423. A large green glass flagon, 54cm high and two onion shaped wine bottles see illustration £70-90 (+Fees*) 424. A set of four decanters and stoppers with gilt collars, in two sizes, a pair of square section travelling decanters and stoppers and six glass custard cups £70-90 (+Fees*) 425. Twenty small blown glass posy vases in two styles, 8.5cm high and smaller £50-70 (+Fees*) 426. Twenty small glass posy vases with fluted decoration, 8.5cm high £50-70 (+Fees*) 427. Four Victorian glass honeycomb decorated footed bowls, 14cm high £40-60 (+Fees*) 428. A large glass inkwell with lemon squeezer base 16cm diameter and a smaller domed cut glass inkwell with silver collar and lid, Sheffield 1919, 10cm diameter (2) £50-70 (+Fees*) 429. Four mid-Victorian glass domes each with an ebonised base, the largest 51.5cm high £200-300 (+Fees*)

Lot 423

Ceramics 435. A Savona (Folko Factory) lobed circular dish, late 18th Century, painted in high temperature colours with a couple milking goats in a rural landscape, manganese enamel mark of a crowned bird in flight above the initial ‘F, 38cm diameter £60-80 (+Fees*)

436. A set of six Derby caudle cups, covers and stands, circa 1800, gilt with ermine within salmon pink borders, puce enamel marks £300-400 (+Fees*)

437. A Swansea ring stand, circa 1820, of column form, 11.5cm high see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*) Lot 437

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Lot 438 438. A Lowestoft cylindrical mug, circa 1770, printed in blue with moths and flower sprays, 11.25cm high see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*) 439. A Nantgarw dinner plate, circa 1820, painted in Sèvres style, with simple flower sprays within a gilt and blue ribboned border, impressed mark Nant-garw CW, 22.75cm diameter £70-90 (+Fees*) 440. An Ansbach coffee pot, 18th Century, the bulbous body painted with two colourful birds on a gnarled tree, blue A mark, 18.5cm high £40-60 (+Fees*)

Lot 442

441. A pair of Chelsea strawberry leaf moulded sauce boats, circa 1752, the crabstock handles in brown, the strawberry moulding undecorated, unmarked, 19cm long see illustration £800-1200 (+Fees*)

442. A pair of Swansea spill vases, circa 1820, of Classical urn shape applied at the neck with a band of biscuit flowers and painted with C-scrolls of flowers and foliage on a gilt seeded ground, 14.5cm high see illustration £700-1000 (+Fees*)

Lot 441

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446. Five Liverpool printed creamware flowerhead moulded plates, circa 1780, printed in black with exotic birds in parkland, the rims with modelled foliate fronds, impressed marks, 22cm diameter (one broken) £120-180 (+Fees*)

447. A pearlware moulded oval basket and stand, English circa 1780, painted with a single central tulip in sepia within an ochre border, 22.5cm wide £60-80 (+Fees*)

448. A London decorated porcelain tea bowl and saucer, Qianlong, painted with insects among flower sprays and a Meissen saucer and a Ludwigsburg cup, 18th Century, painted with flower sprays and insects, marks in blue £80-120 (+Fees*)

449. A pair of Pinxton fluted coffee cups and saucers, enamelled with simple pendant foliage, iron red enamel P.63 marks £100-150 (+Fees*)

450. A Paris (Angoulême) ewer, cover and basin, circa 1780, the ewer with silver gilt mounts, gilt and enamelled with a border of square trellis panels, crowned A marks, the ewer 20.5cm high £150-250 (+Fees*)

451. A pewter mounted German stoneware jug, perhaps Bunzlau, mid 17th Century, embossed with the IHS monogram at the throat above incised bands, 30.5cm high £80-120 (+Fees*) 452. A Wedgwood ‘Rosso Antico’ potpourri urn and cover, circa 1820, enamelled with flowering plants on a terracotta ground, impressed mark, 25.5cm high £80-120 (+Fees*)

Lot 443

443. A Zurich figure of a huntress, circa 1770, from a set of the Seasons, wearing green costume, resting on her rifle, her dog sniffing a dead duck in her hand, blue Z mark, 21.5cm high see illustration £300-400 (+Fees*)

444. A Meissen flower-encrusted pierced oval basket, late 18th Century, painted with further flower sprays and raised on four twig feet, crossed swords erased and asterisk mark, 32cm wide £70-100 (+Fees*)

445. An ormolu-mounted Coalport pink ground pot pourri urn and cover, circa 1830, painted by Thomas Randall in the Sèvres style, decorated reserves of exotic birds in parkland and mounted with two crisply cast foliate handles attached to a pierced and foliate cast rim, on a pierced and cast scrolled base, 22cm high see illustration £300-400 (+Fees*)

Lot 445

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457. A Coalport part tea service, circa 1825, each piece decorated flower spray reserves within an elaborate gilt border on an apple green ground, impressed numbers, comprising a milk jug, a sugar basin and cover, a waste bowl, a tea cup, three coffee cups, ten saucers and two cake plates £60-80 (+Fees*) 458. A garniture of three English porcelain green ground two-handled vases, circa 1830, Minton, of neo-rococo style, painted with riverside views within moulded reserves, the reverses with flower sprays, the largest 29cm high £50-70 (+Fees*)

Lot 456

453. A Royal Worcester shallow circular dish, cover and stand, 1890, painted with flower sprays, the cover with a gilt knop, year letter a beneath the C51 mark, printed in puce, the plate 20cm diameter £40-60 (+Fees*) 454. A Royal Worcester fluted ovoid pot pourri jar and pierced cover, circa 1900 (no liner), painted in iron-red and gilding with foliate sprays, cover finial slightly chipped, indistinct printed mark, 18cm high £60-80 (+Fees*) 455. A Chamberlain’s Worcester mug, circa 1820, bat printed with a view of Worcester en grisaille, initialled DJ, 10cm high £50-70 (+Fees*) 456. A Caughley cabbage-leaf moulded mask jug, circa 1780, printed in blue with flower sprays, 25cm high see illustration £80-120 (+Fees*)

459. A Grainger’s Worcester porcelain mug, circa 1820, painted with a bouquet of flowers flanked by gilt initials, JD below an elaborate deep blue and gilt border, printed and inscribed marks, 14cm high £60-80 (+Fees*) 460. A pair of Paris porcelain bough pots, circa 1850, the rectangular fan shaped bodies with reserves of flowers against a duck-egg blue ground, 17cm high £50-70 (+Fees*) 461. A pair of Meissen porcelain candlestick groups, circa 1900, modelled as children standing before trees, 15cm high £100-200 (+Fees*) 462. A Derby composite part table service, circa 1810, each piece with a broad band of enamelled and gilt roses and cornflowers, comprising four rectangular vegetable dishes and a cover, two lobed oval dishes, two kidney shaped dishes, four deep oval dishes, four shell shaped dishes including two replacements, ten various oval stands, an oval tureen and associated oval cover, a breakfast cup, five coffee cans and six saucers, red enamelled marks, ten later Crown Derby dessert plates, seven medium saucers, a large saucer dish, a large dinner plate, a pair of oval tureens and covers, a two-handled navette, a Grainger’s Worcester replacement cheese stand £500-700 (+Fees*)

463. A Derby centrepiece and two oval dishes,, circa 1780, painted cornflower sprays within pink border, puce marks, the centrepiece 33cm wide, the oval dishes 32cm wide £50-80 (+Fees*) 464. A set of eight Copeland white shield shaped menu cards, moulded with ribbons and swags, each 14cm high £40-60 (+Fees*) 465. A Zurich rococo encrier, circa 1770, of modelled scrolled form, painted in iron-red, yellow and puce, with a single handle and provision for two wells (absent), and three quill pens, ‘Z’ mark in blue, slight chips, 18cm wide £80-120 (+Fees*) 466. A pearlware toy dinner service, circa 1800, each piece with a border of foliage in red and green, comprising twenty-four pieces £50-70 (+Fees*) 467. A Minton chinoiserie part tea service, circa 1870, printed, painted and gilt with butterflies and flowers below blue diaper borders, comprising one sugar bowl and cover, one milk jug, two cake plates, thirty-seven teacups and approximately eighty-eight saucers £70-100 (+Fees*) 468. A Caughley part tea service, late 18th Century, each fluted piece with curtained gilt trails beneath a gros bleu and gilt border, comprising a saucer dish, a waste bowl, eight tea bowls, four teacups, nine saucers, printed S marks £50-70 (+Fees*) 469. A set of ten English creamware warming dishes, circa 1800, pierced to centre, with leaf scrolled handles, minor chipping, 22cm diameter, four Wedgwood fan shaped dishes from a supper set £80-120 (+Fees*) 470. Two English porcelain printed cans and saucers, circa 1800, possibly Pinxton, the cans 6.5cm high, the saucers 13.5cm diameter £100-150 (+Fees*)

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Lot 471 (part) 471. A group of Copeland Spode crested and plain dinner wares with gadrooned rims comprising a sauce tureen, cover and stand, twenty-four oyster plates, fourteen dinner plates, five salad crescents, two platters and a vegetable tureen and cover and two small platters inscribed Nursery see illustration £400-600 (+Fees*) 472. A Dutch Delft polychrome vase, circa 1780, painted a Chinaman, the cover with dog finial, 30cm high £60-80 (+Fees*) 473. Two brown glazed stoneware hunting jugs, circa 1830, the largest 26cm high £40-60 (+Fees*) 474. A miniature pearlware part dinner service, together with a child’s pottery toy service with purple acanthus border, two small Wedgwood cups and saucers and a cup, saucer and matching jug £100-150 (+Fees*) 475. A set of twelve English porcelain plates painted in blue and gilt with a Chinese style design, 23cm diameter £50-70 (+Fees*)

476. A 17th Century Italian Maiolica Armorial stand, in compendiaro style, after a metalwork shape, the cavetto moulded with a sunburst medallion painted with a coat-of-arms reserved against the order of St James, attributed to Velasco of Castile, a Knight of the Military Order of Santiago, engraved DE mark, 40.5cm diameter see illustration £1000-1500 (+Fees*) 477. A late 18th Century German porcelain scent bottle, perhaps Kloster Veilsdorf, modelled as a boy and kid around a vine hung tree trunk, painted in enamels and gilt, the later hinged gilt-metal mounts cast as bark; together with another similar German porcelain scent bottle, circa 1780, perhaps Kelsterbach, in the white, with silver mount and stopper, each 7cm high £500-700 (+Fees*)

480. A Chamberlain porcelain scent bottle and stopper, circa 1840, of elongated pear shape, with a gilt edged reserve of flowers against a bright blue enamelled ground, 24cm high, a Spode taper stick, circa 1830, painted with flower sprigs within a pink ground border, red enamel mark and pattern no. 4323, 7cm high and a porcelain ring stand £100-150 (+Fees*) 481. A large English porcelain mug, mid 19th Century, the cylindrical body brightly painted with bouquets of flowers flanking the gilt initials JDS, 13.75cm high £50-70 (+Fees*) 482. A Royal Crown Derby tea service, 1903, painted in an Imari pattern with flowering plants, comprising forty teacups and forty saucers £300-400 (+Fees*)

478. An English porcelain two-handled vase, circa 1820, probably Coalport, painted with shaped reserves of flower sprays and gilding on a deep blue ground, upright modelled gilt handles, 18.5cm high £80-120 (+Fees*) 479. A matched pair of Royal Worcester landscape plaques depicting river landscapes, both signed A Badham, the largest 11.5cm x 16.6cm £300-400 (+Fees*) Lot 476

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Asian Works of Art

Lot 491 489. Four Chinese saucers decorated with iron red dragons 13.5cm diameter, and a matching bowl 11cm diameter, all with Guangxu marks £150-200 (+Fees*)

490.◆ A Japanese bone pipe case, Meiji period, carved with two figures, and a Japanese carved ivory parasol handle, 19th Century, depicting deer (2) £80-120 (+Fees*)

491.◆ A Japanese ivory netsuke, 19th Century, in the form of a skull, 4cm long, another carved ivory skull and an ivory ball (3) see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*)

492.◆ A Japanese ivory netsuke, 18th Century, in the form of two monkeys arm wrestling, 4.5cm long see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*)

493.◆ A Japanese ivory netsuke, 18th/19th Century, in the form of a crouching hare, with amber inlaid eyes, 4cm long see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*) 494.◆ A Chinese export ivory bodkin case, late 19th Century, carved with dragons among clouds, crested with initials, 15.5cm long £100-150 (+Fees*) 495.◆ Sundry Oriental items including a Chinese cinnabar lacquer box, 3.75cm diameter, a Chinese glass snuff bottle, a Japanese ivory circular box and cover, a wood netsuke in the form of a fruit etc. £120-180 (+Fees*)

Lot 492

Lot 493

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Lot 496 496. A Chinese export armorial tea set, Qianlong, bearing the armorial of Mortimer, comprising teapot and cover 13cm high, a sparrow beak jug 12cm high, a sugar bowl 12cm diameter, eleven tea bowls 8cm diameter, eight cups 6.5cm high and eight saucers, 13cm diameter Literature: D S Howard ‘Chinese Armorial Porcelain’ Vol II p 477 see illustration £400-600 (+Fees*) 497. A Chinese powder blue ground famille verte plate, Kangxi, with a central reserve of a sparrow on a fruiting branch, the rim with reserves of flowering branches separated by gilt lotus head on the powdered ground, fungus mark, 22cm diameter see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*)

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498. A Chinese famille rose octagonal armorial dish, Qianlong, unusually painted with rose and tulip spray and the motto ‘Spero et Progredior’ at the rim, 33.5cm diameter Note: The arms are of a cadet branch of Pringle of Whytbank, painted Argent on a chevron azure, three escallops or, a crescent for difference; crest, on a saltire azure an escallop or; motto ‘Spero et progredior’. The Pringles of Whytbank descend from Whitsun in Berwickshire, and Alexander Pringle of Whytbank, who married in 1740 Susanna, eldest daughter of Sir John Rutherford, was the only son of John Pringle greatgrandson of Major George Pringle, who fought under King Gustavus Adolphus in the Thirty-Year War. Alexander had four sons and eight daughters and at his death in 1772 was suceeded in turn by his son John, who died in the Army in Canada, and by Alexander, in the East India Company in Madras, who retired in 1783 and bought an estate in Yair by Selkirk. The third brother, Patrick, was a surgeon in the East India Company, who died unmarried at Arcot in India in November 1787, and it was he who is supposed to have had this service made (although the crescent might indicate Alexander) see illustration £400-600 (+Fees*)

Lot 498

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Lot 499

499. A Chinese pair of famille rose export octagonal deep dishes, Qianlong, painted a family in a terrace garden of an estuary village, 28cm diameter and three similar smaller see illustration £400-600 (+Fees*)

501. A graduated set of three Chinese famille rose export cylindrical mugs, Qianlong, the smaller painted in the Mandarin style with figures in gardens against a gilt foliate ground, bamboo handles, the largest 13.5cm high £100-150 (+Fees*)

500. A Chinese famille rose bell shaped cider mug, Qianlong, painted with an immortal and attendant in a garden landscape, 15.5cm high £100-150 (+Fees*)

502. A Chinese famille rose export cylindrical mug, Qianlong, with a square panel of figures on a terrace within underglaze blue and iron red border, 14cm high £80-120 (+Fees*)

503. Seven famille verte plates, Kangxi, with a central medallion of mandarin ducks among water plants within a cavetto of carp and crustacean reserves on a blue and gilt ground, the rim with further ducks and water plants, the reverse also well decorated, each 22.5cm diameter see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*)

Lot 503

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504. A Japanese bronze spill vase, 19th Century, Edo period, in the form of a hollow tree trunk, sprouting woodland fungi, signed on base, 12.25cm high see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*) 505. A modern Chinese porcelain jardinière and stand, decorated with a fox hunting scene, 17.75cm high £30-50 (+Fees*) 506. A Chinese verte-Imari Governor Duff saucer dish, Qianlong circa 1725, the interior painted with a couple and their dog in a garden in iron red, black and gilt with touches of green, all within a narrow cell-pattern border at the rim, 28cm diameter see illustration £600-800 (+Fees*) 507. A Chinese porcelain libation cup, Qianlong, with bat to lip, shou symbols in reticulated panels to the sides, 11cm long see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*) 508. A Chinese embroidered bed pelmet, early 20th Century, decorated phoenix, peacock, shou lao and character marks, 55cm x 400cm £70-90 (+Fees*)

Lot 504

509. A Chinese embroidered bed hanging, 19th Century, decorated blue flower sprays on an orange silk damask ground, 244cm x 210cm £150-200 (+Fees*)

510. A pair of Chinese embroidered sleeve cloths, 19th Century, 107cm long, an embroidered silk panel depicting red crested cranes, 38cm x 97cm and sundry textiles £80-120 (+Fees*)

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Lot 511 511. A Chinese famille rose hunting subject punch bowl, Qianlong, painted with a European hunting scene, the interior with huntsman and hounds, 36cm diameter see illustration £400-600 (+Fees*)

512. A Japanese Imari jar and cover, circa 1700, decorated with panels of birds and flowers, 55cm high (damaged) £80-120 (+Fees*)

513. Nine Chinese painted wallpaper panels depicting white cranes amongst foliage and in flight (distressed), each 263cm x 110cm see illustration £800-1000 (+Fees*)

514. A Japanese satsuma bowl, circa 1910, decorated with finches and flowering bushes, 27cm diameter £80-120 (+Fees*)

515. A Chinese embroidered altar cloth, 19th Century, depicting boys playing in a garden, on damask silk, 49cm x 199cm £120-180 (+Fees*) Lot 513 (part)

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Lot 516

Other Properties 516. An interesting collection of items relating to General Sir John Hart Dunne KCB, contained in an early Victorian rosewood and brass inlaid writing slope, the cover inscribed ‘Capt. John Hart Dunne 99th Regt’ including a Chinese gilt metal and white metal box of canted rectangular form, the hinged cover with hexagonal knop and inscribed beneath ‘From the Summer Palace, acquired in the French encampment General J H Dunne Oct 1860’, 6cm wide, a filigree work bodkin case of cylinder form, the inner sleeve inscribed ‘A Trifle from the Emperor’s Summer Palace Gen John Hart Dunne’, 11cm long, several photographs of the General included in uniform, a negative of the General and a companion wearing Chinese robes, two photographs of the Pekinese dog presented by Dunne to Queen Victoria and a quantity of correspondence mainly relating to Lady Dunne and their children Note: John Hart Dunne (1835-1924) obtained his first commission in 1852 and later served in the Crimea. After gaining his Captaincy 1855 he transferred to the 99th Regiment in 1856. In 1860 Dunne served in China campaign where he personally hoisted the Union Flag over the captured Taku fort. After the destruction of the Summer Palace he presented to Queen Victoria ‘for the Royal Collection of dogs’ in the same year. Several promotions from the mid-1860s saw Hart Dunne reach the rank of General in 1893. In 1894 he was appointed Lieutenant of the Tower of London and in 1898 became Colonel of the Duke of Edinburgh’s Wiltshire Regiment. He retired in 1902 and received The Most Honourable Order of the Bath in 1906. A related box sold at Mallam’s, Cheltenham 19th May 2011 Lot 520 see illustration £3000-5000 (+Fees*)

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Textiles & Costume

Textiles & Costume 519. Two pairs of buckskin breeches by E Tautz & Sons, Oxford St and two red swallow tail hunting coats, buttons removed £80-120 (+Fees*) 520. A north eastern native American embroidered birchbark trinket box, stitched with flowers, 8.5cm diameter, an embroidered birchbark card or cheroot case, 7cm x 9.5cm, two arrowhead covers similarly worked, 11.5cm and 9.5cm and a pair of beaded moccasins £150-200 (+Fees*) 521. A large quantity of lace, various dates, including edging, samples etc. and sundry textiles £40-60 (+Fees*) 522. A Worcestershire regiment officer’s dress tunic, for Capt. RV Berkeley, three similar examples, a waistcoat and belt the buckle with royal cipher VR £100-150 (+Fees*) 523. Two tortoiseshell mantilla combs £80-120 (+Fees*) 524. Two pairs of Native American moccasins with beadwork decoration £40-60 (+Fees*) 525. Nine bone lace bobbins, one dated 1868 and four wooden bobbins £80-100 (+Fees*)

Lot 526

Lot 522 (part) 526. A 17th Century needlework picture, The Disciples with Peter hearing the cock crow, in an oval panel surrounded by stumpwork and needlework animals and flowering plants, 37cm x 46cm see illustration £600-800 (+Fees*) 527. An 18th Century needlework picture, Musician and Companion beneath an oak tree surrounded by exotic beasts, 27cm x 36cm see illustration £300-400 (+Fees*)

528. An Ottoman table cover with paisley border, 102 x 102cm £80-120 (+Fees*) 529. An embroidered green velvet purse, Middle Eastern, early 18th Century, 14cm wide £80-100 (+Fees*)

Lot 527

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530. A section of silk applique work, possibly from an Ottoman sash, 18th Century, silver and gold thread, losses, 172cm x 27cm £60-80 (+Fees*) 531. A lady’s brocaded open robe, English, late 18th Century and an unusual glazed cotton jacket, English, possibly circa 1925 Provenance Sotheby’s, 10 September 1986, lot 4836; Sotheby’s, 20 May 1986, lot 300 and a quantity of other clothing £300-500 (+Fees*) 532. A French tapestry border fragment, 17th Century, worked with cartouches with trees, 129cm x 51cm and two French verdure tapestry border fragments, 17th Century, now mounted as cushions £40-60 (+Fees*) 533. A large collection of European textile fragments, 17th/18th Century, various techniques, contained a pinewood box, various measurements see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*) 534. A section of gilt thread crochet work, possibly Ottoman, 17th Century, with pure silk lozenge borders, 32cm x 37cm £80-120 (+Fees*) 535. Three English embroidered pillows, early 18th Century, the linen ground false quilted with yellow chevrons, chain stitch, satin stitch and knot blooms and foliage £40-60 (+Fees*)

Lot 533 539. A section of embroidered edging, bears label ‘Italian Pillow face embroidered in trellis stitch square floral design, handmade border probably 15th Century’, 84cm long and sundry gilt thread edging £100-150 (+Fees*) 540. An embroidered panel, Ottoman, late 18th Century, now mounted as a cushion, 71cm x 71cm £60-80 (+Fees*) 541. A cushion of Fez embroidery, Morocco, 18th or early 19th Century, 40cm x 46cm £30-40 (+Fees*)

Other Properties 542. A patinated leather applied wall hanging, depicting fruit and foliage to a green ground (restored), 180cm x 110cm Provenance: Little Sodbury Manor, Property from the Estate of Lady Killearn £150-200 (+Fees*) 543. Three pairs of curtains by Colefax & Fowler, the pale gold Indian silk curtains and swagged pelmets with braided fringing £600-800 (+Fees*)

536. A fragment of green voided velvet, Italian early 17th Century, 101cm x 75cm wide £80-120 (+Fees*) 537. An embroidered satin cushion, probably Chinese for the European market, worked in imitation of a 1760s brocade, 66cm x 68cm, together with early 19th Century embroidered Chinese satin cushion, 49cm x 51cm see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*) 538. A quantity of embroidered panels, mainly unfinished, and other textiles £100-150 (+Fees*)

Lot 537

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Sport & Militaria 547. A taxidermy case of an avocet, cased, 36cm x 47cm and another two cases each of gulls, all in naturalistic settings £80-120 (+Fees*) 548. A taxidermy case of a garganey, cased, 36cm x 37.5cm, another of a cormorant and another of spotted sandpipers and a small heron (3) £80-100 (+Fees*) 549. A taxidermy case of a hooded crow, by H Holloway, Worcester, 45cm x 45cm, another case including cuckoo and nightingale, another by J Redgrave, Birdstuffer, Worcester and another taxidermy case (4) £100-150 (+Fees*) 550. An Edwardian silver mounted deer slot inkwell, Rowland Ward, London 1904, 9.5cm high and a deer slot letter clip, Rowland Ward, the plinth 22cm long see illustration £80-120 (+Fees*) 551. A horse hoof with plated mount engraved Mulgrove 1933, a plated hip flask bearing the Berkeley family crest and a plated tray (3) £30-50 (+Fees*) 552. A Victorian brass fishing reel marked Registered 18 Feby 1856, Fred’k Allies, Worcester, 10cm diameter £50-70 (+Fees*)

553. A leather shotgun case, label for William Powell & Son, initialled R.V.B, 82cm wide, a cartridge bag, various hats by Lock & Co including three bowler hats and two grey top hats (7) £150-200 (+Fees*) 554-556 No Lots 557 A Mughal sword with jade grip (damaged) and gold inlaid blade, 71.5cm long £600-800 (+Fees*) 558. A 19th Century campaign bath and stand, with faux woodgrain decoration, lock and leather strap, one foot of stand missing, 99cm wide £30-50 (+Fees*) 559. A Victorian High Sheriff’s dress sword, by Hill Brothers, Old Bond St, monogrammed VR, in a leather scabbard with gilt metal mounts, 99cm long £100-150 (+Fees*) 560. A powder horn with label ‘Brought from Magdala by Capt. Henry Berkeley April 1868,’ 20cm long £40-60 (+Fees*) 561. A George III sword with wire bound grip and pierced pommel and guard, by Feesey Cutler to His Majesty, and a similar sword by Tapp Cutler Strand, both with scabbards seemingly stuck in place (2) £200-300 (+Fees*)

Lot 562 562. A gilt metal High Sheriff’s sword, monogrammed VR, a broad sword and two other swords, all contained in a brass shell case (4) see illustration £100-150 (+Fees*)

Lot 550

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563. A Ceylonese dagger (piha kaetta), 18th Century, with carved horn grip, white metal mounts, carved horn grip and wooden scabbard, total length including scabbard 30cm see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*) 564. A Sudanese dagger, 19th Century, in leather scabbard (stuck), 29cm long, a dagger with spirally turned wooden handle and leather scabbard and a table barometer by Negretti & Zambra, 14.5cm high (3) £70-90 (+Fees*)

Other Properties 565. A pair of 19th Century ceremonial halberds, 16th Century style, 267.5cm long £200-300 (+Fees*) 566. A flag bearing an armorial, with fringed edges, possibly for a High Sheriff, 91cm x 91cm £80-120 (+Fees*)

Miscellaneous Items

Lot 563 571. An early 19th Century wooden water flask of large proportions, 43cm high Note: a smaller flask described as probably Scottish is illustrated in EH Pinto, Treen and other wooded Bygones, London, 1969, pl 53E. The Pitt Rivers Collection, Oxford, also has a similar example catalogued as Scottish, see J Levi, Treen for the Table, Woodbridge, 1998, p 182 £400-600 (+Fees*)

573. A Parker novelty lighter in the form of a yacht, damages, 34.5cm high £30-50 (+Fees*)

572. Six German brass alms dishes, Nuremberg, second half 16th Century, one with a partially enamelled silver medallion to the centre with the Agnus Dei, various inscriptions, sizes 39.5cm-44cm diameter £1000-1500 (+Fees*)

575. A surveyor’s level by W F Stanley & Co., a tripod and an extendable measuring staff £100-150 (+Fees*)

574. A Regency leather covered sewing box with brass lion mask ring handles and paw feet, fitted with bone cotton reels and other items, 25cm wide see illustration £100-150 (+Fees*)

568. A 19th Century mahogany medal cabinet, of urn form, each division fitted for medals and coins and on a turned socle and square plinth, 45.75cm high, incomplete £200-300 (+Fees*) 569. An early 19th Century mahogany decanter box, inlaid with shell panel, containing four gilt heightened decanters and stoppers, a glass and a glass plate, 21cm wide and a similar Dutch example, 19.5cm wide £300-500 (+Fees*) 570. An interesting quantity of country house sundries in a leather jewel case inscribed Mrs R V Berkeley, Spetchley Park, Nr Worcester (broken lock) £60-80 (+Fees*) Lot 574

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Lot 581 576. A rushlight holder on tripod base, 22cm high £60-80 (+Fees*) 577. A carved tribal spear with hide wrapped shaft,, 132cm long, a bronze staff finial and a brass figural item, possibly part of the staff finial £40-60 (+Fees*) 578. An Edwardian walking stick with spirit level and scaled ruler, 94cm long £80-120 (+Fees*) 579. A Swedish profusely carved circular spice box, S.K.U. Stockholm, 18.5cm diameter £70-90 (+Fees*)

584. An early 19th Century mahogany apothecaries’ box, the lift lid concealing compartments, the front door concealing drawers and compartments, the back with six compartments, 26cm x 23cm £60-80 (+Fees*) 585. A group of St. Sulpice-ware, Jerusalem, late 19th century, comprising two mother of pearl pendants and a silver, mother of pearl and wood crucifix £60-80 (+Fees*) 586.◆ An Anglo-Indian ivory table barometer, circa 1830, on stepped rosette shaped base, 16.5cm high £70-100 (+Fees*)

587. A pair of Regency red japanned reeded papier-mâché coasters, with brass lion mask handles, 13.5cm diameter £100-150 (+Fees*) 588. A late 19th Century French portable inkstand, the C-shaped tulipwood case with plated receivers and shell shaped handle, on hoof feet, 16.5cm wide see illustration £150-200 (+Fees*) 589. A cylindrical Persian niello decorated tobacco jar with shallow dish liner, 9cm diameter and an Indian silver tobacco jar, cylindrical, chased with flowers and leafage, 6.5cm high and two circular dishes (4) £80-100 (+Fees*)

580. Three copper watering cans, 42cm high £200-300 (+Fees*) 581. Four copper watering cans, 42cm high see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*) 582. Three copper watering cans, 42cm high £200-300 (+Fees*) 583. A Georgian green leather covered box, marked for Miss Helen Anne Tasker, paper lined interior, retailer Seabrook, 48cm wide, containing a group of 20th Century wooden cut-out figures, animals and foliage £60-80 (+Fees*) Lot 588

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Other Properties 597. An 18th Century style wrought iron rush-light holder with scroll termination to the twist handle, on a similar column with tripod base, 21.5cm high, another with sprung handle and square column on a tripod base, 25cm high and another with wavy sprung handle on a bobbin-turned column and tripod support with pointed feet, 26cm high (3) £200-300 (+Fees*) 598. No Lot

Lot 594 590. A Limoges style champlevé enamelled gilt copper candlestick, with knopped column to a triform base, 22cm high £80-120 (+Fees*)

595. Two 19th Century heavy pewter moulds, for jelly or blancmange, with screw top bases and lift off covers, 1 pint and 1½ pints £80-120 (+Fees*)

591. A pair 18th Century of brass mounted and cast iron fire dogs, 79cm high £200-300 (+Fees*)

596. A pair of European brass pricket candlesticks, with ringed baluster stems and domed bases, as lamps (prickets missing), 29.5cm high £80-120 (+Fees*)

592. Two Edwardian knife sharpeners, one by Kent the other by Spong, the larger 65cm high £60-80 (+Fees*)

599.◆ A late 19th Century coromandel games compendium, W Thornhill, 144 New Bond St, the hinged cover with inlaid monogram to centre, containing a Staunton chess set by Jaques in ivory and red stained ivory, the pieces in a lift out tray above a fitted compartment containing a set of draughts pieces, 31cm wide and a folding chess backgammon board to match, 40.5cm wide see illustration £1500-2000 (+Fees*) 600. A pendant ceiling lustre, the two circular tiers hung with prismatic drops, 27cm wide £80-120 (+Fees*)

593. An early 19th Century square lead tobacco box embossed with hunting scenes, the domed cover with dolphin handle, 17cm high £50-70 (+Fees*) 594. Two Charles I embossed copper hanging braziers, probably Dutch or North German, CVR 1646, late 17th Century, with pierced coronet surmounts, one in brass 14cm diameter x 18cm high, the other in iron 16cm diameter x 18cm high see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*)

Lot 599

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Works of Art 604. A Russian papier-mâché box, the rectangular lid lacquered with a winter troika, 14cm wide £50-70 (+Fees*) 605.◆ An ivory relief in Gothic style, in three registers, showing the Descent from the Cross, the Mocking and Entombment of Christ, 25.5cm see illustration £400-600 (+Fees*) 606.◆ An oval reliquary ivory pendant, Italian or Spanish, early 18th century, set with relics and religious scenes in verre eglomisé (damaged), 10cm high see illustration £400-600 (+Fees*) 607.◆ An ivory devotional rosary bead of spherical form, probably Flemish, 17th Century, opening to reveal the Adoration of the Magi and the Shepherds, 7cm high see illustration £2000-3000 (+Fees*) 608.◆ An 18th Century Goanese carved ivory group of the Virgin of the Immaculate Conception, highlighted in gilt, 26.5cm high see illustration £600-800 (+Fees*) Lot 605

Lot 606

Lot 608

Lot 607

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Lot 610 Lot 611

609.◆ An Italian ivory group of the Virgin and Child, 18th Century, a serpent at her feet, 23cm see illustration £400-600 (+Fees*)

613. A South German pine figure of St. Roch, 18th Century, 33cm high (damages), another carved figure and a pottery figure of a mother and child (3) £40-60 (+Fees*)

614. A 19th Century piano-shaped musical jewellery box, 30cm x 21cm (damaged) £80-100 (+Fees*)

615. Two profusely carved coconut shell halves, and a shell carved with St Francis and the Christ Child, 17cm and smaller £80-120 (+Fees*)

610.◆ An ivory group of St. Joseph and Child, 19th Century, 16cm high see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*) 611.◆ An Italian ivory relief 19th Century, after Algardi, with ebonised frame mounted in gilt-metal, later ebony giltwood frame (some damage), 24in high see illustration £600-800 (+Fees*)

616. A Spanish carved wood crucifixion, with figure of Mary at the foot of the cross, the back enclosed by two sliding panels, losses, 26cm high, another crucifix, a cross, a painted copper religious hanging and a stand for a processional staff £100-150 (+Fees*)

612.◆ An ivory skull, probably English or German, 19th Century, 5cm high see illustration £300-400 (+Fees*)

Lot 612

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Lot 617 617. A carved alabaster figure of a recumbent dog, 19th Century English, the plinth 8.75cm wide see illustration £60-80 (+Fees*) 618. An Italian silver, gilt bronze and reliquary cross, Rome, 19th Century, 53cm high see illustration £500-700 (+Fees*) 619. A 19th Century box with hunting scenes, German or Austrian, wood and bone reliefs, with marquetry to interior, 26.5cm wide see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*)

Lot 619

620. A terracotta or plaster relief of The Last Supper, in 17th Century style, 36cm x 110cm £60-80 (+Fees*) 621. An Italian ceramic relief of Cecilia, after Donatello, 19th Century, 85cm high £80-100 (+Fees*) 622.◆ A South German or French ivory crucifix figure, 19th Century, on later ebony cross with silver mounts, 42.5cm high and another crucifix figure see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*) Lot 618

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Other Properties 623. A set of six painted armorial shields to include examples for Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, Christ’s College St Johns College Cambridge, The Arms of The Bishopric of London impaling Colet, approximately 74cm x 55.5cm each Provenance: Little Sodbury Manor, Property from the Estate of Lady Killearn see illustration £600-800 (+Fees*) 624. A polychrome sheet copper armorial for Sir James Pender, 1st Baronet with boar crest and motto Persevero below, 118cm high Note: Although this armorial is for Sir James Pender the boar’s head crest would appear to be incorrect, perhaps a later addition Provenance: Little Sodbury Manor, Property from the Estate of Lady Killearn see illustration £600-800 (+Fees*)

Lot 623

625. A bronze portrait plaque depicting the emperor Nero, oval, 14cm x 12cm, in an oak frame £80-120 (+Fees*) 626. An 18th/19th Century marble and inlaid armorial, the shield surmounted by a crown and flanked by lions, 59cm x 47.5cm and a metal wall hanging bracket for the same Provenance: Little Sodbury Manor, Property from the Estate of Lady Killearn £200-300 (+Fees*) 627. A carved boxwood crucifixion, the figure of Christ to an oak cross, on a stepped plinth, 57cm high £100-150 (+Fees*) 628. A large plaster bust of a Classical male, on socle base, 98cm high £120-180 (+Fees*) Lot 624

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Clocks, Furniture & Rugs

Clocks & Barometers 630. A Viennese mantel timepiece, early 19th Century, the brass drum movement on a splayed bracket with a semi-circular colonnade and a mirrored back, 41.5cm high £200-300 (+Fees*) 631. A George III mahogany longcase clock, circa 1800, 14-inch painted dial with gilt corners, seconds dial and date sector, the arch painted with a rural scene, rack and bell striking movement, the case with swan neck cresting and gilt-capped pillars, arched trunk door flanked by fluted canted corners, the whole with boxwood and ebony stringing and tulipwood crossbanding, 251.5cm high see illustration £600-800 (+Fees*) 632. A small Régence boulle bracket clock, with a later movement (distressed), 41cm high £40-60 (+Fees*)

633. A miniature walnut longcase clock, with an ogee crest and bombé base, movement lacking, distressed, 70cm high £80-120 (+Fees*) 634. A Black Forest travelling clockmaker’s clock, with a distressed timepiece movement, the painted figure dressed in a broad brimmed hat, badly worn, 37cm high; and a similar figure holding a lantern see illustration £80-120 (+Fees*) 635. A Brocot mantel clock, in black slate case, 32.5cm high £40-60 (+Fees*) 636. A petite sonnerie dressing table clock, with repeat, the case with shagreen panels to back and sides (one missing), the inner back door inscribed E A Willmot, Warley Place, Essex, 9cm high handle up £100-150 (+Fees*) 637. A French carriage clock with enamelled dial and repeat, 18cm high £100-150 (+Fees*)

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Other Properties 638. A French gilt metal mounted mantel clock, the white enamel dial signed Merra à Paris, set in a Sèvres style porcelain column flanked by figures of a woman feeding doves and a child playing with a dog, 37cm high see illustration £400-600 (+Fees*) 639. A Regency bracket clock, S & W Shoreman, with painted Arabic dial and eight-day striking movement, in caddy topped mahogany case with urn finial and brass grilles to sides, 41.5cm high £500-700 (+Fees*) 640. A mid 19th Century barometer by Robert Gogerty, 72 Fleet Street, London, the barometer glass with carved oak dancing bear support, the shaped silver dial signed and with further brass support to the back, on a stepped base, 101cm high see illustration £800-1200 (+Fees*)

Furniture 641. A George III mahogany window seat, circa 1790, with upholstered scrolled ends and on moulded tapered legs joined by H-stretchers, 110cm wide £200-300 (+Fees*)

Lot 638 642. A Louis XVI mahogany dressing table, circa 1790, the rectangular brass moulded top above three frieze drawers and on square tapering legs with brass castors, 113cm wide £200-300 (+Fees*) 643. A pair of mahogany boot racks, with brass handles and end standard supports (distressed), 76.5cm wide; and two others see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*) Lot 640

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Lot 644 644. A William IV mahogany chest, of five short above two long drawers, on turned legs, 118.5cm wide see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*) 645. A Burroughes & Watts billiards scoreboard, 50cm x 90cm, a cue stand and a variety of cues see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*) 646. A pair of William IV carved mahogany tester bed posts, boldly carved and of large proportions, damage and worm, 228cm high £200-300 (+Fees*)

647. A pair of William IV simulated rosewood pole screens, the banners formed of decoupage pictures on brass poles and fluted bases and triangular platforms with scroll feet, 143cm high see illustration £400-600 (+Fees*) 648. A pair of George III mahogany side chairs, the shield shaped backs with Prince of Wales carved and pierced moulded splats, the upholstered seats on square tapering moulded legs joined by moulded H-stretchers (restored) £40-60 (+Fees*) 649. A William IV rosewood prie-dieu, circa 1835, with a tall upholstered back and carved legs £80-120 (+Fees*)

Lot 647

650. An Iberian carved walnut bedhead and footboard, 19th Century, boldly carved and turned, 97cm wide, some worm £100-150 (+Fees*)

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Lot 659

651. A pair of child’s mahogany side chairs, in George III style, the pierced vase splats over drop-in seats £80-120 (+Fees*)

654. A George IV mahogany chest of two short over three long drawers, on splay feet, 95cm wide £80-120 (+Fees*)

652. A Victorian pine octagonal tripod table, the top with painted foliage on ball turned splayed legs, 53cm wide Note: Label beneath reads ‘This table was being painted by Augusta Viscountess Campden for the birthday of her sister-in-law Lady Constance Bellingham - the birth of her daughter Agnes on October 9th 1877 prevented her finishing it and on her death on Nov 5th Lord Campden gave it to his sister-in-law Maud Berkeley’ £150-200 (+Fees*)

655. A Victorian mahogany wardrobe, circa 1860, with arched panelled doors above two short and two long drawers on a plinth base, 208cm high x 254cm wide Note: Label to cornice ‘Rob’t Berkeley Esq, Spetchley Park Nr Worcester, to be left at the Spetchley Station’ £200-300 (+Fees*)

653. A Victorian mahogany wardrobe, the moulded cornice over two arched panelled doors and a mirrored door, 204cm high x 220cm wide £100-150 (+Fees*) 94

656. A Victorian mahogany chest, circa 1840, of two short and three long drawers on bun feet, 115cm wide £100-150 (+Fees*)

657. A Victorian mahogany washstand, circa 1850, with a moulded top over an arrangement of five drawers, on ring turned tapering legs, 123cm wide £120-180 (+Fees*) 658. An early 19th Century mahogany side table, fitted two drawers on turned legs, 102cm wide £150-200 (+Fees*) 659. A George III oak housekeeper’s cupboard incorporating an eight-day clock with moon phase, signed W Herberts, Ludlow, cupboards to each side, drawers and secretaire drawer below, 229cm wide x 220cm high x 49cm deep see illustration £800-1200 (+Fees*)

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Lot 660 Lot 661 660. A William IV dressing table mirror with rectangular plate and curved supports, on platform base, 82cm high x 70 wide see illustration £150-200 (+Fees*) 661. A William IV mahogany chest of five short over two long drawers, on bun feet, 119cm wide see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*) 662. An early Victorian rosewood fire screen with drawer, on end supports with gadrooned feet, 47cm wide £100-150 (+Fees*) 663. A Victorian fiddle back mahogany washstand with marble top and concave front, on turned legs, 92cm wide £200-300 (+Fees*) 664. A George III mahogany kneehole desk fitted drawers around a recess with cupboard, 92cm wide £200-300 (+Fees*)

665. An Edwardian mahogany bank of lockers, fifteen hinged compartments, 118cm wide x 38cm deep x 184cm high £300-500 (+Fees*) 666. A painted pine Victorian two-drawer table on faux bamboo legs, 113.5cm wide £100-150 (+Fees*) 667. A George III mahogany side chair on square chamfered front legs £60-80 (+Fees*) 668. A narrow George III style mahogany hanging cupboard, the panel door with dummy drawers, 206cm high x 63cm wide £70-100 (+Fees*) 669. A Victorian clerk’s painted desk with hinged cover to fall, 117cm wide £80-120 (+Fees*) 670. A George III mahogany duet stand, the adjustable lyre shaped music rest on a turned tapering and baluster stem to a tripod base with scrolled toes see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*)

Lot 670

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Lot 671 671. A George III dressing table, in the manner of Gillows, with three-quarter galleried top above two drawers, on turned tapering legs, 91cm wide see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*) 672. A George III mahogany dressing table, in the manner of Gillows, with three-quarter galleried top above two drawers, on turned, tapering and reeded legs, 91.5cm wide see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*)

Lot 672 675. A pair of two-panelled screens, painted on leather with rural pursuits, each panel 202cm x 53cm £300-500 (+Fees*)

677. A George III mahogany chest of four long graduated drawers, on bracket feet (one foot missing), 113.5cm wide £100-150 (+Fees*)

676. A George III mahogany tray-top commode, with cupboard doors above a commode drawer and with hinged flaps to each side, 51.5cm wide £300-500 (+Fees*)

678. A Victorian marble-topped washstand with three-quarter gallery, on end supports, 122cm wide £40-60 (+Fees*)

673. A George III mahogany linen press, the moulded cornice above two panel doors upon a chest of two short and two long drawers, on outsplayed bracket feet, 215cm high x 145cm wide £200-300 (+Fees*) 674. A George IV rosewood Davenport desk, probably Gillows, with three-quartered gallery above pen drawer and hinged writing slope, with slide and four drawers, 90cm x 50cm Note: Inscribed in pencil under top drawer ‘John Bateman, Lancaster 1828’. Bateman worked for Gillows between 1816-1833 and is recorded as becoming a freeman in 1825-26. see illustration £800-1200 (+Fees*)

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679. A 17th Century Swiss walnut and burr walnut three-tier cabinet, fitted a drawer above a pair of panelled doors enclosing shelves, the central section with a slide and two further doors enclosing a fitted interior of drawers around a cupboard, the lower tier with a chest of two long and three short drawers, the sides with steel carrying handles, paper label part printed Lucerne to the reverse, 230cm high x 130cm wide x 59cm deep see illustration £2000-3000 (+Fees*)

680. A pair of George IV rosewood and mahogany pole screens, attributed to Gillows, one rosewood and one mahogany, each with a gilt-brass upright pole finial and oval glazed mahogany and boxwood strung adjustable screen mounted with a print of children, 142cm high £400-600 (+Fees*)

681. An 18th Century and later walnut and oak prie-dieu, mounted with Limoges style enamels possibly by Samson of Paris, late 19th Century, with an enamel plaque depicting the Crucifixion between enamel columns, the lower section with a later oak adjustable lifting slope above a pair of double panelled doors with enamelled portrait roundels depicting apostles, 146cm high x 60cm wide x 34cm deep £800-1200 (+Fees*)

682. A George III mahogany tray-top pot cupboard, circa 1790, with a cupboard and drawer on square tapering legs, 38.5cm wide £80-120 (+Fees*)

Lot 679

683. A Regency mahogany octagonal occasional table, on a turned stem and splayed legs, 40.5cm wide £60-80 (+Fees*)

684. A William IV rosewood bergère, circa 1835, with scrolled arms, moulded supports and turned gadrooned legs £100-150 (+Fees*)

685. A Swiss walnut side table, part 17th Century, the oblong top strung with boxwood and on pegged trestle supports with sledge feet (reconstructed), 75.5cm wide see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*) Lot 685

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Lot 687 686. A set of four Queen Anne provincial walnut side chairs, the dished top rails and solid vase splats above drop-in seats, on turned and blocked underframes with ‘Braganza’ scroll feet (4) £150-200 (+Fees*) 687. A mid 19th Century alpine walnut settle, the nailed leather padded top rail painted on the reverse with foliage above a nailed padded leather seat, on splayed baluster legs, 152.5cm wide see illustration £400-600 (+Fees*)

688. A Flemish walnut armchair, part late 17th Century, the padded back with downswept leaf carved arms with scrolled handles, the turned supports above a stuffed seat, on turned legs with an H-stretcher, the front stretcher centred on a carved mask (some reconstruction) and another, late 17th Century, the arched padded back with massive ogee arms above a stuffed seat, on turned and blocked legs and stretchers (restored) (2) £300-500 (+Fees*)

693. A mahogany piano stool, circa 1900, the ogee arms and padded seat on square tapering legs £60-80 (+Fees*) 694. A George III satinwood table, circa 1800, the rosewood banded circular top on a slender baluster stem and ogee tripod, top 30cm diameter see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*)

689. A George III mahogany side table, the moulded oblong top over two frieze drawers, on chamfered square legs with fretted ear brackets (losses), 54.5cm wide £150-200 (+Fees*) 690. A George III satinwood worktable, banded with tulipwood with an oblong hinged top and on square tapering legs, 55.75cm wide £150-200 (+Fees*) 691. A George III satinwood table, circa 1805, the oblong top on a turned tapering stem and ogee tripod, the top 39cm x 36cm see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*) 692. A walnut semi-circular fold-over top tea table, in George I style, with a frieze drawer on shell carved cabriole legs, 56.5cm wide £150-200 (+Fees*)

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Lot 701

Lot 695

695. A Queen Anne walnut wing armchair, circa 1710, on cabriole legs with pad feet see illustration £400-600 (+Fees*) 696. A North Italian style walnut side chair, mid 17th Century, the elaborate scrolled back flanked by scrolled uprights, the stuffed seat on bobbin turned legs and stretchers £100-150 (+Fees*) 697. A beechwood footstool, with a square leather upholstered seat, on short cabriole legs, 48.25cm wide £80-120 (+Fees*) 698. An Edwardian mahogany revolving bookstand, banded with satinwood and strung with box and ebony, the moulded square top inlaid with foliage and above slatted uprights, bears ivorine label for Edwards & Roberts, 50cm x 50cm £200-300 (+Fees*)

699. A walnut wing armchair, in Queen Anne style, on cabriole legs with pad feet; and another similar, on square oak cabriole legs (2) £200-300 (+Fees*) 700. A French provincial walnut stool, circa 1750, the tapestry seat on moulded cabriole legs (distressed), 50cm wide see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*)

703. A mahogany silver table, in George III style, the fretted oblong gallery over a fluted frieze, on moulded square tapering legs with an undertier (gallery damaged), the top 56.5cm x 92cm £150-200 (+Fees*) 704. A Charles II beechwood side chair, circa 1665, the crown carved top rail over an oval caned panel within twist turned uprights, the later leather upholstered seat on a twist turned and blocked underframe £200-300 (+Fees*)

701. An Italian green painted and parcel-gilt fire screen, 18th Century, the contemporary needlework panel with a figure vignette and coat of arms in a scroll carved frame, 113cm high x 86cm wide see illustration £200-300 (+Fees*) 702. A George III giltwood mirror, circa 1780, the oval plate within border glasses and a beaded and leaf carved frame (distressed), 66cm x 89cm £100-150 (+Fees*)

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Lot 700

Lot 705 705. A 17th Century oak chest, Gloucestershire, the hinged two panel oblong top above a leaf incised frieze and two panels each incised with double hearts and leafy scrolls within moulded stiles, 128cm wide see illustration £400-600 (+Fees*) 706. A George III mahogany bow-fronted corner washstand, circa 1790, strung with boxwood and on flared square legs, 76.5cm high £80-120 (+Fees*)

707. A William IV mahogany bed table, circa 1835, the adjustable oblong top on a baluster pillar and tricorn base, maker’s label of Alfred Carter, Holborn Viaduct, 82cm wide £80-120 (+Fees*)

709. A William IV mahogany bow-fronted hanging corner cupboard, circa 1835, the corbelled cornice and banded frieze over two panelled doors with an apron drawer, 121cm high £60-80 (+Fees*)

708. A Carter 19th Century mahogany patent invalid’s armchair, late 19th century, with a caned back, padded arms and solid seat enclosing a pot and on square tapering legs £150-200 (+Fees*)

710. A Dutch mahogany and marquetry sofa, circa 1820, the shaped back and outscrolled arms inlaid with flowers and cornucopia, the cushion frieze above outscrolled legs, 233cm wide see illustration £600-800 (+Fees*)

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Lot 711

Other Properties 711. An early 18th Century and later tortoiseshell and silver mounted mirror of arched shape with armorial of Fleming impaling Crowley to the cresting, 69cm x 39cm Note: The arms of Crowley of Stourbridge, Worcester were granted in 1707 to the Quaker Sir Ambrose Crowley (1657-1713). Sir Ambrose Crowley was one of the wealthiest figures in the city of London having been a successful iron master, member of Parliament and director of The South Sea Company. His fourth surviving daughter Anna married Richard Fleming in 1714 see illustration £500-700 (+Fees*) 712. A Victorian mahogany library bookcase, the top enclosed by three glazed doors with cupboards and pierced panel beneath, 169cm wide £600-800 (+Fees*)

Lot 715 713. A Louis XVI marble topped commode, circa 1780, the break serpentine pink marble top above two drawers veneered in parquetry lozenge design and centred with a ribbon tied bouquet of flowers, the sides veneered in matching parquetry on cabriole legs, 106.75cm wide (distressed) £800-1200 (+Fees*) 714. A large wall mirror, the rectangular plate in a concave frame with pink fabric covering, total size 122.5cm x 163.5cm Provenance: Little Sodbury Manor, Property from the Estate of Lady Killearn £100-150 (+Fees*)

715. A Chinese export lacquered cabinet on stand, the shaped pediment and cupboard doors all decorated landscapes in gilt, the fitted interior with watch stand above glazed central cupboard to a surround of drawers, the stand on square tapering legs, 134cm high x 55.5cm wide see illustration £500-800 (+Fees*)

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716. An early 20th Century gilt-metal six-branch chandelier, hung from elaborate chains with rosette detailing, with central inverted papier-mâché dome £600-800 (+Fees*)

717. A Regency rosewood armchair, in the manner of Morel & Seddon, with deep upholstered back and seat, carved fronts to the arms with applied gilt metal motifs, on reeded tapering legs on unusual skirted brass caps and castors see illustration £800-1200 (+Fees*)

718. A pair of glass two-branch wall lights, hung prismatic drops 35cm wide £80-120 (+Fees*)

719. A pair of painted console tables with Portor marble tops, the serpentine tops probably 18th Century, each on estate made base with fluted frieze and on fluted square tapering legs, 104cm wide see illustration £2000-3000 (+Fees*) Lot 717

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Lot 720

720. A pair of gilt metal chenets, of neo-classical design, the lyre shaped surmounts decorated satyr masks and swags of fruit above lion masks on oval feet, 44cm high see illustration £500-800 (+Fees*)

Rugs & Carpets 723. A Kurdish runner, South Caucasus, circa 1870, the indigo field with the minakhani design, within three narrow borders (slight losses to ends and side cords, hole), 436.75cm x 104.25cm £150-200 (+Fees*) 724. A Serrabend Khelleh rug, North West Persia, circa 1930, the indigo field with an overall design of madder botehs, within a narrow ivory and madder border, 599.5cm x 243.75cm £150-200 (+Fees*)

725. A Kuba long rug, East Caucasus, circa 1890, the indigo field with an overall design of rosettes, guls, birds and arabesques, within a narrow ivory border of lovebirds, 183cm x 114.25cm £300-500 (+Fees*) 726. A Serrabend rug, North West Persia, circa 1900, the indigo field with an overall design of botehs and plants and madder spandrels, within five meander borders, 274.25cm x 155cm £80-120 (+Fees*) 727. A Shiraz carpet, South West Persia, circa 1950, the madder field with an indigo medallion and spandrels with an overall design of guls, birds and flowers, within a madder border with flowerheads and vines and three inner and four outer guard stripes, 304.75cm x 221cm £100-150 (+Fees*)

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728. A Kashan prayer rug, Central Persia, circa 1930, the madder mihrab with a central vase of flowers and indigo arabesque spandrels within an indigo floral border and two inner and one outer guard stripes, 213cm by 138cm see illustration ÂŁ300-500 (+Fees*)

729. A Kirman rug, Southeast Persia, circa 1900, the ivory field with an indigo and rose medallion and spandrels, with central medallion and a seven-strap border (oxidised taupe, original fringing), 187cm by 136cm see illustration ÂŁ300-500 (+Fees*) Lot 728

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Lot 730 730. A Tabriz carpet, Northwest Persia, circa 1910, the ivory field with an overall design of palmettes, leaves, flowers and vines, within an ivory border of bold vines and palmettes and single guard stripes, 397cm by 285cm see illustration £300-500 (+Fees*)

731. A Kazakh rug, Southwest Caucasus, inscribed and dated 1890, the madder field with two and half medallions with hooked guls, within a pale green gul border (foot wear, loses to ends), 222cm by 116cm £70-100 (+Fees*)

732. A Gendje rug, West Caucasus, circa 1880, the entire field with a barber’s pole design of diagonal bands of indigo, madder, walnut and ivory, within a polychrome latch-hook border and triple guard stripes (some nicks and losses to ends and corners), 213cm by 142cm £180-220 (+Fees*) 733. A Kazakh Karatchop rug, Southwest Caucasus, circa 1880, the madder field with three and a half octagonal medallions, within three borders (wear and losses), 223cm by 115cm £100-150 (+Fees*) 734. A Mazlaghan rug, West Persia, circa 1880, the madder field with three serrated medallions, within a sea blue border and triple guard stripes (oxidised browns and wear to foundation, losses to ends and sides), 228cm by 116cm £80-120 (+Fees*) 735. A Shirvan Karagashli runner, East Caucasus, circa 1880, the abrashed indigo field with four ivory stepped medallions with jewellery, guls, human figures, kufic motifs, animals and birds, within a saffron yellow S motif border and single guard stripes (small nicks and losses to ends and sides), 259cm by 122cm see illustration £500-700 (+Fees*)

Lot 735

736. A Moroccan rug, modern copper red gul field, 190cm by 107cm £40-60 (+Fees*)

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Lot 737

Other Properties 737. A Ziegler Mahal Carpet, West Persia, circa 1900, the sea blue field of flowering trees and a madder medallion flanked by salmon pink vases enclosing peacocks above three lions, the field with further animals including birds and antelopes; the madder spandrels with pistachio green scrolling tendrils and polychrome palmettes, the bold border of alternating madder and sea blue mihrab designs; each madder enclosing a lion fighting with a bull, flanked by bold pistachio green guard stripes and a plain outer sea blue border, 590cm x 440cm see illustration ÂŁ12000-18000 (+Fees*)

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Lot 739

738. An Indian carpet of Tabriz design with Ardabil medallions, 2nd half 20th Century, 360cm x 500cm £400-600 (+Fees*)

739. A Feraghan carpet, West Persia, circa 1890, the lapis blue field with an all over Garrus design of flowerheads and palmettes flanked by a large ivory border with bold floral sprays and serrated leaves, flanked by multiple guard stripes, 646cm x 395cm see illustration £6000-8000 (+Fees*)

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INFORMATION FOR BUYERS AT AUCTIONS 1.

Introduction. The following notes are intended to assist bidders and buyers, particularly those that are inexperienced or new to our salerooms. All of our auctions are governed by our Conditions of Business incorporating the Terms of Consignment (primarily applicable to sellers), the Terms of Sale (primarily applicable to bidders and buyers) and any notices that are displayed in our salerooms or announced by the auctioneer at the auction. Our Conditions of Business are available for inspection at our salerooms and the Terms of Sale are printed in the back of our auction catalogues. Our staff will be happy to help you if there is anything in our Conditions of Business that you do not fully understand. Please make sure that you read our Terms of Sale set out in this catalogue or on our website carefully before bidding in the auction. If your bid is successful, you will be obliged to comply with our Terms of Sale.

Agency. As auctioneers we usually act on behalf of the seller whose identity, for reasons of confidentiality, is not normally disclosed. If you buy at auction your contract for the goods is with the seller, not with us as auctioneer. Estimates. Estimates are designed to help you gauge what sort of sum might be involved for the purchase of a particular lot. Estimates may change and should not be thought of as the sale price. The lower estimate may represent the reserve price (the minimum price for which a lot may be sold) and will not be below the reserve price. Estimates do not include the buyer’s premium or VAT (where chargeable). Estimates are prepared some time before the auction and may be altered by a saleroom notice or announcement by the auctioneer before the auction of the lot. They are not definitive. Buyer’s Premium. The Terms of Sale oblige you to pay a buyer's premium on the hammer price of each lot purchased at the following rates: 22.5% 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 balance above £1,000,000 Where thresholds apply, the higher premium rate will apply to the portion of the bid price up to the threshold and the lower premium rate will apply to the portion of the bid price in excess of the threshold. VAT at the standard rate is added to this premium with the exception of books and unframed maps (see below).

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Inspection of goods by the buyer. As we act on behalf of the seller, we are dependent on information provided by the seller about their goods. We may inspect lots and will act reasonably in taking a general view about them. However, we are normally unable to carry out detailed examinations of lots to check their condition in the way a buyer would do. You will have ample opportunity to inspect the goods. You must inspect and investigate lots that you might wish to bid for. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots set out in the Terms of Sale at clause 12.4.

Electrical goods. These are sold as “antiques” only. If you buy electrical goods for use you must ask a qualified electrician to check them for compliance with safety regulations before you use them.

Export of goods. If you intend to export goods you must find out:

(*) indicates that VAT is payable by the buyer on the hammer price as well as being an element in the buyer's premium. VAT will be chargeable at the standard rate (presently 20%). This imposition of VAT is likely to be because the seller is registered for VAT within the European Union and is not operating the Dealers Margin Scheme or because VAT is due at 20% on importation into the UK. (**) indicates that the lot has been imported from outside the European Union. These lots are liable to a reduced rate of VAT (5%) on the hammer price and buyer's premium).

whether an export licence is needed; and

if there is a prohibition on importing goods of that character e.g. because the goods contain prohibited materials such as ivory (see Terms of Sale clause 14)

Bidding. Bidders will be required to register with us before the auction starts. We reserve the right to impose a deadline prior to the auction by which you must register or by which we must receive a commission bid. If you wish to bid on high value lots this deadline may be several days before the auction in order to allow us sufficient time to carry out the necessary checks. Lots will be invoiced to the name and address on the registration form. You will need to provide us with proof of your identity in a form acceptable to us and such other information as we may require. Please enquire in advance about our arrangements for telephone or online bidding. Please note that we may refuse to register you if you do not provide us with all the information and documentation that we ask for or at our discretion.

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Commission bidding. You may leave commission bids with us indicating the maximum amount to be bid against a lot (excluding the buyers' premium and/or any applicable VAT). We will execute commission bids as cheaply as possible having regard to the reserve (if any) and competing bids. If two buyers submit identical commission bids we may prefer the first bid received (where this can be reasonably ascertained). Please enquire in advance about our arrangements for leaving commission bids by telephone, email, via our website or through online bidding platforms.

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Methods of Payment. We accept payment by cash, debit card, credit card and bank transfer (maximum payment by cash or credit card £1,000 per auction). Please discuss with our office in advance of the sale if you plan to use any other method of payment. We do not accept payment by card over the telephone.

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Collection and storage. Please note what the Terms of Sale say about collection and storage. It is important that you pay for and collect goods promptly. Any delay may involve you having to pay storage charges.

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; “Bidder” means a person participating in bidding at the auction; “Buyer” means the person who makes the highest bid for a Lot accepted by the Auctioneer; “Deliberate means: (a) an imitation made with the intention of Forgery” 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; “Hammer means the level of the highest bid for a Lot Price” 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 means the net amount due to the Seller; Proceeds” “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 means these terms of sale, as amended or Sale” 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; “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;

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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. 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. 2.6 We and Trader Sellers have a legal duty to supply any Lots to you in accordance with these Terms of Sale. 2.7 If you have any complaints, please send them to us directly at the address set out on our Website. 3 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. 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: the Hammer Price; a premium of a percentage of the Hammer Price on an incremental basis: 22.5% 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 above £1,000,000 any artist’s resale right royalty payable on the sale of the Lot; and any VAT due. VAT 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. We will charge VAT at the current rate at the date of the auction. The contract between you and the Seller 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. 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. 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. 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). Payment Immediately following your successful bid on a Lot you will: 7.1.1 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 7.1.2 pay to us the Total Amount Due with cash, debit card, credit card and bank transfer (maximum payment by cash or credit card of £1000 per auction). If you owe us any money, we may use any payment made by you to repay these debts. Title and collection of purchases 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. You will (at your own expense) collect any Lots that you have purchased and paid for either: 8.2.1 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.

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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. Risk of loss or damage to the Lot will pass to you when you (or your agents) take physical possession of the Lot. 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. Remedies for non-payment or failure to collect purchases 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: 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. 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. Health and safety 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. Warranties The Seller warrants to us and to you that: 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;

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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. 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. Please note that many of the Lots that you may bid on at our auction are second-hand. 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. 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. Descriptions and condition 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). 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. 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). Books are not collated and are not guaranteed to be complete. The absence of any reference to condition in any description does not imply the lot is without fault. Chorley’s do not usually include condition information in catalogue or online descriptions, however we are happy to provide a condition report for any lot upon request before 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.

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Historically many gemstones have been subject to a variety of treatments to enhance their appearance. Sapphires and rubies are routinely heat treated to improve their colour and clarity, emeralds are also frequently treated with oils or resin for the same purpose. Treatments such as staining, irradiation or coating may have been used on other gemstones. These treatments may be permanent, whilst others may need special care or re-treatment to retain their appearance. Bidders should be aware that estimates assume that gemstones may have been subjected to such treatments. A number of laboratories issue certificates that give more detailed descriptions of gemstones, however there may not be consensus between different laboratories on the degrees or types of treatment for any particular gemstone. In the event that Chorley’s has been given or obtained certificates for any lots in the sale, these certificates will be disclosed in the catalogue. In the event that no certificate is published in the catalogue, bidders should assume that the gemstone may have been treated. Neither Chorley’s nor the seller accepts any liability for contradictions or differing certificates obtained by buyers on any lots subsequent to the sale. Deliberate Forgeries 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. 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: 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 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. 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. Ivory and Endangered Species Chorley’s condemns the poaching of all species, especially African elephants and the wanton destruction of natural habitat. Thus we will offer for sale no ivory products produced after June 1947, the date of the Convention of International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES). We consider that pieces produced before this date are likely to be purchased as pieces of artistic or cultural merit, which happen to contain ivory, rather than be purchased for their ivory content. Due to international laws, any item on the Endangered species list, whether it dates from the 18th/19th Century or the 1930s, requires re-export permits for bidders outside the EU (CITES). Some countries also require import permits as well and all permits must be in place prior to shipment. Chorley’s cannot be held liable if a purchaser buys a lot that comes within this field and then import/export licences cannot be arranged. It is the potential buyer’s responsibility to check the applicable regulations before bidding for a lot which comes under these laws. 111

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Our liability to you We will not be liable for any loss of opportunity or disappointment suffered as a result of participating in our auction. 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. Subject to Clause 15.4, 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. Notwithstanding the above, nothing in these Terms of Sale shall limit our liability (or that of our employees or agents) for: 15.4.1 death or personal injury resulting from negligence (as defined in the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977); 15.4.2 fraudulent misrepresentation; or 15.4.3 any liability which cannot be excluded by law. Notices 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. Any notice referred in Clause 16.1 may be given: 16.2.1 by delivering it by hand; 16.2.2 by first class pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery; or 16.2.3 by email, provided that a copy is also sent by prepaid post or Recorded Delivery. Notices must be sent: 16.3.1 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 16.3.2 by email: 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: 16.4.1 if delivered by hand, on the day of delivery; 16.4.2 if sent by first class pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery, two business days after posting, exclusive of the day of posting; or

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16.4.3 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 16.2.3) 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. Data Protection We will hold and process any personal data in relation to you securely, in accordance with the 2018 General Data Protection Regulation. General We may, acting reasonably, refuse admission to our premises or attendance at our auctions by any person. 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 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. 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. 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. 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. 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 non-exercise 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. These Terms of Sale and any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with them (including any non-contractual 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. These Terms of Sale, forming part of our Conditions of Business, are based upon terms recommended by SOFAA (The Society of Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers)

Art Deco | Art Nouveau

Arts & Crafts | Modernism

Studio Ceramics & Glass

20th Century & Contemporary Art

AUCTION | Tuesday 28 April

Contact |catrin.hampton@chorleys.com

Prinknash Abbey Park Gloucestershire GL4 8EU

Telephone: 01452 344499 Email: info@chorleys.com Web: www.chorleys.com

Auction Catalogue 28 January 2020 | Spetchley Park: The Attic Sale

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