Jewellery, Antiques & Works of Art - 24th & 25th March 2021

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TWO DAY AUCTION OF

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ANTIQUES & WORKS OF ART Thursday 25th March 2021 at 10am

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Rare and fine Breguet 18ct pocket watch, No. 4833 Sold For £23,560 Inc. BP*

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Watches & Jewellery Wednesday 24th March 2021 at 10am

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WATCHES 1.

Omega Seamaster automatic stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, ref. 2846-1, circa 1954-55, serial no.

14643999, silvered dial with dauphine hands, baton markers and centre seconds, cal. 501 19 jewel movement, black strap, 34m (at fault) £150-300 2.

Omega Constellation Chronometer automatic stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, the black dial with applied baton markers, sweep centre seconds and date aperture, integral bracelet, 34mm £400-600 3.

Omega Cosmic 2000 automatic stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, the egg-shell blue dial with baton markers, sweep centre seconds and date aperture, integral Omega bracelet, 38mm £250-350 4.

Omega Genéve automatic square cased stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, circa 1970s, circular blue dial with quarter hour markers, white centre seconds and date aperture, Omega bracelet, 40mm £300-400 4

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Omega Constellation automatic bicolour stainless steel gentleman's bracelet watch, ref. 155.0021, circa 1973, serial no. 37019307, brown dial, cal. 711 24 jewel movement, integral bracelet, 31mm £350-450 6.

Omega De Ville 9ct gentleman's wristwatch, ref. 111 5490, circa 1974, serial no. 38791177, square gilded dial with applied baton markers, cal. 625 17 jewel movement, tiger's eye cabouchon crown, tan leather strap, 30mm £300-500

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Rotary 9ct gentleman's bracelet watch, London 1972, silvered dial with baton markers, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, 17 jewels, 41.1gm, 30mm £300-400 8.

Garrard 9ct gentleman's wristwatch, Birmingham 1959, 17 jewels, inscribed presentation back, black strap, 31mm (at fault); with a Laco Automatic 580 gold plated gentleman's wristwatch, 25 jewels, expanding bracelet, 34mm (2) £80-120 9.

Two 9ct lady's bracelet watches, 24gm in total (at fault) £150-200 10.

9ct cylinder fob watch converted to a wristwatch, 26.5gm in total, 31mm £50-80

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18ct lady's rectangular wristwatch, case ref. 2053, Glasgow 1932, leather strap, 36mm x 11.5mm; with a Cyma 9ct lady's wristwatch (2) (both at fault) £60-100 12.

Smiths Everest automatic stainless steel gentleman's bracelet watch, ref. PRS-25, 1083/18, black dial with Arabic quarter numerals, luminous markers and sweep centre seconds, 41mm** as new condition, with Timefactors Guarantee card dated 24.06.2020 £250-350 13.

Boucheron 18ct automatic mid-size wristwatch, case ref.

B1908--247, signed square gilt dial with Arabic quarter numerals, hour markers and centre seconds, sapphire cabouchon crown, movement no. 3399xxx, tan leather strap with sliding release mechanism to the shoulder, signed case, 25mm ** Boucheron box £600-800 14.

Cauny Prima oversized gold plated gentleman's wristwatch, case ref. 11433 176, the silvered dial with exaggerated Arabic numerals, baton markers and subsidiary seconds dial, 17 jewels, circular scroll lug case and modern tan strap, 38mm £80-120

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'National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame silver and stainless steel wristwatch, quartz, black leather strap, 30mm £80-120 16.

Longines 'oversized' gold plated and stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, ref. 6180 1, circa 1950, serial no. 8109099, silvered dial with Arabic 12 & 6, baton markers and subsidiary seconds dial, cal. 12.68 movement, modern strap, 38mm £220-280

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Movado 14k tank style gentleman's wristwatch, case ref. 43856 391365, signed rectangular silvered dial with Arabic quarter numerals, hour markers and subsidiary seconds dial, 17 jewel movement, tear scroll lug case, modern brown leather strap, 39mm x 26mm (movement at fault) £400-600 19.

Longines 9ct Quartz lady's bracelet watch, ref. L26 610 667, circa 1993, 20gm,18mm ** with original box and certificate purchased from Mallory & Son, Bath £140-180 20.

Montblanc Nicolas Rieussec GMT chronograph automatic stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, ref. 7138, no. PB28xxxx, circular two tone dial, cal.

MBR200, 40 jewel movement, exhibition case back, Montblanc black leather strap and folding clasp, 43mm ** Montblanc box with outer cover, service guide and international guarantee booklet £3500-4500

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Hamilton 14k gentleman's wristwatch, circa 1958, square silvered dial with Arabic quarter numerals, dot markers and subsidiary seconds dial, cal. 770 22 jewel movement, square flared lug case with presentation inscription to the case back, case ref. B46193, modern mottled coloured strap, 24mm £300-400

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Ralf Tech Limited WRV Edition PVD automatic limited edition gentleman's wristwatch, Pirates LDT One, 18/22, ref. 316L, cal. RTA001, black leather strap,44mm ** as new with new spare rubber strap, screwdriver and black plastic foam lined case £500-700 22.

Tissot T-Race MotoGP chronograph stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, World Championships Limited Edition, no. 1554/7002, quartz, red rubber strap with folding clasp, 43mm £250-350 Online Bidding via GH Live 27% inclusive of VAT @ 20%

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Seiko UFO Chronograph automatic stainless steel gentleman's bracelet watch, ref. 6138-0011, serial no. 4D1022, later non-Seiko bracelet, 44mm £300-500 24.

Two Seiko wristwatches to include Seiko Navigator Timer automatic stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, ref. 6117-8000, 38mm (no strap) Seiko Quartz Divers 200m stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, ref. 5H26-7A19, rubber strap, 42mm (2) £150-200 25.

Movado Circa chronograph stainless steel gentleman's bracelet watch, ref. 35.1.14.1184, no. 1413xxxx, circular black dial, quick set date, Movado mesh bracelet with butterfly clasp, quartz, 42mm ** Movado box with outer cover, guarantee card (unstamped), instructions booklet £700-900 26.

Eterna Quartz 9ct gentleman's wristwatch, champagne dial with baton markers and date aperture, presentation inscribed back, black strap, 34mm £150-200 27.

Breitling square cased stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, ref.

13210, serial no. 410915, circa 1940s, signed silvered dial with gilded Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, 17 jewel movement, leather strap, 30mm £300-400

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Longines Admiral 5* automatic stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, ref. 1563 2, blue dial with baton markers, centre seconds and date aperture, cal. 6651 25 jewel movement, no.

52312924, Longines black leather strap with buckle, 35mm £200-300 29.

Two 9ct lady's manual wind bracelet watches including Vertex and Rotary, 33.3gm (2) £200-300 30.

Large Continental silver (0.800) lever pocket watch, attractive white foliate dial with Roman numerals, outer Arabic 24 hour chapter, subsidiary seconds dial and gilt Louis hands, the case back engine turned depicting a steam locomotive, 62mm £150-250 31.

Victorian silver fusee lever pocket watch, London 1865, signed Joseph Taylor, Pontefract, no. 100420, with dust cover, the dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, engine turned case, case maker ''DL' (David Lark), 51mm £60-100 32.

Victorian silver fusee lever pocket watch, London 1883, unsigned movement with dust cover, the dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, engine turned case, case maker 'CH' (Charles Harris), 50mm £30-60

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Silver lever pocket watch, London 1911, unsigned gilt frosted three quarter plate movement, no. 341531, the dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and blued steel hands, plain case, case maker 'R&S' (Rotherham & Sons), 52mm £30-50 34.

Smiths chrome cased pocket watch in original box; also two silver pocket watches, leather Albert and a plated Albert chain (5) (the watches all in need of attention) £25-45 35.

Nero Lemania centre seconds pocket stopwatch, signed dial with Arabic five minute divisions, minute track, subsidiary constant seconds, thirty minute recording dial and blued steel centre seconds, signed cal. 1800 movement, no. 930742, hinged cuvette, hinged case numbered 4-2/0108, 57/0195, 51mm, togther with; Nero Lemania centre seconds pocket stopwatch, signed dial with Arabic five minute divisions, minute track, subsidiary constant seconds, thirty minute recording dial and blued steel centre seconds, signed cal. 1800 movement, no. 1387764, dust cover, the case numbered 4-2/0108, W 62/108, 51mm (2) £100-150 36.

Heavy graduated silver curb watch Albert chain, each linked individually stamped, 65.3gm, 17" long £80-120 37.

Silver figaro link watch Albert chain, 30.6gm, 7.5" long; together with three fob watches for repair (4) £30-50 38.

Two silver curb link watch Albert chains, 63.7gm in total, 13" and 15" long approx (2) £40-80 39.

Vintage Rolex green box with outer cardboard cover, with tag and wallet with Chronometer certification paper and a 1973 calendar, the box 5.5" wide £150-200 40.

Rolex - interesting collection of promotional booklets, historical price lists and leaflets £200-300 41.

Omega - two similar vintage red watch boxes, each 4" square (2) £50-80

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Assorted collection of watch related promotional brochures and booklets, to include mostly Omega; also Patek Philippe, IWC and Tudor £100-200 44.

Cartier Panthére Francaise stainless steel lady's bracelet watch, ref. 1320, serial no. CC317900, sapphire cabouchon crown, quartz, 23mm £700-900 LOTS 45 - 50 NO LOT

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Tudor lilac lady's wristwatch box and outer cardboard cover, 4.75" wide; with a Girard-Perregaux wristwatch box and outer cover, 4.75" wide (2) £30-50

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JEWELLERY 50.

18ct and platinum three stone diamond cross-over ring, 2.9gm, ring size M; box £60-100 51.

Boxed 2000 half sovereign gold coin, 4gm £100-150

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1914 half sovereign gold coin, 4gm £100-150 53.

1915 half sovereign gold coin, 4gm £100-150 54.

Cased 1911 full sovereign gold coin, 4gm £200-300

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Platinum five stone diamond ring, round brilliant-cut, 1.30ct in total, clarity SI, colour I/K, 5.1gm, width 5mm, ring size O £1100-1300 56.

Modern 9ct baguette diamond half eternity ring, estimated 1.00ct approx, band width 5mm, ring size M £260-320

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18ct solitaire diamond ring, round brilliant-cut, 1.00ct approx, clarity I, colour G/H, 3.8gm, ring size J/K £850-950 58.

Four assorted 9ct stone set rings, 8.7gm (4) £70-100 59.

Ceylon sapphire and diamond 9ct modern oval cluster pendant on a fine necklace, the sapphire 0.75ct approx, 1.3gm, the pendant 18mm x 8mm £320-380 60.

Assorted 9ct jewellery to include a pair of pearl earrings, cross pendant, two brooches and a stick pin, 10.8gm in total (some faults) £140-180 61.

Four assorted 9ct diamond and stone set rings, 8.4gm (4) £80-120 59

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Scarab beetle winged yellow metal brooch, 4.7gm, 58mm wide £140-180 63.

Four assorted 9ct stone set rings, 8.8gm (4) £80-120

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9ct wedding band ring, two 9ct eternity rings and another, 8.5gm (4) £70-100 65.

Ornate platinum yellow sapphire and diamond dress ring, the sapphire 1.37ct, diamonds 0.65ct approx, 4.3gm, width 18mm, ring size N/O £700-900

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Pair of 9ct engine turned cufflinks, London 1963, 6.1gm, 19.5mm £60-90 67.

9ct diamond pavé band ring, round brilliant-cut, estimated 1.00ct approx, width 10mm, 3.3gm, ring size M £300-400 68.

Pair of Edwardian 9ct amethyst pear shaped drop earrings, 9.8gm, drop 48mm £120-180 69.

Modern 9ct emerald and diamond ring, the emeralds 1.20ct approx in total, width 5mm, 2.6gm, ring size M/N £300-400 70.

Pair of Victorian gilt cameo drop earrings, 8.9gm, 60mm £80-120

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Superb certified tanzanite pear shaped pendant in 18ct white gold, estimated 5.71ct, clarity VVVS, colour AAAA, 2.6gm, 19mm x9mm ** AnchorCert report no. 20051138 £1600-2000 72.

Pair of 9ct ruby heart shaped earrings, 3.9gm, drop 28mm £100-150 73.

Pair of modern amethyst 9ct stud earrings, round brilliant-cut, 5mm £50-80

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Rose gold 9ct oval citrine ring, 6.3gm, 18mm, ring size I £40-80 75.

Art Deco style platinum aquamarine and diamond oval cluster ring, the aquamarine 1.40ct, in a stylised millegrain setting with round brilliant-cut diamonds, 0.40ct in total, table 17mm x 12mm, 4.9gm, ring size O/P £550-650 76.

Gentleman's 9ct yellow gold wedding band ring, Birmingham 1970, 9.9gm, width 9.5mm, ring size X/Y £100-150 77.

Pair of 9ct white gold blue diamond ear studs, round brilliant-cut, 1.00ct approx in total, 1.1gm, 5mm £600-800

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Pair of 9ct white gold ruby and diamond oval cluster earrings, 1.7gm, 10mm x 7.5mm £150-200 GARDINER HOULGATE

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Pair of 9ct white gold oval emerald stud earrings, 0.50ct approx in total, 5mm x 4mm £150-200 80.

Yellow gold 'cats eye' quartz single stone ring, 7.6gm, width 9mm, ring size S £200-250 81.

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Amoro 14ct white gold sapphire and diamond band ring, set with seven rows of baguette-cuts, 5gm, band width 7mm, signed, ring size K £200-300 83.

Modern 9ct marquise ruby and diamond dress ring, width 12mm, 2.9gm, ring size O£280-320 84.

Assorted 9ct jewellery to include four pairs of earrings and six pendants, 10.9gm in total £120-160

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Platinum aquamarine and diamond three stone ring, the aquamarine 1.40ct, with round brilliant-cut diamonds to either side, 0.40ct, clarity SI, colour J/K, width 8mm, 3gm, ring size N/O £500-600 86.

Attractive hard stone cameo pendant/brooch in a yellow metal diamond set mount, depicting a profile side portrait of a lady with long flowing hair, 6.5gm, 35mm x 24mm £60-100 87.

9ct mounted oval cameo brooch with safety chain, 4.1gm, 29mm x 23mm; 9ct pearl and garnet openwork brooch, 3.5gm (2) £45-65

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Modern 9ct white gold diamond set two-piece bridal ring, 3.3gm, ring size P (2) £300-400 89.

Modern 18ct diamond half eternity ring, set with seven round brilliant-cuts, 0.42ct in total, clarity SI, colour G/H, width 4mm, 3.8gm, ring size O £400-600

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Modern 18ct white gold fancy yellow and white diamond cluster ring, the yellow diamond 0.18ct approx, 6mm, 2.4gm, ring size M; with a Burrells box£300-400 91.

Fancy modern 18ct white gold diamond ring, round brilliant and baguette-cuts, estimated 2.00ct approx, width 10mm, 8.9gm, ring size U/V £1700-2000 92.

18ct and platinum emerald and diamond three stone ring, the emerald 1.03ct approx, with round brilliant-cut diamonds to either side, 0.40ct in total, width 8mm, 3.2gm, ring size M £400-600 93.

Modern 9ct multi-coloured sapphire full eternity band ring, 4mm, 3.2gm, ring size M/N £400-600 94.

Victorian old and enamel circular mourning brooch, 9.5gm, 33mm diameter £50-80 95.

Modern platinum diamond daisy cluster ring, round brilliant-cut estimated 1.05ct in total, clarity VS-SI, colour I/J, 11.5mm diameter, 4.4gm, ring size N £850-950

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Victorian gold engraved fob/pocket watch key inset with an intaglio crest matrix, 4.9gm, 46mm; 9ct opal set bar brooch, 1.6gm; also a 15ct peridot and seed pearl brooch, 2gm, 42mm wide (3) £60-100 97.

Assorted antique and later jewellery to include stick pins, brooches, rings, pendant and locket pendants; also a small selection of unmounted gem and assorted coloured stones £40-80 98.

18ct diamond daisy triple cluster ring, round brilliant-cuts, width 8mm, 3.4gm, ring size I/J £400-600

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Modern 9ct ruby and diamond marquise dress ring, the ruby 2.00ct approx, width 12mm, 2.9gm, ring size M/N £260-320 100.

Victorian style rose diamond set frog brooch with ruby eyes, 3.5gm, 25mm wide £300-400

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Attractive pair of 18ct white gold sapphire and diamond circular cluster earrings, the sapphires each 0.70ct approx, 3.9gm, 9mm diameter £650-750 102.

Assorted silver jewellery to include a charm bracelet, belcher necklet and four bangles, 127.8gm £40-80 103.

Pair of trilliant-cut pink sapphire stud earrings, 1.10ct approx in total, 1.1gm, 6.5mm £200-300

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Silver gilt tanzanite tennis bracelet, 11.4gm, 7" long; also a boxed set of silver and amethyst earrings, pendant and necklace £40-80 105.

18ct white gold full diamond eternity ring, set with two channels of round brilliant-cut diamonds, estimated 2.00ct approx, band width 5mm, ring size S £800-1000

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Edwardian 18ct oval black enamel and seed pendant, inset with a miniature portrait of a young lady, London 1908, engine turned back, 17.4gm, 62mm x 40mm £750-950 109.

Modern 9ct tanzanite and diamond oval pendant on a slender necklace, the tanzanite 0.75ct approx, the pendant 18mm x 8.5mm £240-280 110.

Modern platinum five stone square stepped ring, round brilliant-cut, 0.90ct in total, clarity SI, colour I/K, width 5.5mm, 3.8gm, ring size N/O £800-1000

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Large and impressive 18ct bicolour aquamarine and diamond dress ring, the aquamarine 17mm x 15mm, 14ct approx, 7.5gm, ring size R £1200-1600

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9ct oval ruby pendant on a slender necklace, 0.65ct approx, the pendant 12mm x 5mm £100-150

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Two pairs of 9ct earrings, silver cameo pendant, silver amber pendant, silver gilt pendant, locket pendant, silver thimble and a gilt thimble £25-45

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Collection of silver and costume jewellery to include brooches, boxed modern earrings, etc £40-80

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Attractive modern 9ct white gold tanzanite and diamond pear shaped pendant on a slender necklace, the pendant 16mm x 6mm £150-200

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Collection of interesting antique and later jewellery, including a gilt stone set trinket box, gilt turquoise mounted posy brooch, brooches rings, etc £30-50

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Fancy 18ct white gold cross-over design diamond band ring, 1.00ct in total, band width 13mm, 8.2gm, ring size N £500-700 116.

Modern 9ct white gold oval emerald pendant on a slender necklace, 0.70ct approx, the pendant 13mm x 5mm £150-200

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14ct yellow gem set serpent design ring, 6.4gm, head 8mm, ring size Z1 £140-180 118.

Antique gold mounted Scarab beetle cross pendant, 9.7gm, 74mm x 56mm £400-600 119.

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Attractive platinum pink sapphire and diamond three stone ring, the sapphire 1.50ct, with round brilliant-cut diamonds to either side, 0.65ct approx in total, clarity VS, colour I/K, width 8mm, 5.4gm, ring size P £1100-1300

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Good 18ct white gold aquamarine and diamond rings, the oval aquamarine of good colour measuring 14mm x 12mm, 6.50ct approx, with six round brilliant-cut diamonds, 0.60ct approx, clarity SI2-I, colour H/I, 6.4gm, ring size P/Q £1600-2000 122.

Natural pearl graduated single row necklace, with one hundred and ninety-four seed pearls and white metal clasp set with nine rose-cut diamonds, the pearls 1.6mm to 4.6mm, 4.20gm, 18" long approx * with box and a copy of valuation for insurance purposes dated 2011 for £2750 £200-300 123.

Modern 9ct white gold oval diamond pendant on necklace, estimated 0.50ct approx, the pendant 22mm x 10mm £200-300 124.

18ct bicolour triple row diamond set band ring, pavé set with round brilliant-cut diamonds, 16.2gm, band width 12mm, ring size P £350-450

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Antique 18ct ruby and diamond claw set three stone ring, London 1903, width 6mm, 5.6gm, ring size M £300-500 126.

9ct oval citrine pendant on a 9ct fine chain, 0.70ct approx, the pendant 13mm x 5mm £80-120

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15ct horseshoe design sprung hinged bangle with safety chain, 22.6gm £350-450 128.

Good 18ct yellow gold three row diamond full eternity ring, round brilliant-cuts, 4.60ct approx, clarity SI, colour H/I, width 8mm, 8.2gm, ring size M/N £1000-1500

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Pair of 9ct white gold diamond cluster earrings, baguette and round brilliant-cut, estimated 1.00ct approx in total, 2.7gm, 12mm £400-600 130.

Art Deco style platinum aquamarine and diamond cluster ring with baguette shoulders, the aquamarine 1.10ct, diamonds 0.70ct approx in total, clarity VS-SI, colour H/I, width 14mm, 5.3gm, ring size O/P £750-850

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Very attractive and fine pair of 18ct white gold ruby, diamond and pearl drop earrings, with mixed-cut stones over single pearls of good lustre and large size each measuring 16.5mm, 25.3gm, diamonds 2.80ct approx in total, clarity VS-SI, colour G/ H, length 57mm, boxed (no butterfly backs) £4000-5000 132.

18ct ruby claw set ring, London 1897, 4.4gm, 8mm, ring size N £120-180 133.

Modern 9ct white gold aquamarine and diamond ring oval cluster ring, the aquamarine 1.00ct approx, 2.5gm, 10mm x 9mm, ring size R £200-300

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Art Deco emerald and diamond white metal ring, the emerald 0.75ct approx, in a surround of round-cut diamonds with set shoulders, the table 11.5mm x 10mm, 3.2gm, ring size L £200-400 135.

18ct cabouchon opal and diamond three stone ring, with round brilliantcut diamonds to either side, 0.70ct approx in total, clarity SI, colour G/H, width 10mm, 2.8gm, ring size L £400-600

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Modern 9ct opal and diamond dress ring, the opal 0.75ct approx, width 7mm, 1.7gm, ring size L £200-300 137.

18ct ruby and diamond five stone ring, width 5mm, 1.9gm, ring size N/O £60-100

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Gentleman's 18ct three stone diamond ring, 0.75ct, 1.00ct, 0.77ct, clarity SI, colour H/I, width 9mm, 12.6gm, ring size size T £2000-2500 139.

Platinum solitaire diamond ring, round brilliant-cut, 2.20ct approx, clarity I, colour G/H, 6.1gm, ring size M £3700-4000

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Pair of modern 18ct white gold diamond stud earrings, 0.50ct approx in total, clarity SI, colour I/J, 1.5gm, 3.5mm diameter £420-480

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9ct oval link necklace with a toggle and ring clasp, padlock charm, 8.1gm, 17.75" long £70-100

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18ct rope twist yellow gold necklace, 18.5gm, 22" long £350-450

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9ct white gold diamond daisy seven stone cluster pendant on necklace, 0.50ct approx in total, 1.3gm, the pendant 7mm £200-300

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14ct cultured pearl brooch and matching earrings, the brooch 31mm, 12.7gm (3) £200-300 145.

18ct white gold hexagonal diamond cluster ring, round brilliant-cut, 13.5mm, 4.2gm, ring size M/N £400-600 146.

9ct white gold multi-coloured diamond pendant on a fine necklace, 1.8gm, the pendant 18mm x 11mm £100-150 147.

Two 22ct yellow gold wedding band rings, 2gm, 1.5mm, ring size P (2) £90-120 148.

Heavy gentleman's 9ct oval set ring, set with two round brilliant-cut diamonds in a crescent moon design, each 0.46ct and 0.32ct approx, clarity SI, colour H/I, width 26mm, 30.8gm, ring size Q/R £750-850

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Chopard 'Happy Diamond' 18ct white gold pendant on necklace, 12.1gm, signed, no. 792936, the pendant 10.5mm ** with Chopard box with booklets £600-1000 151.

Chopard 18ct 'Happy Diamond' triple colour cuff bangle, the centre with a heart motif inset with a single floating diamond, hindged terminals, signed, no 85/2043-20 9156775, 50.9gm, width 62mm ** with a Chopard box £1500-2000

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Good white gold five stone diamond ring, round brilliant-cut, estimated 2.00ct approx in total, clarity I, colour G/H, width 5mm, 3.1gm, ring size P/Q £1800-2200

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Gold mounted cabouchon opal pendant, 2.10ct approx, 1.7gm, 28mm x 15mm; antique gold blue topaz single stone ring, 2.2gm, 11mm, ring size M; gold pearl set pendant and a Chinese cinnabar lacquer carved pendant, 34mm diameter (4) £100-150 155.

Impressive and large 18ct aquamarine and diamond oval cluster ring, the aquamarine 5.20ct approx, in a setting consisting of sixteen round brilliant-cut diamonds, 0.80ct approx in total, clarity SI, colour H/I, 18mm x 16mm, 5.8gm, ring size Q £700-1000 156.

Loose aquamarine, 6.22ct, 15.5mm x 9mm, x 5.5mm depth £200-300

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Chopard 'Happy Spirit' 18ct diamond set pendant on a triple strand necklace, the pendant of heart shaped form inset with a single round brilliant-cut floating diamond, 0.10ct, both the pendant and necklace signed, pendant no. 2260763, pendant 41mm, 40.6gm in total ** with Certificate of Origin dated May 2006, with Chopard boxes £1200-1800 153.

Pair of modern 9ct white gold diamond ear studs, 4mm £60-80

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157.

9ct necklet and two cross pendants, 4.8gm; coral necklet, silver bangle, three hardstone pendants, brooches, watch, boxed Rotary gold plated lady's watch, another watch etc £60-100 158.

Pair of gold and silver mounted cabouchon jade earrings,15.8gm, 21.5mm x 18mm £200-250 159.

Tanzanite and diamond 9ct oval cluster ring, the tanzanite 0.70ct approx, 11mm x 9mm, 1.8gm, ring size O/P £200-300 160.

Good pair of modern white gold diamond ear studs, round brilliantcut, 1.30ct in total, clarity VS-SI, colour GH, 2.2gm, 6mm diameter £500-800

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Pair of 9ct peridot ear studs, 7mm diameter; with two other pair of 9ct earrings, 5.6gm £80-120

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Four pairs of stone set 9ct earrings, 11.7gm (one back missing) £140-180 163.

Large cabouchon turquoise and diamond 9ct oval ring, 18mm x 16mm, 4.5gm, ring size T/U £340-380 164.

Jade graduated bead necklace, 75.3gm, 27" long; together with three Chinese carved jade pendants (4) £40-80

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Modern 18ct diamond half eternity ring, set with nine round brilliant-cut diamonds, 0.50ct in total,, width 4mm, 3.1gm, ring size M £250-350 166.

18ct white gold diamond string bracelet, the centre ring 5.5mm diameter £50-80 167.

Two pairs Chinese jade gold mounted earrings, also a jade pierced carved pendant, 37mm x 34mm (5) £50-80 168.

Good quality 18ct diamond cross-over ring, 1.23ct in total, clarity VS-SI, colour H/J, width 11mm, 3gm, ring size J £1200-1600

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9ct diamond trilogy cluster ring, estimated 0.50ct approx, width 6mm, 2.5gm, ring size M/N £200-300 170.

French 18ct yellow gold and seed pearl set bracelet, bearing French hallmarks, 18.6gm, 7" long £600-800

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18ct yellow gold diamond cluster ring, set with fourteen round brilliant-cut diamonds, 0.70ct approx, width 7mm, 4.2gm, ring size U £400-600 176.

Pair of 9ct emerald and diamond cluster earrings, 1.7gm, 8mm diameter £200-300

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White gold diamond and jade oval brooch, set with six round old-cut diamonds, 4.2gm, 13mm x 24mm £60-100 172.

9ct opal and garnet pendant, 3.3gm, 27mm x 17mm £30-50 173.

White gold diamond encrusted open heart pendant on necklace, 9ct, estimated 1.00ct approx, 3.2gm, the pendant 21mm £300-400

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Pair of attractive garnet gold back drop earrings, 3.1gm, 24mm £30-50 178.

Pear shaped aquamarine and rose diamond drop pendant on a 14k white gold necklace, 6.2gm in total, the pendant 39mm x 14mm £600-800 179.

Attractive 9ct cabouchon opal and diamond ring, the opal 1.90ct approx, with emerald-cut diamond set shoulders, width 9.5mm, 2.4gm, ring size O/P £300-400

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Oval gold mounted citrine pendant, 14.4gm, 46mm x 26mm £100-150

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9ct oval cameo ring, 9ct amethyst ring, 9ct citrine ring and a 9ct cluster ring, 12.5gm (4) £140-180 185.

Two 18ct sapphire and diamond rings, 4.3gm (2) £100-150 186.

Modern 9ct white gold openwork circular pendant on a fine chain, 1.00ct approx in total, the pendant 26mm £300-400

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Attractive 9ct opal and diamond ring, 2.2gm, ring size M/N; also a blue stone set white metal ring, 5.2gm (2) £50-80

180.

Good 9ct charm bracelet with an assorted of novelty charms including two cruise ship charms titled 'Oriana' and 'Canberra', 53gm £600-700

188.

Antique 18ct opal and diamond claw set ring, Birmingham 1912, 2.2gm, width 6mm, ring size M/N £50-80

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Cultured pearl necklace with 9ct clasp, the pearls 7-8mm, 26.6gm, 15" long; with a pair of pearl ear studs, 8mm £50-80

189.

Pair of 9ct eight claw set peridot ear studs, 0.80ct in total, 1gm, 6mm £80-120

182.

9ct cultured pearl and garnet brooch, 7.2gm, 44m x 35mm £80-120

190.

Art Deco square 18ct emerald and diamond cluster ring, 2.2gm, 8mm, ring size M £100-150

183.

Pair of 18ct white gold round old-cut diamond stud earrings, each 0.84ct and 0.90ct approx, clarity I1-2, colour G/H, 1.5gm, 6mm £2000-3000

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18ct vintage foliate brooch, 17.6gm, 57mm x 39mm £350-450

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Gilt mounted cameo oval brooch with safety chain, depicting a lady knelt praying at a memorial, 58mm x 45mm £30-50 193.

Modern 9ct yellow sapphire five stone ring, round brilliant-cut, 1.25ct approx in total, width 4mm, 1.8gm, ring size N/O £200-300

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9ct openwork brooch set with six oval amethyst, 13gm, 42mm x 49mm £140-180 195.

Novelty 9ct triple colour owl brooch with emerald eyes, 10.4gm, 44mm x 28mm £120-180 196.

Pair of tanzanite 9ct cluster earrings, 1.5gm, 7mm £150-200 197.

14k swallow bird brooch, with a ruby set eye and seed pearl drop, 4.1gm, 52mm £100-150 198.

Gold mounted citrine, cultured pearl and amethyst oval brooch, 5.5gm, 26mm x 28mm; gold mounted agate and turquoise oval brooch, 11.8gm; also an Art Nouveau peridot stylised 9ct pendant, 1.6gm (3) £60-100

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9ct necklet, 18" long; also a 9ct single earring, 6.1gm (2) £50-80

199.

Pair of modern 9ct white gold diamond cluster ear studs, 1.6gm, 8mm diameter £200-300

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Amethyst gold mounted heart shaped pendant, 4.1gm, 18mm; Victorian 15 sapphire and diamond brooch, 2.8gm, 45mm, gold pearl set bar brooch, 1gm; also two silver brooches (5) £60-100

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David Andersen (Norway) sterling silver enamel leaf brooch and matching earrings, the brooch 71mm wide £40-80

203.

Sapphire and diamond 9ct oval cluster pendant on necklace, the sapphire 0.50ct approx,, 2.9gm, the pendant 26mm x 13mm £300-400

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Pair of Chinese jade pear shaped drop earring, marked '14k', 4.9gm, 36mm drop £70-100

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Silver diamond set circular star brooch, centrally set with a single cultured pear, Birmingham 1964, 16.5gm, 36mm £150-250 206.

14k mounted oval shell cameo brooch/pendant, 7.3gm, 37mm x 28mm; also another oval cameo brooch (2) £50-80 207.

Antique rose diamond horseshoe and riding crop brooch, 4.8gm, 45mm; together with a pearl set bow brooch, 3.4gm (2) £80-120 208.

14ct Naval enamel brooch, 4.6gm, 24mm £70-100 209.

Rose gold pink diamond heart pendant on a slender 9ct white gold necklace, the pendant 9mm, 1.4gm £300-400 210.

15ct amethyst bar brooch with safety chain, 5.9gm, 54mm £60-100 211.

Good 18ct old and cushion-cut diamond ring in a yellow gold setting, the cushion-cut centre stone 0.80ct approx, clarity VS, colour H/I, with twelve round old-cuts, 0.50ct approx, 4.5gm, width 7mm, ring size P £600-1000

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Impressive 18ct and platinum emerald and diamond three stone ring, the radiant-cut emerald 1.15ct approx, with round old-cut diamonds to either side, each 0.65ct approx, clarity SI, colour I/J, 4gm, width 8mm, ring size , ** with box £1200-1800 213.

Attractive antique diamond floral spray brooch, yellow and white metal set with round old-cut diamonds, estimated 3.40ct in total, clarity SI, colour G/H, 13.6gm, 64mm x 30mm approx £800-1200

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Silver & Bijouterie 301.

Pair of Georgian style silver candlesticks, maker Barker Ellis Silver Co. Birmingham 1967, 8" high, filled bases (2) £300-400 302.

George V silver six division toast rack, maker Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1922, 5" long, 5oz t £50-80 303.

Walker & Hall rectangular silver cigarette box, the hinged cover with presentation engraving dated August 1954, hallmarked Sheffield 1953, further stamped Walker & Hall and numbered 63429 to the underside, 8" wide, 4.5" deep, 2.5" high £50-80

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George VI silver bowl, with a card-cut rim upon three feet, make possibly S Blackensee & Son Ltd. Birmingham 1945, 4.5" diameter, 2.5" high, 3.9oz t £40-80 305.

Shepheard & Co. silver serpentine trinket box, the hinged cover inscribed 'Womens Suffrage', enclosing felt cushioned interior and leather base, 3.75" wide, 2.75" deep £150-200 306.

Set of six American Whiting Manufacturing Co. Sterling handled knives, presentation engraved date '6.22.98' and initialled 'R' to foliate repousse handles, marked Sterling Heavy, 8.5" long, 12.5oz t (6) £60-100

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Pair of Victorian cased silver handled fish servers, maker Barnett Henry Abrahams, Sheffield 1900, 13.25" long £30-50 308.

George III silver twin-handled porringer, with half reeded repousse decoration and rope twist band, the cartouche inscribed 'D.J.S 1763', maker William & James Priest, London 1764, 5.25" wide, 3" high, 3.8oz t £200-300 309.

Pair of silver decanter labels by Hampton Utilities, titled 'Whisky' and 'Brandy', Birmingham 1983; together with another matched shape Vermouth label by G&S Ld. Also a selection of eleven white metal and silver plated labels (14) £50-80

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George VI silver cream boat, with leaf capped C scroll handle, raised on three hoof feet, maker S Blackensee & Sons Ltd. Birmingham 1936, 6.5" long, 3.2oz t £30-50 311.

George VI silver cream jug and sugar bowl, with moulded shaped rims, each raised on three feet, maker Alexander Clark & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1945, bowl 3.25" diameter, jug 3" high, 2.7oz t total (2) £20-40

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Collection of fifteen mother of pearl handled folding fruit knives with silver blades, longest 5.75" long extended (15) £100-200 313.

Victorian pierced silver mustard, the crested hinged lid over foliate scrolling pierced body, maker Edward, Edward Jnr, John & WIlliam Barnard, London 1839; sold with a later blue glass liner (too tall to close lid) and Georgian spoon maker WE, 3.5oz t silver £40-80 314.

Pair of Georgian silver sugar nips/tongs by Hester Bateman, 5.5" long; together with two further pairs of Georgian nips, one by Jonathan Hayne and the other marked JH, 2.8oz t (3) £40-80 315.

Pair of Victorian Irish silver nips/tongs, with cast decoration of flowers within scroll border, maker Robert W Smith, Dublin 1845, 6" long; together with two silver sauce ladles, 4.8oz t (3) £50-80 316.

Pair of miniature Sterling 925 silver cruets, 2.25" high; together with a Wm Rogers 625 plated creamer and sugar bowl, both 2.5" high, 2.5oz t £20-40 317.

Four hallmarked silver picture strut frames, largest circular 6.5" diameter; together with a small plated picture frame (5) £40-80 318.

Three silver toddy ladles on turned and twist handles (3) £40-80 319.

Cased set of six silver teaspoons, maker A J Bailey, Birmingham 1941; together with four teaspoons and pair of nips by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1927 and a Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd silver teaspoon, 5.3oz t total £40-80

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Edward VII twin-handled serpentine oval silver tray, raised on four feet, maker Charles Stuart Harris, London 1903, 17.5" wide, 29.7oz t £300-500 321.

Marson & Jones cased set of six coffee spoons, (case hinge af), Birmingham 1931; together with a James Dixon & Sons plated spirit flask with half leather jacket (2) £20-40 322.

Tiffany & Co. - boxed set of four Sterling silver leaf dishes, 3.25" x 2.5" max, 4.5oz t £60-100 323.

Blue guilloche enamel and white metal bowl, 2.25" diameter, and cigarette holder, 2.75" long, in associated presentation case £40-80 324.

Five hallmarked silver napkin rings, 4.2oz t, three with retail boxes £40-60 325.

American Aesthetic Sterlin silver three piece coffee set by Whiting MFG Co, numbered 2949 undersides, the pot 7.5" high, 18.6oz t (3) £200-300

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Four Patrick Mavors silver menu holders, modelled as African wild animals, mounted upon oval hardwood bases (one menu slot missing at fault), marked to each figure and inset monogram to each base, 2" high approx (4) £180-220 327.

George III silver caster, crested to one side, maker John Delmester, London 1763 (bruising, dents and splits to pierced cover) 5" high; together with a smaller octagonal silver pepper by J Richard Attenburgh & Co. Chester 1904, 4.5" high, 5oz t (2) £50-80 328.

George IV rectangular silver snuff box, with engine turned decoration and gilded interior, maker Clark & Smith, Birmingham 1824, 3" x 1.5", 2oz t £40-80 329.

Victorian rectangular silver snuff box, with engine turned decoration, maker Francis Clark, Birmingham 1843, 3" x 1.5"; together with another

by Alfred Taylor, Birmingham 1865, 3" x 1.5", 3.3oz t total (2) £50-100 330.

George III Scottish silver snuff box, bearing monogram 'PB to FL' to cover and gilded interior, maker Richard Haxton, Edinburgh 1819, 2.75" x 2", 2.6oz t £40-80 331.

Victorian rectangular silver snuff box, with engraved scrolling decoration around a vacant cartouche, gilded interior, maker Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1850, 3" x 1.75", 2.3oz t £50-100 30

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Irish late 19th century silver cream jug, repousse decorated with animals among flowers and a vacant scroll cartouche, raised on three lion mask and paw legs, maker West & Son, Dublin 1898, 3.25" high, 3.5oz t £50-80 333.

Twelve George IV Irish silver tablespoons, crested finials, maker William Cummins, Dublin (eleven marked 1827, one marked 1825), 9" long, 30.7oz t £300-400 334.

Twelve George IV Irish silver dinner forks, crested finials underside, ten by William Cummins, Dublin 1828, two by Matthew West with rubbed date letters, 8" long, 28.5oz t £300-400 335.

Twelve George IV Irish silver dessert forks, crested finial undersides, maker William Cummins, Dublin (ten dated 1827, two dated 1828) 6.5" long; together with twelve William Cummins dessert spoons 7" long, 28.8oz t £300-400 336.

Pair of late Victorian silver Asparagus tongs, maker Francis Higgins, London 1896, 4" long, 0.8oz t £20-40 337.

Edward VII silver snuff box, maker Joseph Gloster Ltd. Birmingham 1907, 2" x 1.25", 1.2oz t £30-50 338.

George VI silver tankard, stamped W.Greenwood & Sons, Leeds & Huddersfield underside, small engraved initials 'DCM' to front, maker Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1943, 4.75" high, 13.7oz t £120-180

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Victorian silver sauce ladle, maker Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London 1857; together with a selection of silver tea and coffee spoons, including cased set of six by William Suckling Ltd. Birmingham 1930; six

by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd. Sheffield 1918; three Victorian spoons by Francis Higgins, London 1886; and four blue enamelled and gilt Norwegian spoons marked 930S monogrammed TW, 9.2oz t total £100-150 340.

Garrard & Co. Ltd silver wine coaster, repousse fruiting vine decorated with turned hardwood base with green baize underside, Birmingham 1994, 5.25" diameter, 2" high £50-80 341.

Pair of silver baluster peppers, maker Fowler & Polglaze Ltd. London 1927, (bruised and dents to covers), 3.5" high, 3.8oz t (2) £40-60 342.

Small selection of silver including a Preece & Williscombe mounted pepper mill, small Joseph Whiten pepper, miniture circular box and cover, pair of Georgian mustard spoons, another Georgian spoon, pickle forks etc. £50-80 343.

Carrs of Sheffield miniature silver tankard, 2001; together with a selection of silver and white metal bijouterie/novelties including desk calendar stand, repousse tavern scene box, fire helmet model, souvenir miniature Jerusalem Sterling silver sword and stone set fork and spoon £40-80 344.

Pair of Jones & Crompton silver mounted facet glass scent bottles, monogrammed hinged covers (one hinge af and missing inner glass stopper, covers bruised); together with matching silver top dressing table jar, Birmingham 1914; together with a silver dressing brush and repousse hand mirror and an etched glass jam jar with associated silver cover £40-80

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Pair of George V silver helmet sauce boats, with shaped rims, c scroll handles, raised on hoof feet, maker Charles S Green & Co Ltd. Birmingham 1919, 6" long, 3.5" high, 7.7oz t total (2) £70-100 346.

Late Victorian pierced silver framed mahogany tray, raised on four ball feet, maker William Comyns & Sons, London 1895, 23.5" x 13" £500-600 347.

Small selection of white metal and plated items; including Georg Jensen Denmark Sterling presentation engraved dish, shell form menu stands, napkin ring, wine coaster, octagonal caster, Bolivia coin mounted ashtray, claw nips, eight teaspoons and two souvenir crested embossed spoons £40-80 348.

Selection of assorted plated wares and flatware; fish cutlery, cased set of six stainless butter knives, sugar tongs, pierced wine coaster, small commemorative dish, brush and pair of small toast racks £20-30 349.

Asprey & Garrard 925 Armada style silver dish, London 2000, initialled JJG under rim, 8.75" diameter, 16.6oz t, in presentation case and retail outer bard box £150-200 350.

J B Chatterley & Sons Ltd silver quaich, 8" wide including handles, initialled JJG underside, Birmingham 1992, 9.5oz t , in Gallagher fitted presentation box £80-120 351.

Barker Ellis Silver Co. oval silver box, the hinged domed cover with reeded moulded border, initialled JJG to cover underside, Birmingham 1997, 5.5" wide, 4" high, 18.8oz t, in Gallagher presentation box £200-250 GARDINER HOULGATE

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Barker Ellis Silver Co. circular silver salver, raised on three claw and ball feet, initialled JJG underside, 10" diameter, 14.9oz t, in Gallagher presentation box £160-200 357.

Barker Ellis Silver Co. pedestal dish, with reeded rim borders, 8.5" diameter, 3" high, initialled JJG under rim, baize lined pedestal foot, Birmingham 1998, 19.7oz t, in Gallagher presentation box £200-250 LOT 358 - 360 NO LOTS 352

Antique Table Smalls & Small Collectables 361.

Victorian mahogany sarcophagus shape tea caddy, the hinged cover enclosing divided interior with twin lidded containers, 12" wide, 6" deep, 7" high £40-80

357 352.

Barker Ellis Silver Co. circular silver tray, with pierced gallery rail, initialled JJG underside, Birmingham 1996, 10.75" diameter, 21oz t £220-280 353.

PJD Silver pill box, with engine turned decoration and cartouche initialled JJG, Edinburgh 2000, 2" x 1.5"; together with a smaller PJD example, initialled also, marked 1993, 3.5oz t total. both in presentation boxes; also a British Nobleman pewterware commemorative rugby flask, engraved 'England v Wales Twickenham 7-3-92 5" long (3) £60-100 354.

J.B Chatterley & Sons Ltd circular silver box, the domed hinged cover with reeded border, initialled JJG underside of cover, 4.25" diameter, 4" high, Birmingham 1993, 16.8oz t, in Gallagher presentation box £180-220 355.

Barker Ellis Silver Co. oval silver dish, with reeded rim border, 11.5" long, 7.5" wide, Birmingham 1995, initialled JJG underside, 15.4oz t, in Gallagher presentation box £160-200 32

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After Charles Cumberworth (French 1811-1852 - 'Love For Oneself', patinated bronze semi draped nude figure, signed to the circular base, 13" high £100-150 363.

Victorian Taylor, Tunnicliffe & Co and T. Hinks & Son oil lamp, with a foliate pottery body and gilt metal mounts and etched cranberry glass shade, 24.5" high total £60-100 364.

Coalbrookdale cast bronze plaque of 'The Last Supper', signature verso, 26.5" x 14.5" £50-100 365.

Pair of tall Victorian brass candlesticks, 12" high; together with a fireside companion stand with tools and pair of iron and brass fire dogs £40-80 366.

19th century heavy brass footman, of rectangular form and fretwork pierced top upon baluster turned legs, 23.5" x 12.5", 9.5" high £30-50

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19th century mahogany apothecary box by Lynch & Co. London, with divided interior and a selection of square glass medicine bottles and small scales, 13" wide, 7.5" deep, 5.5" high £150-250 369.

Pair of Murano type pink and white stripe glass vases, each with clear handles and scalloped flared rim, 9" high; together with a pair of smaller Fenton type red glass vases with shaped flared rims, 8" high (4) £60-100 370.

Victorian walnut brass bound writing slope, the hinged cover revealing a with fitted interior, 14" wide, 9" deep, 6.5" high £50-80

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French silver mounted glass claret jug, with leaf capped C scrolling handle on a scrolling foliate base, marked Henin, associated stopper, 14.5" high including stopper £100-150 372.

Pair of pewter pricket alter sticks, raised on trefoil bases cast with figural masked panels, 13" high (2) £120-180 373.

After Auguste Moreau (French 1834-1917) - Large bronze figure of a fisherman's wife looking out to sea, modelled standing on a circular naturalistic base standing by a mooring post, signed, 23" high £200-300 374.

Victorian GPO postal scales by Degrave & Co. London, with a selection of weights, 10.5" high, mase 10" wide £40-80

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Pair of Derbyshire Blue John and white mable urns, 15" high (2) £600-1000 376.

Victorian Neo-classical gilt metal table lamp mounted upon a black slate octagonal socle, stamped 'Hinks & Son's Patent', 15" high including fitting £50-80 377.

Pair of French gilt brass mounted square glass scent bottles, half applied pierced scrolling gilt brass decoration, outer brass repousse stopper covers enclosing glass stopper, marked initials AF underside of brass mounts, 6.5" high (2) £80-120 378.

Pair of Classical brass tazzas, each bowl inset with a repousse classical portrait, raised on square bases, 7" high, 5.5" diameter £40-80 379.

Good French Palais Royale coromandel sewing box, the hinged cover with inlaid mother of pearl shield cartouche and internal vanity mirror enclosing divided tiered interior over box beneath, with a selection of mother of pearl mounted accessories, 11.5" wide 8.5" deep, 5" high £200-300 375

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Set of four good large bronze figures in the manner of Giambologna, modelled as draped femaile figures upon shallow square plinth bases, each 25" high approx (4) £2400-2800 Online Bidding via GH Live 27% inclusive of VAT @ 20%

381.

Studio pottery lamp base, of tapered form, modelled with a stylised family of figures on both opposing side, 9.5" high excluding fitting £50-80 382.

Austrian cold cast bronze eagle figure, modelled with spread wings, mounted upon a circular veined socle, 11.5" high £80-120 383.

Victorian brass mounted Kingwood dressing box, the hinged cover with monogrammed brass folding handle enclosing a fitted and lined interior, over a drawer below, 12" wide, 8.5" deep, 6" high £150-250

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Collection of six Victorian brass and copper miniature/apprentice fenders, largest 7.5" wide (6) £30-50 385.

Selection of miniature brass items and novelties; pair of County of Essex 1879 Imperial quarter gills, miniature flat iron and pierced trivet, set of nesting weights, adjusting wrench and a half barrel pot £40-80 386.

Good large Austrian cold painted bronze figure of a stag, mounted upon a naturalistic base, 13" long, 10" high £900-1200

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After Jules Moigniez (French 1835-1894) - Bronze figural group of a bull, cow and calf, modelled on a naturalistic oval ground with fence, upon a moulded oval base, impressed signature, 15" wide, 9" deep, 9" high £150-250 388.

19th century rosewood gentleman's vanity dressing case, the brass mounted hinged cover revealing a tooled leather lined fitted interior, with silver and white metal lidded glass pots, some hallmarked Thomas Diller, London, with a selection of mother of pearl handled accessories, 11" wide, 8" deep, 4" high £300-500 389.

French Palais Royale 19 century sewing box, the studded decorated hinged cover enclosing inset mirror over fitted tier of mother of pearl accessories and box below, 8.5" wide, 6" deep, 3" high £200-300 390.

19th century 'shaft & globe' form glass decanter, decorated with a band of flowers and foliage, 13" high £30-50

388

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After Frederic Remington (American 1861-1909) - bronze figure of a Cowboy upon a rearing horse, indistinct inscription to naturalistic base, mounted upon a rectangular black marble plinth, 15" high £200-300 392.

After Carl Kauba (Austrian 1865-1922) - cold painted bronze figure of a dancing Native American, mounted upon a circular veined marble socle and hardwood base, 10.5" high £100-200

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Victorian burr walnut four bottle decanter box, the hinged cover enclosing divided purple velvet lined interior, brass retail plaque for 'Vincent, Weymouth', with four later glass decanters and stoppers, 8.5" wide, 8.5" deep, 10" high £100-200 394.

Victorian Tunbridge Ware chess folding games box, hinged to reveal backgammon board to the underside, 16" square extended; together with stained bone chess pieces, dice and draughts pieces £300-400 395.

Diorama of a three masted tall ship 'Alice Plat', in a shadow box oak frame with a carved and painted seascape background, the frame 31" wide, 25" high, 7" deep overall £100-200 396.

Good tooled leather bound photograph album, decorated with fleur-de-lys to the cover and spine, cover initialled N.M.G, blank inside, gilt page edges, 13" x 10" (some very minor foxing) £30-50 397.

French Art Deco figural lamp, modelled with an angel over a slender foliate cast base with banner inscribed 'Bunsen-Volta Foucault-Edison-Davy', the base stamped Soleau Paris, 31" high £100-200 36

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Victorian rosewood sarcophagus tea caddy, 12" wide, 6" deep, 7.5" high; Georgian mahogany inlaid rectangular caddy and a marquise tea caddy with bird inlay (3) £120-180 399.

18th/19th century air-twist stem wine glass, 6 high (chip to the foot) £40-80 400.

Walker & Hall oak cased canteen of cutlery £40-60 401.

Auguste Joseph-Peiffer (French, 1832-1886 - 'Les Hirondelles', a seated seminude lady looking down at two swallows upon a circular socle, carved white marble, unsigned, 30" high overall approx, the base 11" diameter £2000-3000 402.

Auguste Moreau (French, 1834-1917 - a putto seated upon a naturalistic flowering pedestal, signed with inscription verso 'De Faise Le Sculpture L'art 38', white marble, 24.5" high, the base 9.25" wide; mounted upon an ebonised fluted wooden pedestal, 52" high overall to include the pedestal (one small finger missing) £1500-2500

401

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403.

Good carved stone figural bust of a bearded gentleman, wearing a double breasted overcoat, 25" high £400-800 GARDINER HOULGATE

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404.

Burmese carved ivory chess set, kings 8.5cm 3.25" approx, in a fine carved ebonised hardwood box £150-250 405.

Victorian tortoiseshell and mother of pearl inlaid card case, foliate decorated, hinge cover enclosing baize interior, 2.5" x 4" (repaired/replaced tortoiseshell chips and losses) £30-50 406.

Liberty & Co. set of six steak knives with antler handles, in Liberty of London box; together with cased set of six similar forks (2) £30-50 407.

Pair of 'Bristol' cobalt glass dishes, of leaf form with scrolling vine handles, 8" wide (2) £100-150 408.

Good pair of bronze cherubs, each modelled kneeling upon rouge marble socles, 7" high (2) £200-400 409.

18th/ early 19th century oval needlework silk sampler signed Ann Frances, Cocksedge, titled 'A Map of England & Wales, 22" high, 19" wide, framed £60-100 404 410.

Ebonised wood folding folio stand in the manner of Christopher Dresser, 21" wide, 23" high open £60-100 411.

Collection of auction sale catalogues; primarily tribal arts, guns and weapons as well as general antiques.

Also selected antique reference books £20-30

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Art Deco bronze figure of a lady seated on a wall, upon a marble wall base, monogrammed to reverse, 7.75" wide, 2.5" deep, 8" high £300-400 413.

Selection of five folding fruit/pen knives; including an antler handled knife by A. Wengen Jr, 8" long overall and Sheffield steel blade examples (5) £100-150 414.

Two folding sailors rope knives, one by G Rodgers & Sons dated 1938 to blade, the other by Witness, Sheffield, both 11" extended max £100-150 415.

Horn handled ratchet locking folding hunting knife, the handle with engraved brass mounts, 11" long max £50-80 416.

Jewellery box and costume jewellery, silver engine turned compact, Zeiss Ikon camera, eight-day clock and autograph book £30-50

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Laurence Broderick (born 1935) - The Family, bronze figural group of mother holding an infant whilst on the shoulders of the father, inscribed signature, limited edition numbered 2/7, impressed Morris Singer Foundry mark, 23" high ** Sold with Sculptors studio purchase receipt stating sold at The Annual Skye Sculpture Exhibition 11 October 1993 £1500-2500

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Georg Ehrlich (Austrian 1897-1966 - 'Head of Christ' bronze bust sculpture, mounted upon a rectangular wooden plinth, signature to shoulder, 16" high ** ex. Bealby-Wright collection - this sculpture is illustrated in the reference book 'Georg Ehrlich' by the art historian Erica Tietze-Conrat for Batsford Books first published 1956, fig.38. sold with a copy of the book, O'hana Gallery brochure and further exhibition ephemera. £1200-1800

Georg Ehrlich was an Austrian sculptor though lived in London from 1938 and became a British citizen in 1947. Ehrlich has works in the Tate Gallery, British Arts Council, British Museum and Victoria and Albert Museum

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Georg Ehrlich (Austrian 1897-1966 - 'Mother and Child' bronze figural group, modelled on a square base, signature to base, 24" high ** sold with an O'hana Gallery brochure and postcards/photographs of other Ehrlich works. £400-600

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Anthony Scott (British born 1968) - seated bull terrier, bronze figure, 22" high ** Sold with a copy of the 2011 Beaux Arts Gallery exhibition catalogue.

Scott has been a regular annual participant at the Royal Hibernian Academy and has exhibited extensively in Ireland, the UK and at numerous international art fairs. His work is also included in the public collections of the Arts Council of Northern Ireland, the Barbican Centre, London, the Crafts Council of Ireland, the US Ambassador's Residence in the Phoenix Park, Dublin, Kelly's Hotel Rosslare and in numerous important private collections £1200-1800

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Two Carl Zeiss Jena Werra 3 cameras, each with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 2.8/50 lens £30-50 428.

Zeiss Ikon Contax IIa camera, no. 31280, with Zeiss Opton T Sonnar 1:1.5 f=50mm lens no. 1052335 £100-150

422 421.

Leica IIIf camera, no.530787, with Leitz Wetzlar Summar f=5cm 1:2 lens no. 217163 £100-150 422.

Leica IIIa camera, no. 211195, with Leitz Wetzlar Summitar f=5cm 1:2 lens no. 681765 £100-200 423.

Voigtlander Nokton 50mm F1.5 Aspherical lens, no. 9011839; together with a Voigtlander VC meter and 50mm viewfinder (3) £60-100 424.

Rolleiflex MX-Sync camera, no. 1419751, with Xenotar 1:2.8/80 lens no. 3666715 and lens hood £50-80 425.

Rolleiflex Grey Baby, no. 2031442, with Xenar 1:3.5/60 lens no.

5547348 and lens hood £50-100 426.

Rollei 35SE camera, with Sonnar 2.8/40 lens no. 2657526 £80-120

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Zeiss Ikon Contarex 'Bullseye' camera, no. T93554, with Zeiss Planar 1:2 f=50mm lens no. 2369793, Ikolor C filter and B56 50=135mm lens hood shade £100-150 430.

Zeiss Ikon Nettar camera; together with a Zeiss Ikon Contina camera with lens hood and filter (2) £30-50 431.

Minolta XE-1 camera; together with a Minolta XG1 and Minolta XM. also assorted lenses and accessories including a 1:2.8 135mm, Aico super wide semi-fisheye, macro, Olympus tele conversion lens, and Olympus wide conversion lens £80-120 432.

Minolta SRT101 camera; together with a Minolta SRT303, a Minolta SR-1s and an Ihagee Exakta Varex IIb (4) £50-100 433.

Two Konica Minolta Dynax 7D DSLR camera bodies (2) £30-50 434.

Konica Minolta Dimage A1 digital camera; together with a Konica Dimage A2 digital camera, a Konica Minolata Dimage XG, a Minolta 600si camera body, a Minolta 9000 camera body a Konica Pop camera and a Nikon L35 AW (6) £50-80

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Corfield Periflex Gold Star camera, no. 61016 63, with Lumax 1:2.8/50mm lens £60-100 436.

Kodak Retina IIIs camera, no. 76924, with Retina Xenon f:1.9/50mm lens no. 6817158; together with a Kodak Retina Reflex III camera, no. 55800, with Retina Xenar f:2.8/50mm lens no. 6393591 (2) £60-100 437.

Sony a900 DSLR camera, with Sony 2.8/28-75 lens, £80-120

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Four camera lenses; Carl Zeiss Jena Flektogon 2.8/35, Carl Zeiss Jena Cardinar 4/100, Carl Zeiss Sonnar 1:4 f=135mm and Schneider-Kreuznach Retina-Tele_Xenar f:4/135mm (4) £40-80 439.

Samyang 8mm 1:3.5 fish eye lens; together with a Sigma 105mm 1:2.8 Macro lens (2) £50-80 440.

Russian MC MTO-11CA 10/1000 lens, no. 892314; together with a Rubinar 8/500 Makpo lens no. 960478 (2) £100-200

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441.

Three Sigma camera lenses - APO 170-500mm 1:5-6.3, no. 1005251, in leather case; a 28-70mm 1:2.8 and an 85mm 1:1.4, also two filters £120-180 442.

Canon UC7 Hi8 video camcorder, in case; together with a vintage Aldis slide projector and a Rollei P35E autofocus slide projector (3) £30-50 443.

Masonic Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes (St Johns Lodge - C.F Fancroft, to include a 9ct honour of knighthood medal, silver gilt and enamel Propoganda Jewel medal, presented 1912; another silver gilt Propoganda Jewel medal presented 1919, further silver gilt attendance medal, Order of Merit and further Lodge medal; with a Tavannes pocket watch for repairs and a gold plated watch Albert chain (8) £150-250 444.

Group of six WWI period campaign medals awarded to 3048 C.J Fancourt, comprising from left - 4791 Sgt C.J Fancourt 19 Hussars Transvaal, Orange Free State, Cape Colony, Queens South Africa 1901 and 1902; Kings South Africa 1901 and 1902; 3048 CPL C.J Fancourt 19 Lond. R. 1914-15 star; British War Medal, Victory Medal and Territorial Force Efficiency Medal; also with a King and Empire Services Rendered badge, no.

267644 ** sold with a photograph postcard of Charles J Fancourt sent to his brother inscribed 'With best wishes to my Brother Bob from his Brother Charles' £300-500 445.

4th Queens Own Hussars silvered regimental badges on a ladies pierced gilt metal belt buckle, on an embroidered red leather backed belt ** a gift from Lieutenant Francis Canning Hill to his wife £50-80

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446 (Front and Back) 446.

Royal Guelphic Order - rare small 18ct gold and enamel breast badge, 7.2gm, 37mm x 24mm; accompanied with a red Morocco leather folding case ** The Royal Hanovarian Guelphic Order was founded by the Prince Regent, later George IV in 1815. It was awarded in the United Kingdom from 1815 to 1837 to military personnel and civilians alike for distinguished services to the United Kingdom or Hanoverian Kingdom £800-1200 447.

Georgian tortoisehell and white metal oval box, the tortoiseshell hinged cover inset with miniature portrait of a young lady, the base inset with mother of pearl, 3" x 2.5" £200-300 448.

Selection of bijouterie; two glass perfume bottles, tallest 4" high, a mother of pearl notebook decorated with mother and child figural scene, four thimbles, five commemorative crown coins (three silver jubilee a 1965 Churchill Crown and a 1981 Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Crown), three pin cushions and a shaped link chain with acorn fob £40-60 449.

Novelty treen snuff box in the form of a clog, with inlaid mother of pearl eyes, metal pique inlay dated '1869', 5.75" long, 2.75" high £150-200 450.

Art glass heavy glass vase, decorated with etched reeds and birds by a lake scene, Chinese/Japanese seal mark with further script markings, 6.5" high £60-100

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447 451.

Antique cast iron polychrome decorated Mr Punch doorstop/porter, 12" high; together with another cast iron doorstop modelled as a highlander stood by rocks, 15" high (2) £50-80 452.

Antique Coalbrookdale cast iron door-porter, modelled as a knight in armour with lance and shield, heavily worn mark 'Coalbrookdale' to reverse, 17.5" high; together with an antique cast iron reference book with mention of this shape door porter £50-80 453.

Antique Coalbrookdale type door stop/porter, indistinct marks to reverse, 10.5" high; together with an AK & Sons 459 cast iron door stop, 7" high and small pair of wheat sheaf stops, 7" high (5) £60-100 454.

Antique Kenrick type spaniel doorstop, worn mark to reverse, 8" high; together with a similar pair of hound stops, and a smaller dog example (4) £50-80 GARDINER HOULGATE

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460 455.

Coalbrookdale type pierced circular trivet on stand, registration mark underside and number 505, 10" high, 9" diameter; together with a pair of wall moulded plaques 12" high, and a pierced arc cast iron fender 53" wide max (3) £60-100 456.

Three graduated Arts & Crafts circular copper trays, largest 15.75" diameter; together with a pewter tray, 20.5" wide and two pewter pots with cane wrapped handles, 9" high £40-80 457.

Pair of good lead framed stained glass panels, each with a central circular portrait and floral lozenge panels, 42" x 17" (2) £100-200 458.

19th century rim fire percussion pistol, possibly Belgian, with carved single piece grip numbered 9627, with bore octagonal barrel 7.75" long, 12" long overall £100-200 459.

Selection of costume jewellery and bijouterie; amber bead necklace, 16" long, double row agate bead necklace, miniature scissors, brooches various, vintage chrome lighter, pair of earrings, ivory cigarette holder £30-50 460.

19th century Coromandel writing slope/box, the hinged fall front with monogrammed brass inlaid cartouche, enclosing purple baize surface with fitted divided section beyond with two glass ink bottles, Bramah lock, 14" wide, 10" deep, 4.5" high when closed £100-150

457

Porcelain & Pottery 481.

Pair of Spode porcelain leaf shape pickle dishes, both marked 'Spode' to the underside, 5" x 4.5" (one with losses); together further miniature and another larger 'fisherman' pattern leaf dish, largest 7" x 6.5" (4) £40-80 482.

Six framed Staffordshire Pratt ware pot lids, including 'The Best Card', 'The Ning Po River', The Village Wedding Teniers Pinx (at fault) (6) £50-80

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485.

Derby early 19th century porcelain tea cup and saucer, decorated in red ribbon around gilt foliate border, script mark and numbered 500 underside (notable crack), cup 2.75" high; together with 375 pattern English porcelain tea cup and saucer, bowl 7" diameter and a rectangle plate, 8.25" x 6.25" (faults) £50-80

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Meissen porcelain figural salt, modelled as two children by a shell form bowl, the bowl decorated with scene of figures loading a boat, blue crossed swords mark underside, 5.5" wide, 3.75" high £50-80 487.

WS Longton George V Coronation commemorative cup, 3.5" high, factory stamp underside; together with another 1911 coronation commemorative cup with National Anthem verses to reverse (2) £40-60 488.

Worcester Crescent period reeded porcelain bowl, decorated with a flower and a rim border, crescent mark to the underside, 6" diameter, 2.5" high; together with a Caughley tea strainer (at fault), Adams Old English oval platter, a vine moulded dish 5.5" diameter and a Chinese pattern blue and white platter 13" x 10" (5) £50-80 489.

Set of eight German porcelain novelty frog band musician figures, unsigned, each 5" high approx £100-200 490.

Wedgwood Jasperware items to include a a small vase, two jugs (tallest 5.5" high) and a ring stand/dish, impressed marks (4) £30-50

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Four framed Pratt ware pot lids; 'The Best Card', 'Hide and Seek', horse racing scene and Pegwell Bay with four shrimpers (4) £40-80 484.

Eight Pratt ware pot lids including The Cavalier, War, Philadelphia Exhibition 1876, A.Fix, On Guard (8) £40-80

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491.

Three framed Wedgwood Jasperware oval miniature plaques in ornate giltwood frames, each depicting classical figural scenes and one with Putti, impressed marks, 4.75" wide, 3.5" high (3) £40-80 492.

Three framed Wedgwood Jasperware oval miniature plaques in giltwood frames, each depicting a Classical figure in white slip upon a blue ground, impressed marks, 6" high (3) £50-80 493.

Collection of seven Wedgwood and other Jasperware type brooches, largest 2.75" wide (7) £40-80

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496

498

497 494.

Two Royal Worcester figural porcelain candle snuffers; Town girl with fan, gilt highlighted, 5" high, and boy with boater, 4" high, both with factory marks and registration marks (2) £40-80 495.

Three Royal Worcester porcelain candle snuffers; Mr and Mrs Caudle, and a feathered hat (3) £30-50 496.

Four Royal Worcester porcelain candle snuffers to include Old Woman, Mandarin, Japanese Girl and Confidence (Jenny Lind Swedish Nightingale in pink dress) (4) £60-100 497.

Four Royal Worcester porcelain candle snuffers; Granny Snow, Mandarin, Japanese Girl and Town girl (4) £60-100 498.

Pair of Royal Worcester blush ivory porcelain figures modelled as a seated boy and girl, factory marks underside, 4" high (2) £40-80 499.

Pair of Royal Worcester blush ivory and gilded porcelain figures modelled as a seated boy and girl, factory marks underside, 4" high approx (2) £40-80

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500.

Four Royal Worcester Days Of The Week porcelain figures; Sunday Boy, Tuesday Boy, Wednesday Boy and Friday Boy, tallest 6" high; also Months Of The Year figure August (5) £60-100 501.

Three Royal Worcester porcelain figures; 'Surprise' 3655 and 'Red Ribbons' 3699 by F.G Doughty, and 'French Fisherboy' 1886 from The Hadley Collection. Also Royal Doulton 'A Victorian Lady' HN 728, tallest 8.25" high (4) £40-60 502.

Large collection of assorted novelty porcelain and pottery candle snuffers (25) £40-80 503.

Mintons porcelain part floral tea set, pattern 4051, comprising of 12 plates 7" diameter, 10 cups with 11 saucers , 2 plates 9" diameter, cream jug and bowl £40-80 504.

Royal Worcester demi tasse part coffee set; 5 cups, 2.5" high with 8 saucers, cream jug and sucrier (lacking cover), factory stamp and registration marks underside; also another porcelain demi tasse part tea set decorated with floral sprigs, unmarked £20-40 Lot 505 – 520 NO LOT

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522

Asian Works of Art 521.

Chinese blue and white porcelain charger, decorated with a basket of flowers by a tree in blossom, further decorated to the underside of the rim with six kites, 18" diameter £150-250

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522.

Chinese blue and white porcelain charger, decorated with a peacock among flowers and foliage within a flower head rim border, further decorated with floral swags to the underside rim, 18" diameter £150-250 523.

Japanese Satsuma earthenware footed bowl, decorated with birds and blossom, the feet modelled as grotesque masks, 8.5" diameter, 3" high; together with a smaller Satsuma bowl with shaped rim and musician figural scene to the centre, signed gilt on red mark underside and a tea cup and saucer, signed Taniguchi underside (4) £100-150 524.

Two similar Japanese bronze jardiniere, decorated in relief with panels of birds on branches, 9.25" high and 8.5" high (faults - smaller with split under rim and base loose, larger lacking base) £60-100 525.

Two similar Japanese pliqué a jour enamel bowls, one decorated with fruiting berry trees and the other with leaves, each with white metal applied rim and tripod feet, 5" diameter, 2.25" high £200-300

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529

530

527 526 526.

Good Kashmir white metal ewer, profusely decorated with flowers and vines, raised on a circular foot with shaped rim, 12" high, 26.8 oz t £600-800 527.

Good Chinese silver repousse rectangular cigarette box, the hinged cover repousse decorated with a mystical figure grasping two serpents, the sides with further meditating figures, wood lined interior, 8.25" wide, 5" deep, 3.5" high; 29.4 oz t in total £600-800 528.

Chinese jade bangle, 3.5" diameter exterior, 70g £20-30 529.

Two Japanese bronze Maru Gata Tsubas, with gilt and silvered highlighted animal decoration, 3" x 2.5" and 2.75" x 2.5" (2) £120-180 530.

Two Japanese bronze Tsubas, both with silvered and gilt highlighted decoration, one Mokko Gata form, 3.25" x 3", and the other Maru Gata form, 3" x 2" (2) £120-180 531.

Pair of Chinese silvered bronze dishes, each cast with dragon decoration, further cloud decoration undersides with four character seal mark, 4.5" diameter, 910 grams in weight (2) £80-120 48

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537

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538

536 532.

Indian white metal lobed bowl, dense foliate cast decoration, raised on three stylised fish feet, 3.25" diameter, 2" high; together with another bowl decorated with repeated figural panels, 2.75" diameter, and a plain white metal bowl with Rouen crest (3) £30-50 533.

Collection of twelve Chinese porcelain celadon ducks, 20th century, some with impressed marks underside, tallest 9" high; together with a similar glaze duck laying and a buffalo (14) (some faults) £200-400 534.

Chinese Canton famille rose yellow ground porcelain moon flask, decorated with a bird of paradise panel opposite a battle scene with figures on horseback, 19th century, 10" high, 7" wide £100-200 535.

Japanese Satsuma baluster vase, decorated with figural panels, 12" high; together with a pair of smaller Satsuma vases (at fault) 7.5" high and a miniature vase; also a cloisonne charger decorated with flowers, 14.5" diameter and pair of smaller dragon decorated cloisonne chargers 11.5" diameter £80-120

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536.

Good Chinese carved jade model of a sailing boat with two figures, upon a hardwood base, 14" high; within a lined presentation box ** Provenance - From the Estate of Mr Roy Moodie, who had a fascinating and successful banking career with the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation in the 1950s. It was this time spent in the far east that encouraged his love and lifelong interest in Chinese artifacts, especially blue and white porcelain, jade and furniture £500-800 537.

Japanese ivory sectional okimono, modelled as a fisherman with a boy upon his back holding a fish, Meiji period, signed, 7.25" high £60-100 538.

Japanese ivory sectional okimono, modelled as a fisherman holding a prong and oval basket containing fish, Meiji period, signed, 9.75" high £60-100

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541

540 539.

Japanese ivory netsuke of a Buddha, signed, Meiji period, 2" high; also another netsuke modelled with a man upon a lily pad, signed, Meiji periond, 2" (2) £60-100 540.

Three Japanese ivory netsuke each modelled with stand men, each 2" high (3) £60-100 541.

Collection of five Japanese stained ivory figural netsuke, Meiji period, the tallest 2.75" high (5) £100-150 542.

Two similar 19th century Chinese famille rose porcelain vases, each decorated with interior figural scenes, birds and butterflies in typical pallette, the tallest 8.25" high (2) £60-100

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Chinese famille vert Kangxi porcelain tea bowl, the lobed bowl decorated with birds and flowers, rabbit character mark underside, 3.25" diameter, 2" high; together with a miniature famille rose vase 3.5" high, blue and white jar decorated with prunus blossom and two similar turquoise glazed cockerel figures 7.75" high (one repaired head/comb break) (5) £80-120 544.

Large Eastern Iznik turquoise and blue glaze pottery vase, of inverted baluster form, decorated overall with stylised flowers and geometric borders, 17" high (at fault with a crack to rim spreading down towards the body) £200-400

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553

Rugs and Carpets 551.

Afghan Felpa red ground runner, 124" x 33" approx £80-120 547 545.

Chinese 19th century decorative cabinet, fitted with two panelled cupboard doors over two drawers, upon stile supports, 53" wide, 17" deep, 35.5" high £60-100 546.

Decorative 1930s Oriental eight-fold screen, decorated to both sides with figures on horseback in rural landscapes to one side and ducks and other wildfowl amidst foliage and lakes to the other, 126" wide overall, 84" high £100-200 547.

19th century Chinese red lacquer side cabinet, the planked top over two short drawers and two cupboard doors enclosing a shelved interior, fitted with foliate engraved butterfly hinges inset with coloured hardstones, upon stile supports, 35" wide, 21.5" deep, 33" high £100-150 Lot 548 – 550 NO LOT

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552.

Antique Persian handmade Malayer rug, 73" x 40" approx £80-120 553.

Caucasian antique handmade rug, 52" x 38" approx £140-180 554.

Turkish Melas rug, decorated with twin lozenge within geometric borders, 80" x 50" approx £100-150 555.

Handmade Bidjar rug, 62" x 38" approx £60-100 556.

Silk hand made runner, 130" x 30" approx £120-180 557.

Kashmir silk rug, decorated with animals and birds in trees, 80" x 50" approx £130-180 GARDINER HOULGATE

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Hatchli handmade antique rug, 52" x 47" approx £120-180 559.

Fine Persian hand made Kashan rug, 83" x 53" approx £180-220 560.

Persian handmade Heriz runner, 122" x 43" approx £120-180 561.

Kashmir natural ground silk rug, decorated in multi square panels within ultiple repeated geometric borders, 81" x 56" approx £130-180 562.

Silk hand made runner, 180" x 38" approx £160-200 52

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563 563.

Kashmir red ground silk rug, 90" x 53" approx £130-180 564.

18th century figural tapestry wall hanging, decorated with a seated lady holding a vanity mirror, within a cartouche border, further illustrated panels around with cattle masks and foliage, 35" x 24" £100-200 Lot 565 – 570 NO LOT Online Bidding via GH Live 27% inclusive of VAT @ 20%

Antique & Later Decorative Furniture and Furnishings 571.

George III mahogany armchair, upholstered in floral stylized designs, supported upon square fluted front legs and curving back legs united by plain stretchers and raised upon brass caps and castors, 44.5" high, 33" wide (max), 26" deep (max) £200-400 572.

American walnut rocking armchair, with baluster turned spindles; also a 19th century deep open armchair with bobbin turned supports, upholstered back, arm rests and seat, supported upon bobbin turned front legs with brass caps and castors (2) £60-100 573.

Antique English oak backstool, the wavy cresting rail over a plain panelled splat and solid seat supported upon turned front legs united by a double baluster stretcher, 20.5" wide, 14.5" deep, 14.5" high ** Provenance - ex. Abbey House, Malmesbury £80-120

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574.

Charles I oak coffer, the double panelled top with unusual semicircular fan shaped fluted carved decoration, the moulded fluted front edge over a similar arcaded carved frieze and two panels with stylised foliate lozenge carved decoration, upon stile supports and with plain panelled sides, 43.5" wide, 19" deep, 20" high ** Provenance - ex. Abbey House, Malmesbury £200-300 575.

Rare Charles II oak canopy court cupboard, Yorkshire, circa 1660, the raised panelled canopy back supported upon inverted turned baluster supports, over the middle section fitted with two panelled cupboard doors either side of a central recessed arcaded panel, over the base fitted with two large panel cupboard doors raised upon a plinth, with plain panelled sides and stile supports, carved overall to the front with stylised arcaded foliage and flowerhead roundels, 60.5" wide, 23.5" deep, 76" high ** Provenance - ex. Abbey House, Malmesbury £1200-1800

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George III mahogany D-end extending dining table supported upon eight turned tapering legs terminating in brass caps and castors, with four spare leaves, also with another home-made leaf, 23.5" wide, 150" fully extended £500-800 577.

Set of three late 19th/early 20th century dining chairs, two similar period dining chairs (one carver) and a single Georgian mahogany dining chair supported upon carved cabriole front legs (all with burgundy coloured upholstered drop-in seats); also a pair of 19th century mahogany dining chairs, a carver chair and single chair (all with the same pattern upholstered drop-in seats) (10) £50-100 578.

Elegant Georgian style mahogany occasional table, the rectangular top with wavy raised sides, over two drawers fitted to either side, upon slender tapering curving square legs united by an X-frame stretcher, 12.75" long, 9.25" wide, 26.5" high; also an Edwardian tripod table, the oval wavy gallery top inlaid with a central conch shell and supported upon a baluster turned column inlaid with boxwood lines and tripod base, 12" long, 8" wide, 28" high (2) £80-120

576

579.

Victorian walnut spoon back armchair, with foliate carved cresting rail and acanthus carved scrolling arms, supported upon a bowfront seat and short front cabriole legs, 25" wide, 27" deep, 38.5" high; also a matching salon chair (2) £200-250

579 580.

19th century oval mahogany crossbanded salon table, supported upon slender tapering square legs, 27.5" long, 18.5" wide, 27" high; also a smaller oval brass bound tripod occasional table (2) £30-60 581.

Attractive Edwardian mahogany bowfront ladies dressing table, the double hinged crossbanded hinged top opening to reveal three lidded and other various size open compartments, over a dummy drawer and two inlaid cupboard doors, supported upon square tapering legs, 22" wide, 13.75" deep (max), 31" high £80-120

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Small George III mahogany cellarette, the hinged top opening to reveal six compartments and the sides fitted with foliate cast bronze carrying handles, with a detachable stand supported upon square tapering legs, 15.25" wide, 10.5" deep, 29.5" high £200-400

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584.

French walnut salon suite, comprising three seater settee with foliate carved back over fluted scrolling arms, supported upon a bow fronted base and cabriole carved legs and castors; also with a pair of matching armchairs and four single chairs, all in need of re-upholstery, the settee 66" wide, 27" deep, 44" high (7) £400-800 585.

Attractive mahogany three tier wall shelves, the raised back fitted with a circular recessed gilded relief plaque depicting an angel flying with a child, over three serpentine fronted shelves united by gilt turned metal supports, 21" wide, 7" deep, 29" high £80-120

584 583.

Good Victorian figured walnut library writing table, with green leather gilt tooled inlaid writing surface and moulded top over two short and two dummy drawers, supported upon twin barley twist columns united by a similar stretcher over cheval curving supports carved with acanthus and terminating in castors, 46" wide, 24.75" deep, 30" high £300-500

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586.

19th century mahogany library etagere, the tooled brown leather inset galleried top over a single drawer and two leather inset shelves below, with tapering spiral and fluted supports, 22" wide, 16.5" deep, 35.25" high £200-300 587.

Pair of Edwardian mahogany dining chairs, with pierced carved vertical vase splats; also three other various early 20th century chairs (5) £30-50 GARDINER HOULGATE

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Decorative giltwood gesso oval wall mirror, with rope twist tassel moulded frame and glass of heavy patina, over a serpentine shaped shelf with nautical flag and anchor apron beneath, 31" high £100-150 589.

Edwardian oak and ebonised Arts & Crafts style marble top washstand, the raised back painted with a bird perched on an oak tree branch, the marble canted edged top over a single drawer and double gallery frieze supported upon turned and scratch carved circular legs united by an undertier and terminating in brass caps and castors, 36" wide, 21.75" deep, 39.5" high £80-120 590.

Arts and Crafts large oak dresser attributed to Richard Norman Shaw (1831-1912), the canopy panelled back with opens shelves and central cupboard doors, the canted base with four drawers each applied with stylised handles over tapering supports, 65" wide 20.5" deep, 88.5" high ** Richard often known as 'Norman Shaw' was a British architect working from around 1870 to 1900 £150-300 591.

Victorian walnut spoon back salon armchair, the cresting rail carved with three floral rosettes over a floral upholstered back and seat, with padded scrolling carved arms, supported upon circular fluted tapering legs, 28.5" wide, 30" deep, 39" high £60-100 592.

18th/19th century mahogany carver chair, the shaped cresting rail over a vertical vase splat, wavy arms and a drop-in floral upholstered seat, supported upon square legs united by stretchers, 25" wide, 24" deep, 35.5" high; also a circular tub chair and button-back leather square stool supported upon cabriole legs (3) £40-80 593.

19th century overmantel rectangular mirror, within a pierced foliate carved gilded frame, 47" wide, 29" high overall £150-250 594.

19th century mahogany bow fronted chest of drawers, the crossbanded top over two short and three long drawers supported upon front splayed bracket feet united by a curved apron, 41.5" wide, 20.5" deep (max), 42" high £80-120

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19th century mahogany foldover gateleg tea table inlaid with boxwood lines, the top with rounded corners over a single frieze drawer and supported upon square tapering legs, 35.5" extended, 36" wide, 28.5" high £60-100 596.

Early 20th century Arts & Crafts style light oak box seat hall bench, the foliate carved panelled back and curving arms over a hinged seat and two front foliate carved panels, 42" wide, 17.5" deep, 41.5" high £80-120 597.

Attractive George III mahogany inlaid secrétaire tallboy, the upper part with carved dentil cornice and fluted frieze over two short drawers, two graduated drawers and a crossbanded secrétaire drawer, each flanked by quarter reeded pilasters, the secrétaire drawer with a drop front enclosing a fine inlaid fitted interior with small drawers and pigeonholes with two secret compartments, the lower section with three further graduated long drawers upon ogee bracket feet, 45" wide, 22" deep, 73" high (repairs and alterations) £500-800

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600 598.

Attractive painted adjustable bedside reading table, the rectangular ledge painted with a young girl picking fruit in a garden, over a swivel candle stand, supported upon a turned gun barrel column to the shaped undertier painted with foliage and raised upon brass caps and castors, 31" wide £50-80 599.

Carters of London brass and cast iron adjustable reading ledge, bearing the maker's plaque behind the ledge stamped no. 41742, supported upon a cylindrical column and four cast iron legs terminating in paw feet £40-80 600.

Carters Victorian/Edwardian horse-drawn single carriage, bearing the maker's plaque to the bottom rear of the vehicle inscribed Carters Trademark Literary Machine, 6 New Cavendish St., Portland Place, London, W, the wrought iron and wooden frame painted in navy blue with gilded line highlights, length of carriage from front to back wheels 7' approx, height to top of canopy 67" and maximum width of back wheels 40" * This carriage also bears another plaque above the maker's inscribed Harry J. Nash & Son, The Premier Coach Works, 21 Royal Crescent Lane, Bath... Please see the images accompanying this lot online, where there is a copy of an old advert for Carters of London £1000-1500 601.

Good Victorian mahogany adjustable bergere steamer bed, supported upon six short turned legs terminating in castors, 74" long, 22" wide £100-200

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602 602.

Mahogany snooker scoring board/glazed snooker ball case, 42" wide, 7" deep, 18" high; together with a set of snooker balls £200-400 603.

Small 18th century mahogany chest of drawers, the crossbanded moulded top over a brushing slide and four long graduated drawers supported upon bracket feet, 31" wide, 17.25" deep, 32.5" high £450-650 604.

Oak display cabinet, the stepped moulded top over two glazed panelled doors enclosing four elm grooved adjustable shelves, supported upon square legs united by plain stretchers, 31" wide, 13.75" deep, 55.25" high; also a pair of narrow display cases, the shelved tops over four glazed panelled doors enclosing three grooved shelves, each 20.75" wide, 10.75" deep, 51.25" high and a large three shelved open bookcase over a single drawer, 30.5" wide, 15" deep, 71.5" high (4) £30-60 603

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Late 19th century tapestry fire screen, worked with a peacock perched in a flowering blossom tree, within a shaped ebonised frame upon cheval supports, 25" wide, 43" high, 13" deep £20-40 606.

Small 18th century oak coffer, the hinged lid with chip carved sides and moulded reeded front edge, the front with three geometric arcaded carved panels, 40" wide, 14" deep, 20.5" high £120-180 607.

19th century burr walnut hanging corner wall cabinet, with single glazed door and canted sides, surmounted by a moulded swan neck pediment with carved flowerheads, 30" wide, 18.5" deep, 48" high £60-100 608.

George III mahogany lowboy, the rectangular top over one short and two box drawers fitted with brass handles over the shaped frieze supported upon cabriole legs, 31.75" wide, 19.5" deep, 28" high £300-500 58

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Good contemporary composite stone console table, the rectangular slab top upon a bracket support modelled with a Griffin mask and claw, the sides modelled with wings, 33" wide, 10" deep, 39.5" high ** Provenance - by repute once supplied by Kelly Hoppen £500-700 613.

Two early 19th century square bedside pot cupboards, two wall mirrors, two stools and a plant stand (7) £40-80 614.

Mahogany display cabinet, the moulded top over two glazed doors enclosing three grooved pitch pine shelves, supported upon baluster turned legs united by plain stretchers, 33.5" wide, 14.5" deep, 55.5" high £30-50 612

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Attractive small walnut child's folding chair with wicker back and seat, 14" wide, 26" deep, 30" high; also two other low rush seated armchairs (3) £30-50 610.

Good Georgian walnut dressing table mirror, the shaped framed mirror plate upon fluted cheval supports, the two tiered base fitted with four concave small drawers over one long drawer, upon ogee bracket feet, 17.5" wide, 8" deep, 29.5" high £100-150 611.

Good solid polished elm refectory table, the triple planked top with cleated ends over a panelled frieze, upon cup and cover supports and block feet united by plain stretchers, 83" wide, 32" deep, 30" high £300-500

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615.

Mahogany cupboard, the moulded top over a single drawer and two locking panelled cupboard doors over a shaped frieze supported upon bracket feet, 26" wide, 14" deep, 45.5" high £20-40 616.

Late 17th century oak chest of drawers in need of restoration, the planked top with moulded reeded edge over four long recessed panelled drawers fitted with small teardrop brass handles (one missing), with panelled sides and upon stile supports, 38" wide, 24.5" deep, 34" high £300-500 617.

Interesting antique Moorish ebonised pine coffer in need of considerable restoration, the hinged twin planked top opening to reveal two fitted candle boxes, over a panelled front profusely inlaid with geometric mother of pearl designs, with further inlay to the sides, supported upon bun feet, 40" wide, 18" deep, 24" high £100-200

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Early 20th century pine table, the twin planked cleated top over three drawers and supported upon square slightly tapering legs, 65.5" wide, 26.5" deep, 32" high £30-60 619.

Victorian walnut framed upholstered low armchair, 34" wide, 40" deep, 36" high; also a pair of Victorian oak shield and gothic panelled back carved hall chairs supported upon baluster turned front legs, early spindle back Windsor chair, commode, another single hall chair and a foot stool (all in need of restoration) (7) £60-100 620.

Edwardian mahogany overmantel mirror, the rectangular bevelled glass plate flanked by tapered fluted columns with Corinthian carved capitals, surmounted by a stepped pediment over a dentil and gadrooned carved frieze, 56" wide, 40.5" high £60-100 621.

Small 18th century walnut kneehole writing desk, the crossbanded top over one long drawer to the kneehole frieze with three recessed shelves, flanked by six small featherbanded drawers, supported upon a plinth base, 31" wide, 18" deep, 30" high (alterations) £150-250 622.

Interesting and unusual heraldic style oak open armchair, the top with two tapering turned spires enclosing three carved lunettes over a panelled back with carved heraldic symbols and stylised floral pierced roundels, within turned and cabled pillars, over a stylised inlaid foliate meandering seat, supported upon spiral cable legs united by stretchers and terminating in brass capped castors, 22" wide, 18" deep, 61.5" high; also with a pair of matching single chairs (3) £100-200 623.

Antique oak carved panelled tester bed, with carved arcaded decoration and cup and cover supports, 56" wide £200-400 624.

Late Victorian Georgian style gentleman's tripod shaving mirror stand, the circular adjustable mirror upon a brass column supported by turned supports to a drum section fitted with two hinged lidded compartments and supported upon a tapering turned column raised upon curving legs, 60" high £120-180 625.

Mahogany two tier occasional table, fitted with a single drawer and supported upon baluster turned legs terminating in brass caps and castors, 20" wide, 13.25" deep, 27.5" high; also another two tier circular occasional table, oak butlers tray with folding stand and a nest of three oak tables (4) £30-60

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Good antique walnut and fruitwood treadle spinning wheel, upon triple baluster turned splayed supports, 50" high overall; also a Jones table-top treadle sewing machine, 24" wide, 18.25" deep, 31.5" high (2) £100-150 627.

Oak kitchen side table, the rectangular top over a single drawer fitted with seven cutlery compartments, raised upon baluster turned legs united by plain stretchers, 36" wide, 15.5" deep, 32" high; also an oval work table fitted with a single drawer, demi-lune hall table and a nest of three tables (4) £60-100 628.

Unusual antique elm and oak side cabinet of small proportion, the raised floral carved panelled canopied back over a planked top, lunette carved frieze and two panelled cupboard doors, upon stile supports, 31" wide, 17" deep, 46.5" high £80-120 629.

Early 19th century mahogany and satinwood banded foldover gateleg circular card table, the top inlaid with a satinwood sunburst within a harewood border, the hinged baized top over a triple panelled frieze and square tapering legs terminating in spade feet, 36" diameter, 30.75" high £200-300

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18th century oak small dresser, the Delft rack with two shelves over the base fitted with three long drawers over a shaped frieze and boarded undertier supported upon eight square feet, 57" wide, 15.5" deep, 84" high £500-800 631.

Good small Regency rectangular footstool, the floral upholstered top over a studded frieze supported upon four fluted curving tapered legs, 11" wide, 8.5" deep, 8.25" high; also a mahogany upholstered gout stool (2) £60-100 632.

Pair of dark stained pitch pine church pews, 66" wide, 18" deep, 33" high £20-40 633.

19th century elm trestle table, the planked top with cleated ends, upon rectangular trestle supports united by a plank stretcher, 63.5" wide, 27.5" deep, 30.5" high £50-80

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Late 17th century and later oak armchair, the shaped arcaded carved cresting rail over an arcaded and plain panelled back, the solid seat over ring turned supports united by plain stretchers, 25" wide overall (cresting rail), 22" deep, 48" high ** This chair is carved with the initials IS on the top of both upright supports under the cresting rail £400-800 635.

Late 17th century and later oak armchair, the wavy carved cresting rail over a double panelled stylised foliate carved back, the solid seat over a shaped frieze and supported upon baluster turned legs united by plain stretchers, 24" wide, 22" deep, 44.5" high £400-800

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Late 17th/early 18th century oak nursing armchair, the wavy fluted cresting rail over a panelled back and stuffover floral burgundy covered seat, upon baluster turned legs and front stretcher, 24.5" wide, 22" deep, 42.5" high £80-140 637.

Good Victorian oak bureau bookcase in need of restoration, the moulded stepped pediment over two glazed doors enclosing three shelves, the bureau fall front inlaid with stylised flowering foliage and opening to reveal a satinwood fitted interior with central cupboard door flanked by six pigeonholes and eight short drawers, over two short drawers and three long drawers, the whole inlaid with ebony and boxwood lines, supported upon bracket feet, 40" wide, 21" deep, 81" high £300-500

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Interesting antique oak cabinet on stand, the planked stepped top over a foliate carved frieze with central angel head over three Corinthian style columns and two deep panelled covered doors carved with similar opposing standing rural figures, the breakfront lower section carved with two foliate panels and three lions heads, the detachable matching stand also carved with meandering foliage and flanked by fluted and inlaid ebonised pilasters, supported upon cup and cover legs terminating in square block feet, 35" wide (max), 18 deep, 54" high £400-800 639.

18th century oak oval gateleg table, the top supported upon baluster turned columns and stretchers terminating in circular tapered feet, 55" wide extended, 41.5" deep, 28" high £100-200 640.

Pair of attractive Victorian walnut balloon back dining chairs, with foliate pierced carved open backs and stuffover seats supported upon fluted cabriole front legs, 18" wide, 19" deep, 34" high; also an Edwardian inlaid oval seat with floral upholsterey and two Regency style circular convex mirrors (5) £60-100

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Good Pietra Dura table top inset with Pliny's Doves, within a repeating specimen marble border, 27" diameter £400-600 642.

Large antique pine two handled dough bin with canted sides, 50" wide overall, 24.5" deep, 15.5" high £100-200 643.

Very large late 19th/early 20th century flat top iron bound studded metal trunk, fitted with two leather side carrying handles, 44" wide, 26" deep, 27.5" high £50-100 644.

Interesting large antique Gothic elm chest, the boarded top with iron hinged supports over a panelled front carved with primitive figures on horseback, the sides also carved and fitted with large iron handles, upon stile supports, 53" wide, 25" deep, 28" high £200-400 645.

Fine 18th century English mahogany birdcage tripod table in the manner of Thomas Chippendale, the square galleried top over the birdcage mechanism supported upon a turned fluted and acanthus carved column with triple curving acanthus carved legs, the table top 22" square, height folded down 31.25", height with top raised 42" £2500-3500 646.

George III oak quadruple panel back bench seat, with curving arms upon baluster supports over a drop-in seat, raised upon cabriole legs, 72" wide, 41" high, 25" deep (max) £120-180

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Large terracotta chimney pot, probably 19th century, the tapered conical top over a cylindrical vented body supported upon a square plinth, 42" high £50-100 648.

Early 20th century mahogany writing desk, the hinged moulded wavy top opening to reveal a fitted interior with inset tooled leather writing surface supported upon four tapering cabriole legs terminating in pad feet, 31" wide, 21" deep, 33" high £50-80 649.

Small late 17th/early 18th century strong box, the twin planked top fitted with iron hinges opening to reveal a candle box fitted to the right hand side, over a panelled front with central locking plate and key, also fitted with iron handles to the sides, 27" wide, 16" deep, 16.5" high £80-140 650.

Unusual cast iron and ebonised adjustable revolving stool, with carved papier maché scallop shaped seat over the cast iron adjustable mechanism supported upon four curving feet, 32" high (at fault); also a contemporary mahogany rectangular adjustable piano stool and two late Victorian piano stools in need of restoration (4) £60-100

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Late 19th century figured walnut veneered bureau, the hinged fall front enclosing a central long drawer flanked by four short drawers, over four long graduated drawers and upon bracket feet, 36" wide, 18" deep, 42" high £40-80 652.

Early 20th century bevelled rectangular mirror within a beaded oak shaped frame, 42" x 26"; also two smaller gilt framed mirrors (3) £30-50 653.

Victorian mahogany tripod revolving cutlery and plate tray, upon a turned column and curving legs, the top 24.5" wide, 15" deep, 32" high overall £60-100 654.

Arts & Crafts style two tier open bookshelves, the upper tier fitted with two central cupboard doors with swivel wooden locking bars under an open recess and flanked by adjustable shelves, the slightly deeper base with two tier open fixed shelving, supported upon four plinth feet, 96" wide, 13.5" deep, 72" high £150-250

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Edwardian walnut chest of drawers, the moulded top over two short and two long drawers to the plinth base, 39" wide, 21" deep, 32.5" high £40-60 656.

19th century mahogany Pembroke table in need of restoration, the hinged top over a drawer and dummy drawer supported upon square tapering legs terminating in brass caps and castors, 38" extended, 29" long; also a Regency mahogany bar back dining chair and two Victorian towel rails (4) £40-80 657.

Georgian style small mahogany chest of drawers, the moulded top over two short and three long graduated drawers, upon ogee bracket feet, 34" wide, 19" deep, 30.5" high £60-100 658.

Regency mahogany swivel top foldover tea table, the crossbanded top over a panelled frieze carved with four small floral panels, supported upon a turned column and four curving fluted legs terminating in brass caps, the top 36" x 35.5", 29.5" high (when closed) £250-450

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19th century mahogany birdcage tripod table with piecrust top, supported upon a spiral twist and foliate carved turned column, with three foliate carved legs terminating in claw and ball feet, 23.5" diameter, 28.5" high £200-300 660.

19th century oak and mahogany crossbanded small desk, the moulded top over one long and two short drawers to the shaped frieze, supported upon square tapering legs, 36" wide, 17.75" deep, 30.5" high £30-50 64

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Good early 19th century rosewood Davenport, the sliding brass galleried top with green tooled leather inset writing surface, opening to reveal an arrangement of drawers and catches to reveal a secret drawer on the top right hand side with compartments for three ink bottles and a pen well, with a brushing slide over a panelled cupboard door to the right hand side and a drawer over a fixed panelled side to the other, supported upon four squat bun feet, 24" wide, 24" deep, 34.5" high £300-500 662.

Early 19th century oak folding circular coaching table, the central brass hinged top over baluster turned supports, 42" diameter; also an oak upright bevelled glazed display cabinet, the hinged door opening to reveal three glass shelves, fitted with an electric light, 56" high (2) £60-100 663.

Good high quality Duresta four piece lounge suite, comprising a pair of three-seater Knowle style double drop end settees and wide matching armchairs, all with light grey and gold floral upholstery, supported upon short tapering front feet terminating in brass caps and castors and curving square block feet to the back, the settees 90" wide, 40" deep, 33" high and the armchairs 52" wide, 40" deep, 33" high (4) £1000-1500 Lot 664 – 700 NO LOT

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Fine Paintings

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Watercolours and Works on Paper 700.

Buster Keaton - rare French subway poster for Buster Keaton's most renowned film 'The General', within a good quality frame, 64.5" x 48" £80-120 701.

Embroidery depicting two figures in a garden with a dog in the foreground, possibly 17th/18th century, 9.5" x 11.5"; together with three further embroideries and needlework pictures, one depicting figures beside classical columns, another depicting a lady playing a lute (damaged), oval, and a further small needlework depicting a gentleman cutting wood with his dog by his side and a cottage and church beyond, oval; a further later plasterwork picture depicting a gentleman with three horses in a woodland landscape also watercolour initialled JE depicting a flooded meadow with a mill amongst tress, a map depicting the city of Worcester with an inset small engraving of Worcester Cathedral beside the river, engraved by J. Roper from a drawing by George Young and two coloured etchings

by J.B. Cipriani after Franceso Bartolozzi, depicting Pomona and 'Ceres', and finally a later coloured engraving depicting 'Fishing Boats on the Lagoon, Venice' unframed, various sizes, (10) £50-100 702.

English School (19th/20th century) - silhouette on glass depicting a Victorian family in a fashionable interior, the children holding a small bird and her young sister holding a flower, ink on glass, 9.5" x 13.5" ** Contained within a period black and gold Hogarth frame £40-80 703.

F.G.Moon after David Roberts (19th century) - 'City of Tiberias' on the Sea of Galilee', bears the artist's signature within the plate together with the title and the date April 22nd 1839, coloured lithographic print; together with four further companions, 'Hebrum', 'Mosque of Onar showing the life of the temple', 'Ascent of the lower range of Sinae' and 'Lower end of the valley showing the Acropolis' Petra, each approximately 12.25" x 18.75" (5) ** The first prints were published in 1842/1849 by the printer F. G. Moon on Threadneedle Street in London. The cost of this endeavour was very expensive and was offset by subscriptions from highly important Victorian people including Queen Victoria herself, the writer, artist and critic John Ruskin, Tsar Nicholas I of Russia and others. There were two types, the first being printed on fine paper, hand coloured and glued on to card, the second edition were printed on a coarser paper and were not hand coloured but printed in colours, many hundreds of prints from both editions were produced. £200-400

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W. S. Johnson, (19th century) - 'Mr Kean as Richard and Mr Cooper as Richmond', inscribed and published at 60, St Martins Lane, London, coloured engraving with some attached coloured material, 9.75" x 12.25"; together with twelve further hand coloured engravings including 'Miss Phillips as Claudia Rienzi' and published by M. & M Skelt, 'Mr Helm as Blackbeard the PIrate' also published by G. Skelt and numbered 4, various other titles, 9" x 7", 8.75" x 7.25" and various sizes; also 'Giotto, The Legend of St Francis as depicted in the Assisi Frescoes' Published JM Dent & Co. Ltd. (13) £80-120 705.

After Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin (1870-1935) - mother and child walking outside an inn with a coach and four approaching in the distance, signed artist proof, also bearing the fine art trade guild blind stamp, later partially coloured print originally published by Eyre & Spottiswoode Ltd, London, 15.25" x 16.25" ** The artist produced a great many illustrations for his book 'Old English Inns' which included the Star Inn, at Alfreston, Sussex but also included the inns at Liphook, Porlock Weir, The Angel, Woolhampton, The Bear Brereton and many other inns in the south of England £30-50 706.

Style of James Gillray (19th century) - 'The York Auctioneer and his Clerk, or a New way to pay old Debts' inscribed J. Spy and published March 1809 by J Blacklock, Royal Exchange, coloured etching, 8.75" x 12.5" ** Contained within an old veneered wooden frame £40-60 707.

Charles Johnson Payne 'Snaffles' (1884-1967) - 'The Gent in Ratcatcher' 'I have my man cleaning my osses not my breeches', signed artist proof, coloured print with some hand colouring, 15.75" x 14.25" £200-300

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Charles Johnson Payne 'Snaffles' (1884-1967) - 'A Bona Fide Fox Chaser' signed artist proof, coloured print, 19" x 17.25" £200-300 709.

Charles Johnson Payne 'Snaffles' (1884-1967) - 'The Sparrow-Catchin' Sort' head like a lady - a farewell like a cook, signed artist proof, 18.5" x 17" £200-300 710.

Charles Johnson Payne 'Snaffles' (1884-1967) - 'The Soldier, Nasty steeplechasin Devil', inscribed and published by Messrs Fores, 41 Picadilly, London, coloured print with some hand colouring, 16.25" x 16.5" £250-350 711.

Irish School (20th century) - 'Wade's Road over the Corrieyairack Pass near Garva-Beg' signed with the artist's initials R. G. also inscribed pen and ink drawing, 5.5" x 9.25"; together with a further two examples by the same artist, one depicting a man on a donkey beside thatched cottage, another figure and chickens nearby, also signed with the artist's initials and a further example of a lady harvesting wheat, signed with the artist's initials and extensively inscribed, pen and ink drawings, 5.5" x 9.25", 6" x 7.5" and 6" x 4" respectively (3) £80-120 712.

W* B* (20th century) - 'Buying China', 'An Old Cornish Woman', 'The Shepherdess', 'Le Folgoet', 'The Laggard' and three further examples by the same artist, one initialled and seven inscribed, 6" x 3.5", 5.25" x 7", 8.25" x 5" and various sizes, (8) £60-100

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H* O'Brien (19th/20th century) - a beach scene with fishing boats lying in an estuary, a figure on a sandy path in the foreground, signed, pencil and watercolour, 4.75" x 14.25"; together with a further example possibly by the same artist depicting a landscape with a wooden barn near trees, figure on a path nearby, (a pair) £30-50 714.

Edwin Earp (1851-1945) - mountainous landscape with a figure on a stone bridge in the foreground also a companion, lake scene with boats, mountains beyond, both signed, pencil on watercolour, each 7" x 4.75", a pair £40-60 GARDINER HOULGATE

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716 714.

Edwin Earp (1851-1945) - mountainous landscape with a figure on a stone bridge in the foreground also a companion, lake scene with boats, mountains beyond, both signed, pencil on watercolour, each 7" x 4.75", a pair £40-60 715.

E* E* Earp (20th century) - mountainous lake scene with boats, a figure fishing in the foreground, pencil and watercolour heightened with white, 14.5" x 21.75" *Provenance, with Mealy's Ireland 28th March 2000, lot 1357 £30-40 716.

Augustus Osborne Lamplough ARA (1877-1930) - Desert scene with camel riders, pyramids in the distance, watercolour, 8.5" x 22.5" £150-200 717.

John Linfield R.W.S., NEAC, (b.1930) -- 'The Tithe Barn, Bradford-on-Avon' signed also extensively inscribed on an exhibition label verso and a further document listing all the artist's exhibitions and shows during his career; together with a short biography on the artist, pencil and watercolour, 12.5" x 18" ** Exhibited at The Mall Galleries, 17 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1. The artist specialises in pen and ink studies of architectural subjects, his other great interest is portraiture, he has exhibited with the painter's Bernard Dunstan, R.T.Cowern, Tristram Hillier R.A. and the artist Carel Weight, R.A. £80-120 718.

John Sherrin (1819-1896) - still life of primroses and other flowers in a basket with a feathered bird's nest and eggs on a mossy bank, signed watercolour and gouache, 11" x 13.75" £200-300

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719.

Willie Stephenson (fl.1893-1938) - Conway Castle, North Wales, with a fisherman beside a boat in the foreground, signed watercolour, 9.5" x 19.5" £80-100 720.

B. J. Ottewell (fl. 1885-1930) - a lakeland or highland landscape with trees beside a river, also a companion (Loch Nagar from the Gelder Shiel) a pair, both signed and bearing various labels verso, watercolour, each 6.75" x 9.25" £100-120 721.

Wycliffe Egginton R.I. R.C. (1875-1951) - windswept landscape with a figure on horseback beside trees, signed, pencil on watercolour, 9.75" x 13.75" £80-100

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Frank Egginton R.C.A. (1908-1990) - 'The Black Mountain, Belfast', signed, also inscribed on the artists original label within the inscription and numbered 10995, pencil and watercolour, 14.5" x 20.75" ** Provenance, with Rodman & Co., Belfast £250-300 723.

Continental School (19th century) - portrait of a lady half length wearing black embroidered robes with crucifix and other jewellery around her neck, also wearing white lace trimmed bonnet, pastel drawing, 25" x 19.5" £150-250

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Beatrice Parsons (1870-1955) - 'Loch Earn from St Fillans, Perthshire', signed also inscribed with the title by the artist, watercolour, 9.5" x 13.75" ** Provenance with Hal O'Nains Ltd, King street Gallery, 17 King Street, St James's, London, SW1Y 6QU and sold together with the original receipt dated 23rd June 1987 from the exhibition entitled 'Exhibition of Decorative Watercolours 1850-1950' and the original price being £950 £300-400 725.

Attributed to Helen Allingham R.W.S (1848 - 1926) - 'Sunset' a meadow with hens in the foreground and thatched cottages amongst trees in the distance, bears a signature also inscribed with the title, watercolour, 9.25" x 7.5" £100-150

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726.

Attributed to Karl Feiertag (1872-1934) - young girl standing in an orchard holding a basket of apples, bears a signature, also inscribed with the artist's name and his dates on a later mount, watercolour heightened with white, 7.5" x 7" £80-100 727.

Ralston Gudgeon (1910-1984) - Ptarmigans in partial winter plumage on a hillside, signed, watercolour and gouache heightened with white, possibly on tinted paper, 9.5" x 13.5" £100-150

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728.

Ralston Gudgeon (1910-1984) - Lapwings and their young standing amongst wild flowers in a field signed, watercolour and gouache on tinted paper, 17.5" x 25" £300-400 729.

John Hutchinson - male and female blackcock in a Highland landscape, signed, watercolour and gouache heightened with white, 21" x 31.25" £150-200

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743.

Follower of Henry Charles Shayer (19th century) - a wooded landscape with a figure beside a donkey, a mother and children nearby and a church amongst the trees in the distance, oil on canvas, 15.25" x 12" £100-150

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730.

Eugenio Bonivento (1880-1956) - Grand Canal, Venice with figures and children feeding pigeons in the foreground, gondolas nearby, signed, pencil and watercolour, 15.75" x 27" £300-400 Lot 731– 740 NO LOT

Traditional Oil Paintings 741.

Follower of Edward Robert Smythe (19th century) - a ploughman and two shire horses with his dog, a further ploughman in a field in the distance, oil on panel, 8.5" x 11.25" £100-120 742.

Follower of Edmund Bristow (19th century) - stable interior with a white pony and goat feeding from a hay rick, oil on canvas, 7" x 10" £80-120

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744.

Circle of Walter Greaves (19th/20th century) - a river scene with fishing boats at low tide possibly a scene on the Thames, Chelsea Reach, indistinctly signed and dated 73 (1873), also indistinctly inscribed on the stretcher verso, a further old label attached to the frame with the name Rev'd F. D. Morice, oil on canvas, 12" x 20" £600-800 745.

Harry S. Foy (20th/21st century) - 'The Twelve PIns and The Mountains, Connemara, from above Costolloe' signed, also inscribed in the artist's own hand, verso, oil on board, 10" x 13.75" £50-100 746.

L* Guenozzi (20th century) - Continental landscape with a shepherdess and sheep beside a pond, trees and mountains in the distance, indistinctly signed, oil on panel, 9.5" x 12.5" ** Provenance: with The Clifton Gallery 18 Princess Victoria Street, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 4BP £200-300 747.

Style of Patrick Nasmyth (19th century) - a river landscape with a cottage amongst trees, an angler standing beside a weir in the distance, oil on canvas, 12" x 16" £300-500

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748 748.

Frederick James Aldridge (1850 - 1933) - 'Venice' fishing boats, gondolas and other vessels in a Venetian lagoon, signed and inscribed Venice, oil on canvas, 24" x 20" £300-500 749.

Arnold Victor Beauvais (1886-1984) - a sunlit estuary scene with a boat in the foreground at low tide, further boats in the distance and dated 74 (1974), oil on board, 20" x 30" ** The artist was born in Lewisham, London the son of a French father, the artist Charles Henri Beauvais and an English mother, Anne Nee Corfield. He trained in his father's commercial art studio during the day, working on lithographic printing and poster design and took night classes at The Bolt Court Art School in Fleet Street. In 1903 his father returned to his home town of Marseille and set up a commercial art studio. Arnold studied in Paris before joining his father in Marseille, taking over the studio in 1911 upon the death of his father, he then returned to London in 1913 where he opened a studio and produced film posters, magazine illustrations, advertisements, cartoons and jigsaw puzzles £300-400 750.

Walter Hunt (1861-1941) - Farmyard scene with a donkey, two calves and chickens, landscape beyond, signed and dated 1910, oil on canvas, 18" x 24" ** From the estate of Ted Watkinson by descent £2000-3000

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750 751.

Patricia J. Armstrong (20th/21st century) - still life of a bonnet, bottles and other objects on a table, signed by the artist's initials, oil on board, 17.5" x 13.5" £50-100 752.

Henry Harris (of Bristol) (1852-1926) - gypsy encampment with a mother and children seated beside a fire, tress and hills beyond, signed oil on canvas, 8" x 6.25" £80-100 753.

English School (19th century) - portrait of a lady, head and shoulders wearing a blue dress with lace accessories, also wearing a necklace and a bonnet decorated with silk ribbons, oil on canvas, oval, 24" x 19.5" £150-200 754.

English School (19th/20th century) - portrait of a lady half length wearing a brown and blue dress trimmed with lace and holding a book in her left hand with the description Esther Blampied beloved wife to Eli etc., oil on canvas, 30" x 24" £100-120 GARDINER HOULGATE

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757 755.

Continental School (20th century) - summer landscape with trees in the foreground, cottages and a church in the distance, indistinctly signed possibly Andre e Conne, oil on canvas, 20" x 24" £200-300

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Irish School (20th century) - beach scene in summer with figures seated beside bathing tents, other figures and buildings nearby, indistinctly signed, possibly Laura MacAuley, oil on canvas, 16" x 24" £300-500 757.

George Bernard O'Neill RA (1828-1917) - Figures beside a doorway, with children purchasing toys from a street vendor, other figures nearby with utensils in the foreground inscribed with the artist's name on a plaque attached to the frame, oil on canvas, 28" x 25" **The artist was born in Dublin and arrived in England in 1837, he was quickly accepted at The Royal Academy Schools in 1845 and was a successful student regularly exhibiting at The Royal Academy from 1847 onwards, he became a member of The Cranbrook Colony of Painters, his in Kent 'Old Wilsley House' became the setting for many of O'Neill's paintings. The artist style was similar to that of Thomas Webster and Frederick Daniel Hardy (see Lot 721), the close relationship between O'Neill and Hardy can be judged from their paintings 'The Surprise' where Hardy painted the interior and O'Neill the figure (now in The Wolverhampton Art Gallery) ** From the estate of Ted Watkinson £800-1200 758.

John MacWhirter R.A. (1839-1911) - 'Tintern Abbey', a scene on The River Wye, with figures and boats in a sunlit landscape, signed with the artist's initials also inscribed with the artist's name and the title of the work on the original frame, with a further later inscribed label verso, oil on canvas, 36" x 28" £500-800 74

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760 759.

Continental School (19th century) - portrait of a lady, half length, wearing a brown dress decorated with jewellery and a lace bonnet with blue ribbon, signed with monogram possibly JV or JY and dated 1843, oil on canvas, 8.5" x 6.5" £100-120 760.

George Francis Carline (1855-1920) - Three young girls arranging flowers in two vases, signed and dated 1902, oil on canvas, 40" x 50" * From the estate of Ted Watkinson £1500-2000

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764 762.

Irish School (20th century) - study of a girl carrying flowers in a sunlit landscape wearing a yellow dress and bonnet, indistinctly signed, possibly a Youngavarney, oil on panel, 13.5" x 10.25" ** The picture bears a frame maker's label verso for Rooths Market Street, Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire BA15 1LL £100-150

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763.

French School (19th century) - sunlit orchard scene inscribed with the date 13/7/89, oil on panel, 13.75" x 11" £100-150 764.

Circle of James Humbert Craig RHA, RUA (1878-1944) - 'View of Errigal, County Donegal' inscribed with the location, also inscribed on later labels verso with a photograph of a similar example attached to the reverse, oil on board, 20.5" x 4" ** The work was said to have been purchased with a smaller painting by James Humbert Craig by a previous owner/collector £400-600 765.

Circle of Cornelis Lieste (1817-1861) - a traveller with his horse resting on a mountain path, chalet in the distance, bears a signature, oil on canvas, 7.5" x 6.5" £200-300

767 761.

English School (19th century) - portrait of a seated lady wearing Victorian costume and holding a book in her right hand, a stone column and a red curtain, oil on canvas, 36" x 28" ** The work is contained within a veneered outer wooden frame with inner gilt slip £150-200

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Follower of Jean Honore Fragonard (19th century) - a young lady seated reading music in a Classical landscape, a gentleman by her side with a guitar and tambourine nearby, the scene set in a Classical garden, oil on canvas, 14.25" x 12" ** Contained within an old carved wood and plaster frame £300-350 767.

Circle of Peter Monamy (1681-1749) - Frigate and other vessels in a rough sea with wreckage in the foreground, bears a signature, also bears the artist's name and his dates verso, written by a later hand, oil on canvas, 7.75" x 9.5" £300-400 GARDINER HOULGATE

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Mable Irvine (Lady Irvine) (fl.1930s) - 'The Herbaceous Border' inscribed with the artist's name verso, also with a personal inscription 'To Oliphant with warm remembrance' oil on board, 9.5" x 11.5" ** The artist exhibited in the 1930s and specialised in flowers and still lives and was the wife of the university principal £80-120 769.

Mardi Barrie RSW (20th/21st century) - Scottish landscape with hills extensively inscribed with the artist's name and biographical details on a later label verso, oil on board, 18.5" x 24" **The artist was born and educated in Kirkcaldy, Fife and trained at Edinburgh University College of Art exhibiting at the Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh and further one man exhibition £150-200 770.

Scottish School (20th century) - a still life of red roses in a brown vase, oil on canvas, 13.5" x 19.5" £100-150 771.

Circle of Sir William Mactaggart (19th century) - a coastal scene with hills, oil on canvas, 6" x 9" £150-200 772.

James Brown Gibson (1880-c.1961) - 'Roses', signed also inscribed with the title and the artist's name verso, together with biographical details on the artist on a later label verso, oil on panel, circular, 9.5" diameter ** The picture is contained within an ornate gilt plaster and wooden frame, the frame decorated with Doric columns, garlands of flowers and a shell motif £200-300 773.

Harry G. Shields RBA (1859-1935) - 'September on the Moor', signed and extensively inscribed on various labels verso and dated 26th April 1930, oil on board, 10" x 12" ** The work was exhibited at The Royal Scottish Academy in 1927 ** Provenance: with Aitken Dott & Son, 26, South Castle Street, Edinburgh £200-300 774.

Peter Wishart ARSA (1852-1932) - a moonlight nocturne with a figure stacking peat beside a horse and cart, signed with the artist's initials, also inscribed with his name and exhibition details on a later label verso, oil on board, 9.25" x 12" £250-300 775.

George K. Gillespie (1920-1996) - Irish river landscape with an angler standing amongst rocks, other figures nearby, possibly a scene in Donegal or Galway, signed, oil on plywood panel, 12" x 16.5" £1500-2000

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775 776.

Paul Stephens (20th/21st century) - 'Towards Mendip Hills near Cheddar' signed also extensively inscribed verso by the artist and numbered 152, oil on board, 20" x 30" ** The artist exhibited with Arthur Maderson at The Crispin Gallery, Street, Somerset and also exhibited with Sir Peter Scott at the first wildlife exhibition in Bristol together with further exhibitions at the Royal West of England Academy, Bristol, The Colleton Gallery, Bath, Patricia Fine Art, Boca, Rason, USA and The Mall Galleries, London. He also designed the Radio One roadshow posters for Tony Blackburn and other disc jockeys £150-200 777.

Paul Stephens (20th/21st century) - 'Cheddar Gorge Somerset' signed also extensively inscribed verso in the artist's own hand and numbered 183 with further inscriptions regarding the artist's exhibition details, oil on board, 16" x 20" **For biographical details on the artist see previous lot **The picture has a felt tip pen drawing of a landscape with a cottage and trees verso £80-100 778.

Steven Scholes (b. 1952) - a steam locomotive passing the Manchester board and paper company with flour mills and other buildings in the distance, signed, oil on canvas, 24" x 36", unframed £150-200 779.

Steven Scholes (b.1952) - a steam locomotive 'Yorkshire Coast Express' passing through open fields, signed, oil on canvas, 24" x 32", unframed £150-200 780.

David Barrow (Atherton (b.1959)) - scene in Stockport with a bridge over a canal, on which is sailing a barge under a moonlit sky, factory chimneys and other buildings beyond, signed Atherton also inscribed with the artist's name verso; together with a sketch of a building, oil on canvas, 16" x 20" £140-180

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781.

Manner of John Crome 'Old Crome' (19th century) - wooded landscape with a figure seated upon a stile beside an oak tree, oil on canvas, 24" x 20" £250-350 782.

Follower of Sir Godfrey Kneller (18th/19th century) -portrait of a lady dressed as Diana the Huntress holding a bow and arrow, a dog by her side, oil on canvas, 19" x 15.5" £300-400

782 783.

Sir James Dromgole Linton (1840-1916) - interior of an artist's studio with a figure admiring an oil painting in a Florentine frame, other pictures and objects around the room, signed with the artist's initials, oil on canvas, 30" x 22" ** The artist was knighted in 1885, he was educated at Leigh's School of Art and at the beginning of his career was an illustrator and lithographer for the graphic magazine. £400-600 784.

Circle of James Stark (19th century) - travellers on a sandy path in a wooded landscape with a cottage amongst tress nearby, inscribed with the artist's name and the term 'Norwich School' upon the frame, oil on canvas, 24" x 45", with shaped top corners £800-100 LOTS 785-790 NO LOTS

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Contemporary Works of Art 791.

Edward Piper (1938-1990) - 'In the Conservatory 1990', signed artist proof also numbered 151/175 and extensively inscribed on various labels verso, coloured lithograph, 19.25" x 24.75" £80-120 792.

Bernard Cohen (b.1933) - abstract patterns, signed artist's proof also dated 64 (1964), numbered 39/40 coloured lithographic print, 21" x 30" £80-120 793.

C* Bowie (20th century) - portrait of John Rupert Siddall QMLt 1902 6th Iniskiling Dragoons seated in a room interior wearing a blue shirt, his sleeves rolled up holding a newspaper, his binoculars and gun holster nearby, signed, oil on canvas, unframed, 27" x 34" **His full military record is written on a later label and is sold with the picture, the artist Charles S. Bowie served in The Scots Guards in 1902 and received QSA 5bras £100-150 78

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792 794.

Dennis Gilbert NEAC (20th/21st century) - 'The Alpaca Farm', inscribed on a Mall Galleries, New English Art Club label, verso the artist's name, his address and the title, together with the original price of £480 ** From the Collection of Sir Ronald McIntosh (1919-2019) £150-200 795.

Toby Ward NEAC (20th/21st century) - 'Chessmen', signed, also extensively inscribed on various labels verso, with the title of the work, the artist's name and the original price of £1750, oil on board, 13" x 12.75" £200-300 796.

Jonathan Trowell NEAC (1938-2013) - 'Cellos', signed Trowell and extensively inscribed on a Mall Galleries (The Federation of British Artists), New English Art Club label, together with the title of the work, the artist's name and his address in Norfolk with the original price of £750, oil on board, 8" x 10" £250-300

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14. Release

Goods

Payment and clearance should be made within seven days after the sale. Goods will not be released until fully payment has been received and a paid invoice produced. For clients arranging courier or third-party collection: written instruction must be received by the purchaser; identification will be requested from the courier and their vehicle’s registration number taken. For security purposes our premises are monitored by 24 hour CCTV 15. Definitions and interpretation In these conditions: (a) Reference to the ‘the Auctioneer’ shall be taken to mean the firm of Gardiner Houlgate or any director, partner or employee thereof at the time of sale; (b) Buyers shall be deemed to be the principals unless to the prior knowledge of the Auctioneer they are acting as agent on behalf of a named principal; (c) ‘Forgery’ means a lot (i) which is so constituted as deliberately to deceive when considered in the light of its catalogue description, and (ii) whose value as such is materially less that if ithad complied with the catalogue description; (d) The Interpretation Act 1978 shall apply to the general construction of terms and expressions used in these Conditions as if contained in a statute.

16. Law and Jurisdiction These Conditions of sale are subject to English law, which shall apply to their construction as well as their effect. The Seller and Buyer agree to submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.

17. What is Temporary Importation?

Temporary Importation is a system that applies to lots which have been imported for sale from outside the EU. It allows the point of importation to be delayed until after the sale at auction.

These lots are indicated in catalogues by the use of the following symbol * Only the Hammer Price will be treated as the import price and the Buyer’s Premium will be subject to UK domestic VAT at 20%. So whilst the Hammer Price will continue to be charged with Import VAT at 5% or 20” as appropriate, the Buyer’s Premium will always be charged with domestic VAT at 20% Lots subject to Temporary Importation will be offered under the Auctioneer’s Margin Scheme and will be subject to import VAT of either 5% or 20% on the buyer’s Premium. Anyone who wishes to buy outside the Margin Scheme should notify us immediately. An invoice under the normal VAT rules and charging VAT at 20% on both Hammer and Premium will then be issued Temporary Importation should affect only private individual buyers who are resident within the EU. Anyone who is registered for VAT in the EU should be able to recover the VAT on the Buyer’s Premium either on their VAT returns or through the 8th Directive Refund Scheme. Any non-EU buyer who exports the lots from the EU will be able to have the VAT refunded provided the appropriate export regulations are complied with 18. Proper

sold with a * Symbol

These items have been imported from outside the EU to be sold at auction under temporary importation. When Gardiner Houlgate releases such property to buyers in the UK, the buyer will become the importer and must pay Gardiner Houlgate import VAT at 5% on the Hammer Price These lots will be invoiced under the Auctioneer’s Margin Scheme. Gardiner Houlgate must bear VAT on the Buyer’s Premium and hence charge an amount in lieu of VAT at 20% on this Premium.

This amount will form part of the Buyer’s Premium on our invoice and will not be separately identified VAT registered buyers from the EU should note that the import VAT charged on property released in the UK cannot be cancelled or refunded by Gardiner Houlgate VAT registered buyers from the UK should note that the invoice issued by Gardiner Houlgate for these items is not suitable evidence in respect of import VAT VAT registered buyers from the EU countries may be able to seek repayment of the import VAT paid by applying to HM Revenue and Customs. On request, immediately after the sale, the office can either ask HM Revenue and Customs to generate a C79 certificate (for UK buyers), or obtain a copy of the import C88 (for other EU VAT registered buyers), which may be used to claim recovery of the VAT. Otherwise Gardiner Houlgate may re-invoice the lot and charge VAT at 20% on both the Hammer Price and the Premium and provide a tax invoice to the buyer 19. Citie Restrictions As of 2 January 2017, new laws came into effect to control the import and export of all items made with rosewood. Any lots containing any amount of rosewood will therefore be subject to restrictions when exporting outside of the EU. It will be the buyer’s responsibility to make sure that the relevant paperwork is in place before shipping Some lots are sold with CITES article 10 certificates, allowing the commercial use of an item containing an endangered species. Lots subject to this are marked in the catalogue Import/Export It is the buyers responsibility to obtain the correct import/export licenses and CITES licenses for items which they have purchased. Gardiner Houlgate take no responsibility for the export of goods.

20. Gemstones Many gemstones have been treated in various ways to enhance their appearance. For example, sapphires and rubies are routinely heat treated and emerald treated with oils and resins. Some stones may require re-treating or oiling periodically. Enhancement affects market value and all Gardiner Houlgate estimates assume that gemstones may have been enhanced, in any case all lots are sold as seen and purchasers are deemed to have satisfied themselves as to condition and any possibly treatment of stones 21. Artists Resale Rights (or Droit de Suite) On certain lots marked in the catalogues and which are sold for a hammer price of 1000 Euros or greater (converted into the currency of the sale using The Design and Artists Copyright Society threshold calculator on the date of the Sale) the Additional Premium will be the percentage of the amount of the Hammer Price calculated as follows: 0-50,000 Euros 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%

G ARDINER H OULGATE T H E S P E C I A L I S T AU C T I O N E E R S DIRECTIONS TO OUR CORSHAM HEADQUARTERS

On the A4 from Bath or Chippenham turn off at the mini roundabout by the Hare & Hounds Pub towards Corsham town centre, turn immediately right at the next mini roundabout into Valley Road. After one mile cross narrow railway bridge and round right angle bend. Turn left after 600 yards into Leafield Industrial Estate.

Go straight through the estate and take the last turning on the right beforemeeting the public road again, just past Linpac and opposite Corsham Print. The Bath Auction Rooms are at the end of the road facing you.

Total time from Junction 17 - 10-15 minutes Total time from central Bath - 15 minutes Travelling by Train - we recommend Chippenham Station

Gardiner Houlgate, 9 Leafield Way, Corsham, Nr Bath SN13 9SW Telephone: 01225 812912 Fax: 01225 811777

E-mail: auctions@gardinerhoulgate.co.uk www.gardinerhoulgate.co.uk

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